. >> at least 25 people have been killed in a suicide-bombing in the southern yemeni port city of aden. one car bomb went off at a military checkpoint. other two with explosions at a base used by the saudi-based coalition. isil has claimed responsibility. since the war began last year the united nations said 6500 people have been killed. u.n. agencies report that 21 million people around 82% of the population, needs some kind of humanitarian aid or protection. and more than 2.5 million people have been forced from their homes. >>> senior of foreign policy fellow at the brookings institution said that the cease-fire represents many uncertainties. >> we're finally talking about a cease-fire on april 10th, and we don't know whether this is going to hold. and the u.n. envoy will announce this. actually, he, they explained the logic behind april 10th. if you really and seriously interested in a cease-fire and truce, why don't you just take one or two days to stop it, and to stop the war and begin the cease-fire. but nevertheless, a major change has happened over the past year is that the ca

the attack happened at an elderly home in the port city of aden.is condemning it as senseless and diabolic. >>> america's choice, 2016, our top story, the race for the white house, and mixed results from super saturday. in case you missed all the action here on cnn, here's a quick recap for you. ♪ >> the field is narrowing. only six candidates, two democrats, four republicans, with 155 delegates at stake today for the democrats. there are 109 delegates at stake. >> i take you around the room here. you can hear people counting. >> ted cruz is the winner of the kansas republican presidential caucuses. >> senator ted cruz, with 45.84% of the vote. >> what we're seeing is men and women who love freedom. >> go back to 1880 when garfield ended up being nominated because the two front runners were completely disposed of going into the convention. that's right, i said it. garfield. >> garfieldmorris? which was your favorite grumpy cat. >> hillary clinton will win the louisiana democratic primary. >> let's try to find a little more love and kindness in our

aden is this week's wednesday's child. >>> if you would like to make aden's dream come true, go to nbc10.com and search wednesday's child. can you also call the national adoption center at 1-866- 1-866-do-adopt. ♪ >>> it is the sound of change. a first for rock fans in cuba. coming up we'll take to you the concert that is really shaking the island nation. ♪ >>> mick jagger strutted as the rolling stones rocked cuba. the legendary band performed a free concert for tens of thousands of fans at a sports complex in havana last night. cuba band rocked music for decades. now people there are looking forward nor concerts as the island emerges from decades of isolation. >>> still ahead on "nbc 10 news today," reporter drew smith is live in wilmington as investigators look into what caused the death of four people and sickened half a dozen others all living in the same apartment building. >> reporter: people are starting to wake up in this communities still wondering exactly what happened here. i'll update you on the state of this investigation and things that are supposed to happen here today. >

there are areas under control of al-qaeda, the islamic state is maintaining a presence in aden. it is a very tough situation for the international community which is trying to find a way out of the crisis >>> thank you. u.s. secretary of state john kerry says talk to end syria's conflict should go ahead on march 14, but monitors from russia and u.s. will first meet to discuss truce violations. this is according to a reporter who met the king at a military base near the saudi- iraqi border. the saudis have offered to send in ground forces to syria. for the second time in two weeks demonstrators took advantage of the ceasefire against the bashar al-assad government. marches were held against the country in at least 15 cities, including azaz where people were chanting slogans against the government. north korea says its military is ready for an attack against the south. it comes as the naval exercises takes place. the duals are being sdrind as the biggest every following pyongyang's nuclear and long-range rocket launch. >> reporter: this exercise is a show of force that is always m

further south the situation in aden remains delicate. the aftermath of clashes between security forces and armed groups. the government says its military campaign is aimed at driving fighters affiliated with isil and al-qaeda out of the city. helicopters with saudi-lead forces are taking part in the offensive. there are concerns that aden could fall into the hands of fighters of al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula and isil if security isn't stepped up across the city. these are newly recruited policemen tasked with securing the sea port city of aden, building a modern army and police force won't be an easy task in a count friday still averaged by armed conflict and political divides. >>> mine's parliament has elected its first civilian president after nearly 50 years of military rule. he is a close ally of aung san suu kyi, the leader of the national league for democracy party, which swept to power in november's elections. suu kyi is banned from office under the constitution, to kyaw will make the job instead. he has a reputation for hones

on friday gunmen attack episode a home in aden for the elderly and killed at least 15 people. it has been called an heinus crime. >> reporter: they want to target what we stand for. we will either be a state of institutions or a failed state of chaos. >> reporter: nearly a year since the saudi- led coalition wants a military campaign against houthi rebels, more than 6,000 people have been killed. u.n. efforts to secure peace talks are deadlocked >>> two italian men part of a group of four in a construction company have been released by i.s.i.l. >>> an attack in ramadi. 10 people were killed. 135 people were killed during the first week of the ceasefire in syria. another 552 people were killed in areas not covered by the agreement. the truce doesn't include i.s.i.l. or alnulls fighters. -- al-nusra fighters. it has been more than a week since the start of that partial ceasefire in syria. violence has dropped significantly and this has allowed children and families to spend time outside. a report from our correspondent. >> reporter: this park has never been as business as it has

