like this one in the heart of the capital of sanaa in january when they took over the defense ministry compound for 20 hours. security shrouds most of the acts of violence. >> the old regime was like a cancer causing the country to rot both socially and politically to the point where we were going to have a complete d dissin integration. now we have gotten rid of part of the cancer. parts are still within the system. >> reporter: in sanaa many oppose the revolution. >> translator: there has been no progress for the better, only a deterioration in politics, economy and everything. >> translator: it's been a very negative change. if you drive to hadadi from here, you will go through 20 tribal checkpoints. the country is disintegrating. >> with the third an verse of uprising, many insist they will continue to fight on for real change. >> yemen sits on a strategic cross roads between asia and africa. now, the country became a republic in 1990. that was with the unification of south and north yemen. the disagreement between the two parts persisted, and that led to civil war four years later

whered now to yemen, three explosions have rocked the country's capital, sanaa.was close to the home of the former president. there were explosions near the defense ministry and the country's central bank. no one was killed and no one has so far claimed responsibility for the attacks. >> explosions on the you many -- the yemeni capital, sanaa. home ofd close to the the former president ali abdullah saleh. earlier, a car bomb exploded a few hundred meters away. on aices also went off minibus parked near the defense ministry. no one was killed. it is unclear who carried out the attacks. >> we heard a big explosion. scene, but wehe did not know what happened. our neighbor's house was burning and we helped them to extinguish the fire. >> in december, a suicide bombing attack on the defense ministry killed a number of people -- killed and wounded a number of people. al qaeda militants were believed to be behind that assault. terrorists have stepped up activity in yemen ever since ali abdullah saleh was forced to resign. there has also been a recent spate of attacks ag

wounded in a bomb attack on a military bus on monday thousands of shia protesters marched through sanaa accusing a sunni led government of mass destruction and abuse of power. international peacekeepers in the central african republic have been engaged and firefights while trying to stop looting and in the muslim neighborhoods in the capital the communities really are attacked by rival christian militias forcing muslim residents to flee their homes currently over six thousand troops from france and the african union are in the country trying to quell months of sectarian tension that has killed more than two thousand people. and peace talks between the pakistani government and the taliban have been dealt a setback the sides were due to meet on tuesday for preliminary negotiations but the government now says it can't go ahead until the islamic militant group clarifies certain issues taleban has been waging an insurgency in the country's pride bills only since two thousand and seven and the army recently stepped up its raids on militant strongholds last month more than one hundred and ten

battling local tribal leaders and the army among the thousands of shia party asters march through sanaa kucing a sunni led ruling party which has been in power for fifty years of mass corruption and abuse of power. international peacekeepers in the central african republic have been engaged in firefights while trying to stop looting in muslim neighborhoods in the capital the communities were earlier taxed by rival christian militias forcing muslim residents to flee their homes currently over six thousand troops from france and the african union are in the country trying to quell months of sectarian tension that has killed more than two thousand people. out some final resting place for almost a million people yet it's kept under strict lock and key the hard island cemetery is one of the biggest in the united states and the axis is strictly limited by the government it's even difficult for relatives of the diseased to visit their loved ones graves as the situation in our reports. we're a place kept from the public eye. you've likely never heard of it despite its long history and size one

now take a look at some other stories from around the world in the evidence capital sanaa at least two soldiers have been killed and about a dozen wounded in a bomb attack on a military bus this comes at a time of intense fighting in the nearby northwestern provinces were shia militant groups are stepping up their campaign to stablish a breakaway state earlier on monday thousands of shia protesters marched through sanaa accusing the sunni led government of mass corruption and abuse of power. international peacekeepers in the central african republic have been engaged in firefights while trying to stop looting in muslim neighborhoods in the capital the communities were earlier attacked by rival christian militias forcing muslim residents to leave their homes early over six thousand troops from france and the union are in the country trying to quell months of sectarian tension that has killed more than two thousand people. and peace talks between the pakistani government and the taliban have been dealt a setback the sides were due to meet on tuesday for preliminary negotiations but the g

