he takes safa to meet him. for his safety, we aeed not to show his face.ran away from home with friendso join al qaeda. d: ahma boy: ahmad and boy: ♪ ♪ >> narrator: al qaeda in yemen doesn't just preach jihad against the united states, but also against the uae fors, saudis, and the houthis, all of whom they consider infidels. >> ahmad: the situation in yemen is very complex right now. you have interlocking conflicts of who is fighti who. the people on the ground have told me that many of these young men who join al qaeda are nsjoining it for local rea for local conflicts, and not necessarily because they wanto join the global jihad. >> narrator: according to villagers in shabwa, on january 26, 2018, the boy's fatheres and some relatet out by car to rescue the boy from al qaeda. while driving, they came under attack. boy: salem: to >> narra the family says seven relatives were killed in the strike. salem: >>r arrator: ali is a soldie the yemeni army. he says the boy's father was a taxi driver and two other uncles who were killed were also in the yemeni army

safa al ahmad has gained rare access to the areas targeted by us attacks including ya kla.lunders by us special forces. i'm on the way to a small village to investigate a raid. it was approved by president trump during his first days in office, citing concerns that al-qaeda were planning attacks on western targets. one american soldier was killed, and three others were injured. the military said they eliminated at least 1a al-qaeda members, but i heard that many civilians also died. this local tribal leader has been in hiding ever since the raid. he has not been interviewed until now. most are buried in the cemetery. international human rights groups have investigated the raid, and say more than 20 civilians were killed. the villagers say the number was closer to 30. i travelled to the site of another us specialforces raid. in a tiny village. it happened in may 2017. it is the largest known us special forces ground raid in the country. the villagers described an apocalyptic scene. a un investigation later said that 50 soldiers were involved. there were al-qaeda casualties,

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everyone managed to get out safa f. wow, thosemes are intense.njured fire fighter is also expected to be bowie police detanld an 18-year-old in connection tohe fire until investigators arrive. the teen will undergo a mental evacuation. lle cause of this fire is s under investigation. >>> at 6:35 on your sunday morning, now that the government is back open, at least for three weeks, we'll see normalcy return to the district starting on tuesday. that's when folks will be able to visit the museums on the mall. that includes all of th smithsonian museums and the national zoo.io the natnal park service says all of their sites will have normal operations as well. >> federal employees affected by the shutdown c still get a hot meal as they return to work. a celebrity chef jose andres is keeping the emergency kitchen open to field people who may still need it. we saw smaller crowds yesterday at the world central kitchen on pennsylvania avenue. during the shutdown they served of beten 7,000 to 10,000 meals every day. >> i'mery grateful to people from the

parliament rejected was due she had negotiated with the european union in brussels and you spokesman safa deal was not open for negotiation. u.s. lawmakers seek to ban chip sales to china's huawei zed t. and other telecom companies they say violate sanctions good to move be risky business and worsen trade tensions also coming up. he talks he hopes a huge nuclear power project in the u.k. it's a major blow to bush's plans to replace its aging power plants. and how hard will works it hurt business european airplane make a boss fears for supply chain the wings for its croft operatives in the u.k. . this is your business update on how to hold free and glad you could join me a bipartisan group of u.s. lawmakers have introduced a bill that would bound the sale of american chips and other components to while ways ed t. and all the telecom companies that violate u.s. sanctions the move further escalate tensions between the two countries it will make upcoming negotiations between us.