meghan and harry h will have an evening party. big fun.l weddings, the it's mandatory for the groom to bow and the bride to courtsy for the queen. it's also proper for the entire congregation to sing the national anthem. which just happens to be god save the queen. ♪ god save the queen >> meanwhile, lots of stars are gearing up for their own royal viewing party. and there are plenty who have caught royal wedding fever. >> nothing america loves more than a royal wedding. we don't have them. >> my gosh, yes. i mean, everybody is excited about it, right? >> freaks me out. there's a palace. everything is gold. like, it's crazy. i'm superinto it. >> hollywood loves a royal wedding. but with stateside coverage starting so early in the morning, who is in for the wakeup call snmplgt i'm not. con grat. but i'm not. >> not a chance. i -- you know, i barely remember my wedding. >> sit on youtube? >> i have a dvr. >> i'll probably try to tune in. >> we'll record it. >> okay. >> i'll be watching wit a huge box of collie nexts. >> should i lie or be hon

alleged political crimes under a zoloft finding those responsible for the murder of all of the vine of h. will never be an easy time. but in his last interview the valid which did point a finger of suspicion in one rather unexpected direction. over the balustrade the statement that he doesn't feel threatened if you write spite starts by his people. before he died advantaged told the press. people here are not afraid of albanians they're afraid of serbs the local strongmen and the criminals we had over fifty cases of torched call's throwing of hand grenades and unexplained killings the perpetrators have links to the security structures. there is organized crime throughout the territory of course or and for many years the north has been a kind of lawless area and of course just leads to a situation where crime flourishes and where money is made and quite big money. so could all of ivana bitch of upsets kosovo's criminal underworld war was the underworld prompted interacting on someone's behalf. according to the course of an press one name in particular has attracted attention from the authoritie

greatest aviation mysteries and now it seems the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight m h three seventy will remain just as the malaysian government has announced it will not extend the current search for the aircraft which vanished in twenty fourteen but as the year gopalan reports from kuala lumpur many of the families of the passengers want the search to continue. the search for m.h. three seventy has been an emotional journey for the families of the two hundred ninety eight people on board the plane when it disappeared racing off its mother was a passenger she has been following the investigation closely at one point she along with other relatives of m h three seventy passengers traveled to madagascar to look for debris from the aircraft the trip yielded few on cers like the numerous searches over the past four years it's definitely gone beyond has become all about them keeping their promises it's about accountability and above all it is about prevention of something like this from happening again it is completely unacceptable that we have no idea how a plane vanished into thin air a thr

we are aer superpower, a h power, if you will, and we have never been freer and more diverse. i believe those things are cohiected. rajiniorian jon meacham. the symphony orchestra in ofgland formed what is believed to be the first sional ensemble led by disabled musicians. now theyre set to premiere in london from. the conductor has cerebral palsy. our arts editor will gompertz nt to meet him. ♪ will: james coucts the symphony orchestra round ensemble. they are rehearsing rachmaninoff for royal albert hall on the 27th of august. he has come a long way prettyic quy since he took up his specially designed baton six years ago. is it liberating for you? will: let's talk about your conducting. it seems to me there is four parts. you use a baton, eyes, you use your left-hand, and youo dy. is that what you have been taught, to bring all of those elements together to communicate with the orchestra? will: how far do you think you can take this? can you imagine one day conducting the last night? rajini: that ends this edition of "world news america." i am rajini vaidyanathan. have a lov

greatest aviation mysteries and now it seems the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight m h three seventy will remain just that the malaysian government has announced it won't extend the current search for the aircraft which vanished in twenty fourteen about the pollen reports from kuala lumpur many of the families of the passengers the search to continue. the search for m.h. three seventy has been an emotional journey for the families of the two hundred ninety eight people on board the plane when it disappeared grace nothin's mother was a passenger she has been following the investigation closely at one point she along with other relatives of m h three seventy passengers traveled to madagascar to look for debris from the aircraft the trip yielded few answers like the numerous searches over the past four years it's definitely gone beyond our closure it has become all about them keeping their promise as it's about accountability and above all it is about prevention of something like this from happening again it is completely unacceptable that we have no idea how a plane vanished into thin air a

