argentina's defense ministry says it has detected seven fail satellite calls from the submarine that'sbeen missing since wednesday the forty four crew members on board authorities lost contact with the san juan as it was returning to base in mar del plata for a routine mission in the south atlantic the defense ministry says it's working on tracing the location with a american an american company that specializes in satellite communications gerry adams the veteran leader of the irish republican party fein has announced plans to step down from his role after almost thirty five years as party will elect a replacement early next year adams was the leading spokesman for shin fein and also westminster m.p. when his party was the political wing of the irish republican army that paramilitary group fatah guerrilla campaign against british control of northern ireland for almost forty years adams played a central role in peace talks in the one nine hundred ninety s. which ended the violence leading to power sharing in belfast between pain and pro pritish unionists those are the headlines the news

we're told by the defense ministry that the plane was taking off. we're told that this is a c 2 transport plane. that's according to japan's defense ministry and it was being launched off an aircraft carrier, and if you've ever been on one of those, it's a pretty phenomenal thing to see. these c 2s are fairly old. they're not military jets. they're transport planes. japan's defense ministry say eight people have been rescued and that the uss reagan is involved in the search and rescue. we do not know if they've all been rescued. the military is not notifying any names because they still have to notify family and friends. >>> back at home president trump says he'll announce next week if he'll campaign if alabama senate candidate roy moore. he defended him despite multiple allegations of sexual misconduct, and he made it clear moore was the better choice. hena doba is here with the details. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. president trump defended moore at the white house before left for thanksgiving break, this as moore continues to fight t

that's according to the defense ministry. defense ministry and it was being launched off an aircraft carrier, and if you've ever been on one of those, it's a pretty phenomenal thing to see. critically we do not know the condition of the people who were rescued or whether or not they're still alive. the military says they're not releasing any names because they would still have to notify next of kin if there are, indeed, any deaths or injuries. >> thank you so much, ben. >>> back at home president trump says he'll announce next week if he'll campaign if alabama senate candidate roy moore. the president hasn't officially endorsed moore, but he defended him despite multiple glaegss of sexual misconduct, and he made it clear moore was the better choice than his democratic opponent. hena doba is here with the details. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. president trump defended moore at the white house before left for thanksgiving break, this as moore himself continues to fight back against the claims sfloo. e >> he totally

argentina's defense ministry says it has detected seven attempted satellite calls from that submarine it's been missing since wednesday with forty four crew members on board ortiz lost contact with the san juan as it was returning to base in mar del plata from a routine mission in the southern atlantic the satellite calls lasted up to thirty six seconds in the late morning and early afternoon. thousands of people have taken to the streets in haiti calling for the president to step down it's a latest an ongoing project protest that began two months ago the demonstration came on the day when i say officially the national army about twenty two years after it was disbanded reports of port au prince. ceremony to begin a day of protests against the government of. the opposition says the government is corrupt and he's raising taxes to hurt the poor majority. the president raised the price of gasoline and passed a criminal with nothing in it for the people this is not what he promised in his campaign. earlier this week an investigation revealed that millions of dollars were stolen from a two

argentina's defense ministry says it has detected seven attempted satellite calls from that submarine missing since wednesday with forty four crew members on board authorities lost contact with the san juan as it was returning to base in mar del plata from a routine mission in the south atlantic a satellite calls lasted for up to thirty six seconds in the late morning and also early afternoon american and british naval vessels have joined that search gerry adams a veteran leader of the irish republican party sion fein has announced plans to step down from his role after almost thirty five years his replacement will be elected by party members in the coming months adams was a leading spokesman for shin veins paramilitary wing the art irish republican army during its decade long bombing campaign aimed at ending british control of northern ireland adams was also a key figure in peace negotiations in the one nine hundred ninety s. which saw fein enter government with their pro british counterparts those are the headlines and news continues right here on al-jazeera after counting the costs

