hutu rebels are preparing for a possible coalition attack this could have a devastating knock on effects. here that yes there is frank. data support is the country's main entry point for humanitarian aid ninety percent of food comes from abroad like this ship load of meat from australia. a disrupted or closed court would lead to even greater food insecurity it could ultimately. the costume and as a consequence up around the city the remaining residence hall data are growing increasingly worried. more than anything else the year many people now desperately need peace with peace and stability we can start to get people back on their feet and start to rebuild their livelihoods. before it's too late the political solution is not in sight and with more than forty percent of the population under the age of fifteen the situation in yemen has no also turn into a children's emergency. indonesian authorities are stepping up the search for earthquake survivors on the island of lombok the death toll stands at one hundred five but that's expected to rise it's moments like this one that you're watchin

kofi sr is obviously the issue with you know he got severe criticism for you know when the radical hutu militias killed over eight hundred thousand people in the around three and genocide and you know but he also admitted that failure himself believe you said the international community. autocratically said the international community failed rwanda and in that situation so again this was somebody who did take responsibility for his own failures where when he was also the person that he got a lot of criticism for trying diplomacy for you know the u.n. the u.n. secretary he doesn't have armies right start military he's not running an army and soldiers it's sort of this idea of making sure that there is a dialogue and making sure everybody's coming to the table and one of the things about that was his he had talked i have sat down he got a lot of criticism for sitting down and talking to saddam hussein at one point he got a lot of criticism for talking to bashar al assad back and i think is twenty's while . trying to find peace and then going to russia to speak to putin and those people ab

i don't think we should assume everything the hutus do is directed from iran. is some agency that the hutis have that the iranians may aid, but not directed alix: the next three months, what are the critical things you will be watching for? >> the first thing will be where iran oil trade is come september. we will not really know who is reducing and who is not until we start to see the september data, which won't be until early october. that will give us a good sense of who is playing ball and who is not. second, it is what the europeans will do. they are trying to see if they can keep sanctions relief on tap and keep money going to iran to give iranians in the deal. whether they succeed is a big issue. the third thing, at this point, everyone should acknowledge that the trump administration will implement these sanctions. in the market, there has been a sense of maybe he will back down or change. i think we need to assume, as our base case, the sanctions are coming back. alix: great stuff. let's get to the takeaways. watch oil flows in september, looking for e

syria and iraq and perhaps also in its assistance to the hutus in yemen and that's very important we're going to do other things to put pressure on iran as well beyond economic sanctions. top court is hearing a challenge by the main opposition party to last month's presidential election result opposition leader nelson chamisa says the vote was rigged in favor of pres president. the president's win was narrow it was fifty point eight which means that nelson chamisa got a fair amount of votes as well so in terms of the urban areas lot of people feel opposition supporters feel that nelson chamisa won this election they are hoping that the courts rules on that but does have support in urban areas and in the rural areas too in they also convinced that he won this election it all depends on what the judges decide they can either say that whoever won the election person x. has to be sworn in within forty eight hours they could order a recount or that in order. to happen within sixty days that means that the whole process all over again the whole voting process right now things are at a standst

was a just military operation in accordance with international humanitarian law riyadh also accuses hutu rebels of using children as human shields saudi arabia is being assisted by the united arab emirates in its incursion. is not the first time this month that the coalition has hit residential areas a week ago an air raid on who died the main transit point for humanitarian aid to yemen and the lives of fifty five civilians one hundred seventy more were wounded humanitarian groups of the coalition to protect the civilian population as well as medical staff and facilities which have to pay to. be. read to hide from the red cross and sun are told is the humanitarian situation in yemen is appalling. we have received twenty nine identified the bodies of children up to fourteen years old and forty forty eight injured among them thirty children but for the overall top. this needs to be referred to the ministry of health and population of yemen humanitarian situation in the country is catastrophic it's a book relation that has been brought to the brink of collapse the health system is decimated