greatest aviation mysteries and now it seems the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight m h three seventy will remain just that the malaysian government has announced that won't extend the current search for the aircraft which vanished in twenty four its promise to fully disclose the findings from the final search but as the pollen reports from kuala lumpur many of the families of the passengers want to search for answers to continue. the search for m.h. three seventy has been an emotional journey for the families of the two hundred ninety eight people on board the plane when it disappeared. there was a passenger she has been following the investigation closely at one point she along with other relatives of m h three seventy passengers traveled to madagascar to look for debris from the aircraft the trip. like the numerous searches over the past four years it's definitely gone beyond it has become all about them keeping their promises it's about accountability and above all it is about prevention of something like this from happening again it is completely unacceptable that we have no idea how

recently formed nationalist party so hot in denver touch of a pro kurdish opposition party the h g p will be campaigning from behind bars he is currently on trial on terrorism charges and turkey's biggest opposition party the secular republican people's party or c.h.p. has just revealed its candidate a senior lawmaker here motm engine now this election takes place during a state of emergency that's been in place in turkey since a failed coup attempt against government to july two thousand and sixteen since then the country has seen the dismissals or arrests of more than one hundred sixty thousand government employees especially in the education and justice systems and the military they're accused of backing exiled clerics fatou the goodman who everyone says masterminded the coup attempt. more on this story now with our correspondent yulia han who's standing by in istanbul hialeah good to see you now that we have the main candidates do you think we're going to see one of the opposition candidates emerge as a leader and do you think the opposition can unite against heir to one. well that's

some are over 100 years old.in they're h the move will reverse years of declining sales. is morning's announcement was made ahead of the annual analyst's day. meg tirrell has the story. >> reporter: whe new mom meg conrad shops for products for her 3-month-old daughter, she always check >> i try to avoid products that have sulfates, parabins and artificial fragrances. >> reporter: she uses an organic brand. at you won't find in her bathro bathroom, johnson's baby. th has attributed to a 20% decline since 2011. our rhaps because of success we became a bit complacent and did not want o mess with s.succ and so, frankly, we failed to see evolving needs from millennial consumers, millennial >> reporter: they're revamping the brand which began three years ago. >> what we learned is they were looking for fewer, simpler ingredients, more naturally derived ingredients in their products. we knew we had to completely make a change i brand. >> reporter: the new johnson baby line hit shelves in august. it contains half as many ingredients, removes dyes and sulfates and comes with pack

respects and tribute to their sacrifices during the is always --h which will always be known as the helicopter war. over 12,000 helicopters, army, force, marine corps, carried the flight to the enemy. it is only fitting that our bearent we dedicate today hewey.nic symbol of the 7.5 million flight hours. more combat time than any other the history of warfare. aircraft did those not return. ,901 of our pilots and crew members gave their lives. of those pilots were only 19 years of age. and two were over 50 years of age. >> watch the entire ceremony sunday at 11 a.m. eastern. onrican history t.v., only c-span 3. >> connect with c-span. to personalize the information you get from us, just go to c-span.org/connect and sign up for the e-mail. the program guide is a daily with the most updated prime time schedule and upcoming coverage. word for word gives you the most interesting daily video highlight in their own words with no commentary, the book insider'setter is an look at upcoming authors and book festivals. and the american history t.v. weekly newsletter explores our nation's past. c-span.org/c

will be very much up for g grabs. clearly, these are the two key men. and one hopes that they will e cooperating and workgg together, rather than fighting and kicking one another in the shins. anand it remains very much an on question how that will work out. brent: ok. philip, on the story in rome on this latest twist in the political crisis. thank you very much. here are some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the prime minister of spain says he will not resign as head of the no-confidence vote that he looks set to lose on friday. the spanish h dia says he no longer has the votes he needs to survive. that could clear the way for a socialist leaeader pedro sanche, , to become prime minister. and denmark's parliament has passed a law that bans the wearing of veils and other face coverings in public. the law is popularly known as the burqa ban. although the government says it is not aimed at any religion. similar laws have been adopted in other european countries, since france did so in 2011. lithuania and romania aided the cia in torture, it h