filmed on the streets of yemen's capital sanaa just a day after saudi led asked write to the defense ministry that. joining is this. this is r.t. international. turned out to protest in barcelona demanding the release of catalonia is jailed former lead this demonstration was held on council national day on the track today huge seven hundred fifty thousand people. i i. i really was led by relatives of politicians jailed by on the do it for the role they played in the regions independence referendum last month speakers at the stage read out letters. some of the politicians had written in prison earlier the region's declaration of independence was formally a no on the trade journalist. has been following the protest hundred thousand people today gathered in barcelona to demand their release of political prisoners they came from all over the cut along as in buses they came in public transport families friends they were all here to say we don't want this in catalonia we want the political prisoners out one of them fought a kind of in court that there was actually released yesterday by the spanish

the problem and the headlines on al-jazeera argentina's defense ministry says it's detected seven failed satellite calls from the submarine that's been missing since wednesday authorities lost contact with a solid wall as it was returning to base and model plotter for a routine mission and they sell the land to argentina's navies said they aren't excluding any theories on what happened to the submarine as concerns grow for the forty four crew on board. has more. the argentine authorities have said that the full search and rescue operation is now underway to look for the missing submarine the a.r.a.'s one which no communication has been had since when this day president noted your machree said all the resources available will be put into the rescue mission something like two hundred four hundred thirty or so kilometers southwest of where southeast area where i'm standing here in del plata the submarine was on a routine mission from the southernmost tip of south america the city of new swire here to its base in marbella plata your thora to say they have no idea why the communication has be

according to russia's defense ministry some terrorists escaped the city and headed north days before the operation which was supported by russian airstrikes there were heavy clashes four countries took part in the liberation and it's been a long road to get here at one point i still controlled as much as over half of serious territory the terrorists left a trail of destruction in the wake for example the ancient city of palmira. cleared state hood in two thousand and fourteen the world was not ready no one knew what to make or how to deal with these seemingly bloodthirsty zealots their very brand with terror. at the time it seemed like isis came out of nowhere it seized a huge amount of territory it had a currency laws and courts tens of thousands worldwide came to join it the international community virtually reacted with the us cobbling together a coalition to resist isis i can announce that america will lead a broad coalition to roll back this terrorist threat. our objective is clear we will degrade and ultimately destroy all eisel isis suffered its first major defeat in the syria

rocket is filmed on the streets of yemen's capital just a day after saudi led airstrikes hit the defense ministry there. a warm welcome to the program you're watching our to international coming to you live from moscow with me. massive crowds have turned out to protest in barcelona demanding the release of catalonia jailed former leaders the demonstration was held in catalonia as national day attracting i walking seven hundred fifty thousand people. thing. thing thing the rally was led by relatives of the police politicians who were jailed by madrid for their role in the region's independence referendum last month speakers at the stage read out letters some of the politicians wrote from prisons earlier the region's decade. ration of independence was formally unveiled by madrid local journalist evil we know it can chin sky has been following the protests for us hundred thousand people today gathered in barcelona to demand their release of political prisoners they came from all over the cut along and we don't want to think that the longer one of them thought that there was actually released yesterd

this filmed on the streets of yemen's capital just a day after saudi led airstrikes hit the defense ministry there. this is our to international coming to life from the russian capital i'm jacqui thanks for joining us this hour. massive crowds have turned out to protest in barcelona demanding the release of catalonia is jailed former leaders the demonstration was held in catalonia as national day and attracted a whopping seven hundred fifty thousand people. hate. me over. the rally was led by relatives of the politicians jailed by madrid for the role they played in the region's independence referendum last month speakers read out letters some of these politicians wrote from prison earlier the region's declaration of independence was formally unveiled by in madrid. local journalist evil has been following the protests for us hundred thousand people today gathered in barcelona to demand their release of political prisoners they came from all over the cut along as in buses they came in the public transport families friends they were all here to say we don't want this in catalonia we want the po

filmed on the streets of yemen's capital sanaa just a day after saudi led airstrikes hit the defense ministry that.

