as you know i visited aden two years ago so i have mixed feelings returning here. are signs of war are still extremely visible you can tell when you listen to the patients that there is still a lot happening on the frontline. east of the bassinette it's getting closer to aden tools like to leave the killing and that each day the hospital receives more and more wounded and yet the shop at least see not just wounded soldiers but wounded civilians to. the c.v. place and people from both sides of the conflict turn up at this hospital so we are very close to the fighting on the tape polish. away from the hospital the sights and sounds of the front line are less present. in many ways aden seems like a ghost town the internationally recognized government prefers to operate from the safety of saudi arabia under the control of their powerful ally the yemeni authorities are trying to manage what's left of the country. meanwhile people go about their lives as best they can. a life. but. i thank. him and afforded no longer wish to ask them yes yes yes yes he will certainly kno

east of the bass that it's getting closer to aden . like steve the killing and that each day the hospital receives more and more wounded and yet the shall place the not just wounded soldiers but wounded civilians too that is even placed some people from both sides of the conflict turn up at this hospital so we are very close to the fighting the tape polish. away from the hospital the sights and sounds of the front line less present. in many ways aden seems like a ghost town the internationally recognized government prefers to operate from the safety of saudi arabia. under the control of their powerful ally the yemeni authorities are trying to manage what's left of the country. meanwhile people go about their lives as best they can. a life. that. i think. him and affording. act of yeah yeah yeah yeah i think we're certainly not saying that things have got one hundred percent better as long as weapons are easily accessible there will be programs but some effort is being made by the agency kurdi local authorities ministers now we're tryin

in aden the war has been on standby from the. yes but the city's basic facilities a stood in the process of being repaired like the main water treatment plant for example. i. knew i was but at. the front line is situated several hundred kilometers away to the north part of the destruction of basic sanitary facilities means that the wounded have to be brought here to aid to be treated. but. there's any evidence that it took a break up before there are a lot more like i say i've got to get that there i was and i said i. don't want this guy or that it. was i think it was like yes. yes. he. was using leverage that they should write pages and by. that i did you know maybe i. would. like yeah. i groups of popular resistance sprang up at the onset of the war fighting alongside the armed forces against the who the rebels. now. and i came out. well i guess when i was looking at the beginning we literally attack against it would be against the one hundred we attacked them on to not no. well belittle her and then the car hit her mother that

in aden the war has been on standby from the. but the city's basic facilities a stood in the process of being repaired like the main water treatment plant for example. i. mentioned but at. the front line is situated several hundred kilometers away to the north part of the destruction of basic sanitary facilities means that the wounded have to be brought here to aid to be treated. but. there's another visit from whatever it may be there are a lot more like i. have got to get their eyes dies and eyes and i i i don't want to die what did. you i was like yes. yes. he. was the leverage that they should be my agents and by. that i did you know maybe i. went. yeah. i groups of popular resistance sprang up at the onset of the war fighting alongside the armed forces against the who the rebels. now not. to be there and i could not. well i got an i was posting at the beginning religion attack against a routine again. one hundred eleven we attacked him. or belittle him in the car hit her mother that i did that in there broke my leg damn bad

in the south in aden and finishing three hundred fifty kilometers further north in. the two cities that have been the country's capitals for years off way between the two in the heart of the highlands healed. visiting tidings on the front line. she has to do a song called since my first visit to yemen two years ago i have been of the opinion that the international community has significantly underestimated the degree of destabilization of pain and of suffering caused by the war in yemen. and they're trying to relegate the situation to the second or third rank of international conflict you'll see that it's like it steven will so that's why i've returned here. is determined to try and redress the imbalance to some extent between the lack of international attention and the huge humanitarian needs. as one of many things. pager mara is one of the few people today who has access to all the protagonists in the conflict from the recognised political leaders down to the militias of all spectrums. during his journey from the south to the north the war will go silent as if put

abdul karim ali faces a daily battle just to feed his family he goes to the market in the city of aden when he can but finds every day that the little money has buys less and less today it's bread and milk for abdul karim and his four children it makes life harder harder to support growing children harder to keep that knowing hunger away harder to believe tomorrow will be better. as a value although if i choose moken bread according to my potential to eat because as i consider this is a main meal for me and my family today we cannot see meat and it was usual to eat meat and fish on fridays but unfortunately we are now eating only one meal a day because it is all we can afford. all the stores in the southern port city of aden receive full fewer people can afford what's on display the value of the yemeni reale continues to drop against me to foreign currencies that mixed importing everything the country needs much more expensive prices of going up across the board first they doubled then tripled its no estimated food and medicine is five hundred percent more expensive. shuttle most of th

