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and air threat, or ground threat. the time being there is no such operation but if need we will be able to face this kind of threat. necessary. we don't talk about with number, we need to achieve the mission. >> firstly, the planes that participated have returned to their bases. if god forbid this happened, we will inform the media immediately. and the forces will not hide from anything from the public. in regard today the outcome of any military operations of this kind. we must be verified and confirmed by automobile parties before they are made public. and the forces here will evaluate this information, and they will be released in a timely manner, as i mentioned to the colleagues that the operateses will continue as long as they are needed. as i plained in the beginning of this briefing that the goals of the air operation are clear. we confirm that our allies have worked with us and integrated with the saudi air force to prevent the houthis forces of harming the yemen people for the security of the neighboring sain

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be it air -- air threat or ground threat. the time being there is no such operation, but if need we will be ready to face this kind of threat. the houthis say there have been civilian casualties but despite the on slot the houthis remain defiant. >> translator: what do they expect us to do in surrender? announce our defeat? to about like cowards? what do they expect from us? collapse overnight? to walk away? absolutely not. >>> the interim foreign minister says there is still room for dialogue. >> we're about to prepare for the upcoming conference. the door is still open for dialogue, and what is happening now is preparation for a dialogue of equals when no party can deal with the other from a standpoint of force. >> reporter: yemen has been unstable for years a situation that got worse last september when shia houthi rebels took over the capitol and forced the president to flee a few months later. the president is now in saudi arabia. he is recognized by the saudi-lead coalition, and the u.s. as the legitimate leader. the al

air evacuating the forces. and everything the intelligence forces are prosecuted and negotiated by the houthies. months ago so they are issuing is very weak right now, but more of a media campaign rather than on the ground reality. >> bun final question, one way to make up the fact that the president is now in riyadh having been spirited away. how theydy stand behind the war in yemen. and thousand they have not reached a deal, and now inside will be heading to egypt for the air rack summit tomorrow morning but again these two will lead. and saudi arabia will not lose anything, at least for now because the damage and destruction will happen in yemen, be the houthis leader has vowed that this war will not -- will go beyond the borders. >> . >> and before i let you go, you can still hear the sounds of those air strikes reverberating around tonight. >> oh yeah, as clear as your voice right now, i have one ear listening to you and the other ear listening to these saturdayly these explosions that are happening right

traffic control as the plane leaves malaysian air space and enters vietnamese air space. >> malaysian 370. >> the controller here speaking to ho chi minh. he says good night 370. something i would do. >> there was no indication that anything had gone wrong. >> david soucie is a former safety inspector for the faa. so for the first 40 minutes of this flight up to that point everything has been routine. >> mm-hmm, yes. >> everything was routine until now. two minutes after talking with air traffic control, 40 minutes into the flight, the plane's transponder goes dark. >> the plane's transponder is effectively the instrument that sends out a signal to air traffic control. it tells you what height it's at, which direction and what speed it's traveling. suddenly this giant 777 is blind to the world. >> and there's no easy explanation for why it happened. >> either it was intentional and someone tried to turn all those systems off at once or the pilot was unable to communicate, kept from communicating or there was a mechanical failure of some kind that took all those systems out at one time

base in aden, the air base was targeted. now, the current crisis in yemen can also be viewed in terms of competing regional interests. iran has been accused of backing its shia houthi proxies in their advance through yemen. teheran has also said to have supplied weapons and logistical support for the group. this has irked saudi arabia. now the saudis have supported different groups at different time in generally including the former leader al sal los angeles and now hadi. observers say it's a battle for regional supremacy between saudi arabia and iran that is now playing out in yemen. and the white house press secretary spoke about the situation in yemen before the saudi led operation in sanaa was announced. >> the united states believe that his president hadi is the legitimate leader of yemen. and we have seen violent efforts on the part of the houthis and by others who are acting in concert with president saleh to full. instability inside that country. there are elements of the yemeni government that we are in touch with t

