led coalition has announced the airport in the rebel held capital sanaa will be reopened is to allow patients in need of medical care to receive treatment abroad the airport has been closed to commercial flights since 26 c. . in north western kenya thousands of people are seeking refuge in makeshift camps after widespread flooding and landslides at least 58 people have died within the past 3 days and up to 120000 people have been affected but relief teams have been slow to reach the area of west pocket and some roads and bridges have been cut off by the heavy rain from their mohammed day reports. the primary school in korea has been tom into a makeshift come for victims of floods and landslides these people have never had much and now they've lost everything their homes crops livestock and positions it's the loss of loved ones that's most profound the 3 of devotee of capellas sons were killed when a torrent of mud and rocks serp their home away in the middle of the night and a student i don't know what to do my house is gone my children are dead i'm left with just my wife and childre

from my live in sanaa a port to get an urgent medical holds most of the of those patients mainly that is hold of the saudi war in yemen that's why i want to just to mention that the agreement was signed between sanaa and world health organization about 10 month ago . patient. report on the u.n. flight to get medical help abroad but it was as old who refused to give to give a green light for those flight that's why i don't think that we can consider this as like a step toward peace because to block a patient from. from going abroad to get medical help it is a crime against all international laws amnesty international has accused egypt of misusing counter-terrorism laws to suspend fair trial rights and detain peaceful critics a new report examine the cases of 138 people many of whom were detained for participating in protests or making political statements online it found egypt state prosecution kept suspects in pretrial detention for an average of 345 days before releasing them without trial. the polls are very familiar in what's expected to be the toughest challenge yet for the ruling

nearly 5 years of war let's bring in mohammed for an update he's joining us from the many capital sanaa and we see the people gathering right behind you mohamed what are they saying to you and just talk us through what's going on right now. yes relatives of those who have been present by the saudi you aided qualification are waiting for their loved ones to to be released and also to our arrival to the international science russian port many people here are waiting for those 2 to arrive and thus also the even though they don't know that they are on the on the boat on both of these supplies that are coming in to us our international airport we have here also one of the officials who can speak to us can you come here to speak about the this is the 1st of official move or step a saudi arabia in order to start. to push forward for peace in yemen how do you evaluate this move by saudi arabia its 1st step from their side from our side you have at least many of the business. and their i we evaluate that. from the inside and we are expecting to have more than that walk speak to stop all the war

in yemen people are gathering at sanaa airport in the hope of seeing the prisoners who've been released by the saudi a morality coalition the airport has been closed since 2016 but the saudi iraqi coalition decided to allow in limited flights china has accused donald trump of sinister intentions after the president signed a hong kong human rights bill that could help protect protestors beijing has threatened to respond. and rescue workers in albania are still trying to find survivors from tuesday's earthquake several countries have sent in extra teams to help out the albanians so far we understand that for. people have been confirmed dead we can go live now to the city of durham is which is where our correspondent john psaropoulos is and john this is one of the west says it is isn't it it must be inevitable that hope is now diminishing of finding any more survivors. that's right this is the 3rd day after the earthquake now in the last 24 hours only corpses have been pulled from the rubble of a number of buildings. including 7 people here in the city of do this a woman whose father we tr

humanitarian crisis yemen in a moment we'll hear from a journalist on the ground in yemen's capital sanaa but 1st i'm joined now by the legendary war correspondent and now unicef u.k. ambassador yemen's capital sanaa but 1st i'm joined now by the legendary war correspondent and now unicef u.k. ambassador to yemen martin bell martin thanks for coming on the u.s.n. geo fairness and accuracy in remarks in belmont and thanks for coming on the u.s.n. geo fairness and accuracy in reporting they claim that without context yemen might as well be on mars what supporting they claim that without context yemen might as well be on mars what's it like being unicef ambassador to communicate what's happening in yemen it's like being unicef ambassador to communicate what's happening in yemen it's very hard to communicate if as i did you see a 5 year old child very hard to communicate if as i did you see a 5 year old child dying of malnutrition because she called to the feeding center too late of dying of malnutrition because she called to the feeding center too late how do you communicate that people don'

