kristen saloomey has more. >> reporter: investigators are pursuing leads, but have more questions than answers. the chief of the st. louis police who is handling the situation can't say how many suspects they are looking for, whether it's a man or woman, leaving two officers injured or if the shooters were connected to the demonstrators that are gathered outside the police depp. which you see -- police department. which you see behind me. this is where witnesses and police say the shots came from. questions have been raised about whether or not the officers could have been accuratery targeted. the police chief said it was possible. while he couldn't link the shooting to the protesters. he said that the location doesn't seem to be a coincidence. he couldn't rule out the possibility that the demonstrators may have been targeted by the gunmen. >> kristen saloomey reporting there. >> in wisconsin, a funeral was held for a 19-year-old bi-racial man, shot and killed by a police officer last week. hundreds gathered to pay their respects for tony robinson. he was killed after assaulting an off

kristen saloomey has more. >> reporter: former u.s.ecretary of state hillary clinton was at the u.n. to speak on women's issues but the big draw was outside of the event. the media deskrengded in throngs to her explanation of using personal email as secretary of state. >> when i got to work as secretary of state i opted for convenience to use my personal email account, which was allowed by the state department because i thought it would be easier to carry just one device for my work and for my personal emails instead of two. >> reporter: the state department says it asked all former secretaries of state to hand over any emails on personal accounts last october of more stringent guidelines on the use of personal emails had come into effect. secretary clinton wasn't the only one to use her personal emails so did her predecessor. >> he used his personal emails he has no record of the emails he used with the account being closed for many years. >> reporter: mrs. clinton handed over 55,000 pages of emails and a committee investigating clint

al jazeera's kristen saloomey reports. >> reporter: the night after the shooting of two police officersemonstrators returned to the streets outside of ferguson police department headquarters. >> what happened last night was kind of random. it's not the norm at all. it's usually pretty peaceful. and i'm a little nervous. >> reporter: they vow to continue peaceful tactics until they get the reforms they want. >> we got some things that are good and necessary, like the resignations. but justice is either not experiencing the trauma or experiencing accountability with those that initiated or perpetuated the trauma and we haven't had that yet. >> this is really an ambush. you can't see it coming. you don't understand that it is going to happen and you are basically defenseless. >> reporter: that night the demonstrators who gathered outside of the police station, had mostly dispersed. and then the gunshots. this was the account of a photo journalist. >> we saw the muzzle fire from a gun at the top of the street. so we just ducked down and then we saw a cop had been shot right next to us. >> r

our correspondent kristen saloomey. thank you. >>> to other news, the country could descend into civil war trying to broker the deal to end the crisis there. houthi rebels captured the capitol and dissolved the government last month. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: this video appears to show shots being fired at a demonstration against the houthi coup in central yemen. according to protesters, at least one man was killed and five others wounded. demonstrations like these have become frequent after shia houthi fighters took over the country last month. this is a man africaed by the u.n. to stop yemen from falling further into chaos. he has been meeting all parties of yemen as well as regional powers. he said there is a real danger of yemen breaking up. >> if there is no agreement there prospect is very bleak. it's a horrible crooks and that's why everybody is aware that every effort should be make to promote a peaceful way forward. >> reporter: but the houthi rebels do not seem convinced about the u.n.-brokered talks. >> will w

. >> al jazeera's kristen saloomey join us from ferguson. tell us about the latest with the investigation. >> reporter: well, the chief said that they have been getting good cooperation from the community, and they received a couple of dozen tips. clearly they need more. he asked for more tips from the communities, a national organization known as crime stoppers has asked for an award for any information that would lead to an arrest of the gunmen in the shootings an award of $10,000. now at this stage the chief couldn't say if the gunmen had any connection with the protesters, which is an interesting point. also when asked about whether or not it was possible that whoever fired the weapon was shooting at protesters he said that that was something he wouldn't rule out. earlier in that evening the situation between the demonstrators had got. very tense. that led to a question from one of the reporters at the press conference, and it was a change of tone from the police chief who had originally called it an ambush. clearly there are unanswered

. >> correspondent kristen saloomey has more on this. >> this is the first time that hillary clinton spoke about the account, and in that time it has become one of the top stories in the u.s. media. hillary clinton not only former secretary of state but also considered the leading democratic candidate to run for president in 2016 officially she's not declared. hillary clinton said defiantly that she had not prone any rules. that she had used this personal e-mail account because it was convenient, and complied with all the state department requirements to turn over her work related e-mails. the state department confirmed she has handed over more 30,000 e-mails for their review, and hillary clinton is asking that those be made public as well once the state department has finished reviewing them. that will take some time, and the republican critics are not likely to be silenced in that time even after her remarks. some are calling for more information investigation and for hillary clinton to hand over the private server that contained those e-mail accounts to see if she, in fact, shared

