i'm elizabeth puranam. also ahead - it was like the wild west. a number of israeli veterans say they were ordered to fire at anything to moved during the last gaza war. >>> clashes in burundi's capital as police try to shut down anti-government protests. plus... >> i'm andrew simmonds reporting from a mountainous region in nepal and i'll explain some of the reasons why aide is not getting through to victims of the earthquake >>> saudi arabia says it's considering a pause in air strikes in certain parts of in. fighter jets from the saudi-led coalition targets airports across the country, and in the capital sanaa air strikes hit a cargo plane, used to transport food and splay. airports in and other areas have been hit, despite a call for the coalition to hold fire. [ technical difficulties ] bridge. making too many young men and women feel like no matter how hard they try, they may never achieve their dreams. and that sense of unfairness and of powerlessness, of people not hearing their voices, that's helped to fuel some of the protests that we've

program elizabeth puranam, also ahead... >> it will fall to me it to take responsibility >>> a defiant sepp blatter addresses the court >>> bombs explode in baghdad killing 10, and captured at 15, spending a decade in guantanamo and more time behind bars in canada. thailand is hosting a regional meeting to discuss the south-east asian migrant crisis representatives from 17 nations are attending, including bangladesh. we go to scott heidler, live in bangkok in a moment. first gerald tan explains where myanmar myanmar's rohingya are at the center of the crisis. >> reporter: the rohingya are a distinct western muslim group living in the western state, bordering bangladesh. myanmar does not rorgz the rohingya and considers the 1.1 million as immigrants. government policy denied them citizenship, land rights and restrict their movements. their blight claim to light in 2012. economic hardship has driven many rohingya to seek refuge in malaysia. 130,000 people have undertaken a journey across the bay of bengal. the rohingya gathered in boats. and cox's bizarre fell into the hands. once they r

i'm elizabeth puranam. also ahead - binyamin netanyahu strikes a deal with the coalition government in israel. >> chile's president sacks government ministers after a series of corruption allegations. >> farmers this year are expecting another record harvest. why the government is winning the war against a deadly crime >>> the yemeni ambassador to the united nations is urging world powers to intervene in the crisis to yemen. in a letter to the u.n. security council, he calls on the international community to intervene by sending land forces to save... [ technical difficulty ] pass pass..timing of the letter is significant. it could give legitimacy to the saudi-led coalition to get ground forces into the country. this letter is basically an invitation for the international community to do that. that could be the legal cover to get the ground troops in there. number two, it could be a last-ditch effort by yemen to get the houthis back to the negotiating table. so far the houthis are open to talks so long as t

i'm elizabeth puranam. also ahead - the pentagon chief hits out at beijing as tensions arise over its claims on the south china sea >>> two bombings in two weeks in saudi arabia. i.s.i.l. says it's behind the blast near a shia mosque that killed three people. and cracking down on the deep web. the founder of the rogue website sentenced to life in prison in the u.s. >>> football's world governing body is in the grip of the biggest scandal in its history. it has not come or kept the man at the center of it keeping his job. the fifth term may be tough for sepp blatter. the management problem is the warning by the u.e.f.a. president. he threatened to pool european teams out of the world cup offer the way corruption has run through f.i.f.a. there's the ongoing investigation sparked by the rest of top f.i.f.a. officials in switzerland, and on top of all of this outcomes from investigations may impact upcoming world cups in russia in 2018 and qatar in 2022. the changes are likely to dog him as he extends his reign

headlines from doha i'm elizabeth puranam, also ahead - hours after proposing a ceasefire, saudi arabia warns that it will start bombing in territories that are attacked. the u.s. says it's trailling a group of opposition fighters to take on i.s.i.l. and it comes out of a traditional period of mourning. facing an uphill road to recovery. >> an exit poll in the u.k. is predicting prime minister david cameron will stay put in 10 downing street. the conservative party will be short of a majority. contrary to pre-election projections of a tight race, there has been a stunning of projected losses and there are calls for the leader to resign. here is how the numbers are looking. the center right are expected to be the largest party with 316 seats. then the center left currently predicted to have 239 seats. it's been a bad night for the central liberal democrats, projected to lose 47 seats, down to 10. the leader nick clegg held on to his seat. the polls predicting two seats for the u.k. independence party. it's been a result for the scottish national party, a huge increase to 58 seats. tim fr

