more than 70 houthi fighters are kid, and rockets kill one in saudi arabia. hello, you're watching al jazeera from london and also coming up, pakistan said it's ready to throw out more foreign aid groups after expelling save the children. australia prime minister deny reports that they paid to stop the migrants.

but first, an armed group has kidnapped ten members of the staff. the foreign ministry hasn't identified the armed group but it is a play taken attack on the national sovereignty and international laws, and now the update. we understand the foreign ministry here, and defense minfiles tri and other important mex of the government are holding a crisis meeting to try to work out what to do next, the verrett take sent to talk about which group is responsible for the attack or to answer questions about who was in the cop sollathe at the time and, we are hearing evidence that this

may have a connection to the detention hearing, of a senior member after lynn jab group that's the group that took control of tip proly, in the summer of last year. this man what he did, he was arrested, in may on charnlts of kidnapping, more than 200 were held in tripoli used as a bargaining chip, and he is still in custody and some say there is as connection between what has happened, and the detention of this man. now, so far, they are one of the few states in the world to have a relationship with both rival governments in libya, the one which is court appointed, and the internationally recognized one. but this latest incident brings into question that whole relationship with libya and i think a lot of questions will be asked about or what happens next between libya and too knee sha.

several people have been shot, and the attack unfolded after friday prayers when gunmen opened fire. 30 people were also wounded. talks, in geneva have been put back a day, because of one delegation arriving late and they won't come face-to-face. meanwhile, saudi airstrikes have killed more than 50 houthi fighters and they targeted strikes, by the houthis as military centers and elsewhere twelve have been killed, in clashes. saudi led airstrikes have killed six people, and the area

is listed as a world heritage site they began in friday, and destroyed houses belonging to the family. q.the pilot targeting unarmed citizens where are the military bases? if god wills we will attack on the borders as soon as possible. rocket fire, has killed one person and wounded another. the incident took place in, a mosque, near the saudi yemen border 39 people have been killed since the saudi led offense, back in march. let's go to pakistan, the government is prepared to throw out more foreign aid groups, after ordering the charity aye the children out of the country they have been told to leave within 15 days and, they are blocking access to the offices.

and, pack cast stand has tough ended, its stands stance, accusing them of using their work as a cover fors pea onaug. and save the children has issued the following statement. in a major development the government of the pack cast stand has decided to seal the prom in miss of save the children located here. the government says that the country's interest, and their

problems started after the attack on bin laden, and the fact that one of their doctors was recruited by the c. i. a. to run a fake program and, he is under arrest and, that was enough to arouse suspicions about the activities of save the children and the government said it had no doubt as to why it decided to seal the offices of this charity. for many years there was no policy of accountability, and several engineers were working free and their job jurisdiction was restricted and they were found working in tribal areas enough is enough, we will not tolerate any organization working against the integrity of pack cast tin. they said, that their work

was critical, that they had done a lot of work in the field of the anti polio program and, they were working in conjunction with the government, that the ministry in pakistan were aware about what they were doing. the government was also mulling over plans to introduce new legislation which will make it easier for government to close down any entity that seems to be working outside of the domain of its charter, and accused of spying. take you back to our top story and that's been an armed group, has stormed the consollathe, and kidnapped ten members of staff and we can go now, and, thank you so much for joining us. just before we came to you we heard -- she was mentioning reports, that this late defendant kidnapping, and there have been several, in the past

few months and this might be linked to the detention of a man in too knee she a, who is a senior member. what do you make of these reports of this link that's being made? both governments don't substantiate it. this is about the arrest, a month ago and, one of the leaders and, he is -- his story is, he is not well-known, and you don't find a lot of information about him and many think that he's a intelligence guy, inside the coalition and when he was arrested, a month ago, dozens were relieved, and whatever there are and this is

the second kidnapping, that seems to be related to the arrest of him and this one is actually linked to a decision, earlier, a for days ago, of the too knee shan court to keep him in tunisia. it's interesting they don't want to say one way or one way or the other, because they are going on to hopefully release these diplomat and they have an interesting position, because it has links with both of the governments in libya, and how strained is it going to be, and is it now, with the government in tripoli, when they seem to couldn't happening? well tunisia hazardous sense of thousands of citizens, in libya. that's why the government has ties in trip policy.