>> when you look at the saudi air forces, their air forces are quite capable. and also in the environment of yemen where there really isn't much of an opposition in the air and not very effective antiaircraft batteries that they have to contend with, it is a relatively cost-freeway for the saudis to pursue this campaign against the houthis and their allies. i think that the saudis will be much more reluctant to actually use ground troops, at this point that i think they are happy to alast their forces on the border with yemen. let's remember that it's the north of yemen which is the home base for the houthis. if the houthis are concerned that the saudis may actually cross the border and attack them through back door if you will, it may cause them to ease some of their pressure on aden and targets in the south. i think that's part of the saudi calculus in all this. >> do you think the houthis can fight back, though? they've threatened in the past anyway to attack saudi arabia should it launch such an operation. >> i think the houthis very much have their hands f

now, the air force is in the air attacking. the operations that are happening now are not coming from outside the cities. it is run by the militias that were already in the cities. and work is underway to control the matter.

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strikes by saudi-lead air strikes in yemen.he coalition spokesman say that they are trying to cut off supplies and no foreign fighters will be let into yemen to support the group. >> translator: no one will be allowed to provide any reinforcement or supplies to the houthi's militias. this is a specific target. the result storm operation is mainly to support the legitimacy of the president and the government and to restore legitimacy and security to the brotherly country of yemen. >>> let's take you through the latest developments in yemen. jets launched three strikes on the red sea coast city and more strikes in the airport and key mill stair installations in sana'a. and there are reports that the houthis have begun to shell residential areas outside of aden. yemeni president hadi has arrived in egypt for the arab league summit that begins on saturday. egypt and saudi arabia are pushing for the creation of a regional strike force which is expected to be approved by the arab league on saturday. let's speak to mohamed vall who sp

the air threat, or ground threat. the time being there is no such operation but if need, we would be ready to face this kind of threat. >> meanwhile yemen's president has arrived state television there says that left adan under saudi protection he is expected to attend a et mooing in egypt on saturday. and yemen's former president has called to stop attacking adan. who led for more than 30 years foreign ministers have agreed on a resolution to form. >> the decade and arab leaders will discuss it at that summit on saturday. the general spoke after a meeting in the egyptian city. >> the arab league has an army that will go through and liberate. this is the first time an army will be established and work through arab nations. well the arab league is supporting the saudi led air strikes egypt is also publicly stated it's support and participation in the offensive. it was announced by a joint statement signed by saudi arabia the united air ram emirates kuwait, and qatar. >> jordan egypt and morocco say their plans have bee

they don't need many more air forces. how long do you see the air strikes going on for. how long will they do it. a week before they see results, or the houthis take other action or iranian proxies decide to do something then that will be the key question. i think they are hoping shock and awe to begin with to get their attention. and, you know. come to some power-sharing arrangements. if they don't aqueous and go back to the -- aqueous and go to the table, we are in this what proxy - regional war. >> yes, you can. wars are easier to start they are difficult to stop. you don't want to lose faith or appear week. if the houthis don't give up, what do the saudis do increase the campaign fight an sirge si or intercity wars in tikrit. it's easier said than done. >> let's bring in our correspondent omar al saleh now. he joins us on set. the real question is this is the initial impact of the air strike. the real question is how long will this last? >> well the saudis made clear in their statement that it will last for - till they achieve their goal. >> what is their goal? >> it

air force base. a little farther west the number is even lower. 34 at elkins and there's some mild air. you'll drive a while. asheville, north carolina, 52 in fayetteville but the cold air will settle south and southeastward in that direction as well. that continues to move in. we'll continue with this northwesterly breeze. not excessive but eight to 10 miles an hour at times adding a little chill. but what's working in our favor is the sun angles a little bit higher so even if you're outside and it's cooler air, you'll feel the warmth of the sun. a little moisture is starting to pick up. here's the playmaker coming up for friday. area of low pressure developing way down south. that will stay to the south. it will throw enough moisture northward, we may have to deal with some rain and/or snow on this friday. for this day, sunshine and lower temperatures in the 50's at best later this afternoon. early tomorrow morning skies still mostly clear. high clouds will move in during the day. high clouds movin

