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He moved to the united states in self-exile and could face arrest upon returning him. he started writing a column for "the washington post." about a week ago, he entered the saudi consulate in istanbul, turkey, around 1:30 tuesday afternoon. to obtain a document that he needed to get married. he never came out. his fiance waited for him outside until midnight and returned the next day when the consulate re-opened. questions started to circulate about what happened to him. did the saudis detain him? was he still in the consulate? to that, jared kushner's buddy, the crown prince of saudi arabia,...

Prince. in response to that crackdown, donald trump said he had, quote, great confidence in the crown prince. they know exactly what they're doing that. was from november of last year. this 2018 the state department put out a report on human rights in saudi arabia. in the executive summary from that report they did not seem quite as confident as the president. quote, according to media reports members of the security forces coerced with relative impunity. at least some of the detainees to the point of requiring medical care. a little further down. quote, in september 2017, well-known saudi jou...

50-year-old human rights activists was dumped by the side of a road with bullet wounds to her head. training journalist and human rights lawyer shot in broad daylight meters from the kremlin. the editor of "forbes russia" killed with a machine gun outside his moscow office and a business tycoon in self-exile was found with a noose around his neck. was it a suicide in the corner could not say. the kremlin promised a thorough investigation each time. some of those cases have led to convictions. the latest assassination of boris nemtsov has sparked a flood of conspiracy theories from politicians ...

The life jackets. things like that. would you agree with that, that that would be probably the most promising thing to see? >> absolutely, because they are going to float. the inflatable sides and the life preservers are going to do that. but the question is would they have been deployed? in the 777, i believe they're kept under the seats and if that's the case, if the airplane crashed without people having them on, it's not likely that you're going to be finding one. and if you do find one, it's going to float, but it's also going to float far away from where the wreckage is. so it's a great ...

I'm candy crowley in washington with a check of the headlines. the israeli military said its troops came under fire today from the syrian side. israeli soldiers fired back. israel blames the syrian military for the incident, but syria's opposition network says rebels were clashing with the syrian army near the border at the time. u.s. secretary of state john kerry made an announced visit to baghdad today to meet with iraq's leadership including mali maliki. the iranian overflight carrying armed fighters to syria are "problematic." after more than four years of self-exile, pakistan's former p...