in 100 days, radical hutu militias had killed up to a million tutsis and politically moderate hutus.hose who could, fled. at firstst tutsis, thehen later hutus, fearing revenge by the victims. thousands headed to neighboring democratic republic of congo. and only now, 25 years later, are some of them finally returning to t their homeland. reporter: daybreak in eastern congo. a region that's been racked for over 20 years by fighting between rival rebel groups. the u.n. peacekeeping mission in the democratic republic of congo has so far failed to bring an end to the violence. the most it's managed to do is encourage a few individual fighters to lay down their arms. until now, nsabimana charmant was a member of a rwandan group of armed rebels operating in eastern congo. he felt trapped. until he found out that the u.n. could help him leave and return to the country of his parents. first, he undergoes a thorough medical examination. the young man knows little about rwanda. he was born in drc. his parents fled there after the rwandan genocide, along with hundreds of thousands of hutus who

with panic vnw amt ”hutu? v“ amt ”hutu?w vent mucur 'u ii‘ui‘e‘. nailed, with panic setting in, the barcelona ranks two minutes later, he scored his second and admitted three all on aggregate and for the premier league and in europe, three all on aggregate and for the premier leagl year. in europe, three all on aggregate and for the premier leagl year. they rope, three all on aggregate and for the premier leagl year. they dug , three all on aggregate and for the premier leagl year. they dug deep, resilience this year. they dug deep, deeper than they ever did to score the winter. such quick thinking from alexander iii quarter. taking advantage of barcelona, really going to that set play and they reacted with such speed, such quick thinking to put it in the net, make it 4—0, 4-3 to put it in the net, make it 4—0, li—3 on aggregate, they were in a very difficult and vulnerable position because if they scored just one goal, they would be through on away goals. they knew that throughout because there was no room for error and li

city of ties militias allied to the internationally recognized government fired on positions held by hutu rebels pro-government forces claim they are advancing but say at least 10 of their fighters have been killed in recent days. thousands of kurdish prisoners in turkey have ended a mass hunger strike they were protesting prison conditions for the kurdish leader abdul. supporters celebrated the end of the strike the government lifted a ban on lawyers visiting a vigil and who is serving a life sentence. well the votes are in and the ballots are being counted more than 400000000 people in 28 countries were eligible to vote in the biggest democratic exercise in the western world from france to poland and right across the continent from britain to italy the forces of populism and euro skepticism are presenting the e.u. with fresh challenges here watching special coverage of the european elections i'm sumi so muskaan there in berlin and this is the day. the 1st piece of news from today is that european democracy is a long hard road to leave. most speechless we had hard hopes. but this is fant

across rwanda radical hutus incited members of their own ethnic group to wipe out the tutsi minority almost a 1000000 people were killed and 100 danes and could in most of the in my congo artists. the few who survived lost their entire families. we had nothing. no houses no food for our children. but because we women work together we could support each other. that was the biggest difference between us and the other villagers. everyone had problems and was traumatized but we had each other it helped a lot. the artists taught other genocide survivors what they knew since then 15 women have been working together in the cookie cooperative. their motifs are traditional rwandan symbols often from the natural world the spiral represents an elephant's trunk. the zigzag. the women consciously avoid portraying the horrors of 1994. with. some artists write songs or books about the genocide. but that's out of the question for us. we think we cannot create a picture showing someone killing a person. our picture should help people and have a positive effect on society. and then the dealer who woul

hutu rebels and yemen say they've begun to pull out of 3 ports in the city of data as part of a u.n. sponsored cease fire agreement reached in december between the country's warring parties yemen's conflict has resulted in the world's worst humanitarian crisis with more than 2 thirds of the population in need of aid. cuba is introducing widespread rationing as it struggles with an economic crisis chicken eggs rice and so are among the basic products affected cuba's blaming the u.s. trade embargo but analysts say the collapse of aid from venezuela has hit cuba just as hard. scuffles broke out today in hong kong legislative assembly pro-democracy and probate lawmakers clashed amid high tensions over a proposed law that would allow extra dietitians to mainland china at least 4 people were injured. pakistan's military says gunmen have killed one person in an attack in the port city of go wild are the attack took place in a luxury hotel called the pearly continental in a statement the military identified the victim as a security guard and said that all 3 assailants were subsequently kille