i'm elizabeth puranam in doha.se are the top stories son al jazeera - houthi fighters have been shelling the border region between yemen and saudi arabia. it forced saudie authorities to close all schools. all flights from the airport have been suspended. >>> saudi arabia announced the creation of a humanitarian center to coordinate aid effort by the yemenis, after a call by the u.n. for a pause in the bombing campaign to allow aid in >>> pictures emerged of a dramatic rescue operation of people in the mediterranean sea. the video was shot from a commercial vessel which came to their rescue on monday. >> tibetans at kathmandu came to a temple to pray and light oil lamps. more than 7,000 people died in the quake >>> meanwhile an avalanche outside the capital that followed the earthquake left nearly 200 dead, and 120 people, including nepalese nationals. andrew simmonds flue there with an army relief team and sent there report. >> reporter: it's a valley leading to one of the popular places in nepal. few would want t

i'm elizabeth puranam in doha. these are the top stories. >> experts warn of growing health concerns in nepal. thousands concerned at the unhygenic conditions. more than 6,000 people are confirmed dead bodies buried on the rubble >>> police in baltimore have completed their investigation into the death of freddie gray a black man who suffered a fatal spinal injury. for now the results are confidential. demonstrations have been held around the u.s. with over 1,000 people marching in philadelphia. u.s. warned of sanctions against violence in burundi. as protests agant the president continued for a sixth day. anti-government protesters rallied against a decision for the president to run for another turn >>> aden has seen some of the fiercest fighting. saudi arabia says dozens of houthis fighters have been killed. fouring north -- further north there was an attack on a border post. >> fight has been made in idlib. the government retaliated with barrel bombs. the pictures are from bench city in north-west idlib. a new a

i'm elizabeth puranam. also ahead - it was like the wild west.r of israeli veterans say they were ordered to fire at anything to moved during the last gaza war. >>> clashes in burundi's capital as police try to shut down anti-government protests

i'm elizabeth puranam. also ahead - the pentagon chief hits out at beijing as tensions arise over its claims on the south china sea >>> two

headlines from doha i'm elizabeth puranam, also ahead - hours after proposing a ceasefire, saudi arabia warns that it will start bombing in territories that are attacked. the u.s. says it's trailling a group of opposition fighters to

i'm elizabeth puranam.lso ahead - binyamin netanyahu strikes a deal with the coalition government in israel. >> chile's president sacks government ministers after a series of corruption

i'm elizabeth puranam. also ahead - free at last.vivors recall their experiences after spending months in boko haram captivity >>> a

i'm elizabeth puranam from doha. these are the top stories - 15 dead after a suicide bombing in a mosque in maiduguri in north-eastern nigeria. it comes after a boko haram attack on the city suburbs, and a day after the inauguration of new prime minister kevin durant. -- prime minister muhammadu buhari. >>> the envoy to syria condemned the government for using barrel bombs. most were killed in a market at the time of alback which was controlled by i.s.i.l. forces. egypt has released a human rights activists. mohammad who didn't eat solid foot arrived home to the united states after washington secured his release. >>> more than 4,200 migrants have been brought to an italy port. 17 dead migrants were found. emma haywood reports >>> in the middle of sea it was a scramble. among them in this boat very young. few can imagine how the mother might have felt being reunited with her little boy. others exhausted from their journey were able to rest on deck. >>> and an unprecedented unless of people are trying to make the peril

i'm elizabeth puranam. also ahead - free at last. survivors recall their experiences after spending months in boko haram captivity >>> a lucky escape for desperate migrants. we met some rescued from the mediterranean. and one of the new zealand's famous glaciers dramatically changing the landscape. >> the war in yemen spilt over to saudi arabia. houthi fighters attacked the saudi border city. inside yemen intense battles taking place. it's reported that 12 houthi fighters have been killed in an ambush on the outskirts of a city in aden. there has been fierce battles. and 10 houthis reportedly killed and a number of civilians injured. the king of saudi arabia told golf leaders that they must stand up to iran accused of backing the houthis. the king announced the setting up of a center to organise fad and aid. >> reporter: yemen and france dominated the summit. it comes as a crucial moment for the region. the war in yemen enters its sixth week without clear result. instead of being pushed out of aden and sanaa, the houthis attack a sau

program elizabeth puranam, also ahead... >> it will fall to me it to take responsibility >>> a defiant sepp blatter addresses the court >>> bombs e

i'm elizabeth puranam. also ahead - free at last.rs recall their experiences after spending months in boko haram >>> a lucky escape for desperate