>>crime first sanaa's to hernia and noel bella spoke with as opposed public information officer about what travelers can expect thi week >>the wednesday before thasgiving will still be busy here probably about a 161,000 of going and arriving departing sfo so still a busy day so we still recommend, giving yourself plenty of time and be at the airport ateast 2 hours prior to your domestic flight 3 hours for international. and then obviously as you mentioned keep an eye on that weather not only in san francisco cause of the local weather. but there's going to be me weather in other parts of the count a major error lines are ready are issuing travel waivers. if you're going through denver, this week this starts tomorrow and runs all the way through friday expecting major stos in denver.so check with your airlines bsite if you are traveling through denver see if that wkiver might be right for you this basically gives you the opportunitto change or reservations, maybe book outside where the worst of the storm some flexibility in your cott travel plans. >>our holidatravel coverage continues

coming up in the next 60 minutes celebrations in yemen as dozens of prisoners are flown into sanaa airport as part of an exchange deal with saudi arabia. iraq's army commanders are sent to restore order after a violent night of anti-government protests on the burning of an iranian consulate . saying thank you to america thousands in hong kong celebrate after president trump signed a law supporting human rights in the territory. and in sports brazilian go and now talk of success at the club world cup in qatar the rio side lifting the elite try and see just days after becoming south american champions. fellow 3 planes believed to be carrying home with the prisoners have landed at the airport which has been closed since 2016 the group of around $130.00 prisoners had been detained in saudi arabia and were released as part of an exchange deal the saudi u.a.e. led coalition has allowed the airport to reopen to limited flights including for patients needing medical care it's been fighting her with these in yemen for the past 4 years the international committee of the red cross is coordinating the

humanitarian crisis yemen in a moment we'll hear from a journalist on the ground in yemen capital sanaa but 1st i'm joined now by the legendary war correspondent moment we'll hear from a journalist on the ground in yemen's capital sanaa but 1st i'm joined now by the legendary war correspondent and now unicef u.k. ambassador to yemen martin bell martin thanks for coming on the us and i unicef u.k. ambassador to yemen martin bell martin thanks for coming on the us and geo fairness and accuracy in reporting they claim that without context yemen my debts n.-g. o. fairness and accuracy in reporting they claim that without context yemen might as well be on mars what's it like being unicef ambassador to communicate what will be on mars what's it like being unicef ambassador to communicate what's happening in yemen it's very hard to communicate if as i did what's happening in yemen it's very hard to communicate if as i did you see a 5 year old child dying of malnutrition because she called to the do you see a 5 year old child dying of malnutrition because she called to the feeding center too la

haven't heard in sanaa they have. still not bowed to this i want to go through the house. respond to the. this bill now that there is already has not responded to the studios that is not our port which exports 95 percent of the saudi oil but of the. port which exports 95 percent of the saudi oil production except i knew that i knew him and i didn't imagine if. here. here's my son and i decided it took. to take that that. i believe that would be that devastating that devastated. maybe the idea that the label yet will come on it even if you not know its last day will come. if united states and u.k. believes they want to keep it on in saudi come by or that type of love is it believes they want to keep it on in saudi come by or the type of love is where we invite the saudi ambassador in london and of course all these bankers and what we invite the saudi ambassador to london and of course all these bankers and people that visit the us in the desert this week alone will alter this show saying opal the visit the us in the desert this week alone will alter this show saying albuque

authorities say that more than a 100 party goers went to that party at air bnb our first see on sanaa's to hernia talk to the mentor of some of the students who went. >>so it was on social media, but then also you know the bay area. big but also small at the same time word of mouth, read very fact and so on i'm not sure that they even knew who would throwing the party i think with their generation, you know you can kind hear about things you voted to make it out of the holidays. i don't i i do not believe that they the people who are throwing the party. >>keep you updated on that situation is air bnb has released the following statement quote were horrified by this tragedy and are in close communication. with chief david cook of or into police to offer our support with his investigation into who committed this senseless violence additionally we've taken action to ban the booking guest from our platform. our thoughts are with the loved ones of the victims of boren act as well as the neighbors of the home. >>and we first brought to this breaking news on our kron 4 mobile app make sure to