c-h-p says no gas will be available in bodega bay until at least mid-june. coast. ( darya ) ( darya ) coming up after the break... a new star wars story hits theaters. we've got a preview of "solo." it's time for the semi-annual sale with savings on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring.... does your bed do that? right now during our semi-annual sale save up to $700 on sleep number 360 smart beds. plus 36 month financing. ends memorial day. <(nat) "you're after something." (nat-music) "money?" (quick nat)>( james ) the latest adventure from "a galaxy far, far away" is now in theaters. "solo: a star wars story" is the only movie opening in wide release this weekend. alden ehrenreich stars as han solo... of course the role was made famous by harrison ford. donald glover and emilia clarke also star. "solo" is rated "p-g-13." ( darya ) coming up in the next hour... a woman goes on a hateful rant in fremont. the road rage that's gone viral. ( darya )

trump hopes will h ad to denuclearization of north korea. president seemed confident that the details are already settled. >> we have our meeting set. ee location is picked. the time and date, everything is picked. and we look forward to having a very great success. >> reporter: but on the flight to north korea, pompeo told reporters, "we think we have it figured out," but said he's still working on commitments from north korea on date and location. pompeo and the president also spoke about the three americans eaing held in north korea. two were teaching in the country; one was in business. kim dong-chul has been held since october 2015, the other so since last spring. the president said he hopes they'll be released before the summit. >> we will soon be finding out. it would be a great thing if they are. >> reporter: the white house says that the situations in iran uld north korea are connected. they say that by pulling out of the iran deal, they're sending a message to north korea that the u.s. will not accept inadequate deals. jeff. >> glo

have cut down on the amount of facilities they own and therefore, more of that profitability h profitability will hit the cash flow line? >> exactly we'll really start to see the benefit of this new asset-light model. so coke is around for people and they refranchised. they own some of their non-u.s. bottlers as well the last several years, they've been remapping thatglobal system that means assets come off of coke books you've got energized and aligned bottling system set up with nuance and details and it's changed very much for the better and as you see, coke accelerate, the top line growth accelerate it can be like -- we haven't seen what the operating level of coke looks like. when they do it with an asset-light model. very different than the past >> very bullish, lauren. we're going to get a big ipo today. >> showing for yet another tech unicorn. this one is in the enterprise software space technology started off with price range of $10 to $12 earlier this week. priced at $15. look at this, they open at $20 where do they open they do online education for technology people. technology is chan

h he will not be a sitting president all hise life.ne day, he will walk out there -- what a glorious day -- he will walk outside the 16 acres at 1600 pennsylvania avenue and he could be charged with a crime. >> there is so much evidence in the public domain of collusion. we don't know if any of it rises to a criminal level but there is simply no question that the trump administration welcome directions help in sabotaging hillary clinton's campaign. >> that's why you need a deep state. it's why you need people whose commitment is not to the person, but to the process and the law. >> sean: we all forget about all of president trump's historic accomplishments, for example, on the korean peninsula, we are talking about denuclearization. forget about all thesebo developments. look at what the prime minister of israel died yesterday. there is a nuclear program in iran. a booming economy. record low unemployment in 14 states in the united states now. record low unemployment for women in the workplace, hispanics and african-americans, record l

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launching a mission to find out how much water is there really on planet earth a pair of satellites will analyze h two o. on and beneath the surface of our planet. the satellite pair will unfold their intended as soon as they arrive in space if all goes to plan they will pass over antarctica half an hour later and send their first signal back to earth. one of their tasks is to measure the changes in water distribution on and below the earth's surface using microwaves the distance between them will be continuously measured down to a thousandth of a millimeter while orbiting different gravitational pulls caused by the different sizes of mass below cause the satellites to move apart or closer together this data is then used to calculate the water content below. the satellite pair will send a snapshot of the mass distribution on and below the earth's surface every month. the data will help us better understand the effects of climate change. for example how much ice on the north and south poles is actually melting. now says forerunner mission grace revealed that the mass of ice in greenland saw an over