who's responsible the saudi arabian led coalition the coalition has been fighting hutu rebels on behalf of the yemeni government since two thousand and fifteen in a deadly proxy war the rebels are being backed by iran both saudi and iran to fight for power and influence yemen but across the middle east this conflict has been unrelenting for civilians who are often caught in the middle even rights organizations say yemen has become the world's largest humanitarian crisis and peace is no way in sight. according to the united nations over ten thousand people have already died with over two million people displaced. last week the un announced that new peace talks will be held between those involved in the conflict these are likely to begin before september meanwhile the fighting continues. if we now draw in at least a grand who is the united nations humanitarian coordinator for yemen and we saw very distressing pictures from this attack yesterday the u.n. is calling for an independent and prompt investigation into this asteroid but will there be actually any consequences. what happened just

hutu rebels are preparing for a possible coalition attack this could have a devastating knock on effects. here that yes there is fright if. data support is the country's main entry point for humanitarian aid ninety percent of food comes from abroad like this ship load of wheat from australia. i disrupted or closed court would lead to even greater food insecurity. it could ultimately cost them and as the conflict heats up around the city the remaining residents of the data are growing increasingly worried. more than anything else here many people now desperately need peace with peace and stability we can start to get people back on their feet start to rebuild their livelihoods. before it's too late a political solution is not in sight and with more than forty percent of the population under the age of fifteen the situation in yemen has now also turned into a children's emergency. this may not join sunday's she is that united nations humanitarian coordinator for yemen in sun welcome lisa and the u.n. describes the situation in yemen as a once was to manage in crisis what makes it so devast

a lawyer, hutu training and tradition, understand what it means to be a lawyer, to engage an honest andaling and adherence to the law. mister: at disregarded that training, disregarded that training, disregarded that training, disregarded that tradition and decided that he was above the law, and for that he is going to pay a very, very serious price. —— mr cohen. for more on this, i've been speaking to our correspondent nick bryant in new york. what we saw today was quite remarkable. i was in court to hear michael cohen admitted guilt to those eight crimes, five of them about tax evasion, one of them about bank fraud, and then there was two really politically explosive crimes. he admitted to paying two women, including a porn star, stormy daniels, money, which he said was at the direction of the candidate. he didn't mention the candidate's name, but the candidate's name of course was donald trump. so what's likely to happen next? well, michael cohen left courtjust a short while ago to chants of "lock him up" from a couple of new yorkers who had gathered outside the court. he has been se

control of the middle east but the global role of the dollar as well if there's a hutu victory and throw a victory in yemen the saudis believe that could potentially shake their control of the entire region and that could bring about a collapse of the dollar so the stakes are very very high so the u.s. will not change course of its own will but the resistance may ultimately force that change as it did in vietnam. glazebrook independent political analyst thank you so much for your time see evening. donald trump has announced a former aide on twitter after she revealed a tape which she claims as a recording of her being fired. omarosa manigault newman also accused the president of having no clue about what was going on in the white house trump though says she was just a bad employee she begged me for a job tears in your eyes i said ok people in the white house hated her she was vicious but not smart i would really see are but her really bad things nasty to people who would constantly miss meetings and work when general kelly came on board he told me she was a loser nothing but problems i t

in syria and iraq and perhaps also in its assistant to the hutus in yemen now it's very important we're going to do other things to put pressure on iran as well beyond economic sanctions so bob noyce top course is hearing a challenge by the main opposition party to last month's presidential election result opposition leader nelson chamisa says the vote was rigged in favor of president emerson the name god what he won with just over fifty percent is no gration those being pursued by a pending court ruling. people across india have been paying tribute to those killed by the worst floods in the state of qatar for a century more than three hundred seventy people are confirmed dead volunteers have been collecting relief to send to caroline saudi arabia seeking the death penalty for a female human rights activist for the first time it's raw was arrested two years ago she took part in protests against discrimination of the shia minority in two thousand and eleven she's one of five activists facing execution human rights watch says the charges against them resemble any crime it's inside story n

government steps up -- stepped up its decades long assault on the tutsi minority, ordering everyone in the hutuill all tutsis. in 100 days, 800,000 people were slaughtered by neighbors and friends. abdul: my father was asking, where is the rest of the family? narrator: abdul survived. his two siblings and parents didn't. his grandma found him and took him in. [speaking foreign language] years the first couple of of school was really hard. >> you were dealing with the trauma. abdul: i found myself again. i said okay, if i get my education, i am happy. i feel like i got another chance to live. making an impact on other people's lives make sense -- makes sense for me. ofina: an incredible story blood being delivered by drone in rwanda. joining the onset to discuss her toerience -- me on set discuss her experience is our bloomberg digital editor. it took you more than 30 hours to get to the country and you spent about a week there. what did you learn about how this nation has become a hub for drone delivery? >> it is a strange confluence of what is happening in the country today. zipline founders a