when she was 7. >> i'm so happy to be back. >> aden returned to kenya this summer for the first time documented by "teen vogue" for a cover story. >> how long have you lived here? >> eight years. >> wow. it was really heartbreaking the fact the camp has grown and that there is so much left to do. >> recently named an ambassador, aden now a u.s. citizen has found a new purpose. >> i always knew i needed to be part of the organization that did so much for me as a little girl. it's important. it's important i'm doing this. >> radiating beauty from the inside out, she's living her dreams and giving children hope that they can do the same. halima is also a busy college student back home to minnesota at st. cloud university where she's the first somali student senator. what a terrific young lady. >>> that's "nightly news" for this thursday. i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. s can a fire burning, at the tea complex in fremont. >>> right now at 6:00, we have breaking news. a fire burning at the tesla complex in fremont. skyranger's overhead. f

student aden gibson from edinburgh has embarked on an intra let venture cross europe. he's fascinated by prague stunning old town and of course no visit to the czech capital is complete without seeing the famous fourteenth century charles bridge. even says some things remind him of his native edinburgh. a lot of street music artists a lot of and so on. but i think prague is. it's very different i think actually nicer than i expected i think yeah the buildings are really amazing when you see with your own eyes so very i think it's worse to come because it's lighter in person. this interval ticket has been paid for by the european union. after eighteen proposed to travel route and successfully answer to your a quiz a jury picked him along with fourteen thousand nine hundred ninety nine other lucky eighteen year olds from the e.u. to embark on this unique trip through europe. the free interrail program is the idea of martin spear and vincent him on the hill who lobbied brussels to introduce a travel program for young europeans. the intro ticket itself has been around sinc

abdul karim ali faces a daily battle just to feed his family he goes to the market in the city of aden when he can but finds every day that the little money has buys less and less today it's bread and milk for abdul karim and his four children it makes life harder harder to support growing children harder to keep that knowing hunger away harder to believe tomorrow will be better. i choose moken bread according to my potential to eat because as i consider this is a main meal for me and my family and today we cannot see meat and it was usual to eat meat and fish on fridays but unfortunately we are now eating only one meal a day because it is all we can afford. all the stores in the southern port city of aden receive full fewer people can afford what's on display the value of the yemeni reale continues to drop against me to foreign currencies that mixed importing everything the country needs much more expensive prices of going up across the board force they doubled and tripled its no estimated food and medicine is five hundred percent more expensive. our local currency is now in constant

mahmoud who did survive the blast it happened in aden province several other people injured in these attacks and shootings have been escalating in that area in recent days we're covering yemen from djibouti with mohammed mohammed tell us more of what you know welcome all come on the governor i mean a mood was of autonomy from a series of meetings with officials of president of the rebel most sort of his government which of course is basis in other cities two thousand and fifteen. when he's home but was passing through that in my neighborhood where immediately after the blast as rush then security for the lord there he escaped unharmed but some of his security guards and aides was killed in that tug no group has yet claimed responsibility for the local officials blaming. there's been an increase in the number of drive by shootings and roadside bombs in and around been in recent weeks something officials us saying indicates an uptick in activity in the area that's mohammed with an update on the situation in aden he's reporting from today thanks mom. on this day five years ago at least

you a bit of background here he went to saudi his government took control of the southern city of aden but very few other areas of yemen and this protracted war has gone on with very little progress being made on either side more than ten thousand civilians killed many million in dire. situation close to starvation is being called on the world's worst humanitarian crises the situation today this strike in northern yemen showing that once again civilians are paying the price for this war in yemen our correspondent mohammed has been covering the crisis there extensively and he joins us now live from neighboring djibouti some of these pictures we're seeing really horrific children very young children bearing the brunt of the escalating violence there in the country what do we know about this particular attack. well i don't know if we have seen a soul. kitchens all the villian thinking the bodies all the children. and the injured to hospital also the wreckage of a boss is so full of just. books about a lot sold out cry in the social media with. outgoing director of operations of the intern

