on the official news agency china's official news agency that is warning that the end is coming for hong kong adrian how is that being interpreted where you are. bought by. the well i think here in hong kong people are getting used to that sort of mouth frothing from state controlled media i think the essential message coming out of beijing has been this just because we haven't intervened so far doesn't mean that we won't one day in the future but as i say that sort of language sort of feeds into the determination and defiance of the people here in hong kong and you're seeing some of that defiance right behind me these are some of the i estimate 15220000 people who have gathered here because they are marking a boy called by many workers here in hong kong they have taken the day off work is sort of going to work they they've taken leave and we're talking about a real cross-section of hong kong people here people who work in banks so i spoke

to someone who's a headhunter people who are chefs the real cross-section of hong kong society they've gathered here in front of the main government complex which is right beside the headquarters of the people's liberation army here in hong kong so i find it all demonstration and i remind viewers that there are many people here who remain very supportive of the protesters and indeed the methods that they're using they say that the violence that has been perpetrated by the protesters is in their view acceptable and they say this demonstration is meant to show that the protest movement by no means is flagging here in hong kong now you mentioned that it's not just you know workers who've been staging a day of action today so to have a number of students secondary school students i spoke to one earlier today from a secondary school the 17 years old he also stressed that these students fully support what the other protesters have been doing. they were staging

a silent protest outside many schools today wearing those familiar yellow helmets and say small which have really become very much a trademark of our cool hong kong. at some schools so police actually entered to talk to students and to check their id and that is a around i say the protesters here have white tara that is now and. they worry that the police are becoming much more proactive if they are targeting not just people suspected of taking part in protests but also people they suspect might be about to take part in protests every now writes adrian brown thank you for that update still ahead right here on al-jazeera praise from the you had to be secretary general in the fight against ebola in the democratic republic of congo.

hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast well still quite stormy here across the central part of the mediterranean as well as in storms pushing through central europe now 2 different systems the one down to the cell area low pressure that's really not moving too much we're going to continue see rain across this region as well as northern africa up to the north though we do have a front that's pushing through with some winds a search with that as well as the rain now up here towards the northwest we have a system out of the atlantic that's going to cause them windy conditions across much of the u.k. as well as rain up there towards the north as we go towards the rest of day on monday and into tuesday the rain continues across much of the central region and for southern italy it could get even wind more widespread across that area but for all we do expect to see a type there of about 30 degrees up to the north though a windy in berlin attempt a few of $21.00 well for the northern part of africa including algeria and tunisia

those storms have been pushing through you can see the circulation right there of that storm system we're going to see more rain along the coastal areas to today and as well as tomorrow we could be seen as will close flooding as well temps for algiers at $29.00 tunis at $29.00 as well and then as we go towards tuesday we get some improvement but we are still going to be watching the winds across much of that area tunis it is going to be a warm day for you with a temperature of 30 degrees there. my cancer. experience will never be seen as it's going to places to get.

hello again the top stories on al-jazeera the u.n. special envoy to yemen is calling for accountability from the saudi led coalition off its airstrikes killed 65 people in the city of modern bombs hit a detention center early on sunday though the coalition says it was targeting a site storing weapons. the united nations is calling on israel and hezbollah to exercise restraint after they exchanged fire along the lebanese border on sunday has the targeted an israeli military vehicle israel launched about a 100 or 2 or shells of what it said were hezbollah targets across

a border village. thousands of students in hong kong are skipping the 1st day of school right now they're keeping up the pressure against the government protest organizers have called for a 2 day general strike this follows the airport protests which led to multiple flight cancellations. a doctor has been killed in the latest case of mob lynching in india human rights watch says at least 44 indians have been killed in vigilante attacks in 4 years most were muslims accused of slaughtering house which are considered sacred by some hindus and child for her reports. so who now has lost all hope she will ever get justice 2 years after her husband was beaten to death by 9 re crowd a court in the indian state of raja tom acquitted the 6 accused citing a lack of evidence. belew was a dairy farmer who was transporting cattle on the day he was killed accused of