it happened in the southern port city of aden. one car bomb went off near a military check point. the two others, lead to go a ro road. i.s.i.l. claiming responsibility there. it comes on the first anniversary of the saudi- led campaign. since the conflict began in march of last year, the u.n. says almost 6.5,000 people have been killed. around half of them civilians. at least 30 thourngs yemenis have been injured. 21.2 million people, around 82% of the population, need some kind of humanitarian aid or protection. more than 2.5 pillion people have been forced from their homes. a senior foreign policy fellow at the brookings institution says the ceasefire still presents many uncertainties. >> we're finally talking about a ceasefire on april 10. we don't know whether this is going to hold. the u.n. envoy staffan de mistura who announced this, he did not explain the lajic behind april 10-- logic behind april 10. if you are seriously interested in a ceasefire or truce, why don't you take one or two days to stop the war and begin the ceasefire, but nevertheless, a major change has happ

has become active in aden where aden is a haven for i.s.i.s. >>> would that partition necessarily be such a bad thing, if only as a stop gap measure, a stop gap acceptance on all sides because at least if you've got a truce that does kick in, because we've heard so much about truces that should happen and never happen, at least you have literally lines in the sand to say we control this, you accurately that. now we can take the players out and talk about what we need to achieve presumably in a different location we're talking about kuwait next month. >> on the short run, no. this is not a problem. the problem, however, is that if this continues or if this lasts for a long time, and my understanding of civil wars around the world, they run for average 15 or 20 years. they're talking about one year. that's why we need for this war to stop now. that negotiation is to begin now. in order to save yemen from might mayor scenarios >>> if there was saudi pull out, how likely is that, and secondly, what would it really achieve? >> they will not, in my understanding, be a saudi pull out unless

the road between aden and taiz is now open, and access t has improved. so in terms of humanitarian access or situation is certainly a huge gain. now, military wise i think the situation can still reverse. i think that they are determined to stay in taiz. it's the challenge now to maintain these gains and to establish security and order and governance in the city to prevent the chaotic situation that we've seen in aden. it's up to the yemeni government and they can if they have the political will. >> you think they can make that happen? you think they can provide the structures to avoid further violence in the city? because there are hundreds of thousands of people who have lived in appalling conditions who presumably now are hoping that their ordeal is now at an end. do you think the ordeal is effectively at an end for the people of taiz? >> no, i don't think it's an end. but i think this gain has provided a window of opportunity for humanitarian aid to come to the city before it was very difficult for humanitarian organizations to provide medicine, to p

in the yemen city of aden 25 people have been killed in three suicide attacks. one car boko haram went off near a military you can points. two explosions hit a rode >>> the government of bangladesh is now not banning facebook and an app. it has restricted access to networking sites because of security concerns. for small business owners who rely on that say it cost them dearly. >> reporter: this man runs an internet company. his website is an online marketplace that does most of its business on facebook. he says a recent government ban of the social networking site has cost him money. >> translation: there are some fixed costs that you can't avoid unless you shut the whole business down. while facebook was down we in no sales but we had to keep paying our employees and other costs. >> reporter: it is worth an $8 million a month in bangladesh. the ban hit many small businesses very hard. the government defends blocking the site. it says misinformation spreads through social media which have been to violence. after the arrest of an online satir >> whose one fast b

. >> reporter: this silts on the border between taiz and aden. on friday gunmen attacked a home in aden for the elderly and killed at least 15 people. >> translation: it is clear they want to target what we stand for. for us it is a fight for the sake of all of yemen. we will either be a state of institutions or a failed state of chaos. >> reporter: it's now nearly a year since the saudi- led coalition launched a military campaign against yout rebels and forces loyal to the president. - houthi rebels. efforts to secure peace talks are deadlocked >>> voters in the west african country are heading to the poll. they're competing for the presidency. about 4.7 million people are eligible for vote. a run-off will be held if none of the candidates win a clear majority. to nigeria where the elderly are feeling the effect of low government oil revenues of the half of the countries's 36 states say they face bankruptcy and won't be able to make pension payments. >> reporter: it has been six months since he was paid his pension of around $150 a month. he is

. >>> gunmen have shot dead two police officers in yemen's southern sydney of aden. the government is now based in the city but is struggling to restore security. civilians trying to escape the violence are forced to endure tough living conditions. >> reporter: children's laughter shouldn't feel out of place in a schoolyard, but this isn't a school any more. it houses seven families. they're among the roughly 2.5 million yemenis forced from their homes in the ongoing fighting. a former classroom is made into a makeshift kitchen. that is the least of the worries >> translation: we managed to get mattresses, but we still need to figure out how to feed our kids. we still need food and basic supplies to feed our children. >> reporter: the war has worsened the humanitarian situation in yemen which is grappling with widespread poverty. more than 80% of the population is in need of food, medicine and basic necessities. >> reporter: my monthly medical bills are over $120 and there are some like me. they have similar preexisting medical conditions. some have heart issues, dia

