the world is the djibouti. the remains of five more people have been found in the ruins left by wildfires in northern california that brings the death toll to seventy six with almost one thousand three hundred people still unaccounted for as al-jazeera as kristen salumi reports thousands who have been left homeless are wondering what's next. at a makeshift camp next to a wal-mart parking lot shell shocked families take stock of their losses aimee bravo and her family were among the fifty thousand people forced to flee their homes as the wildfires closed in around them her trailer home and her place of employment are gone not to mention her daughter's toys a million things going to my head right we just gotta figure out what we're doing and where we're going. yeah. her hometown called paradise now looks more like hell on earth entire neighborhoods have burned to the ground. forensic recovery teams poked through the burned out shells of homes looking for bodies of the missing the state of california as most devas

farm and just like the war the course and it won't be forgotten to one hundred on the wall jazeera djibouti. the weather is next and then the ups and downs of u.s. stocks leave some costing a worried i economy. and asylum seekers from central america and move closer to the u.s. as the trumpet ministration pushes hard to keep them out. the nice pink skunks by the time. are is the sun sets in the city of angels. hello again to welcome back we're here across china we are looking at better conditions in the forecast over the next few days it has been rainy and cloudy over the last few days across much of the area but most of those clouds are making their way towards the east right now so a few residual showers over here along the eastern seaboard but down towards parts of hong kong not looking too bad at twenty four degrees and then as we go towards friday still clear skies or partly cloudy for much of the area with ching hai seeing the only clouds on the forecast map a temperature there of about sixteen degrees a little bit further to the south we are watching what's happening across the south

djibouti russian warplanes have targeted rebel held areas in northern syria just hours after russia and syria accused opposition fighters of a poison gas attack say t.v. reports breathing problems for one hundred seventy people rebel groups they don't have chemical weapons and deny it is suspected korean strike in the government controlled city of aleppo there are no international observers there to verify what happened remember there is a new round of peace talks due to start in kazakhstan on wednesday. a crowding in bad weather are being blamed for the latest disaster on like the torah thirty one bodies have been recovered so far in uganda but it's thought more than one hundred were on the pleasure boat dosage of ari has the latest they were having a party on the boat now their relatives are in mourning. close to one hundred people were on the boat when it capsized overloading in bad weather in the exact area is being blamed. to people were shouting the music was so loud and we thought that they were just having fun when the ferry capsized that's when we realized they want to help som

there in djibouti thanks bonnie. all right in a few moments we'll have the weather with also still ahead on al-jazeera. i'm andrew thomas in new castle australia i'm on the deck of a ship that's going to be sent to the ship wrecks a vessel sunk in the second world war there are more than three thousand at the bottom of the south pacific ocean alone and they're leaking oil. live pictures from paris there were expecting to hear from french president. later in the hour marking the one hundredth anniversary of the end of world war one. a cup upset in argentina as game one of the final is washed out by the rain will be here with the details. from the knights of asia. to the city that never sleeps. hello the first world war battlefields of northeastern france and belgium flanders fields if you like when the tourists are still in the tourist in the weather does its part in making them as well and even today it is raining in this part of europe the whole of northwest and the western europe has been wet for days if not weeks

reports from neighboring djibouti. it's a rare moment for these yemeni children at an amusement park in the capital sanaa they play and just have fun. but because of the war our hopes and ambitions were destroyed but today we're laughing playing and we've enjoyed ourselves and did everything we wanted to do they have witnessed the brutality of the conflict in their country for stand many are traumatized social workers organize the play day to give them some reprieve from the war. this event is to provide some help in light of the bad situation our country is going through and our most sponsored this event as a way to give some psychological support to the children of yemen this isn't the first such event we organized about a month ago we also organized a similar event and we're planning more in the future they'll put in it is for this generation have been changed for. extreme hunger and preventable diseases are killing many children every day save the children estimates the daily averages one hundred children dying fro

djibouti three ukrainian sailors captured by russia during a naval confrontation in the black sea have been sentenced to two months in custody a court in russian controlled crimea has accused them of illegally entering its territorial waters russian forces opened fire on three ukrainian ships and seize them on sunday ukraine's government has declared martial law in response more from entry simmons he is in kiev. little is known about this court hearing although reports say that at least three men have been served with detention orders for two months pending investigations and a total of around twelve of the twenty three who have been detained appeared at the court and now prior to this there were a number of interviews on television with some of the servicemen and they were evidently under duress according to the ukrainian officials who have remarked that this was an outrage and there is a lot of condemnation about the whole concept because these men all admitted that they had broken international law or they'd gone into russian waters and they'd been warned against it that they were e