as you said, the too knee shan government has it, there, and we recognize the two governments. but this is related to an old strategy, and they did the same, by recognizing gad daffy and keeping ties with his open money nen and at this time, with the kidnapping a month ago and kidnapping and the consollathe is something never heard of. we never had anything like this. a consollathe being stormed like this, and then, diplomats agents, and we never had this. so this will have serious repercussions between the governments. but, also, it will have side effects on you know, against libya and tunisia. there is a growing thing and

this will only exacerbate things and, they can in the make the difference between this this militia, and they see only libya, and so, what happened, is going to backfire against libyan's themselves, more than the militia that did the kidnapping. we'll be following this closely. thank you. the families four palestinian boys, killed when israel bombed the beach are outraged that they are closing the investigation. it happened a year ago. two airstrikes struck the boys in error, and the investigation included that no international laws were broken.

former i.m.f. chief is cleared the sex crime charges and, breaking the cycle in guana, where 1-4 girls is married before the age of 18.

australia's prime minister has anonned answering whether his country may be paid, to return to waters, the crew was found, with about $30,000 in cash after being intercepted by the navy on their way to australia. asylum seekers, off the coast of australia and it has tough measures,. they are set in the pacific island, and the military, sends tugboats back. and he was asked whether

the navy are paying the people $5,000 each to turn back their boats. he didn't deny the allegation. and what the government has done is stopped the boats. we have stopped the boats and we have used a whole range of measures, we will do whatever we can, consistent with the principles of a decent and humane society to ensure that they stay stopped and i am never, ever going to apologize,. the police, are saying, that the navy gives money. people who work with refugees say they need to come clean over the issue. whatever it takes by hook or crook approach, which we are in the government, is unacceptable because our government, at the highest levels, is suggesting it seems

when it comes to asylum seekers they have no moral limit, and that's not only astonishing but and an investigation. thousands of fleeing, and they have been gathering and they say more than 6,000 across into turkey in the past week. residents have told al jazeera that they're living in fear, due to car bomb explosions and, the threat, now, on the

increasingly divided dangerous life in iraq's capital. this is the city, one of the largest neighborhood, and home it a large she a community. it's always been she a and even here people are too scared to leave their own neighborhood, it has become a living nightmare there are car bombs and suh what side attacks and it's better to keep our movement because security is unpredictable. isis car bombs have had such an impact that they are suspicious to travel across the capital. they bomb this and will at the damage, we don't leave our neighborhood at all. across town be the situation is much the same for baghdad sunni muslims, they were forced oath of their homes and now living just in a few hoods.

we feel safe, and i don't live here, and, it is in the safe to drive through the streets of baghdad any more, after 2003, dag bad split into sunni and she a section wes almost no existence of mixed section says at all. those words are echoed by people who studied the changes the sunnies have increased and what's of concern, is the impact of sectarian i., on future generations. the kids, when they live, and wake up and open their eyes and the violence and, the hating, and the killing and as you know, their subconscious, foundation that's obedient, from 5-7 and that's many kids, they have that feeling. i think, if the future usual

we will face a real problem from their kids. there are still mixed neighborhoods across baghdad like this one and they are more well off, and now this neighborhood in, particular, has been hit by several car bombs and, the reason they do that is to try to keep it up and it is not just isil and the shee a groups mount revenge attacks and, because of those two reasons, that iraq might see a return to the kind of levels, of violence it saw in 2006, when it was nearly plunged into civil war. the remains of the former deputy prime minister, are still at the international airport. the body is being closely guarded after reports that it was snatched on thursday before being loaded. iraq's aviation authority says it was delayed by a lack of

official documentation. the fighters have killed 37 people, on raids. they arrived on motor bikes and fired into houses. the news emerged a day after the new president held a summit with his neighbors to set up a joint military force. the former international monetary fund chief, has been cleared of pimping charges. the ruling at a french court puts a into four years of legal battles that began with a sexual assault charge in new york. he never denied he took part in orgies and parties, in belgium exprkt united states, they were group section sessions and he insisted it wasn't his morality that was on trial and didn't know that the women involved were prostitutes and the court believed him.