buying cows for slaughter. some hindus consider cows sacred. i gored went on and got his son is shot saw the attack he says despite the fact that the killing had been filmed on a mobile phone by a bystander. and that his father had given the names of his attackers in his dying moments the perpetrators were released new figures and when the investigation began it started under b. doobies government order with the police have done it was done under pressure. a local non-governmental organization the center for the study of developing societies in india recently conducted a survey on police attitudes they found that nearly half of india's police force feel that muslims are prone to crime and one 3rd said it was natural to punish those engaged in call slaughter. earlier this year the u.s. state department released its annual report on religious freedom secretary of state

mike bell refer to it as a report card on the performance of different nations india did poorly and from what the people in the villages here tell us it has been consistently getting worse they describe it as a politics of hate instilling fear and sowing division this analyst says the law enforcement agencies are beholden to the government of the day there is a clear sense that the police or the mob has the license of the ruling government in part and. no prosecution the governing b.g.p. says it is committed to enforcing the law and little punish those responsible for these attacks so it is not good for anybody but is it a crime and the person who has committed crimes should be punished without any 2nd thought. back in battle khan's village the family has now decided to take the case

to a higher court and cautiously hopes to find justice. but many muslims in constant strict feel abandoned by the police and targeted by the fringe groups they say are supported by the central government. of iraq al-jazeera how the ana india. or hurricane dorian is pounding the bahama islands in the caribbean wrecking homes and downing power lines islanders are being warned to remain in emergency shelters until the category 5 storm passes weather experts are hoping the hurricane will avoid a direct hit on the u.s. state of florida and to gallagher has more from miami. hurricane dorian packing sustained winds close to 300 kilometers per hour is battering the bahamas this is one of the most powerful storms to hit this nation and it's predicted to linger for hours with coastal surges in excess of 6 meters despite pleas some residents have decided to ride the storm out a decision officials say could put their lives at risk that is not

a good idea they're asking you to reconsider that decision and to seek shelter in the west. before the weather becomes too severe to come into freeport this is not a time for us to seek to resist forecasters say dorian should turn north hugging the east coast of florida once it passes over the bahamas but risks remain florida georgia and the carolinas are making last minute preparations even if dorian remains on its predicted path strong winds heavy rains and storm surges could have a catastrophic impact even the slightest deviation with a storm this large ferocious and slow moving could be deadly this storm at this magnitude could really cause massive destruction and do not put your life in jeopardy by staying behind i when. you have a chance to get out and you still do have time to prepare yourself and to make sure

that you and your family are safe states of emergency have now been declared in parts of florida georgia and the carolinas and the dangers will remain for some time the eye of hurricane dorian may remain off the coast of florida but much of the state is still inside the cone of uncertainty from its formation dorian has surprised forecasters strengthening significantly on sunday morning the 1st outer bands are expected here later on monday and into choose day well millions can do now is watch and wait as this huge storm creeps closer to the u.s. all eyes are on the bahamas with significant damage is already being reported the next few days could prove devastating i have tried everything but my house which i still don't think up one now but we don't know how long we're going to be so we have to take whatever precautions have an award or whatever will nitpicks we can have but i think the thing will be together here in the not no one should be alone

forecasters are warning that dorian may slow down even as it grows in intensity some of describe the storm as textbook others say it's a lingering monster that will threaten lives for days and gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. well the governor as of georgia and south carolina have ordered people near the coast lines to evacuate it's based on the latest forecasts and storm track which we have been following very carefully and after extensive consultation with local county emergency management officials and those you see here today i'm issuing a mandatory evacuation starting at noon starting at noon on monday september 2nd let's bring in our meteorologist kevin corriveau he's joining us now for an update and kevin you know the bahamas are no strangers to hurricanes but this particular one is quite significant this particular one is this is the strongest hurricane to ever hit the bahamas there with the winds of course very strong not the biggest storm assuring them on the cell a just

a moment the reason this is going to be so bad is the storm is slowing down and because it slows down and we never want to stay a storm parked itself anywhere because that means going to see a lot of rain lot of storm surge in the same locations that let's take a look at the satellite right now this was about 20 hours ago as it was making its way towards the bahamas well defined eye back then as well the storm has made the storm has actually pushed more towards the west now of course making 2 landfalls in the bahamas keeping the i well sustained in the area the big problem now as i said is it is now moving at one mile per hour it's almost a stationary storm directly over grand bahama islands so what that means is it's going to be raining trenchantly across much of this area the winds are going to stay at $270.00 across much of this area and we're going to be seeing storm surge in these regions so we're going to be seeing not only destruction only as strong would move away and the areas to the east would get better this is not is what's going to be happening today so that is why this particular storm is going to be so destructive across much of this region here's the thing though it's not really

