lydia hu, please stay on standby. come back in when you get new information as, obviously, we have sources and personnel inside the courtroom as well. and, nicole as well, nicole parker, please stay with me and stay on standby as we wait to see if former president trump is going to the address the cameras and speak. one of the question marks, i just want to throw this out here, with the judge, this budget, juan merchan, is he going to the issue a gag order. don't know, don't know. but if the president comes out ask he speaks, then it's safe to say there's a no on that one. but, again, we're just kind of getting in dribs and drabs right now, details from this courtroom. lydia and nicole, stay with me. we're keeping our eyes on lower manhattan, we are watching the markets. about 44 minutes to go until we close the trading day. the dow down, as you can see, down 216. nasdaq down 84, russell 2000 is down about 39. again, we're going to keep our eyes on these live pictures. but as far as in particular i want to zero in on

much for that have a good weekend quick break one box retailer closing half stores in windy city lydia hua. >> hey maria you are looking at one of the storess set to close on sunday. walmart says that they've never been profitable we are taking a look, is this part of a he larger trend? or is this a reflex of tough business climate in chicago, coming up don't go away. ♪ ♪ sfx: [alarm] every day you get to choose. do i want more? can i grow stronger? can i get better? bodyarmor lyte. more than a sports drink. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. i know there's conflicting information about dupuytren's contracture. i thought i couldn't get treatment yet? well, people may think that their contracture has to be severe to be treated, but it doesn't. if you can't lay your hand flat on the table, talk to a hand specialist. but what if i don't want surgery? well, then you

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hu yifan: i will put it this way. i think for the sentiment of the market, it is actually to some extent still relatively little, because i think it is like a confidence, especially for this kind of property developers to repay the debt. i think that is still facing challenges. will this high leverage like how the housing developers still have the challenge to repay? will still put pressure on the market. at the same time with the china recovery, we think the property will be more favor for this kind of s oe, the bonds, and for the local government issued bonds and so many people for the utility or related bonds. the markets will recover. that is i think the preference that will be different, comparing with the previous. rishaad: thank so much, chief investment officer. going to move and look at some of those first word headlines. the international monetary fund saying china and india will account for about half of global growth this year. they are forecasting growth in the asia region, and 4.6% in 2023. that would co

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maria: good question very important reporting lydia hu this morning, a new report from the nonprofitoss america the government he arrested two chinese americans for operating a secret china police station in new york city i have been reporting for months here is what the white house had to say yesterday watch. >> -- >> -- the china --. >> u.s. government has been clear that we will use all available freeblthz american citizens and other u.s. persons from, oppression other forms of foreign maligned influence we will not tolerate prc government or any foreign government harassing threatening u.s. persons. maria: we just did we allowed a spy balloon to tradition versus the country for a week, and send back mill secrets in real time to beijing, joining me gatestone institute sr., fellow author coming collapse of china great tech war gordon change do i believe you are one of the first to report on this program we had a police station in new york city, you knew it, you told us about it a long time ago i thank you for that because you educated our audience on it, what is your take on all of

lydia hu with me. why is that mall blaming tiktok?we've been in touch with representatives from the mall trying to get more information and what we understand from local reports is that teens are congregating and they're acting unruly and then they're sharing clips on tiktok to get attention. take a look at junior screen, the garden state plaza mall and houses hundreds of stores in new jersey including likes of niemann marcus, nordstroms, macys and dozens and dozens of jung people congregating in the common areas and mall management reportedly says gatherings like these can lead to rule breaking and teens caught running and fighting and disrupting business so in response, the mall, which is operated by west field, is introducing a chaperon policy. a spokesperson explains in a statement "like many shopping centers across the country, we've experienced an increase in disruptive behavior and violates the code of conduct by the younger mall visitors". they need to be accompanied by adults at least 21 years old by 5:00 p.m. on weekend nigh

lydia hu outside the florida supreme court. the ties between alvin bragg and george soros. >> reporter: money, stuart. huge political donations from george soros and his family members that supported alvin bragg and his ability to get into the office of district attorney here in manhattan. george soros has been public of his support for local district attorneys seek to reform criminal justice, through, for example, prioritizing mental health and job programs. another campaign promise from alvin bragg, prosecuting the former president donald trump which conservatives have been quick to call out, watch. >> these are political plants, people who are only being supported with $40 million in the case of alvin bragg a million dollars from george soros, only because of ne critical prosecution of our opponents, those on the right. >> reporter: now, stuart, it is true. soros donated one million dollars, not to brag directly. that money was funneled through a political action committee committed to getting bragg into office but like we s

