part of they'll push them to buck forces loyal to exile be a mini president of the rebel man suit hardy. so culturally is a walled heritage site known for its unique and pristine watch from bottom and it's located just off the coast of somalia with access to major shipping routes the head of a provincial council e.-m. and ses the us soldiers should leave. these forces are present in psychiatry or in volumes that can't be understood there are illegitimately troops in these areas are there forces that belong to the who ts to be fought by the coalition here the answer is a big no. humans war pits iranian backed the bulls and the milf against troops loyal to exile president. the u.e.s. part of a soda led coalition the stepped in three years ago to support hardy whose power is in the southern city of other that's where the u.a.e. has been growing its influence funding and training armed yemeni groups now the u.a.e. is on the island of support yemen's prime minister says to deployment there is an assault on women so violent these protesters agree they also go to the island eunuch would be des

exile president hadi the uys part of a soda led coalition the stepped in three years ago to support hardy. is in the southern city of other that's where the u.a.e. has been growing its influence funding and training armed yemeni groups now the u.a.e. is on the island of support yemen's prime minister says to him or not to deployment there is an assault on yemen so violent these protesters agree they also wouldn't match the island unique would be destroyed two. hundred al-jazeera. the island of the contras the latest territory where any of our troops have been sent as the u.a.e. expands its military presence in the horn of africa they're also deployed elsewhere across mainland yemen and had them would for example and the coastal city of addon which was recently overrun by separatists backed by the u.a.e. and emery's appear to be building an airstrip on yemen's perry island that sits right in the middle of babylon and that strait. on the african side of the red sea the u.a.e. operates the as a naval and air base and it is fair used to support military operations in yemen for the south in so

someone tossed them in and hardy was worried about them being left there. he sent me this cell phone video. and then he began sending still pictures of scooters in the water, along with his e-mails to the company asking them to please remove the scooters. he sent lots of e-mails. sent them to lime bike, and the bay keeper, and to nbc bay area. can you characterize their response? >> it was minimal. >> reporter: he says the scooter companies' response was kind of a form letter. >> it was to the effect of, we have heard you, and thank you, and we have told our san francisco operations manager. >> reporter: we contacted lime bike today and got a very similar response. hardy says after several days lime bike did pick up one of the soggy scooters but left another in the bay near pier 14. >> i got a grappling hook and did it myself. easy. >> reporter: he posted this pibt of the scooter that he retrieved along with a message to the company. the scooters have certainly struck a cord with the city since mid--march. the scooter companies including lime bike have been

have actually empowered and supported forces that are working against the hardy government and at the same time the saudis are somewhat stuck in the north of the country fighting against the who these so it doesn't seem to be that hard the government has any allies left not in saudi arabia not in the emirates and they don't really have any leverage now calling upon the international community to stop the emirates because they seem to disregard international law here. how wise big island remains on high alert as lava continues to spew from its killer whale volcano the island has been rocked by a series of strong earthquakes and nearly two thousand people have been forced to flee their homes but around the horn reports. but five days hawaii's big island has been wrestled by hundreds of earthquakes and then three major trim is over a three hour period the biggest a magnitude six point nine almost all. the seismic activity began on monday when the crisis floor of the pool or a volcanic cone on the cool the way it started to collapse lava flowed into new he created underground chambers tha

it has been a chilly night here and they are hardy lot, eve ryo ne here and they are hardy lot, everyone up in sleeping bags with hot drinks going around, but there is singing and eve ryo ne around, but there is singing and everyone talking and gathered around us, some people playing cards, so they have found ways to entertain themselves throughout the night. with them all through the night was oui’ with them all through the night was our very own andy moore. we can talk to him now. how is the night in? our very own andy moore. we can talk to him now. how is the night mm has been a very chilly night but it isa has been a very chilly night but it is a gorgeous morning, temperatures we re is a gorgeous morning, temperatures were down to about seven and there are some very hardy people who have been camping out overnight. no tents we re allowed by been camping out overnight. no tents were allowed by the police so it was sleeping out in the open. let's talk to some of them, let's talk these ladies. how was the night, was it cold? it was a cold night, we came here yesterday at around midnight