expected to make landfall in the u.s. right so people there be very concerned that's why when we say that it's not going to landfall doesn't mean that it's not going to be of an impact because the storm right now has been moving so slowly that it's a lot of. question mark on where it's going to go we did think that the storm is going to be think its way towards the north whenever it stalls out like this the models really have to recalculate where the storm is going to go after this we do think that it's going to stay off the coast but how far off the coast is going to be the big question as we go towards the next day so today remaining as a cat 5 storm as we go towards tomorrow this is where the big question mark comes in we did think the storm was going to be making its way towards the northwest and then to the north just off the coast of florida we still think it's going to stay off the coast of florida but we think that it's going to be closer than what it was so that means the impact of those very strong winds all the way up from say cape canaveral into jacksonville over towards savannah there's going to be a problem we're going to be seeing storm surge all the way from florida georgia as well as the carolinas rip currents as well as very destructive winds across much of

this area as you notice up towards the next few days still a category 4 storm and that is why we're talking mandatory evacuations across much of this area as we go towards the next old days we are looking much better down here towards the south things will be clearing out but it is going to be a much big problem as we go to the north with a tattoo a form for just off the coast there back to you all right kevin thank you for that update on the storm the u.n. secretary general has praised the bravery of communities battling an ebola outbreak during a visit to a treatment center in the democratic republic of congo this has been difficult to contain and not speak as of groups operating in some areas as well as violence between rival ethnic groups al-jazeera is monitoring developments from nairobi. it has killed more than 2000 people in the east of the democratic republic of congo

over the last year the u.n. secretary general until you could terrorise flew to the epicenter of the outbreak in the town of benny to express solidarity with. the city we need to put the same issues into the fight against a bola as we have with dealing with insecurity in all affected regions mobilizing remains inside the country and with the international community in order to read a cake this outbreak. since the 1st cases were identified a year ago the government struggled to contain it many people don't trust the government or its health workers some of the treatment centers have been attacked by militia. in the control of a break is taking too much time this outbreak is serious this is why we need the government to do more. but the response has been helped by an effective vaccine. secretary general met people who recovered from the virus treatments are more effective than before chances of survival higher could be lost most of her family

before she recovered her mother was the 1st to die. after my mom spiral i became terribly ill with a high fever then they started giving me medicine when i got better i was welcomed back by my other relatives. in spite of international support and the improving treatment new cases keep emerging further and further from where the outbreak began to terrorise has promised more support is the world's 2nd worst outbreak people are waiting to see how many more months or years it will take to bring it under control malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya indonesian police. have been seen shooting at protesters who appeared to have their hands over their heads the video was filmed last week but has only now been made public a local activist said protesters wanted to enter an administrative office

peacefully but police suddenly began shooting 6 bodies were found in front of the building indonesian officials say one soldier was also killed. an investigator says a journalist who was abducted in the 5 years ago was killed by local affiliates of al qaeda. was reporting on corruption and armed groups when he disappeared in $24.00 a commission investigating deaths on disappearances under the previous government says was forced into a car at knifepoint before he was killed at sea the panel found 4 presidents attempted to divert the investigation although no charges have been laid vietnam is marking 50 years since the death of fitz revolutionary leader who was considered the father of the nation and its communist party he led the fight for independence against several foreign powers.

