fierce fighting in and around her data airport despite the saudi and rocky coalition saying it's taken it from yemen's who he rebels. and our intake of this is al jazeera live from london also coming up. as children cry for their parents and outrage grows president trump digs in over his policy of separating immigrant families. my core and marco reach to discuss how to stop the discord over immigration tearing the e.u. apart. and watch what you say russian politicians introduce

a bill to find anyone who criticizes the national football team. and the fierce fighting is raging in and around the airport of the yemeni city of her data as fighters backed by the saudi and iraqi coalition trying to take it from the who fees they have fought is a key resupply base for the iran backed rebels capturing it would be a major step towards taking the whole of the strategic port city which the rebels have held for the past three years battles have also been raging on the coastal road leading from the airport to the densely populated city center more than two hundred people have been killed and thousands more displaced since the coalition began its military offensive for the city last wednesday maradona is on the other side of the red sea in djibouti where much of the aid bound for yemen is routed. heavy fighting is still going on inside. despite claims by the soda good pollution

that they have taken control of the albert presidents of the city say the coalition troops off so far take him the main around when i'm out fighting for control of the posse tumbles as well as the flight control tower for the fighters still holed up in the airport are safe to be putting up stiff resistance the door. started with past like some of the positions before the coalition troops and militias allied to them calmed the port from at least three different fronts now there was panic in neighborhoods surrounding the airport once the but i'd your missile started hitting the airport making many people leave their homes in such a shelter from the falling missiles it was the same case on monday when attack helicopter special targeted. snipers who sees my post parched on the roofs of

mosques schools as well as residential buildings in neighborhoods around. the un special envoy to yemen is left on our failed diplomatic visit back in griffiths travel to the capital on saturday seeking to avoid an all out assault in her data through mediation expressed his deep concern about the escalation reiterating warnings that the conflict or further deteriorate yemen's humanitarian crisis. u.s. president donald trump is digging in amid mounting criticism of his policy of separating migrant children from their parents at the border pro publica an investigative journalism organization has recorded and released disturbing or dear distress children inside detention centers. you know that's one of. those words that might. sound

a couple months a little more or less at something. from the calendar from the one that. i was in if you like a thing that i call to say we're playing the game. of the day the fact that. pro publica also recorded a border patrol agent mocking those children. whether their men will face. the. government has owned or has been following events in brownsville texas where a former wal-mart store is being used to house migrants. yeah this is really the front lines of the immigration debate in this is

a former wal-mart that you see behind me huge huge facility and inside are about fifteen hundred kids all boys and out of those fifteen hundred we're told by a local lawmaker that toured it yesterday that about one hundred and ten are children that were separated and are currently separated from their parents or legal guardians because of this new zero tolerance policy that's been put in place the facility that you see behind me is a private facility run by a private organization a private company basically but it's over the auspices of the whole health and human services department essentially the u.s. government and business is the facility that's really overflowing with young migrant children right now these are children that cross the border with their parents children usually between ten to eighteen years old roughly in that range crossed the border. seeking asylum with their parents and instead of being

detained in a civil matter which was how it used to be done in years past it's now under tolerance considered a criminal matter and they're treated as criminal criminals the parents and they are taken away and separated from their kids the parents are put in one detention facility as they go through the court system and see a judge immediately the kids are brought here to this facility and just to give you an idea there's been about two thousand children not just boys but girls as well that have been separated from their parents in the last two months or so and a lot of people just simply don't know where all these kids are we know some of them are here but even when the local lawmaker came in here and spoke to some officials he couldn't even get complete answers on where some of the other kids rats spread out invisibility in facilities just like this all over the southwest. despite the growing outrage the white house shows no sign of backing down defending its zero tolerance policy and his treatment of the children. yes.

we now care for them we have high standards we give them meals we give them education we give them medical care there's videos there's t.v.'s and visited the detention centers myself that would give me answer to that much. less a white house correspondent can really help it can really present trump is currently talking about this what's he been saying the president speaking across town for a convention of the national federation of independent businesses and he is defending his policy of zero tolerance and the prosecution of those who enter the united states illegally in fact despite the growing moral outrage over this policy in the enforcement of this policy that has been in place for more than ten years but was always considered a last resort the president saying that essentially the immigrants that are coming to the united states are gaming the system that they are not the best and the brightest and that he doesn't want to prosecute them he doesn't want them to come

in the first place because they are putting an enormous strain on the u.s. taxpayer will these comments have certainly provoked outrage particularly on the southern border with mexico the foreign minister of mexico in fact saying that the policies of the trumpet ministration are cruel and inhumane. i would like to express in the name of the people and government of mexico most cancer and energetic condemnation of what is a cruel and inhuman policy mexico fully recognizes the united states sovereignty and its capacity to decide its own way of dealing with immigration the mexican government does not in any way promote illegal immigration however we cannot be indifferent to what clearly represents a violation of human rights and can put children including disabled children in

