this moment for you good hard. on al-jazeera. world. and i'm fully back to go with a look at our main stories here on al-jazeera the u.s. house of representatives has passed a resolution to end american military involvement in the saudi led war in yemen it said directs rebuke of the administration's support for the kingdom the measure now faces a contentious vote in the senate and says he will veto it mike hanna has more from washington well it's very much a historic vote it's the first time the congress successfully invoked the one nine hundred seventy three war powers act so certainly this in itself is a significant what is also significant is that eighteen republicans joined the

democrats in voting for this measure a clear sign of the bipartisan nature of this ongoing arguing about u.s. support for saudi arabia at least twenty seven members of iran's revolutionary guards have been killed in a suicide bombing near the country's border with pakistan the attacker drove a vehicle filled with explosives into a bus carrying members of the guards local media say the sunni armed group. has claimed responsibility that this came as a u.s. sponsored conference opened in poland on the security situation in the middle east but is widely seen as an attempt to isolate iran israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the meeting will focus on what he calls common interests in a war with iran. this is an open meeting with representatives of leading arab countries that are sitting down together with israel's leaders to advance the common interest. venezuela's opposition controlled congress has named new boards of directors to the state owned

oil company opposition leader nancy appointments of directors at. venezuela and its u.s. subsidiaries citgo petroleum the opposition is trying to gain control of an industry that is the economic backbone of the country the us which backs quite zero impose sanctions on venezuela's oil sector by do or says the sanctions are immoral and criminal this president says my door is making a terrible mistake by blocking us aid from entering venezuela he made the comments as he hosted his colombian counterpart at the white house is one of the ten not an american countries which has endorsed opposition leader as venezuela's interim president they are currently stockpiles of aid on colombia's border with venezuela which maduro is refusing to allow in our white house correspondent kimberly how good has more from washington. u.s. president donald trump is continuing to signal that all options are on the table

when asked about military intervention by the united states in venezuela as well of course borders and the colombian president was meeting with donald trump in the oval office donald trump saying that the united states has many plans and there is a lot happening that people don't know about the colombian president even do k. is also meeting with prominent members of congress he is also going to meet with representatives of the world bank while he is in washington he says he is focused on continuing to build support in the western hemisphere to pressure the venezuelan leader nicolas maduro to step down saying the western hemisphere will give one wide old the opposition leader the support that he needs to lead the transition that the obstruction of aid currently is a crime against humanity donald trump also stating that he believes that nicolas maduro is making a terrible mistake by not letting the food aid in well he will not telegraph next

steps he continues to say that all options when it comes to u.s. intervention is on the table at least six people have died after nearly a week of anti-government protests in haiti the demonstrators are calling on president juvenile morey's to step down they are angry about rising cost economics admission and corruption on tuesday seven hundred inmates escaped from a prison in the southern city of a cane during protests and there are also reports of looting in the capital port au prince and voters in spain are facing the prospect of a general election in four years members of parliament defeated the budget plans of the ruling socialist government and they included parties from the cassano in your region those are the headlines coming up next a world. past.

week. on the fourth of march one nine hundred fifty seven a thirty four year old algerian revolutionary commander was captured by french paratroopers during the battle for the capital and. he was taken to a farm outside the city and summarily executed by a french army officer. algeria's national liberation front had launched its war of

independence and as commander in algiers this man was the prime french targets. in custody he bravely resisted interrogation even impressing his enemies. another will take my place he proclaimed and in doing so inspired thousands to go on and the chief has dreamed of independence after his death. this is the story of law to be built in media the algerian revolutionary. bynum hedy was born in this remote house in the tiny village of equation in north eastern algeria four hundred kilometers from the capital algiers he was a serious studious boy. algeria had been a french colony since eighteen thirty and the family home was not far from a major colonial military base and both had an influence on the young.