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lydia hu on that. lydia? >> hi, neil. that's right.wants to see. but there are other signs like low unemployment rate and rising wages that means that the fed is likely to continue to increase interest rates come may. the labor market added 236,000 jobs last month. that's slightly below estimates. the unemployment rate ticked down to 3.5% from 3.6% the month before. we saw jobs added in leisure and hospitality consistent with how americans are spending money now, this report also shows job losses in various sectors. you can see here from manufacturing, construction and retail as well. the pace of wage growth slowed to 4.2% over last year that is down from 4.6% in february. came withes, they're still not keeping up with inflation, which is still running 6%. >> who worried me is wherer with headed right now. i think that the euphoria that we've seen in the markets over falling inflation, i'm not sure we'll continue to see that. i think you'll see inflation sticky in the 4, 5, 7% over the months ahead. >> it's expected the federal reserve

lydia hu joins me now following all of this.s we know unfortunately is just around the corner but how is the new irs taking shape? >> reporter: well, ashley, 20,000 of those employees will be added by the end of next year. more than 7,000 will focus on enforcement. the biden administration promises the investment will produce hundreds of billions of dollars in deficit reduction while not increasing audits for people making under 400 how dollars but conservative groups opposed to tax increases are concerned that a beefed up irs means more audits for everyone. >> congress had the opportunity to vote to forbid increasing audits on people who earned less than $400,000. the republicans put that up. okay. that is what you want to do, put it in law. biden opposed it. every single democrat opposed it. they made it very clear their rhetoric was going after rich people and corporations but in point of fact they're aiming at everybody. >> reporter: treasury secretary janet yellen has assured that audit rates will not rise above historical

lydia hu is outside the courthouse.any are calls the manhattan da's case against the former president a weaponization of the law. president biden says otherwise. watch this. >> [ indiscernible ] maria: yes, he a has a lot of faith in our legal system. joining us now, the former u.s. attorney and prosecutor, guy lewis. thank you for being here. do you think there's anybody out here that sees this as a serious case? >> well, i'll tell you this, maria. if there's somebody out there what that thinks that politics is not playing a role in this case, i haven't found her yet. i don't know where she is. anyone can look at this case and see that, yes, round one has gone to mr. bragg. he was able to walk into a grand jury and without opposition, without opposition, able to obtain a mickey mouse indictment against president trump but you better believe, maria, that trump's legal team is about ready to release a legal tsunami against bragg and his office. they are going to come out hard and they are -- my prediction is they're goin

lydia hu is there at the new york supreme court where all of that is going to go down.ydia what does it looks like there? >> reporter: neil, let me catch you up on the latest scene because police and local anothers are real stepping up security now as we're only hours away from the former president's appearance here at the criminal court which is just behind me. his arraignment scheduled for 2:15. we got word nypd is working to shut off surrounding street to the courthouse to both pedestrian and vehicle traffic. they're adding more barricades to restrict flow of pedestrians and traffic in around the courthouse. the other thing happening right now, you can see the courthouse behind me, but on the other side of our camera there is a group of protesters that gathered throughout the morning. started off roughly several hundred. i would estimate hard to see entire scale of the crowd. looks like the crowd could be approaching a thousand or thousands. a big mix of protesters who are protesting the indictment of the former president and counterprotesters as well who are express

trace, back to you. >> trace: lydia hu in new york tonight.l, this evening we look at the worse case scenario for artificial intelligence. some in congress want to take steps to make sure ai cannot launch nuclear weapons against its human creators. here is congressional correspondent aishah hasnie. >> ai is amazes. it's going to help society in many different ways. it can also kill us. >> democrat representative ted lu wants to prevent artificial intelligence from launching a nuclear weapon. >> we want to make sure that it's a human being making the decision. >> so he has teamed up with a group of bipartisan lawmakers on a bill that would turn a current pentagon policy into law. the defense department mandates that humans must be in the loop for any nuclear launches by an automated new law prevent any federal dollars being used to get around that several lawmakers on the hill like the idea. but some want to know if the bill would hold our military back. i'm checking with the department of defense and myrtle leaders to make sure that some of th

