mentioned to you the headquarters and all those places where they have been planning, they are both in sada sadaa. >> one of the military camps which the houthi militias which contain so much ammunitions, and it has been targeted also yesterday and all it contained >> also other buildings leadership buildings in the same area. same region. we would like to confirm again that operations continue therefore those leaders who plan the operation, they will have nowhere to hide, and they will have nowhere safe for them. the operation will continue this evening until it achieves the target also on the ground, the border guard and security forces saudi security forces and the ground forces and the last 24 hours. nobody--moving towards the borders of the saudi and that is the biggest mistake they've made so far to target the saudi borders, and therefore we have responded by targeting their leadership buildings and the offices and headquarters to stop any attempt the borders areas. as far as the sea operation it continues. in order to stop any operation any attempt or try--people to flee or move move

before rebels attacked a complex in sada province. secretary of state john kerry says the ceasefire which is scheduled to begin tuesday night is desperately needed. >> a humanitarian catastrophe is building. and that they are running out of food they are running out of medicine they are running out of fuel. and clearly, it is an important moment. >> the united nations says more than 1400 people have died in the fighting, at least 300,000 have fled their homes. >> a helicopter crash in pakistan killed seven people including several visiting diplomats. among the dead were the ambassadors of the philippines and norway, the wives of the ambassadors of malaysia and indonesia also died, ten others were also injured. the pakistani taliban claimed responsibility for crash but pakistan's foreign minister said it was caused by technical failure. >>> a week after six baltimore police officers were charged for the death of a black man in their custody loretta lynch has announced an investigation of the entire department. lynch says her decision c

the coalition say they also targeted a houthi command center west of sada. in other news the u.s.se secretary says american troops started training syrian fighters to combat, the islamic state of iraq and the levante and a few months before the first group of 90 fighters will be deployed. >> these trainees are recruited, they are vetted and only then are they put into training so they have been in the program for quite a while. and then the training takes some time and they would be inserted into operations and the trainees behind them and the previous question we hope though be an ever expanding program once it proves itself which i think it will. >>> battles intensifying in the mountains on the border between syria and lebanon and they are fighting his bow -- hezbollah. >> reporter: they are calling it a strategic victory saying they cleared a valley of syrian militants but that fighting is ongoing in the mountain range between lebanon and syria. since sunday clashes have intensified and fighters on both sides have been killed. funerals held for hezbollah commanders were even te

. >> reporter: these are some of the areas that were hit in sada the power base of houthis in northern and saudi-led coalition said it destroy ded command centers and telecommunication centers and fighting is continuing across the country. here on the streets of aiden in the south, forces loyal to president abd rabbuh mansur hadi have been fighting for weeks to push the rebels out. but the houthis backed by soldiers who support former president saleh insist they still have the upper hand. tribesmen loyal to president hadi are now in control of the international airport along yemen's eastern coast but the rest has fallen to al-qaeda recently recently. six weeks of fighting have left yemen in tatters, hundreds have been killed and thousands of families have been displaced or had to flee the country. yemen's humanitarian situation gets worse everyday. near the capitol sanaa people spent hours cueing for drink and water. the city which is controlled by the houthis is rationing water, fuel and food items with the rising shortage in supplies. >> translator: we face a huge crisis. there is no

difficulty providing medical services because of the current situation and continued air strikes targeting sadaanaa and food partners had to suspend assistance in the districts and hoodiada also because of lack of fuel. over the past weeks the yemen capitol sanaa have been holding out against houthi fighters and we have more on the battle. >> reporter: on patrol with his weapon at the ready he canvass the land with his men, their aim to keep houthis out. and he is defending his home and has come at a heavy price. >> translator: four of my sons were killed one was injured, we will fight to the last day to protect our lands and our honor and to protect our county. the houthis came to our land many members of our tribes were killed and we fought them so hard and we will fight them to the end. >> reporter: the houthis say that advancing to flush out al-qaeda linked fighters but people here deny there is any such presence. still with any new territory the houthis and fighters in line with former president saleh gives them more clout at the negotiating table and the men here say they are determined n

released on saturday shows airstrikes launched against houthi positions in the northern province of sada and elsewhere in yemen including the airport in sanaa. the saudi-led coalition announces it is a military target and urged civilians to leave the area. >> yesterday, the coalition forces and saudi fors conducted more than 130 airstrikes which targeted more than 130 areas inland. it targeted the leadership centers and the offices of the houthis targeting more than 17 leaders. >> the saudis have offered a 5-day humanitarian truce starting tuesday but only if houthi fighters stop shelling across the border. international aid workers say the latest fighting has made delivering vital humanitarian aid even harder. >> the main lifeline remaining in yemen so that we can have aid but humanitarian workers coming in. it was targeted a week ago. it was targeted again today, and we need at some point to leave some opening in this country. we cannot suffocate an entire country. something needs to come in. >> needs to be humanitarian workers, humanitarian aid food but, also fuel. >> fighting has esc