announced they're easing restriction to allow flights to leave from the airport in the rebel held capital sanaa the coalition says it's to allow patients in need of medical care to be flown out flights will be operated in cooperation with the world health organization the airport's been closed to commercial flights since 2016 the standoff between police and pro-democracy protests is at a hong kong university looks to have ended protesters and barricaded themselves inside the campus almost all right you're up to date those are the latest headlines here about as they are coming up next the stream. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current of the matter to al-jazeera. how will mean changing enterprise across africa what will come down to spur others to success that's one of the key questions being asked at the global agenda summit in the wind i femi oke. today 3 women entrepreneurs join us from the conference to talk about how they run successful companies in the business environment

kind of you know slow to to respond in fact talking about the government is this president general sanaa who has come under fire for his handling of this situation what will can tell us about that and how damaging is this oil spill if i visit so some of the some saying it was the problem was that it was too late still too late and a lot of people have been criticizing the government's slow response at 1st then they send a military and then they send it you know back up to 5000 military members who are you know available to help. but it's tragic say that one of them being problem is that both in our dismantled when he came to power in april many comments and that used to counsel governments on different issues from culture to health to the environment and some of those commitments 2 of them were actually set down and they were actually part of the national emergency plan for old bills and was the nation so this would not be good for the government right to dan i shot in rio de janeiro thank you very much for the update from that. staying in south america and tens of thousands of people ha

saudi arabia and the who thiis who still control a large portion of the country including the capital sanaa james pays out jazeera of the united nations. still ahead of al jazeera china faces more into. national condemnation for its detention of course 1000000 we. we find out why the united states is wading into a dispute over a controversial dam on the bridge phenomenal. header their famous of trashing up all the satellite for the last year as across much of the middle east in ages this stream of clouds here that is taking with it some rain and some snow to those higher elevations it will continue to work its way eastwards through afghanistan as we go through wednesday is a bit cooler. warming up across into turkey since the recent cloud has left the picture they've all kept popping up with those a 21 is the high in ankara a warm day in beirut with 28 degrees and cooling off in kabul as that rain and snow continues to push away system cooler air hi there just 12 degrees celsius and talking a cooler air perhaps not cooler feeling a whole lot better across most of the arabian peninsula 32 an

arabia and the who thieves who still control a large portion of the country including the capital sanaa james pays out 0 of the united nations. take a parliament has to be formally suspended. in the coming hours ahead of a snap general election that means campaigning can officially began opposition leader germy corben is given a preview of what people can expect from his labor party this is the 2nd general election since the 2016 referendum there secretary state has condemned the chinese government for its treatment of muslim leaders peo says he's deeply troubled by reports china has harassed jailed and detained family members of weaker activists the un says at least a 1000000 weekers have been detained in camps and changing beijing says the camps are reeducation centers to reduce what it calls extremism is the director of external affairs at weaker human rights project she describes the scale of china's detention program there's a single minded focus for many departments in the u.s. state department there are just extremely alarming to see that you can have an industrial scale detentio

joins us live from the yemeni capital sanaa what further details of you managed to gather about this. yes the whole visibility confirm that they have can be skated the 2 vessels as the coast guards were carrying out their regular patrols and the red sea and that they have found out that the 2 vessels. they hope these. sources that the military vessels bought more details we will receive. within just 5 to 10 minutes as the whole of these reveal of the all have the will release a press statement to give more details about the 2 vessels 3 the spokes person or the joint forces of the international could nice government. released to the social media that the were there were 2 vessels the one that belongs to south korea it's. all regs while the other is. that belongs to the saudi arabia but we couldn't confirm such a press statement by this spokes person or the army as it has been circulated through or through social media why the saudis accuse the forty's have communicated a tard boat along with the south korean oil wreck the hope these as you mentioned that they have already confirmed tha

