saudi arabia says it shot down seven missiles fired by yemen's hoofy rebels targeting airports. council raman your challenges there are a lot more headquarters here in doha coming up in the next thirty minutes at least fifty three people are dead and dozens remain missing after a fire consumes a four story shopping center in russia's sign bierria. also polls open in egypt's presidential election where the incumbent abdel fattah el-sisi is certain to return to office. and anger home the streets of barcelona arrested cancellara leader callus is expected to appear in a german court. welcome to the program saudi arabia's military says it shot down seven missiles fired from yemen who through rebels say they carried out the strongest targeting several airports saudi authorities say at least one person was killed in the attacks from these alexander possible. loud explosions and bright flashes in the sky saudi arabia's air force says it intercepted a series of ballistic missiles fired from neighboring yemen who three rebels say they've targeted airports in several cities including the c

planes war broke out in yemen three years ago with the saudi led coalition bombing campaign against hoofy rebels claiming thousands of lives the u.n. describes the situation as the worst manmade humanitarian crisis in modern history . of the number. of horrendous scenes of come from the place in the last few years we brought them to you on this channel let's get some comment on that one comes. the reply it can be would it can be risk areas but across this he's director of veritas center for strategic studies it almost beggars belief there's no hi there welcome to the program i mean how can the centcom not know where the weapons it has been supplied to saudi arabia how where they used after that surely it has a duty to get no. it does and we live in a we live in a world where you know surveillance is so powerful that it can counter the hairs on a grasshopper's legs and centcom doesn't know where the arms go that's a little funny think because you know if they're saying that we really don't know you know the system is beyond you my ing your teeth i am not buying it even if they sell it to y

well the saudi led coalition's campaign of airstrikes may have destroyed several hoofy positions ammunition depots and bases but has largely failed to make significant military gains on the ground the iran backed rebels hold the capital some or most of north yemen and the largest part of her data processor the lead coalition forces are in control of mainly central yemen and areas to the south including aden but after a recent rough between the have the government and the u.a.e. separatists loyal to the emirates around the city taking over several government buildings and institutions and al qaeda affiliated groups were quick to take advantage of the split expanding their control of territory in the south. well let's bring in our panel now from london mohamad columnist and editor at the newspaper in beirut adam baron visiting fellow at the european council on foreign relations and from djibouti via skype so is that megan protection an advocacy adviser at the norwegian refugee council welcome to you all mr bauer let me start with you the whole thing is have not only withstood three years of s

is taking a diplomatic but it might have got off rather lightly and our other top stories yemen's hoofy rebels have vowed to fire more missiles into saudi arabia unless it stops bombing that country a saudi military says it shot down seven missiles fired from yemen early on monday including three targeting riyadh at least one person was killed and two others injured saudi arabia has let up on the campaign against who sees for the last three years gyptian the voting in a presidential election that set to deliver an easy victory for carita abdul fatah sisi the government is hoping for high turnout but many voting booths have been largely empty only one of the challengers running against sisi after six others were detained disqualified or forced to abandon their campaigns completely and investigators look into a fire that killed sixty four people at a shopping center in russia say a security guard switched off the building's fire system exits were also illegally blocked in the mall in the city of kemah over the blaze has been extinguished but many people are still missing more on that stor

diplomatic but it might have got off rather lightly saudi arabia has accused iran of helping yemen's hoofy rebels know what missile attacks across the border one person died in riyadh of the saudi military shot down seven missiles fired from yemen based on sunday booth you say the assault was in response to saudi arabia's three year long intervention in yemen civil war. egyptians are voting in a presidential election set to deliver an easy victory for incumbent leader abdel fattah el-sisi the government is hoping for a high turnout but pictures broadcast on state media show many polling stations largely empty only one of the challenges running get c.c. up to six others were forced to abandon their campaigns investigators looking into a fire that killed sixty four people at a shopping center in russia say a security guard switched off the building's fire that system exits were also illegally blocked in the mall in the city of camera the base has been extinguished but many people are still missing the stream is up next to have more news from the street after that thanks watching i've. are so

