. >>> protests taking place in sanaa. a year to the date since the saudi-led campaign began in the country ali abdullah saleh spoke to the crowd. >> on this day the assault on the yemeni people started killing innocent civilians, targeting our women and children. destroying civilian households, and closing down schools, universities, and factories. >> at least 25 people meanwhile have been killed in a suicide-bomb in the southern yemeni port city of aden. one car bomb went off near a military checkpoint. the other two explosions hit check points on a road on a base used by the saudi coalition. since the war began in march last year, the t.t. said that 6.5000 people have been killed half of them civilians. 30,000 yemenis were injured. more than 21 million people around 82% of the population need some kind of humanitarian aid or protection. and more than 2.5 million people have been forced from their homes let's cross over to the editor in chief. and joining us from san in a. we were showing moments ago the rally held in sa

out of sanaa, the capital held by the howe hows who back the former president. does it make you think that there is genuine support for those who are trying to take on the saudi-led coalition and by extension, the current president, or was this a manufactured rally up there? >> i think you will find that it's a mixture of both. it's an interesting points that you make when you talk about opposition to the saudi-coalition rather than support for the howe hows. and it's a really important distinction in the people in the northwest of yemen from the highlands, der their experience of the war has primarily been the airstrikes. there has not been fighting in sanaa. there has not been fighting in a lot of the highlands. it's the only part of the war that they have seen so far, has really been this very intensive aerial bombing campaign. so their experience is one of the saudis attacking yemen whereas in reality, it's a much bigger, a much more complex conflict. but many people in the north, while they hows or >> if he is there and therefore, whether, in fact, this par

the city lies south of sanaa, which is also under houthi control. they managed to take control of key areas south and west of the city with the backing of saudi coalition strikes. hashem ahelbarra reports now. >> troops loyal to president abd rabbuh mansur hadi break through houthi lines in taiz, partially breaking a seize on the yemen's third largest city. they can now send in humanitarian aid, and for the government the latest gain is the latest development in the push to capture the capital of sanaa. >> the siege of taiz was broken. this is a big issue. the wheels have started to roll. it might seem slow but efforts are huge. >> but the fight to control taiz is far from over. these are houthi fighters trying to hold ground in the stronghold in eastern taiz. but despite the heavy fighting and gains made by government forces, the houthis remain defianc defiant. >> we will destroy them and we'll win the fight. >> this is a film of houthi fighters killed trying to defend taiz. ththe houthis were hoping to expand their presence in yemen and consolidat

the city that lies south of sanaa is also under houthi control.overnment forces have been able to take control of cities to the south with the help of saudi saudi-backed airstrikes. >> breaking the siege on yemen's third largest city. they can now send humanitarian aid and weapons from the southern port city of aden. for the government the lates gailatest gain is the capture cap--is the push to capture sanaa. >> the wheels have started to role. it might seem slow but efforts are huge. >> but the fight to control taiz is far from over. these are houthi fighters trying to hold ground in their strong hold in eastern taiz. despite the fighting and gains made by government forces, the houthis remain defiance. >> we'll destroy them. and we'll ruin the fight. >> the houthis hoped to expand their presence in yemen and con sal date their grip on power. the area is an important battleground for the shia rebels. these are houthi fighters trying to repeal a government offensive in the oil and gas-rich province. pro hadi fighters are trying to break down stron

the capital of san awe -- sanaa, what may be evidence -- evidence of a war crime on display.his cluster bomb was dropped in january. the coalesce has denied using cluster immune igses -- munitions, which are band internationally but it's hard to deny the body count. at least 3,200 civilians killed. the u.n. says most from victims of coalition air strikes. abdul bari omar survived one outside sanaa last month but only just. >> i'm in excruciating pain. during treatment, after treatment. i'm afraid this very strong pain in my chest will stop my heart. across town we got news of another massive air strike from rebel d ali housi, the leader who claims to control 2/3 of yemen but denies getting support from iran. >> how long can you continue to fight? >> forever, he says. adding they won't accept a solution that jeopardizes the sovereignty of yemen. but he says if the saudis want peace, they want it even more. in the meantime, the houseys -- look es -- houtis victorious at the capital, still firmly in their grip. more peace talks shall curming but there are fears that this fractur