back talks in sweden later this month that it had a report from neighboring djibouti. these are the kind of the talks the thought is say will that ballistic missiles fired into soda be a from across the south of the border in the hand but i'll hold the president of the whole thing supreme revolutionary committee said we are now so initiatives by calling on the yemeni official for it is to stop the launching of missiles and drones on the us so the countries on the allies in yemen in order to stop and it just difficult for their continued aggression or siege while preparing to freeze and stop military operations on all fronts to reach a just an honorable peace if they really want peace for the people of yemen. after we started using missile attacks and we started to target saudi forces near the border saudi arabia is now portraying its aggression on yemen as if it is just a response to our missile and border attacks via for today steep imes to once again clarify our position we also announce that we are ready to stop all operations at all fronts to show the world who was

so far these calls have been ignored with neither side willing to compromise mohamed at all just djibouti. the u.s. state of florida again at the center of an election battle a recounts being ordered in the races for governor and senate republican candidates have a slight lead in both votes according to the initial count in georgia and arizona some results still haven't been confirmed five days after the u.s. mint elections mike hanna has more now from washington. well it's a logistical nightmare for the first time ever in florida's history there's going to be a statewide recount in sixty seven counties that famous recount in two thousand was mainly in broward county this one goes right across the state it's a recount for the post of senate for the post of governor and for the agriculture commissioner now in the senate race that's the tightest of all there's a margin of difference of listen point one five percent this means that the votes may well have to be counted by hand that's hundreds of thousands of votes being manually counted now legally the count is supposed to be completed by th

and erotic coalition fighting who the rebels supported by iran mohammad the reports from nearby djibouti. they call themselves the brigade of giants in reality though they are on the shuttle militia from southern yemen by the united arab emirates they are the frontline force in the battle for the strategic port city of kut they supported by the sodium morality coalition air power eldar in iraq today with god's help we've been able to take over the fabric brothers industrial complex in the east of this city and in the next hours we have control of more areas of the city of her data victories coming we'd prayers for our fighters and for the injured. today that we did support the bring sinew and under the humanitarian aid has become the center of yemen's complete with ground troops allied to the coalition struggling to drive out the whole the fighters controlling it. these hospital on the outskirts of the city has been a battleground for the past five days hold the fighters took up positions on its roof to stop the coalition's offensive from this end of the city attacks on school some hospi

to get the warring parties or volunteer gosh ating table home of the over ports from neighboring djibouti. un special envoy martin if it. wants to launch peace talks collapsed last september now he's back in yemen trying to get a farm commitment from the warring parties to a cease fire and a new round of talks is an opportunity to try and build trust that at the peace talks. as we know we when you have peace talks you need to speak to the various people to open back channels up lines of communication to build up trust ahead of the almost walks to try and make sure that people will attend but then though also listen to what the other side has to say then going fighting in the port city of what they the how about risks upset to this partial and voice efforts to bring the warring parties to the table in december the sodium it ought to call it announced earlier this week it was holding all hostilities and on. these little fighting broke out again. a patchwork of yemeni fighters loyal to the international legitimacy government are leading the fighting on the ground despite loud claims of progr

local source says at least one hundred fifty people have been killed since sunday one day reports of djibouti just across the red sea from yemen. fierce fighting on one of the front lines on the fringes of the port city of her data this is one of the largest bottle so far in the war in yemen for the whole of the fighters who control her data losing the strategic port is not an option and they are putting up a stiff resistance. we should have attempted another suicide attack but it failed we are advancing. despite earlier promises by this coalition and pro-government forces multiplied through bottles in some parts of the city the conflict was already and about face in one presidential area is told the city is lie and collected relentless bombardment to kill numerous fighters and this is the ultimate prize the pro-government alliance and their sody and their morality but because often the port of data a vital lifeline for millions of yemenis more than seventy percent of yemen's imports including u.n. aid comes through these dogs and. as you can see we're at the front line close to the port of h

