hadi has been basin's twenty fourteen when it was pushed out of the capital by to see rebels and watch as news agency says the forces which a backed by the u.a.e. have confined the government of president hadi to the presidential palace suggesting splits in the saudi led coalition some a binge of aid has the latest. the seat of power for yemen's government is no longer under its control this is the sudden port city of aden where secessionist said they are now in charge fighters from the southern transitional council have seized areas around the presidential palace and military bases. the prime minister's call to cease fire has not worked the government of president who had the is based out of saudi arabia and the man he appointed as governor of aden now heads the separatist movement secessionist said given how the reply no the made him to change his government and when the deadline expired on sunday thousands of their supporters took to the streets of aden this you know that. we demand this corrupt gang in the liberated southern areas be expelled our youth have sacrificed for the schoo

and the people associated with hadi were allied at one point against the truth is they've always had quite quite different aims and you know the and those around him for example the prime minister vice president. have always said that there is to preserve yemen's unity for the southern transitional council for the southern resistance forces and these other factions their aim is to restore the pre nine hundred ninety borders of yemen to restore the independence of the south and it's very hard to see how these two things can really be. moved past how they can be reconciled even if we are dealing with a situation where they have many of the same allies and are both being backs that have been backed by the side of the coalition ok so with such vastly different goals even for people that are technically on the same team how much force can the skit how much more can the spiral out of control. i mean it can certainly get much worse the fact remains that auburn is a heavily armed city at this moment you have a number of different sides of guns and let's face it there are a number of that a n

arab coalition supporting president hadi is seen to be supported by saudi arabia.also the united arab emirates. that collated on the oncoming fighting because of those ingesting the legitimacy of the government are supported by the united arab emirates while the hadi government is supported by saudi arabia. on a local level, south of yemen, when we describe the conflict of yemen, we talk about a binary conflict between the north and south but in fact, if you look at it, you will see that in both parts you have competing factions fighting against each other. in the south, these factions were united like in libya in a front to get rid of the houthi and the late president. what happens right now was they were fighting before settling this course. i know it is very conflicting but that is what is going on right now. brent: that was our political correspondent from the university of zurich. now to the philippines, rodrigo duterte has visited the province where thousands of people have been displaced by the irruption of the volcano mount mayan. correspondent: the philipp

emirates southern separatists despite being part of the sanity led coalition that's helping president hadi bottle a sonic reports. the. yemen's prime minister says secessionists have staged a coup in the southern port city of aden. not speer the government had been based for the last few years there are reports of several people being killed in fighting between pro-government forces and separatists. this mobile phone footage appears to show people arriving in the city thousands of protesters have been gathering against an internationally recognized and saudi backed government the demonstrators are backed by the united arab emirates which is supposed to be saudi arabia's ally in yemen. who. is not necessarily in that situation when you. realize that some of you have grown very important. in yemen. you are now you were you are now creating new territory. and you're if you. will we. know that you have its own you have your own. and more. you're really hungry and i think we didn't want to repeat and based on current situation. the conflict in today's yemen is complicated the country used to be

this is for you hady and salim. you mentioned it is a global impact how we deal with extremism and you both mentioned countering violent extremism as a federal program. can you talk about or can you critique and/or compare the differences between cve under the obama dprgs and the trump administration? >> the trump administration is anticve. they don't believe in initiatives, countering the narrative. they don't believe in partnership to deal with the problem of violent extremism. theirs is still a top down approach, where government is going to dictate the terms onto communities and use more surveillance, more informants, h heavy-hand heavy-handed law enforcement tactics. the it has to be bottom up, not top down. it's going the communities building resilience, promoting engagement, talking about hot topic issues, finding ways to deal with mental health problems in our communities done for the community by the community. and obviously the trump administration is far away from that. it's interesting that the draigs an

very quickly now the future of president hadi is in question he has been based in saudi arabia along with this prime minister had been that other who struggled to control southern yemen despite support from saudi arabia. women's elected government was pushed out of the capital sanaa in the north and now it doesn't seem to have a place in the south as well some of the jarvey the others there. well to try to make some sensible lesson joined by our senior political analyst moment i shall here in the us in the studio and as this fractious happen i saw playing into the hostess hands absolutely i mean there's no doubt about that in the sense that this has been going on now for two and a half years and and certainly it's draining and bleeding yemen and the southern part of yemen cannot get back together and clearly the saudis and the immoralities that are sponsoring the war in yemen in some sort some form or another coalition have outsourced much of the fighting within the country and that's leading to some major friction among the southerners as we've seen whether it is the president and h