airports in several cities including the capital riyadh and egyptian resident there was killed the hoofy leader is warning there's more to come and we'll use a long range drawings which have excellent military capabilities we will activate the military institutions in an unprecedented way and open up more opportunities to recruit the children and men about people to fight. saudi arabia is leading a coalition that has been fighting the who things in yemen since march two thousand and fifteen like most of the u.s. president donald trump may have been braced saudis crown prince mohammed bin soundman at the white house last tuesday but it didn't stop the senate from voting on a resolution calling for the end of u.s. support for saudi forces in yemen saudi war effort and particularly air campaign over yemen has not stopped it has only increased lately so i imagine it's normal that the both these are finally going. to show that they are still capable and they are not to be taken for granted militarily. at least ten thousand people have been killed in yemen since two thousand and fifteen which

iran's revolutionary guard has denied accusations by saudi arabia that it is arming hoofy rebels in yemen on sunday who has filed several missiles across the border targeting saudi arabia's capital riyadh michelle fragments killed a person and injured two others iran has often been accused of sending weapons to the youth is but a report by the iranian news agency tells them quote the revolutionary guard is saying yemenis are capable of producing their own weapons. teachers in zimbabwe are threatening to storm the offices of the president them as an imminent and bring the public sector to a standstill they want the salaries to be doubled as her image after reports from harare. public school teachers in zimbabwe say not much has changed since president investment and what took over from robert mugabe in november they say they earn between two hundred and three hundred fifty dollars a month they want a one hundred percent salary increase and better with the conditions we still see a lot of problems of the sort of guns in government poses we are told all of these beings are a big huge design

is part of the saudi coalition fighting in yemen the latest repercussions of the hoofy missile aimed at saudi arabia that provoked a blockade on ports and airports injuring vital aid and imports getting them the shipment of cash was meant to pay the salaries a public could perrie's yemen has been ravaged by the civil war between the internationally recognized government based in the south which is backed by the saudis and their allies and the the movement which controls the north and is backed by iran as well as the cash crisis to government ministers have resigned after calling for the president's return from saudi arabia the minister of the state and saeed he tweeted that the saudis are preventing abu rebel man so had he and his sons returning from their self-imposed exile in riyadh the deputy prime minister also stepped down he is hoping the new century yemen bank in aden last year some i'm not here to mete out my hope they will deal with yemen is a country that has a great seven thousand year civilization yemen is not on the margin yemen is not a banana republic yemen is a big br

year war against whose these in yemen both forces have suffered heavy losses but the terrain suits hoofy fighters this rugged region of hundreds of kilometers of mountains and valleys has turned into an open battleground funeral society soldiers have become common since the conflict began saudi media says the army has lost seven hundred men here a puff military losses saudi's defense ministry is paying condolence fees to the families of the dead soldiers this graph shows how the so-called martyrs fund is swelling. we don't have accurate statistics but a sniper kills between six to eight saudi soldiers and mercenaries we destroy from three to five military vehicles every day whose the losses have also been significant with saudi warplanes helping the kingdom's cause the air force controls the skies above nearly all areas of military operations in yemen you had to produce the following video you'll see your coalition aircraft targeting yemeni homemade missile platform near the yemeni saudi border the yemeni rockets were aimed at saudi cities and villages warplanes mco relation of countries

envoy to yemen has arrived in the capital sana'a which is under the control of hoofy rebels is the first time the first visit by martin griffith to sylar since he was appointed in february is there to meet hootie leaders and try to arrange a fourth round of talks three previous rounds of negotiations have come to nothing anger is mounting in the u.s. city of sacramento over the killing of an unarmed black man by police twenty two year old steven clarke was shot at least twenty times after police wrongly believed he had a gun or grenell it's reports from sacramento. yes there is no demonstrators marched through the streets of sacramento california capital city for a second day friday they were protesting the police shooting of an unarmed twenty two year old black man last week he was judge he was sentenced and he was executed the protesters blocked traffic and shouted slogans and dented a car that tried to pass through one group attempted to block a major highway but were prevented from doing so by california highway patrol officers in riot gear stephan clark died in his own backyard kill

