osama ben javid has the details. >> saudi outpost on the southern border. took control of this military area near ravan. dozens of the attackers were killed during battles that lasted for hours. it says renegade fighters allied to former president saleh and houthis were involved. border skirmishes with the 1500 mile border with yemen. is. >> surprisingly we did expect a saudi invasion of yemen but for houthis to invade 60 to 70 kilometers into bazan, this is a serious issue. and saudi arabia must deal with serials before it goes out of seriously before it gets out of hand. >> saudi arabia air strikes have been hitting houthi positions. more strikes were found in chu chubwa and sanaa. pro government forces say they're resisting forces. there both the houthis and president hadi's government have agreed to send envoys to geneva. >> i think if the last two months has shown the world anything it has shown us by just bombing the yemeni people will not solve problems there flp has to be negotiations between the various peaforts. >> more than 2,000 have decide and

osama ben javid reports. >> a bomb last just been dropped on this neighborhood in northern syria. the dense smoke and dust made the search for dead even harder. dozens were injured and many people killed. the government of president bashar al-assad has dropped dozens of barrel bombs most killed have been civilians. large number of people who escaped from a nearby city. taken to hospitals in northwest turkey. but that's been difficult to do since march when the country closed all entrance and exit points. the only way out of the conflict remains shuttle. out of nine crossings these were the only ones under the control of syrian rebels. they are considered vital for supplies in northern syria under the control of opposition fighters. >> that our border crossing has been killed by the turkish authorities who only told us one day before the closure the relief supplies can't go through and troops can't go anywhere. >> reporter: it is hard for many people to return to the border. syria's main opposition group says they host northern humanitarian situation and hope the roads will open so

osama ben javid al jazeera. >>> the u.n. envoy to libya has unveiled the draft peace plan which he is going to present to libya's rival governments. one is backed by the u.n. while the other has support from libya's supreme court. militias loyal to the two governments have been fighting for control. >> this is not an agreement of winners or losers but one in which the only true victors are the people of libya. ladies and gentlemen you have before you a unique have opportunity to pull your country back from the brink of conflict and an endless cycle.violence. the only viable way for work is for you to join hands and work side by side in shaping the future and giving an opportunity to the people of libya. >> well joining us live now from irvine in california to discuss the libya peace talk in more detail is omar turbe a former advisory to the national council in libya sir thank you so much for joining us on al jazeera. we have certain similar talks before trying to get all sides across the negotiating table. do you have any ho

osama ben javid reports. >> he physical as a result of extreme heat.ed him to a separate room, he didn't come out for noon prayer, we tbhent to find out why he didn't come out and he was dead. >> many here are fasting for ramadan meaning they don't eat or drink during the day. it's been one of the hottest summers in years and hundreds have been brought to hospital he. doctors say many have collapsed and suffer from breathe be problems. >> translator: patients with heatstroke brought to the hospital with high grade fever altered state of consciousness dehydration and fits. since the weather was bad and the temperature was high we expected more patients also and patients kept pouring in. >> searing temperatures meanful of the heatstroke patients did not make it. at least 150 bodies were brought to this morgue. people suffering from the spike in temperatures are also facing frequent power outages. many places in the port city of karachi and other areas have reported long periods without leverage. mps have criticized the government not keeping its election

osama ben javid, al jazeera. >> yemen's president hadi says he won't be talking about reconciliation with houthi rebels at u.n. brokered meetings on sunday. instead head says they will be calling onabd rabbu mansour hadisays they will be calling on houthi forces for cessation of violence. >>> almost 5900 migrants were rescued from the mediterranean sea over the weekend as they traveled from north africa to europe. 60 children traveling without a parent. there have been similar scenes at italian ports as the rescue ships come to shore. al jazeera's hoda abdel hamid is in the italian city of catania. how are the italian authorities coping? >> reporter: well, the short answer is that they are overwhelmed. just this ship alone the hms bullwark has docked just afternoon hour ago with 1900 migrants. they have to go into be be these services, about 600 of them will be flown to mainland italy today, after they go through this process here, which means that they get some treatment if they need, they get shoes they get water and they get fingerprinted, and immediately they will leave sicily. t

osama ben javid reports. >> reporter: fell as a result of extreme heat.hift id him to a room on the first floor to rest. when he didn't come up for noon prayer, we went up to find out why, and we found him dead. >> reporter: also impacting other areas in southern pakistan. dozens died over the weekend. many here are fasting for ramadan, meaning they don't eat or drink during the day. it's been one of the hottest summers in years and hundreds have been brought to hospitals. clatchesing and suffering from breathing problems. >> translator: patients with heatstroke brought to the hospital with high grade fever altered state of consciousness dehydration and fits. patients kept kept pouring in. >> reporter: searing temperatures means many of the heatstroke patients didn't make it. most of those who died were work outside in the heat, or were from impoverished neighborhoods. not only fake frequent power outages. many places in the port city of karachi and other places have reported long hours without electricity. there have been protests against persistent blac