witnesses say the attackers surrounded the home in aden and attackers asked to visit their mothers. they handcuffed the victims who were shot at short range. >> translation: we heard the sound of gunfire and we saw them all dead in the garden. >> reporter: around 80 people lived at the home. missionaries had come under attack in yemen in 1 # 98. the members find it hard that defenseless old people can be the result of armed groups >> this news is really shocking. the details that i get is that it happened at 8.30 in the morning local time. what time the sisters were serving breakfast >> reporter: in yemen's war aden has changed hands between houthi rebels and pro-government forces. surrounding areas are held by qamishli fight yeshgs. more than 6,000 yemenis have been killed and the children and theed yefrly are no exception >>> a chinese government has said a new economic growth target of between 6.5 and 7%. it is seen as another sign that growth may be slowing. our correspondent reports from beijing. >> reporter: this man has been selling fruit here since 2010. business is slow. wh

in the yemen port city of aden 25 people have been killed in suicide attacks. two explosions hit checkpoints on a road leading to a base used by the saudi- led coalition. >> reporter: several people have been arrested in a series of police raids across brussels. salah abdeslam has rchd to speak when questioned about those attacks. he is now exercising his right to silence >>> myanmar's first ever stock exchange is now open for business. ringing in the first day of trading on friday, the exchange was packed with investors, many of them never trading in shares before. afghan security services suffered a 30% increase in casualties last year. the u.s. has said those numbers are not sustainable, but with the taliban gaining ground, there are fears that the offensive will hilt government forces even harder. >> reporter: when americans were here, this sprawling base was called camp bright. now the afghan army calls it simply brigade. the u.s. forces pulled out and took their technology with them, including vital air cover. >> translation: if they supply us and pay att

yemeni officials say the fighting happened in the port city of aden.hting broke out on saturday night when the government forces tried to drive suspected fighters from parts of the city. security officials say airstrikes for a second stage to freeing the area. aden was retaken by yemeni forces in july backed by a saudi-led coalition but armed groups still occupied parts of it. security officials say 17 of the dead are suspected fighters. >> up to a million people are expected to take to the streets of brazil's major cities on sunday to call for the resignation of the president those have been proceed festing. russefh is embroiled in a corruption schedule. she is deeply unpopular because of the country's facilitiering economy. >> at least 20 people have been killed in five others missing after floods and mudslides have caused devastation in parts of brazil. a state of emergency has been declared after some residents were stranded when heavy rainfall flooded parts of the city. president delmarusef says funds will be available to help those affected. mosq

is that it happened at 8:30 in the morning, local time while the sisters were serving breakfast. >> adenas changed hands between houthi rebels and pro-government forces. figures within the port city remain sketchy. areas are held by al-qaeda fighters. 6,000 have been killed, either children or the elderly are no excess. al jazeera. china, government set a target of between 6.5 and 7%. >> is seen by committees as another sign that growth in china may be slowing. scott hideler reports now from the chinese communist party's congress in beijing. business is my slow. who is my boss? the xhujist party. where did the customers go? you have to ask the xhujist party. business was really bad in the past year. >> he is not alone. it's been a turbulent year for many people in china. economic growth is at its slowest in 25 years. six kilometers away, the most important event in china's political calendar is playing out. china, the last major communist nation, has changed considerably over the last 30 years. but the grandeur of the national people's congress has remained. 3,000 delegates from across t

in the yemen port city of aden at least 25 people have been killed in three suicide attacks there. one car bomb went off near a military check point. there were bombs going off near the saudi-led coalition base. raids across brussels. salah abdeslam has refused to speak when questioned about the attacks. he has exercised his right to silence. afghan security services suffered a 30% increase in casualties lasted year. the u.s. has said those numbers are not sustainable, but with the taliban gaining ground, there fears that it will hit government forces even harder. a report from eastern afghanistan. >> reporter: when the americans were here, this sprawling base was called camp bright. now the afghan army calls is simply bringing aid. the u-- bringing aid-- brigade. >> translation: if they supply us and pay attention to our air force, we could show to the world that we are brave and we did defend our country independently. it is a different picture being shown these days. behind the hills is where the americans suffered some of their heaviest casualties but the afghan are suffering m

further south, the situation in the sea party city of aden remains delicate. this is the aftermath of clashes between security forces and armed groups. the government says its military campaign is aimed at driving fighters affiliated with isil and al-qaeda out of the city. helicopters with the saudi led forces are taking part in the offensive. there are concerns that aden could fall into the hands of al-qaeda fighters in the arabian peninsula if security sentenced stepped up. these are newly recruited policemen tasked with securing the sea port city of aden. believe a modern army and police force won't be an easy task in a country still ravaged by armed conflict and political divides. al jazeera. >>> turkey's military says it killed 45 fighters linked to the p.k.k. kurdish armed group in northern iraq. police broke up two separate demon straes in istanbul on monday. people were protesting about sunday's car bomb attack in the capital ankara that killed at least 37 people. police used water cannons and tear gas to disperse the crowds. >> government ministers fr