. >>> south of sanaa, under houthi control, government forces have managed to take control of key areasn the south apted west of the city with the baking of soud e hide led airstrikes. >> troops loyal to the president ran through houthi lines in taiz, partially breaking a siege on yemen's third largest city. now, they say humanitarian aid and weapons from the southern port city of aden, for the government, the latest gain is a major development in the push to capture the capitol, sanaa. >> translator: the siege of taiz was broken. this is a big issue. wheels have started to roll. it might seem slow but the efforts are huge. the fight to control taiz is if a are from over. these are houthi fighters trying to hold ground in japari, a stronghold in eastern taiz. despite heavy fighting and gains made by government forces, the houthis remained quiet. we will destroy them. we will win the fit. >> this is a funeral of houthi fighters killed trying to defend taiz. the houthis are backed by guard units, loyal to former president asala. the houthis were hoping to expand their prince in yemen and

would be a key victory potentially for government forces and it opens up the route to the capitol sanaas still under houthi control so just to recap, pro-government forces, local resistance units making progress in the city of thai. important to remember this is a city that has been besieged. it has been very difficult to get ahold of anything, the most basic supplies civilians have not been able to get hold of and it has really seen some of the fiercest fighting between pro-government forces and houthi rebels and we will keep on top of the story for you and move to iraq where the prime minister called for experts and not politicians to be nominated for his new cabinet according to state t.v., earlier the influential issueed an altimatum giving a body 45 days to form a new government and start tackling corruption and bernard smith has more. >> reporter: demonstrations by supporters are a regular sight on the streets of baghdad and followers of the powerful cleric are demanding reforms to tackle indemeanoric corruption and wants prime minister abadi to press on with plans with government

it's a latest development to push for the capital of sanaa. >> the siege of taiz was broken. this is a big issue. the wheels have started to roll. it might seem slow but the efforts are huge. >> the fight control taiz is far from over. these are haughty fighters trying to hold ground. their strong hold in eastern taiz. but the gains made by governor forces the haughtie houthis remain defiant. >> they're invaders, we'll destroy them, and we'll win the fight. >> this is a funeral of houthi fighters killed trying to defend taiz. they're backed by those loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh, and the houthis hope to consolidate their grip on power. these are houthi fighters trying to repel a government offensive in the oil and gas-rich province. pro hadi fighters are trying to break down houthi strongholds in the east and south so that it can move north to capture the capital if. if they do that the houthis might lose the war. >> well, the war in yemen has been going on for nearly a well, and this year the u.n. warned that the humanitarian situation could get worse. nearly

the operation will be hampered by the terrain, especially in sanaa. it is difficult terrain, land mines and other aspects of military dimension to stop these attacks or this push. it's going to take some time to end the game in yemen, but having said that, taiz is quite significant place to do and who control it in north and south of yemen >>> thank you very much. the arab league has declared hezbollah a terrorist organization. 19 of the members supported the move, but lebanon and iraq rejected the decision while algeria expressed reservations. the decision comes after the gulf cooperation council's decision last week to brand herzegovina a terrorist group. north korea says its military is ready for a pre-emptive attack against the south. it was announced as a military exercise is taking place. a report from our correspondent. >> reporter: this is a show of force intended to impress. one of the set piece drills of these annual exercises involving thousands of troops from south korea and the united states. they come at a time of increased tensions on t

that win means taking sanaa. taking the capital either through negotiated process or by force. at this time it seems that neither the houthies or those from the saleh camp are willing to give up sanaa, which means it has to be taken by force. >> thank you for your analysis of the situation. thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> government forces have fought their way to the outskirts of palmyra. the military has cleared the hills outside of the city of isil fighters. the army is trying to recapture palmyra, which includes a unesco world heritage site. it was sieged by isil in may. >>> european unions foreign policy chief has been called in to help move forward the flagging talks on ending the conflicts in syria. the sessions have wrapped up with no deal. james bays has more. >> ththey met opposition delegation. they have met with opposition many times in the past. what is new they met with the representative of the syrian government, the chief negotiator bashir al-jaffrey. she told me that in this was not a change in policy. >> if there was a need to pass the message that the

