>>hey good afternoon sanaa's good afternoon, everybody by the way, although that to flood talker. they're talking about the tides we're going to do that thing again for tomorrow we'll show you the map in just a bit. quick live shot what's going the shot from u c berkeley there's the east bay shoreline there all lit up and as we swing things are out of the golden gate. not here yet i say not here yet in terms of the cloud cover we're expecting that to drift on south a little bit overnight into the evening. back to the coastal flooding now may remember this from earlier we're back again 05:00am to 01:00pm tomorrow with a coastal flood advisory. this covers you'll see the entire peninsula coast, san francisco up to the north bay coast, but also the bay up here in the north bay as well, but this will be some flooding of lots of parking of parks, too and potentially even also some roads to so this again will be an effect basically all day and then cutting off about 1 o'clock is the tides start to re send a bit stormtracker 4 shows that cloud cover not too far from home through this eve

>>sanaa's you i spoke with 2 dentists in berkeley and they both say they're ready and willing to step up and administer covid-19 vaccines as soon as they get their training this plan comes as the state continues to finalize its vaccination plan. officials say it's become clear there just aren't enougv can receive them. the california dental association is applauding the idea saying every available resource needs to be deployed to save lives and mitigate suffering during this pandemic the dentist i spoke with say they're in a unique position to administer vaccines because of the extensive training they already receive during their own dental education. >>i think this is something that really should have been done a long time ago we should have been considered a long time ago. >>yeah as dennis i think we are fully qualified to administer does that's a nation shot. you know we give difficult injections and hard to reach places enough. all day long so getting shot the arm should be a big deal then as medical professionals we can recognize any signs of another tough reaction so us being ab

>>well it's right sanaa's i'm here at scotts valley community center is one of 3 evacuation centers that have been set up to handle many is a 5,000 people in our under this evacuation order. officials have been advising in warning residents for 4 weeks if not months that this might happen there have been signs on the highway a warning people to be on alert for this evacuation order in today as you said with that what is expected to be the biggest storm of the season bearing down on the santa cruz mountains the evacuation order went into effect this take a look at some video i caught up with some sheriff's deputies here they were going door to door along highway 2.36 just above boulder creek that's one of the areas that was very hard hit by the czu complex fire which charred some 86,000 acres. the problem here is that this heavy rain one model apparently tells us could dump as much as a half inch of rain per half beginning tuesday evening and then on into wednesday that could trigger debris flows and mudslides in some of hard to find it hard to reach areas that are at the bottom of a stee

here in sanaa because they have been under water for 6 years so this kind of this again actually will not pass a single and political old military if i still in them for saying let me ask you one final question i mean what do you think the humanitarian impact of this formentera designation will be i mean of course yemen has suffered for many years on this conflict thousands of has died or been displaced that's been color of there's been famine starvation what do you think the broader humanitarian effects of this designation will be. i think the major effect on the on the effect it would be in the humanitarian situation because the designation. of the important group in yemen or in the conflict in yemen as a terrorist organization this will undermine the peace process and that this wasn't just one house on the humanitarian situation in yemen. this will actually increase the choice of military action to stop all that and the only way to stop this humanitarian situation in yemen and the kook aid and the closure of an airport and yemen 5. and i think i'm sure that the military leaders of.

dave spahr who is in the weather center with more on this rare wind event that we've been seeing hey sanaa's how you doing ok so are offshore winds. they're still continuing as you can see this little snapshot of how we stand taken at the top of the hour still have winds. in the 20's over a good chunk of the real estate here open for example, san francisco, it to 16 22 for fairfield. >>still a little bit of lot the side and as you heard the wind advisory in place until 6 o it's another 2 and a half 3 hours or so to go. nice beautiful shot as we can see of the alcatraz island with the city behind us we have the clear skies we start losing the winds tonight and something may notice all day today but on the cool side it's going to be chilly tonight we're looking about 63 or so by 4 by 7. we're at 5449 going on by 10:00pm. our current temperatures hold in the middle 60's but yesterday a lot of people com anymore was so warm not your imagination, it's substantially cork as we have a new air mass in place. couple that with the fact of losing the winds dry air clear skies all of that recipe means w

and the country's main aid ports from a 100 other top now he's in yemen's capital sanaa with reaction from a leading rebel official hamann a hoot that he says that the. latest move by the the outgoing administration of the as a denounced act he says that it's cation and also. a fact that the united states is part of the devastating war against yemen according to his speech and also that the that has per participated in the killing and the and also pushing more people to the brink of firemen he says that the outgoing administration proves that its policies are sort of the source of terrorism in the world according to his spear remarks according to observers this would for the worse in the direct humanitarian situation in the war ravaged country especially that 80 percent of the population has been pushed to the brink of famine and the united. nations and also other non-governmental organizations are trying to to help yemenis to overcome the devastating impacts of the the ongoing war many hope this the upcoming administration will facilitate and also bring the warring sides back to the