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proponents say "prop h" is worded in such a way that will help officers use detain those with mentalofficers from force.that rare incident where somebody does in fact die in fact of a taser. it's far safer, far far safer and ( james ) thanks sara. ( james ) a proposed measure in san mateo county would provide affordable housing for educators. measure j is on the june ballot for san mateo unty. in order to pass, it requires a 55-percent super majority vote. the president of the board of trustees says the jefferson union high school district is the lowest paying in the county... a recent survey showed 20-percent of their staff say they will have to move in the next five years because of the cost of living. we spoke to a man who says he is against the measure. <"everybody who lives here ends up paying for it, whether or not you're a renter or a homeowner, because as renters know -- ultimately, the landlords are going to pass the increase to the tax payers.">( james ) if measure j passes... the housing will be built in daly city at the former parking lot at serramonte high school. educat

area will travel 50 miles h or more over tiday weekend. leave tonight because the traffic is not that bad. >> we caught a got pocket. cruised right through. >> you can't pay me enough toe on the road tomorrow at any time, morning, noon, night, any time. >> reporter: i've taered to some dr who told me they usually drive on the thursday leading into memorial day weekend and theyhink tomorrowill be even more traffic because there isn't a lot of traffic right now. when is the best timeo leave if you want to cross the bay bridge to get to the eastern shore or go the beaches? well, tomorrow morning before 10:00 in the morning or after 10:00 at night. those at the b times to leave if you want to cross the bay bridge and get to the eastern shore and enjoy your memorial day weekend with your family. shomari stone, news4. >> don'tll take his advice at once. shomari, thank you. here's a live lookt the bay bridge from sandy point in annapo annapolis. we love clear skies on these busy trouble weekends. will we see more? >> yeah, today was87 degrees. wi

you wonder how many w h smith shops in hospitals will be scouring their shelves and making sure theyis the company that sells >> studio: -- that says, would you like a barrel chocolate with your newspaper, i'm sure that would be the case. thanks for joining us. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — 7 days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you. goodbye. hello, there. good evening. a bit of everything this weekend, some rain, some sunshine and even a dollop of uncertainty. some rain, some sunshine and even what is more certain are the temperatures. remember last weekend, 28 degrees, basking in the sunshine. this weekend, a bit different, there will still be some sunshine around but temperatures about 17 degrees at best. the main uncertainty is over the position of this cloud and rain that is coming from that cloud, because it is moving very slowly eastwards and eventually it will come to a stop. we

i'm here to discuss prop h, a measure that will be before the voters on june 5th. the san francisco police commission is a civilian body that sets residence lation for the police department tazers are weapons that discharge electrical currents into an individual. auto mated external defibrillators are portable electronic devices that are used following a heart attack. san francisco police officers do not currently use tazers. about half of police department patrol vehicles versus defibrillators. any policy control on tazers or defibrillators cannot be changed by the commission. tazers may be used when a person is actively resisting, assaulting or exhibiting any action likely to result in serious bodily injury or death of another person, themselves or a police officer. proposition h would authorize the police department to purchase tazers for each police officer subject to the following conditions: the officer has successfully completed the department's use of force and threat assessment training, uses only police department issued tazers and holsters. holsters the

. >> the white house and the h will be toon pitc try to do further taxcutting, maybe make the individualthe reduced individual rate, which are in current law now, to make them permanent. we have heard that from various officials for the last few weeks . it seems like it is one of the things where the republicans tend to unite, like they did on the tax bill, but the question i think is that there are some senate republicans you are very leery of lengthening the duration of the individual tax cuts, because of the effect on the deficit. host: thank you for your time, as always. back to our discussion on police community relations. police officers being recognized today. capitol hill recommended officers, predicted -- particularly those of us the lives. at the capital and across the united states. the washington post, on their website, they keep current track of people killed, who have been shot and killed by police in 2018. we will show you the 396 people shot and killed by police in this year. it breaks it down by categories. take a look at race, one at a 52 are white, 72 black, 41 hispani

way to washington, d.c., even our friends to the south in miami and orlando to the southeast will geteavy h extremely hot i texas. 97 today in san antonio and 97 in houston. >>> weekend forecast coming up. maybe a little glimmer of hope for frances. >> i hope, i hope. fingers crossed tight. thank you. >>> john travolta took us back in this video sweeping the internet. ♪ ♪ >> all right. john travolta getting jiggy a little bit with rapper 50 cent at the cannes film festival. i swear i only came out here because of him. travolta's new film premiered at the festival. you're the one i wanted just a little bit. >> john travolta still got it. just ahead, teachers take a stand. and the royal engagement count down. the stage is set. who is going to be there and who won't on the big day. the first, it was love at first touch. and all you wanted to do was surround them in comfort and protection. that's why only pampers swaddlers is the number one choice of hospitals to wrap your baby in blanket-like softness and premium protection. so that all they feel is love. pampers the number one choice of hospi