very quickly now the future of president hadi is in question he has been based in saudi arabia along with this prime minister had been the other who struggled to control southern yemen. despite support from saudi arabia. women's elected government was pushed out of the capital sanaa in the north and now it doesn't seem to have a place in the south as well some of the job he'd rather there how does a senior political analyst lead one bashara says the conflict in aden is playing into the hands of yemen who the rebels the southern part of yemen cannot get back together and clearly the saudis and the immoralities that are sponsoring the war in yemen in some sort some form and out of coalition have outsourced much of the fighting within the country and that's leading to some major friction among the southerners as we've seen whether it is the president and his prime minister on the one hand of the whole country that is a bit high demand so had the and and his prime minister and the separatists if you will so all in all you know what the arab coalition is calling for what so many people wh

very quickly now the future of president hadi is in question he has been based in saudi arabia along with this prime minister had been that other who struggled to control southern yemen despite support from saudi arabia. women's elected government was pushed out of the capital sanaa in the north and now it doesn't seem to have a place in the south as well as some of the jarvey the others there. the syrian observatory for human rights says turkish air strikes near a flea and have killed eight members of the same family most of them children meanwhile turkey has taken control of the came on to northern syria steps up its offensive against kurdish fighters in the region that's accuse the kurdish group the y p g of using the mountain to fire shells across the border into the turkish town of killis of stephanie decker has more from kelis. the battle for a mountain intensified on. the constant ruler of jackson artillery targeting this important high point along the turkish border. explosions echoed over the border town of killis drawing a crowd. it's strange fascination watching the war un

backed forces have confined the government of president hadi to the presidential palace suggesting splits in the saudi led coalition. has mall now this is of the solve moving one step closer to declaring the south of yemen and the control now the succession is backed by the united. have the opposite in aden in how they are most likely to further expand their control to of areas like b.n. and also of which gives them more advantages in the near future of the of the most powerful but it's a group operating in. the kenyan opposition movement has been declared a criminal group by the government following this in balik swearing in of leader rider a day a staged integration was an act of protest by a dinka supporters who say he is the is the legitimate leader of kenya they argue that her kenyatta has presidential election was neither free nor fair kenyatta was sworn in himself in december after he won a rerun of orcas original vote. donald trump will give his state of the union address to congress later on cheese day kicking off his second year in office u.s. president will lay out his agenda a

seized government buildings after fierce clashes this forces the move the president of the month or hadi dozens of people have been killed or injured yemen's prime minister accuse the separatist of melting a coup audio is serving as the temporary government basis if the rebels control the capitals so no. african heads of state are in ethiopia's capital addis ababa for the annual african union summit the two day meeting is headed by rwandan president paul kagame a is taking over as the union's chairman african leaders are expected to make a joint statement concerning us president donald trump's reported slur on the state of their nation. finland's incumbent president sali minister has declared victory in his attempt to gain a second term early election results show that the center right politician security constable lead early in the vote against his closest rival harvest gold in isto is known for cultivating good relations with russia. swedish ikea founder enviro come fred has died at the age of ninety one come under small scale mail order business into a global for mature empire ikea's

odan have seized government buildings after fierce clashes with forces loyal to president draw or hadi dozens of people have been killed or injured yemen's prime minister accused the separatist of melting a coup is serving as the temporary government base because the who the rebels control the capital sanaa. finland's incumbent presidents all the least of all has declared victory in his attempt to gain a second term early election results show that the center right politician secure a comfortable early lead in sunday's vote against his closest rival how do you still. need a stone is known for cultivating good relations with russia. african heads of state are in ethiopia's capital for the annual african union summit the two day meeting is headed by one president paul kagame it is taking over as the chairman african leaders are also expected to make a joint statement condemning u.s. president donald trump's reported slur on the state of their nations. and like many african countries ethiopia is struggling to keep up with a growing population an absolutely staggering wealth gap our corres

hadi dozens of people have been killed or injured yemen's prime minister accused separatist of mounting a coup odan is serving as a temporary government base as who's the rebels control the capital so no. swedish ikea found are involved has died at the age of ninety one he turned a small scale mail order business into a global furniture empire ikea's first department store opened in one thousand nine hundred fifty eight today the company has more than three hundred shops around the world that are also famous for their. african heads of state are in ethiopia's capital addis ababa for the annual african union summit today summit is headed by rwandan president paul kagame e is taking over as the unions chairman african leaders are also expected to make a joint statement condemning u.s. president donald trump's reported slur on the state of the nation's correspondent catherine wando summed up some of the issues on the agenda. the thirtieth africa union summit was officially opened here in the if you can capital now the session was opened by president paul kagame who is the chairman of the a