lydia hu is here -- welsh she's in chicago.aying about these closures? >> reporter: hi there, stuart. brandon johnson is saying the closures here in chicago are part of a larger, nationwide trend. listen to this. >> you know, walmart has been doing around the country. it's, you know, certainly some reflection of the way business is shifting and changing throughout the country. >> reporter: and, stuart, you know, johnson's not wrong on that point. you can see here walmart is closing more than 20 stores across 12 states and the district of columbia this year, but about the closures here specifically in chicago, walmart issued a statement saying, quote: our chicago stores have not been profitable since we opened the first one nearly 17 years ago. these stores lose tens of millions of dollars a year, and their annual losses nearly doubled in just the last five years. and, stuart, we had a chance to talk to a local business analyst who says that the problem with closing these stores here in chicago, that's a reflection of the chicag

on tuesday, trump was set to appear before a new york judge in a case over alleged hus money to silence adult fil star stormy daniels before the 2016 election. this afternoon, on msnbc trump's former lawyer, who i already served time for hi role in the scheme, had this t say. >> he's furious right now. because donald is not somebody who likes to tak accountability and alvin bragg dropped 2000-pound and vilify coun ability right on to his lap. so, it's the first time in his life that he's going to be hel accountable for his own dirt deeds. >> despite trump facin criminal charges, he's movin forward with his 2024 righ house run. the trump campaign's eve raising money off this cas claiming it raised more than $ million from his supporters in the first 24 hours after the news of the indictment becam public. and trump's republican allies in washington and his supporters, they are standin by their man it is no surprise that they ar already attacking this investigation as a political hit job. without pointing to actual evidence of wrongdoin by prosecutors. during trump's official 2024 campaign

lydia hu is live9 with the story. lydia. >> reporter: hi there, liz. yeah, it was a confrontation aal hearing this afternoon that is still going on now after it got started close to 2:20 the this this afternoon. weingarten tried to convince gop lawmakers that the union was committed to trying to reopen schools. meanwhile, the gop lawmakers were trying to get a better -- more insight into the union's relationship with the biden administration. weingarten at one point claiming it was the biden transition team that first reached out to the union. watch this. >> when was the first time you engaged with cdc in any way, shape or form directly? >> the first time? >> yes. >> was when they asked us to do the zoom -- i think the first time -- look, i'm 65 years old, i don't remember everything anymore, i'm sorry. >> me too. >> reporter: liz, there was also point questioning around the cdc's adoption of revisions to the school reopening policy that was suggested by the union. >> what happened was there was one particular edit that they accepted. there were severa

eastern time, let's get right back to lydia hu. she's been breaking the news outside the manhattan criminal court. lidia good to see you. reporter: great to see you as well, liz. that's correct. former president donald trump pleaded not guilty to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records here at manhattan criminal court today, just hours ago. trump arrived at the courthouse at roughly 1:30 this afternoon and spared the handcuffs and mugshot but he was fingerprinted and later walked into the courtroom about an hour after arriving with a straight face, took a seat and at types the courtroom contained more than 20 law enforcement officers in uniform. justice juan marshawn decided not to issue a gag order on the former president but made it clear he could change his mind if he continues to see more social media posts similar to the one that recently stirred controversy, a photo depicting trump holding a baseball bat next to manhattanda alvin bragg and saying his concern is such posts could possibly insight violence but now withou