these attacks in general lawlessness in aden have prevented the u.n.m deploying international staff there, directly impacting our ability to assess needs and monitor response. intense fighting around sana'a and others restrict our ability to deliver assistance. slowing the transport of key goods and services and in some instances halting movement all together. command and control lines with arm groups is often tenuous, with guarantees reached at the national level not necessarily communicated to the individuals down the check points. trucks are often held up and sometimes delayed for days or even weeks. bureaucratic requirements imposed by houthi authorities also delay and impede the rapid delivery of humanitarian assistance. in one week alone in february, the ministry of interior in sana'a refused travel permission from three separate missions from sana'a, to ibb, and ta'izz. increasingly movement of u.n. security staff into and out of the country has also been made difficult. having a direct impact on our ability to expand operations. of particular c

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. >> the victims have been identified as aden and graham murkowski. troopers say aden has serious injuries while graham has minor injuries. new video shows sparks flying as a driver attempts to outrun the law but he couldn't escape the eye in sky. >> we've got sparks he's on rims. >> wesh 2 got this video county sherrifs chorpt. the police say the suspect raced through daytona beach and holly hill and kept going on the rim. the car gave out and the suspect ran. he was found hiding behind arrested. >> new information today, investigators say the backyard massacre in pennsylvania was planned and calculated. this morning the two gunmen are still on the run. police say the first shooter walked up to the yard and started firing, driving everyone towards the porch. that's where the second shooter was waiting with an assault rifle. the five victims killed include a pregnant women. they were all shot in the head. yesterday the medical examiner added that unborn child to the murder count. police don't know the motive yet but think it may been retaliation and p

the situation in the sea port city of aden remains delicate. this is the aftermath between security forces and armed groups. the government says it's military campaign is aimed at driving fighters an affiliated with isil and al qaeda out of the city. >> these are newly recruited policemen tasked with securing the sea port city of aden. building an modern army and police force won't be an easy task in the country still ravaged by armed conflict and political divide. al jazeera. myanmar's parliament has elected a new president. it's expected that the real power behind the thrown will be the party leader. >> this is leader-- >> we announce that they win the majority votes and elected to be the president of myanmar. >> it was no surprise given he's from the national league for democracy party. but the 69-year-old is expected to be a figure head only. the party leader aung san suu kyi made it clear that she'll be calling the shots. she's barred from becoming president because she has immediate family members who were foreigners. the attempt to put a

carolina, allen and son in chapel hill, lexington barbecue, red bridges in shelby, and skyline in aden. and for match madness, -- march madness, they have 32 reporter:reporter: the auto club 200 was supposed to be 200 laps. we got a superb finish in overtime. research shaped up. austin dillon, polesitter, he sleeps the weekend, but kevin harvick had a different plan. he moves out from him and the last one. fast-forward, 80 left to go, danica patrick try to make a roof -- move. going into the outside wall, and he was not happy with that maneuver. she let stacy know afterward. the tempers running high in this one. adrenaline surging with two to go. bringing out the caution. after everyone, denny hamlin jumps out of the lead as we go to overtime . there on the restart, harlot takes advantage to move back out front, and down the backstretch, penny johnson moving to the -- jimmie johnson moving to the lead. he passes dale earnhardt for se honor for what i have done and the fact that a tight dale, with a win in atlanta and where we are now. another legend in the sport. but look forward to ge

fighters linked to isil have claimed responsibility in the port city of aden. one car bomb went off at a military checkpoint and others on a road to a base used by the saudi-led coalition fighting howe howe rebels. >> since the conflict began in march of last year, the united nations says becohalf of those their lives have been injured. 21 million people -- i will repeat that: 21 million people, about 82% of the population needs some kind of humanitarian aid or protection. more than two and a half million people have been forced from their homes. let's bring in yemen analyst peter salsbury alive from new york. out of sanaa, the capital held by the howe hows who back the former president. does it make you think that there is genuine support for those who are trying to take on the saudi-led coalition and by extension, the current president, or was this a manufactured rally up there? >> i think you will find that it's a mixture of both. it's an interesting points that you make when you talk about opposition to the saudi-coalition rather than support for the howe h

it happened in the southern port city of aden. one car boa bomb went off near a military checkpoint. leading to a base used by the saudi-led coalition that's been fighting houthi rebels. fighters linked to i.s.i.l. have claimed responsibility. >>> since the conflict began in march last year the united nations says almost 6 6,500 peoe have been killed. more than 21 million people, that's around 82% of the population, need some kind of humanitarian aid or protection. more than 2.5 million people have been forced are from their homes. let's pass over to aman and talk to adam baroon a specialist in yemen. how sure are you that the ceasefire will actually go ahead and the talks go ahead? >> there are positive signs, looking at it this round than there were the first two rounds. that being said, it is important to remember this is a multifaceted conflict and while the exiled government does purport to speak on the forces ton ground, we are talking about a myriad of groups with very different missions for yemen. >> when you say positive