among those who lost their lives in the attack was 15 year—old olivia campbell hardy from bury — sheted dancer and singer — her grandparents were among the 800 people in today's congregation, and our correspondent judith moritz has spent the day with them. she's no longer here, but you can feel olivia's present everywhere in her grandparents‘ house. from photos to cushions, it's how they keep her close. you just can't get away from it. it's always there. if you want a bit of comfort, you sit on the settee and pick up a cushion, and it's the nearest thing you'll get to a cuddle now. olivia spent a lot of time in this house. her grandma sharon helped bring her up along with grandad steve. this morning, they got ready for the first anniversary of her death with a heavy heart. very apprehensive. i think it's something we've got to do, the first of everything isjust... the first of everything is so difficult. but ijust feel that we need to be there, you know, as part of the 22 families, show our respects. they'd never take away the pain, because that will never go, but at least you know t

considering how divided the country was but the immoralities came along under the invitation of the hardy government as the internationally recognized government and under the premise that they were fighting the who these and terrorism in the country this occurred trial and. has nothing to do with that invitation has nothing to do with that kind of policy and has nothing to do with that objective so it's not it's something that cannot be argued and justified under international law saying that there is a justification to come along and what their marauders are doing now very much moves against the saudi interests the fact that saudis were on the island a couple of days ago trying to reconcile with local tribal leaders for example suggests that the saudis are very concerned that the emirates are pursuing their interest in yemen at the expense of the saudis which in twenty fifteen twenty sixteen the saudis were ok that the iraqis were pursuing their own national interest as long as they were serving the overall coalition interests where we stand today it seems that this the immoralities of

color sergeant darren hardy guard mount means you accompany the soldiers who are changing yes the guard changing the guard is what it says on the tin you know we take to the new guard from one to barracks but in the past we change him and we bring you all to guard back and that is what you've done everything for three hundred and you know he was there yes that's the main the main bulk of that you teach here change in the guard here and what does it mean to you have for the persons do you have to rehearse every day before you go out do you have a standard repertoire most days yes i mean that we have sort of two set lists where three sets of music we have the marches and we have what we call the general sort of entertainment music which you'll see on the square at one thousand barracks where we end it in a trip so that and i once we get to the forecourt booking and palace we have the pods and then we'll play more things like overtures and you know pieces to entertain the troops and not the crowds and if that if there was a war what would there what would your job be as you think of yourse

exile president hadi the us part of a soda led coalition the stepped in three years ago to support hardy whose power base is in the southern city of other thoughts where the u.a.e. has been growing its influence funding and training armed yemeni groups now the u.a.e. is on the island of support but yemen's prime minister says to him or not to deployment there is an assault on yemen sovereignty these protesters agree they also noted what makes the island unique would be destroyed to. mohammed i don't know. and see international is accusing egypt of using solace or confinement as torture says dozens of human rights activists journalists and officers since the forces face horrendous physical abuse behind bars the group's report i'd like to extend outlines extended beatings humiliation a lack of food and restricted movement for years on hand egypt has arrested thousands of people since the military overthrew president mohamed morsy in twenty thirteen is reported to have been held in solitary confinement for most of the past five years the government has repeatedly denied systematic rights ab

have actually empowered and supported forces that are working against the hardy government and at the same time the saudis are somewhat stuck in the north of the country fighting against the who these so it doesn't seem to be that hard a government has any ally left not in saudi arabia not in the emirates and they don't really have any leverage now calling upon the international community to stop the emirates because they seem to disregard international law here meanwhile the saudis of come in to sort of mediate are very likely to do anything at all to rein in the u.a.e. . well it's hard to believe that because the saudis have somewhat pressured them or artists to come on board on on this very protracted conflict there murat is have been involved have taken casualties and have actually provided some of the most effective fighting force on the ground against the who these in the past and against other kind of groups in the south of yemen as well so the saudis very much rely on the moralities and now the iraqis want to have their prize so the island and access to the indian ocean the se

