. >> yemen's president adou rabbo mansour hadi fled the capitol for aden after being dough posed at president. >> the yemeni president draws this haunch response from his opponents. >> we are now talking about a president that is not legitimate. this is a president who counts on the outsiders on the foreigners, who refused to deal with the southerners and recessionist movement. i don't really understand what he's trying to accomplish by fleeing to the south and asking them for help. >> hadi pointed to the fact that he did not broadcast his statement through the local t.v. left many wondering if he is welcomed by the power that is be in the city. his story has been seen as failing to do much for the south while he held the highest power in sanna. even his supporters nationwide were more confused after his statement, which failed to clarify whether his resignation last month was final or whether he has decided to continue in his post. hadi issued a written statement with a list have demands. he said that all decisions political measures and appointments taken since september 21 when the houthi'

the houthi's have held the capitol for sometime and they want to arrest president adou rabbo mansour hadi and bring him to justice. he left the camp and is in the southern port of aden. he has withdrawn his resignation as president which he made while being held by the houthis last month. the move of the power to aden does not sit well with many, they are concerned it will bring with it instability. >> this is aden, yemen's de facto capitol since president adou rabbo mansour hadi arrived here. houthis put him under house arrest, but he managed to escape and now is trying to rule from aden. the reaction of people here may surprise many. >> they are shouting no, no, no, aden is only the capitol of the south. we don't want the north here, we want independence. >> it's not a secret of history of bitterness between the north and south. instead of overjoyed by the shift of power, people we talked to expressed apprehension and mistrust. >> there's zero trust between the north and south. the southerners were the first to demand unity. they have received nothing. hadi is a southerner and doesn't s

the armed group controls the capitol and says it wants to arrest president adou rabbo mansour hadi and "bring him to justice." mr. hadi is in the southern port of aden trying to support his power base and his move doesn't sit well with many there. they worry if the power shift downs south it will bring with it instability. we report from aid june this is aden yemen's de facto fact calendar since president adou rabbo mansour hadi arrived here. he was put under house arrest in sanna, but he managed to escape and now trying to rule from aden. the reaction of people here may surprise many. >> they are shouting no, no, no, aden is only the capitol of the south. we want independence. >> it's not a secret of history of bitterness between the north and south. instead of overjoyed by the shift of power people we talked to expressed apprehension and mistrust. >> there's zero trust between the north and south. the southerners were the first to demand unity. they have received nothing. hadi is a southerner and doesn't speak for the south. if he takes the time to address our problems, we will suppo

. >> yemen's president adou rabbo mansour hadi has appeared on television in aden for the first time since arriving in the port city saturday. he held meetings with security officials. hadi's supporters wanted to clarify his position on the houthi takeover and his legitimacy as president. >> president adou rabbo mansour hadi insists that he will continue to carry out his political duties, because has he an obligation towards the citizens and the voters in order to implement a transitional phase, and the outcome of the national dialogue. this is the important issue that he's concerned with, because he always reiterated that the time has come to deal with the central government that struggles because of the differences of the various parties. it is always about one thing sanna and the neglect of all the other cities in the other districts. he will call for the government to convene in aden with any of the ministers who can attend until the house arrest imposed on the prime minister will be lifted. >> witnesses to a suicide talk in northeastern nigeria see the female bomber could be as

their own government with members of the former government, the party of former president adou rabbo mansour hadi. >>. a senior member of the movement said his movement will not bow to the international pressure on the yemeni people, saying the people have chosen their path and want to establish their own future out away from any foreign intervention. i think it's very clear. it's interesting that i don't see how the international community will be able to force the houthis because they don't have means to pressure them on the ground so i think that's why the houthis are taking -- >> separatists in the south simply want separation. >> the southern movement is made of 20 political groups. some of the southern movement groups are separatists and they have the tendencies to break away and don't want to exexport the trouble of the north to the south. there are members of the southern movement who want to remain in a unified yemen under a federal region. parties in aden have tried to isolate further the houthis by standing together saying the only legitimate leader of yes, ma'am anyone is president ad

are clashes between what are known as local popular forces that were set up by president adou rabbo mansour hadi set up before any possible houthi advance and members of the supreme court services loyal to the houthis. aden so far has been the safest of the main cities, but that could change if the situation here deteriorates further. >> sri lanka's new president is on his first official overseas trip to india. he met with india's prime minister and they signed a bilateral pact on nuclear cooperation. both spoke about boosting trade and resolving the long standing dispute of repatriation of refugees living in india. sri lanka's fled their country during the civil war. most are living in camps in india. >> life isn't easy, but it's better than what it would be in sri lanka. he threat from his country more than 20 years ago and came to the southern indian state. the bakery he runs is modest, but for a survivor like him he says money isn't everything. >> here i have peace and a little freedom. i don't have basic rights like indian citizens do, but back home in sri lanka, things are a lot worse. i d

. >> president adou rabbo mansour hadi insists that he will continue to carry out his duties because he has an obligation towards the citizens and the voters in order to implement the transitional phase and the outcome of the national dialogue. this is the important issue that he is concerned with, because he always reiterated that the time has come to deal with the central government that struggles because of the differences of the various parties. it is always about one thing sanna and the neglect of all the other cities in the other districts. he will call for the government to convene in aden with any ministers who can intend until the house arrest imposed on the prime minister will be lifted. >> witness to say a suicide attack in northeastern nigeria say the female bomber could have been as young as seven. at least five people died in sunday's attack on a market in the city. 19 others were injured. no one's yet claimed responsibility, but blame is likely to fall on the armed group boko haram. >> at least two people have been killed and 10 wounded in an explosion in the eastern u

. >> the president of yemen adou rabbo mansour hadi has told all staff working in aidan to return to their homes in the north. he's withdrawn his resignation at president, trying to build a power base in the south after escaping house arrest by houthi rebels in the capitol sanna. we have more from aid june just a few days after arrival to aden president hadi has made it clear to his supporters and to the outside world withdrawing his resignation officially. he has asked minister to say come to aden, but many are being prevented or most of them by the houthis. one of them tried to drive to aden yesterday, who was arrested by the houthis 100 kilometers south and sent to the capitol. in the face of this situation hadi is waiting to see if they can make it here, otherwise he will probably appoint a provisional government here in aden and at the same time, president hadi is meeting with top security advisors, and making some security arrangements in the presidential compound to make sure no disruption happens. those arrangements consist of sending back all the staff members who long to th