let's bring in korea analyst aden call foster carter now who joins us from eggs that are in the u.k. in the u.s. has suggested they may restart large scale military exercises with south korea what do you make of that well it is about sign as as you suggested at the same time most of the quotes from president trump the suspension. one sided yet a rather surprising suspension that we had of this what would have been dishonest exercises was always conditional only denuclearization process talks going well they're not going well north korea hasn't really conceded anything at the moment so not really a surprise that said nothing is imminent or the next major exercises would be in march and april so there is plenty of time to put the train back on the track before the end which i very much hope will happen so this is clearly a step back and diplomacy between the u.s. and north korea where does this leave relations between the u.s. and south korea. in a difficult place also because it's important to be aware that while the u.s. and north korea is obviously a very key new relationship it's a

you a bit of background here he went to saudi his government took control of the southern city of aden but very few areas of yemen and this protracted war has gone on with very little progress being made on either side more than ten thousand civilians killed. many million in dire. situation close to starvation is being called on the world's worst humanitarian crises the situation today this strike in northern yemen showing that once again civilians are paying the price for this war in yemen our correspondent mohammed has been covering the crisis extensively and he joins us now live from neighboring djibouti some of these pictures we're seeing really horrific children very young children bearing the brunt of the escalating violence there in the country what do we know about this particular attack a lot of strain salk far our picture.

yemen upon landing in a limo her it was up to the rubble months who had his first visit outside of aden since his return in twenty fifteen. his announcements of eight new projects wasn't enough to keep locals happy. for months the people of the mohar have been protesting the presence of saudi and united arab emirates troops there cause for the coalition to scale back its military presence and hand back in the day the airport was finally met in a deal last month but tensions are far from over the saudi led coalition has reportedly not fully yawn at the agreement and is still in control of the airport seaport and border crossing with oman. locals have given a deal until september to see if the saudi led coalition will fulfill their six demands thirty and if not then they say they'll be back on the streets protesting. at al-jazeera japan is marking the seventy third anniversary of the atomic bombing of nagasaki which was near the end of the second world war and tony good tara she became the first u.n. secretary general to attend the event here all leaders to commit to nuclear disarmament s

to yemen upon landing in the morrow it was up there rob or monsoon had his first visit outside of aden since his return c.m.n. in twenty fifteen. his announcements of eight new projects wasn't enough to keep locals happy. for months the people of the more her have been protesting the presence of saudi and united arab emirates troops there cause for the coalition to scale back its military presence and hand back in the the day.

all the stores in the southern port city of aden received through all your people can afford what's on display the value of the yemeni reale continues to drop against me to foreign currencies that mixed importing everything the country needs much more expensive prices have gone up across the board force they doubled then tripled it's now estimated food and medicine is five hundred percent more expensive. shuttle most of the low dollar our local currency is now in constant decline and the central bank has not done what it should do which is to inject foreign currency into the market and consolidate the exchange rate but the different prices and the big rise in the price of the dollar is very difficult as the more the currency loses the more we and our country. last year the yemeni government moved the central bank from who controlled capital sanaa to it it was a step many experts predicted could bring the country to the verge of economic collapse program in this lemon went bankrupt after moving the central bank to the city of atlanta the legitimate government spent a long time recoverin

after two days in prague it's time for aden gibson to move on in trail could be described as a kind of speed dating that here you've barely gotten to know place and you're confronted with another stranger. and quite often you travel alone which is just what eighteen year old. can really meet someone you know. or so what travellers. actually make maybe make some difference over the way you know you can actually have a very good time traveling solo so i would recommend. the next stops for aid in vienna but it has and. he'll visit for european countries in two weeks and take lots of fresh impressions home to edinburgh. and you can follow his travels on our instagram site ok this is he is the mother of all invention but for you tube or an inventor i've been miranda his main goal is just to have fun miranda invents all sorts of objects from remote controlled beach cars to giant printers his inventions don't always serve a purpose but they have gained a large following on you tube we caught up with ivan miranda in action in spain. hi everyone we've got a going to make i've got. an attack wit

governor in yemen has escaped a roadside bomb attack thais cover a main mood survived the blast in aden province several others were entered attacks in shootings have escalated in that area and recent days. president says turkey will be boycotting u.s. electronic products in retaliation for what he calls an economic attack on this country or go on as a people a denied that the national currency is in crisis even though the lira has dropped forty five percent against the u.s. dollar this year. sorry alone has been remembering the hundreds of people who lost their lives a year ago in a devastating mudslide on the outskirts of the capital more than one thousand people died after torrential rains sent mud and rocks hurtling down a mountain in freetown crushing the surrounding villages a further three thousand people lost their homes the government has been criticized for not doing enough to read house that nature says in the capital freetown so what is happening where you are right now in freetown i bet. these ceremonies. i was told you got so almost thirty minutes ago or so you can see beh