kristen saloomey has more from the u.n. headquarters. >> the security council resolution doesn't go as far as libyans hoped, but works in the words of the u.k. ambassador a sign of support for libya's fight against terrorism. specifically against i.s.i.l. and affiliated groups. sharia and individual groups associated with al qaeda. now, the libyans hoped for a lifting of the arms embargo on their country, and the ability for u.n. member states to search ships for contraband entering the country. they didn't get that. what they did get was a statement they would consider exemptions to the embargo to fight the groups and they'd be handled expeditiously. the libyans, at the end of the meeting expressed gratitude and said they thought it would give hope to the libyan people for a show of support for the government, which has been so embattled fighting armed groups for legitimacy. >> the u.s. state in indiana is dealing with h.i.v. epidemic. the government declared a public health emergency. n john hendren went to scott county w

kristen saloomey was there. the cgg has asked the security council to support their actions in yemen with a resolution. is the security council prepared to do that? >> reporter: well we know that representatives of the gcc did meet with the permanent five members of the security council on thursday and discussed a possible resolution. we know from diplomatic sources who -- that they are looking for a concrete deadline in this resolution for houthis to withdraw their forces from the capitol and other areas, and they want consequences for the houthis if they don't do that. wayn't that to extend sanctions beyond the two houthi leaders who are already seeing sanctions against them. they want to expand that. they also want an arms embargo, the ability to searchships headed for yes men that could be carrying weapons and so on. the devil is always in the detains here when you are talking about the security council and action. the security council recognizes president hadi as the legitimate leader of the country, but rus

republicans accused her of blocking transparency as kristen saloomey reports. >>> former u.s. secretary of state clinton was at the u.n. to speak on women's issues. the big draw was outside the event, the media dissending in thanks to here -- dissenting in throngs to hear her explanation. she insists she broke to rules. >> when i got to work as secretary of state i opted for convenience to use my emailing. it was allowed because i thought it would be easier to carry one device from may work and personal emails instead of two. >> the state department says it asked all former secretary of states to hand over official emails last october. after more stringent guidelines on the use of emails came in effect. secretary clinton was not the only one to use an account. so did her predecessor. >> he used a personal email account. he did not take hardcopies. there's no record of the emails with the ngt he used having been closed for a number of years. >> mrs. clinton, who ran for president in 2016 handed over 55,000 pages of emails. into and a committee that vetted the attack left four a

kristen saloomey joins us now from ferguson, are they closer to finding the person who is responsible shooting the two police officers? >> you investigators say pursuing several leads but they have more questions than answers, and they can't say for sure how many suspects they're looking for whether they are minute or women or whether they're connected with the demonstrators. i'm standing about where witnesses and police say that the shots that struck those two officers came from, we're just about over 100 meters away from the police department. at the time of the shooting it was just after midnight, demonstrators had gone home. a few were milling about, and the police officers were lined up shoulder to shoulder in front of the police department. now at a press conference yesterday the chief of st. louis county police who is handling the investigation, was asked if someone could accurately target police from this distance using a handgun, which is what police initially said that they believed the shooter was using a handgun, not a rifle with a scope. did he say that he thinks that it

. >> well, correspondent kristen saloomey is at the united nations for us. she was there to talk about women's issues. why all this fuss about her person e-mail account. >> well, remember we're not just talking about the former secretary of state but the woman who is widely considered to be the democratic front run for run for president in 2016. this is the first time that she is speaking about this issue since it became an issue a week ago. it's been the top political story in the united states, and in that time, i can tell you after word got out that she would be addressing the quote e-mail scandal while at the united nations a flood of american journalists descended on the u.n. getting recleanses making their way here to question her about this issue that has been, as i said, in the news for the last week. and yes she said, she did not break any rules. she was very adamant about the fact that she didn't break any rules. no classified e-mails were sent on her personal e-mail, and she turned over all of her correspondence to the state department that had to

kristen saloomey has more. >> investigators are pursuing several leads. at this stage they have more questions than answers. the chief who is handling the investigation says that they can't say for sure how many suspects they are looking for, whether it's a man or woman responsible for a shooting that left two officers injured, or if the shooters were connected to the demonstrators that are gathered here outside of the ferguson police department. which you see behind me over 100 metres away. this is about where witnesses say the shots came from that night. questions have been raised about whether or not the officers could have been accurately targetted from the location. the police chief said in his opinion it was possible. why he couldn't definitively link the shooting. he said that the location doesn't seem to be a coincidence because he didn't rule out the possibility that demonstrators themselves may have been tarted bit the gunmen. >> we have a lot to talk about. we'd like to welcome mr bosley, a former mayor of st. louis. first of all what do you ma

kristen saloomey reports. >> reporter: the night after the shooting of two police officers demonstratorseturned to the streets outside ferguson police department headquarters. >> what happened last night, was kind of like random so it's not the norm at all. it's usually pretty peaceful at the protests and i'm a little nervous. >> reporter: they vowed to continue peaceful tactics like stopping traffic until they get the reforms they want. >> we got some things that are good and necessary, like the resignation, but justice is either not experiencing the trauma or experiencing accountability with the people who initiated or perpetuated the trauma, and we haven't had that yet. >> reporter: st. louis county police are investigating the shooting. >> it is really an ambush. you can't see it coming. you don't understand that it is going to happen. you are basically defenseless. >> reporter: that night protesters had mostly dispersed and then the gunshots. >> a cop got shot. >> reporter: this was the account of a photo journalist who had been packing up when he is shots rang out. >> we saw the mu