bahar feels and he is confident that he has popularity he has legitimacy invested in him twice. once when the president appointed him as both prime minister and vice president and once when the yemen from all walks of life, have shown their support to him. have shown that they have confidence in him. even the houthis are included in this. even the party of the former president has also expressed it's -- i am talking about the past when bahar was prime minister before hadi and himself fled to adan and then to real. so he is talking from experience and from the knowledge that he can be a man of consensus. that he can bring change because people will listen to him, he is a politician, a veteran politician, he was ambassador to canada and the u.n. and he is a man who has vision, also when he spoke today right after his appointment, he spoke to all the yemen and he spoke toble thattism when he spoke to the army and told them please be loyal to the nation, and not to grouts or individuals. he also layed out the possibility of peace, one condition that the houthis withdraw from adan an

india are expecting that number to potentially continue to rise with 100 centered in the state of bahar alone. the tremors felt far and wide from you new delhi all the way to the east in west bengal. well in terms of the response that has happened relatively quickly. we've seen four air force planes take off headed to nepal. they've landed with humanitarian supplies, sniffer dogs and experienced response teams from india. however, we have the latest lines within the last couple of moments here. we're hearing that two choppers from india, from the indian air force did try and did take off in india and headed towards nepal. but turned around and came back owing to bad weather. that just highlights again as subi na has mentioned with potential storms rolling in, a difficult time in terms of get morgue relief in before the morning. it will be interesting to see how things shape up on the indian side as well. >> i was going to ask you about the areas that have been affected. are they inaccessible or quite easy to get relief aid and workers in to? >> teams are being stationed there. in terms

. >>> the top story is on al jazerra, mohamedu bahar i has won the election in nigeria.oodluck jonathan has conceded defeat it's the first time a nigerian press has failed to win reelection. talks on iran's nuclear future have made very good progress and there is hope a deal could be draft odd wednesday. that is the upbeat analysis from russia and iran. i turkey hostage taken -- lawyer taken hostage in the court has died after a shootout. he was investigating the death of a teenager hit by a tear gas canister during a protest in 2013. >>> the united nations says at least 62 children have been killed in the past week in yemen. the bombing of a refugees camp on monday, saying it is a violation of international law. >> we have not identified who is responsible for this attack. whoever is responsible, this is a violation of international humanitarian and human rights law. this camp, as well is the hospitals that have also been hit, are under protected status and should not be hit. so whichever forces are hitting them are in violation of the law, there should be accountabilit

bahar became prime minister in october, his appointment was backed by the houthis who later put him under house arrest now, he is expected to you nba yemen and create the territory for the country. the coalition spokesman also addresses the issue of renegade army units. he warned that any group that continues to support the houthis would face aerial bombardments. >> we need to tell the commanders that it is neither the right time for them to revise the situation, and go back to sup effort popularitying the legitimate regime, and protecting civilians because being prohouthis will put them, their units and their officers under the threat of aerial bombardment. >> it is said more migrants have drowned trying to cross the sea. 41 people died after they attempted to reach italy about 400 others are thought to have drowned earlier enwith their boats sank off the coast of libya a further 10,000 my grants have been rescued since last friday, italy is asked the european union for help, the e.u. commission says it is working on a plan to deal with the crisis. >> it is also time that we were frank,

and elected president because bahar has been in the offense of prime minister for a while and at thate was the only one that got the consensus of all the ever waying parties in the conflict. and the houthis themselves have released him voluntarily from the house arrest unlike the situation with hadi and the defense minister, and that was a sign of the prohibit that the houthis may well be able to listen and deal with him. he talked today very confidently to all the yemenis with no exception and he yesterday criticized the houthis, but he did noughts tremendous sized them. and he addressed them with two messages one of them is yes we are red ready for peace but we can't do it without arms we can't do it withdrawal from aid and some of the other parts but very interesting david that he did not put up the precondition for the talks that they should leave so you can see that they have left kind of a leeway for the houthis. he gave them something even though he didn't really make it -- put it inrd whos but it is between the lines so he is a man who is there from his speech today. to have c