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let's get to lydia hu. she's live outside manhattan criminal court. lidia, good to see you. reporter: good to be with you tonight, liz. that's right. former president trump arrived at trump tower earlier this afternoon, waving to spectators as he entered through a side of the building. this is officially marking his return to the big apple just ahead of his historic arraignment that's going to happen right here at new york city criminal court tomorrow. now, in preparation for the arraignment, former president trump is expanding his defense team, bringing in white collar defense attorney todd bla nche. a former u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york and he previously represented paul manafortafort, trump's former campaign manager and in that case it was a mortgage fraud case. trump is expected to enter a plea of not guilty. his legal team previously said they are preparing to argue that the charges should be dismissed. now the charges filed against trump have not yet been unsealed but according to reports, more than two dozen charges are based on the $130,000 in

jackie: lydia hu, thank you so much.e with reaction, o'leary ventures chairman or more commonly known as "mr. wonderful" kevin o'leary great to have you with us. thank you so much for being here in studio. >> thank you. jackie: your reaction to that report because this is some americans biggest nightmare and actually coming to fruition, expansion of the irs. as lidia points out they might go after the top and when they're done there, they are going to come for everybody else. >> i think and this is just my bread and butter. i invest in companies that represent 70% of our economy, small business in america. the tax code was written for them, and i encourage, i talked to my ceo's about this today we had a bit of a town hall ourselves and said okay, this is a reality. we got to start preparing our taxes and our payroll records. i mean, where some of the biggest problems happen in small business, you're growing, you're scrambling trying to keep things open, trying to make payroll every wednesday night, and you fall behind in

lauren: lydia hu, thank you very much.on says our economy is strong. listen here. >> the united states is doing extremely well economically. >> when we look at how strong the economy is, it's because of the president's work. we see a strong economy. lauren: small businesses say otherwise. according to the latest nfib survey, small business optimism has been at recession levels for a year now and almost all of them see deteriorating business conditions and poor prospects for sales. let's bring in the business analyst and president of the marks group gen ex marks. good to see you. >> hey, lauren. lauren: if walmart can't make it in some cities like chicago how the heck can small businesses survive? >> i bet a lot of small businesses around walmart are happy. lauren: i thought those small businesses are right next door happy. >> seems like an opportunity. you know, listen. first of all it depends where you are and depends what industry you're in but yes, small businesses are struggling the nfib report is right on with what i'

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. >>> mike, hu a traffic break in the north bay. >> you see north and southbound moving smoothly.re was someone reportedly driving northbound in the southbound lanes opposite traffic. they had a quick traffic break but it's been reportedly cleared from the area without incident. that's great news. now we're only dealing with fog in parts of the north bay and definitely creeping around the golden gate bridge, the drive times are at your minimum right now because of the green sensors. everyone seems to be driving pretty much at the limit except for our friends out of the altamont pass. back to you. >> busy morning for the chp. thank you. >>> developing now, three people are in custody for their possible connection in a freeway shooting that took the life of a 50-year-old girl. >> eliyanah crisostomo was killed on saturday night between milpitas and fremont. her parents were in the car when the shooting happened. they were not hurt. police say they took three people into custody during a high-risk traffic stop on highway 17. the milpitas council member is in close contact with police

we say hi to pam and ken hu have the next hour and a reading man to the thank you so much. coming up at 6 o'clock. >> a reported domestic dispute ends in gun violence in oakland taking the life of a mother and daughter how city leaders are responding to the tragedy. and the clock is ticking for a big box store here in california. how long you have left before bed bath and beyond closes its stores. i'm ken wayne. time fail more. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> and there was no one there for the children. >> now at 6, a mother of 4 and her teen daughter both fatally shot in oakland apartment on saturday night and the daughter's friend who was at the home for a sleepover was wounded. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. the tragic shooting happened at an apartment on birch street near 90th avenue. family members say this was a deadly case of domestic violence. >> on force, has he been doing has more? we get the shooting kills a love for her teenage daughter and woun

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lydia hu outside of the courthouse with the very latest. lydia. >> reporter: hey there, charles, former president donald trump arrived at manhattan criminal court little more than 30 minutes ago. as he was making his way from trump tower downtown to court he shared a little insight on truth social posting this, heading to lower manhattan, the courthouse seems so surreal. wow, they are going to arrest me. can't believe this is happening in america. just shared that insight because i think that reflects what many people are feeling on this historic day where for the first time you know, former president is going to answer to criminal charges that have been levied again him by the manhattan district attorney alvin bragg. we expected arraignment to begin at 2:15. there is a camera posted outside of the courtroom. we expect he may make remarks to the camera before heading inside. that is important for two reasons. one there are no live video feeds from inside the courtroom. there will be still photography but no live video feed. two, this could