victims were among the more than eight hundred thousand people mainly tootsies who were massacred by hutu extremists and militia forces twenty five years ago. venezuelan president nicolas maduro has called on the country's armed forces to be quote ready to defend the homeland in case of a military attack by the u.s. under addressed the troops while opposition leader why don't the porters for another protest. go to the u.s. now a boeing seven thirty seven has crashed on landing in florida no one died but twenty one people were injured as the airliner slid off the runway at jacksonville naval air station in the northeast of the state the commercial jet had been chartered by the u.s. military and was arriving from a u.s. base in cuba. passengers said it was terrifying they described how in the middle of a thunderstorm the seven thirty seven bounced twice on the runway and skidded into the st john's river but the plane did not submerge and all one hundred forty three people aboard were able to escape by climbing out onto the wing authorities said disaster had been averted. i just want to emph

kigali the victims were among the more than eight hundred thousand people mainly to were massacred by hutu extremists and militia forces twenty five years ago. more than one thousand people have now died of an ebola outbreak in the democratic. congo attacks on treatment centers are hampering efforts to control the nine month epidemic which is now the second worst on record in response the world health organization is expanding its vaccination program in the east of the country. activists from the environmental group extinction rebellion have staged a die in protest in the european commission in brussels they sing to european and union and with differently or expect called on governments to do more to address climate change. the venezuelan president nicolas maduro has called on the country's armed forces to be ready for defend the homeland in case of a military attack by the u.s. but to address the troops while opposition leader. rallied his supporters for another protest. to the u.s. now where a boeing seven thirty seven has crashed on landing in florida no one died but twenty one people w

who were massacred by hutu extremists and militia forces twenty five years ago. north korean state media say the country's leader kim jong un has overseen a strike grill of multiple rocket launchers and tactical guided weapons the report came a day after south korea said it detected several short range project tiles launch from the north east coast. there's a turn now to bangkok where a procession is underway to celebrate the newly crowned king our correspondent charlotte charles and bill is in the midst of the festivities charlotte tell us what's happening around you in these celebrations. i am reason i'm sure you can see i'm in a very busy area at the moment and that is because the king's procession came past here just a short time ago as it was approaching people running to try and catch a glimpse of the king those who couldn't get closer just on this side of me here watching on television screens trying to watch the king as he passes through the streets of bangkok on his long seven kilometer journey now the king is being carried by sixteen people on foot circ

the victims were among more than eight hundred thousand people many took the seas were massacred by hutu extremists and militia forces twenty five years ago. in the u.k. fans of the royal family of preparing for a celebration prince harry and his wife meggan mocking expecting their first born any day now to the disappointment of royal watchers the couple has been tight lipped about when the date is in public but prince harry has now canceled a planned trip to the netherlands fueling speculation that the big moment is imminent. baby hats and romper suits are at the ready. ukase next royal also won't be short on congratulations now the baby just has to arrive. we're just waiting patiently she was twelve days late so you never know it would happen and you never know when they're going to come do you. think yeah that's what they need to get younger generation attributable to get married on the tradition of. prince harry and meghan markle said their i do's here at windsor just a year ago and whens is where their baby is due to be born the castle walls are thick and well guarded against the cu

told who to invade sanaz all this is very our way towards influence of iran on the hutus on the rehman . saudi arabia knows that iran has no lobby in rest of us iran a surprise attacks to legitimize a policy that does not also do so there are many other countries. that legitimize its policy. by taking iran as a project and if you compare for example the role of saudi arabians the region and the role of iran in the region i do not see is that iran's will in the region is really destabilizing i see it whether this was. supported. take this prime minister. and pressure him to step aside. they are things only problem between those arrests or iran. is a case of if you want to salute this solves this problem we have to make peace but when its word and pelisse them and then iran come to a damn think so make no ark the europeans have said. essentially the nuclear deal contains iran is nuclear program and if we bring iran out from in from the cold if we reintegrate them into world markets if we reintegrate them into international diplomacy that eventually will have levers to work on these other