the judgment is out everyone can see there was no legal basis in the case, and all the noise that has surrounded this story has given us all something to think about. he was one of the world's most influential figures, he was the finance minister who prepared france for introduction of the euro and director of the international monetary fun and he was thought to be weeks away from declaring his intention to run against mar coy, when he was arrested in new york. he was accused of section wally assaulting a hotel made and that trial collapsed after the prosecution had doubts about the alleged victim's credibility. and he settled a civil case out of court and now he leaves the court, a freeman and it seems hard to imagine that he can ever revive his presidential ambitions and he may still try

to pay a role in public life. shares have fallen with no sign of progress in debt talks between greece and its lenders the stock exchange closed 6% lower, and they dropped 1%, and, greece is seeking a deal to unlock more bailout funds and it is trying not to default, on a payment that is do you at the end of the month. elsewhere, four western tourists who posed naked on on the highest peak have been fined and sentenced to three days of jail. they were part of a group of ten, who stripped naked, at the mount, and it has been blamed for causing a earthquake. the four have already served three days in prison. the family of a young boy

shot dead by police in the u.s. welcomed the recommendation that the officer be charged. he was holding a pellet gun when he was wounded by the police men. the judge's ruling is symbolic, he can't compel prosecutors to charge the officers. 1-4 girls are married off before the age of 18, in some regions, that is 40%. now, where the practice is particularly common. finds it hard to speak about what happened to her. she told me her father to come her out of cool to prepare her for marriage and some of her family members were angry, when they saw her talking to a boy.

when they see it, and i went to the house and i run. she is back in school but it's been a difficult time, she got pregnant at 16. like many young girls she thought that was the best way to get someone to take care of her financially, and, he runs a non governmental organization that works with young girls. she and her colleagues, mentor and teach girls about their rights and rescue those who are forced into marriage. if we do not find a way to let children be able to stay in school and complete, we're going to still have a lot of drop out of school, and a lot of women, not be empowered and

their decision-making. this is a farming community and, one of the poorest regions in ghana, in order to marry off their son says, they need to offer up their daughters in exchange regardless of their age and whether or not they're in school. the government admits until recently, efforts to tackle it have been ineffective. we have agreed for a period of 3 years to start with, there's going to be action, and i'm committing it, and ongoing and that's what, like the police and social worker and director and we're doing it jointly. ♪ these girls know, that they need help and, she wants the goment to pursue its promises to help change attitudes across the country. in nigeria a lack of funding and low levels of

computer education have combine to prevent the tech industry from creating jobs and, an organization called inspire wants to change all that. now, part five of our series cracking the code. she and her two partners run a small online delivery service called food i like, customers go online and order from local restaurants that have signed up, and she delivers it. she's working with 30 restaurants and she calls it a third logistic service and sees huge business opportunities. it could create employment for hundreds of thousands of people. there's a need for convenience and there's a need for delivery, and there's a need for that provision of logistics in terms of the meals for

consumers. you can carry it out. they got started with help of inspire a organization, that helps launch tech companies it's fund had by the government, they are taught the basics of computer programming. inspire has helped over 0 businesses get started and there are still major challenges. you need to have patience, in tech businesses and, people are beginning to see next 5-10 years, tech businesses are going to be the real estate businesses like we have now. so most investors are stuck on brick and mortar kind of business. and the government has tried to support them, but has faced problems. the government was supposed to build a so-called technology village on this land to, house over 1,000 tech businesses and a contract for millions of dollars was awardses so far very little has been built.

some say that the government should allow the private sector tor take the lead while it focuses on policies. the government needs to overhaul the entire school curriculum for i. t. and technology so the next generation of students, will be better equip he. challenge, is how to mc their product in a city, with low internet penetration and most operate their own service. international policing organizations, has suspended a so-called intellingty agreement with fifa, as the scandal intensifies, the 23 million sports field saw fifa pay for the police and illegal gambling q.the first-ever european games

have ticked off and 6,000 athletes will comb pete over the next two weeks. more on that and everything else, on our website. >> wildlife poaching is big business... worth more than 17 billion dollars a year and growing.