hello again they had lines on al-jazeera the u.n. special envoy to yemen is calling for accountability from the saudi led coalition off to rid syria strikes killed 65 people in the city of bombs hit a detention center early on sunday though the coalition says it was targeting its site story. the united nations is urging israel and hezbollah to exercise restraint after they exchanged fire along the lebanese border on sunday hezbollah says it targeted an israeli military vehicle israel launched about $100.00 or 2 richelle what it said were hezbollah targets across a border village here a force that has more from northern israel. lebanon says that israel is routinely going through its space toward syria using its airspace space to launch attacks into syria on manned vehicle aerial vehicles inside it says space which hezbollah now says it reserves the right to shoot down on the israeli side israel argues that

there is an expanding iranian operation inside lebanon that hezbollah and iran are working together to create or modify existing missiles into position guided weaponry which benjamin netanyahu has made it clear is a red line as far as israel is concerned hezbollah through its leader hassan nasrallah has denied any such activity so this particular conflagration does now seemed seem to have died down but there is always the possibility even the likelihood of more down the line thousands of students in hong kong are skipping classes right now to keep up the pressure against the government protests organizers have called for a 2 day general strike they are continuing to demand the scrapping of an extradition bill and greater government reforms hurricane dorian is pounding the bahama islands in the caribbean wrecking homes and downing power lines islanders

are being warned to stay in emergency shelters until the category 5 storm passes weather experts are hoping the hurricane will avoid a direct hit on the u.s. state of florida those are the headlines on al-jazeera witness is coming up next stay with us. but. i have never really fit into any or any group

i've heard it all like you're not somali enough you're not a good muslim you're not american and. have multiple identities multiple things that make me what i am. that's one makes me. now i'm going to be the one the world wants him to be like one thing or the other. a young american all the fashion industry by a day in the job will be mortal signed by a major morning to date or to choose meds for a girl who was once a when. she's not pushing trust. this cannot be my life. right. now. what have.

you come on over. and i just i. just go go. it looked right at. i'm. think you sir are perfect receive your diary done easy peasy so thinking all of this thinking is when people point into like some stuff in the. news everything happening it's like february right but then it literally goes new york london milan

paris been going on for weeks now around and then back to back and i don't know what will be a part of the man if you print anything but hopefully it's still not something that . i mean. the a.

but i think i find the page that i was on. so mike i'm dreaming to know what barbara got was so. far below this will be a life time of the. personal world of flame with me and well it was a just one and there are germany and into how long that's a. job so she asked me what i talk about. when i'm at school on the spoke to denise we have lots of opportunities that come out of the fact that she's such a good speaker now and people want that story as you build a name for yourself it opens up kind of an opportunity to build a business out of it my mother was a mother. long to go my little awesome in the right way money where money so just like with our progress you know on the go but don't buy the little.

one can. you. for me to. have the cannot i don't know how. besides the modeling she said you know i think i can just work or do something else besides modeling like is there a way to just be like ok. i think all of those things that we are spreading out into can all to come something that's full time because modeling isn't going to always be very good. so i do this but i was going to kill it it's the we're not all it's like everything i know perfect i can my i have the last i looked she don't like that they don't like the word they don't get the word when i was afraid you know mccain i hope that i'm merely somebody. the little i have done this kind of moco have if you don't know you don't know what i wanted to

because small feet in the demo have said it in a minute they're used to people saying ok if i'm taking off the head job and i'm going to be a model but the other i don't we do. have because. you have got a shalamar on ice but in order to damage this universal militia play it close up we've got to do so how you mock and duck and the soul but what. i'm happy why i had like unhappy me here at the same time because as out of a half in tough i define as end of the day i do it and walk a symbolic wasn't cut off like you and i has and family giggles really wasn't hasty you know had we have had did help us to gaia how we welcome back. guys i feel like i'm guy is. husband. but are going on to where we were thank god because he vowed not to get out you know.

my going so i was. going to bring him home but look yes i mean i already knew where she stood with the whole i mean that we have been going to a longing you can't i mean. i think in all like all groups somebody has to go out and be the 1st you know that's not a bad thing is just it's not easy. ladies and gentlemen welcome to the 27th season miss it assuming you will say to you it's a fact of life for me i'm sitting here but i'm still going to sell let's begin by many contestants but if it's i don't know this going to see us get this. though my roommate was pretty tall and you don't know all i was like 12 time limit

i never sit down with them and that's a whole you know you just do it so i can't see any of the right mr nice. and there is any good but. i know now that i could look ok so. i've put myself in this position so other people can see our human side but with that also comes a lot of responsibility. i know and that one long stop it can potentially change how a lot of parents see girls. was no more like not it did not open. it's one of the more macho i was. coming up that was how they really got into it was a good joke and lot of money in my mouth but it was a lot like what i want to swear to god i was so mad it was just that you had to sit

in front was just i was one world. the world i'm. going to. let me meet 6 the world. so those girls i love you and support you so much but i just wanted to warn you you shouldn't wear tight clothes because this shows your body and that is not part of the head this is just advice from someone who wants the best for you. oh. so much for caring enough to be me but modesty a personal preference. and i really.