reporter: ahmed abdel hadi has been rowing on the nile for as long as he can remember. when he's on the river, the commotion of cairo seems far away. close to 23 million people live in greater cairo. egypt's capital is expanding, and so is its population -- by around two million people a year. almost the entire population of egypt lives close to the nile -- and drinks from it, too. the river is egypt's lifeline. ahmed: it's the center line in my life, i think in all egyptian's lives. without the river nile, egypt is just a desert. just a desert. that's it. for me, without the river nile, my life would be just a desert. reporter: egypt is mainly made up of barren wasteland -- sand and stones. the nile provides 95% of the country's water supply. fields are irrigated with water from the nile. ahmed, the rower, is an agricultural consultant. farmers share their worries with him. mohammed: if the water go down, egypt will be a desert. an old civilization, like old ancient egypt, the nile valley. if this goes down, it would be a catastrophe. reporter: many fear that this is e

of confine the government of president hadi to the presidential palace suggesting splits in the saudi led coalition so a binge of aid has the latest. the seat of power for yemen's government is no longer under its control this is the sudden port city of aden where secessionist said they are now in charge fighters from the sudden generational council have seized areas around the presidential palace and military bases. the prime minister's call to cease fire has not but the government of president. is based out of saudi arabia and the man he appointed as governor of aden now heads the separatist movement secessionist said given how the made him to change his government and when the deadline expired on sunday thousands of their supporters took to the streets of aden. we demand this corrupt gang in the liberated southern areas be expelled our youth have sacrificed for the school these sacrifices cannot go down the drain and see this corrupt gang in power to them we say enough is enough. many people in the south of accuse the government in the north of discrimination since united in one th

very quickly now the future of president hadi is in question he has been based in saudi arabia along with this prime minister had been that other who struggled to control southern yemen despite support from saudi arabia. women's elected government was pushed out of the capital sanaa in the north and now it doesn't seem to have a place in the south as well as some of the jarvey the others there. to get a better understanding of the recent unrest let's take a look at yemen's past and for much of the latter part of the twentieth century the country was divided into north and south the north enjoyed support from saudi arabia where the south went from being a british colony to a marxist state backed by the former soviet union but in one thousand nine hundred ninety the two sides united with the president of the north salah becoming leader but after just four years the fragile union was torn apart by civil war salaries forces captured in defeating the south and forcing yemen back into a unified state frictions continued between the two two signs with the south often complaining about what

the crashes are continuing and the situation is developing very quickly now the future of president hadi is in question he has been based in saudi arabia along with this prime minister had been the other who struggled to control southern yemen despite support from saudi arabia. yemen's elected government was pushed out of the capital sanaa in the north and now it doesn't seem to have a place in the south as well some of the jarvey the others there. a senior political analyst might want to shara says the conflict in aden is playing into the hands of yemen's who the rebels the southern part of yemen cannot get back together and clearly the saudis and the immoralities that are sponsoring the war in yemen in some sort some form or another coalition have outsourced much of the fighting within the country and that's leading to some major friction among the southern nerves as we've seen whether it is the president and his prime minister on the one hand of the whole country that is a bit had them and so had the and and his prime minister and the separatists if you will so all in all you know wha

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southern separatist fighters despite being part of the saudi led coalition that's helping president hadi battle the horses some of the polls. yemen's prime minister says secessionists have staged a coup in the port city of aden. not speer the government had been based for the last few years there are reports of several people being killed in fighting between pro-government forces and separatists. this mobile phone footage appears to show people arriving in the city thousands of protesters have been gathering against an internationally recognized and saudi backed government the demonstrators are backed by the united arab emirates which is supposed to be saudi arabia's ally in yemen. not necessarily a bad situation when you. realize that some of you have grown very important. in yemen. you are now you were you are now creating music. and your if you. will we. know that you have its own you have your own lives. and more. you're really hungry i think we didn't want to repeat and based on current situation. the conflict in today's yemen is complicated the country used to be divided would be n