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general pfizer, roger was freed, after talks between hu fees and representatives of yemen tribes. they traveled to the capital, sent out to negotiate his release after he wasn't involved in a recent prison as well. the yemen. you go back to government, sort of, you've given a government, backed by a saudi led coalition, has been fighting with who sees the control of the country almost a decade. a mystery gasoline could kill at least 11 people in the northern into the state of punjab. 9 others being treated in hospital authority, say that investigating what caused the leak to prevent more tragedies in our workers as well. ah, a tragic morning in the indian city of luciano, several people collapsed outside a milk store. others were found unconscious in their homes nearby in the morning we found that as some people had collapsed um and it looked like a gave off contamination of some gas that had leaped emergency service team say people complained about headaches and a bad smell. some had difficulties breathing. authorities issued evacuation orders and sealed off the area while they d

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efforts to end the nitty decade long conflict to which saudi led forces have been fighting against the hu, thie insurgency, which is supported by iran. it is assumed that the pieces will focus on a potential ceasefire and an end to a saudi blockade of jamini ports controlled by the who. these, there is also speculation. other negotiations would include the possible withdrawal of saudi land forces from yemen and efforts to rebuild the country. why not sold steps to establish corporation between the parties? have already been made. 13 who these were returned to yemen from captivity in saudi arabia, in exchange for a sounding prisoner whom the who these released the war began in 20. 14 was an uprising by who the rebels toppling the government in a qu. it escalated in a broader conflict between saudi that coalition supporting an internationally recognized government and iran to pick politically backing the who these who want to establish a religious state chime as a diplomatic efforts in the region have brought together saudi arabia and iran to restore that diplomatic relations. this has revi

august and all the evidence which came to light afterwards, i think it's safe to assume and given the hu barsky himself was that you grin in special. so this will be involved in his assassination as well. ukraine has marked russia's claim to have captured the eastern city of back moot saying russian fighters raised a victory flag over quote, some kind of toilet. if getting preggers in the head of the wagner mercenary group, which is fighting for moscow, said his forces were flying, the russian flag above an administration building and back loot. caves as russian forces are very far from capturing the city and fighting is ongoing. and the battle that notice dragged on for months as russia seeks its 1st when in the conflict so far, this year general is falling developments from ukraine's capital. keith, it is extremely difficult independently to verify what is going on inside back move or what the status of that eastern city now is heavily water and of course court over fiercely for months now very little to any independent reporting coming out of this place that has really no strategic va

not going to figure that out, because it's not my style to settle accounts for the holy figure, no. hus to wear an electronic tag for the next 2 months. the metropolitans lawyer said the abbot would appeal to to health concerns. they also state where he has been. confined to house arrest is not fit for human habitation. r t senior correspondent morocco, gusty of took us through the background to the situation earlier. this is the culmination of government policy in care of which has been to dismantle the ukrainian orthodox church, which ukraine has made no secret. it ceases to pro ration and to independent. the we catch is of course, that the ukrainian orthodox church is the biggest religious grouping in ukraine. so this was no simple task for a president vladimir zelinski as well as his administration. he's, he's back as metropolitan pabo at the head of the key of the chairs. lava was detained earlier today, he was taken to a court hearing. he felt poorly was taken the hospital of him forcefully by ukrainian security agents. taken back the court, we knew that he is being charged on 2 c

this what was broken by the un involved the release of over 700 detained hu fees, and more than a 180 other prisoners, including saudi soldiers and suit me. troops fighting with the saudi led coalition . the iranian bout who these took snow in 2014 st. paul king, a war and the involvement of saudi arabia and allies, such as the u. e. trying to restore the internationally recognized government a deadlock and fighting lead to what's been described as the world's worst humanitarian disaster. with a 150000 people did. the prisoner exchange is a vital pulse with deal to revive expired, cease 5 and embark on talks to settle the conflict. but with allegations of miss treatment and told you on both sides, there's still a long way to go before peace can come. no stuck my de leon. to day we are receiving a new batch of our heroes, our prisoners who are coming from our province. we have received the 1st batch and we are waiting for the 2nd mad at more than a 100 prisoners. it may be a 108 of our heroes who have endured in the field and in captivity, despite the torture that they were subjected t