situations of danger and vulnerability and trump is due to go to capitol hill later to discuss immigration with lawmakers to achieve. well he's been blaming democrats for this crisis saying that it is the party that has been dragging its heels and this is why the situation is as it is right now essentially both parties have been dragging their heels for some twenty years and so the president headed to capitol hill to speak with republican lawmakers about two immigration bills that are on the agenda possibly considered voting or there will be voting very shortly but they're not bipartisan means that there's really very little chance that these would become law in the midst of all of this the democrats particularly top democrats like nancy pelosi in the house of representatives and call a harris senator and democratic senator are calling for the resignation of kiersten nielson the department of homeland security secretary kucing her of essentially not

being transparent to the american public and also enforcing policies that are a violation they allege of international human rights law can really help thank you very much. the german chancellor angela merkel has called for a joint european approach to immigration she's been holding talks with the french president emmanuel mccall ahead of a crucial you summit next week america is under intense pressure of the issue a coalition partners the c.s.u. have given her two weeks to achieve an e.u. wide deal or they'll take action to reverse her open door policy on refugees but your view of yes some of those migration is a common challenge and the reasons for migration have to be removed we need to work towards peace in countries that are involved in war like syria and even ukraine we also need to help with development aid for african countries we need to act in a coordinated fashion that is often very difficult our goal is for a common approach in europe we do not want europe to be divided. international

organization for migration says the number of people either crossing the mediterranean to europe or dying on the way is sharply down over the last few months forty thousand people so far this year compared to double that for the same period in twenty seventeen but numbers trying to cross to spain a sharply up call panel has more maria on the southeast coast. we're here in the control room of spain's marine rescue center in the port of ameria and personnel here in front of screens in a radar are on high alert for the possible arrival of more refugees and migrants aboard these rickety fishing vessels they call pâté others now if you look out that way that's one hundred miles or one hundred sixty kilometers to the coast of morocco and that is from where in the last four days fifteen hundred refugees and migrants have headed towards both our maria and points further south personnel here

say that they have seen nothing like it that level of arrivals in such a short period of time is really putting them under pressure already figures this year at twice as high as at the same period last year what generally happens in this control room is that they will get their first alert perhaps by telephone perhaps by radio from an ngo from another vessel or directly from the potato itself and they will call and say they are in distress from here they make a call to helicopter a helicopter will be up into the air searching the area trying to locate the migrant vessel and then from there the characteristic orange search and rescue vessels will head out trying to locate and pick up those migrants and refugees and bring them back here to shore over the weekend personnel here say that there was a ship wreck they managed to pluck four survivors from the sea but they say that somewhere out there there is still at least forty bodies of migrants and refugees

that simply didn't make it. well violence and persecution has forced more people to become refugees than ever before the latest u.n. refugee agency report says as of last year more than sixty eight and a half million people were displaced worldwide program day is the high commissioner for refugees at the u.n. he's currently in tripoli and says the findings show the need to be international unity on the crisis there is a urgency about the response has continued to be too fragmented and too isolated this is a global phenomenon that requires international solidarity and cooperation on a global scale and this is what this razy rising figures of the world's response to these political positions are now. right refugees are fleeing violence war persecution we have an obligation to help them and they're not

even effective you can see easily you just reported on it if you close avenues on one side they open on another we need to look at the root causes we need to address the reasons why these people leave violence or we need to help the countries where they are in majority let's not forget that the sixty eight million refugees and displaced eighty five percent are not the rich countries that are in poor middle income developing countries and then we need to maintain asylum systems that are effective that receive those in need of protection of refuge and give other options other solutions for those that move for different reasons. global stocks slide threatens china would need tariffs beijing just right back haunt. us apple is fined six million dollars you know straight here often disabling

devices repaired by fed party companies. however we've got more hot sunshine across syria right. across much of the middle east further north we have got those showers around the black sea the caspian sea just around the caucasus and specter a cloud still making its way out to. the med us on shore breeze looking fine and dry here by rate at around twenty but we are getting well up into the forty's once again for baghdad and for kuwait city and further east a couple gets up to thirty two degrees notice some showers just to the north of that and that will be the case over the next couple of days of those showers pushing across into tech monistat and into is back. not too many showers in the forecast across the arabian peninsula then so it's lost the fight and dry little

bits and pieces of plant just around the red sea small wind continues to blow some more lifted dust and sand on the cards for many forty three celsius here in. dry across southern parts of africa with a more crowd just around the southern kite pushed further north settled and sunny for the most part temps going up to twenty celsius. and also into johannesburg further north will see temperatures getting up to twenty two in harare with a chance of one of two showers still.

