>> says it aspirer call leader has been killed in a drone strike. iraq's fight against isil the minister goes to washington to seek more help in the battle. a year on from the disappearance or more than 200 school children.

>> hillary clinton makes her first public appearance since announcing her candidacy. hello, we begin with yemen and the scouter council. it calls on the houthis rebels to stop fighting and withdraw from all areas they captures including the capitol. in yemen itself, and the capitol. aid agencies are continuing to warn that routs have been threatened by the conflict. our diplomatic editor has been following developments from the u.n. in new york. the u.n. security council sending a tough message. before them for a vote, a resolution calling on the group to withdraw from all the territory they have taken in recent months including the capitol. the resolution passed but with

one significant abstention by russia it wanted an immediate cease fire, instead there will be causes organized by the u.n. but in conjunction with the government of president hattie which like most security council members including the u.s., supports the saudi led military operation. >> the houthis working in close coordination with former president have intensified their military campaign, bombed adan, and extended their offensive to yemen's south. the council decided to extend sanctions they will now cover the three most important houthis leaders as well as former president alley abdullah saleh and his son. what if they don't comply? could that lead the saudi led coalition to a ground operation. >> the entire military

operation today is the product of the noncompliance. so if they are not complying they will continue to face more of the same. the resolution says that humanitarian causes should be organized by the u.n. secretary general in conjunction with the government. ban ki-moon says he wants immediate face to face talks he says ultimately there's no military solution to the crisis. >> intense fighting between forces that back hattie and houthis rebels. the coalition says it's been a busy 24 hours as it intensifies the pressure on the houthis. we have start add new phase which is mainly about preventing houthis from reorganizing or makes use of villages and military camps. that's why we have carrying out so many operations.

the locations and the chief barometric pressure guyed has been targeting. >> on the yemen saudi boarder. >> it is very clear that saudi arabia is not willing to take any chances in this war they want to protect the order because one of the main objectives of the campaign is to make sure that saudi arabia is not effected by the conflict. of course aside from helping the president return to power and expelling the houthis. so the officers showed after the artillery unit, they showed off the heavy machinery, but they are still amassing across the border remember, this is 1,800-kilometer border with yemen, it is a tough task, it is a big challenge for them to protect this border. we have an incident even more than two weeks after the beginning of the air strikes

on the houthis those strikes that were supposed to have the strike all their infrastructure and their capability of attack in which saudi soldiers were killed. >> in the arabian peninsula says the spiritual leader has been killed in a drone attack. he has been captures he traveled after being sent hem to saudi arabia in 2006. more from doha. it remains to see how this operation was conducted because we know the personnel which was operated before they took over the air base, in adan. and it makes sense to think there's been some level of coordination between the saudis that have massive experience in dealing with

al quaida, in particular, forces loyal to president very active many the southern part of yemen and the americans who have been following it, trying to target the top command of i.q.i.p. they are very important. in a.q.a.p., here is the religious facade of the group. this is something that issues religious -- this is someone that finds justifications for the operations conduct in 2014 in a video released. he has been asking people all over the world to launch attacks and particularly the americas. i think it was at that moment where the americans started to scrutinize the activities of ibrahim. he is also suspected of

recruiting yemen to joint the fight so with al quaida and isil in iraq, and syria. that comes as a major set back of al quaida. but says the battle would not be won overnight. this update from washington d.c. >> the prime minister have met but both sides are telling a very different story about what the meeting was actually about. the iraqi prime minister didn't have any specific requests for military hardware but we are hearing from the iraqi side a much

different story. they ask for drones and helicopters saying they needed that equipment the president was asked directly about that and he basically brushed it off saying that's why we have this meeting. but the president did make the point that any assistance he believes has to go through the government to protect their sovereignty and also for a accountability, and he did announce an additional 205 million-dollars in humanitarian aid. after american talks early this morn. >> as far as the agreement goes whatever happened however they want to spin it, all the sanctions economic and financial sanctions that have been imposed by the e.u. and by the united states, must go in the first state. at least 20 civilians have been killed in a series of car bombs.