many caught in the conflict lack access to basic medical care mohammed atta reports from nearby djibouti. they call themselves the brigade of giants in reality though they are called militia from southern yemen by the united arab emirates they are the frontline force in the battle for the certain port city of kut they supported by the sodium coalition air power. today with god's help we've been able to take over the fabric brothers industrial complex in the east of this city and in the next hours we have control of more areas of the city of her data victories coming we'd prayers for our fighters and for the injured. today though we did support the bring sinew and other humanitarian aid has become the center of yemen's conflict with ground troops allied to the coalition struggling to drive out the hold the fighters controlling it. these hospital on the outskirts of the city has been a battleground for the past five days hold the fighters took up positions on its roof to stop the coalition's offensive from this end of the city attacks on school some hospitals are quite common here with chi

reports now from across the red sea in djibouti. after a brief pause in fighting a few days ago the besieged city of her days again in flames both if itas us a top target that industrial complex on the outskirts with rockets and artillery because it was a base for the pro-government alliance backed by so did the us its forces took control of these parts of the eastern suburbs a few days ago philthy commanders say the recent plea for ceasefire is simply a ploy to allow their allies to the group in the military escalation must be met with a similar escalation once the balance of power is gained over they are in possession of advanced technologies sophisticated weapons in addition to the logistic support from the usa then a political solution can be acceptable to them if we remain weak they will dictate their own terms. the two day lolling fighting earlier this week seems all but shouted on the residents of the city are bracing themselves for more fight. video posted on the internet by the pro-government dance brigade shows troops adva

the world is the djibouti a member of parliament in the central african republic has been extradited to the netherlands to stand trial for war crimes he's alfred yet to talk he's also known as rambo also accused of crimes against humanity murder and torture of muslims prosecutors say he led the mostly christian and. which for muslims a laker rebels when they seized power five years ago. the remains of five more people have been found in the rubble left by massive wildfires and mold in california now that brings the death toll to seventy six with almost one thousand three hundred people still unaccounted for kristen salumi reports those who've lost their homes a wondering what to do next. at a makeshift camp next to a wal-mart parking lot shell shocked families take stock of their losses aimee bravo and her family were among the fifty thousand people forced to flee their homes as the wildfires closed in around them her trailer home and her place of employment are gone not to mention her daughter's toys a million things going through my head right we just got to figure out what we're d

marotta coalition fighting who through rebel supported by iran mohammad the reports from nearby djibouti. they call themselves the brigade of giants in reality though they are on the shackle militia from southern yemen by the united arab emirates they are the frontline force in the battle for the strategic port city of kut they supported by the sodium morality coalition air power. today with god's help we've been able to take over the fabric brothers industrial complex in the east of the city and in the next hours we have control of more areas of the city of how data victories coming we need prayers for our fighters and for the injured. today that we did support the brings in you and under the humanitarian aid has become the center of yemen's complete with ground troops allied to the coalition struggling to drive out the hole to fight us controlling it these hospital on the outskirts of the city has been a battleground for the past five days hold the fighters took up positions on its roof to stop the coalition's offensive from this end of the city attacks on school some hospitals are qui

main port city of data and that it does has been following the story from across the red sea in djibouti. fierce fighting on one of the front lines on the fringes of the port city of data this is one of the largest bottle so far in the war in yemen all the old the fighters who control what they the losing the strategic port is not an option and they are putting up a stiff resistance because of this we have attempted another suicide attack but it fails we are advancing. despite all your promises by the so the coalition and pro-government forces multiplied through bottles in some parts of the city the conflict was already and top that face in one presidential area is still the city borders lie and collect relentless bombardment killed numerous fighters and this is the ultimate price the pro-government alliance and their soda and their morality buck is off to the port of data a bite to lifeline for millions of yemenis more than seventy percent of yemen's imports including u.n. aid comes through these dogs and. as you can see we're at the front line close to the port of today right there in

djibouti. after a brief pause in fighting a few days ago the besieged city of her days again in flames. fighters us a top target that industrial complex on the outskirts with rockets and artillery because it was a base for the pro-government alliance backed by so did the u.s. its forces took control of these parts of the eastern suburbs a few days ago philthy commanders say the resent the forces fire is simply a ploy to allow their allies to the group in the military escalation must be met with a similar escalation once the balance of power is gained although they are in possession of advanced technologies sophisticated weapons in addition to the logistic support from the usa then a political solution can be acceptable to them if we remain weak they will dictate their own terms. the two day lolling fighting earlier this week seems all but shut it on the president of the city are bracing themselves for more fight. video posted on the internet by the pro-government dance brigade shows troops adva