will. a resistance to end the system whicich h has been the cacause f suffering here. rochelle: today is a particulararly important day in palestinian teterritory. talk us through why it is so poignanant for palesestinians. it is 70 years since israel committed the worst form of ethnic clclnsing agaiainst te palestinian people. 70 years ago, through massssacr, through militaryry force, thee israeli army forced 70% of the palestinian population to leave their homes and towns and villages. then, the isisraeli army demolished andnd destroyed 400 palestinian commmmunities completely. they erase them from the land completely. 700,000 palestinians were of theed, includg 70% population of gaza, who are demanding to go o back to their homeland, to go o back ttheir farms, to ththeir villages they were displplaced from, to the house is that they were kicked out from. that is why it is a very importantay. c combined with a populatition that has been in te west bank for 59 years now. sufferingng is s a result of te catastrophe we hahave been subjected to. every economy was destroy

-h-s this week will expand an online database-- which should allow seniors to follow the ups and downs prices... but leigh purvis with a-a-r-p, says consumers should not get too excited. "this type of data really is relevant for researchers / for the average person looking for the price , this is probably too much for them to go through"the trump administration says it prefers that drug companies become more transparent --without new government regulations.but secretary azar, a former drug industry executive, says he will force drug makers to take action, if he must....azar says the f-d-a is considering new rules for drug ads on t-v. like listing prices in the commercials... ..."you could be pitched a drug that costs $100, or a drug that costs $50,000 and you don't know"but senate schumer says the administration needs to do schumer tweeting "@realdonaldtrump offered little window dressing to combat the drugs"but azar says is committed to lowering and more transparency may eventually save americans in washington, i'm mark meredith. (pam) american airlines is no longer recognizing some e

what will it be like to break up the band here? >>ee h been close-knit. it will be good for us. we have nevin on the phone. nevin joins us from jcamp lejeune. he's in training. you beat your brothers and thster t punch here, how is it going? >> yeah, i couldn't wait and had to get started. >> you guys are so incredible and i think it means a loto people to see how much you are already doing for our country. is there sense that you -- you talked about your jobun oppoies, and is there a sense of patriotism and service? >> yeah, i think it's a great way to help our world,ea >> we have your parents just off camera. not imagine how proud you are of your children today. what is it like? it's great. i couldn't be any more proud. they are a gxaatle for their peers, and even for our generation. you know, their mother hason d a phenomenal job of raising our children, and i couldn't be anymore proud. >> what are you goingo do if everybody is gone? >> lots of sleep. >> that's awesome. congratulations to you, mom and dad. and to you, best of luck. keep in touch. we're so proud of you. >> tha

will cover tonight. i hope in some way i've repaid the debt but i'm sure it's not in equal measure as i think you h jud will judge after this evening's event. we'll talk about democracy and war and other broad issues. i get a chance to continue the conversation between us and then you're up. so again to formulate in your own mind the kinds of questions you might want the professor to answer during our time together. with that, a good friend, doctor professor a.c. grayling. [ applause ] >> thank you very much indeed to general hayden for this lovely invitation. i will confess to you that today is my birthday. i couldn't have had a better birthday present than this. [ applause ] >> thank you. why did i tell you that? the point about leaving your 21st birthday behind is you really ought to be forgetting subsequent birthdays. [ laughter ] >> my themes are democracy and war. because we haven't organized breakfast for you tomorrow morning, i'm going to have to be brief. i've really got to just touch heads of points on these two great topics. the way i'm going to bring them together is as follows. i read a book re