abdul karim ali faces a daily battle just to feed his family he goes to the market in the city of aden when he can but finds every day that the little money has buys less and less today it's bread and milk for abdul karim and his four children it makes life harder harder to support growing children harder to keep that knowing hunger away harder to believe tomorrow will be better. as if. i choose moken bread according to my potential to eat because as i consider this is a main meal for me and my family and today we cannot see meat and it was usual to eat meat and fish on fridays but unfortunately we are now eating only one meal a day because it is all we can afford. all the stores in the southern port city of aden receive full fewer people can afford what's on display the value of the yemeni reale continues to drop against me to foreign currencies that makes comporting everything the country needs much more expensive prices of going up across the board firstly doubled and tripled its no estimated food and medicine is five hundred percent more expensive. shuttle most of the low dollar ou

also coming up more violence in yemen as a roadside explosion in aden targets the governor of thais province a ripple effect from the turkish lira crisis n.d.s. south africa and argentina all feeling the pinch. of the end to the fighting in gaza where the afghan military sends reinforcements to the city under attack by the taliban and. rescue teams in italy are scrambling through massive chunks of concrete rubble after a motorway bridge collapsed twenty two people have died in the structure came down in an industrial area of the city of genoa this is during a stormy weather about noon local time you can see video of this horrific thing at least ten vehicles were on the bridge when it collapsed sending them plunging more than one hundred meters into a riverbed railway and buildings below and the hayward is monitoring the developments for us from london so even just since we last spoke that that horrible number it was eleven now we know that at least twenty two people have been killed what else are you learning. yes it is italy's deputy transport minister ministers saying at least twenty two p

the rebel months ahead he was forced to flee south setting up a provincial capital into port city of aden in twenty fifteen a coalition led by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates began fighting to who these it also blockaded the country in an effort to cut off iranian support for who the rebels tens of thousands of people have been killed and millions more displaced aid agency now say a third of the country is on the brink of famine. let's bring in our guest there all joining us on skype from doncaster in the u.k. simon maybin lecturer in international relations at lancaster university and in sanaa miss mary editor in chief and publisher of the yemen post and in stockholm peter visit meant a senior researcher to stockholm international peace research and suit you gentlemen thank you for joining us today given us mary let me start with you. how do yemenis react when they hear about in calls for in divest a geisha as well as by the u.n. indeed lately by the saudi led coalition or by the pentagon who do they believe him actually do they need an investigation. there is no need for an in

the first act united states government has a public infrastructure and decide to ru it as aden open system that everybody can communicatee easily. act number two u.s. government decides to partner with techthey company to have the market develop this as it should be not in the 80s and 90s united states government turned it open pblic infrastructure over to partnership with the private sector to develop so we get all of the wonderful things in the 1990s. and early 2,000 as the golden age of the web and the internet. that is act number two. act number three the last decade or so. these private companies dominate the marketplace with the oligopoly and now have big tech formerly a large open internet is now filled with bought and fan and crooks trying to take your money and other people trying to manipulate it in various ways and acts has real th regulation the system starts to fray and breakdown. and in fact number three the fraying of the system leads to pushback in the issue of several kinds of pushback that are happening around the world willt basicallyhe constrict the open d free flowing

provincial governor in yemen has escaped a roadside bomb attack ties governor would survive the blast in aden province several others were injured at least twenty four people died in another nineteen were injured in a bus crash near the ecuadorian capital quito a colombian registered bus was traveling along the road known as the dead man's curve when it hit another vehicle at high speed it's a year since a devastating mudslide killed more than a thousand people in sierra leone the victims died after a trench all rain said land and rocks hurtling down a mountain in freetown on the outskirts of the capital surrounding villages were crushed with all the three thousand people losing their homes there's the headlines to stay with us here now viewfinder latin america is up next our warriors who are up to that. viewfinder fresh perspectives through the lens of local filmmakers around the globe . with little you can get over there are a little. bit more. so then you better really awesome at this the plastic. then please see below they came a. side of this. good old committed him with but the commune

bomb attack has targeted a provincial governor in yemen ties governor would survived the blast in aden province several of those though were injured attacks and shootings have been escalating in the province in recent days well mohamad abdalla has more now from. governor i mean mohammed was a tunning from a citizen of mit things with officials of president of the rebel masood hardy's government which has base itself in the other and since two thousand and fifteen he escaped with minor injuries but some of these security guards aides will say to have been killed in the arts hog on blogs this rush to the scene and security forces were quickly deployed to that in my neighborhood of them where the talk or caught middle group claimed responsibility for the local officials are blaming. there's been an increase in the number over road side warmings and drive by shootings in of them in percent among something officials say signifies an uptick you know part of the activity in the city of course in turkey has freed two greek soldiers detained on spying charges cherokees held them since march all