djibouti or canada's prime minister on the first west and later acknowledged that his country's received an audio recording of jamal khashoggi as mudda justin trudeau says intelligence agencies have listened to the tapes to turkey's president russia typo and said on saturday that recordings have been shared with several countries including saudi arabia the us germany france and person. canada's intelligence agencies have been working very closely on this issue with with the turkish intelligence canada has been fully briefed off on what what turkey had to share and i had a conversation with the president earlier one just a couple of weeks ago in over the phone here in in in paris we had brief exchanges in which i. thanked him for his his strength in responding to the show you situation meanwhile the french foreign minister says he doesn't know if turkey has given his government any recordings related to the killing you give the turkish president of playing political games comments which ankara has described as an acceptable. excess if the turkish president has information he should give i

flawed these calls have been ignored with neither side willing to compromise mohamed atta was the djibouti. firefighters in california say they're up against some of the toughest conditions they've faced as wildfires continue to rage across the u.s. state the death toll has jumped to twenty three hundreds of thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes brunell's reports from malibu. at least two hundred thousand people in southern california have been evacuated as the wildfire there has doubled in size are far far it's been a seems an extreme. conditions now they say they've never seen him on. two thousand firefighters are battling the blaze many homes have been burnt to the ground in northern california a separate huge wildfire killed a number of people as they tried to flee the town of paradise the town itself was virtually incinerated dozens of people are missing in that area and authorities fear the death toll may rise we've gone to lots of you know wild land fires over the years and this is one of the worst we have seen personally so. it's pretty horrific. the fires broke

djibouti.but as prime minister tories amazes how government as close to striking a breaks it speaking at the lord mayor's banquet in london may send negotiators a working into the night to go see oceans for our departure are now in the endgame and we are working extremely hard through the night to make you grow press on the remaining issues in the withdrawal agreement which are significant both sides want to reach an agreement but what we are negotiating is immense ments the difficult and i do not shy away from that fire investigators in the northern california town of paradise have begun sifting through the wreckage searching for human remains at least forty two people died in paradise and the surrounding area when a huge fire swept through on thursday investigators have called in a mobile d.n.a. lab to identify victims of the file which almost destroyed the town home to twenty seven thousand people for the cell five fighters have contained about fifteen percent of a huge fire in the l.a. coun

djibouti. to every cause now in memories of the last seven war remains for many seven years later fighting between supporters of rival presidents killed three thousand people survivors of torture and rape are demanding justice as former president on a question for crimes against humanity the goal of hark reports from abidjan. he says he was driving home when a policeman pulled him over asking for identification. the officer told him his last name didn't sound ivorian enough to foreign and he was arrested. while in custody he says police spat in his face the beatings turned to torture human rights groups say three hundred fifty seven people arrested like him were killed that same day and dumped in mass graves seven years on debby awaits justice someplace on the mother for. wanted for society we have not received just as their parents or the children of those mother does of these this did want to let us express or share grievance but you can't erase the past which started as a disputed presidenti

and assembling comfort kits, distributed in places like iraq, kuwait, djibouti and poland and these kids provide personal items, snack and personal note of thanks. and joining a group of real legacy in the american red cross, and within world war i in 1970 and it will continue today. on a personal note, and i am the proud step mom of an active-duty master sergeant in the air force, he is about to be deployed. and deployed twice in iraqi. and cards and comfort items from strangers meant the world from him and the support of the folks back home during the holidays, the work we are doing here is very important. i want to thank you for sharing your time with us today and your commitment to the nation's military men and women, veterans and their families and now it is my great honor to introduce a remarkable woman who is a friend of the american red cross, and wonderful advocate for america's military family, second lady karen pence is a dedicated wife and mother and educator and award-winning artist. before becoming first lady of indiana in 2013, mrs. pence spent 25 years in a classroom as a

acute malnutrition the deadliest form of extreme hunger i would add are reports from neighboring djibouti. the kushal to solve human swore and not just by the bombs and bullets their comic impact has been catastrophic for the general population food supplies have been disrupted prices have gone up and millions of people are now living with the effects of malnutrition. is weak and severely malnourished she is ten months old but weighs just three kilograms the weight over a newly born baby. been sick since she was born hunger and disease have left tiny and frail she even struggles to cry. mariam is a very sick not only she can give nourished but she also suffers from diarrhoea she's very sick yemen has always been desperately poor but the war husband thinks was while food prices inevitably rice incomes have plummeted many families can barely afford to eat. i have sixteen children two of them suffer severe malnutrition and hung on the living conditions as you know and i'm without any source of income hospitals in hijab province overflowing with sick and starving babies and more keep arriving