they're increasingly at odds with groups loyal to president hadi whose government is backed by saudi arabia then they are the shia who the rebel supported by iran have been fighting the saudi led coalition since twenty fifteen and are in control of much of the north of yemen al qaida is another key player the armed group has been present in yemen for decades and has seen a resurgence in c. twenty eleven uprising against the late president of yemen abdullah salim let's bring in. yemen extensively for us and is keeping a close eye on the situation there right now as we've seen the house from a very complicated complex battlefield in yemen with several several different doctors let's begin with what's happening in aden right now you've got forces backed by the u.a.e. saying they're in. until of aden they fought against forces backed by thousand arabia but the u.a.e. and saudi arabia is supposed to be part of the same coalition in yemen so what's happening here and now significant a moment is this it could be that the saudis and the embassies are colliding over who should have biggest sa

hadi and they are backed by the saudi led coalition the secessionists though supported by the united arab emirates so for the first time these two countries very much close allies in yemen and in the wider gulf are now on opposing sides of a conflict. coverage. yemen's prime minister says secessionists have staged a coup in the port city of aden. that's where the government had been based for the last few years there are reports of several people being killed in fighting between pro-government forces and separatists. this mobile phone footage appears to show people arriving in the city thousands of protesters have been gathering against an internationally recognized and saudi backed government the demonstrators are backed by the united arab emirates which is supposed to be saudi arabia's ally in yemen. not necessarily in that situation when you're. really upset that you have very important. you know you were here. and you're you know. who you. think you are all that you have it's own you have your own lives. and the more of. your your country i think we didn't want. to reason. the co

state university and the author of a quest for authority in iran the presidency for revolution to re hadi thank you for being with us. on france24 tonight at is this the end of this protest movement the biggest threat to the regime in a decade. well is down. the protests appepeed live quieten down and it's. the momentum appears to have the answer shift in the way and the world we seoul today many cities walls a repeat of. what we saw in other instances of protests in nineteen ninety nine and in two thousand nine? thee authorities a. trying to r recapture contrl of the streets of the stream through a. major rallies. in which. their goals reporter isn't also. and government employees and more participated. and i nevertheless these rallies. and provided a as souls of. cosmetic i if you ng. and tatakes the proros and e ownened gold. far inn. in meeting the grievances of the people in protest at in in over as seventy eveningg in cities o on thee establblishment from presidt rule on you all who is still has to show. signs all needing an addressing these grievances in a more concrete way. now th

the yemeni president abdrabbuh mansour hadi, who's based in saudi arabia, has ordered an immediate ceasefirebill hayton reports. this is a war within a war. the southern city of aden a battlefield between factions who once fought together against the houthi rebel movement. the former allies are now divided over the future of the country. these men are waving the flag of the former south yemen, a country that ceased to exist nearly 30 years ago, when it merged with north yemen. now, some want it to split again. translation: we want a civilian government, a government of law, a government made according to the principles of the southern transition proposal. these southern separatists are a faction backed by the united arab emirates. they want the government to resign. the internationally recognised government is backed by saudi arabia, and refuses to go. the two now have managed to agree a truce. translation: we are asking all fighters to come back and improve our defence, and provide a real administration, that assures everyone justice and equality. yemen is already divided between government

intervention in yemen began in two thousand and fifteen it has been been backing the government of president hadi against the peace riyadh and its coalition partners stand accused of committing war crimes against the yemeni people its air strikes have crippled much of the country's infrastructure and the blockade has left around twenty million people in dire need of food and medical aid we discuss the crisis with representatives from human rights watch and the red cross. for as we know this didn't stand to reopen today that's temporarily. florimond slow but importantly or crucially the should be no thirty day window because that's what the coalition said i mean it has been emphasized repeatedly by the whole human rights and humanitarian community that the force of the day that needs to be opened to commercial and humanitarian goods full stop should be no condition or timeline to that i mean keeping such goods blocked and therefore endangering the lives of civilians including women and children. this is a violation of international humanitarian law you have to remember that yemen is a country that

know why efforts to merge these two groups have failed why the separatists now want to bring down the hadi government. well as said there have been tensions between these two groups it's a question of leadership a question of taking control of an area but frankly i don't think either side can take full control in the end this is a failure on the part of heidi if there were any doubts remaining of his lack of competence and lack of leadership these events should shed these doubts he is a man of the south and if in the south he cannot lead and he cannot appeal to people to be unified then he cannot lead anywhere and this fig leaf of legitimacy should now be totally removed ok but it was an easy alliance wasn't it not pale because had he might be a man at the south but he wanted unity in yemen and that's time actually a pace of course to what the sudden succession is want i'm not sure that he really wants unity i think he is. content to stay in riyadh and be well fed and taking care of he presides over a corrupt government. since he supposedly was a jitter mutlu elected he has brought nothing