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the young bynum he d. had a religious education and his grandfather score onic village school and mosque the building was later destroyed by the french authorities. government education was in french but here he studied arabic and the car on. atom. and nobody else sense and yet they are that they are at the at that are best i know what happens when you know you're going to. ok. you have what advice there's been going back and you were at the war and it wasn't this and now you cover make it for the senate veterans a year and have an. eerie half of al and i would listen them to the tours metal and see the. who had the relief. with the element of how to be a would have

father. when he was six been he was sent to his uncle's in but about eighty kilometers from home to attend french primary school. but his father insisted that he preserve his arabic language and islamic faith. so we'll have a more you'll be better better who mean us with a face them yesterday that. he meant that look where he from a few better from a few biskra and i'll show you how from wielders him be heading up the heart of what it is the karma of the mother i saw when one us about can a living at the cottage we share that at the four walk if he had to go to sleep today if he invaded tibet and i have. any you think about this and yet sits anyway at the national head yes. so much and that bet

not you know is. when he gained his primary school certificates many joined his family who are now in biskra two hundred kilometers from and. they've been forced to move there when the french authorities had harassed them and seized their property. in biskra to be attended college now renamed school. it was here that the teenager began to make his own way and joined algerian muslim scouts movement. in the one nine hundred thirty s. the scouts was one of the few organizations that enabled young algerians to get

together socially and get useful technical training at the same time. for ben in his that's meant using the group for his own purposes. he was already becoming a political animal. but is no mia now the content of the can. with the dream. team. would. come out that it but. they were looking for much more. mr leavitt as years. into the embassy and they are just. we're looking at and they just are not linear. going to come with. libya. when he quickly became a scout group leader and started to learn military basics his mission in life was

developing. how to be asked to work in a french military barracks in the ammunition department no one knew why at the time although an algerian officer called last hired noticed he was quote curious. what had to go soley soli dad so legality with. girly man child ask up who were and who had just. he helped. me to leave the. poor care because she never asked and only dad ask riyal to tell you what i. had. there may be a row in that case malcolm recruitment tally c.b. and sure sure tut. tut. bad

luck. bad guy b. how. bad. for. the issues jeff jeff alaska that matter was the fit yet. and i ask. all those has now been. so adamant that this was so that it get the end you met. well you know and it meant that you're mad. that they yeah you got us here to receive yes. in one nine hundred forty two billion hedy joined the algerian people's party the p p a it had been banned by the french in one nine hundred thirty nine but was secretly active in biskra.

a local activist mohammed if army had spotted the young bynum he in the scouts and recruited him to the party. this gave him an in to leading independence movement figures like mohammed. and mohammad bill with dad who would later become his close revolutionary associates. usually. but the p.p.m. was banned by the french so other leaders of the independence movement like ford had to have a bass started a group called the friends of the manifesto and liberty which brought together all the nationalist groups in algeria it was effectively a cover for the p.p.

a. bynum hedy joined the biskra branch. on the first of many. great international workers day and a week later the official end in europe of the second world war. many men had just taken part in the french war effort against nazi germany and had been promised more rights if they helped the allied victory in world war two. but instead a month before the french had exiled the leader of the algerian peoples party. to the congo another colony in africa. or goodness and in a new is do philip or me me. and they are.

lucky to get. more that are there and. a year in as man lived there now. midi or mr or do they made it on. the lead and do. the marchers banners sad an end to occupation and free missile had. and the protests turned violent when a fourteen year old muslim scout instead was shot dead by police for waving an algerian flag. the violent clashes escalated and led to the death of over forty five thousand l.j. in men women and children in cities gelman and. what became known as the massacre of city five lasted two months. some death toll

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one way decision. yes. i mean we're. hearing. now that is what happened next yet there is what went out. after his release from jail been him he was a marked man by the french considered to be armed and dangerous. his details were widely circulated to our friends security posts. it was now that's been hedy adopted his own nickname as a part time after him ileana as the pattaya a peasant who became a major figure in the mexican revolution thirty years before. the potter commanded the liberation army of the south of peasants and farmers and fought guerrilla battles against the mexican elites. but made him he wasn't just of the parts

a movie fan he was also an actor and performed the leeds rule in a play based on a novel translated by an egyptian writer called for the sake of the crown. he used to play about a revolution in the balkans to push his independence message to the algerian public and when the french figured that out they banned the production across algeria. little i had shot. some bad bad. many americans or ran. a hive. and. out of kick me rather bitterly been made huge imagine a chair where were added to. our friendship of us heard

it is in need with. them has. the. love you would. if i would have a really is that of others as a. revolutionary actor and sportsman the algerian peoples party had the football team in biskra and been kept ten. the squad were all members of the nationalist movement the article the satellite yeah the iraq the iraqi loom gurkha literally a big book we'll see the most brilliant feed mill not of no let me briefly you give him an illusion of the feel good looking fellow tomorrow.