they have the air force, they have appointed the air force commander. so they have a lot of support. it's really a mistake and self delusional to say this is houthi versus saudi arabia. this is a huge number of -- a huge large -- a huge apartments of the yemeni population, including former president salah on one side, versus saudi arabia. minority who are siding against this popular movement. so this war is going to be very tough. >> where do you think, then, does iran fall in to your game play as you say? >> well, iran obviously supports this -- or the houthi movement. and because you see a lot of influence in 2009, there was no iranian support and you could see how the houthis were ale to withstands 90 days of bombardment and even a ground invasion and win. and they were smaller they didn't have funding now iran is going to be an iranian interest. and they have the iran crane sea open in half a day they can sends and supply the yemeni supply with hundreds if not thousands of missiles and munitions that they can use against the saudi forces. if you loo

. >> then at 1:19 a.m., a standard handoff with air traffic control as the plane leaves malaysian air space and enters vietnamese air space. >> malaysian 370. >> the controller here speaking to ho chi minh. he says good night 370. something i would do. >> there was no indication that anything had gone wrong. >> david soucie is a former safety inspector for the faa. so for the first 40 minutes of this flight up to that point everything has been routine. >> mm-hmm, yes. >> everything was routine until now. two minutes after talking with air traffic control, 40 minutes into the flight, the plane's transponder goes dark. >> the plane's transponder is effectively the instrument that sends out a signal to air traffic control. it tells you what height it's at, which direction and what speed it's traveling. suddenly this giant 777 is blind to the world. >> and there's no easy explanation for why it happened. >> either it was intentional and someone tried to turn all those systems off at once or the pilot was unable to communicate, kept from communicating or there was a mechanical failure of s

air berlin and norwegian air shuttle deciding to change policy. air emirates are changing its policies. what do these new rules now mean? if a pilot or co- pilot has to step out, another crew member will take their place on the flight deck. >>> threatening into a full-scale civil war. the u.s. not participating in the attacks, but the pentagon did provide the intelligence. now threatening to send ground troops into yemen if necessary. we is cnn's ian lee with the latest. >> reporter: christine, air strikes rock the yemen last night. 15 strikes in total by arab war planes. targets near the presidential palace were hit. if you go to the south of the country, to the port city of aden. houthis rebels advancing on that city held off by militias loyal to the yemeni president. foreign ministers from various air countries meeting in the egyptian city to discuss the current situation. in yemen, the yemeni president will attend the meeting to solidify the arab coalition. egypt has pledged their navy and air force and if necessary, their ground troops as wel

we know at least 10 people have been killed in those air strikes. earlier we spoke with the former director of national security studies at the council on foreign relations, lawrence korb and he said it was inevitable. >> if the bombing doesn't achieve the objectives what next? more bombings will you do it like libya, where it lasted seven months before they got muammar gaddafi out. what will they do if the houthis send insurgents into saudi arabia? will they be willing to put ground forces in. it's easy to start a war, more difficult to stop and you should think about these things before you start. we hope that this will have such a shock that the houthis will negotiate with the government to come to a power sharing arrangement. >> do you think that will happen? how long can the houthis fight? >> i gain that is an interesting question. this is the last thing they thought about. they were thinking they could force out the government. they have a primitive air force, but nothing like the saudis have. the saudis have american equipment and by the most

