that fact happened within the city of aden over came from outside. the gauntlets i think with us came from outside or from from and then the messages from the whole of the site that's. that's religious of challenges. and the others that are however if this if this actually came from some sensational council then we have a much bigger problem on a lot of hands because this is a serious questions about to what extent actually separate the. council in the south is really cool we have to get that with the new government because this now has if it's the case then it has a pretty serious questions about the future of this government as to what extent they're willing to cooperate because one major reason is that they are in control of security in that and then the city will be the analysis you would see of. a genuine. strong support from the transitional council i don't think this government can win because again their control of the security. but also told the benefit of this analysis let's also not exclude. the chances of not. great but let's also not exc

was formed as a compromise between you a backed separatist in the southern transitional council of aden and saudi backed loyalists of president abu reprimand so hardy in riyadh the 2 camps for to each other after separatists declared a state of emergency and self government in aden and surrounding southern provinces but together they aim to launch a knighthood front against iran backed walls in yemen's capital sana'a who deny they were behind the attack but the bloodshed at the airport is likely to put any hopes of peace in yemen back a long way barbara and al jazeera. all right let's introduce our panel in doha abraham pretty hard associate professor of conflict resolution at the doha institute. but on director of political studies at the arab center for research and policy studies and cell phone but director of the center for conflict and humanitarian studies welcome to all of you ibrahim let me start with you today how much has the authority of the unity government been undermined by this attack and i've been. well significantly i think this says. you would challenge a presence that

near a prison in the center of the city last week unknown assailants launch an attack on aden airports which killed at least $25.00 people and injured more than $100.00 others the misato appeared to be targeting the newly formed saudi backed government which was arriving from riyadh the government has blamed hoofy rebels for the attack plane make a boeing is to pay $2500000000.00 to settle a criminal charge that it conceals design flaws in its 737 max aircraft from u.s. regulators the settlement includes money for the families of victims of 2 crashes in indonesia any field here that killed 346 people and grounded fleets worldwide the u.s. justice department says affirming gage in a cover up and chose profit over a candid. the world health organization says europe is at a tipping point in its corona virus outbreak it says more infectious variants of the virus so raising alarm the w.h.o. is also calling for a safe compromise when deciding how long the gap between vaccine doses should be it's a warning that the 2nd pfizer biotech vaccine job shouldn't be delayed by more than 6 weeks but t

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says are terrorist acts including last month's deadly blast at aden f. 14 southern yemen washington and the yemeni government to blame that assault on the who sees who deny any involvement christian salumi reports from the united nations . it was a brutal attack on the airport just. as newly appointed yemeni government officials arrived killing more than 20 people including civilians and aid workers but what the u.s. has done since blaming iran back to the separatists and designating them a terrorist organization will have more deadly and far reaching consequences that according to martin gryphus united nations special envoy who recently visited the country we fear. they will be inevitably a chilling effect of my efforts to bring the parties together. even worse according to the u.n. and aid agencies the move is likely to push yemen over the brink and into widespread famine after 6 years of civil war 60000000 people more than half of the population already rely on humanitarian assistance to buy food 90 percent of which is imported aid agencies say the terrorism designation will disrupt

monday morning, we look at the week ahead for congress and how it is looking for the incoming aden administration with journalist from the washington post. we will also have molly reynolds from the brookings institution to talk about congress and the incoming administration. watch washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern monday morning. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text and tweets. president trump travels to georgia monday for a rally in support of republican senators david for two -- purdue and kelly leffler. the races on tuesday will determine which party controls the senate. watch the rally live from the city of dalton in northern georgia starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. on tuesday, the balance of power in the senate will be decided by the winners of the two georgia runoffs. republican senators david perdue and kelly leffler are defending their seats. the democratic challengers are jon ossoff and raphael warnock. hear from the candidates in these final races of campaign 2020. live coverag

media report saudi airstrikes in the yemen capital of sanaa, this follows a blast at the airport in adenthe united nations secretary-general asked for a new unc start monitoring team to be placed in a libyan city devastated by recent fighting in efforts to oust isil. a warlord is under threat due to ongoing attacks by troops. you are up to date with the headlines on al jazeera. we have more news coming up right after the bottom line. thanks for watching. ♪ >> now that coronavirus vaccinations are starting in the united states and places around the world, is this the pandemic -- is this the end of the pandemic, or just the beginning? let's get to the bottom line. after a year that shook humanity, forcing people to rethink social interactions and decide daily what risks they are willing to take, vaccinations are finally being deployed. what happens now? the u.s. still has the highest number of infections and deaths and the numbers keep climbing. almost 19 million americans are infected. at this moment, more than 120,000 americans are in hospitals. the death toll eclipsed every other countr