attack is targeted a provincial governor in yemen ties governor oxman mahmoud survived the blast in aden province several others were injured mamadou has more now from should bt. going i mean mahmoud was a tunning from a citizen of mit things with official so president of the rebel masood hard this government which has base itself in the other and since two thousand and fifteen he escaped with minor injuries but some of his security guards and aides was say to have been killed in the us hog bless us rushed to the scene and security forces were quickly deployed to the in my neighborhood of other than where the talk or cotton or group claimed responsibility for it all the local officials are blaming it that there's been an increase in the number of roadside bomb and drive by shootings in of them in percent among something officials say signifies an uptick in al qaeda activity in the city. afghans living in the embattled city of gosney are running out of food and water as a fierce battle between the taliban and the military continues at least four hundred people have died in the financing s

all the stores in the southern port city of aden receive full fewer people can afford what's on display the value of the yemeni reale continues to drop against major foreign currencies that mixed importing everything the country needs much more expensive prices have gone up across the board force they doubled then tripled its no estimated food and medicine is five hundred percent more expensive shuttle most of the low dollar our local currency is now in constant decline and the central bank has not done what it should do which is to inject foreign currency into the market and consolidate the exchange rate but the different prices and the big rise in the price of the dollar is very difficult as the more the currency loses the more we and our country lost. last year the yemeni government moved the central bank from who controlled capital center to it it was a step many experts predicted could bring the country to the verge of economic collapse around noon this lemon went bankrupt after moving the central bank to the city of atlanta the legitimate government spent a long time recovering so

many governments have naval forces out there working to clear the gulf of aden and the indian ocean of pirates. and that's an internationally recognized mandate. i haven't seen any real evidence of what they're doing. you americans are there and the chinese are there and that's participants. in south africa, as you know the bricks just finished in south africa last week. they have a lot of economic influence and they're trying to gain more they're trying to sell them nuclear power . they have economic skills and there suddenly a lot of mining diamond operation going on involving russian corporations as well. africa and russia are very friendly i would not be surprised if there are operations, commercial operation going on that nobody wants to talkabout in public . given what we know about the previous governments of south africa and the russian government, mister dumas has a well-earned reputation for corruption and they are probably using south africa as well as a base or rather a diplomatic political and maybe even military intelligence operations throughout southern africa. what is

ministry has confirmed three russian journalists have died in the central african republic my colleague aden i nail discuss the news. if an option is with me now on the shooter for more on this. talking in the previous hours confirmation. confirm we were waiting for some kind of conclusion on this we seem to have got it yet it is now confirmed that three russian journalists were killed in an attack while on assignment in central african republic their dead bodies were discovered by un peacekeeping personnel on the ground some twenty to thirty kilometers north of central c.t. siebold on the road and abandoned car also was discovered at the scene stressed with multiple gunshots so it looks like the team was attacked by a large group of gunmen known reasons what exactly happened unclear there. but i guess the investigation is now. on the ground buddies of the three journalists were first taken to the u.n. facility. and then later transferred to one of the hospitals in the capital city. and this is where the bodies are currently and we hear from russian embassy that they will organize their retu

show enthusiasts blocked the street and forcing to sit and wait you can see a driver of van pulling aden- a dangerous move to get out of the back up, video showing what looks to be a side show at the bart station eventually ending with at least one driver being placed in hand cuffs by chp. >>> oakland police are investigating a shooting that sent one man to the hospital. it happened last night near the fruitvale bart station you can see police converged on the area and a man was shot and no word on his condition. not far from there we are learning a man who was hit and killed is tom clark. he was walking in the alameda and hit by car the 77-year-old was a poet and sports writer. >>> a vigil was held last night for jessica st. louis found dead hours after being released from jail she was released from the jail at 1:30 a.m. and told to walk to the dublin station even though bart doesn't run at that hour. >> say her name. >> jessica st. louis. >> state senator joined the walk st. louis's family said they should have known it was dangerous to release her at that hour. >> because you putting