the top stories. fierce fighting is raging outside the airport of the yemeni city of her data where thousands of pro-government forces are battling hoofy rebels. receive the recording of illegal migrant children crying after being separated from their parents as pressure on president trump over his zero tolerance immigration policy. and the german chancellor has called for a joint approach to integration during talks with the french president this is the

international organization for migration says the number of people crossing the mediterranean is shoppy down over the last few months. one of two oil terminals set on fire during clashes in the libyan port of rustler knew of has collapsed as for the damage could affect the country's struggling economy which is on oil production for revenue a warlord honey for have to sent reinforcements to help his troops battling a rival group for control of the tanks fighters with. seize the two oil plants from have to on thursday one of the head has the latest from tripoli. libya's national oil corporation has said it has lost two storage tanks in the north terminal that is one of the two major oil course that has been taken control of by forces loyal to the chief of the petroleum facilities guards brahim of children

also the chief of the libya's national oil corporation said that they have lost around four hundred thousand barrels per day. in those two burning storage tanks and now it's to made at around eight hundred million dollars a month that's the loss because of the burning oil in the north terminal now has that his forces have been they have been mobilizing in the oil christened area and security sources there say that they have been they have been receiving infantry brigades from the east of libya in order to launch a new offensive to recapture the two major oil ports of and sidra and russ and all of that have been taken control of by forces loyal to the former chief of the petroleum facilities guards brahim. now the situation in the oil christians

area is very tense and red crescent members say that they have received twenty eight bodies of fighters loyal to. have dead and two but is of the two girls they were killed by an airstrike on should by fighter jets belonging to a warlord the i have to human rights watch says more than a thousand villages in northeastern mozambique have been left homeless by a surgeon armed attacks people there say they're terrified of the gangs behind the attacks and of the army response and even barbara has more. beginning the process of rebuilding their homes and their lives these people lost everything when attackers set fire to their village in mozambique's northeastern province of kabul their god it was part of a series of attacks that began last october just since last month around forty

people are thought to have been killed in the area which is predominantly muslim and more than a thousand people have fled their villages the mayor of this district seen here meeting soldiers deployed after the latest violence says there's been a strong response thing. as you see here the people of many cutlass wood to help the people of nigh on day to build their homes we've also brought in other supplies like buckets and clothes i think. the government said that we'll have to clean up the wreckage of our homes then we will get help to get wood and bamby to rebuild them local residents call the people behind the attacks but they're not thought to have any links with the somali fighters about name researches say they're a local group who want to establish islamic law or shari'a after initially attacking police stations they've gone after a wide range of targets as well as destroying villages and livestock they've burned down mosques and killed local religious leaders there was a situation where they asked for the local community leader and when the man.

they were looking for tried to run away the group chased him down. and cut it off there in front of everybody to see human rights watch is accused mozambique security forces of a heavy handed response hundreds of people suspected of being linked to the attacks have been detained without charge there are also rumors of summary executions. campaigners say until based climate of fear and villages won't feel safe enough to return home that al-jazeera. indonesian rescue workers are searching. for survivors after a ferry sank with as many as eighty people on board the wooden boat went down on lake toba a popular tourist destination in northern sumatra on monday eighteen people have been rescued so far has thought the ferry was carrying more than the maximum number of people allowed when it sank said bastien has more from jakarta soon after

departing samo sea island the tsunami bomb on a wooden passenger boat started to sway badly not long after that it capsized completely throwing all its passengers into the lake the authorities say the accident happened amidst bad weather and huge waves. island lies in lake talk about which is the largest for chemical leak in the world and also one of the deepest it's one of indonesia's main tourist attractions most of the passengers were returning from the eve holidays. this dramatic footage seems to have been captured by one of the passengers although it can be verified it's not clear how many passengers were on the boat exactly because it's a common practice in indonesia for these kinds of boats to not have any passengers manifest nor any official ticket sales it also seems there were no life else available rescue workers are now searching the legs to look for more survivors

stock markets in asia and europe have taken a hit as fears escalated over a trade war between the u.s. and china on monday night the us president threatened beijing with tariffs on an additional two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese goods donald trump says it's retaliation for china slapping tariffs on fifty billion dollars of imports from the u.s. asian responded saying it would strike back hard adrian brown has more from beijing . well both beijing and washington do appear to be trapped in a downward tit for tat spiral and the markets don't like it the shanghai index on shoes day closing down almost four percent although the falls in the rest of asia weren't quite as sharp that said there does now really appear to be a growing realisation that we are in fact on the verge of an all out trade war between the world's two largest economies now on tuesday the language coming from china's government was much stronger the commerce ministry accused washington of

blackmail the foreign ministry said that the united states was harming the interests not just of china but also the rest of the world a spokesman saying that while china did not want a trade war it was quite prepared to fight what now at the moment china exports far more to the united states than the other way around that means that the u.s. has far more potential terrorist targets than china does but it's quite possible that china could stop punishing washington in other ways by focusing on big u.s. companies based here in china now at the moment president trump appears to be saying to the chinese government i want you to change the way that you can talk business with the united states that means possibly president cheating ping having to roll back his made in china twenty twenty five strategy this is one of his pet projects to move china up the value chain by focusing much more on high tech but