houthi rebel positions near the capital sanaa. also pushed out reckless loyal to saleh saleh. ali abdel saleh. many protest to working hours, pay and rules that would make it easier to hire and fire staff. lower unemployment which is currently above 10%. >>> u.s. president barack obama has offered to declassify more documents on the u.s. involvement with is argentina's former military junta. he laid flowers at the memorial of the victims. led to deaths of 30,000 people. top u.s. officials initially backed the right wing junta. the first president to pay homage to the victims. >> today in response to a request from president macri and to continue helping the families of the victims try ofind the truth and justice they deserve, i can verify that we will declassify records, because we have a responsibility to confront the past with honesty and transparency. >> the u.s. justice department has charged hackers over cyber attacks, between 2011 and 2013, disabling bank websites and causing multimillion dollar losses. >> today we have unsealed an indictment against seven alleged experi

the army says it is waiting for orders to go into sanaa. >> national army has only been formed nine months ago but it's been expand he, we are make major gains. >> the army backed by tribesmen is on the offensive in shebwa, yobut the houthis have put up a strong resistance. hundreds of their fighters are holding ground in the mountainous region. >> my unit is advancing, we have retain and broke through enemy lines. >> fighting also continues in the city of ta'izz. the government is trying to retake yemen's third largest city on the main highway that links the south to the capital. hundreds of soldiers and civilians have been killed here. all of this is a reminder that challenging task facing the united nations envoy, hashem ahelbarra, al jazeera. >> well, yemen's foreign minister says it could well be a pivotal moment for his country. >> translator: and if you will, nothing can be achieved without settlement. wars begin with dilution delusi. i can say this is a beginning of a defining moment, not the defining moment itself. i believe we stilt neat or require sometime before an entire lasti

. >> a mass protest taking place in the yemeni capital of sanaa. it's a year to the day in campaigns against hooty rebels began in the country. the former yemeni president spoke to the crowd. >> on this day in 2015, the assault on the yemeni people started. killing innocent civilians, targeting our women and children, destroying civilian household and closing down schools, universities and factories. >> at least 25 people have been killed in a suicide-bombing in the southern yemeni port city of aden. one car bomb went off at a military checkpoint. other two with explosions at a base used by the saudi-based coalition. isil has claimed responsibility. since the war began last year the united nations said 6500 people have been killed. u.n. agencies report that 21 million people around 82% of the population, needs some kind of humanitarian aid or protection. and more than 2.5 million people have been forced from their homes. >>> senior of foreign policy fellow at the brookings institution said that the cease-fire represents many uncertainties. >> we're

in yemen, thousands of people took to the streets of the capital sanaa tuesday to protest u.s.-backed saudi-led bombing campaign, after an airstrike killed 40 people in a market on at the march, protester hamid al saturday. bakhiti spoke out. march is a popular expression against the crime that was committed against shoppers and the popular market in northeastern sanaa that the saudi led to listen wanted to declare as a victory. amy: saturday's airstrike came only two days after the european parliament called on the european union to impose an arms embargo against saudi arabia, amid increasing accusations the saudi-led coalition is targeting yemeni civilians. the parliament vote comes after 750,000 european citizens signed a petition calling for the suspension of weapon sales. and delmer berg, the last known surviving veteran of the abraham lincoln brigade has died in his , home in california at the age of 100. berg was one of about 2800 u.s. volunteers who traveled to spain to fight against the fascist dictator franco during spanish civil war. berg was also a longtime labor or

for the government the latest game is a major development in the push to capture the capital sanaa. >> translation: the siege of taiz was broken. this was a big issue. efforts are huge. >> reporter: the fight to control taiz is far from over. these are houthi fighters trying to hold ground in the area. their stronghold in eastern taiz, but despite the heavy fighting and gain made by government forces, the houthis remain defiant. >> translation: we will destroy them and we will win the fight. >> reporter: this is a funeral of houthi fighters killed trying to defend taiz. the houthis are backed by republican guard units loyal to the former president. the houthis were hoping to expand their presence in yemen and consolidate their grip on power. it is an important battleground for the shia rebels. these are houthi fighters prying to repel a government offensive in the oil rich province. they're trying to breakdown houthi strong holds in the east and the south so that they can move north to capture the capital. if they do that the houthis might lose the war >>> the u sment republican presi