he is out on bail while his retile continues in cairo he and fellow al jazerra journalist bahar mohamede charges including aiding the outlawed muslim brotherhood and spreading false news, they deny all the charges, egyptian born fahmy is a naturalized canadian citizen and gave up his canadian citizenship as a conditions for any release from egypt. >>> much more coming up here on al jazerra. including the streets of guinea's cappal turn in to a battle round as protesters face-off against police. >>> and home ward bound we meet the foreign workers returning zimbabwe because they are scared to stay in south africa. >> al jazeera america brings you a first hand look at the environmental issues, and new understanding of our changing world. >> it's the very beginning >> this was a storm of the decade >>...hurricane... >> we can save species... >> our special month long focus, fragile planet >>> welcome back. you are watching the al jazerra news hour, let's recap our headlines. the captain and first mate of a ship that sanction off the coast of libya with over 800 people on board have been arr

khaled bahar is currently vice president and prime minister. task is to pull together a nation on the brink of civil war. bahah says he is willing to work with his houthi opponents and forces loyal to the former president al saleh but only if they disarm. >> translator: we must give the law a chance, we should be united behind our project for a civic state and achieve militia hoyle to al saleh and yemen and stop destroying the country. >> reporter: yemen's biggest challenge is the deteriorating humanhumanitarian situation. hundreds of yemenis have been killed since the start of the conflict three weeks ago. the city aden is bearing the brunt of heavy fighting. >> translator: yemen faces a tough humanitarian situation shortage in food, medicine and basic necessities like electrics at this and fuel. this requires an need international intervention to prevent ca to have truss any generally. we have the urgent needs of the people. >> reporter: for now the president and vice president won't be able to return home. part of the country remain under ho

. >>> nigeria's president electric mohammed bahar i has made more gains in regional elects. time since the end of military rule in 1999 his party will control boat of the prelsey is governorship of lagos state of 21 million people the most important stayed in nigeria. >>> violent frost on his the west coast of central africa following the death of a senior opposition leader. witnesses say opposition supporters set fire to the embassy while rioting in the streets of the capital. they accuse the government of poisoning andrÉ who died on sunday. he was 57 years old and ran for the presidency in 2009. >>> now, bangladesh's booming garment industry has been left reeling by transport blockades called for by the opposition. it's trying to force early elections by blocking access to major cities. some factories have had thousands of orders canceled this year because buyers are losing faith in their ability to deliver. a report from central bangladesh. >> reporter: here at the giant factory thousands of garment workers hurry to fill honored. it's what they have to do to survive. but

the showerheads are popping up again, pushing up towards west bengal towards part of bahar as well. that will be the case as we go through the next couple of address. friday still showers. actually extending south, all the way down cross a good part of pradesh into match of carola and persisting around bangladesh and the north-east of the country. far north-east. hopefully not as violence as they were. we'll see the showers coming and going. go back to the day time. showers cropping up, spreading in, a similar area. we can expect lively showers. across the central plains. the heat is building touching 42 degrees celsius. building across the arabian peninsula, and a little area of cloud sinking southwards. that heralds something of a change. temperatures of 41 celsius here in doha. a lot of hot sunshine, sweeping through. and we'll find cooler air coming in behind. 33 degrees celsius, wap out for dust and sand. >> there's a state of emergency in parts chile after a volcano erupted twice after being dormant for 50 years. thousands have been forced to evacuate. >> reporter: a reminder

tremors from the quake caused buildings to collapse in the states of bahar, otopudesh and west bengal. nepal is facing a major disaster and is asking neighbors for help. nicole johnston al jazeera. >> let's talk more about the neighbors. indian states bordering nepal have been affected. let's speak to nitti duch. when you have a catastrophe of this magnitude t takes the world and specifically this region to come together to help people. can you tell me about the efforts that you know of so far? >> that's right. after the high-level meeting modi chaired not a long ago, we have heard india will extend all kind of relief and efforts to nepal as to when they are needed. at the moment we believe three more flights will be leave from india this evening. one from the northern state of punjab and two from new delhi. these will be the last official responses today. >> we believe, will be ramped up tomorrow going in to under. at the moment we have heard that there is aid in terms of the basic necessities that are needed as well as medical equipment and services. there are also national disaster