says it will release some healthy for prisoners and allow limited flies from the rebel held capital sanaa a porter has been closed to commercial 5 since 2016 the coalition says patients needing medical care can be flown out in cooperation with the world health organization. reports from santa. it's more than 3 years since and as international airport passenger us for a commercial flight it's holes have been largely empty sounds the runway was damaged by salyers strikes and 2015 the national airline forced to stop flying there the following year airspace was closed by the war but. says it can't be open to allow patients needing medical treatment to be flown out. of other mothers and son our international airport was not closed by un international resolution but was forcibly unlawfully banned by the saudi led coalition we've been calling for the reopening of the airport from the beginning every time we were safe promises from the un but nothing has changed. international organizations say the lengthy closure of sun has airport has made a dire humanitarian situation even worse you were right

arabia and the who thieves who still control a large portion of the country including the capital sanaa james pays out 0 of the united nations. the u.s. says iran's expansion off your aenima. richmond's is a big step in the wrong direction and amounts to nuclear extortion saucing weapon say iran plans to begin injection uranium gas into centrifuges it's an underground facility near the city of qum but that activity is banned under the 2015 nuclear agreement dorsetshire pari reports. president hassan rouhani arrived at this factory in teheran for an inauguration ceremony but he used the turnarounds iran's 4th and most significant step in scaling back its commitment to the 2015 nuclear deal more as fire door on iran's 4th step will be launched at the photo nuclear facility and i will advise the atomic energy organization to start as of tomorrow by feeding gas into the centrifuges i will also inform the p. 4 plus one of the step this new action will also be under the supervision of the international atomic energy agency the 4 don't you clear facility is the only place where iran can and ha

saudi arabia and the who thiis who still control a large portion of the country including the capital sanaa james pays out 0 at the united nations or meanwhile the head of the who these a so-called interim revolution. the committee mohammad out who's the has responded to the agreement in a tweet he said the agreement doesn't mean anything to the yemeni people because it is between 2 treacherous agents representing the aggressors and it clearly confirms the illegality of the aggression against yemen. us president donald trump's acting chief of staff make a move any has been summoned to testify in the impeachment inquiry and the testimonies of 2 key figures in the investigation of also be made public they are excerpts of interviews with the former u.s. special envoy to ukraine kurt fokker and gordon saw the current us ambassador to the e.u. well this is a set that volcker and some of played a key role in trump's unofficial channel to ukrainian government leaders trump is accused of withholding military aid to ukraine unless it investigated his democratic rival joe biden. and politicians have

restrictions on yemeni aspace so that people who need medical treatment can fly out of the capital sanaa airport has been closed to commercial flights since 2016 a spokesman for the coalition said flights out of rebel house and i will be operated in cooperation with the world health organization the coalition has also released $200.00 hoofy rebels to support peace efforts aimed at ending nearly 5 years of war i meant a lot of has more than stellar when and many people are in desperate need of medical assistance abroad. i have talked to senior officers here and the son are but the the told me that they have heard they have just heard this news about the reopening of the santa national airport but on the ground there is no complete mation and that the. many officers are hoping that the international airport will be open especially for those who are in need for urgent medical interventions. especially human. a lot of people have died because they haven't been able to travel outside of yemen. according to the ministry of health. its report says that over 45000 people have died just. over the

saudi arabia and the who thiis who still control a large portion of the country including the capital sanaa james pays out 0 of the united nations. u.s. president donald trump has offered to hell. mexico wipe out the drug cartels blamed for an attack which killed 9 americans 3 women and 6 children were killed near the town of this play off the members of a cartel allegedly opened fire on their cars security officials believe the government may have mistaken them for a rival gang hohmann has more from mexico city. this burnt up car a mule witness to a tragedy this is for the record need and for my grandchildren are burr. shot up. right on the road a lot more than. 3 women and 6 children from the liberal family mormons originally from the us who settled in mexico decades ago was shot dead on the motorway in nor the mits co this was one of the relatives said trevor i used to live and also dead twins 6 months old the survivors a baby found by the side of his dead mother and children who fled into the mountains alex labor on a relative told us. what . was the lead but owns a well known emits cod