is of a book. such a book on the leg of terra there are no the local me sore spots chief. or other. would lie articles. or latics i really would love a collage but records. so. you are an idiot that has what on who or what the who did what and what do you know they are. in july nine hundred forty six. returned from exile in the french congo but was placed under house arrest in algiers. founded the movement for the triumph and defense of liberty is the m.t.l. deal as cover for his algerian peoples party the age which was still banned

after the city for massacre the year before the movement no longer started struggle as purely political. at the first congress of the combines p p a and m t l d in algiers in one nine hundred forty seven they decided to launch a paramilitary wing called the special organization. when the party leadership patch up point the head of the paramilitary national organization in biskra law to be been he was the obvious choice. in the spring of one nine hundred forty nine billion he didn't have to biskra and move to constantine. yes. somewhat of arson in. the one i shot c. a c. b.

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stick. coulter more protests our door tookie over the the. look. as the head of the special organization in constantine law to be been in he does home became his base for meeting other leading party figures and officials. his father allowed him to use his younger sister very far as his private career around the city as the french administration would never suspect a young girl. three five remembers a twelve. can you with that and a new regime and definitely be less than good when your question. and he said there are many of them as you may said yet it will occur to look at a fetus a person. but only young to go yet i am and not. content to have that measure.

when i will carry bishan with that something that we love if they any lemke know we have any. city feel he said briskly back terrace and their head and yes we are yet. when than when and have at their leisure we get it when it is just very young man they should read that may have she did that they're young and there may have been a good many that and yet. so. in one nine hundred forty nine billion he became head of the p.p.a. armed wing in both cities and constantine and then deputy chief of staff of the special organization for all of eastern algeria in one nine hundred fifty replacing mohammed. the aim of the organization was to develop into a viable paramilitary force to take on the french but three years into its

development it was discovered and dismantled. more than four hundred of its members were arrested in him he demanded to escape and left for algiers but was convicted in his absence and sentenced to ten years in jail. by. mean having who. were dark. i don't see. where. they have been. near death. but i have been back at. shot of. the year. or.

the demise of the special organization led to a split in the algerian peoples party with one side loyal to its leader missile. and others calling themselves centralists. been in he d. and his supporters thought that military action was the only effective way of achieving independence and in march one thousand nine hundred fifty four set up the revolutionary committee for unity and action. they tried to reconcile miss ali and his supporters with the centralists but failed the revolutionary committee our crew finally ran out of patience with messily and the refusal to embrace military action and this was a turning point for the whole movement. the only way forward for the crew was to

split completely from the algerian people's party that. they would go on to form the national liberation front the f.l.n. and launched the war of independence on the first of november one thousand nine hundred fifty four the fight for the future of algeria at began. afghanistan has the house geology of both mentally resources and hydrothermal why are they so poor emotional you guys who are trying to form a government and the tocsin want a century now where the more we would close down the more they push back we knew it was coming to question was do we sit back and wait or do we surprise them with a preemptive strike talk about oil and just see.

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fully battle with the headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. house of representatives has passed a resolution to end american military involvement in the saudi led war in yemen is a direct rebuke of the trump administration's support for the kingdom the measure now faces a contentious vote in the senate dent chom says he will veto it my kana has more from washington well it's very much a historic vote it's the first time the congress successfully invoked the one nine hundred seventy three war powers act so certainly this in itself is a significant what is also significant is that eighteen republicans joined the democrats in voting for this measure

a clear sign of the bipartisan nature off this ongoing arguing about u.s. support for saudi arabia at least twenty seven members of iran's revolutionary guards have been killed in a suicide bombing near the country's border with pakistan the attacker drove a vehicle filled with explosives into a bus carrying members of the guards and local media say the sunni armed group. has claimed responsibility venezuela's opposition controlled congress has named new boards of directors to the state owned oil company opposition leader why do announce the appointment of directors at stay venezuela and its u.s. subsidiary citgo petroleum the opposition is trying to gain control of an industry that is the economic backbone of the country last month the u.s. which backs why do impose sanctions on venezuela's oil sector my daughter says the sanctions are immoral and criminal and the u.s. president says maduro is making a terrible mistake by blocking us aid from entering venezuela made the comments as