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with willow root who is the yemen deputy country director for action against hunger she joins us from aden by skype thanks very much live for being with us so can you tell us in practical terms what it will mean for agencies like yours on the ground to this designation of the who he is as a terrorist organization. it will effectively cut us off at the knee is yemen is already one of the most complex and difficult operating environment 1st humanitarians in the world and what this is going to do is take a hard situation and make it affectively impossible we work with actually against hunger and through lots of health facilities and delivering primary health care as well as nutrition services and every single health facility in the country is government run so when you remove our ability to work with the government we can't deliver those life saving services and we're talking about the importation of essential supplies of food and fuel of medicine. if we can't bring supplies in there's not very much that humanitarians can do so where abouts is this going to hit the country worse ms is it you

and temps getting up to around 23 celsius in doha that weather that mase right across the gulf of aden as well puffs a fair weather clout there into a theo pier but nothing much to speak of the main showers will remain around the rift valley pushing across lake victoria down towards southern parts of africa where the seasonal storms are doing really quite nicely and they are widespread those showers extending their way across eastern parts of angola pushing down across as zambia zimbabwe sayings and heavy rain all the parts of mozambique also looking rather disturbed and there is a risk of some localized flooding into central pass the south africa. qatar airways gay com and make sure you're not hyping the situation be part of the debate my main characters are women when no topic is off the table there was in the last allow child marriage to happen legally these are basically archaic walls dads often legitimize and legalize pedophiles on arrow online jumping to the quick section and meeting to be part of the discussion the stream on out is the era. book about your watching all deserve m

out of the gulf of aden a lot of the hostility i saw them with i would say to you want to look out for 100 how to set the how do you know. what to. watch what i want to ask you. that if you give me your new one wasn't going to let you. know today you could sometimes i could cut it mill couple looks at shows us how to play. out in my how did they make you at the new episode on the show. that shot. of how would they shot. him if you're going to get is it it's a lot of always about mahmoud. but . again it was something to do with the film. the pressure. but i mean. to critical to the iraqi parliament i think. oh my god you think of the kind of a month what a month it will be on the ground you raise. them but the thing is that i was going to be the fly on. well the stuff in this stuff and they don't like the police said we attacked some kids someone stole their money and passports and the cops say we did it. willfully to i'm going to bed now i sleep in a different place every night and. sometimes on a cardboard box on a street corner or next to a trash container. you want tonight i'll slee

says a terrorist acts including last month's deadly blast at aden airport in southern yemen washington and the yemeni government to blame that assault on the who sees who deny any involvement christine salumi reports from the united nations. it was a brutal attack on eden's airport just as newly appointed yemeni government officials arrived killing more than 20 people including civilians and aid workers but what the u.s. has done since blaming iran back to the separatists and designating them a terrorist organization will have more deadly and far reaching consequences that according to mark gryphus the united nations special envoy who recently visited the country we fear. there will be inevitably a chilling effect on my efforts to bring the parties together. even worse according to the u.n. and aid agencies the move is likely to push yemen over the brink and into widespread famine after 6 years of civil war 60000000 people more than half of the population already rely on humanitarian assistance to buy food 90 percent of which is imported aid agencies say the terrorism designation will

22 celsius here in doha with some pleasant sunshine the sunshine stretches down across the gulf of aden into the horn of africa a few showers just around the lake victoria into the rift valley and then as usual showers there across a good part of southern africa the wettest weather will continue across the eastern side of angola coming down across the botswana into the eastern half of south africa now remnants of a real tropical sites in the shallows continue here with wet weather the zimbabwe. qatar airways gay com and may show you're not hyping the situation to be part of the debate my main characters are women when no topic is off the table the law is in the last allow child marriage to happen legally these are basically archaic walls dads off in the jet mines and legalized pedophile on adult online jumping to the comments section and meeting to be part of the discussion this stream on out is the era. welcome back a greek of our top stories here this hour a team of investigators sent by the world health organization is preparing to leave quarantine the chinese city of new looking int

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casa temps getting up to around 23 celsius in doha that weather that mase right across the gulf of aden as well puffs a fair weather clout there into a theo pier but nothing much to speak of the main showers will remain around the rifai pushing across lake victoria down towards southern parts of africa where the seasonal storms are doing really quite nicely and they are widespread those showers extending their way across eastern parts of angola pushing down across as zambia zimbabwe sayings and heavy rain all the parts of mozambique also looking rather disturbed and there is a risk of some localized flooding into central pass the south africa. madagascar. a breathtaking tropical paradise. where its former protect. its interests. we follow do just as they put their lives on the line to. risk can get medicaid. on al-jazeera. or. the market watch al-jazeera with me so ron a reminder of our top stories donald trump has become the 1st us president to be impeached for a 2nd time the representatives formally charged him with inciting violence over the storming of the capitol building last week