in yemen says it will release some prisoners and allow limited flights from the rebel held capital sanaa airport's been closed to commercial flights since 26 in. china has accused donald trump of sinister intentions after the president signed a hong kong human rights bill that could help protect protests is aging and threaten to respond. to recovery efforts in kenya have been stretched beyond their limits by devastating flooding and landslides but to kill or lead in the county of west pocket people have been left to dig in the mud themselves searching for the remains of their relatives so far at least 65 people have been confirmed dead within the past couple of days with up to 120000 more affected mohamed odeh reports now from the village of tom karl one of the communities cut off after the storm. the people of time called village in kenya west book called county. mission days after floods and landslides swept away the homes there such and for the bodies of the missing relatives william domi cuba is looking for the body of his 5 year old daughter much somebody's gonna i found the body of

limited flights allowing patients to fly out for medical care mohamed el tom was at the airport in sanaa as a prisoner arrived. this flight is the 1st flight. for the president before this the 1st offer szell. swarup all relays are for presidents or for by saudi arabia u.a.e. little qualification people are hoping this would push forward for achieving all realizing the peace in yemen which has been going through difficult and destructive times throughout nearly 5 years many of those wife talk to hope they will find their relatives. to agree to go out of this international both but so far we couldn't know that. the exact number of who though more will be ripe but according to the news that i have heard that some of them have been detained and. which is a just 40 kilometers from son are also those who are being detained in areas in the course the lawyer and the coastline of. there are also fisherman. are concerned that the they want their fighters to be released also there are thousands of people who are being detained who are that's involved in the war especially those who try to travel o

civilians have been killed by a car bomb in syria according to turkey's defense ministry happened in sanaa village south of the long syria's northern border with turkey turkish troops sent turkey backs rebels took control of tel abbey at last month from kurdish forces after u.s. troops pulled out elsewhere in syria 7 civilians have been killed in explosions hit rebel held areas in italy province. to have been carried out by the syrian military or their russian allies. in cambodia a prominent opposition figure kemp's o'connor has been released from house arrest a 2 years after he was charged with treason but he is still banned from politics and is also barred from leaving the country when he has our report. 2 years after opposition leader kim carr was arrested jailed and then placed under house arrest a cambodian court has released him his daughter who is also an influential member of the band opposition cambodian national risky party hopes this is just the 1st step. i hold that petard against him will be dropped and i hope that his political rise along with the political rise of my colleag

saudi arabia and the who thiis who still control a large portion of the country including the capital sanaa james pays out jazeera of the united nations. and iraq more anti-government protests are expected after the government. did a curfew in the capital baghdad i mean astride a mahdi has denied he's clinging on to power reiterated his call on hala titian's to find his replacement more than 260 people have been killed since demonstrations began last night. at least $260.00 iraqis as i said have been killed in those demonstrations since they began in october a un report says security forces are committing severe human rights violations the latest report indicates a demonstration related violence from the 25th of october to november 4th caused at least $97.00 further deaths and thousands of injuries well the iraqi security officials could displayed more restraint that in previous protests earlier in october particularly in baghdad the unlawful use of lethal and less lethal weapons by security forces and armed people requires urgent attention and u.k. parliament is to be formally suspended in

saudi arabia and the who thiis who still control a large portion of the country including the capital sanaa james pays out 0 of the united nations they kept parliament has to be formally suspended in the coming hours and. head of a snap general election that means campaigning can officially began opposition leader and army corpsman is given a preview of what people can expect from his labor party this speech focused on national health service and rex which is expected to be a central theme of the election this is the 2nd general election sensitive $1016.00 e.u. referendum there secretary of state has condemned the chinese government for its treatment of muslim leaders might pay 0 says he's deeply troubled by reports china has harassed jailed and detained family members of weaker activists the un says at least a 1000000 wiggers have been detained in camps in june jang beijing says the camps are reeducation centers to reduce what it calls extremism. if the opium has been building the so-called renaissance stand near its border with sudan for 8 years now but is it fair as the dam will reduce t