hu and just yesterday, like the new year celebrated the previous one more moment, i remembered.childhood we, of course, dreamed that there were jeans. uh, as we said , indigo rubbing fabrics to rubbing, because there were in stores. e, indian, but i wanted these real barks, they are super. so i remember, mom bought me the first jeans. i was very proud to go. it was great. there are back pockets with zippers, and then i have more i even had a denim shirt on the women's side, true. well, when you don't button up , you know, nastya is proud. everything is fine, yes, and the trace, otherwise the iron was burnt because it was used from someone there, they took it and said they wanted to throw it away, but i covered you playing the guitar there, you cover it with your hand in the summer here you seem to be fine. so fashionable very fashionable guy, here we are always the sword. damn, so some bright ones felt a little bit , to be honest, deprived in beautiful clothes, in childhood, after many years. or rather in 2006 i was at the olympics in turin, where all the italians dreamed of buy

to jen's point, for speaking with cy vance, is it the hus money payments not only do for stormy daniels example? 's attacks of asian? or some type of tax fraud? could actually be somethin that nick akerman said when we are on jonathan show, tamperin with a witness dangling apart into michae cohen to get him to no cooperate for purposes o continuing it -- what happened? >> he suggested that might be rico charge. >> he did. when he said rico, my eyes lit up that told me, oh, that i something i should be paying attention to when th indictment comes out we are so focused on hush mone payments that, there might b bigger, legal concepts and legal words like rico that might not mean much to every day citizens, even - law and order folks, for lawyers like katie, it would b like an alarm. a siren. if that is the case. >> and we don't want to forget that is why jen inside we're talking about it today on judg show, we don't want to forge all of the legwork that ha been done with the peril investigations between the new york attorney general, letitia james, and cy vance, when he was holding office

well, hu finished eating, you know, her husband is still all sorts of gingerbread products there buyable, there is a wife, she doesn’t eat whatever you want, like a mare, where her face is from herself to the gate and that’s it. well, what are you going to do once in the morning at 8:00. the husband treats his wife and again the same thing, again i don’t want to, again i don’t have an appetite. or maybe you need to go with firewood already a team horse, it’s okay under the window, he says, i ’ll go. and you say, sit, wait, the win must appear. well, the wife is obedient, as her husband punished and did so, she sits at the table waiting for the appetite to understand, then out of nowhere under the window of a soldier, such beauty stomps vanya , with sasha, the service is enough to make his way home. need it in dota saw him and asks for a flash. and it’s not like calling you an accidental appetite, but you can’t call a soldier an appetite. so i say, which day i'm waiting for you. come in, soon after noon the husband will return with explosions. i’m glad to see the baby’s instruction an

remarkable relationship wolumla ford with former president hujintao wolumla ford with former president hus a homecoming for lula and will be envisaged as such. justice was mentioned previously, this is critically important in terms of reinforcing a lot of the trade and investment ties that have been established and have underpinned the relation, relationship now for about two decades. but also seeking your investments in sectors that brazil deems critical to its own economic growth. fiur own economic growth. our correspondent _ own economic growth. our correspondent mentioned that brazilian commentators perceive the trip as signalling other support for realignment towards an international order that's not headed by the united states. , ., , ., ., , states. do you see it that way? it has been _ states. do you see it that way? it has been very _ states. do you see it that way? it has been very much - states. do you see it that way? | it has been very much described that way, notjust now but when the platform was originally developed in part by lula, several years ago. this has been a vision

the following year, a coalition led by saudi arabia began in military campaign against the hu fees. in 2022 warring factions agreed to a 2 months cease fire. first extended truth in 7 years, the un broker deal largely held, but warring policies did not agree to extend it. to estimated more than 370000 people have been killed over the course of the conflict. millions are food and secure. now. they lack access to basic health care and sanitation. yemen was already one of the poorest countries in the mid least before this war broke out algebra. hash alba has reported extensively on this conflict. he explains what saudi arabia wants from this deal and the challenges all parties face and reaching and agreement, they want peace. they want stability because they have loss or massive transformation of saudi arabia. they're rebuilding many parts of the kingdom. they are about to start a massive project in the capital re yards, rebuilding a new airport. they would like her every year to become a leading her career in the region. and therefore they want some sense of stability for that to happ