china has absolutely no intention of doing that so given that we have just seventeen days before the first of these tariffs are jus to kick in it's fair to assume that the chances of a negotiated settlement now are very slim indeed because china has no intention of giving up on that china twenty twenty five strategy. the north korean leader kim jong un is in china just a week after his historic meeting with u.s. president donald trump came at met chinese president xi jinping in beijing during his third trip since march according to chinese state television kim briefed president xi on his meeting with donald trump and the pair agreed to push for peace on the korean peninsula china is north korea's largest and closest ally the central african republic says a passport that tennis star boris becker claims gives him diplomatic immunity is a fake eka says he was appointed as

a sports attash a for ca are in april so he has immunity against bankruptcy proceedings in london the country's foreign minister told the news agency voters that the passport serial number shows it was one of a batch that was stolen four years ago he says he's launching an inquiry into who issued the document. an australian court has fined apple or six and a half million dollars accusing the tech giant of disabling i phones and i pads repaired by a third party companies apple says it compensated customers when it was first alerted to the problem but has not commented on the latest ruling under thomas has details from city. this was an issue that affected five thousand people in australia in twenty fifteen or twenty six thirty they have phones or i pads they downloaded the lights of software only to find that that immediately generated an error of fifty three message which stopped their device from what you taught it when those people took their products into an apple shop like this one they were told that they got the error of fifty three message because it revealed that they

had taken a device at some point so an unauthorized repair of an apple said that as a result of that very noble occasion to repair it or replace the australians can see the regulator said no just because somebody takes a branded product going on to the garage or parrot does not invalidate a little frightening scene of protection legislation about apple as a result nostra place all the broken bones and pay nine million australian dollars fine that's about six million us dollars point well this was an issue that affected people all over the world so australia is unlikely to be the last place rockall by such a point. russian opposition politician an extended romney has called for national protests in cities not hosting world cup matches over the government's plans to raise the retirement age in bali was released from prison on thursday the same day the kremlin announced it would raise pension and debility to sixty five for men and sixty three for women is the first time their retirement age has been raised in

nearly ninety years meanwhile the russian politician is going to extraordinary lengths to get the country behind the national football team returning miller off has drafted a bill would find anyone who criticizes the players ten thousand roubles made off says the law protects the owner of the country despite kicking off the home world cup tournament with a five no win over saudi arabia the team have been subjected to ridicule and satirical songs. these guys the representatives of the nation the representatives of the country and that's why there's a big difference between humor between critics and disgusting jokes the dirty jokes about about those who are going to fight for the all over the country and it should it's fair that we have to protect our own representatives from the local. abuse from local ideological oppression i should

say so i will guys should feel the supports should feel they hear that too with the nation. and one of the top stories when i was there a fist fighting is raging outside the airport of the yemeni city of her data thousands of pro-government fighters backed by a saudi led coalition a battling against hoofy rebels the airport is considered a key resupply base by the saudi and iraqi coalition which is trying to capture the strategic port city held by the rebels for the past three years mexico has labeled the u.s. policy of separating migrant children from their parents at the border as cruel and inhumane and the release of a recording of the children crying has ramped up pressure on the u.s. president zero tolerance policy but don't trump is digging in we want to solve this

problem we want to solve family separation i don't want children taken away from parents and when you prosecute the parents for coming in illegally which should happen you have to take the children away now we don't have to prosecute him but then when not prosecuting him for coming in illegally that's not good. we want to and the border crisis by finally giving us the legal authorities and the resources to detain and remove illegal immigrant families altogether and bring them back to their country we have to bring him back to their country the german chancellor angela merkel has called for a joint european approach to immigration she's been holding talks with french president emanuel backhoe ahead of a crucial you summit next week marco's been given a two week deadline by her coalition partners the c.s.u. to achieve an e.u. y. deal one of two oil terminals set on fire during clashes in the libyan port of

ruslan ouf has collapsed it's feared the damage could impact on the country's struggling economy which relies on oil production for revenue the warlord highly for have to send reinforcements to help his troops battling a rival armed group for control of the refineries the north korean leader kim jong un is in china just a week after his historic meeting with u.s. president trump came that met chinese president xi jinping in beijing his third trip since march came briefed president xi on his meeting with donald trump there's headlines next it's inside story and i'll have news after you straight after that thanks for watching.

us. camp. ground children. international condemnation. for those trying to stop a new life. this is a story. welcome to the show. a road tolerance approach to migrants who cross the border without proper documents his policy is simple jail the parents take their kids away but he blames the democrats for that and says the lord needs to be changed.