in djibouti. we're taking a closer look then why the battle for hard data is so important in june thousands of yemeni pro-government forces backed by saudi and amarok began their offensive to retake her data from the fight is the coastal city is where more than seventy percent of the country's food aid fuel and commercial goods enter the country aid groups say yemen is just three months away from a devastating famine putting thirteen million people at risk the un has postponed peace talks which were to begin this month unless nominee is a professor of political science at the university of waterloo in canada she says the saudi m a rotty coalition is trying to take control of her data before any peace talks. i think that's the strategy overall but of course it comes at an enormous cost of civilians in addition to your report it's important to point out that eighty percent of all food comes through the data similarily medicine this is a country that is pretty much import dependent on food so it is f

no reports now from across the red sea in djibouti. un special envoy martin griffiths his efforts to launch peace talks collapsed last september now he's back in yemen trying to get a farm commitment from the warring parties to a cease fire and a new round of talks is an opportunity to try and build trust that at the peace talks and sweet as we know we when you have peace talks you need to speak to the various people to open back channels up lines of communication to build up trust ahead of the almost talks to try and make sure that people will firstly attend but then they're also listen to what the other side has to say their ongoing fighting in the port city of what they the however risks upsetting this partial and voice efforts to bring the warring parties to the table in december the sodium and arctic ocean announced earlier this week it will hold to all hostilities around the days later fighting broke out again apart to walk of yemeni fighters loyal to the international difficulties the couple meant leading the fighting on the gro

farm in just like the would of course and it won't be forgotten to bomb it out the wall jersey into djibouti mark k.'s a senior conflict advisor for save the children and he says the conflict is having a devastating impact on the children. these aren't just statistics there are eighty five thousand will children who are behind these numbers and that's eighty five thousand feet is the being extinguished that's eighty five thousand parents who want to bury their children who are on the age of five. and devastating to see the true impact this conflict has is having on the yemeni people we were able to get these figures essentially by looking at the full cost for severe acute malnutrition per each year and then look at how much humanitarian agencies like save the children like the u.n. have managed to reach in that time and then looking at the gap showing the mortality rate to come to this figure of eighty five thousand israel standpoint tonight this is a conservative figure the chances are actually is probably much higher and also our new represents children under the age of five so the real to

them to change their approach to the conflict mom of the dough reports from across the red sea in djibouti. in a joint letter to the u.s. government the five charities say the hole to u.s. military support for the sodium but article would save many lives the u.s. they say is fueling a crisis that has severe consequences for millions of civilians. the international rescue committee oxfam america care u.s. save the children and the with generosity council say that fourteen million the images out risk of starving to death if the parties to the conflict don't change course immediately we're completely desperate the more we wait every single minute . day a week we wait means more simply in shipment lossless and we're saying enough now is the time for the us to use the power they have to end this brutal brutal manmade hell really that we're seeing in yemen today. the charities also accuse the warring parties of undermining human sequenom it with practices that of course rampant inflation millions out of work and don't know where their next meal will come from the u.s. supports the sodium without

back talks in sweden later this month mohammed other reports from neighboring djibouti. these are the kind of all talks the whole to say will end ballistic missiles fired into so that it be a from across the south of the border in the. polls the president of the whole the supreme revolutionary committee said we are mounted our initiatives by calling on the yemeni official forty's to stop the launching of missiles and drones on the us so the country is on their allies in yemen in order to stop and it just difficult for their continued aggression or siege while preparing to freeze and stop military operations on all fronts to reach a just an honorable peace if they really want peace for the people of yemen. after we started using missile attacks and we started to target saudi forces near the border saudi arabia is now portraying its aggression on yemen as if it is just a response to our missile and border attacks therefore today steve imes to once again clarify. we also announce that we are ready to stop all operations at all fronts to show the world who was doing what and