is upsetting to watch the strike occurred in the north of the country which is under the control of hutu rebels so you would be a launched an intervention against them in twenty fifteen the latest u.n. day to say is the majority of people killed in the conflict died as a result of coalition airstrikes that's over ten thousand casualties in an official statement the saudis defend to be attack accusing the rebels of using children as you mentioned. the targeting today is a legitimate military action conducted in conformity with the international humanitarian law to target the militants responsible for planning and targeting civilians which resulted in killing and injuring them. well some buckra into doubt the united states is by far the largest supplier of weaponry to the saudis and it also provides targeting assistance for strikes and military drills last year so the arabia spent seven hundred fifty million dollars on training by american specialists which it claimed was implemented to reduce civilian casualties well the u.k. is the second largest arms supplier to the saudis and arms trad

provides intelligence just tickle support for this idea that coalition which is fighting hutu rebels backed by iran earlier this month a school bus was bombed dozens of children were killed the japanese government says north korea still presents a serious threat and has not taken steps to remove its nuclear weapons and research programs japan's been carried out in the new review its own military capabilities it also says japan needs to boost its domestic missile defense systems. those are the headlines the news continues here the knowledge of off to the stream by phone. in an instant the shifting news cycle of the listening post takes questions the world's media exposing how the press operates and why certain stories take precedence. or ignored the listening post on al-jazeera. and here in the stream live on al-jazeera and on you tube china's thriving economy has attracted people from all over the world not least africans seeking better opportunities but many black residents and visitors have found that endemic racism has soured their experience today in the stream what it's like bei

this is the news are from al-jazeera and these are all top stories iranian backed hutu rebels in yemenaid dozens of children have been killed in one day does that a human to strict be salty as strikes the u.s. official news agency those accused the rebels of launching a missile into the same district killing several people. the u.s. president says they would be an economic meltdown if he was removed from office trump was responding to speculation about his potential impeachment following the prosecution of two former top aides is former lawyer michael cohen is implicated in breaking campaign finance laws. and the united nations is a latin american countries to ease entry for thousands of people fleeing venezuela's deepening economic and political crisis that's after neighboring ecuador and announced tighter entry requirements for venezuelans. the fate of australia's embattled prime minister still hangs in the balance as malcolm turnbull faces a second challenge to his leadership in as many days in a few hours politicians in his party are expected to secure an internal vote to replace h

these display cases you can see the remnants of what once made patrician dining culture so special hutu. and family officinalis so you have to imagine a family office as just that an office that takes care of the interests and all the financial needs of a single family or an individual has that ranges from let's say five or ten million to several hundred million. not even the employees know all the names of the bank's clientele. the wealthy come via personal recommendations they know that from best all time offer them something that normal savers can't get from a bank these days interest and returns on the money. we've done our bit of money money to work together to create an asset structure for the future let's say you want to invest so and so much in real estate and and with real estate you also have apartments and commercial buildings and maybe even logistics stick. in stocks maybe thirty percent. you might put ten percent into pensions and ten percent in cash the rest is invested in other things private equity forestry and so on we help families to maintain their fortunes for genera

syria in iraq and perhaps also in its assistant to the hutus in yemen and that's very important we're going to do other things to put pressure on iran as well beyond economic sanctions as a top court is hearing a challenge by the main opposition party to last month's presidential election result opposition leader nelson chamisa says the vote was rigged in favor of president emerson and god who won with just over fifty percent of the been violent protests after prayers in indian administered kashmir on wednesday several people injured in srinagar doing demonstrations against india's rule stones were thrown at security forces who used tear gas and fired shots into the crowd protests spread to several of the towns hundreds of koreans are returning home from a rare reunion with relatives separated by the korean war really two hundred south korean spent three days in a north more reunions will take place on friday leaders of the two koreas agreed to resume the meetings in june the migrants have stormed a spanish border post and made it into the north african enclave of seven spanish police