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a deadly blast at the aden airport in yemen wednesday killed at least 26 people and injured dozens. the attack came as a plane carrying membe of a ney formed saudi-backed cabinet was landing at the airport. three international red cross workers and at least one journalist were killed. yemeni officials blamed houthi rebels, who denied they were responsible. saudi air raids were launched in houthi-controlled sana'a following the blast. on friday, an explosion in the port city of hodeidah killed five women at a wedding hall. government and houthi forces both blamed the other side for the attack. in afghanistan, bismellah adel aimaq, a 28-year-old radio journalist from ghor province, was shot dead in a car ambush on friday. he is at least the fifth media professional to be killed in afghanistan in under two months. no group has claimed once ability -- responsibility for the killing. in a separate attack, civil society activist abdi jahid was also reported killed. intra-afghan peace talks are set to resume this week in doha amid an ongoing surge in violence. in pakistan, the islamic stat

$22.00 celsius here in doha with some pleasant sunshine the sunshine stretches down across the gulf of aden into the horn of africa a few showers just around the lake victoria into the rift valley and then as usual showers there across a good part of southern africa the wettest weather will continue across southeast aside of angola coming down across the botswana into the eastern half of south africa now remnants of a real tropical sites in the shallows continue here with wet weather the zimbabwe. frank assessments you've got colleagues on the ground and in the canaries what is the situation there is only one doctor and one nurse for 2200 people informed opinions how big this foreign policy in the early stages of a by ministration he comes into office with a huge amount of foreign policy experience in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines how will a place like yours live get the vaccine when there's no money at all the rest of the rich countries are fighting for an inside story on al-jazeera. now all jews in. every. world health organization inspectors prepared to begin that long awa

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relocated the entire, fort on the ground and they were put and tested in the sub camp in austria called adenyou look at individual production capabilities of the germans you will see how much the bombing would hurt and in that sense i would say that the bombing needs to be a part of the overall accounting and of course, even though a lot of american pilots and crews perished in the effort and came down and became p.o.w.s of the germans, in terms of numbers it was much lower than what was going on on the eastern front and you had to triple and quadruple those numbers and this is what every airman was worth and we don't want to do that. jack here, to your right and dr. bischoff. i was impressed by length of the list of conferences and, as you know, there's been a discussion about the prospect of bombing the death camps that were responsible for the holocaust at which if any of these conferences was that the subject of the holocaust discussed or there was any discussion of what could be done about it or any strategic decisions made in that regard. >> keep in mind, by the time of yalta, auschwit

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casa temps getting up to around 23 celsius in doha that weather that maser out across the gulf of aden as well puffs of fair weather clout there into a theo pier but nothing much to speak of the main showers will remain around the rift valley pushing across lake victoria down towards southern parts of africa where the seasonal storms are doing really quite nicely and they are widespread those showers extending their way across eastern parts of angola pushing down across as zambia zimbabwe sings and heavy rain all the parts of mozambique also looking rather disturbed and there is a risk of some localized flooding into central pass the south africa. still ahead on the al-jazeera news hour the way to coexistence farmers in the indian state of us some explore ways to keep crop raiding elephants off their land without harming them. and organizers in thailand are doing everything they can to ensure a badminton tournament goes ahead that story a little later and sports. divorce rates in taiwan a soaring and as a marriage consultant helen knows this unli too well. but as the 60th wedding anniv

. >>> you may remember halima aden for her work as a pioneering model with several fashion industry firstse ara arabia" and first to model a burkini in the swimsuit issue. in november she said she was walking away from the fashion world. what? and she was resigning as an ambassador for unicef. well, halima joins us now in her first broadcast interview since making that announcement. it's so good to see you again. i have to say i was surprised to hear this news. tell us about the back story. what were you thinking? what happened? maybe it's not a what happened -- >> yeah. >> maybe it's not a what happened. >> yeah. yeah. you know what, gayle, it's pandemic, i think like many people who have lost their jobs or are in that career change, i myself had to reassess my career. i had to rethink am i happy, am i content, and the truth is when i made the choice to pick faith over fashion, mom over money, people over profit, that's when i became a true activist. you know, it wasn't when i was a unicef ambassador. it was when i chose to walk away from my career. >> you said at the time your career was