like that trust. going down for a. little to come to some of the museum of. the goods how about. this picture is a song with friends it's a glass of vintage someone new woman. oh my gosh more somali bent. that's how the bush looks like. do you think. oh my gosh i remember this yes this is so much for the snow. our 1st home was actually house of birth and if the repeal. this is actually like luxury good this is a must sort of birth for the family but. a lot of like the younger generation because we were born in the post. war our families had flood

by the time we are born so none of us really have much regulation of from only our memories there because we've never been. i want to go back on my truck was. acting for 3 guys i'm more of all. this is that i and this is one of like the people or nation that's like by saudi. arabia. the. election. when you walk that's been so even if you were strides take a little longer. right you're one of the priorities that i have touring the league is that she is able to walk at least in one show. you're in

charge of the joy that moment last season there was a lot of interest unfortunately they couldn't figure out a way to meet that clothing and. let it get to that that maybe only a change i mean it was good but you just buy and you will hopefully get options or since this is winter fall clothes and you know a little bit easier probably to work with the clothes. i think that. i was you know your i love that environment i love that everything's bought a. bunch

of us to have a chance to get it. not going to. i might have been the 1st to be high fashion model i don't know if it's just a trend and that's it. there's a 1000000 other girls so you kind of have to take the initiative and be led by here . i mean the women under neighborhoods here. and. you see them. i am i know not only do. i think we have time good luck to you miles. thank. you. and so are you walking like shows very like to be. like yeah. i didn't want to mess that

was like. a dream in l.a. or dinner i would. have. got way back there like if our credit cards. are excited. oh ok the picture of the running. so. they can hurl back tomorrow ok for. us very shrewd because. we still don't have a show booked and confirmed but we're still here. like

one rejection is worse than love her. it's just sometimes when it's stuff that i can't control my height i can grow 6 inches i know that you know. there is no one to look at you know somebody i can reference. think. i would love to see most of my doing more catwalk grand forces. in the industry like ok i should model that's why you wake up and do everything some get to the point of being there.

we. know you know and i think. that. i mean i think.

i'll. have an. outback ok i'll leave that. with a. night. so i. went up and i'm. like 3 c. boys actually i'm backstage here in l.a. i mean this is one of those shows during new york fashion week that is quite literally out of this world. when you watch where they are if the skull was 3 to

one and. that was by far like the longest runway i've ever done in my life. and one side of my brand like ok powerful want to lose but then also it's very important to know exactly where to want to lead one wrong turn you might run into that robot.

but it's also about ok i have this incredible opportunity to represent my community so like show people this is the new face i feel like i would be doing a huge disservice to myself and to all the little girls that are looking up to me if i didn't make this the most that i can. good morning. good morning welcome everyone my name is denise ready wallace heitkamp and i'm your state director i promise not to teach you any choreography as. c i got it going on but i won't be into it now many of you. oh the honesty i appreciate. the. little bit of fear they left here. but you did.

on the other hand. to be. levy once you turn on the. stronger and better version of your authentic self and you can. see here. was. i don't. know. what's going to. be free and you're going to find a lot of old age and so my girls to see are. a lot of people never thought to do a project and with the job but obviously like you know now they see it nothing's stopping them and it's great. c

because i was. i think i just know you're. * are you excited. marcy it's. hard i know i know i thought you know if everyone was coming i mean you know that's what it's like quite insane to think that exactly one year ago that the pageant but. i don't. know. yet i doubt it right last year it was really difficult. my mom didn't understand it and it was a big no from my community. and then they saw that i didn't change last minute and that's the idea that they're off my phone jack. so now i see parents like supporting their daughters to go into pageants. but my mom she doesn't agree with. the way i'm never going to say i don't understand where she's coming

from because i get it. i've always told my mom like you want me to stop i'll stop. but she's allowed to make this choice for myself. i just can't believe like how much my mom has changed how accepting she's become. she's actually like very supportive she's so happy for the other girls. i know it's not easy for her but the fact that she's sitting here with me like it just goes to show like how much she really cares we would like to have especially on li prison this next word she stood on this very stage is the contestant last here she is an example of how the pageant provides a color usually spread powerful message. thanks.