al-jazeera is now hammered out is monitoring the conflict from just across the red sea in djibouti and how to put this who think ceasefire into some context for us. yes. amongst men by the whole thing is false a form composition by hard with the u.n. special envoy to yemen martin going to fit who's trying really hard to bring the warring parties in yemen to peace talks planned for the end of the year in sweden they's a rush against time. for the force time consensus among the international community that there is a need to stop the swart this announcement by the whole thing is comes days after we saw some advancement by the pro-government alliance supported by the saudi to quote a new shall we also know that the saudi government which is leading this correlation is also facing its own pressure the damage done to its reputation by the killing. the journalist jamal khashoggi in the stumble something that has really cost them a lot of diplomatic political. goodwill and then also we are seeing that. the cost of the war in yemen hoss rocket and now past two hundred billion dollars and there

are fighting the odds to is the children's suffering as mohamad are the reports from neighboring djibouti. it's sort of a a moment for these yemeni children at an amusement park in the capital sanaa they play and just so that because of the war our hopes and ambitions were destroyed but today we're laughing playing and we've enjoyed ourselves and did everything we wanted to do. they have witnessed the brutality of the conflict in their country for stunned many traumatized social workers organize the play day to give them some reprieve from the war. this event is to provide some help in light of the bad situation our country is going through our most sponsored this event as a way to give some psychological support to the children of yemen this isn't the first such event we organized about a month ago we also organized a similar event and we're planning more in the future they'll put unities for this generation have been changed for. extreme hunger and preventable diseases are killing many children every day save the children estimates the daily average is one hundred children dying from st

djibouti this is the news hour from syria still to come on the program the u.s. and china's tit for tat trade war leaves a bitter taste at the closing of this year's apec summit. and in sports a bad week for the n.b.a. champions gets even worse we'll have all the details a little later inspired. president donald trump has visited the devastation left by the worst wildfires in california as history the number of dead has risen now to seventy six people but thirteen hundred people are still unaccounted for i was a serious kristen salumi has been missing some of those who've lost everything. at a makeshift camp next to a wal-mart parking lot shell shocked families take stock of their losses aimee bravo and her family were among the fifty thousand people forced to flee their homes as the wildfires closed in around them her trailer home and her place of employment are gone not to mention her daughter's toys a million things coming to my head right we just got to figure out what we're doing and where we're going. that's. her hometown called paradise now looks more like

they are going to be distributed in places like iraq, kuwait, djibouti and poland and these cuts provide personal items, snacks, and personal note of thanks. and with your work this morning, you're joining a group of real legacy of the american red cross. the first time we sent comfort kits overseas was in world war one in 1917. and the tradition will continue today. on a very personal note, i am the daughter of a world war ii veteran. i am the wife of a vietnam vet. and i'm a proud stepmom of an active duty master sergeant in the air force. and we just learned last week that he is about to be deployed. my stepson missed two christmases back-to-back because he was deployed twice, two different times, in iraq. and he told me that getting cards and comfort items from strangers meant the world to him because it meant that he had the support of the folks back home during the holidays. so the work we are going to be doing here is very important. so i want to thank you all once again for sharing your time with us today. and for your commitment to the nation's military men and women. our vetera

djibouti we've got plenty more ahead on the news hour how a rift between the u.s. and china is overshadowing a major economic summit will be live from papua new guinea. campaigning begins in what's expected to be nigeria's most expensive presidential election. and later in sport find out why the crowd was unhappy with this tennis player. roger federer be here with. solar still ahead but first authorities in argentina say the submarine a san juan which disappeared with a crew of forty four on board imploded the wreckage of the vessel was discovered a year after it disappeared off the country's eastern coast today several reports from one of cyrus. for a year and two days they walked into the same question where are the forty four loved ones the crew of this on kwan finally they have some answers but not closure just yet loss and we were sitting at the dining table with my mom when the mrs from the submarine command force arrived saying that an object that was detected just said i was the sun one we couldn't believe it we turned on the television and they said it was

djibouti versions prime minister says attempts to topple him from power will be pointless and risk causing delays to break that negotiations to resume its critics are urging her to return to brussels to demand more concessions for her draft deal to leave the e.u. conservative party opponents are gathering support for a challenge to her leadership as well though it is unclear whether the forty eight letters of no confidence needed to trigger a vote have actually been sent the change of leadership at this point isn't going to make the negotiations any easier and it's not going to change the parliamentary arithmetic what it will do what it will do is bring in a degree of uncertainty that's uncertainty for people and their jobs what it will do is mean that is a risk that actually we delay the negotiations and that's a risk that wrecks it gets to lay off frustrated. now the united states is rushing to finish its border wall with the mexican city of to try to keep thousands of central american migrants out these are the ones of course making their way through mexico hoping to seek asylum in the