since saudi arabia began its bombardment of yemen and 18 months since houthis took the capital of sanaanally some hope. >> i am pleased to announce today that parties to the conflict have agreed to a nationwide cessation of hostility of hostilities beginning at midnight on the 10th of april. in advance of the upcoming round of the peace talks which will take place on the 18th of april in kuwait. >> reporter: the u.n. envoy said another two weeks were needed for what he called a de-escalation committee to be established involving the warring parties as well as local units to monitor the ceasefire. some 6,000 are thought to have been killed in the last year, over half civilians, the u.n. says a majority killed in saudi collages airstrikes. nearly half of yemen's provinces are at brink of famine according to the world food program. al qaeda has been able to consolidate its presence in the country amid the chaos, despite both sides taking and retaking territory from each other, it's difficult to see what the combatants are actually achieving. in fact, human rights watch suggested the main b

abdullah saleh has called for an end in the conflict during the country during the mass protest in sanaa. they blamed the saudi american government for the suffering. it's been a year since the coalition began airstrikes in the country. >> on this day in 2015 the assault on the yemeni people started. killings innocent civilians targeting our women and children, destroying civilian households and closing down schools, universities and factories. >> now the last six months have seen a wave of violence in israel and occupied east jerusalem. so more security measures have been introduced at the landmark a hot spot for that unrest. al jazeera's stephanie dekker is there to see how the violence is effecting. >> damascus gate, an integral part of life in occupied east jerusalem and known to be the busiest entrance into the old city. not any more. the street market sellers have gone. there is now an eerie silence here. >> these days the israeli forces are suspicious of everything. if your hands inside your pockets your hand are on the trigger ready to shoot. the situation is really difficult. >>

the former yemeni president ali abdullah saleh has called for an end in the conflict in sanaa. he blamed the saudi arabian government for the suffering of the citizens. it's been one year since it began airstrikes in the country. >> killing innocent civilians, targeting our women and children. destroying civilian households and closing down schools, universities, and factories. >> well, six months has been a wave of violence in israel and occupied east jerusalem. more security measures have been introduced in the damascus area that has been a hot spot for the violence. >> damascus gate, an integral part of life in occupied east jerusalem, and known to be the busiest entrance into the old city. not any more. there is now an eerie silence here. >> if your hands on in your pocket their hands are on the trig for shoot. the situation is difficult. >> it has been a hot spot for attempted stabbings and shootings. they now stand behind bar years they didn't before. there are more security cameras and trees have been cut for a clear view. we have been told we can no longer film as freel

the army said that it is waiting for orders to go into sanaa. >> the national army has been formed only nine months ago but it has expanded. now it leads the fight in taiz and other areas. we're making major gains. >> the army backed by tribesmen is on the offensive, which is one of the last remaining rebel-held areas in southern yemen. but the houthis have put up a strong resistence. hundreds of their fighters are holding ground in the mountainous region. >> my unit is advancing. we have broken through enemy lines. >> fighting also continues in the city of taiz. the government is trying to retake yemen's third largest city on the main highway that links the south to the capital. hundreds of soldiers and civilians have been killed here all of this is a reminder of the challenging task facing the united nations envoy. al jazeera. >> zanzibar's ruling candidate has been declared the winner in the semi autonomous islands. malcolm webb reports. >> ruling party supporters are celebrating their victory. but throughout the island opposition supporters are not happy at all. they say the poll el

he's in the country during a mass protest in the capital sanaa. he was there, and he asked for talks directly with the saudi government. blaming them for the suffering of yemen's people. it's been a year since the saudi-led coalition began airstrikes against houthi rebels in yemen. >> from this place we extend a happened of peace to direct charge to the saudi regime. we offer return to the security council. >> elsewhere in the country 25 people died in three suicide-bombings, fight necessary yemen linked to isil have claimed responsibility there for their work in the attacks which happened in the port city of aden. one car bomb went off near a military checkpoint. two others hit check points on a road lead to go a base used by the saudi-led coalition, which is still fighting houthi rebels. >>> the irish president has laid a wreath to mark 100 years since the easter rising in their country. it was an unsuccessful, but it led to the republic of ireland. we have this report. [ music ] >> it has been 100 years now, but the significance of the easter r

it area includes south of sanaa under houthi control, but government forces have managed to take control of key years south and west of the area. hashem ahelbarra reports now. >> troops loyal to president abd rabbuh mansur hadi break through houthi lines on yemen's third largest city. now they can send humanitarian aid and weapons to the port of aden. it is the latest push for taiz. >> this is a big issue. the wheels have started to roll. it might seem slow but efforts are huge. >> but the fight to patrol taiz is far--to control taiz is far from over. thdespite the heavy fighting and gain made by government forces, the houthies remain defiant. >> the invaders will be defeated. they will destroy them. >> this is a funeral of houthi fighters killed ting to defend taiz. ththe houthies are backed by those loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh. the houthis were hoping to expanden their presence in yemen and consolidate their grip on pow. this it is an important battleground for the houthi rebels. pro hadi fighters are trying to breakdown houthi stronghds in the east and in the south. s