the defiance is visible in the heart of sanaa. whether members occupied a public space and made it inactionible even to state security. into with the houthi fighters behind the mountains on the outskirts of sanaa, many doubt if the truce signed on sunday will hole. they are the number one threat facing the central state. >> palestine leaders have sent a list of names of nearly 80 critically ill palestine prisoners to u.s. secretary of state john kerry, and hope he can help them get treatment for the visitors held in israeli gaols. they met the families of one of them in the occupied site. >> 62-year-old wom swrn is in an israeli prison. palestine officials say this man is close to dying. in 2006 he was given a sentence for the arm group. two years into a sentence, he fell ill, an illness he hid during visits with his mother. >> translation: i was crying on the bus back. a woman asked why, i said he was not well. i am his mother, i know. >> the palestine authorities say he's suffering from intestinal cancer. >> these are his record

some fourteen inmates mostly al qaida members have escaped from a prison in the yemeni capital sanaa after militants stormed the compound officials say at least eleven people including seven police officers were killed in the shoot out no group has admitted to being behind the assault but yemen has been a target of numerous attacks by al qaeda linked militants in the past two years. officials in indonesia have ordered the evacuation of over sixty thousand people and raise the eruption alert to its highest level after a volcano in java start attending plumes of smoke into the air three airports have been closed with ash covering planes on the ground the military has been called in help to get people away from the area and authorities are urging people to stay at least ten kilometers from the volcano that was just a couple minutes it's over to our teams washington d.c. studio. financial show boom bust looking at the controversial u.s. banking tactics they're about to be adopted in the or. transit route to vnukovo report you'll best way to the house of mosco. a satanic group wants to er

and wounded two people nearby the blast happened outside the oil ministry building in the capital sanaa the latest such attack on top officials islamist militants with ties to al qaeda thought to be behind this what. around three thousand protesters waved. fires during a rally against what they call state repression in the spanish capital of demonstrators are unhappy with the government's recent legislation allowing them to be fined for filming police and joining an authorised rallies or spain suffers a regular protest because of austerity measures and twenty six percent unemployment which is one of the highest in europe. two owners of a bangladesh clothing factory have been denied bail after they surrendered to the authorities on sunday the husband and wife are facing a homicide charges for a massive fire that killed a hundred and twelve workers two years ago the couple could be sent to prison for life if found guilty. is considered the deadliest in a nation that uses cheap labor and relies on garment exports to the u.s. and europe. but it's a busy day for news or an r.t. international

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news for you this hour a blast on the boss has reportedly injured thirteen people in yemen's capital sanaa following a large scale and see governor rally thousands of shia muslim protestors accuse the sunni led ruling party which has been in power for fifty years of mass corruption and abuse of power shiites have been engaged in a decade long rebellion against the government and they want independence for territories in yemen's northwest and. international peacekeepers in the central african republic have been engaged in firefights while trying to stop looting in muslim neighborhoods in the capital the communities were earlier attacked by rival christian militias forcing the muslim rise there is to flee their homes currently over six thousand troops from france and the african union are in the country trying to quell months of sectarian tension that has killed more than two thousand people. that's the final resting place for almost a million people yet it's kept on the strict lock and key the heart island cemetery is one of the biggest in the united states and the access is strictly limite

from the world news for you right now or asked targeting a military boss in yemen's capital sanaa has killed at least two soldiers and left several injured the incident comes at a time of mounting tensions in the country's northwest where shia muslim groups who are trying to establish a breakaway states are battling local tribal leaders and the army on monday thousands of shia protesters marched the wrists and accusing the sunni led ruling party which has been in power for fifty years of mass corruption and abuse of power . and. international peacekeepers in the central african republic have been engaged in firefights trying to stop looting in the muslim neighborhoods in the capital the communities where earlier my rival christian militia is forcing the muslim rise thence to find their homes currently over six thousand troops from france and the african union are in the country trying to quell months of sectarian tension that has killed more than two thousand people. it's the final resting place for almost a million people yet it's kept under strict lock and key the hearts island ceme

colonel and wounded two people nearby the explosion happened outside the oil ministry in the capital sanaa is almost militants with links to al qaeda are suspected to be behind the attack. europe's largest association of computer hackers has filed a criminal complaint against the german chancellor over her role in the n.s.a.'s spying and accuses the country's leadership along with american and british agents of violating privacy rights by carrying out illegal covert intelligence operations r.t. spoke to one of the activists of the group behind legal action we have strong indications that the german government. and or together with the american spies on all of our good troops alive at the moment even if the whole media blitz covering about they stay very very passive and they for us it looked like they were just debating until the storm is over and that's why we want to force the federal prison prosecutor to start a real investigation on what is going on and won't be found wrong and holloed the governments not only the american all the others are in truth invading our debts and lives it's s