rwandan government stepped up its decades-long assault on the houthi minority, ordering everyone in the hutu kill all houthis. in just 100 days, 800,000 people were slaughtered by their neighbors and their friends. >> when the people in the genocide showed up, my father was the first to step out. to be the voice that was talking. asking where, where is the rest of the family? basically, they hit anyone and everyone with a machete. aki: abdul survived. his two siblings and his parents did not. his grandma found him and took him in. >> [speaking native language] >> the first couple years of school was really hard. aki: you were dealing with the trauma. >> yeah, and after that, i found my life again. i said ok, so i get my education right and then i am happy with my life. i feel like i got another chance to live, and i think using it for serving the community and making an impact on other people's lives is what makes it for me. selina: that was bloomberg's aki ito. coming up, cisco reports higher revenue from all regions in all of its major product areas in the latest quarter. we hear from ceo

in syria and iraq and perhaps also in its assistant to the hutus in yemen and that's very important we're going to do other things to put pressure on iran as well beyond economic sanctions now tech giants facebook twitter and microsoft have deleted hundreds of fake accounts and websites in twenty four hours facebook says they were part of a fake news campaign the originating in russia and iran it's alleged the accounts targeted uses in the middle east latin america u.k. and the us symbol boys top causes hearing the opposition party's challenge to last month's election result opposition leader nelson chamisa says the vote was rigged in favor of president emerson and won with just over fifty percent is no gration is going to spoil and until the court rules bob boies electoral commission denies claims of bias. saudi arabia is seeking the death penalty for a female human rights activist for the first time its raw home van was arrested two years ago she took part in protests against the discrimination of the shia minority in two thousand and eleven she's one of five activists facing execution

we recognize that we are watching in which the hutu led efforts involved launching weapons out of residential areas into saudi arabia. we recognize the complexity of it. felt rebuffede we or ignored when we bring concerns to them. the training we have given them we know has paid off. we have had pilots in the air who recognize the danger of a specific mission and decline to drop even when they get the authority. we have seen staff procedures that put no fire areas around areas where there are hospitals and schools. we recognize every mistake like this is tragic in every way. but we have not seen any callous disregard by the people we are working with. we will continue to work with them to reduce this tragedy. gen. dunford: i maintain the communications link with our russian counterpart for the entire time i have been in this assignment. we do it to mitigate the risk of miscalculation, manage crises and for operations inside of syria. the one thing we committed to is that we would not top -- talk publicly about the substance of our conversations. we don't want it to be published -- politicized

in syria in iraq and perhaps also in its assistant to the hutus in yemen and that's very important we're going to do other things to put pressure on iran as well beyond economic sanctions israel has approved plans to build more than a thousand new illegal settlement homes in the occupied west bank they're the latest in a raft of approvals sense us president donald trump took office in israel settled settlements at occupied palestinian areas are deemed illegal under international law former cambodian opposition leader kim soca has been denied bail he's been in a remote prison for nearly a year waiting to be tried on charges of plotting to overthrow the government is cambodian national rescue party was forcibly dissolved just before july's election day has more from bangkok in neighboring thailand. they had been some hope that kim would be granted bail by the courts in phnom penh given that over the last few days we've seen several people released from prison either having received pardons or having being granted bail such as journalists land rights activists and in one case a political an

of people and make it okay to physically attack them, you know, this radio station is the that.for hutu power founded station in 1983 and when it went on the air it was kind of the -- the only radio station besides the government station to air, instead of information that rwanda gave to people it's presented a very colorful cast of dj's so the dj's came on the air, they started popularizing call-in shows, you can call in and request a song for your boyfriend or girlfriend, you could wish someone a happy birthday and they played very popular music and it was immediately branded themselves as the voice of the people, it started out as really great happy easy radio station to listen to and once they had audience and once they branded themselves as voice of the people they start today slip antipropaganda and before you knew they were called cockroach, the next thing you know they started single out, the enemy of the people, phrase that sounds familiar right now and then once the genocide was actually under way they went as far as, you know, urging people to kill, broadcast where theypl sai