it's been retaken by pro-government troops, the army says it's waiting for orders to go into sanaa. >> the national army has been formed nine months ago, but has expanded and leads the fight. we are making major gains >>> the army backed by tribesman is on the offensive in one of the last-remaining rebel held areas in yemen. the houthis have put up a strong resistance. hundreds of their fighters are holding ground in the mountainous region. >> my unit is advancing. we have breaken through enemy lines. >> reporter: fighting continues in the city of tiaz. the government is trying to retake the third-largest city, or the highway that links the south to the capital. hundreds of soldiers and civilians have been killed here. all of this is a reminder of the challenging task facing the united nations envoy >>> russia has asked for an urgent meeting with the u.s. on how to maintain the cessation of hostility in syria. moscow warned that it could use force against those it accuses breaching the pause in fighting. syrian factions participating in indirect talks in geneva accused each other of d

just this week a coalition air strike hit a market near sanaa. the u.n. official says the number killed in that attack rose to 119, almost double what was reported. the u.n. estimates 6,000 people have lost their lives in air fights and fighting since the operation began. >>> morocco has decided not to withdraw its troops from u.n. peacekeeping missions. it had threatened to pull out after it was angered by comments made by the u.n. secretary-general bank ki-moon. he said morocco was occupying the contested region of western sahara. more be rocco has asked 84 u.n. civilian staff in morocco or western sahara to leave in three days. this was the reaction from the secretary-general's spokesman. >> this is a unilateral action, which i think is in clear contradiction of morocco's obligations, international obligations, specifically under the status of mission agreement. but it is also a challenge to the security council. the mandate of minorso was not created by the secretary-general but was given to it by the security council. want security council creating p

security in sanaa question deteriorating and three members of egypt army killed in another attack andtober aid i.s.i.l. was responsible for bringing down a russian airliner over see sinai killing 224 people on board and security forces on heightened alert since july with more than 15 attacks on security sites and earlier i spoke to abraham a senior policy foreign policy fellow at brookings and he says the government's approach to dealing with armed groups has left people feeling alienated >> this is a very serious concern, security concern because sinai has historically felt more marginalized and frustrated, the community of sinai for not being involved, for not being part of the government's policies towards the development and engagement with capitol and instead of actually approaching more of development concerns on engagement the government responded with strictly security approach that actually contributed to creating a more conducive environment to extremism and this type of attacks. so the government actually conducted a self defeating policy instead of dealing with radical and

i president hadi and the yemeni official in riyadh and the delegation of the people's congress in sanaae today announce today that parties to the conflict have agreed to a nationwide cessation of hostility, hostilities beginning at midnight on the 10th of february. in advance of the ground of the peace talks which will take place on the 18th of april in kuwait. i am very grateful to his line us prince of kuwait for offering to host these new round of talks. the talks aim to reach a comprehensive agreement which will end the conflict and allow for the resumption of political dialogue knox with you were security council resolution 2216. >> in new york, what can you tell about how those tks will work? >> reporter: well, the u.n. envoy says it was really the last chance for a resolution for the conflict but he was confident that all sides were committed to dealing with several issues, including the withdrawal of military forces, the handing over of heavy weaponry, the reinstitution of civil institutions and government ups tuneses, prisoners, detainees and so on. the question, though, was wh

. >>> well now yemenis in the capital of sanaa have been protesting against attract by the saudi-ledalition. more than 100 people were killed on tuesday when airstrikes hit a busy market in the northwest of the country they said that the saudi-led coalition is responsible for twice as many civilian d.t. as much as all the other forces were put together. >> these forces continue to occur with unacceptable ir regularity, and in addition to investigate such incident we have yet to see progress in any such investigations. it would appear that it is at best woefully inadequate and at worse we're looking at the commission of international crimes by members of the coalition. >> it's exactly a year since the attack on the bardo a museum in tunisia's capital. >> he said he's no hero but his quick reaction last year helped to save lives. when gunmen entered the bardo museum, he would le lead tourists out to safety through a back exit. >> shooting was going on, and so i was trying to be informative of what is happened outside. i told my people, let's escape, let's run. >> the two men responsibl