we had power play in the middle east intensifies as saudi arabia bombs yemen's defense ministry also being accused of declaring war on lebanon. cia whistle blower john kiriakou was removed from an e.q. parliament in the last minute simply for co-hosting the radio show on russian media outlets but. they feel like they can't even risk even tangentially association with the russians or with anything russian. the u.s. military steps up its efforts to militarize space splashing the cash on new warfare capabilities. very warm welcome you are watching aussie international broadcasting to you live from the russian capital. the top story this hour attacks on r.t. in the u.s. are equal to attacks on free speech that's according to the president of law to me appear to he was also a reporter's questions on the final day of the apec summit in vietnam. and. those who are doing this in the u.s. so. always been proud of being the world's number one democrats and freedom of speech has always been the main value it here to buy them there's no democracy without freedom of speech and it's not going our

south america where argentina's defense ministry says it's detected seven failed satellite calls from a missing submarine raising hopes that the forty four crew members on board can still be found alive contact was lost with the sound one of wednesday as it was returning to its base in mar del plata from a routine mission of the south atlantic the search for the vessel has been have heard by stormy weather that has the latest from model parter. the search and rescue operation is continuing through the night and into sunday with the argentina thor it is saying they are now cautiously optimistic after receiving more they say were seven attempted satellite cause which failed to connect but were a sign of life somewhere deep in the south atlantic in the meantime the united states chile great britain of all offered their assistance and women sending expertise to argentina to help in the in the search operation to find the sound one submarine the argentine authorities have not heard from the crew since wednesday morning they and the families of the forty four crew members are becoming incre

and power play in the middle east intensifies the saudi arabia yemen's defense ministry while also being accused of declaring war on lebanon. great to have you with us this money was neil harvey this is art international. attacks on r.t. in the united states equal to attacks on free speech according to president vladimir putin he was answering reporters' questions on the last day of the apec summit taking place in vietnam. did you lose students to those who are doing this in the us have always been proud of being the world's number one democrats and freedom of speech has always been the main value it here to buy them there's no democracy without freedom of speech and it's not going our media in the us is making a mistake an attack on freedom of speech itself mr putin also promised that the russian government will come up with appropriate retaliation such retaliation may affect american or american funded media that are operating in russia this is a reaction to a very recent decision by the u.s. department of justice to set a deadline for our team america our u.s. brands to register as a

riyadh's power play in the middle east intensifies as saudi arabia bombs in yemen as defense ministry also being accused of declaring war on lebanon. and the u.s. military steps up its efforts to militarize space splashing the cash on new always told warfare capabilities. a warm welcome you're watching r.t. international broadcasting to you live from the russian capital air and our top story this hour attacks on r.t. in the u.s. are equal to attacks on free speech that's according to president vladimir putin he was answering reporters' questions on the last day of the apec summit in vietnam are trying to report. when answering a question by our correspondent will really turn into us crackdown on r t in the u.s. a lot of our pointed at freedom of speech something he called an essence of democracy which he says is now being bluntly violated in america. those who are doing this in the u.s. have always been proud of being the world's number one democrats and freedom of speech has always been the main value of here to buy them there's no democracy without freedom of speech and it's not goi

as it was returning to base in mar del plata for a routine mission in the south atlantic the defense ministry says it's working on tracing the location with a american an american company that specializes in satellite communications gerry adams the veteran leader of the irish republican party fein has announced plans to step down from his role after almost thirty five years as party will elect a replacement early next year adams was the leading spokesman for shin fein and also westminster m.p. when his party was the political wing of the irish republican army that paramilitary group fought a guerrilla campaign against british control of northern ireland for almost forty years adams played a central role in peace talks in the one nine hundred ninety s. which ended the violence leading to power sharing in belfast between an appropriate unionists those are the headlines the news continues right here on al-jazeera after faultlines a visit our web site al-jazeera dot com keep it or. we're living through a technological revolution but all the machines taking over if a piece of machinery goes wrong