victims were among the more than eight hundred thousand people mean the tutsis who were massacred by hutu extremists and militia forces twenty five years ago. north korean state media say the country's leader kim jong un has overseen a strike drill of multiple rocket launches and tactical guided weapons the report came a day off to south korea said it had detected several short range project tiles launched from the north eastern coast. in the united kingdom fans of the royal family are preparing for a celebration as well prince harry and his wife meghan mock expecting their first born any day to now to the disappointment of royal watchers the couple has been tight lipped in public but prince harry has now canceled a planned trip the netherlands fueling speculation that the big moment is imminent . baby hats and rubber suits are at the ready. ukase next royal also won't be short on congratulations now the baby just has to arrive. way just way too patiently she was twelve days late so you never know and you never know when they're going to come do you. think when you say yeah that's what th

the victims were among more than eight hundred thousand people mainly tutsis who were massacred by hutu extremists and militia forces twenty five years ago north korean state media says the country's leader kim jong un has overseen a surgical drill of multiple rocket launchers and tactical guided weapons on the report comes a day off to south korea said it had detected several short range projectiles launched from north korea's east coast. now to thailand thousands of gathered in the thai capital of bangkok to witness king long kong greet the public for the first time since being crowned on saturday but due to a long gone ascended the throne two and a half years ago when his father came to me one died after a seventy year reign his coronation comes two months after a contentious election in which the opposition try to oust the ruling military junta. now our correspondent charlotte charles and bill is in bangkok following those celebrations charlotte is the second day of the festivities what can we expect today. hi there yes they was all about the formalities when the king was crowned to

the victims were among more than eight hundred thousand people mainly to teens who were massacred by hutu extremists and militia forces twenty five years ago. south africa's governing african national congress is holding its final campaign rally ahead of a general election supporters poured into the johannesburg stadium for the event it's time to boosting support for the party as it faces the strongest challenge challenge yet to its twenty five years in power president cyril ramaphosa is propose promising new jobs and economic growth yancey has governed south africa since the racist apartheid system ended but has been shaken by several corruption scandals. joining me live from that rally in johannesburg a state of me is christine christine hi the a.n.c. has been in power since ninety four when nelson mandela became president what's at stake for the party and the selection. as you rightly said this is the most contested election in south africa's history post a party that is they see has enjoyed big majority wins when it comes to the polls but in the last two elections supports has been sl

the victims were among more than eight hundred thousand people mainly tutsis who were massacred by hutu extremists and militia forces twenty five years ago. north korean state media says the country's leader kim jong un has overseen a strike drill of multiple rocket launchers and tactical guided weapons the report came a day off to south korea said it detected several short range projectiles launched from the north eastern coast. as i just mentioned before answers of the ride in the bulgarian captain sofia on a two day visit to the european union's poorest country the pope is expected to discuss the complicated relationship between the catholic church and the bulgarian orthodox church which is the dominant religion in the balkan country that in his opening address he took up an issue that is close to his heart the plight of refugees here which has taken a hard line stance against migration to open their hearts to quote those who knock at your door. and for why i'm joined in the studio by martin got a religious affairs analyst. and the pope has begun his visit in bulgaria by the beginnin

es momento de los deportes, es de regreso tras esa victoria, primer juego de la final de parte >>> hutueste monumento, hechos del gol de la jornada, que clase de maniobras la que hacía para poner 42 al final, ganaron, ganaron 6 x 3, vámonos a la mls hablaron con matías almeida, dijo que no se debían de relajar ante un rival que viene bien vamos a ver qué pasó en monterrey, mal inicio, pierde la marca, centró al segundo palo pierde su hombre como lo perdió uno a cero para los locales, y este al remate de cristian, apenas en media hora en segundo tiempo le salió al karma iba poner ahí el 3 x 0, saco un tiro libre rápido, anotaba la honra, juran la semana que viene en casa vámonos la liga mx, el pachuca, los tuzos van a marcar el gol que le daba al pase a la ronda, centro pasado, pica la pelota, andré anotaba al pase, el equipo a la siguiente ronda, ambos equipos quedaban 11. >>> y de ahí nos vamos a león para el partido de vuelta entre tijuana y el equipo de la fiera, le pegó después del pase del chapo montes 10 del partido 41 del global, Ángel mena, hermoso pase, necesitaban un milagro,