. >> the victims have been identified as aden and graham murkowski both of merritt island. troopers say aden has serious injuries and graham has minor injuries. >> new information today, investigators say the backyard massacre in pennsylvania was planned and calculated. are still on the run. the first shooter walked up firing, driving everyone towards the porch and that is where the second shooter rifle. the five victims killed including a pregnant women, were all shot in the head. yesterday the medical examiner added that unborn child to the murder count. police don't know the motive yet but think that it may have been retaliation or possibly drug related. washington come together to honor former first lady nancy reagan. we have a preview from washington. >> a relative of every president dating back to john f. kennedy will be present at nancy nancy reagan's funeral today. that includes first lady michelle obama and former first ladies accompanied by president george w. bush. the ceremony comes after thousands of mourners lined repose at the ronald reagan presidential libra

it is held between the capital and the southern port of aden which they took back from houthis in july. now coalition air strikes and government forces are said to be targeting houthi bases to the east of taiz. >> translation: the siege of taiz was broken. this is a big issue. the wheels have started to roll. it might seem slow, but the efforts are huge. >> reporter: the rebels say they're sending for reinforcements and to take back the areas they held. rob matheson >>> the u.n. is warning of a humanitarian crisis across yemen. it says nearly 2,800 civilians have been killed since the conflict began last march. more than 5300 yemenis have been injured. 21 million people, 82% of the population, need some kind of humanitarian aid and more than 2.5 million people have been forced from their homes. i'm joined now by the u.n. humanitarian coordinator for yemen, jamie mccoldrick joining me on skype. good to have you here. this partial lifting of fighting in taiz, how is it impacting those on the ground? what's the situation there? >> since january we've been working very closely to bring mat

carolina is allen and son in chapel hill and lexington barbecue, red ridges in shelby and sky light in aden. then in the spirit of march madness it put 32 restaurants on sky light inn earned a one. allen and sons is a six. john: you can go to abc11.com and find your bracket to weigh in. i can taste it now. donald trump rally john: developing story from vote 2016. five cumberland county deputies disciplined for the role in a donald trump rally that had a barbara: big announcement from auto makers what every new car sold in the u.s. will be required to have. john: the ncaa tournament tips ofr today. everything you need to know in the local teams. welcome on thursday march 17. st. patrick's day, 51 degrees. i'm john clark. barbara: i'm barbara gibbs. we will have more on the big stories but first meteorologist don schwenneker in first alert storm center for weather and traffic together. don: good morning to you. we are going to see another mild day, forth as warm as -- not as warm as yesterday. about 10 degrees cooler but still 70's and still above average. 44 in roxboro, 58 oxford. 47 r.d.u.

department in pennsylvania say they were food by ukrainian man who imperson is a at anyed teenager adened local hospital there for years. police chief says, a fake drivers licence and social card helped get arthur who went by the name asher pots into academy. the last week. he was actually 23, was arrested and now faces several charges including, identity theft. >> it is disheartening. lengths that he went on to. >> he now also facing sexual assault charges in connection to relationship he had with the high school students. >> . >> caught on camera wild police chase thaw streets of florida police helicopter, catching pier suit four suspect speeding way in stolen car. then the suspect ditched car in run away not even bother put car in park. that's when two of men stealing another car before again ditching to run away. they start running through backyards to get away frightening people who live in that area. >> be she said, guys booming her. she got scared. >> two of the suspects were caught and arrested police are still searching for two others. >> also caught on camera. thieves still mone

gunmen have shot dead two police officers in yemen's southern city of aden. the government is based in the city but is struggling to restore security. many have been forced to endure tough living conditions. >> reporter: these children shouldn't feel out of place in a schoolyard, but there is something wrong with this picture. this school isn't a school any more. it house tz seven families. -- houses seven families. there are many forced from their homes. the classroom has been turned into a makeshift kitchen. the set-up is crude. that's the least of the worries here >> translation: we managed to get some mattresses but we still need to figure out how to feed our kids. we still need health, food, basic supplies to take care of our children >> reporter: war has worsened the situation in yemen which is grappling with wide-spread poverty. more than 80% of the population is in dire need of food, medicine and basic necessities. >> translation: my medical bills are hundreds of dollars a month. there are many like me. there is diabetes, blood pressure. no-one has of

yemen at least 22 people have been killed when three suicide bombers attacked the southern city of aden. one car bomb went off near a military checkpoint. the other two explosions hit check boints ocheckpoints on a o coalition. >>> suicide bomber blew himself up it happened as trophies were being presented afte after a fol match in iskandamia. >>> hajji imam died in a ride in syria. u.s. be secretary of defense ash carter refused to be pulled in. we are systematically elimination i.s.i.l.'s cabinet. indeed the u.s. military killed several key i.s.i.l. terrorists this week. including we believe hajji imam who was an i.s.i.l. senior leader, serving as a finance minister and also responsible for external affairs and plots. he was a well nonterrorist within i.s.i.l.'s ranks. >> this is hajji imam. this is the second time he's been declared dead. the iraqis believed they killed him last year. the americans couldn't confirm that then. in the days after the attacks on brussels they believe this is an important victory. >> that is what we're doing eliminating the people who are directing them b