powerplay in the middle east intensifies to saudi arabia yemen's defense ministry while also being accused of declaring war on lebanon. these are live pictures coming from barcelona this is where thousands of people are protesting on catalonia as national day they're demanding the release of the jailed former leader of the region continues political crisis. cia whistleblower john kiriakou was removed from an e.u. parliament panel at the very last moment simply for co-hosting a radio show on russian media outlets but. they feel like they can't even risk even. with the russians or with anything russian. getting this is our international. attacks on r.t. in the u.s. equal to attacks on free speech that's according to president vladimir putin he was answering reporters' questions on the final day of the apec summit in vietnam. decrypted you lose. those who are doing this in the us have always been proud of being the world's number one democrats and freedom of speech has always been the main value it hits who buy them there's no democracy without freedom of speech and it's not going our media i

the russian defense ministry has been accused of lying after releasing what it called evidence of the u.s. working alongside i still turns out the footage which purported to show u.s. forces covering for an i still call boy was in fact screenshots taken from a video game the russian energy says an employee attached the wrong photograph to the social media post but u.s. officials have condemned the statement the russian ministry of defense statements are about as accurate as their air campaign and i think that that is a reason for them to start coming out their latest barrage of lies they are currently having some setbacks particularly with the civilian casualty allegations of the fifty who were reportedly killed by their strikes in aleppo the u.s. attorney general has been defending himself against allegations he misled congress over contacts between russians and members of it all trying to count painting jeff sessions says he now recalls a meeting in two thousand and sixteen with a former campaign adviser in which they discussed a possible meeting with the russian president vladimir

argentina's defense ministry says it has detected seven failed satellite calls from the submarine that's been missing since wednesday there are forty four crew members on board. contact with the san juan as it was returning to base in mar del plata from a routine mission in the southern atlantic the defense ministry says it's working on tracking the location with an american company that specializes in satellite communications rain in india has helped improve the capital new delhi air quality problem the city has been blanketed in a toxic smalling for about two weeks now it's causing severe health issues but it comes as runners prepare to take part in the delhi half marathon the court has ruled that that race will go ahead despite warnings from doctors gerry adams the veteran leader of the irish republican party has announced plans to step down from his role after almost thirty five years adams has long been divisive figure in ireland and the united kingdom it was a leading spokesman for sion feigns paramilitary when the irish republican army during its decade long bombing campaign ended

riyadh's power play in the middle east intensifies as saudi arabia bombs yemen's defense ministry while also being accused of declaring war on lebanon. cia whistleblower john kiriakou was removed from an e.u. parliament pile of them last minute simply for co-hosting a radio show on russian media outlets but. they feel like they can't even risk even tangentially association with the russians or with anything russian and the u.s. military steps up its efforts to militarize space splashing the cash a new orbital warfare capabilities. a very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international broadcasting to you live from the russian capital and the karen the top story this hour attacks on r.t. in the u.s. are equal to attacks on free speech as according to president vladimir putin he was on soaring reporters' questions on the last day of the apec summit in vietnam our correspondent the trunk is there for is let's close like him now and find out more bring this up to speed on the latest would you please. nagy hello again well when president vladimir putin was replying to our correspondents ques

forces showing them attacking a convoy leaving for lucia it didn't take long after that for the ministry of defense to delete them although they stood by their original accusations they have since subsequently admitted that this was a mistake and they're blaming it on a civilian employee at the ministry of defense and say they're launching an investigation i spoke to eric holder from belling katz and he told me that he thought this was probably a case of incompetence in their p.r. department but i have to say it's not a unique incidence this is happened before there's the famous example of all of a star in the filmmaker being shown by vladimir putin footage on putin's mobile phone which he said was all of russian planes attacking us and in syria but actually had come from u.s. forces in afghanistan then there are various mislabeled videos put out by the ministry of defense abouts. and strikes in syria and of course going back to two thousand and fourteen the evidence that the mr defense put out about the downing of the civilian law and. seven see much of that turned out to be false so they do have