because the fire caused a lot of debris and now there are worries thathe rain will bring much 5 kron on sanaa's to hernia talked with sonoma county supervisor dav rabbitt. >>on how the recovery effort is going. >>we're happy report the burn area sir. well last night in spite of the heavy rn in the first storm of the year. and i think that was really it because of a lot of aggressive work being done from nearly a november 7th containment date up until that first rain we've been gog in been very aggressive. the removal of the industry within the burn area. we don't have any reports significant floods are doubly flows. so it all all ood news. you knowesults that were oh please with last night it id rain quite a bit. but it didn't very well. >>and it's it's great that rain because obviously you get the moisture in the land where if you know we do get that wave of heat and dry weather again it's and the fire risk is substantially lower obviously than it was before, but again when an area burns the way it did and you know the north bay like that. and rain foows. you know there is landslides and know

let's check in with her bree sanaa to find out how the rain coming this week is going to impact. >>those snow pictures you showed there because you you mention hour, those boreal yesterday heavenly wednesday, nor star next weekend along with squad. i mean this is the time to go skiing in addition to eating as well, but of course travel the airports right yeah that's bay area. >>residents heading to lake tahoe in the coming days for the weekend. i am tracking a winter storm warning that got upgrade from the winter storm watch. >>that i was keeping an eye on all day yesterday and it is going to start on tuesday all the way through thursday afternoon and that's because they're expecting more snow than previously expected with this winter storm so for most a lake tahoe, the lower elevations, 8 to 10 inches of fresh powder and above 7,000 feet one to 2 feet of snow and above 2000 feet for most of this up to 4 feet of snow will be possible. so let's take a look at your sierra forecast for the next 3 days month on monday, plenty of sunshine, 37 degrees and we are going to notice those s

but our coverage continues as always on kron on news doesn't stop theresa stasi on sanaa's to heredian the newsroom with what's going on the next hour of crime. >>3 thank you very james and well we'll be taking a closer look at some breaking news today. there is a chemical spill. a tamil paez high school. that's prompted a shelter in place and. us citizen from right here in san francisco was killed and that tack in africa and a stand plus as people head out of the bay area for thanksgiving this week rain will be moving and we'll talk about the winter storm travel morning. and what you can expect out there on the road so be sure to download the kron on app to get live updates with us throughout the day. >>ok theres some. all right well, the fears of a lot of lucasfilm and disney executives almost came true star wars, the rise of skywalker director jj abrams revealed a cast member left a script under a hotel room bed. and it wound up on e-bay abrams says a disney employee spotted it online and actually got that script back before it's sold imagine if that script had gotten out into the

>>about just how word of this massive party spread our first reese's stasio in sanaa stir hernia talk to the mentor of some of the students who were there. >>so it was on social media, but then also you know the bay area. big but also small thing i know i'm word of mouth, read very fact and so on i'm not sure that they even knew who was throwing the party i think with their generation, you know you can kind hear about things you voted to make it out of the holidays. i don't i i do not believe that they that people who are throwing the party. >>air bnb released the following statement today saying quote we're horrified by this tragedy and are in close communication. with chief david over into police to offer our support with his investigation into who committed this senseless violence additionally we've taken action to ban the booking guests from our platform. our thoughts are with the loved ones of the victims of boren act as well as the neighbors of the home. as we switch gears now another big story tonight a deadly crash in sonoma county you see what's left here of this vehicle and

between saudi arabia and the who who still control a large portion of the country including the capital sanaa james pays 0 at the united nations. thousands of bolivians have marched through the capital of la paz and protest against disputed election results critics of president obama alice say he committed fraud to get reelected as rob matheson. for more than 2 weeks supporters and opponents of president evo morales have been rally in the libya's capital. day and night demonstrations have continued and resolved on both sides as hard. we're going to radicalize the proteus and it does not matter if we give our lives for our children's freedom my mother fought for my freedom and rights in 2003 and i'm going to defend it for my children not getting. that there is yeah i do not want to be 70 the united states previous governments have always been sevenths to be less and even wealthy people. even more $1.01 october's presidential vote beating opposition candidate carlos mesa by 10 points but vote counting was halted for 24 hours when it we started there was an unexplained shift in favor of mud alic