we hady fact that china's president on the stage defending globalization -- here we are a year laternald trump. one assumes there will be plenty of america first. quite a contrast. vonnie: shery makes a great point. you are here in new york from beijing -- is china eating everybody else's lunch? overall, the economy has been booming for a long time. china --is a view that when china was a smaller economy, they were allowed to get away with a lot of things. now, they are a $12 trillion economy. they need to start giving back to the rest of the world. we have comments from the imf number two this week. china needs to start opening its doors a little bit. push through reforms that are needed for an open economy. there's a sense that they have to come to the party, to bank. -- to the party, too. shery: thank you so much. we do have breaking news. paul will not support the stopgap spending bill. we know that funding is running out on friday. they are trying to extend funding until february 16. we had heard from mitch mcconnell telling politico that they planned for a government shutdown.

very quickly now the future of president hadi is in question he has been based in saudi arabia along with this prime minister had been the other who struggled to control southern yemen despite support from saudi arabia. women's elected government was pushed out of the capital sanaa in the north and now it doesn't seem to have a place in the south as well some of the jarvey the others there. one bashar is al jazeera senior political analyst joins us now from london one can. the president's forces hold on to i didn't probably on the short term especially at least publicly. the transitional council the separatists if you will have accepted the coalition forces plead for calm so in the short time in the short term there might continue to say that they are in fact for peaceful transition towards more equitable government in yemen or in southern yemen but on the intermediate and long term certainly they are not up to a stable government if you were there certainly would think the words a more transitional more separate more independent southern yemen i think they will probably use all mean

killed in violence last year the killings have become a major issue for president mohammed due to hadi germany's chancellor and the opposition leaders say there are major hurdles to clear before they can form a coalition angela merkel is hoping for progress on a deal on the final day of talks in berlin it would break a political stalemate that's left germany without a government since an election in september merkel's christian democratic union party and the opposition social democrats are trying to find common ground before starting formal talks on forming an alliance. colombia's l.-n. rebel group is urging the government to resume talks the president suspended negotiations when rebels launched attacks after a cease fire expired and more from bogota a historic three months long ceasefire now over and in the worst way as the rebels resumed attacks in colombia many hoped for an extension of a truce which this five violations have been considered a success but on wednesday colombia's last active rebel group perpetrated four attacks wounding two colombian marines and affecting an importan

very quickly now the future of president hadi is in question he has been based in saudi arabia along with this prime minister haven't been that other who struggled to control southern yemen despite support from saudi arabia. women's elected government was pushed out of the capital sanaa in the north and now it doesn't seem to have a place in the south as well as some of the jarvey the others there. now corruption reportedly costs africa fifty billion dollars a year it is the main focus of this year's african union summit and as alva the man in charge of the anti corruption drive is nigerian president hummable heidi he says it's affecting development across the continent the harm of that though has more from the ethiopian capital most of the day was spent on discussing is on financial reform of the african union african you know wants to see itself moral cost and independently finance whites on them as it was a scheme in which it wants its member states to live in zero point two percent on imports and that money will be used to finance the programs and activities of the organization o

overthrow the widget of a government of yemen and the and the government present the rabo months or hadi who still has the the support of the international community through the u.n. security council resolutions then after that you have to have a political process that is once again going to try to address these many issues of the internal divisions within the north in the south and also trying to win the support of disaffected populations particularly the tribes and news and civil society. kenya's government has declared the opposition movement a criminal hours after its leader rylan a dentist for himself at a mock inauguration thousands of the supporters attended the ceremony insisting that hasan the judgment leader they are the presidential poll that returned who are kenyatta was there the free and fair catherine sort of reports from nairobi. i. was right loading they're taking an oath of office that is not officially recognized he swears to serve and protect the country as what he calls himself the people's president he's basing his oath of the august eighth general election that he

the crashes are continuing and the situation is developing very quickly now the future of president hadi is in question he has been based in saudi arabia along with this prime minister had been the other who struggled to control southern yemen despite support from saudi arabia. women's elected government was pushed out of the capital sanaa in the north and now it doesn't seem to have a place in the south as well some of the jarvey the others there. eight people including a child have been killed in syria's eastern huta despite a suppose and cease fire there have been reports of heavy fighting shelling and the air raids in the area overnight on friday russia said it would put pressure on them asked us to enforce a truce but the cease fire hasn't been publicly confirmed eastern huta is the last remaining rebel stronghold near the capital. meanwhile turkey says it's taken control of a key mountain in northern syria as it steps up its offensive against kurdish fighters in the a free new region turkey is accuse the kurdish group the y.p. geo of using the mounted the fire shells across the bor