between aden and sanaa, both sides have been fighting hard to control it. it's been under siege by houthi rebels by more than ten months. civilians done have enough food water or medical supplies. >> ta'izz has suffered all forms of siege. today is pay back time. we will cause them to suffer the same bitterness ta'izz residents have faced. >> reporter: progovernment forces say they're short of weapons and ammunition, adding pressure on them to break the siege as soon as possible. victoria gatenby, al jazeera. >>> need to seize the moment to achieve peace in yemen and syria. kerry says the current lulls in the fighting in both conflicts should be seen as an opportunity to find a way to end them. he carey stress that now ikerrye for peace in syria. cessation of hostilities went into effect two weeks ago. the state department says there's been a drastic decline in violence since then. peace talks start monday the geneva about late today syria's main opposition group the high negotiations committee announced that it would send a delegation to swits mladenov wit

aids for the government, the latest gain is a major development in the push to capture the capital of sanaa. >> the siege of taiz was broken. this is a key issue. the wheels have started to roll. despite the heavy fighting and gains made, the houthis remain defiant. the houthis are backed by guards units loyal to ali abdullah saleh. they hope to consolidate their power. these are houthi fighters trying to repel a government offensive. pro houthi fighters are trying to break strongholds so they can move north and capture the capital. if they do that the houthies might lose the war. >> horror humanitarian crisis across yemen. more than 5,300 yemenis have been injured, 21 million people, that's 82% of the population, need some kind of humanitarian aid. and more than two and a half million have been forced from their homes. u.n. ace coordinator, said that he's calling on all sides to allow aid to reach the civil ans. >> in around taiz city and as well as the government with 600 displaced people on top of the 4 million who are in need. clearly the hospital mentioned in your piece there, the fuel

and the houthi hadi forces are close to sanaa. there are very much open fronts across the country. i think it will still take time before the form of the cease-fire can be implemented on the ground. >> any cease-fire won't come a day too soon which already is the middle east, and has been ravaged in battles that no one seems to be winning. the timing is interesting. we're seeing there are talks in geneva over the war in syria. there are a lot of players behind the scenes in all this conflict in the middle east. do you think that meeting has anything to do with this announcement about yemen, or do you think ultimately the two are completely diversed? >> there is definitely some relationship: saudis want to get some sort of comforting messages coming from the international community. for them, it is a priority yemen is more of a priority than syria, and they want to make sure that yemen will be left as their backyard. they don't want the iranians to have the influence. over syria, they can negotiate, but yemen for them is a different story. the important thing about all of this is th

for the government, the latest gain is a push to capture sanaa. >> the siege of taiz was broken.his is a big issue. the wheels have started to roll. it might seem slow, but efforts are huge. >> the fight to control taiz is far from over. these are houthi fighters trying to hold ground in the area, the strong hold in eastern taiz. despite heavy fighting and gains made by government forces, the houthis remain defiant. >> the invadeers will be defeated. we will destroy them. we will win the fit. >> reporter: this is a funeral of houthi fighters killed trying to defend taiz. the houthis were hoping to expand their presence in yemen and consolidate their grip on power. these are houthi fighters trying to repel a government offensive in the oil and gas rich province. >> pro-houthi fighters are trying to break down strongholds in the east and the south. >> for deck aids, war has posed the greatest threat to the people of afghanistan but a growing number of afghans are now facing a new danger a report from a region of the country where severe drought is threatening people's lives. >> twi

let the's get right to the sage of southern california who joins usxo from sanaa da barbara.he very funny things that you do in "who wants to be president" show, you say you don't mind giving 50% of your income to the government, but you would like to meet the people who get your money. you would like to sit down and have a conversation with them, what they're doing with your tax money. it's a funny bit. today we learned that bernie sanders would take 90% of our money, your money and my money. is running ahead of all thece republicans. how do you process that? >> well, the good thing about losing to bernie if you are down by 10 his personal ethose is that he will give you a back, he will do that right? >> sure. >> of course he won't. there are winners and losers in life. like bernie sanders who is loser. bernie sanders, if he runs, i think the democrats know this, people will smile because we live in p.c. times. you don't want to say anything against anybody. they are not going to let him win. they have too much rich guys who don't want a socialist system. to me a while back