seven ores died as they cued up to buy bread. opposition forces are trying to take a government intelligence center. reports. feed hospitals held pi the of six are struggling to cope with the rising number of the wounds the shorter doctors in medicine. >> all of the wounded were civilians there are no it fooers among them, there are win and children still under the rubble. in other parts of western aleppo. people say when they drop entire families disappear, the

rescuers take days to pull out the bodies. we are supposed to be your people the fighters of the f.s.a. can bomb the areas but they won't do it as a matter of revenge. we are muslims fighters raid the aarm la, the syrian observatory based in the u.k. says othernight bombardment has intensified in areas in and around aleppo. activists say the sitwigs has worsened and more than 135 schools and markets have been closed in rebel held areas of the city. but barrel bombs aren't the only threat. fighting between multiple groups has also intensified. the syrian observatory says forces are on the northern part of aleppo. a group led to al quaida, the central part are mainly

held by an alliance of opposition groups and the country side military airport is held by isil trying to capture more territory. and it's not just aleppo, there are no more classes at this school it has become a shelter for homes that have been destroyed. they were forced to leave from the district, but even here. i don't even know what happens to my husband. my son was killed i don't even know where her buried. al jazeera. >> syrian forces used toxic chemicals during attacks.

16th of march and thirty-first of march which killed at least six people including three chirp. and effected more than 200 others. video footage from three of the attacks indicate the use of a chemical agent, possibly chlorine. and jailed for the u.s. teachers that inflated exam results the their own gains.

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>> the united nations security council has voted to impose an arms embargo. the rebels are also ordered to withdraw from territory they have seized. al quaida in the arabian peninsula says it aspirer call leader has been killed in a drone attack. the u.s. had post add $5 million reward on the capture. and president obama has pledged an additional $200 million in humanitarian aid to iraq to help those displaced by isil fighters. the italian coast guard says element 8 1/2 thousand people have been rescued in the mediterranean since friday. many of those being picked up as they try to reach europe. at least 480 people have died trying to make the crossing since january. times the number of people have lost their lives in the same period last year.

the united nations says the sea crossing is the most dangerous stretch of water in the world for migrants. back in 2013, 43,000 people attempting the crossing and about 600 were killed. last year that rose dramatically more than 170,000 people tried to make the crossing and about 3,400 died in the attempt. so far this year, about 18,000 tried to cross the sea and 500 have been killed. nine bodies we recovered but it ayer poos that as many as a 500 eand 50 were onboard, and

only 145 were rescued by the coast guard and taken to a port in mainland italy. so it's still to be confirmed however, pi the coast guard whether, in fact, there were as many as 550. the checked have continues in the area where this occurred and no more bodies have emerged for the time being. so that figure remain as little sketchy. ouch the coast guard is literally, worsening around the clock. yesterday as rescue from 20 different boats 16 rubber boats and four vessels. and more are expected to arrive tomorrow, as many as eight arrivals are expected in ports all over sicily. the numbers could be as high as 101,500 imn't grays arriving tomorrow. >> i think italy really needs

help. the european union has of course cut back it's operation, it is now called operation tritan, the navy here in italy is helping out. and also the coast guard is trying to get as much help from anybody in the area where these rescues are taking place they are expecting to rise significantly this year. many are waiting in libya on the coastline to make the journey over. and of course, the weather conditions are so good at the moment. that traffic is putting on these vessels as many as they can pack on them. thank you for joining us live in sit sicily.

which in which several people were shot and one man died and the demonstrations were against the frenching security situation and the timetable for elections which has been pushed through without consultation. a man who ousted them in the coupe in the rebel group. but there are questions about the legitimacy about the agreement, as malcolm web explains. >> two former presidents of the central african republic sign add document reaffirming their commitment to the peace process, just a week ago the two main fighting factions and signed an great here, absent throughout the whole four months of talks here, has been the central african republic

current interim government. critics say that means what has happened here is meaningless, that the mediators say because they got the main fighting and the two ex-presidents to the table is still a step forward. >> al-shabaab fighters have killed at least ten people on attack on government buildings. >> the gunman september off two bombs before storming the building. during the 192 soldiers and eight civilians were killed along with seven gunman. >> a wave of violence against foreigners has spread to the city. four people have reported to have died. in the northeast nigeria amnesty international says at

least 2,000 women and girls have been inducted by boko haram since the start of 2014. where cam inpaers are dend maaing the school girls be returned. >> more than 200 girls have gathered here today in the capitol. they have still not been found, each of these girls is carrying a small placard which has a name and a number for each of the girls who disappeared a year ago. and it is a way of identifying each girl, reminding nigerians and the world that each of these girls is a special individual that their families are at a great loss that their families are us manying them, and the idea is to send a message to the government that these girls must be found now the government's position is they are doing all they can to find the girls. the challengers because of the insecurity we have seen in the