>> oh, absolutely. >> reporter: a teenager, half tutsi and half hutu, he was in danger, he fled to therother where they founded a chaotic, crowded refugee camp. days later j.b. encounter now retired nbc producer. >> i hear this voice saying, can i help you? and i go, what? you speak english. that was john bernard, he was sitting on a fence. >> reporter: multilingual, he quickly found a job working for australian tv so nbc hired his brother. the nbc team let them sleep in their van, gave them water and food. >> what doesn't like to admit, there are the little things the nbc team did for me, the simplest act of generosity actually -- it really saved our lives. >> reporter: one day an nbc cameraman asked j.b. if he wanted to look through his lens. >> for that camera to have been there and show everything that was going on in the camps, the suffering, the death toll, it made people react. and then aid started coming in. i understood the power of the camera. and i guess i never looked back. >> reporter: i tears in my eyes listening. j. bmplg j.b. used the money he earned as a translator to

about soft drinks i know those are bad for you so i would skip them and i would go to some kind of hutus ok but you have to look at this here the sugar that 60 grams per 100 grams and this has only 10 grams you have to be careful when you consume fruit juice because there's also a lot of traits but there are nutrients in it and in a soda there no difference at all that's right i understand that you have to take care about a couple hydrate says i have to take them in a slow releasing wayne with all the. complex forms of it so what about promotion can you just stick to a formula guide where the former diet. has a lot of have a lot of protein but you have to know other protein in the body is the body can produce carbs and sugar from proteins but the blood sugar level rises high so the body missing the sign to slim so you have not the success in the long distance you have not as success when you choose or when you make the formal diet with high protein so we don't stick to from a diet we have some real food to can take for this low fat. low for me like chicken braz or you can take a turn or

city of tons militias allied to the internationally recognized government fired on positions held by huturebels pro-government forces claim they're advancing but say at least 10 of their fighters have been killed in recent days. to football now and sunday was party time in the city of munich is byron returned home after defeating leipzig 3 nil in the german cup final on saturday biron celebrated their domestic league and cup double triumph in front of thousands of fans in the city's center this is their 12th double it's tradition for the club to appear on the city hall balcony trophies in hand some $15000.00 fans showed up to cheer on the players. that you knew now back to our special coverage of the european elections which to me thank you very much michel well let's go straight to back to brussels where our bureau chief max huffman has been getting a reaction there in their european capital max i hope you can hear us there you are . for handed over here to brussels because we have one of the 2 leading spits and we already talked months with a bit earlier i don't know if you followed the

us forces encouraging aggression by shiite militias in lebanon iraq and syria shipping missiles to hutu rebels in yemen and allowing iranian iran's naval forces to behave belligerently in the persian gulf it's quite a long list and it's by no means fiction. i don't think so for example if you see as a case officer here monroe iran has so hard highroad. regard. even the state department told. before the war but the. iranians told them who just do not invade or this is very r. rated the influence of iran is on the rehman. saudi arabia knows that iran has no lobby in west and often use the iran as a pretext to legitimize a policy that does not also do so there are many other countries that the that the legat to mys its policy. by by taking iran as a pretext and if you compare for example the role of saudi arabians the region and the role of iran in the region i do not see is that iran's will in the region is really destabilizing i see it. supported as i saw there i. take this prime minister hostage and pressure him to step aside so they are things only problem between. those arrests or ira

