says dozens of children at a hospital in yemen could dies fighting closes in on the port of who died aust was the only functioning one new jarod's treating children with severe tradition where yemen has already produced the worst humanitarian crisis the world as seen in the modern era and cameron seventy eight children and driver who were taken hostage by separatists have been released reports say the kidnappers are still holding the school's principal and one teacher they were seized early monday morning in the mendota capital of the northwest region no single group has said it carried out the kidnappings but separatist militias have been calling for a school boycott. differ on this let's bring indeed of your correspondent even increase in lagos age and the children have been released now can you give us an update. well both the church and the government confirmed their release according to them the kids were brought back in the night by and the fire and then defied gunmen to the school premises premise the school it was run by the church we however don't have any information on the circ

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this is the biggest of the crowds we've seen we're in aust austin, texas. here we meet voters like carly. can you explain to me what it is about this campaign that has got so many texans paying attention? nationally it's been huge but what's going on in texas with the beto o'rourke campaign? >> it's because for the first time i've seen in a long time a candidate talking to everybody, not just a few people and it's giving people hope. it feels inclusive and positive and it's -- i'm sick of the divisiveness and this is something that's -- makes us feel good finally. >> how important is his tone, the fact that, at least on the stump, it's a lot more positive. you don't hear him talking about the president or ted cruz. >> it's wonderful. it's nice to hear that things will be okay. that we have something to look forward to. >> is there one issue moating your vote? >> there's so many. there is nothing that he has said that i haven't wholeheartedly agreed with. and for me is it's about spirit and hope and positivity more so than the candidate himself. i'm so hopef

twenty summit held friday human rights watch is aust argentina to use a close in its constitution to investigate mounted been salmond's role in. ukraine's president petro poroshenko is warning of a full scale war with russia after the recent confrontation in the black sea a thirty day period of marshall or is now taking effect in ten of ukraine's twenty seven regions. the taliban has rejected a road map to peace offered by the afghan president. and says it's working directly with washington instead. of carney told a u.n. conference in geneva he's formed a twelve person team to negotiate with beyond group. all that is at least ten people are found dead after a bomb attack in afghanistan reports in the capital kabul say nineteen others have been injured including several children gunman used a car bomb to attack a security companies compound in the city and that u.k. government figures show britain's economy will be significantly worse off after bret's it regardless of the exit strategy the figures predict the u.k. will be three point nine percent worse off in fifteen years under two r

revisionist i just follow the revisionist trend on lodge to say historical fears, isolation is -- aust isolationism was written by. they were in fact willing to uphold the security guarantees and wilson had made to the french. because they regarded that is a much more parsimonious and more important commitment one of the reason they didn't like the league it was essentially a system of indifference where is a republican throughout the court held up a position strongly in favor that wilson was never comfortable with. i actually think, and wilson in response to the republicans attaching conditions to the peace proposal withdrew the whole thing. never allowing congress have a chance to vote on the subordinate elements which were a security guarantee for britain and france. which are actually the essentials of a stable peace. the two of them sort of stalemated each other. removing the two elements of architecture that would've been stable individually or together none of them have transpired. on afghanistan let me speak about that. i think what surely must be exciting for them is what is h