northeast, they say the girls have not been forgotten. >> the white house says president obama is to remove cuba from the u.s. list of states of terrorism. and comes ethat days after president obama and the cuban leader had a historic meeting in panama, it was the first formal meeting meeting in more than half a century. eight teachers have been convicted of inflating results have been jailed between one and seven years. two other teachers were given lighter sentences they were found guilty of falsifying test ruts to secure bonuses and promotions. andy gallagher sent us this update. >> the judge gave the ten defends in this long case a similar choice either apologize to the court for leniency or accept harsh sentences.

20 year jail sentences to serve seven years and 13 years of probation. the judge making it clear that this was not a victim less crime. he said this is the cig esthing that has ever happened to this city. and that thousands were left down who competed on exams on a huge scale. the eight who are now being given fairly harsh jail sentences have 30 days to appeal and they are expected to appear pack in this court within that time. >> u.s. presidential candidate has chosen the state of iowa to make the first public appearance the state that will vote first in next year's primary race. al jazeera joins us live from new york, will we be learning anything else. >> her own campaign had said

they intended to raise and spend $2.5 billion over the next year in this election. that president obama spent in the last race in 2012, so on the one hand, the campaign saying we will outspend everybody but on the other hand there's the candidate herself, saying well the political system is broken and we have to get some money out of politics it is an interesting contract. >> where she said she will be drinking her way across the state of iowa referring to all

the coffee she is having. she is having a very small event now at a community college, she is expected to tour a factory tomorrow, again, very small events because the clinton campaign believes the mostn't poo thing she needed to do right now is show the american people that she can connect with ordinary citizens so in terms of having big speeches in front of thousands of people, that's not going to happen ard cooing to the campaign for at least another month or so, at the beginning they want the first image to be warm and listening. a lot of ordinary americans that she has not been pictured with for some time. >> thank you very much indeed for that live update there thank you. they have more. >> the end of nuclear

paritors' ruling is a big victory. they have blocked the reopening of the nuclear power facility even though the plant has met safety standards set by japan's nuclear regulator, this case has once again drawn attention to the risks associated with the technology. for those that campaigned against two reactors. this is the start of something much bigger. >> i am so overwhelmed right now, i just hope starting here we can stop them all. >> this decision has put the government in a difficult position. >> the government respect ares this decision, towards the path of restarts at this point we are not part of anything, we would like to see what they plan to do in the future.

>> while the government looks for ways to convince millions of people to put their faith back in nuclear power the tokyo electric power company is trying to find out why a robot sent into the damage facility on friday, wasn't able to get out. the robot successfully delivered these pictures but hours into it's mission stopped working. there is speculation it's malfunction could be linked to the high level of raisuation. whatever the cause the break down may only increase the dend mas for alternative energy. al jazeera. authorities are investigating the theft of 18 bodies including those of 13 children. the disappearance. co as week after as many as 20 bodies were stolen from another cemetery in the same province. they believe the medical students who want the cad cavers for training.

or that they were taken by traditional healers. a mathematics question has gone viral after being leaked on line. it has raised questions about whether students are under too much pressure to perform. the question begins with what seems like little information. she gives them ten possible dates she tells albert only the monal and bennard only the day albert says i don't know when cheryl's birthday is but i know that bernard does not know too. bernard spots at first i don't know when cheryl's birthday is but i know now to which albert says then i also know. when cheryl's birthday is, from these statements students in singapore have to work out the precise date. the question has create add lot of debate on social media with people saying it does not test main stream math. let's walk through the deduction. of the list, the 18 and

19th occur only once, so if cheryl had revealed that date to bernard he would have known the answer. remember the first statement albert is certain that bernard does not know so if albert has been told it was may or june he could not be sure it didn't fall on may 19th or june 18th which means the birth month must be in july or august. so let's get rid of the top 5. and since bernard already knows the answer, after albert speaks it has to be a unique date. so we eliminate those two after bernard speaks albert knows the answer. so this has to be a unique month, there are two dates in august, we safely eliminate those, and the loft with just july 16th. clear as mud now imagine a 14 or 15-year-old trying to solve this in minutes.

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