though is in nearby djibouti as you know monitoring the war in yemen for us and he has more on what the u.n. special envoys visit has achieved. u.n. special envoy martin griffiths says he has managed to get some form commitment from both parties in the conflict in yemen to peace talks to be held december in sweden he visited the port city of. the management. of today where more than seven percent of the country's imports including aid go through the un want some sort of supervisory role in the management of the port on the whole thing under intense pressure too hung over the management of the ports to a third party amounting to food safety is managed to get the. agreement of the management of the port to talks about how the u.n. can get some sort of a role in the management of the port there seems to be consensus building all around within the international community for peace talks to behold it's the only way it's believed that yemen come to a ton to peace and also the humanitarian crisis in the country can be resolved these a lot of pressure on not only the fighters on the pro-governm

when you look at what china has done in djibouti and sri lanka where they have taken ownership of a leasepot they don't build themselves, you can extrapolate that out through the pacific. that is the concern, but they will get a foothold in the pacific and overtime they will slowly slice the salami to appoint where in 20 or 30 years we have a fully fledged military installation in the pacific. that is why this country is now so important to the us and its allies to america is investing in a new naval base. the battle for influence between these two superpowers as benefiting papua new guinea for now but will also determine its direction in the future. so how do smaller apec nations choose between the world ‘s two largest economies? 0ne choose between the world ‘s two largest economies? one of those countries is she let the host of next yea r‘s summit countries is she let the host of next year's summit in 2019. earlier i sat down for an exclusive interview with its president and asked how the trade war is impacting his economy. china is our latest trading partner, the us is the second—large

hospital millions of people depend on the red sea port for food and aid mama dove reports now from djibouti. they call themselves the brigade of giants in reality though they are on the show called militia from southern yemen by the united arab emirates they are the frontline force in the battle for the strategic port city of kut they are supported by the sodium routed coalition air power held very large today with god's help we've been able to take over the fabric brothers industrial complex in the east of the city and in the next hours we have control of more areas of the city of how data victories coming we need prayers for our fighters and for the injured. today that we did sport that brings in you and other humanitarian aid has become the center of yemen's conflict with ground troops allied to the coalition struggling to drive out the hold the fighters controlling it these hospital on the outskirts of the city has been a battleground for the past five days hold the fighters took up positions on its roof to stop the coalition's offensive from this end of the city attacks on school some

djibouti mexico says talks are ongoing over a deal to manage asylum seekers gathered at the southern u.s. border thousands of central americans who tracked through mexico hoping to cross into the u.s. but president donald trump wants them to stay and in mexico asylum claims are heard in the u.s. courts despite a tweet from chance that a deal had been reached exco says no formal agreement has been signed has more from washington d.c. . well don trying to suggest the there was a deal but there's a problem with the first one is the new lopez obrador presidency doesn't begin to december the first and that means that they can't be reaching any deals with any foreign government until the actually take control the second thing is that the incoming interior minister said yes we absolutely have a deal but then when it was reported in mexico and there was big political push back then she said no no no we don't have a deal at this point that's because many in mexico don't see this is a mexican problem they see this as a united states problem if donald trump was able to negotiate a remain in mex

djibouti.sri lanka's supreme court is hearing a challenge to the president's decision to call a snap election at the palace are seen at chegg at a political crisis last month after he replaced the prime minister and dissolved parliament that cost protests and international criticism but as for some colombo. because attorney general has been arguing before the supreme court why he believes it's constitutional for the president to dissolve parliament and call elections but over all this everybody here really knows why we've got to this stage and it's because prison my three powers are saying he's playing for time he's not got the numbers in parliament to endorse his decision to sack one prime minister and replace him with another so he's dissolved parliament wants to have elections and whatever legal arguments the government finds to say that this is constitutional there is a feeling really it's going to the spirit of a constitutional change called a couple of years ago that took power away from