meanwhile in the capital sanaa. at least two soldiers have been killed and about a dozen wounded in bomb attack on a military bus on monday thousands of shia protesters marched through the snow accusing the sunni led government of mass corruption and abuse of power international peacekeepers in the central african republic have been engaged in a fire fights while trying to stop living in muslim neighborhoods an account of the communities where earlier attacked by a rival christian religious forcing residents to flee their homes currently over six thousand troops from france and the african union are in the country trying to twelve months of sectarian tension has killed more than two thousand people. he stops between pakistani government and talabani have been dealt a setback. the signs when jimmy on tuesday for preliminary negotiations but government now says he can kill a hat antilles line quilting group clarify certain issues. talabani has been waging an insurgency in the country's tribal zones since two thousand

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members have escaped from a prison following a militant attack on the compound in the yemeni capital sanaaofficials say at least eleven people including seven police officers were killed in the shootout the group has admitted to being behind the assault but yemen has been the target of numerous attacks by al qaeda linked militants in the past two years. of demonstrators have again flooded the streets of venezuela's capital caracas demanding justice for those killed during a rally on wednesday four people including two activists were shot dad in clashes between rival pro-government and opposition protesters it's a worst unrest the country has seen since last year's post-election riots. bad larry king quizzes his gas what really matters in u.s. politics. science technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got the future covered. her hair. looked. to noice river. now to the weathers of the royal white tents and said you would stop this storm we might think you know my people died. tabloid t.v. host and former democratic mayor jerry springer joins me with his take on the dys

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of torture d i'm now aware of the mortar shell was fired in the direction of the french embassy in sanaa with a car bomb exploding just the shoes away in india many capitals diplomatic course for the two attacks happened just after midnight. but there were no victims. of course. syrian government forces have stepped up their bombing campaign in a large cube rebel held since he opened up to the station six people were killed in yesterday's attacks lend itself to a sci fi desperate for seats at the previous day by opposition activists. it is the bloodiest attack so far this year involved helicopters. the ctv makeshift bomb civil and still has the details the residence of the netroots crumbled to colin dixon from the rubble. to the surgery seemed fugitive rebel leader that this city. with devastating barrel bones feel weekly exclusive instructional cd mr ritchie and human rights said when district was hit at least eight times since sunday almost forty people were reported dead. this adds up to the victims were children the team another a steep fine victims from the department on friday and

are being used to working with them since the nineteen eighties the howler and attacked the capital sanaa has left at least two soldiers dead and twelve hurts. an attack is the latest to the area of bombs and shootings targeting military personnel and yemen which is struggling to achieve the political transition that needs to attend the republican federation. one of its again i am a cranky is an eye and a lot to tell us about this attack today. this morning our router and then to top it up that could be a competitive in all the time it happens. in the otaki little bit about whether the applicant that the two sides line up. the attack and in the negev to keep out the vote to keep up the caring that you know what any of the of the morning caboolture happening in yemen. they can take betrayed by al qaeda. yes this context here has been relatively calm again and for the past few months now what this intense violence now know who's behind it they are dedicated to increase the lady of the political tension of the complicating the top of the national title pray that the candidate randy king and

some fourteen inmates mostly al qaida members have escaped from a prison and the yemeni capital sanaa after militants stormed the compound officials say at least eleven people including seven police officers were killed in a shootout no group has admitted to being behind the assault but yemen has been a target of numerous attacks by heiling militants in the past two years. officials in indonesia have ordered the evacuation of over sixty thousand people and raised the eruption alerts to its highest level after a volcano on job started sending plumes of smoke into the air three airports have been closed with ass covering planes on the ground the military has been called in help to get people away from the area and authorities are urging people to stay at least ten kilometers from the volcano. now after the break here and here national social reality talks to the author of a controversial child euthanasia law recently passed in belgium that's in sophie co here. tanah group wants to erect a statue to the lord of darkness in oklahoma city which is the logical name capital of oklahoma the c