he whole said his colombian counterpart at the white house colombia is one of the ten that in american countries which has endorsed opposition leader as venezuela's interim president there currently stockpiles of aid on colombia's border with venezuela which model is refusing to allow into the country. and in haiti at least six people have died after nearly a week of anti-government protests the demonstrators are calling on president step down they are angry about wising cost economic stagnation and corruption on tuesday seventeen inmates escaped from a prison in the southern city of protests and they're also a force of looting in the capital port au prince. and those are the headlines al jazeera world continues next day with us.

a young man from a small village in eastern algeria had joined the algerian peoples party and risen through its ranks to become a leading figure in the fight for independence from french colonial rule in the one nine hundred fifty s. . he was allowed to be bynum here and he and his fellow river lucian areas decided to split from the party because of its refusal to endorse military action as a part of their strategy. on the twenty fifth of july nine hundred fifty four twenty two men met in this villa in a modest quarter of. their agenda was to discuss the launch of a national revolutionary war the only way in their eyes to rally the algerian people around the idea of independence. the twenty two attendees elected leadership

committee of six. when they expressed concern about the lack of potential revolutionary fighters across the country. through the revolution into the street he fads and the people will embrace it. we will. walk. around the local remember familiar with. will never cease to be the sort of who moved when the island beautiful beautiful. shot of. the. two for the procedure. there is the nearest and dearest and in. the night and valid one for the india

a while been there now almost million in. america and. then the have an amendment and were at their hegemony may have been million of all your friends are on top of. him and most all have been plenty of the. month of the year when the. bad bad blew his nationality to him sat back home kennedy. did a. lot of been here and had. a beautiful home. out up top who was on the. table was funny. there are many and him or

her usual people. will be there. in the heavy limb and the admission while if you are by your back you know those who are where had been within a month or two as is already at which is alien the amount of a day for the. a section that i met can. kill him. what a smack and then again i reckon some me comes in to add on the first of november one nine hundred fifty four the committee announced the formation of a new political party the national liberation front or f.l.n. and its military wing the national liberation army. they divided algeria into five zones and been he was made commander of the on five the whole of western algeria. his dream of seeing algerians finally take military action against the french in the fight for independence was about to be realized and maybe the

author who lives along. the maybe from there for a moment. and go. to the war will call. we are here and there were a warm crowd. handy early. man . up on to your. get go let me just get at the ball to get it to my. heart of the evolutionary war it was announced on the first of november one thousand nine hundred fifty four at twelve midnight. but only twelve hundred combatants took part

nationally with just four hundred weapons and a few conventional bombs. the initial attacks targeted john darm ri stations military barracks weapons depots as well as property owned by french settlers. the dates and time were chosen as a surprise military tactic and because large numbers of french soldiers were going on leave for the christian festival of all saints. bynum he operations in the orange zone in western algeria. me the. order. there. had been me.

i'm of the year. at c.s.e. and. beer and beyond. and am that can and will i don't want me or any of the elves in. there because about that. you had a fit i. seen them a kind of fun some in. shape from which i didn't. must have been with aid and then taken or. comes as it were head it off it was. a method of arms iot but you had to follow what i would need. and the

f.l.n. first priority was to contact all the different independent groups and mobilize them to join the revolution. but the lack of weaponry was a major problem. in him he also lost right hand man like abbeville malik come dawn in the first few days of the war and i met the band captured in april one nine hundred fifty five and three give teens. in him he traveled to cairo where the f.l.n. had its main political branch there he met ahmed among others who agreed to send weapons be a morocco buy ship. we have do a new. head of the jet and with a mate and i had them with other me on the. via comes a home scene where you have

a judge and then out to be. looked on with machine didn't have you thought i was not made that i knew mosco what i thought to be adequate that would have had the adult or the other off going to. man a very occasional and the going forward will be either for the cards or the other for their fields as any a million a year. in august one thousand nine hundred eighty six nearly two years into the war the f.l.n. leaders met the dismissal force location in this two man valley. a lot of people and he chaired this a man conference. before saddam to f.l.n. had struggled to recruit troops obtain arms and raced finance. after so mom they emerged with a clear strategy and genuinely shared leadership at. the conference also promoted