neighbors after years of conflict in june ethiopia and eritrea signed a peace deal while relations with djibouti have also improved prosecutors in the us trial of your congressmen the drug lord known as el chapo have asked the judge to throw out the defense's opening statement because ms voice of also accused mexican presidents of taking bribes from traffickers is allegedly the head of the siller cartel was the main supplier of illegal drugs into the united states those weather headlines about with more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera we continue with al-jazeera world to stay with us. i thanks to all of your now and on to chicago and i was in the in. my. on the eighth of june nineteenth sixty eight american speech tribute to a remarkable politician the younger brother of former president john f. kennedy senator robert kennedy had been assassinated three days earlier in the back room of a los angeles hotel. sirhan b. charest her husband was arrested at the scene of the crime in what the los angeles police department the l.a.p.d. thought was an open and shut case. which i. and to prove tha

yemen in two thousand and fifteen mohammad though has the latest developments now from neighboring djibouti. martin griffiths visit to yemen is all about getting a commitment from the whole thing to not only a ceasefire but also the peace talks i thought planned for before the end of the year in sweden has been talking to the whole of his own so far he has been able to gain that concession in which they had promised to stop targeting the sodium without equalisation on their allies in yemen with brawn and ballistic missiles but that hasn't translated to the guns going silent in the vital port city of the day that we've seen some of the most intense fighting in the past forty eight hours in the city and very close to the port where seventy percent of yemen's exports including crucial aid go through now the people who are suffering in different parts of the country people who are facing starvation and the u.s. on the verge of a farm and here's a glimpse of some of the suffering some of the people are going through. the kushal to solve human swore and not just by the bombs and bullets they're c

djibouti all right still ahead when we come back hopes dashed for families of victims of argentina's submarine disaster. an ancient love story reinterpreted as a modern warning against prejudice and division. from long flowing i mean winds to an enchanting desert breeze. and there's more rain on its way it's moving general speed from west to east as a satellite picks up doesn't look very much and never does on this scale to be honest i think we'll see some significant amount we're not into the yangtze still will hands plus eleven if you go north yet the high ground and it starts to snow but actually that cold air is really coming much for the south facing the sun warms who hung up with fourteen jong two and across to shanghai as well with the sherry stuff having gone size it puts at risk a certain amount of the area around hong kong that the southeast of china but there's not much to it occasional showers i think will be the limit because much of the actions taken place further south in the south china sea this is a circulation it may still develop into something more but i don't thi

has pushed them eight point four million people to the brink of starvation how about a reports by djibouti. after a brief pause in fighting a few days ago the besieged city of her days again in flames whole thing fighters us a top target that industrial complex on the outskirts with rockets and artillery because it was a base for the pro-government alliance backed by so did the u.s. its forces took control of these parts of the eastern suburbs a few days ago philthy commanders say the recent plea for ceasefire is simply a ploy to allow their allies to the group in the military escalation must be met with a similar escalation once the balance of power is gained over they are in possession of advanced technologies sophisticated weapons in addition to the logistic support from the usa then a political solution can be acceptable to them if we remain weak they will dictate their own terms. the two day law in fighting earlier this week seems all but shouted on the residents of the city are bracing themselves for more fight. video posted on the internet by the pro-government dance brigade shows t

djibouti the u.s.envoy for afghanistan says that he's hoping for a peace deal with the taliban by april i'll make a little sad has had three days of talks in castle where the taliban has a political office a u.s. led coalition force the taliban from power seventeen years ago following the september eleventh attacks on new york and washington but the taliban still controls almost half of afghanistan and frequently attacks security forces and government targets it's refused to negotiate directly with the internationally recognized afghan government calling it an illegitimate regime put into place by foreign powers michael semple is a professor at queen's university belfast and former deputy e.u. special representative to afghanistan who's negotiated with the taliban he joins us now via skype from dublin good to have you with us professor these talks in doha what they routine or significant. definitely they are significant really as you know remarkable the boys from his is now saying that he hopes to get

point for the majority of food and aid into yemen who have either though has more from neighboring djibouti. the club just happened to have solve but they bought a few kilometers away from that. to be offensive on the positions of pro-government fighters who have been receiving rainfall over night and these shelters of forty eight hour lull in the fighting in those bottles in the past. days and people have been given out about forty eight hours before these recent clashes and this happens. talks of peace talks resuming this is sweden the so the coalition has confirmed that they have told their allies in yemen to stop targeting the positions on the fighting and as we go forward in the preparations of these talks will see more clashes like lease. of both sides tech to try to take more territory and come to the talks on a position of strength to resume a standing firm as politicians from her conservative party to launch a bid to remove her british prime minister it's in response to her draft divorce deal to withdraw britain from the european union breck said hardliners say the deal makes too m