mohammed vall, al jazeera on the mali mauritania border. >> two people killed on the yemeni capital sanaacond attack in a week on sanaa attributed to i.s.i.l. >>> and street battles continue between rebels loyal to abd rabbu mansour hadi and houthis. >>> the french foreign min sister has warned israeli and palestine that risking setting the situation ablaze. french led peace initiative and fabius is set to meet palestinian leader mahmoud behalf and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu on monday. >>> neave bark he reports on austerity measures in gland. >> surprise majority in last month's general election, in the height of the london financial district, a sea of banners the global system that these protesters blame. >> there's people here from every different cause. people campaigning for the health service education housing all these different things. so what we're saying is we want a different kind of society, we want to end austerity we're terrified of what the government is going to do and we're saying we want an alternative. >> through the center of the city past downing street.

mohammed vall reports now from the nomads that aren't able to reach grazing land because of the fighting>> a cow that can't stand up anymore doesn't have long to live. chances for survival for one of his last remaining cows. hen can't afford to buy fodder. there is no hay to graze on. two years without rain in this part of northern mali have killed his only source of living. a younger nomad is facing the challenge different. he troams land along with are roams thehe roams the land in search of grazing land. after each trip in the scorching heat of june, mohammed's wife puts up the family tent again. their children are hungry and thirsty and so are the young cows. they all have to wait for an expedition to try to find water. far down a well, water is found. a camel has to walk hundreds of meters to draw just one bucket. nearly half of the people of northern mali still live as livestock holders. they have been facing severe drought for years. born the brunt of the war between rebels seeking seeking seeking autonomy. >> the army there kills our people. there is no grass in mauritania. our a

mohamed vall reports about an argued rebellion on the ground that continues despite calls for peace.reporter: the campfire in the wilderness and lamb meat for roasting, quiet moments like this are rare and brief in the life of the rex. rebels. their leaders have agreed an olympian agreement that will lead to peace. >> translator: whoever talks of ending the conflict only talks nonsense, it's a big lie this war cannot be ended with the stroke of a pen as long as we are denied territorial separation there will be no end the war. >> reporter: if the rebels are in control of the major town as well as large areas of northern mali. recently they made knew territorial gains pushing the army further south. the majority of them strongly rejected the new peace treat and i issued this statement. let our political agreement sign whatever agreements they want to sign, give whatever concessions they want to give but for us here on the ground these fighters tell me, this is not the end of the war. and not the end of the struggle. the rebels rebels announced an independent state in northern mali in

mohammed vall, mauritania. >>> destabilized to create a new route for weapons and fighters who want to attack central asia. nicole reasonnen johnston reports from mazari al sharif. >> some people call him the king of the north. walking through his photo gallery you can see why. he started out fighting with the mujahideen against the soviet occupation 35 years ago. when the taliban was defeated he trimmed his beard and became a politician. people travel from all over afghanistan to meet him. these tribal elders and businessmen are hoafer hopeful this governor rather than the government in kabul will solve their problems. >> if you go to the central government and take the time it's going to be more than weeks or months to take the time with the president and with the other senior officers in kabul. >> reporter: right now the big issue in afghanistan's north the security. attar mohammed nor believes there groups like the taliban and the international movement of uzbekistan to attack central asia and south china. >> a new geography of war has been created. new tactics. obviously change. d

mohamed vall reports about an armed rebellion on the ground that continues despite calls for peace. >a camp in the wilderness quiet moments like this are rare and brief in the life of the rebels. the leaders have just agreed on a new deal with the government which is supposed to end the conflict, but as the politicians prepare to sign peace, these fighters get ready for war. >> translator: whoever talks about ending the war is talking nonsense. as long as we are denied territorial separation, there will be no end to the war. >> reporter: they are in control of one large town and other areas. recently they made new territorial gains pushing the army further south, the majority of them strongly rejected the peace tremendousty, and issued this statement. >> let our political leaders sign whatever agreements they want to sign but for us here on the ground these fighters tell me this is not the end of the war, and not the end of the strike. the rebels announced an independent state in 2012, but under the present agreement, they get only a type of decentralized local administration. perhaps

cross into moretania knowing they won't be able to find grass but at least they can find security mohammed vall al jazeera on the mali mali moritania border. >> the mexican government started building affordable homes over a decade ago to address a housing deficit. many are empty riddled with unemployment and crime. john hullman reports on why people are leaving their homes. >> a house with no one to call it home. hundreds of thousands of them commissioned by the government for working class buyers in the middle of nowhere. most of the this wol's neighbors are gone. she is holding on, start herfor her job two hours. >> it's frustrating i leave at 5:30 in the morning and i get to work late. >> the government thought building huge out of town developments would solve the country's housing deficit but they neglected to put in a metro lines these neighborhoods en though many are in the middle of nowhere were seen as a greatyl idea for many poorer mexicans apparently afford their own house. a lack of basic infrastructure and public transport have led to many simply being forced to abandoned their ho

mohamed vall, al jazerra,. >>> thailand has become the forth asian country to register the deadly middleiratory syndrome virus which has killed 24 people in south kariya, scott hider has the latest from the capital bangkok. officials are confident they have isolated the first case of mers in thailand. they identified the 75-year-old as a potential mers patients the first day arrived and he has been taken off to a specialist hospital have three members of his family that he traveled here with. also 50 people who have come in contact with him here in bangkok are being monitored closely. obviously the concern is that if anyone with mers gets out in the general public in bangkok a very congested city of 10 million people. officials are confident with the mechanisms that they have in place, in fact 67 entry points in to thailand have been monitoring for anyone with mers potential. they have told people not to panic here and as this friday morning commute shows so far they are lessoning. >>> denmark center right opposition parliament has won elections. the block led by lars won justify seats.