showing them attacking a convoy leaving for leadership it didn't take long after that for the ministry of defense to delete them although they stood by their original accusations they have since subsequently admitted that this was a mistake and they're blaming it on a civilian employee at the ministry of defense and say they're launching an investigation lebanon's prime minister has tweeted he will return home from saudi arabia in the coming days saad hariri also called for calm he said his family would be staying in riyadh earlier hariri met with the head of lebanon's maronite church patriarch bashar rye is the first lebanese official to visit the kingdom since hariri unexpectedly announced his resignation more than a week ago after the meeting rice said he supported hillary was reasons for resigning and lebanon's foreign minister says the only way for saad hariri to prove that he's not being held against his will is to return home to beirut he also said that if saudi arabia has an issue with iran it shouldn't punish lebanon. problems. souls. have problems with iran let them have the problem sol

forces showing them attacking a convoy leaving for lucia it didn't take long after that for the ministry of defense to delete them although they stood by their original accusations they have since subsequently admitted that this was a mistake and they're blaming it on a civilian employee at the ministry of defense and say they're launching an investigation. the u.s. based advocacy group freedom house says this information campaigns and manipulation of social media resulted in a global decline in internet freedom for the seventh year in a row the u.s. based organization says elections in eighteen countries suffered from those tactics including the united states itself governments around the world are increasingly resorting to social media manipulation venezuela the philippines and turkey are among thirty countries in point social media opinion shapers to spread pro-government news in opinions all the countries like china and ethiopia resorted to blocking mobile internet service particularly in areas with religious or ethnic minorities like tibet jake award has more on this from san francisco. roughl

forces showing them attacking a convoy leaving for lucia it didn't take long after that for the ministry of defense to delete them although they stood by their original accusations they have since subsequently admitted that this was a mistake and they're blaming it on a civilian employee at the ministry of defense and say they're launching an investigation many officials say the city like coalition has bombed the airport and the capital sana there are conflicting reports about the extent of the damage control the airport say the runway and ground navigation towers were damaged the u.n. says most of the facility is intact and can receive shipments when saudi arabia loosens its blockade of the country riyadh announced monday it will reopen sagna many ports . venezuela is not only facing a humanitarian crisis it is also suffering a debt crisis the rating agency standard and poor's has declared the nation in selective default after it they'll to make two hundred million dollars in repayments for its global bonds two in october but as well as leaders say u.s. sanctions are making it impossible to refina

could interest defense ministry some terrorists escaped the city and headed north days before the operation which was supported by russian airstrikes they're worth every clashes for countries took part in liberation and it's been a long road to get to here at one point i still controlled more than half of syria's territory the terrorists left a trail of destruction in no way think for example the ancient city of palmira. i think is right because the have looked at how the caliphate has crumbled. when you slam it state of iraq and syria declared statehood in two thousand and fourteen the world was not ready no one knew what to make or how to deal with these seemingly bloodthirsty zealots their very brand was terror. of feature to at the time it seemed like isis came out of nowhere it seized a huge amount of territory it had its own army its a corner me currency laws and courts tens of thousands worldwide came to join it and the international community veggie reacted with the u.s. coalition together a coalition to resist isis i can announce that america will lead a broad coalition to roll bac

on wednesday rulings on a party will hold a meeting on sunday to discuss his fate argentina's defense ministry says it has detected seven attempted satellite calls for the submarine that's been missing since wednesday with forty four crew members on board authorities lost contact with the san juan as it was returning to base and mar del plata for a routine mission in the said the net landtag the defense ministry says it's working on tracing the location with an american company that specializes in satellite communications rain in india has helped improve the capital new delhi's air quality problem it's been covered in a blanket of toxic smog for about two weeks causing severe health issues now despite the rain population levels pollution levels are still about five times worse than what's considered safe. gerry adams a veteran leader of the irish republican army our party shane fein has announced plans to step down from his role after almost thirty five years adams has long been a divisive figure in ireland and the united kingdom he was a leading spokesman for the paramilitary irish republican