saudi arabia says it shot down seven missiles fired by hoofy rebels in yemen targeting its app or it's. turnout is low and slow in egypt's presidential election where the incumbent abdel fatah sisi is certain to return to office. at least sixty four people are dead and dozens remain missing after a fire at a shopping center in siberia. the united states and fourteen e.u. nations have expelled more than one hundred russian diplomats this is in a coordinated response to the nerve agent attack on form a double agent sergey scrip all in the united kingdom earlier this month u.s. president trump ordered sixty russian diplomats to leave including twelve attached to the united nations and he's also close the russian consulate in seattle russia says it will respond in kind what more than sixty russian officials will be kicked out of europe france germany and poland each expelling four diplomats ukraine which is not in a new member state is also taking action they are expelling thirteen russian diplomats from the country and canada and else the expulsion of four diplomats and said it was denyin

to yemen now where hoofy rebels say they would be prepared to hold talks with saudi arabia to end the three year war they've been reports since met in secret but both sides are denying this the war's lead to the world's worst humanitarian crisis with more than twenty two million people needing food medicine and other aid and the world health organization is bracing to vaccinate people in yemen against a rapidly spreading outbreak of this tarea about one thousand three hundred people have been infected and more than seventy have died since the disease was first detected six months ago hawks are reports. children and desperate parents from a disorganized queue at this medical clinic and some are lining up for potential lifesaving vaccination against that their local health workers are in force in the world health organization must vaccination program to counter the rapid spread of the disease across the country they've inoculated over two and a half million children aged between six weeks and fifteen years old there's been a diff the outbreak in yemen since late last year and there are

year war against whose these in yemen both forces have suffered heavy losses but the terrain suits hoofy fighters this rugged region of hundreds of kilometers of mountains and valleys has turned into an open battleground funeral society soldiers have become common since the conflict began saudi media says the army has lost seven hundred men here a puff military losses saudi's defense ministry is paying condolence fees to the families of the dead soldiers this graph shows how the so-called martyrs fund is swelling. we don't have accurate statistics but a sniper kills between six to eight saudi soldiers on mercenaries we destroy from three to five military vehicles every day who feel losses have also been significant with saudi warplanes helping the kingdom's cause the air force controls the skies above nearly all areas of military operations in yemen you had to produce the following video you'll see your coalition aircraft targeting yemeni homemade missile platform near the yemeni saudi border the yemeni rockets were aimed at saudi cities and villages warplanes mco relation of countries l

is part of the saudi coalition fighting in yemen the latest repercussions of the hoofy missile aimed at saudi arabia that provoked a blockade on ports and airports injuring vital aid and imports getting in the shipment of cash was meant to pay the salaries a public could perrie's yemen has been ravaged by the civil war between the internationally recognized government based in the south which is backed by the saudis and their allies and the who three movement which controls the north and is backed by iran as well as the cash crisis to government ministers have resigned after calling for the president's return from saudi arabia the minister of the state and siad he tweeted that the saudis are preventing abu rebel mansour hadi and his sons returning from their self-imposed exile in riyadh the deputy prime minister also stepped down he is hoping the new century yemen bank in aden last year some i'm not here to mete out while you i hope we will deal with yemen as a country that has a great seven thousand year civilization yemen is not on the margin yemen is not a banana republic yemen is