. >>> witnesses in be aden, yemen, at a military checkpoint that led to the death of civilians and soldiers. stay with us if you can on al jazeera, we'll have the latest on the investigation into a killing of an italian student in egypt. and the cambodian museum that honors the ancient civilization, you might be surprised who's helping to pay for it. it. is is gep >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >> time ogo through the globalh. hundreds of people are getting together in the center of brussels for a memorial to those who lost their lives in tuesday's suicide attempt. tack. attack. >>> suicide raids across the belgian capital in the last few hours. police say they arrested three, in connection with the attacks, two were shot in the legs. >>> a senior i.s.i.l. official killed in a raid on thursday, the pentagon said this man was in charge of the group's finances. >>> now v there hav there have s emerging of a officer shooting a teenager, stones w

the driver says she was turning onto courtney when she hit aden and grand mccow ski. she panicked and kept her foot on the gas, running over both boys. >> i just hope they're okay. i'm just praying they're okay. because i mean, that's the big thing right now is -- as long as they're okay, everything will be i'm so sorry. just a little shaken up. >>> both boys air lift ed to hospitals. white was sited for failing to yield. >>> just in now, two women accused of leaving a child on the on a school bus have bonded out of jail. gail brown and gwendolyn simmons tonight. the bus driver and attendant left the 13-year-old special needs child sleeping on the bus not once but twice. in both cases, the teen hitchhiked 30 miles home. >>> also just in, a college student accused of flashing a girl at publics is also a free man. seminal county deputies said cook exposed himself to a 15-year-old inside the store on 434 and longwood. the girl's mom and store managers were able to catch the license plate number before he drove off. detectives were able to use that to track him down. >>>

. >> doctors in yemen say 17 suspected al-qaeda fighters have been killed in aden. they say helicopter guns hit areas of the city. >> the u.s. secretary of state accused of disrupted talks aimed at ending the conversation. in geneva talks are scheduled to take place later on monday. >> just hours before the talks were due to begin in geneva. u.s. secretary of state was me meeting with counterparts. he told reporters that the cessation of authorities had reduced violence but one side was not fully complying. >> the syrian people strongly supposed the cessation of hostilities because it has made their lives better. and to date the single biggest violater of that by allegation is the assad regime. >> he also has hit out at the syrian prime minister who was in a news conference in damascus, who said there could be no negotiation about the role of say sad. >> the comments made by the foreign minister of syria clearly trying to disrupt the process. clearly trying to send a message of deterrence. and to others. >> his comments were clearly aimed a support for the main oppo

it happened in the port city of aden. fighting broke out on saturday night when the government forces tried to drive suspected fighters from parts of the city. security officials say air strikes were second stage to freeing the area. it was retaken by yemeni forces in july backed by the saudi coalition. armed groups still occupy some parts of it. 17 of the dead are suspected al-qaeda fighters. hundreds of thousands of people have taken to the streets of brazil to call for the res nation of the president-- regular ignore nation. did-- resignation. p our correspondent says many politicians are watching the demonstrations and actively considering their allegiances. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of people are taking to the streets all across the country calling for the impeachment of their president. she and her ruling workers party are struggling to survive through numerous corruption allegations to do with the state-owned oil company. the largest crowds are gathering in the city that will be hosting the olympic games i

. >> reporter: aden has changed hands between houthi rebels and pro-government forces. surrounding areas are still held by al-qaeda >>> >>> there our correspondent is following events in japan. >> reporter: nothing controversial found on board this ship in terms of its cargo. when it arrived in the philippines it was carrying oil palmkernels. they have found various safety breaches in terms of fire safety equipment, electrical equipment and for that reason they decided not to allow it to leave port. now it has been impounded and the 21 north korean crew members who were cooperative in this entire process are now being deported back to their home country. it is a very tough response by the philippines to what seems like a my nor infarction. it operates some 31 ships which are very much much under scrutiny after these sanctions agreed at the u.n. it is operating the ship which in 2013 was found in panama with various armaments, including two fighting jets, under a big cargo of sugar. again, nothing like that found upon this one. it does seem to be an example of how toughl

. >> reporter: in the war aden has changed hands between houthi rebels an pro-government forces. surrounding areas had still held by al-qaeda fighters >>> the philippines has empounded a north korean ship docked near manilla. it is the first time that u.n. sanctions have been enforced. so for there has been no response from pyongyang as yet. al jazeera's harry fawcett is following events. >> reporter: nothing controversial found on board this ship in terms of its cargo when it arrived in the philippines. it was carrying oil palm kernls from indonesia. investigators have found safety breaches in terms of fire safety equipment, electrical equipment and for that reason they decided not to allow it to leave port. now it has been impounded and the 21 north korean crew members who were cooperative in this process are now being deported back to their home country. it is a very tough response by the philippines to what seems like a relatively minor infraction by the operators of this ship. it registered in sierra leone, it is owned by a company in hong kong, but it is operated by ocean m