argentina's defense ministry said it's detected seven failed satellite calls from the submarine that'sbeen missing since wednesday authorities lost contact with the san juan as it was returning to base and model for a routine mission in the southern atlantic concerns continue to grow for the forty four crew on board. gerry adams the veteran leader of the irish republican politician fein has announced plans to step down after nearly thirty five years he was a leading spokesman for fein's paramilitary wing the irish republican army during its decade long paramilitary campaign against british control of northern ireland and a fire that broke out in a house in beijing has killed at least nineteen people and injured eight the course is not yet known of the headlines on al-jazeera and fide story is coming up next. there are reports saudi arabia is demanding money from senior officials recently arrested. it's an. operation but many say it's a way for him to increase his power so high.

embassy in kabul afghanistan as defense ministry says that fifteen others were injured. kenya's opposition leader arrived at the dingo has called for the result of the. presidential election rerun to be an old president who took and the asshole was declared the winner but the election was widely boycotted by opposition supporters to get made no mention of a legal challenge but warned that the election results will undermine the public's faith in democracy. and those are the headlines we'll have more news here here on al-jazeera after today's edition of inside story next. three of donald trump's forma advisers are indicted the probe into russia's involvement in the u.s. election is digging deeper so his name could be honest next and could this investigation sink the u.s. president's administration this is inside story.

well the russian defense ministry has been accused of lying after releasing what it called evidence that the u.s. is working alongside i saw yeah it turns out the footage which allegedly shows u.s. forces covering for an i saw convoy was in fact screenshots taken from a mobile phone game the ministry of defense has now deleted the post very chalons joins us live now from moscow i mean rory the whole thing just reading that out loud it just sounds pretty incredible just explain to us exactly what's been going on. well certainly when the russian minister of defense accused the us on tuesday of effectively collaborated with syria it wasn't the first time that it had made such accusations but this time it said it had irrefutable proof and that there were various photos that were put on the ministry of defense's. twitter accounts and facebook accounts in various languages these were picked up by russian state media t.v. stations and the press there they were supposed to show drone images of a convoy in syria that was being left alone by u.s. air forces but it didn't take long for eagle eyed s

rebel who fees for a rocket into riyadh and also conducted air strikes against the who the run defense ministry and a square used for mass rallies in sanaa who has launched a ballistic missile into saudi arabia on saturday the group released this footage which they say shows the launch it was aimed at the international airport near the saudi capital that was intercepted and shot down before it reached its target. a saudi arabia has pointed the finger at iran for arming the who things with ballistic missiles a spokesman for the military coalition says saudi arabia has evidence of iran's involvement with a rebel group. these militants are supported by iranian experts iran provides the who he says military experts and planners in collaboration in cooperation with a terrorist organization of his in lebanon they are trying to control the strait in a dangerous challenge to regional peace and stability and to the movement of ships through the strait and international trade. break here in al-jazeera when we come back the u.s. sanctions against sudan have been lifted but the economy still struggling to

saudi arabia airstrikes have targeted the who with the run defense ministry under square used for mass rallies in some of the capital of yemen the who three ballistic missile was fired deep into saudi territory on saturday the group released this footage which they say shows the loans it was aimed at riyadh's international airport but was shot down in the air the sound of coalition controls many of yemen's ports. that's it more news continues here on al-jazeera after one of many stage of that so watching the consequence of war. shows. that just doesn't go away. for a living out of trouble for the last couple years. he's homeless. follows a group of u.s. army veterans traumatized by war. as they struggle to get their lives back. at this time. they may be in their service but these are not grandparents.