the people because he forced what others were sitting on chairs and got money therefore i believe hardy alarm really is best for the people. but look at the north. rim shot next prime minister nuri al maliki also close to iran is also back in the political scene but any hopes of a triumphant return have been diced by corruption allegations and major losses to the i.r.s. creep back in twenty fourteen. also in the running is. the former journalist is best known for throwing two shoes at then u.s. president george w. bush during a press conference in two thousand and eight. fifteen years since the fall of saddam hussein the oil rich country still struggles to provide pyra nationwide authorities estimate the country needs close to ninety billion dollars to rebuild infrastructure badly needed and former ins strongholds like mosul repeating local life's here though is another matter. and in addition i am not it means nothing to me they have done nothing and nothing has changed we are living like the homeless we have no clothes no water no electricity look at this things are still the same the

enough the star emerges on opening night cruises flanked by oscar winning iranian director a star for hardy and her husband javier bardem. and her husband star in everybody knows the spanish film has opened this year's festival in the film bardem plays cruise's old flame. everybody knows is a riveting family thriller the dark twists. australian actress cate blanchett is heading up the jury this year amidst the me too movement gender in the film industry is a huge issue here most of the festivals jers are women this year but the filmmakers are still overwhelmingly men. also causing controversy and can the clash between the traditional spend and the online film industry can has banned netflix from competing this year netflix wants to debut its films online the festival insists the films have to be released in france first and then online three years later critics saying the festival stand seems old fashioned people to fill industry needs netflix and other platforms they're not in competition you can make good films release them first at the cinema and then on netflix or even at the same time.

the two top candidates the pro-west an incumbent prime minister buddy and hardy other media from the iranian backed militia the popular mobilization forces the group is seen as having led the fight against i.a.s. how did i wouldn't know how do you know what i'm really is close to the people because he fought my others were sitting on chairs and got money so therefore i believe that. is the best for the people. we shot. fifteen years after saddam hussein was toppled the country is in ruins and in need of close to ninety billion dollars. to rebuild infrastructure. but the first task iraq's next prime minister faces is to repair the growing rift between the country's majority shiite and minority sunni populations. u.w. correspondent you're far too old karim is covering these elections from baghdad in cooperation with a rocky channel all rashid t.v. just far welcome what are you hearing about the bomb attack near the city of kirkuk at the moment is that what i heard so far what happened in your coupe that three people where. were killed through dip last that's happened there were the two

clearly, they are struggling materially, but he teaches hardy power of history, and most importantly, of stories. it have a look at the clip. our people have always told stories, from our very beginning,... a fractured land and the claws of the mountains, scorched by the fiery eyes of the northern deserts. black rubble earth against ice peaks, our land was the petrified skeleton of a monster. the land of the noble and honourable. we were a pathway to everywhere, carrying goods from east to west. we studied the stars and began to see order amidst the chaos. we were scientists, philosophers and storytellers. questions sought a nswe i’s , storytellers. questions sought answers, and then more questions. we began to see our place in the universe. on the one hand you have that sort of animation comedy cycling and cut out, then you have the more realistic backgrounds of the more realistic backgrounds of the streets of couple. their recently drawn but very expressive faces. what happens is the father is arrested by the taliban, and the mother and sister are unable to get food, because you can

i'm aware of hardy siding. i've used it before. i think that adds to the kind of working class look of the building. a few other comments, they are taking the on site option on affordability. it says right here in the report. unless i'm reading this incorrectly, they're putting the units on site. so this issue about pushing people out of the building that are undesirable is not the case. the affordability rate, we have a rounding issue, 12.45 can go five units or four units. it is blow .5. i would love to see an additional another. we can't force the project response tore do that. on december 9th, if grandfathering goes away, if building permits aren't pulled yet, so in a few months, hopefully six months or less, we won't be talking about grandfathering anymore. everything will change to the new numbers. so put that on your calendar. i think -- could this building fit in soma with industrial buildings next door? yes, it kind of fits. i think for -- i would like to take dr and talk about the retail space being split and making sure

forced to fight hardy came through to beat the spanish qualifierjaume munar, a glimpse of what the formern lajovic have a tricky task of taking on number two seed alexander zverev. alexander zverev was clearly frustrated at at one set down, then the racket down. but there is a reason why is regarded as one of the most promising talents of the game for the finally finding his form for a five set victory. 0n caudate teen it was also ordered to fall recorded in the trough to progress, behind for much of his match the fourth seed needed almost 45 hours for victory. ten eight in the final set. the drama came late. amongst the fightbacks and comebacks, serena williams continues hers, victory in the doubles, her tennis rather than herfashion now getting power is talking. let's take a look at things away from tennis... a new report on discrimination in russian football has highlighted an increase in the number of discriminatory chants inside stadiums. the study claims "deeply rooted issues" and a lack of prevention from clubs. speaking before the report, england's ashley young says the players ha