is making serious progress in the war on yemen with respect to the departure of the hutus from what they the poor and so on and the situation in syria is transitioning to a post conflict the situation in iraq is this has a stabilized in many parts due to iran's cooperation with the iraqi government to defeat dieses there is so what is your sister trouble i really think that the us has a misguided foreign policy approach in the persian gulf and immediately is that cause for serious and immediate reconsideration listen to the thoughts of the least analyst on the author of several books on iran's foreign affairs cover africa thank you. in other news prosecutors in sweden have reopened an investigation into sexual assault allegations against the wiki leaks co-founder julian assange now seeking an extradition warrant against him all the says of course that 50 week prison term in the u.k. only boy has been. well these allegations date back to 2010 and the investigation into them was dropped in 2017 swedish prosecutors were unable to go ahead with the investigation while assad was essentially s

young told so just do not invade sandals all this is very our way towards influence of iran on the hutus on the rehman. saudi arabia knows that iran has no lobby in west and often use iran as a pretext to legitimize its policy and the us might also do so there are many other countries that the that the legat to mys its policy. by taking iran as surprise attacks and if you compare for example the role of saudi arabians the region and the role of iran in the region i do not see is that iran's will in the region is really destabilizing i see it. support that. take on this prime minister. and pressure him to step aside. sings the only problem between those arrests iran. is a case of if you want to salute this solves this problem we have to make peace but when its word and pelisse them and then iran come to a damn think so rick no act the europeans have said. essentially the nuclear deal contains iran is nuclear program and if we bring iran out from in from the cold if we reintegrate them into world markets if we reintegrate them into international diplomacy that eventually will have levers t

of homes saudi state media said that the bombings were in retaliation for don't drone raids by the hutus on saudi oil infrastructure and only target. sides controlled by the militants locals though have disputed those claims. we work to voices and shouting the only thing now left of the building is a column everywhere there was destruction and dust are those and children were shouting our neighbors were running towards us there were more strikes and other buildings nearby than help arrived and we were taken to hospital to show the holy month of ramadan and didn't even stop them this just didn't bother them suddenly a bomb hit the house why why us we weren't hiding anything in our home we are normal simple people just look at us god will punish them i hope their own lucky i hope they suffer the same fate as her saying they are killing us saudi arabia the emulated america chasing us ad of our homes what have the people there killing done . in north austrian province has issued some rules of conduct for refugees with of the title 10 commandments on living in austria the list requires migran

the coalition says the targets were legitimate under international law previously said hutu rebels use the base to launch a ballistic missile attacks. forces loyal to the libyan warlord khalifa haftar to turn to turkish nationals involved. in the mir were taken from the southern tripoli accused of being spies a charge of turkey denies on monday turkish president described have to advance towards tripoli as a plot against libya's people. mr ball. those two turkish nationals have been residing in libya for a while and they have been working in a restaurant and to pull the according to what we have learned and these men were arrested by helicopters army on april twelfth and since then they lost contact with their families this is what we have learned from the turkish officials their families cannot contact these two men and they are still under arrest according to the information that we have been given this arrest followed actually. vocal critics against dar and his advance strategy in triple that and earlier this week present that in libya's legitimate representative is the national acc

suspects were accepted as refugees scott morrison says security agencies investigated and cleared 2 huturebels who were accused in the 1999 killings of 8 tourists in rwanda the men had been imprisoned in the united states but who are released on the grounds that they confessed under torture. polls suggest that scott morrison is widely expected to lose power in saturday's elections he's only been in the job for 9 months and the man tipped to replace him has promised to put an end to the country's revolving door of leadership andrew thomas reports from sydney. if opinion polls are right the man in the middle of this crowd will on saturday be elected as australia's prime minister bill shorten from the left of center labor party is popular with many young australians. he promises higher spending on schools and action to tackle climate change but many say it is the chaotic leadership of the governing party that has helped the opposition most goes. take action. we've got to stop. and take real action on us a living we've got to stop. take real action right. since being elected in 2013 m.p.'s o