targeted the ministry of defense near the wall of sanaa city and third the strike lasted a good assad the neighborhood is about twenty meters from the ministry of defense and it has actually flattened the city home and damaging another nine houses in that area be able has been actually taken been taken from the rubble and they have a hospital but still get out of dozens of be able which is still under the rubble when i was on my way to this to do you still can hear. the fighter jets fly in. and i think with which the biggest fear is that if they target the same area because i've just seen it if you. posted by some friend in on facebook which showed the devastation have been to this area in sanaa and a friend who lives there he told me that they are actually afraid to go into that area because out of known if used in this double strike in most. they conducted only a month for the last three years. earlier on friday a senior u.s. air force official said a missile fired by yemeni rebels and targeting the saudi capital last saturday bore iranian markings. when i read markings on the busin

rocket across the border at riyadh saudi airstrikes have also targeted the who with the run defense ministry and a square using mass rallies and the capital of yemen where the who the ballistic missiles fired deep into saudi territory on saturday the group released this footage which they say shows the launch it was aimed at the riyadh international airport but was shot down in the air a saudi led coalition controls many of yemen's ports and saudi arabia has pointed the finger at iran for arming the who things with such missiles and expertise a spokesman for the military coalition says the missile incident could be considered an act of war by iran. these militant who are supported by iranian experts iran provides the who has military experts and planners in collaboration in cooperation with a terrorist organization of his in lebanon might try to control the strait in a dangerous challenge to regional peace and stability and to the movement of ships through the strait and international trade you know iran and hezbollah have accused saudi arabia the u.s. and israel of trying to fuel tensions i

we know 8 of them have been found according to japan's defense ministry. we're working to find out if any of them that are alive. the aircraft was headed right there to the "u. smpt smpt we'll keep you updated on the latest developments. >> thank you. if you were out on the roads last night, we tonight have to tell you, they were packed. >> do you see all of these headlights? >> it's crazy. this is a crash on the eastbound lanes of route 50. slowed down thousands of drivers for hours last night. >> while that has cleared up, you know the traffic troubles aren't over today. it is expected to be the busiest travel day overall. if you have to leave, try avoid heading out. 3:00 p.m. is the worth time to leave. it recommends leaving at 6:00 tomorrow morning. >> travel on thanksgiving so you'll be alone on the road. >> for sure. no matter when you leave, we're working with you. >> news 4 teams are out at the road, and a warning about holiday driving dangers coming up. >>et transportation reporter adam tuss live at ragan national this morning. adam, good morning.

think he's trying to set up the action there have been air strikes yesterday against what the defense ministry and some in the. yemeni capital so i think. where yemen is heading it's it's very wrong direction and i think i think it's very very very tense situation there is a famine in the country seventeen people seventeen million people are. having food insecurity so it's very dangerous and there are cyrus thank you very much for joining us and. u.s. president donald trump and his russian counterpart vladimir putin have reaffirmed their commitment to ending the war in syria in a joint statement the two leaders said there could be no military solution to the conflict but said the so-called islamic state must be defeated the announcement was prepared ahead of the apec summit in vietnam where the two leaders are attending. or wouldn't take the question whether donald trump would hold direct talks with the flood email puton was one of the more protracted sideshows at this summit in the end the two had just a few casual encounters with trump's team at home under investigation for possible collusio

think he's trying to set up the action there have been airstrikes yesterday against what the defense ministry and some in the. yemeni capital so i think. where yemen is heading it's it's very wrong direction i think i think it's very very very tense situation there is a famine in the country seventeen people some seventy million people are. having food insecurity so it's very dangerous and there are cyrus thank you very much for joining us from. the european union is stepping up pressure on britain over brags that the chief breaks at negotiating michel barnier has given london a two week ultimatum to make clear how much it will pay when it leaves the bloc he says that needs to be agreed before talks on trade can start differences also remain on issues with the irish border and use citizens' rights. to date news of progress and consensus from the projected brecht's of negotiations has been thin on the ground all the more surprising that the u.k.'s breck's it minister david davis came out with a distinctly positive view of the most recent negotiations there's no doubt that we have made and cont