hardy howdy. because you got this idea about me by god and that i got. a lonely cundall a little a mediation with i'm going to mind doing that as i can do to all and i see those who. live by them by just little things know i'm going to get me without a gun so that angle i'm not allowed to leave behind and melodic away when i'm in love but i hear god does me as i'm not going to. give me i am the man i'm going to progress and when to leave behind him but this is what he has i do a little with who. i have to get too. caught up i do not have any bonding and if you do no good i'm going to crawl around i'm not saying i want to be as i. put i'm good at it i don't like. you have to be applied to the level of bottle design i believe because i would. always be able to pay how can i but than me putting out. nothing not to condemn. not so i'm allowed to come on the moon kinda. just to open up to the. yeah. i'm not going to. put on hold on monday i'm not i'm what i need. to do i'm going to get them into this and by the. number of really if. you do get a moment and i'

actor has played the lead in the festival's opening film everybody knows from iranian director for hardy it's one of twenty one films competing for the palme d'or the festival runs until may nineteenth and. have you have a cold a movie as a film festival and this week's audience survey we want to know how you would most like to enjoy films so add to our website d.w. dot com slash lifestyle and join in by taking part you'll be entered in our prize draw and in with a chance of winning a euro max wristwatch. now let's turn to the subject of art bruce nauman is one of the world's most renowned and respected contemporary artists now a swiss museum has dedicated an entire exhibition to his fifty year career at this show in basel disappearing acts showcases his key works of art as well as revealing previously unseen installations. the astounding art of bruce now it's been fifty years since now month first began exploring the highs and lows of the human condition. his pieces investigate what it means to be trapped within convention's by rigid mindsets are inside established social order. and onc

and i'm saying it's good for hardy at patients psychological counseling is also an important part of their a-p. . many primary care doctors tend to overlook depression in their patients. posture treating the symptoms of depression could go a long way to reducing mortality rates from cardiac disease. karl-heinz largish agrees that primary care doctors bear an important responsibility. does. general practitioners need to pay special attention to patients who have certain risk factors. true including hypertension or abnormal cholesterol or other lipitor levels. these patients complain that they feel burnt out things that used to give them pleasure no longer do which are all symptoms of depression perceivers into image that's a red flag. and the doctor should take note with his arm he would define a name mr. harry schultz's doctor noticed these red flags the treatment for depression he received at the rehab center appears to have helped his heart symptoms have improved. but i can see three heart valves which all good and are working smoothly they're opening and shutting nicely which is a

doctors once feared francoise hardy would never recover, but against all odds, the 60s icon emerged,england's world—renowned rugby coach has a message for readers of the japan times — and the message is "get involved!" eddie jones, who led the japanese side to victory over south africa, has become cheerleader for the sport. the rugby world cup kicks off in tokyo next year. and the south china morning post says hong kong is harbouring some big ambitions when it comes to their waterfront. the shoreline is already famous for it's glittering skyline but this giant pumpkin is also proving a big hit. it's part of a plan to bring art into the heart of the city. and that is it for some of the papers. babita sharma, what are some of the story is sparking discussions online? —— stories. lots of people have been on social media discussing whether or not this is britain's most beautiful bus route? the journey from leeds to whitby takes four hours. 0n the way it takes in the historic city of york before crossing the moors. the route is part of a competition to discover the county's most scenic ro

joanna hardy said she had a lot of younger clients and for them it was not that they had a digital footprintore of a digital crater. some of these kids on their phones, their phone will tell you what time they woke up, because they've got an alarm app. it will tell you when they have breakfast, because they will have a health app, it'll tell you where they went, what time they got back, potentially how fast they drove, where they parked, what they had for lunch. if the go out in a bar, which you can see might be relevant to some of the allegation that we've seen in the press, a taxi app my show what time they left. the rating in that taxi app might tell you if they were drunk. all information you can see that might be relevant in different types of offending. and from one tiny phone in your pocket, if you print out that information from all of those apps, then that need resources. that needs money. because it needs human beings to go through it. and criminal barristers were also under pressure, working long hours often for no pay. the digital revolution means that we are all available all th