>>an open joining us from the newsroom, we've got sanaa's to hurt theresa stasi with more on what we'reg on ladies. >>james are the kincade fire is a fully contained which means some kids in the north bay are heading back to school we'll be getting an update on that as well as taking a closer look at kamala harris is proposal for longer school days longer school days live much longer plus a new or acre park on top of the presidio tunnels is breaking ground today and the city of san francisco is throwing a big bash she will get a live update and that for sure make sure that you download our app so that you can watch us. >>this is a 3 year old from florida it's never too early to learn cpr and practice being fired. i was a kid is the back story. the viral video of this 3 year-old his name is asher and his 5 year-old brother. they were visiting their dad. the dad a firefighter. made this whole thing like a home he could participaten the get the fire truck. and they >>firefight in the lizza. >>he strapped to move the last there's something burning as that cute little of learning about it. >

arabia and the who thieves who still control a large portion of the country including the capital sanaa james byrd's out 0 of the united nations. now what is a former u.s. diplomat sent up t. chief of mission in yemen he says the deal has the potential to bring peace but it's going to be a tough road ahead. well certainly this ring is hopefully it works and is implemented to. as your reports a small part of yemen specifically the eastern part of south yemen. but the idea of this is to broaden it in such a way as to bring peace and to return the government of yemen to the south and to the whole country so. to 2 scenarios here if we trust that the arab coalitions intentions are truly to help yemenis find peace and therefore to end the conflict completely then some tough diplomatic challenges are ahead and they start with reconciling the eastern part of south yemen with the western part. then merging the 2 militaries as i said if the intention is good. then there are some tough challenges ahead but they are doing however if the intentions are are only for the out of correlation to dominate

off yemen's coast at the southern mouth of the red sea monitor our top has more from yemen's capital sanaa. according to this press release released that they have captured the 3 vessels one belongs to saudi arabia while the they have been giving more details about the other 3. according to sources. the other 2 believed to be belong to south korea it's an oil rig but the whole thesis during this press release haven't giving the identical more details about the other 2 they have mentioned that they have tried to contact the crow on board of the vessels but they haven't received any reply and that's why because they haven't given them any permission to go to go inside the yemeni region waters so they have to target them to the neighbors the yemeni cause line we have captured the 3 vessels. just 3 miles from this yemeni cost line band island. city a militant city of official how medallion houthi in a tweet he says that the staff on board of these vessels. would not be harmed and that the if he received any can frame a confirmation from south korea that this these visitors belong to them that

farm on the today kron ons theresa and sanaa's to hernia talk to christine kericho about the best wayour tree fresh. >'ve always heard all of these mess. but 7put an aspirin do l this stuff. what is advice. >>if you think about it it's sort of you know the same thing as like fresh cut flowers products that you diffent can find has that help you know sustain life of the tree but mainly it's watering at we recommend that once you go home, y know pending on where people are coming from how long it takes to get home, i cutting about an inch off theottom of the tree once you do get home and sticking it straht helps. ter and that always the trees are as healthy they can be we do have as w mentioned cover car and to that hopefuy 3 while it's in t home team. >>this entire terview ran on our streaming service kron and they hear more about the tree fand how to cut your own tree downloadron on today from the app store. there is apparently a new trend for christmas trees this year yeah i had that you see in this it's crazy. ken wayne stott reports now instd of putting a tree up this yea >>a lot o

the saudi war in yemen that's why i want to just to mention that their agreement was signed between sanaa and world health organization about 10 month ago allow patients. to only your inflight to get medical help abroad but it was as old the who refused to give to give a green light for those. that's why i don't think that we can consider this as like a step toward peace because to block a patient from. from going abroad to get medical help i think is a crime against all international laws. plenty more ahead here on the al jazeera news hour including a much needed investigation into years of political murders in guinea. and a new report from amnesty international accuses egypt of abusing its counter-terrorism balls. just days before the start of the southeast asian games preparation delays leave some foreign teams sleeping on the floor that story coming up in sports with german. farmers tractors are blocking major roads in the french capital paris accusing the government of holding back their industry the 2 main farmers unions say the international trade agreements have caused unfair comp