firing a rocket into riyadh saudi arabia is also conducting their strikes against the who the run defense ministry and a square used for mass rallies in the capital sana'a who has launched a ballistic missile into saudi arabia on saturday the group released this footage which they say shows the launch into riyadh was aimed at the international airport near the saudi capital but was intercepted and shot down before it reached its target well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after. thanks for watching by foot. germany is hosting this is. from the united states supreme court know the. climate. system live reports from the climate conference in bone and from the front lines of global warming climate s.o.s. one zero. even a man without a doubt not find that out i guess it's all about the heart and not the media and let me do that if we are holding a prime minister modi is going to wake up and listen to us for what we have been trying to say it's hard to be years and be blamed the need adequate compensation from union carbide and dow chemical entities many because people fr

in the latest developments saudi led air strikes targeted the defense ministry in the yemeni capital it was back in march of two thousand and fifteen that saudi arabia first began its incursion into yemen by launching an air campaign against the rebels who are backed by iran yemeni civilians have also been affected by the latest bombing here is what we were told by our sister channel r.t. arabic. and then a second rocket hit my house was destroyed i'm just an ordinary person i'm a bus driver i'm not a military commander not an agent of the state why did they do that to me my house didn't hold a single bullet did they fear that i had weapons so i want them to watch this i have nothing this is just a house and i'm a poor person that i would feel if you knew my head and legs were injured our houses were destroyed this is the result of aggression how how's this and there were affected by the strike. but it has intensified its bombardment of yemen in response to a missile fired towards the saudi capital a week ago by who fight is. quick to blame that on iran and in tehran directly support

where we start with breaking news coming out of yemen saudi led airstrikes have targeted the defense ministry in the capital sanaa this is according to an r.t. arabic correspondent who's on the ground eyewitness accounts also confirm the strikes they describe massive explosions and say that coalition jets have been flying over the city we have no information on the casualties as yet we'll bring you more details on this story as they come in. now earlier today a senior u.s. air force official said a ballistic missile fired by yemeni rebels and targeting the saudi capital last saturday reagan mark. green markings on those missiles. that's been demonstrated. there are pictures that depict that to me that connects the two who are in terms of whose. missiles and their capability forces are now investigating how the missile could have been smuggled into yemen which is under an extensive arms embargo on the radio earlier accuse the round of direct military aggression by supplying missiles to hooty rebels something iran has denied. from i am going to and we do not even have the ability to transfer th

saudi led coalition airplanes carry out an air strike on the ministry of defense in the yemeni capital of the seminar and. the u.s. air force claims that a missile that was launched at saudi arabia from yemen on saturday was iranian made this is despite tehran's denials it had supplied any such hardware to rebels in yemen. wiki leaks founder julian assange says u.k. prosecutors have admitted to deleting e-mail exchanges concerning his case. broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our team for national enchong thomas for the glad to have you with us now saudi led airstrikes have targeted the defense ministry in yemen's capital sanaa local media and eyewitnesses say that at least in two airstrikes have been carried out according to our correspondent in about a dozen houses were also hit in the bombardment civilian casualties are feared as some of the buildings have collapsed i would use is also described massive explosions and warplanes flying over the city this comes after saudi air defenses intercepted a able to stick missile fired from yemen last saturday aimed at

russia's defense ministry said today that six of its long-range bombers struck isis targets in northeast syria. this week in geneva, the united nations is convening a new round of peace talks between the syrian government and opposition leaders. pakistan's largest city, karachi, was effectively shut down today by islamist protesters blocking major intersections. the protests, which began three weeks ago in the capital of islamabad, stem from a proposed new version of the oath taken by elected lawmakers. the oath omits mention of the prophet muhammad. yesterday in islamabad, police in riot gear fired tear gas to clear access to a main highway that had been blocked by 2,000 protesters. six protesters died in the clashes, and 200 were injured. the minister who omitted the prophet's name from the oath says it was a clerical error and has since apologized, but protesters are demanding his resignation. >> thompson: tomorrow, a jury in washington, d.c., resumes deliberations in the first trial stemming from the september 11th, 2012 terrorist attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. that