united arab emirates but all of this with the saudi backed government of president a bribe a month so hadi groups want control of yemen's southern region let's speak to some a humdinger who's a middle east analyst who joins us now live from london skype yemen's prime minister that accusing separatists of staging a coup what's your impression of what's going on in a can of why what are you hearing. i think that. oh. i think you get a little. more over the situation at the moment there is no real time you know and fighting between. all of them and i'm thinking. maybe. he does know who. the woman that you want to know and then. none of them. and they know they don't want to so they've been waiting for this opportunity to. run the government and they can only. be in my office and you move i don't even. know where. you might. find. a case of the u.a.e. is which supports the separatists is fighting alongside saudi arabia in this coalition against the who things in the north of the country where this what's going on in a leave that coalition. i think you really. want to believe me don't you want

yemen have taken control of the southern port city of aden reports say the government of president hadi had been confined to the presidential palace in the city where the saudi backed leaders government has been based since two thousand and fourteen as the headlines the news continues after the story stay with us. thank you. thank. you and the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera. ok al you're illustrating how do you got our cast on today's program sounds that we have core with all bill all to humanize abolition of god and our plane is actually hard.

aden is the de facto capital of the ha the government of president hadi has been based in saudi arabia due to security concerns. his prime minister ahmed been governor has struggled to control southern yemen despite support from saudi arabia the u.s. gives logistical guidance at the saudi military headquarters in riyadh as well as selling them weapons russia also wants a role in yemen but there's concern based on other middle eastern conflicts it would tilt in favor of the iran backed hooty rebels russia insists it just wants peace. in the complicated chessboard of war babies are dying of hunger yemenis just wanted to end regardless of who can make that happen. in job aid as their schools churches and markets in zambia are reopening three weeks after the government introduced imagines the measures to contain a cholera outbreak at least seventy four people have died in the disease since september victoria be how small. it's time to go back to school to the zambians a week later than usual was. the start of term was delayed to allow inspectors time to check every school's malta and sanit

the united arab emirates of all it's with the saudi backed government of president robert months or hadi the groups want control of yemen's southern region. syrian activists are accusing the government of violating a cease fire in eastern guta the civil defense group known as the white helmet say that eight people have been killed since the deal came into effect on saturday and friday syria's opposition confirmed that is it to received an offer from russia for a cease fire deal the area is the last remaining rebel stronghold near the capital damascus. turkey's military says that it's killed nearly five hundred kurdish y p g fighters in the past week in northern syria it says the fighters who it calls terrorists have been neutralized a campaign to take after the figures have been independently verified and don't include civilian deaths the syrian observatory for human rights says that thirty eight civilians have been killed turkey's military is trying to drive out kurdish fighters from the border area refugees trying to enter greece through northern land through its northern land border w

hadis there any reason to belie the cycle,art of 2018-2019, are going to be the next 2006, 2007?uphoria before the crash? guest: i do not think so. you need to have the expensive leverage. we are going to have a recession one day, and when that happens, stock prices will go down. hopefully it will be a normal thing, not that i am wishing for it, but it is going to happen. this point, i am less worried about monetary hollis the end the real alignment for a more natural stands starting in the u.s. and europe and eventually moving to jump in, then i am -- moving to japan. we have markets at record highs, and we know that these things do not come in a straight line? host: you run a big equity shop. the think equities are part of -- that the prices are very high ? imagine that i was one of your client? guest: i think that markets are expensive but they are not ridiculous. if you look at some of the so-called bank docs, they are trading at very high models, but they have extraordinary growth. the way that you value equities is by looking at the net present and your future earnings and

very quickly now the future of president hadi is in question he has been based in saudi arabia along with this prime minister had been the other who struggled to control southern yemen despite support from saudi arabia. women's elected government was pushed out of the capital sanaa in the north and now it doesn't seem to have a place in the south as well as some of the jarvey the others there. syrian activists say turkish air strikes near a fiend have killed eight members of one family most of them children meanwhile turkey says it's taking control of a mountain in northern syria as it steps up its offensive against kurdish fighters in the region russia's opposition leader alexina volumnia has been released without charge after being arrested at an anti-government rally in moscow more than two hundred fifty others across the country were detained for protesting and calling for a boycott of the presidential election in march. the death toll from saturday's suicide bomb attack in afghanistan's capital kabul has risen to at least one hundred three two hundred thirty five others have bee