bin hedy to the rank of colonel moved him to be commander of the capital and charged him with launching the battle of algiers. he'd be thim self in the old city the cost and began planning a bombing campaign. with a very intimate. about it with. visions of them deep. in the hell would in just about a little seeing from the us hobby a dialogue now that fill being. a female i'm seeing. the battle of algiers started on the thirtieth of september one nine hundred fifty six and lasted just less than a year. in him he decor donated urban operations by guerrilla fighters are few day even based in the narrow streets and passages of the cost but.

he also recruited explosives and bomb experts to produce devices to be that's needs it in city streets for maximum impact like the famous milk bar attack. its was carried out. by two women. women had now joined the ranks of the fedayeen it was easier for them to move around the city as they could often a void detection at checkpoints especially if they were not veiled. the war of independence was no longer confined to borders zones and the mountains it was now on the streets of the capital and bynum hedy was constantly coming up with new ways to broaden the conflict and attract greater attention.

back magma committee member i know. i don't have to be but yeah. if you had it in. it that. you would show us you were shouting would ask you met bet you have been in the u.n. is that what you mean is that what you have. been in he seized the moment to quote throw the revolution into the street. the eight day general strike into a rally all around the f.l.n. and internationalize the algerian question. the twenty eighth of january one thousand fifty seven turned cities across algeria into ghost towns french troops forced shops to open and rounded up people to take them to work. they detained

twenty three thousand people but a further four thousand went missing one hundreds were tortured or killed. when being part of the tallahassee out of even killer looked at me out with look at me he had me data i mean yes that is the measure shad that both of the following are so i will i'm going to. obey i need. a vote i love to side with at this audience i'll see you all better hand. can mean a lot for all because somebody way it really was sure that i had been him to be a new development stood you know and just as you saw it i thought it was just a beautiful what. was now a serious team marked. and the french ramped up their efforts to capture him. as they searched the cost in moved rapidly from one hideout to another.

the net was tightening. than on the twenty third of february one thousand fifty seven billion he does luck ran out. a lot of people in v.t. seen smiling here with his captors was tracked down in the european quarter by a french officer must fend be shocked. when not that but can you not be sure it would not have. done that a bed now had a nation that gives them and it mattered when and. where it is when he needed to look at flatter. me and wish to hear any and. again would have. them have been nice new mossad be had. i don't know where you

know but what for with them and about it would be shocking that the mission at the would get me mad and have me laugh because make it you make it. necessarily half way to getting. in the mode. of his come up with a doomed human at the fs so what. wish to human is no they have thought they ought to. had. a tough year to how out of my home could have been out there with all those libel asghar even after not the last career fair and when do we really look at them and if so and i'm really doing this as an area where that they are thirty of will be there were maybe five times that they would be going any what i had as a country last year let me tell you going to show them

a lesson but i hope it is the moment that. lifted it colonel mask fell bizarre was commander of the third colonial parachute regiment and personally interrogated bin he. was impressed by bynum he does defiance in the face of adversity. he put huge pressure on bin hedy but the algerian refused to crack. he continued to smile since his arrest. it was a symbolic smile of defiance which inspired those who came after to continue the struggle. to be shot out of that and you have to feel like me said jean in bed. early. and that doesn't mean if i don't stop mother see if i will be any did we should have been a witness. for just that oh well we're mad little would

he. have thought i was silenced what was i was minimal how about out of me when they didn't. know who thought of my opinion for you to get the hell you took mini me did result yet the. years you've used me that i was that it could be south african was anything of a bug up by the bees only in the media and they got it that kind of thing was a part of the. conflict i said you thought it was he had a p.c. merely because. i don't know or know him do you know mickey in ship and. g.-d. . and i don't know you know we've heard of them and. i don't know when i go and personally i have the going with a have these. tests and my best medicine and of.