these air speeds crystalized. the air speed is called a feto tube.raft it's a small hole that allows air to go in. the only external pressure there's two of them. the model that's in there was a dash 1 in the air transport 447. they try to get rid of the crystals. they had problems with this. this is when you're flying through crystalized ice in the air, it's big enough and it doesn't enclosing the arteries. you think that the aircraft is slowing down. you have that information and they're looking at information. >> david, one question for you. send communications as well. is it hard to send data? >> yes, it does. there's two models they have two engines. the rolls royce system. the sat system. the raid know signals. it's not satellite. they could send information and we'll look forward to hearing that information. unit which is on the aircraft it would have failed. that would cause a high vibration that could affect the fuel controls themselves. so all of that information is very detailed. there's about 10,000 pieces of information that are sent eve

air threat or ground threat.he time being there is no such operation but if need we will be ready to face this kind of threat. >> reporter: so far the strikes have crippled the country's air force. ally ooh i had to the houthis. the houthi response, defines. >> translator: what do they expect us to do, krepd senders announce our defeat. collapse overnight, walk away? absolutely not. >> reporter: but houthi fighters aren't the only once being hit. they say about a dozen civilians were killed in the strikes on thursday. during the day houthi television showed pictures of supporters out in the streets of the capital sanaa. which they have held since last year. but never not the only ones on the streets. this rally was taken out in favor of the strikes. yemen has been unstable for years. all the while the houthis with the support of iran have been expanding their territory outside their traditional base in the north. in january they forced the government out of the capital. then last week this. bombings at two shia m

forty-seven in millville with milder air to the south. first forecast shows damp weather right through the evening, patchy fog at 9:00 with temperatures staying in the mid 40's and really climbing overnight. as you can see on storm scan three showers moving through the region right now through philadelphia, parts of the lower montgomery and bucks county. they will pass through and behind them some drying conditions, but the patchy fog will be lingering into those late night showers. future weather shows tomorrow morning some cloud and also some rain moving across the region. heavier downpours as well ahead of the cold front and then a line of showers and storms license moving through during the evening with that colder air filtering in. coming up we will talk about a significant one day warm up, the risk coming with our storms, our thunderstorms and when it will be turning cold's cross the delaware valley. yes, colder before the month of april begins. we will have more on that with the seven day forecast when i join you inside. >> kathy t

-led air strikes on wednesday. the campaign began after the united states insist that shia militias pull back. the fighters have been instrumental to the tikrit battle since it began earlier this month. >> our iraqi forces are heading towards the city of tikrit. we are a collection of collaborating forces and by the help of god, we will be in tikrit very soon. >>reporter: the government has predicted several times before that it will win back tikrit. gaining control is seen as a vital step to eventually taking back mosul, iraq's second city which isil took over last june. >>> still to come here on the program, a fight for food desperate people in sierra leone defy a government lockdown. >> and tens of thousands come out in singapore to say farewell to their country's founding father. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping. inspiring. entertaining. talk to al jazeera. tonight, 6:30 eastern. >> sunday night. >> 140 world leaders will take the podium. >> get t

we're going to get some of the warmer air. and then some of the colder air is coming. so it can get warm but it can't stay warm in this kind of a pattern around here. it's dry and cold. this is the remnants of the chicago snow but it's going to fall apart as it gets here as can you see on the futurecast. it just dies out. we have another weak system coming in tomorrow. possibly couple of showers on wednesday as a result of that. and then on thursday that's when we have the main threat because this cold front coming in, surge of the colder air, 73-degree weather, headed up in this direction. if the timing is right, it could get to 70. it's not that unusual. three years ago today it was 80 degrees here. that can happen. well, there's the mild air. let's see if it heads this way. there it is. for thursday, just getting in here and it leaves. now it's cold again. by friday. there's sunday. we've got cold air all over the place. next week still cold. the mild air refuses to come up and stay here. the kind of pattern. until it changes, i'll let you know. fy see any signs of

the government has strongly criticized the air strikes in yemen. the houthies say civilians were killed. it is negligence for all mill fair action to end as long as possible. towards reaching a solution. >> until they fled to the southern city last month. earlier this week, the houthies began to march in an attempt to remove president hadi from his last strong hold. it is not clear yet how far the saudis and their allies are going to go in their campaign, and whether the air strikes will be followed by a grand invasion. al jazeera. >> saudi arabia's ambassador to the u.s. say as coalition of more than ten countries is part of the campaign that both countries weren't named. the military action was announce bed ajoint statement joined by saudi arabia, kuwait, and qatar joined in egypt, they say their planes have been involved with the strikes, while saddam say it's forces will take part. and turkey says it might provide logistical support. retired from jordanian general he says air strikes strikes will just be the beginning of a much wider campaign.