here by this date just want to see showers around the southern end of the red sea into the gulf of aden but nothing much to speak of and nothing much to speak of in terms of any wet weather across the foss out of south africa so the southern cape generates dry a fair bit of cloud here fifteen celsius for cape town might just see want to two showers into central areas of mozambique for a time as we go on into way to stay showers not a little further north which much just seven africa looking fine and dry jo'burg with a high of eighteen. on counting the cost crippled by its currency crisis will rich venezuela take desperate measures to deal with its struggling economy it has a market value of billions but is yet to turn a profit we delve deeper into what's going on at tesla. and i just need a. new yorkers are very receptive. because it is such an international city they're very interested in that global perspective. you're watching all just here a reminder of our top stories this hour are you under port says some of me and most top military generals should be prosecuted for genocide it sa

yemen upon landing in the mire it was obdurate rubble month who had his first visit outside of aden since his return to yemen in twenty fifteen. his announcements of eight new projects wasn't enough to keep locals happy. for months the people of the mother have been protesting the presence of saudi and united arab emirates troops there cause for the coalition to scale back its military presence and hand back in the day the airport was finally met in a deal last month but tensions are far from over the saudi led coalition has reportedly not fully on at the agreement and is still in control of the airport seaport and border crossing with oman locals have given a deal until september to see if the saudi led coalition will fulfill their six demands fully and if not then they say they'll be back on the streets protesting saddle height or al jazeera and you follow all of our stories on our website to talk is there a dot com the top story continues to be the overnight strikes in gaza more than dated through the day. you're watching officer times the whole robin a reminder of our top stories poli

here by this date just want to see showers around the southern end of the red sea into the gulf of aden but nothing much to speak of and nothing much to speak of in terms of any wet weather across the fos out the south africa so the southern cape generate dry a fair bit of cloud here fifteen celsius for cape town might just see want to two showers into central areas of mozambique for a time as we go on into wed stay showers not a little further north which much of saddam africa looking fine and dry jo'burg with a high of eighteen. there with sponsored by the time. you're watching al-jazeera reminder about top stories this hour u.n. investigators say some of me and most top military generals should be prosecuted for genocide the recommendation in place part of a u.n. report he says at least ten thousand people were killed after the military launched a crackdown on the hinge of muslims in august last year as un representative says his government does not recognize the u.n. fact finding mission and has no relationship with it whatsoever. the united states and mexico have agreed a new trade

bomb attack is targeted a provincial governor in yemen ties governor mahmood survived the blast in aden province several others were injured attacks and shootings have been escalating in the province in recent days ramadan has more from djibouti. gov i mean muhammad was a tunning from a citizen of mit things with official source president of the roman suhag this government which has base itself in the other and since two thousand and fifteen he escaped with minor injuries but some of his security guards aids was said to have been killed in the us hog losses rushed to the scene and security forces were quickly deployed to that in my neighborhood of them where the talk or car group claimed responsibility for the local officials are blaming. there's been an increase in the number of roadside bombings and drive by shootings in of them in percent month something official say signifies an uptick you know. in the city. five year opinion countries have agreed to take in one hundred forty one migrants on board the mediterranean rescue ship the aquarius as a result malta has agreed to allow the s

narrowly escaped a roadside bomb attack i mean mahmood was the governor was the target of the blast in aden province several others were injured one of the do as been monitoring that incident from neighboring djibouti. governor i mean mahmoud was a tunning from a citizen of mid things with official so president of the rebel masood hard this government which has base itself in other and since two thousand and fifteen he escaped with minor injuries but some of his security guards and aides was say to have been killed in the arts hark says rush to the scene and security forces were quickly deployed to the in my neighborhood of one where there are talk or card nor claimed responsibility for local officials are blaming. there's been an increase in the number of roadside bombings and drive by shootings in of them in percent among something off which will say signifies an uptick in al qaeda activity in the city. afghans living in the city of gasoline are running out of food and water as the battle between the taliban and military continues for the fifth day residents say the taliban has captured m

have been vaccinated that to the more than a quarter of a million people in the southern port city of aden who received vaccinations earlier this year the idiot in seas are doing what they can but cholera is caused by people drinking infected water and also eating infected food and the reality is that the infrastructure in yemen has been severely damaged by the more than three year war of the and despite the efforts of the agencies to try and get infrastructure up and running to try and bring clean water to many people they simply can't manage to deal with the extent of the damage that is there the number of people that are impacted by this and therefore cholera added to the conflict is causing real problems for the united nations and also for the aid agencies and that is why they're putting this stark warning saying look you really have to do something about this because it's simply not getting any better and doing nothing is no longer an option alan thank you very much for that for now that is alan session live in djibouti thank you saudi arabia has denied a report that it's calling us p