to our. son. a model going on the other walk. with her to. walk a subway. madame . in money. money so. of the 2 matilda.

i know when i do go back that's because of. that. i. started and i was like i was born here and. i'll be here like you say it's so exciting. and to feel welcomed and see i'm its own shot. if i was back in the refugee camp.

i know i would have appreciated someone coming back and just telling me. ok i was a kid here but now i'm doing this. it hasn't been easy out there star a lot of unknowns and i think that's what that's what told you to. police suspect a lone gunman is behind 15. in the city all targeting immigrants an ethnic minority an attempted murder on a young life cried evening he saw out in full force again. cycling disillusioned with the state prosecution the victim's sister strikes up an unlikely relationship with the accused his 2 serial. a witness documentary

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hello and welcome i'm peter w. watching the news live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes more than 100 a feared dead in a saudi led strike on a yemeni detention center the u.n. special envoy says it's time for accountability. on kong students join antigovernment protests thousands boycott classes in support of a general strike. one of the most powerful atlantic storms ever is lashing the bahamas and prompts evacuations in some u.s. states. and in sports the u.s. open defending champion has crashed out of the tarmac at a shoulder injury so now that djokovic to retire from his match against. sending the. quarter finals. ok let's get going the united nations special envoy to yemen says quote accountability needs to prevail after saudi led airstrikes on

a detention center killed dozens of people red cross officials who've been to the site so more than 100 people may have died whose the officials have so far confirmed 65 so the commanders say they were targeting a weapons store in daraa where we live in the yemeni capital in a moment but 1st mohammed our top reports from the scene. residents in there now say explosions shock the city on saturday night aid workers have been pulling the dead injured out of the rubble. blame the saudi m.r. as you qualify fighting in yemen were targeting a previous university that was being used as a detention center for prisoners of war. dozens more. to hospital. i swear to god i don't know what happened we were sleeping at midnight and then there was about 3 or 4 airstrikes maybe 6 it was targeting the jail i

really don't know how many times it got hurt but it was targeting at the teachin seemed to and the city of demand we were $100.00 people on the ground level and around $150.00 at the apple evil and in the red cross came. see people under lock and key we're trapped as the bombs fell rights activists are calling for an international investigations into the act on the prison they say innocent people are killed in such operations carried out by the saudis with quality saudi arabia says it plans to air strikes on healthy military targets the quality of the site was storing drones and missiles something called deny a gun a gun was that the are not going to this person the subject international red cross committee inspections every now and then and such accusations by riad a baseless especially as it's called and it's have been shared with the red cross the red cross believes up to 100 people were killed and it's helping to find

survivors some rights activists accused the whole cities of war crimes by keeping up on and in such prisons there is a crime committed by the. painting of political activists and journalists. and political dissidents whom they used in places that they constantly have been advised by human rights and you know not to not to put them in dangerous areas also most of those people who have died today have basically haven't even seen in court the saudi electrician continuous bombing of residential residential areas even if they answer that question or that specific place they believe may be in may have some. form of the military a military target these are residential areas this is why.

such accusations has been denied by what these are this side of the bombed prison. we have an official list of the prisoners held inside the prison that is being shared with the international committee for really. cross all of the prisoners have been tempted by the army units from battlefields. because she has been fighting in yemen since 2015 supporting the internationally recognized yemeni government against how these the war has killed tens of thousands and had a devastating impact on millions of yemenis with many on the brink of famine. joins us live now from the capital mohammed what's the latest on the death toll so far. yes the cutting to the how these. at least 65 people have been killed in the uk the red cross expects that the number could rise given the fact that 30 prisoners are being attacked