but as osama ben javid reports that is no longer a reasonable option. >> a bomb has just been droppedon this neighborhood in northern syria. the dense smoke and dust made the search for the injured and dead even further. tnl forces of bashar al-assad have dropped dozens of barrel bombs in the last week, escaped from the nearby city. injured have been taken to hospitals in turkey. but that's been difficult to do since march when the turkish government closed all entrance and exit points from syria. there have been some exceptions for severely wounded. for those displaced in northern syria the only escape from the conflict remain shut, only ones under the control of northern syria under the control of opposition fighters. >> translator: border crossing has been closed by the turkish authorities who only told us one day before the closure. the relief materials cannot go through. also the passengers cannot travel or go anywhere. >> it's heart for many people to -- hard for many people to return to the border. syria answer opposition groups, hopeful that the crossings will open soon. >> tr

osama ben javid reports. >> a bomb last just been dropped, the dense smoke made the search for dead even harder. dozens were injured and are more killed. activists say most of those killed have been civilians they say the town has a large number of people who escaped from the nearby city. the injured were taken to hospitals in turkey. but that's been difficult to do since march when the turkish government closed all entrance and exit points from syria. for thousands displaced in northern syria the only way out of the conflict remains shut. out of the remaining crossings they remain shut, they are considered vital transportation points. >> our border crossing has been closed by the turkish authorities who only told us one day before the closure. the passengers can't travel or go anywhere. >> it is hard to return to the border. syria's group says they are hopeful the crossings will open soon. >> translator: there are promises from the turkish government to open the border crossings after the parliamentary elections. >> besides security there are also concerns about people joining islamic s

osama ben javid be reports. >> it was a sudden death. >> we went up to find out why he didn't come, wefound him zed. >> reporter: extreme heat that contributed to his death is also impacting other areas in southern pakistan. dozens of people died over the weekend. many here are fasting for ramadan meaning they don't eat or drink during the day. it's been one of the hottest surges in years many have suddenly collapsed and suffered from breathing problems. >> translator: patients with heatstroke brought to the hospital with high-grade fever altered set of consciousness and fits. the temperature was high, we expected more patients today also and patients kept pouring in. >> searing temperatures mean many of the heatstroke patients did not make it. at least 150 bodies were brought to this morgue. most of those who died were working out in the heat or from impoverished neighborhoods. people are facing frequent power outages. many places in the port city of karachi have reported long hours without electricity. there have been protests against persistent blackouts. those who have criticized t

osama ben javid, al jazeera. >> turkey a is performance test. for recep tayyip erdogan. what happened at those ral items and how if anyway did it affect what's going to happen today? >> well, jane it's still unclear exactly as to the details behind those explosions. we understand reports that there was some sort of sound bomb and some sort of improvised device, which were done, to create chaos. one of them falling off a high rise building in panic. however, that is not usual with regard to these elections, in fact entire election process has been peaceful throughout the country and throughout the process. it is unlikely this will cloud over away has been a pretty smoothlysmooth process here in turkey. for the first time the ruling ak party will be running under the leadership of ahmed when erdogan was electpresident was the foreign minister and with regard to turkey's foreign minister that is playing a major role at how people vote, this is taking a look at that time policy for many years. camps like this have become symbolic of the devastating war raging on there. but t

osama ben javid recording. >> be yemenis running out of safe places, forces loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh, targeted several neighborhoods with rockets and tank fire. some believe they are punished in taking part with the uprising, which started when with sally stepped down in 2011. supplies and food are runding short and the fighting means aid can't be delivered. it's not just a fight for control on the ground. saudi-led air strikes are also targeting areas under houthi control. coalition planes have targeted areas of mared and capital sanaa. this is what was left from a former football stadium. >> fourth air strike led the residents to flee area intiecial entirely. >> reporter: amnesty international, rm says the bombing is happening near the residential areas. there are reports of talks in omanand hope the up united united nations will be able to negotiate. >> after the meeting in riyadh there are meetings in geneva westbound of which are being arranged. setting a date for this meeting. >> reporter: as powerful groups continue their battle for control, yemen citizens c

osama ben javid al jazeera. >> won't being talking about reconciliation with houthi rebels insted, be abd rabbu mansour hadiabd rabbumansour hadi says he will be speaking with be houthi leaders. houthi have never said no to political dialogue, but insist that no foreign sides should influence the decisions that will result in building the new yemen. we want a yemeni people decide for themselves what they want. well meanwhile saudi led coalition forces continue to bomb houthi rebel forces in yemen. these pictures are said to show coalition plays carrying out attacks in aden and sanaa. >>> positions on the yemen border earlier two saudi soldiers were killed from rockets, fired from yemen. >>> still to come. nearly 7,000 migrants rescued from the mediterranean sea come ashore. >>> corruption claims and violence. >> fifa. >> and in sport. as fifa's new movie opposite in the united states, find out how it fared at the box office. >> the u.n. envoy to libya has unveiled the peace plan. the meeting in moark morocco fighting for control. >> this is not an agreement of winners or losers. but o