that the president of the republic they would be able to meet the challenges and the programs that mr hardy and the president posed before for example with this. political loss of loss of president of prime minister how for example he will be able to discuss for example the. strategy of defense in lebanon i mean here how the what is the plan to be discussed which can contain really the weapons of hezbollah. and even. will be a missile how do you will be able to deploy the lebanese armed forces on the eastern borders and stop the smuggling of arms and people and weapons all these big questions the lebanese people they don't believe they're the new government will be able to solve it or to face it and i think. now that the i don't want to rip you apart but i want to pick out something you were saying and also ask your brother he. i'm about it he's talking about his boat and security of lebanon and i want to ask you a brahim what does this victory by hezbollah mean when it comes to iran's role in lebanon and if it is really consolidated power there. while definitively actually this is a major

destroyed eighty percent of the island's roads they made one third of the population homeless and hardy's government did almost nothing to relieve you so the fact that the u.a.e. has come along offering health care offering to rebuild schools offering in some cases it appears that trees are getting special work visas goes up and up and this is a place where unemployment is rife for people who are very poor and that's obviously suffered a lot in the last couple of years due to the conflicts. these are all things that one hundred percent pulls towards the u.a.e. away from the mainland yemeni governments it's i think maybe something that gets lost in this discussion as yes this is an ideological battle between the major powers between. between the government supposedly sits and but on the ground treason cells are very often quite ambivalence towards the states of yemen with the modern stay as it currently exists they they feel that they've been ignored for a very long time and this is one of the major reasons the u.a.e. has been able to get a foothold here because they've offered people the

the mango trees full of fruit oh hardy. the birds make good out of most situations. because any illusion of normality is lost when you look through the clearing. was a seasonal stream has turned into this. the forces of nature on the water line that still rising. on the shoreline ahead people who have walked for hours from higher land they've waited days for help to arrive no cheers no shouts no pushing but the need here is deep seated it's not everywhere in the world where you'd find people so calm in a situation like this when they've been marooned for several days with absolutely nothing coming in until now but there are pockets of anger. in the city and i know that the. satellite here that i have been waiting for the help i haven't received anything. and wheat in it i need it now. he has all the right saying but again i can also help way come. across we've done what we can for now and we are asking more people to come and help us so that we can reach more people. and even some of those getting their rations of food anough aid to give them basic shelter feel it's

right from the beginning john hardy rebels occupied the ottoman institute the state research center with its important library the basement contained over eleven thousand valuable manuscripts with a qur'anic interpretations in the old manuscripts not consistent with the fundamentalist islamic teachings where the manuscripts in danger muhammadiyah get a researcher at the institute was very concerned. as to. the institute was a band that most of the employees had fled during the occupation. they left the manuscripts to their own fate. for the future seemed bleak but there was no work and so they were forced to leave. but nobody was permitted to enter the building which was built by south africa. but nobody was allowed to enter except for the occupying forces a. new people everyone was concerned the head of the ahmed baba institute the owners of the family libraries the population of timbuktu the delegation was sent into the jihadi camp to ensure that the manuscripts were safe. but. what value do the manuscripts of timbuktu have to you as an intellectual. so how do they contain our history

forces loyal to president hardy have been trying for months to repel an offensive by the whole thing is to control yemen's largest city the three year long siege is baking everyone suffer so never lower. prices are rising and that's a huge burden for us i used to buy goods for a cheaper price and now that's impossible this is a war in the seed push prices of basic goods soaring and people haven't received their salaries for a month. sunset is when muslims break their fast moment of quiet for his show and he's really but his biggest concern is what might happen next when fighting breaks between feuding factions in his fighting that has already claimed the lives of thousands of people may listen billions. the u.n. security council has held an emergency session after attacks in gaza israeli forces struck dozens of targets in the gaza strip on tuesday and response to rocket and mortar nor inches from palestinian armed groups the u.s. as the palestinian leadership needs to be held accountable question salumi has more from the u.n. in new york. the one thing security council members seem t