they can now send humanitarian aid and weapons to the southern port city of aden. for the government the latest game is a major development in the push to capture the capital sanaa. >> translation: the siege of taiz was broken. this was a big issue. efforts are huge. >> reporter: the fight to control taiz is far from over. these are houthi fighters trying to hold ground in the area. their stronghold in eastern taiz, but despite the heavy fighting and gain made by government forces, the houthis remain defiant. >> translation: we will destroy them and we will win the fight. >> reporter: this is a funeral of houthi fighters killed trying to defend taiz. the houthis are backed by republican guard units loyal to the former president. the houthis were hoping to expand their presence in yemen and consolidate their grip on power. it is an important battleground for the shia rebels. these are houthi fighters prying to repel a government offensive in the oil rich province. they're trying to breakdown houthi strong holds in the east and the south so that they can move north t

. >> hundreds of-- from aden. >> hunteds of troops switched sides and this was the main reason why taiz was able to fall into the hands of government forces so quickly. the houthis are blaming each other, trying to find answers of why this happened. >> reporter: desperately provisions can now be delivered. in november attempts were taken to attempt to take the city back. they were successful in july. now coalition air strikes and government forces are said to be targeting houthi bases to the east of taiz. the rebels say they're sending for reinforcements and intend to take back the areas they held. it seems the fighting will continue >>> al jazeera correspondent joins me here in the studio. knowing the country as well as you do, how significant do you think this takeover is? >> taiz has been under the control of the houthis and forces loyal to bashar al-assad for almost a year now. they have hundred of houthi fighters in the east and north. it is going to be easy to channel fighters, but if they can take over the whole of taiz i don't think so because there's a significant military pres

after it left yemen's port city of aden in september 2011. they allegedly quild th allegede skipper christian colombo and kept his wife hostage. the defense will argue the leaders of the plot were killed in a gun fight with the spanish military who then rescued mrs. colombo at sea. >>> hundreds of people have demonstrated in favor of an israeli soldier appearing in a military court over the murder of a palestinian. they shouted "we love you" outside the court in kiriat malachi, in footage that sparked condemnation around the world. stefanie dekker spoke toll man who spoke to the man in hebron in occupied west bank. >> reporter: ahmad takes us through the sequence of events. starts moments after palestinians were shot after stabbing an israeli soldier. injured and laying on the ground. fast-forward and a second soldier appears to be talking to a settler here in the back of the frame. he then makes his way to a colleague. they appear to have a conversation. the soldier then coks his weapon. cocks his weapon and shoots abu in the head, instantly

the fighting happened in the port city of aden. fighting broke out when the forces tried to drive the fighters from parts of the city. security officials say air strikes were in the second stage. retaken by yemeni forces in july, backed by the saudi-led coalition. armed groups occupy some parts of it. 17 of the dead are suspect al-qaeda fighters. >> ahead here on al jazeera. angela merkel's party losing key states, seen as a test of policy >>> and art for argument's sake, we visit the exhibition with a difference. difference. narrated by willem dafoe. >> our american story is written everyday. it's not always pretty, but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >>> a quick reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. 34 people have been killed and 125 others injured after an explosion in the center of the turkish capital ankara. al-qaeda in the maghreb claimed responsibility on an attack in a resort town in ivory coast. 14 civilians and two soldiers were killed. the justi

now they can send humanitarian aid and weapons to the port of aden. it is the latest push for taiz. >> this is a big issue. the wheels have started to roll. it might seem slow but efforts are huge. >> but the fight to patrol taiz is far--to control taiz is far from over. thdespite the heavy fighting and gain made by government forces, the houthies remain defiant. >> the invaders will be defeated. they will destroy them. >> this is a funeral of houthi fighters killed ting to defend taiz. ththe houthies are backed by those loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh. the houthis were hoping to expanden their presence in yemen and consolidate their grip on pow. this it is an important battleground for the houthi rebels. pro hadi fighters are trying to breakdown houthi stronghds in the east and in the south. so that it can move north to capture the capital. if they do that, the houthis might lose the war. al jazeera. >> well, the war in yemen has been going on for nearly a year. this week the u.n. warned the humanitarian situation could get worse. nearly

reporter: proceed party forces back bid the saudi arabia led arab coalition have opened a key route from aden >> hundreds of fighters who were troops allied with the houthis switched sides. this was the main reason why taiz was able to fall into the government hands. they're trying to finds answers of why this happened. supplies as well as food and heating oil may not be delivered. hospitals have struggled for months to take back taiz held by rebels since last march. it is held in areas taken back by houthis in july. government forces are said to be targeting basiss to the east of taiz. they're sending for reinforcements and intend to take back the areas they held. rob matheson al jazeera >>> our correspondent joins me here in the studio. he has covered yemen extensively. this is a city that has been under siege for over nine months. what has allowed this break through for the coalition. >> forces are desperate for a military gain, particularly in taipz for different reasons. they haven't been able to make any significant military gain in the past despite the massive air strikes. for them tai