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it's endless game sort of using air power and like as we saw the heading, the store some service to airissile using president very sophisticated bgn, what they call precision guided missile. the very little like one meter. so of course it would be effective. but there is some major rules nearby, shybya which they should be considered to keep it clear from the houthi and al-qaeda because al-qaeda is nearby and they could cut the route supply for the militia or the army of hadi if there is any, because what i believe now is what's going -- what's happening is all of the militia fighting each other, especially in aden or in sanaa. so, there is a major target high-value target like keeping pressure on sabaa, on sanaa and as i mentioned, they are important. it comes from yemeni, itself. the yemeni people which are moderate, i believe, in their case, you know, something i would like to mention here also. like sala lost credibility. essman youring about by giving some sort of initiative to have a solution at the end. i don't think that's going to happen. therefore, the fighting is now between

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the air strikes continue this week. >> so there appears to have been an intensification of the air vime of the same places the day before. there are reports that the next phase of this could be a ground incursion from the saudi arabian side. i'm just wondering what the response or view of that is where you are. >> caller: i doubt saudi arabia will start the ground invasion. they know well that they did that in 2009 when they fought the houthis, and they lost. the houthis are the one whose are very hopeful for the ground invasion and are preparing themselves, because they know that saudi arabia is powerful and strong in the air, but on land, it's their game, it's their war, and that's how they controlled yemen within days. so the houthis are expecting and are waiting for the land invasion. and when that does happen, that's when i do expect surprises, and i doubt saudi arabia will be able to stand against the houthis on the lines. and that's why they are doing strikes to make sure that their land troops are able to fight the houthis. but let's wait and see what happens this week. >> our

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air strikes have been carried out. unprecedented in the area because it had been in government hands. it was seen as a safe haven throughout the war. syrian state television aired this footage saying the forces were regrouping to fight terrorists. for now there doesn't appear to be concern, the fighters revelling in the takeover of the city. >> idlib is the second capital to fall out of government hands. this is the capital of fighters belonging to the state of iraq and levant. this would take four days. >>> talks in switzerland on iran's nuclear programme hit a snag. sources say iran will not budge on key issues including continuing the advanced nuclear research. all parties are trying to reach a deal. james bays diplomatic editor joins us from lausanne where the talks are taking place. does that mean everyone is feeling a little down there. it's not going to happen. >> well that's not clear. everyone nose from november 2013 when they got the interim deal how tough negotiators the iranians are, and how it could go dow

the air strike targeted one air base the air runways that the houthis would use to launch air strikes against saudi arabia. the air force here has been destroyed, and the targets were military aircraft. in deals with military power, the houthis would be targeted by saudi arabia. but according to the officials these targets were not well designed and many of them missed the targets. >> i'll leave it there. the sound quality is not great. thank you for the update from sanaa >>> a columnist for the saudi gazette joins us from jeddah welcome to al jazeera. 2k3w50d good to have you on the programme. what's the result when the country woke up to find the country is at war with yemen. >> it was a relief. we felt the danger coming towards us almost every day. now that our government and the other governments joined the coalition, it gives us the hope that this danger will disappear soon. remember the houthis were having manoeuvres on the border and they have history with us and they attacked us before. it was a source of trouble. and we are glad and happy that we are finally dealing with this