or seriously injured the the number could rise to 100 or also the year given the fact that the inside this. detention center there were $170.00 prisoners according to the of these. sources also the. head of the 30 of prisoners or for. called on the relatives of those who were killed inside the detention center to come to the hospital now to receive their bodies of their loved ones. the also the going to give also a list of those who have been injured so so the there are difficulties for the for the people who are from the other side but the hope these have made it clear even though the enemies or their lives are living in areas which are considered

by the who are these as enemies we could come also to the hospitals to receive their loved ones how likely are we do you think mohammed to ever get clarity on these claims that his detention center was actually a storage facility for drones and missiles as well. talk to this healthy. these sides of the bombed to take a stand i told them that the you're accused of storing missiles on drones and. detention centers but he said that this centers is inspected by the red cross as he claimed also that the it's occurred it's and has been have been shared with the international commission committee for red cross and also with other international relations so there the place is not sacred sunday that the couldn't hide such

weapons mohammed thanks very much. well the conflict in yemen is now in its 5th year and has led to tens of thousands of deaths the u.n. high commissioner for human rights says most casualties have been caused by saudi led coalition airstrikes human rights watch says up to last november at least 6870 civilians were killed and what's believed to have been the most deadly strike was on a wedding party in september of 2015 more than 130 people lost their lives but witnesses said because of the scale of the destruction the death toll was difficult to confirm in december 27th teen more than 60 civilians were killed in 2 strikes on the same day the 1st struck a crowded market entire province killing $54.00 civilians including 8 children the 2nd killed a family of 14 in the red sea province of her data and last year in august at least 40 children were among more than 50 civilians killed when a bus was hit in sardar

a 2018 report by the united nations that some of these saudi led coalition strikes may amount to war crimes jason strangio is a spokesman for the international committee of the red cross he says airstrikes should not target those not involved in the fighting. our team delivered medical supplies taken to 2 hospitals where some of the injured were taken and we also had a forensic specialist on site who will be helping out now and today but this week with that body of management well it's clear that this building was full of about 170 detainees and 11 can say that generally speaking warring parties should not be targeting people who are not part of the fight and in this case these detainees in in all likelihood are not part of the fight so. it's a it's

a target that generally speaking at the ship should not be targeted the death toll is is more than 100 there were about 40 people taken to the hospital today. and there are still many bodies left to be recovered from the rubble and that will be the works of both the yemeni red crescent with its assistance from the oxer sea in the next coming days moving on thousands of students in hong kong have been skipping classes today to keep up pressure on the government students from across the territory have gathered at the chinese university of hong kong to voice their anger protest organizers of cold for today general strike they're continuing to demand the scrapping of an extradition bill and a greater government reforms and there's been another stern warning from china in an editorial published in the state run news agency asians wa it says the end is coming for those attempting to disrupt hong kong and antagonize china they should never misjudge the determination and ability of the central government. well the

commentary follows one of the most violent weekends in hong kong in months on saturday the police used a water cannon and fired tear gas on the protesters who threw petrol bombs and fires near the chinese government headquarters al-jazeera is correspondent sara clark joins us live now from central hong kong where those involved in the general strike have been rallying sara how big are the protests and are we expecting them to get even bigger. well this particular rally where we are at which is in time are parked right next to the village of council building in the government headquarters of the numbers here are growing simply because it's the end of business it's kind of coming to about 6 pm or so now here locally some more and more people are joining this 1st day of the general strike according to the unions of the people organizing this rally they say that around 21 different sectors are represented here and that's from finance tourism medical and i view action the

general message here is simply that the people chanting behind me are calling to reclaim hong kong and of course are they showing support to those protesters who have the weekend we did see some violence we saw a number of rallies including the airport protest last night but the 5 demands are still the recurring theme they're calling for the total withdrawal of this extradition bill now about a kilometer down the track to the west of hong kong where we are now there is another rally and is the students who are boycotting the 1st day back of school this is a 2nd the students as was a university students are certainly there's a large group of people still showing a huge amount of support for the total withdrawal of this extradition bill and i were expecting to to have the general strike tomorrow to go ahead despite these this commentary coming out from beijing. we are expecting at the 2nd day of the general strike to go ahead now it's hard to gauge how many businesses are actually involved or certainly taking the strike action but

certainly we've seen some big major hospitals here we've seen a number of businesses now being closer.