united nations today raised the death toll to 119 in a strike tuesday, near the yemeni capital of sanaa. the earth's temperature was much higher than usual last month. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration reports february 2016 beat the old record by six-tenths of a degree-- a much bigger margin than usual. in the process, arctic sea ice reached a record low. scientists say the heat was partly due to a super el-nino effect. automatic braking systems will be standard in most cars and light trucks within the next six years. 20 major automakers agreed to that voluntary schedule today, with the national highway traffic safety administration. u.s. drivers have nearly two million rear-end crashes each year. and on wall street, oil rose back above $40 a barrel, and helped push stocks higher. the dow jones industrial average gained 155 points to close above 17,480. the nasdaq rose 11 points, and the s&p 500 added 13. still to come on the newshour: congress lambastes michigan's governor and the epa over the flint water crisis. the economics of paying student athletes. sea world end

now, yemen-y row test in sanaa today marking one year.ng capital they chanted against saudi-led airstrikes and huge you rebel siege endses, most yemenis have been stuck in the middle their homes and businesses destroyed. at least 2.3 million people uprooted and thousands of others have been killed. >> what's upsetting is that a year later, we are still seeing these strikes. we are seeing a coalition that has not improved that their targeting process and as a result civilians are still dieing. >> houthi rebels in saudi arabia have agreed to a ceasefire in yemen beginning on april 10th, followed byeace talks on april 18th, a ceasefire in december ended after each side violated the treaty. >>> one of the 200 kidnapped school girls in nigeria may have resurfaced as an intended suicide bomber. the girls have been missing since they were abducted by boko haram nearly two years ago. now a 15-year-old has surrendered to authorities in cameroon, saying she was supposed to set off an explosive belt. investigators describe her as tired, malnourished

with the fighting on the border between the countries and in saudi-led air strikes on the capitol sanaathi making a visit to saudi arabia since the war of the two sides began last year. four palestinians have been shot dead by in separate incidents after allegedly trying to kill israelis in occupied jerusalem, in the part city a palestinian killed one man believed to have been an american and stabbed seven israelis and he was then shot and killed by israeli police. the wave of attacks comes as u.s. president joe biden arrived in israel on a two day visit as part of a regional tour of the middle east and al jazeera reports from west jerusalem. >> reporter: these attacks on tuesday are a reminder of the low level but ongoing violence and increase in attacks on individuals which really started in earnest last october in occupied east jerusalem. a palestinian on a motor bike fired shots at a member of the israeli police who was seriously wounded. he tried to escape but then shot at one of the police who were following him, one of those police officers was injured as well before the palestin

across the country with saudi-led coalition jets shelling houthi rebel positions near the capital sanaaey have also pushed out forces loyal to former president saleh from north see northeast of the. >>> israeli soldiers say they shot and killed two pal spin vinnies that tried to stab them. footage emerges of one of the palestinians being shot as he leah apparently incapacitated on the ground. stephanie deck has more from west jerusalem. >> reporter: a 21-year-old palestinian man has been shot and lies injured on the ground. the israeli army says he and another man attempted to stab a soldier who was likely injured. other soldiers stand around then suddenly one soldier takes aim and appears to shoot the injured palestinian in the head. video recorded by the israeli human rights group will probably do little to calm an already tense situation. remember rob is a micro to him of this intense conflict where around a thousand israeli settlers live around 170,000 palestinians. the israeli army has a strong presence here and palestinians claim of constant harassment by the settlers. many incide

nearly 3 million boxes of digiorno pizza sashgs stover ae 's la sanaa and lean cuisine meals are recalled after pieces of glass were found in them. our website has details on the boxes affected. >>> oprah winfrey is showing off what she calls her best body in the new issue of "o" magazine. she appears in a form-fitting dress, dresses, actually, there you go. winfrey says it's not about being thin but healthy. she shares the cover with nine jane, oprah says they are all on a journey to make health their priority and get rid of some of the baggage in the process. >>> finally, a reporter in texas came upon a very unusual site. take a look. while covering storm damage, yep, she spotted this dog sitting perfectly on a riding lawn mower ready to cut the lawn, start cleaning up the yard. that's awesome, she said, as she saw the dog while she was on live television and we agree on this friday. it's awesomely funny. >> and hard-working dog this morning in never too soon to start cleaning up after a storm. >>> important health alert. dr. richard besser is here. about a chemical in your favorite foo