saudi air strikes appear to be on sa fa. omar saleh has more. sanaa. omar saleh has more. >> the air base is under the control of the yes ma'ami army. weyes,the yemeni army.until we clarify the area that they are controlling now. >> reporter: in the meantime, yemen's president abd rabbu mansour hadi appeared in at the arab summit. will probably seek more military and political support from the arabs. they stormed his presidential palace in january he resigned in protest and was put under house arrest. he then escaped to aden and retracted his resignation. the houthis say hadi is illegitimate mat. they want to form a provisional presidential party then hold elections. former long time president of yemen, ali abdalla saleh. consider saleh as the make orchestrator of the situation in yemen. he released a statement through one of his aides. >> translator: an honest return to the negotiating table under the u.n. the dialogue should be moved to the uae or any other location. >> that dialogue could come a little late. signed a u.n.

and warm air but the cold air wins out tonight.pushes into allentown and reading at midnight you see the change over from rain to snow and temperatures in the 40s south of the city, by around 2:00 3:00 in the city, it changes to snow in philadelphia and wilmington and still raining in millville and wildwood and dover, and then it changes over to snow there close to 6:00, in the far southern zones but by 10:00 temperatures fall into the 20s north and west and trying to drive the snow out in the lehigh valley and the mid-afternoon the snow should shut off in philadelphia and still snowing down the shore but the temperatures as they crash will start to kind of void the sky of clouds, very late in the day especially in the lehigh valley maybe a few peeks of sun, if you are in the lehigh valley, a few inches of snow, 4 to 8 across much of the area, and we added an area inside of this particular area, where we could see the higher amounts of the higher amounts of 4 to 8 inches, including chads worth and hammonton and atlantic city. south

their air bags. matt delucia is live inthis morning for us with more from rhawnhurst. >> reporter: you can see one of these damages cars here this morning. when it comes to the black market, because hondas are a more popular car, so are their air bags. this is what owners are waking up to this morning with four cars out here with broken windows and three without air bags in this area. police came out here at 2:00 this morning with the break-ins happening along the roadway. and car owners here are not very happy. we spoke to one who saw his car being burglarized. >> the guy broke the window. be careful if you have a honda because every honda they are taking the air bag. >> here's what i found out, a new air bag retail goes for $1,000. but only $50 to $200 on the black market. police investigators are trying to find connections between these break-ins this morning and another rash of break-ins that happened not far from here. also in rhawnhurst. what can you do to protect yourself if you don't own a ho

smashed windows, stolen air bags and angry drivers. new details how big of a problem these street side smash and grabs are becoming. good evening, i'm chris may. jessica is off night. police tell "eyewitness news" these thieves have now hit multiple neighborhoods in our city and they are still on the loose tonight. it all began this morning when drivers in the rhawnhurst section woke up to find smashed windows and missing air bags in their cars and then tonight more evidence from the queen village neighborhood similar break ins occurring there. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in queen village david, these thieves are targeting very specific brand of vehicle. >> reporter: chris specifically hondas and act kuras it's a shame to see this kind of thing but unfortunately it does happen. this is one of the cars hit. this is a hahn today. you can see right now the air bags taken out the wheel has been messed with. you can see the glass on the seat. unfortunately this is something that happened not only here but all around phila

and at 5,000 feet up we have the warm air pushing in at first it's all snow, the cold column of air as the warm air starts to eat away from the 5,000 foot to the surface it changes to sleet and the cold air is much shallower and just a layer of cold air at the surface and above our heads is all warm, the precipitation begins at rain, falls as rain and adheres on all the surfaces as ice and it's until the surface can warm enough to create the whole layer in the warmth in the air that we'll see rain. now the driveways and parking lots all a sheet of ice but tonight everybody raises up enough to turn this to rain. when i come back we'll talk about the tail end of the storm that is the most robust in the form of snow coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you adam. you mentioned the ice and snow moving in just in time for the evening rush, new jersey correspondent, nora muchanic is talking to the winter weary in the garden state today. she joins us live from trenton with reaction from there. >> reporter: hi there brian, i'm smiling but they are not. the sleet and snow star