this happens along the entire coast line betwee between aden. >> forces have been carrying out airstrikes against the hqap. the government said that dozens of hqap fighters were killed when the camps were bombarded. with no central government in charge of the whole country most of the people are at the mercy of multiple armed groups. al jazeera. >> u.s. president barack obama is in buenos aires where he's meeting his argentinian counterparts president macri. his two-day visit is expected to focus on trade and diplomacy between the two nations. we're joined live now from buenos aires. does this show a big shift in foreign policy? >> well, first let me tell you where i'm am. i'm in front of the national cathedral. this is when the archbishop used to come. president barack obama would come here to pay tribute, so it's a very big shift for argentina. let me put it in context. the last time an u.s. president came to argentina was back in 2005, and it was when george bush came to the summit of the americas. there were massive protests against him at the time. a time when latin america had shift

yemeni officials say the fighting happened in the port city of aden. on saturday night when the government forces tried to drive suspects fighters from parts of the city. airstrikes were a second stage to freeing the area. aden was retake beanie yemeni forces in july backed by the saudi-led coalition but armed groups still okay spy some parts of it. 17 of the dead are suspected al qaeda fighters. >>> well now thousands of people have poured onto the streets of cities around brazil calling for the resignation of president dilma rousseff. these are pictures from rio de janeiro where demonstrations have been peaceful, rousseff is embodied in a corruption scanned and facing impeachment in congress and also deeply unpopular because of the faltering economy. brazil's supreme court will rule on wednesday over whether she should be impeached over claims she doctored count to boost the economy. she was head of the the petrobras when alleged bribes and kickbacks first began. her chief mentor has also been linked with the petrobras scanned and charged with money

they can now send humanitarian aid and weapons from the southern port city of aden.or the government the lates gailatest gain is the capture cap--is the push to capture sanaa. >> the wheels have started to role. it might seem slow but efforts are huge. >> but the fight to control taiz is far from over. these are houthi fighters trying to hold ground in their strong hold in eastern taiz. despite the fighting and gains made by government forces, the houthis remain defiance. >> we'll destroy them. and we'll ruin the fight. >> the houthis hoped to expand their presence in yemen and con sal date their grip on power. the area is an important battleground for the shia rebels. these are houthi fighters trying to repeal a government offensive in the oil and gas-rich province. pro hadi fighters are trying to break down strongholds in the east and south so it can move north to capture the capital. if they can do that the houthis might lose the war. >> refugees stuck on the greek side of the macedonia border has staged another protest on the international trainline there. [ prot

have claimed responsibility there for their work in the attacks which happened in the port city of aden. one car bomb went off near a military checkpoint. two others hit check points on a road lead to go a base used by the saudi-led coalition, which is still fighting houthi rebels. >>> the irish president has laid a wreath to mark 100 years since the easter rising in their country. it was an unsuccessful, but it led to the republic of ireland. we have this report. [ music ] >> it has been 100 years now, but the significance of the easter rising resonate here's in ireland to this day. this, the garden of remembrance in the heart of dublin. they're honoring those who fought and died for irish freedom. >> ireland's easter rising happened on easter monday in april 1961. 150 men stormed the post office. they replaced the british flag with the irish and declared independence and they surrendered five days later after heavy shelling by the british. defeated and executed, but that up rising galvanized the independence movement. and five years later the republic ireland was born. saturday they w

at least 22 people have been killed when three suicide bombers attacked the southern port city of aden. one car bomb went off near a military check point. the other two explosions hit choke poits on a road to a base. i.s.i.l. have claimed responsibility. i.s.i.l. says it was behind an attack at a football stadium south of baghdad. fleeflt 30 people were killed when a suicide bomber blew himself up. it happened as trophies were being presented after a tournt-- tournam ent. the u.s. says it has killed a senior i.s.i.l. leader who was running the group's finances. he died in a raid in syria. ash carter refused to be drawn on the details. >> reporter: the momentum of this campaign is now clearly on our side. >> reporter: the u.s. claims this is a significant step in the battle against i.s.i.l., the killing of the group's main money man >> we are systemically eliminating i.s.i.l. as cabinet. need, the u.s. military killed several terrorists this week, including, we believe, a man who was an i.s.i.l. senior leader serving ago a finance minister and who is responsible for some external affair

it is was a second stage in the city of aden.there have been attacks on security officials in the area. u.s. military is being criticized for providing inadequate compensation to families killed in a hospital attack. the bombardment on the charity hospital killed 42 people and injured nearly 100. >> reporter: this man sits a broken man, his body scarred and battered from when an american begunship attacked a humanitarian hospital in northern afghanistan. he lost a hand and one eye. 42 others were killed. nearly 100 injured. now the military is offering what it calls condolence payments of between 3 and 6,000. >> translation: i received $3,000 and this is a small amount. this looks like a joke, an insult to us. it is not acceptable to anyone >> reporter: this lady lost her husband. he was the breadwinner for her and four children. she says the american money is not enough. >> translation: if a woman doesn't have a husband or someone to take care of them, how can they live. the money they are giving is not enough to raise even one