saudi arabia and the who thiis who still control a large portion of the country including the capital sanaa james pays out 0 at the united nations. where the head of the who these assault call the interim revolution . committee mohammad ali l. who's he has responded to the agreement in a tweet he said egremont doesn't mean anything to the yemeni people because it is between 2 treacherous agents representing the aggressors and it clearly confirms the illegality of the aggression against yemen when middle east analyst bill lloyd joins us now in the studio thank you so much for being with us i mean this was almost was almost a war within a war so what do you make all of this agreement they seem to have reached to at least stabilize that part of yemen look i think it's important to neither overstate the importance or the understated it is it is the start and anything that brings the violence down in yemen is is a good thing we should accept that but i don't think we should say this is the beginning of of a big solution to the war because it's so complicated so many moving parts in this one beca

saudi arabia and the who thiis who still control a large portion of the country including the capital sanaa james pays out 0 of the united nations. the u.s. says iran's expansion of uranium enrichment. ment's is a big step in the wrong direction and amounts to nuclear extortion stars and weapons stay around plans to begin injecting uranium gas into centrifuges that's an underground facility near the site of coombe but that's exhibit c. is banned under the 2050 nuclear agreements george dorsett reports. president hassan rouhani arrived at this factory in teheran for an inauguration ceremony but he used the turnarounds iran's 4th and most significant step in scaling back its commitment to the 2015 nuclear deal more as fire door on iran's 4th step will be launched at the photo nuclear facility and i will advise the atomic energy organization to start as of tomorrow by feeding gas into the centrifuges i will also inform the p. 4 plus one of the step this new action will also be under the supervision of the international atomic energy agency for don't you clear facility is the only place where i

fever which is a water borne disease now the rains of also caused the rising cholera in blue nile and sanaa states 300 people have for well let's talk to mark local now who as you mentioned is the u.n. undersecretary general for humanitarian affairs and its emergency relief coordinator he joins us live from it's nice to have you with us we're talking about here is really a perfect storm isn't it it is conflict it is economic collapse and it is natural disaster as well where do you begin to approach a humanitarian crisis such as this. well i think the starting point is that we have a new situation in sudan a new government your thirty's i talk to them during this visit but they've inherited an extremely difficult situation of you as you've just described to me know your headlines are exactly what we're seeing a 1000000 people food insecure disease outbreaks conflict and so on some really big important things a change in the new government is giving all the aid agencies much more access to deal with these problems they want to work in a different way with this they want to normalize their rel

saudi arabia and the who thiis who still control a large portion of the country including the capital sanaa james pays out jazeera of the united nations. one of the world's biggest tourist attractions india's taj mahal is under threat it was built more than 400 years ago on blocks of wood but experts now fear they are drying out and pollution is damaging the monuments famous white marble and shell for reports now from our calls. having your photo taken in front of the taj mahal is on the to do list for millions of tourist visiting india as most painless landmark. but just a few steps away is the young one are over joked with rubbish and sewage and both the pollution and the reduced amount of water in the river because of barrages upstream attracts to the monument of. this it was built almost 400 years ago on a network of wooden blocks polluted river could corrode them and if the wooden blocks dry out they may break up causing the taj to collapse or structurally it has been designed in a manner that. is important both qualitatively and quantitatively for survival number one it gives. it didn

announced there easing restriction to allow flights to leave from the airport in the rebel held capital sanaa the coalition says it's to allow patients in need of medical care to be flown out flights will be operated in cooperation with the world health organization the airports being closed to commercial flights since 2016 the standoff between police and prayed to markus the protests is at a hong kong university looks to have ended protest isn't barricaded themselves inside the campus almost all right you're up to date all the latest headlines here it out as they are coming up next the street. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to. 0. how willing changing enterprise across africa what war can be done to spur others to success that's one of the key questions being asked at the global agenda summit in the land of femi oke. today 3 women entrepreneurs join us from the conference to talk about how they run successful companies and the business environment