before the outbreak millions of people lived with the threat of violence by ugandan rebels rwandan hutu fighters and local my my militia groups health workers are also frequently targeted on wednesday at least nine people were killed when my my fighters tried to assault in a bowl a treatment center in the north city of. but came just. after an epidemiologist with the world health organization was killed in an attack in the same city now there are fears that many people fleeing violence may have crossed into neighboring uganda illegally risking the virus spreading undetected beyond those borders in a race against time w.h.o. says it is expanding its vaccination program and it effort to stop a new wave of ebola cases. so for more on this we are joined by nicole for sina she is regional a boat operations coordinator at the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies she's in nairobi and runs well is a reporter for the statues covering infectious diseases and public health she's in boston dr emery pay is clinically epidemic response and vaccination and mess out here she

the saudi energy minister was indicating iran and the hutu rebels as potential sponsors of terrorist.ave to look at those two together. there is a lot of spare capacity on the pipeline in saudi arabia. there is not a huge amount of export coming out of the pipeline. that is another option. that pipeline has a full capacity of 5 billion barrels. a day that is versus 7 million barrels of total saudi exports. that pipeline cannot make up for all of the exports in the street of hormuz if that were to be closed. it would at least keep a sizable portion of it back on the market. that is the way we had looked at things. attack on the first the pipeline closing some of the capacity. guy: you put those things together, it is not a great cocktail. thank you very much indeed. joining us as part of the great coverage we are getting from bloomberg news. vonnie: checking markets, we have an update. making up some of yesterday's losses. the s&p 500 is up a tens of 1%. several stocks are lower, including retailers targeting gap. ralph lauren trades impacting as well. the dow up three quarters of 1%.

city of ties militias allied to the internationally recognized government fired on positions held by huturebels pro-government forces claim they are advancing but say at least 10 of their fighters have been killed in recent days. thousands of kurdish prisoners in turkey have ended a must hunger strike they were protesting prison conditions for the kurdish leader abdul. supporters celebrated the end of the strike the government lifted a ban on lawyers visiting a vigil and who is serving a life sentence. well the votes are in and the ballots are being counted more than 400000000 people in 28 countries were eligible to vote in the biggest democratic exercise in the western world from france to poland and right across the continent from britain to italy the forces of populism and euro skepticism are presenting the e.u. with fresh challenges here watching special coverage of the european elections. in berlin and this is the day. the best piece of news from today is that european democracy is alongside the leader. most speechless we had high hopes to mystic this is fantastic for me he's a smile

suspects were accepted as refugees scott morrison says security agencies investigated inferior to hutu rebels who were accused in the 1991 killings of tourists in rwanda the men had been imprisoned in the united states but were. least on the grounds that they confessed under torture. one of the world's top rugby union players has had his contract terminated after an investigation into homophobic comments he made on social media israel folau was officially sacked by rogue rugby australia on friday after a panel found him guilty of breaching the team's code of conduct for law who is a conservative christian posted on instagram last month that quote awaited homosexuals and drunks among other sinners the decision leaves australia without their best player at this year's world cup in japan. and qatar has unveiled its newly built world cup stadium the 2nd of venues for football showpiece events in 2022 guys roscoe was there. i if this was a taste of what found can expect at the world cup in 2022 than cattle impressed a dazzling opening ceremony 1st purpose built stadium you know what crunk a

before the outbreak millions of people lived with the threat of violence by ugandan rebels rwandan hutu fighters and local my my militia groups health workers are also frequently targeted on wednesday at least nine people were killed when my mind fighters tried to assault in a bowl a treatment center in the north kivu city of. but came just days after an epidemiologist with the world health organization was killed in an attack in the same city now there are fears that many people fleeing violence may have crossed into neighboring uganda illegally risking the virus spreading undetected beyond our congo's borders in a race against time the w.h.o. says it is expanding its vaccination per. graham and it effort to stop a new wave of cases i mean. so for more on this we are joined by nicole for sina she is regional a boat operations coordinator at the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies she's in nairobi head and runs well is a reporter for stat news covering infectious diseases and public health she's in boston dr emery peg is clinical leader of epidemic response