iran's revolutionary guard has denied accusations by saudi arabia that its arming hoofy rebels in yemen on sunday ruthie's fired several missiles across the border targeting saudi arabia's capital riyadh missile fragments killed one person and injured two others iran has often been accused of sending weapons to the whole fees but a report by the iranian news agency quotes the revolutionary guard as saying yemenis are capable of producing their own weapons. meanwhile saudi arabia's crown prince is criticizing the iran nuclear deal comparing it to waiting for a bullet to reach your heads he said action was needed immediately to replace the agreement in an interview with the new york times mohamed bin soundman insisted the deal would only delay not prevent iran from acquiring nuclear weapons the twenty fifteen agreement saw international sanctions on iran lifted in exchange for the curbing of its nuclear development program let's speak to joel rubin in washington d.c. he's the president of the washington strategy group is also former deputy assistant secretary of state good to have you wit

and saudi arabia has accused iran of helping yemen's hoofy rebels launch missile attacks across the border one person died in riyadh after the saudi minute she shot down seven missiles fired from yemen late on sunday. syrian government forces have regained control of nearly all of eastern ghouta the area was one of the last rebel strongholds close to damascus the russian defense ministry says six and a half thousand people were evacuated from the southern towns in eastern guta as part of a deal there now and it libya only rebels in the town of doomer have yet to surrender so you heard a report from beirut. bus after bus arrived in the rebel controlled province of idlib in northwest syria thousands of people transported across a divided country rebel factions surrendered their strongholds in eastern huta after what was one of the fiercest offensives launched by the pro-government alliance fighters their families and members of the opposition deported as part of a negotiated with. everything even the bunkers we were hiding in if we left the bunkers we would get killed by air strikes i can de

airports in several cities including the capital riyadh and egyptian resident there was killed the hoofy leader is warning there's more to come and will use a long range drones which have excellent military capabilities we will activate the military institutions in an unprecedented way and open up more opportunities to recruit the children and men about people to fight. saudi arabia is leading a coalition that has been fighting the who things in yemen since march two thousand and fifteen like most of the u.s. president donald trump may have been braced saudis crown prince mohammed bin soundman at the white house last tuesday but it didn't stop the senate from voting on a resolution calling for the end of u.s. support for saudi forces in yemen saudi war effort and particularly air campaign over yemen has not stopped it has only increased lately so i imagine it's normal that the these are finally going. to show that they are still capable and they are not to be taken for granted militarily. at least ten thousand people have been killed in yemen since two thousand and fifteen which is also

envoy to yemen has arrived in the capital sana'a which is under the control of hoofy rebels is the first visit by martin gryphus since he was appointed in february he's there to meet who feel leaders and to try to arrange a fourth round of talks three previous rounds of negotiations have come to nothing but well as yemen's war enters its fourth year regional devised between the north and south are worsening the south was its own country until one nine hundred ninety and is calling for secession which will once again gaining strength following the outbreak of war a summer binge of eight reports. yemenis have been trying to free central ties and northern provinces where the saudi led coalition is battling hooty rebels but many have been denied entry into southern cities including aden and hundreds of northerners already in the south have been forcibly displaced in testimonies provided to al jazeera some business owners say they were told they'll be killed unless they pack up and leave. behind a shop but they stormed our places and kicked us out they even took my medication for money. she w

picture's been shared online and his name is trying to because he's the driver who was killed by the hoofy strike an egyptian driver in but people from both sides in each is egypt and saudi arabia showing solidarity with his family and offering thoughts and prayers but some like and feel that. what some some people feel that it won't mean much if that arabia doesn't provide his family with some kind of financial support and then there are those connecting the timing of this asteroid with the third anniversary of the war but the u.n. says every ten minutes a child dies in yemen from preventable diseases like cholera and feria and two thirds of the twenty eight million population are dependent on basic aid to survive with eight million of those on the brink of famine it's been dubbed the forgotten war and that's the world's worst humanitarian crisis but where politicians worldwide appear to ignore the conflict their public is not in fact a new poll in front suggest that twenty five percent of people there think their government should stop sending weapons to saddam rabia and the u.a.e. but o