among those who lost their lives in the attack was 15—year—old 0livia campbell hardy from bury. and dancer, her grandparents were among the 800 people in today's memorial service, and our correspondentjudith moritz has spent the day with them. she's no longer here, but you can feel 0livia's presence everywhere in her grandparents' house. from photos to cushions, it's how they keep a close. you just can't get away from it, it's always there. if you want a bit of comfort, you sit on the settee and pick up a cushion. it's the nearest thing you'll get to a cuddle now. 0livia spent a lot of time in this house. her grandma sharon helped bring her up, along with grandad steve. this morning, they got ready for the first anniversary of her death with a heavy heart. very apprehensive. i think it's something we've got to do, the first of everything isjust... the first of everything is so difficult. but ijust feel that we need to be there, you know, as part of the 22 families, show our respects. it will never take away the pain, because that will never go, but at least you know that things

forces loyal to president hardy have been trying for months to repel an offensive by the hertha is to control yemen's largest city the three year long siege is baking everyone suffer so never lower. prices are rising and that's a huge burden for us i used to buy goods for a cheaper price and now that's impossible because our head of. war in the siege pushed prices of basic goods soaring and people haven't received their salaries for months. sunset is when muslims break the. moment of quiet for him and he's really but his biggest concern is what might happen next when fighting breaks between feuding factions in ties fighting that has a right to claim the lives of thousands of people mainly civilians. the problem and human rights activists and blogger from the united arab emirates has been sentenced to ten years in prison legal sources they are a month old was found guilty of slander against the us he's been held for moving here before his trial began an abu dhabi last month on thought was arrested on suspicion of using social media to publish false information and spread hatred and sec

say it's part of the oil production to buck forces loyal to be a mini president of the rebel monsoon hardy. so culturally is a walled heritage site known for its unique and pristine watch from bottom and it's located just off the coast of somalia with access to major shipping routes the head of a provincial council yemen ses the us soldiers should leave well. these forces are present in psychiatry or mara in volumes that can't be understood there are illegitimate troops in these areas are there forces that belong to the who ts to be fought by the coalition here the answer is a big no. humans war pits iranian backed the bulls and the milf against troops loyal to exile president hadi the us part of a soda led coalition the stepped in three years ago to support hadi was paul bass is in the southern city of other thoughts where the u.a.e. has been growing its influence funding and training armed yemeni groups now the u.a.e. is on the island of support humans prime minister says the image out to deployment there is an assault on human solvent these protesters agree they also wanted the island e

died since people in the village of be core began showing symptoms resembling ebola catchall lopez hardy reports. a sober announcement of the democratic republic of congo and beyond ebola is back there but here dear compadre it's since tuesday may aids the democrats agree public of congo is facing an epidemic of a bowl of virus disease that constitutes an international public health emergency. the government isn't taking any chances the world health organization six priority in the use of an exponential vaccine to try and stop the outbreak and in the meantime we have preparing as if it will be a green light so coaching is on standby the stockpile is on standby the teams are being put on standby health authorities confirmed the alberich on tuesday they were alerted when news came from the remote congolese for the age of the coral to the capital kinshasa eighteen people have died in the last wife weeks from symptoms linked to ebola outbreak declaration occurred after the lab results confirm true cases of ebola four people died during an outbreak last year but it's a recurrence threat that

we're taking your questions live far away on twitter and you tube for those of you who don't know hardy his new netflix special warrior relatives was released globally this week in that he reflects on everything from indians love affair with mangoes to the trump presidency here's a quote. i don't think white people are used to being called white people use the phrase a lot you know the rest of us have to be explained in some way right but white people get to be fancy things like people and human. so when they're called white people there's some white people who just aren't used to that seat at the shows you'll see like white people with their arms folded like. you're talking about me you see white people you must be talking about me if you think i'm talking about you yes if i knew you knew what i love most about the joke now is that when i look into the audience you always see this. guy just to non-racist stretching. and how hard it kind of joins us here on sat welcome to the stream of the back to the story of harry good to have you so as we saw there social justice racial justice plays