at what is going on at the moment, now when we are getting the real questions like what will the relationship --hlook like what will the relationship with europe look like in 10 years? continuity.ack of typically, when you do not know what the public wants, you can ask them with an election. that did not go so well for theresa may the last time she asked them. if that were to be the course of action that transpires here, so to the polls and have another election, how with that be received by u.k. assets? >> you have to really look at who might be able to win. if you were to have an election today, you probably would have either a small majority for labor or maybe a hung parliament again. i do not think at the moment it would change things a lot. moreything, you would be likely to have a softer brexit and that could be favorable to the market but given the uncertainty around that, i do not think it would be a strong catalyst either. nejra: let me show you a chart off the bank -- off the back of sterling weakness. the percentage of stocks above day movingdred average has risen so there is brett in

the fact that they are now willing to do that is raising the question, how will they do that? --hir exports will that hurt their exports? will that hurt global trade? think how to get to that number, those questions will hold the markets for the time being. anna: even if this is substantiated by the chinese, because of the difficulty of leaving it is possible to get there by 2020, we have limited risk on potential? valentin: yes, if they want to get there, they will have to sacrifice and change their view on opening up their financial industry, their data service industry, all of that. it will not be that easy for them. es.se are very red lin if they indeed want to continue to shield their domestic markets it means they have to be exporting less to the u.s. to cut that trade deficit, or trade surplus with the u.s. that is negative for global trade and global growth. while the news may be encouraging, we really need to see the details to see how feasible it is. anna: interesting to talk about how it is possible to do it. this is 1922 on the bloomberg. rising on the u.s. dollar. ris

is calling on russia to admit responsibility for the downing of flight m h seventeen over eastern ukraine in twenty fourteen will bring their reaction to that request after the break. twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest. but there was one more question and by the way it's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star and. you have to be the center of the. great . you are the rock at the back nobody gets to you we need you to. go. alone. and i'm really happy to join the. meet the special one. meet. the latest edition of make up as we go. thousands palestinians gathered along the gaza border on friday in what is the eight week avanti occupation protest known as the great march of return more than a hundred protesters have been killed by israeli forces since they began. following the latest in gaza. what. you are. since the beginning of the great march of return on the thirtieth of marked a police and nine thousand palestinian protesters have been injured with live ammunition tear gas canisters and other weapons that israeli forces have been using against the palestinia

we will h >>> right now at 6:00, sky 7 live over breaking news in fremont. done cleaning up interstate 880 after a horrific crash left three people dead late last night. this has been a major investigation through out the night. the freeway has been closed for more than eight hours. >> we know this morning two of the victims were under the age of 18. the investigator says a driver was under the influence of marijuana. >> abc 7's matt keller live in fremont. >> reporter: good morning. a horrific crash in fremont. you can see one of the vehicles involved is on the back of the tow truck, this cadillac escalade. you can see the damage that was done to that. they are still working on getting this -- all the lanes open for traffic. hopefully they'll do that in the next couple minutes here. here is video from the s

they don't want to have a speaker but none of them will h say that to her because she holds this mysticalem, why? >> she has said things that would take out any normal politician. we have to pass the bill so you can find out what's in it. she's in favor of open borders and yet at the same time she is in favor of mandatory contraception use so that no americans were already here have any children. she's a massive contradictions and inane statements. but unlike republican leaders, she is a ruthless operator and if you are a democrat and you run up against nancy pelosi, it's not going to work out too well for you. she's serious and she's telling them back off because when we went back in november i'm going to be the speaker, don't get in my way.io >> tucker: a massive contradictions and statements but the daughter of the mayor of baltimore, she knows how to count votes and she's tough and toughness in the end is decisive. do think it sort of a measure how weak a lot of democratic members are that they are afraid of a 78-year-old former speaker? >> a lot of people on the democratic side, she'

poses that will make their daily life better if you look at the alliance that is formed by this the h p s p good party and the democratic party we see that they come from very distinct ideological backgrounds this will be perhaps their biggest challenge to maintain their coalition on a sustainable basis rather this comes out as a very as a call ition that is. coming out as a desperation against a party and a president who has claimed to have claimed victory for the all the elections past decade and a half. yemeni security officials say the united arab emirates is amassing a troop presence on one of its islands is seen as being strategically important it lies in the gulf of aden along important oil trading routes it also provides access to nearby regions including the horn of africa the yemeni prime minister paid a visit to troops on the island on weapons day and shortly after that official say the u.a.e. unloaded soldiers tanks and armored transports into the area the yemeni troops were reportedly expelled the iraqis have been expanding their influence in southern yemen a part of the