hundreds in yemen marched through the country's capital sanaa expressing anger against a gas deal between the government and french oil company total procession headed by nobel prize winner how a coal car many protesters chanting anti corruption slogans experts say yemen's economy severely hurt by the deal signed under the leadership of the country's former president. worlds apart coming up next stay with us. you know the playing. field in big spirit travels with the flame from its birthplace in greece. joining james brown for an elemental and epic journey around russia and beyond to. where i think i know. anyone going to the wall street superhero jamie that. drug goes wild. and the other orders the evil the refused to help bellow long-term capital management oh it's dick the gorilla fold. here to mediate this lie this balsam will be rescued this stage rumble in the wall street jungle with a seven hundred billion charge out the audience yes the game is rigged. the g twenty fourteen almost a week old to me and exhilarating winter in our team if you join me and you see no way i'm a criminal

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colonel and wounded two people nearby the explosion happened outside the oil ministry in the capital sanaa islamist militants with links to al qaeda are suspected to be behind it. well coming up after the break it's worlds apart with host oksana boyko here on r.t. international. the head of the sober russia program wants to bring back russia's sobering stations which are like a hybrid hospital and police station and american we call these a good old fashioned drunk tank and in russia their history dates back to the early years of the twentieth century to two thousand and eleven when they were all closed putting the burden of alcohol abusers health and local hospitals despite the amount of alcohol consumed per person in russia steadily declining over the last few years alcoholism remains a big problem but will privatized drug tanks work no no they won't let's think about it what is business motivated by money big government contracts in countries around the world are often abused and if you get paid per alcoholic served then pretty soon companies are going to incentivize the police to round

coverage or to auntie international on her words to say let's cut to buy to let kevin allen and any sanaa way and back to you thanks. my sissy for not sending to launch the weekend so really not on talking about a m friday was fun the flames for policy it's a bit of it and we talk about it big time big issue cropped up it was a shame that pr is two prior to the section twenty four of them fix the controversy connected that the ban on gay propaganda to minors. first came into force in russia last year caused uproar among lgbt communities worldwide insert much high in the foreign media still going on now is sometimes an invitation from them pretty solid food with bartenders to invoke a miracle the streets is that he's not allowed by school of politicians in lgbt activists arrived russian authorities because of the critics when the phones calling for boycott. all of those olympics was the most successful coolers and techno ioc officials repeatedly stated that ross of law banning gay propaganda to minors does not violate the olympic charter anti discrimination clause that they are fully satis

rebels and sunni tribesmen agreed on a cease fire in the north of the country while in the capital sanaa at least two soldiers were killed and about a dozen wounded in a bomb attack on a military bus monday thousands of shia protesters marched through the capital accusing the sunni led government of mass corruption and abuse of power. a huge blast outside otel in the north pakistan city of push our has killed at least eight dozens were injured in the attack this comes as peace talks between the pakistani government and the taliban have been dealt a setback the sides were due to meet to start negotiations but the government says they now can't go ahead until the taliban confirms the members of their team. next friday and slips by the b.b.c. and insights they could give us into the global economy that and more on the always entertaining keyser aboard. the first recreational marijuana shops are now open in colorado finally the question of what effect legal marijuana will have on the american public can be answered with real world experience you know there are a lot of people out there with

. >> i mentioned at the beginning, mohammed about the houthi rebels, that they may come closer to sanaa where you are, and it's suggested in some quarters that ali abdullah sala is encouraging this. what is the situation with those elements that want or have grievances with the government? >> yes, the movement has generated from a small armed group in the north of the country a few years ago to a major force to reckon within yemen. the yemenis tell us that the major stress is it is no longer al qaeda, but the hutus, they have gained a lot of money, some point the finger at iran or ali abdullah sala. he is known to exploit situations and maybe he sees the hutus serving him well. he wants reserve on the revolution, and his rival and cousins, who fought against the hutus, and now he is on the side of the government and the hutus want to gain ground. when we understand the yessenies have concluded a national dialogue. a major point in the dialogue is redivision of the area. the hutus are expanding their influence. a fate aecom plebbing. they control half of yemen. that makes is easier. in t