before the outbreak millions of people lived with the threat of violence by ugandan rebels rwandan hutu fighters and local my my militia groups house workers are also frequently targeted on wednesday at least nine people were killed when my my fighters tried to assault in a bowl a treatment center in the north kivu city of. but came to. days after an epidemiologist with the world health organization was killed in an attack in the same city now there are fears that many people fleeing violence may have crossed into neighboring uganda illegally risking the virus spreading undetected beyond our congo's borders in a race against time the w.h.o. says it is expanding its vaccination program in an effort to stop a new wave of ebola cases. so for more on this we are joined by nicole for sina she is regional operations coordinator at the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies she's in nairobi head and runs well is a reporter for stats news covering infectious diseases and public health she's in boston dr emery pay is clinically epidemic response and vaccination and mess

before the outbreak millions of people lived with the threat of violence by ugandan rebels rwandan hutu fighters and local my my militia groups health workers are also frequently targeted on wednesday at least nine people were killed when my my fighters try to assault in a bowl a treatment center in the north kivu city of tombo but came just. days after an epidemiologist with the world health organization was killed in an attack in the same city now there are fears that many people fleeing violence may have crossed into neighboring uganda illegally risking the virus spreading undetected beyond our congo's borders in a race against time the w.h.o. says it is expanding its vaccination program and it effort to stop a new wave of cases. so for more on this we are joined by nicole for sina she is regional a boat operations coordinator at the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies she's in nairobi head and runs well is a reporter for the statues covering infectious diseases and public health she's in boston dr emery pay is clinically epidemic response and vaccination

but they have lost he stopped during the pos here while this fighting between hutu rebels and the saudi u.a.e. coalition. with a shaky cease fire in place at the un food agency has gained access to a mill but it's been closed since september. according to the plan in ten days we will begin grinding the wheat and distributing it to the provinces and the people in need of about thirty percent of the grain has been infested the un says this mill will hold enough to feed hundreds of thousands of people and it's needed. the war in yemen has caused the largest humanitarian crisis the country is on the brink of famine the u.n. says about four billion dollars is needed for urgent humanitarian aid saudi arabia and the u.a.e. have pledged money but at paying it in installments i continued to bomb these controlled areas. meanwhile muslims across the world of fasting from dawn until dusk for ramadan but to many in yemen could still go hungry at night nor about the money out to zero. still ahead on this al-jazeera news our changing lives and used to a treatment plant that's making a difference for h

we didn't care who was a hutu or a tootsutsi.many people taken out of this world for no other apparent reason other than hate. they died in the most awful, awful way possible. >> reporter: 800,000 to 1 million people killed in just 100 days. a genocide as rapid as it was ruthless. >> as this is happening, are you thinking, all right, i'm going to die now? >> oh, absolutely. >> reporter: a teenager, haft tutsi and hat hut tu he fled wi a brother to a refugee camp and a few days later jb encountered now retired nbc news producer trus boss. >> i hear a voice in english saying can i help you? i was like what? you speak english? john bernard sitting on a fence. >> reporter: he quickly found a job working for australian tv so nbc hired his brother. the nbc team let them sleep in their van, gave them water and food. >> what we don't like to admit was the things nbc team did to me. generosity really saved our lives. >> reporter: one day an nbc cameraman asked jb if he wanted to look through their lens. >> for that camera to have been the

half tutsi and half hutu, he was in danger.aotic refugee camp. j.b. encountered now retired nbc producer. >> i hear this voice in engsh saying, can i help you. i go, you can speak english? >> reporter: multi-lingual, j.b. had had quickly found a job working forn australia tv. so nbc hired her brother. the nbc team let them sleep in their van. gave them water and food. >> it's the little things that the nbc team did for me. the simplest act of generosity. it really saved our lives. >> reporter: one day on nbc camera man asked j.b. if he wanted to look through his lens. >> fort camera to have been there and show everything that was going on in thecamps, the suffering, the death toll. it made people react. and then aid started coming in. inderstood the powerf the camera. back.s i never looked >> reporter: i have tears in my eyes. j.b. used the money hed earne as a translator to get to england where an uncle lived. when thatidn't work out, cruise and her late husband took him in. helped him get to college. became his second family.