course not as. you suspect kylie and i can to come to join the. i what i want never. been he could have been cutting up. louis there were some cs and i'm bad. man the woman at the. fair are you also has my father in law would you go to the because i want that sort of fantasy i'm looking also as mature as honest let me get out of here none have been meeting little our financial said to have been would you not be shocked when cornered on their. commander of french troops in the battle of algiers was general jackman. he became frustrated with slow progress with ben p.d. and ordered him to be transferred into the hands of major paul both of us on the

night of the third of march one nine hundred fifty seven. he was beaten and tortured with water and electricity. is reported to have removed some of the skin on his face as a form of torture but ben he still wouldn't talk. but we do know he'd love the it's a list of the sort of fellow said was look bashir heard a moment a hack. scheffler. back at. school he did. get mad a stickler can work and which are crumbling just a country had hassle is declared. bad before we.

say no paki lydia. say may. no more in the world today. this is us as you now. the. lab even medieval secured the boom in jail by example see don't. sample a more our county. has about the events of the third of march one nine hundred fifty seven to the french press in two thousand forty three years on. he told how when him he was taken to an isolated farm outside and dearest there his unit had more freedom to operate beyond wartime conventions. handcuffed and blindfolded he was then hanged to make it look as though he'd committed suicide.

the french press release two days later then he had hanged himself with strips of material torn from his shirt. japan school in the classroom. l'amour their lab in midi. can a city bus receive day. may i feel me city the extreme more. unity. no cell of your. day. executive. power i did talk to the. last year on the. wizards and many of them and i remember what they would go to here to do that come with them see that you had as a government with

a mission what it was about us and them. were off if you're going to mission. and to another but there you had it it's about. one of our it up without us with. you then. where you do the move. but look how well are tony and then and. but here's who would what are. the bad habits. for us. and. i meant that if you have been there. and. maybe. the mcconnachie heating energy is the marchers memorial and commemorates the war of independence. the algerian war ended five years after the death of edge of people.

on the one nine hundred of march one nine hundred sixty two and independence from france was declared on the fifth of july. the food details of the needy staff didn't come out until less by then a general spoke to the press and wrote his own account of events in two thousand and one. without any apparent humorless arthur has talked about his death squad in algeria and said he'd acted with the tacit approval of the french government in paris. a famous poem about venom he called him a son that kept shining until the dream of independence was realized. when papa. where there can a some sort of the setter cafe is i have

a war zone where no pocket most are covered for a very well don't know what i'm front of where there's some say led by the ill. part of the last hour of one of the see when and this is a was somewhat of the forward on the circuit. difference here. after independence this street where the battle of algiers was fought was renamed. as a tribute to the old julian revolutionary. between two thousand and two thousand and seven the one nine racist murders in different parts of germany but the police were painfully slow to track down the killer.

al-jazeera world reveals the truth about the deaths linked by a single weapon the involvement of the far right and the serious political fallout that ensued the cheska murders case solved on al-jazeera. hello that disruptive winter weather to get destructive around ontario and is the head of this frontal system here will take until i think sometime after dawn to clear the northeast on the u.s.

and it will keep going through these inside of canada for a while and then things cotton down until the next storm starts to brew but the real action possibly is further west there you know it snowed in seattle the full cost for thursday brings that's the for the high and indeed some of the lower ground right now through california down towards mexico and that spreads fairly east was during friday might even take more snow back up to seattle and start to break yet another record on the hill notice the temp is relatively high both sides of this cold front that will be wet heavy sticky cloyd destructors snow again for some time during friday so that's the u.s. and canada for dropped south to the caribbean the picture here is a lot quieter we have seen some big showers recently and they're going to gather i think over for example cuba jamaica and up through the bahamas but that takes some of the strain away from honduras and you had time where the rains been fairly heavy recently and even these showers are drifting slowly east was giving a fine day for cuba on friday and you should join them in the bahamas.

with the most billion people in the world production is under increasing strain to keep place with a growing global population al-jazeera is environmental solutions program discovers new ways of feeding the world sustainably. eighty thousand just on this bit of the thread it's unbelievable to see there's the vegetable of the scene right there . for thought on al jazeera and monday put it well on. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for a dry riverbed like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even

those who managed to escape their country have been truly unable to escape the war . this is al jazeera. fully back to this is the news hour live from my headquarters in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes the joint resolution is passed the u.s. house of representatives votes to end support for the war in yemen at least twenty said.