>>hi sanaa's well we're drying up specially in the north bay you can see here the sun shining through cumulus clouds out there it is still a little windy though we're seeing gusts up to 25 miles per hour in that area out in vacaville also looking windy as well are wind speeds though should be going down as we get closer to about 6 o'clock this evening, it still will be a little breezy just before 7 up in the calistoga area of the south bay though winds look light around that time so checking in on our current satellite and radar right now just seeing some drizzle out in the peninsula and north bay looking dry and then the south bay and we did have a moderate rain cell here looks like at cells dying down just some light showers that will continue to push to the east that heavy downpour that we saw this morning we're done with that for today just some light showers moving through the south bay so our high temperatures tomorrow will be in the 50's here in san francisco along the coast, we're looking at 57 in half moon bay, the morning expect to see some patchy fog though burlingame 5758

old and he is fighting for his life saeed parents brought him to this hospital and yemen's capital sanaa. dozens of starving children arrive every day. but in many cases the doctors are powerless to help. the enbrel i think but then how others they don't to see it on being paid we have no medicine for the sick children there's no food for them i don't even though they are all nourished and some of the mothers are really desperate they can't breastfeed their children because they too are starving mobs me honey then they have sara and that is what some of the. 5000000 children in yemen don't have enough to eat the u.n. figure show. many have to go to work instead of to school. and their plight is only washing the country has now been at war since 2015 its economy is in ruins and no yemen is being hit by the coronavirus. charities see this as the world's worst humanitarian crisis the situation in yemen is very serious we are very close to the stage of the clearing of famine in yemen because of the deteriorating food security situation for millions of people across the country. aid workers s

old and he is fighting for his life saeed's parents brought him to this hospital in yemen's capital sanaa dozens of starving children arrive every day. but in many cases the doctors are powerless to help. the wonder why they've been however the doctors here aren't being paid we have no medicine for the sick children there's no food for them either even though they're malnourished some of the mothers are really desperate they can't breastfeed their children because they too are starving mobs mutually less than they have surf and that is what all the. 5000000 children in yemen don't have enough to eat the un's figure sure. many have to go to work instead of to school. and their plate is only worsening. the country has no been at war since 2015 its economy is in ruins and know yemen is being hit by the coronavirus. charities see this as the world's worst humanitarian crisis the situation in yemen is very serious we are very close to the stage of the clearing of famine in yemen because of the deteriorating food security situation for millions of people across the country. aid workers see some

>>that's right sanaa's it was an unexpected shift in the plans to speed up the delivery of shots state health officials have expressed concern over the slow start of distribution of vaccines so all of that is now changing as of today, the government will no longer be holding back doses of the vaccine originally the trump administration wanted to hold back the required second doses that's all over now all of the doses available are being sent out to states this aligns the trump administration with the incoming biden administration who earlier said they wouldn't be holding back any doses once biden takes office secondly also announced today azar said states should immediately start vaccinating other groups lower down on the priority scale which includes people age, 65 and older as well as younger people with certain health problems, a local infectious disease experts say they agree with this new plan. >>every vaccine dose that is sitting in a warehouse rather than going into an armed could mean one more life lost or one more hospital beds occupied, i'm hopeful that moving in the right di

brazil's president diable sanaa has vowed to quickly vaccinate everybody in the country as his popularity falls amid brutal wave of quote virus infections brazilians have been angered by the government's slow vaccine while last. has more from rio de janeiro. on the one side he's saying that he's going to vaccinate brazilians fast on the other side he's he and he's changed his tune with china as well he has been attacking china and china is working with brazil to produce the corona vaccine here and as well as supplying the material for astra zeneca to produce vaccines in brazil and the president had been attacking china all this time this is change because time was running out brazil was already lagging behind its neighbors to start 1 inoculation protests in lebanon has been growing his anger boils over around lockdown measures and government corruption security forces have been firing tear gas and water cannon in the northern city of tripoli. the white house has expressed outrage after pakistan's top court acquitted the man previously convicted of killing american journalist daniel pearl

in the morning until one in the afternoon isa and moosa collect plastic bottles on the streets of sanaa to bring to a recycling company. it's a tough job for 2 children aged $9.12 it earns them about one euro 50 a day which is just enough to bring home a small amount of food and they have to skip school having only our father is sick we have to look after him there's not enough money for a school back or notebooks. alone below most of. the crisis in yemen has hit children particularly hard the result of 5 years of civil war a naval blockade and economic decline and the situation could worsen dramatically this winter with more and more undernourished children being brought to the country's hospitals this clinic alone sees nearly 100 every day in many cases doctors are unable to help there are shortages of almost everything. right now we're not even getting paid we have no medicine for sick children and also nothing for them to eat even though they're undernourished i feel terribly sorry for some of the mothers they are unable to breastfeed because they themselves are malnourished. less t

half old and he's fighting for his life his parents brought him to this hospital in yemen's capital sanaa dozens of starving children arrive every day but in many cases the doctors a powerless to help. the don't go at it but then how others they don't to see what on being paid we have no medicine for the sick children there's no food for them i don't even though them all nourished some of the mothers are really desperate they can't breastfeed their children because they too have a starving mobs recently made of sarah and as with all of the 5000000 children in yemen don't have enough to eat the u.n. figures show many have to go to work instead of to school and their plight is only worsening the country's been at war since 2015 leaving its economy in ruins and now yemen is being hit by the coronavirus. charities say this is the world's worst humanitarian crisis. the situation in yemen is very serious we are very close to the stage of the clearing of famine in yemen because of the deteriorating food security situation for millions of people across the country i'd like to say some 1500000000

local media report saudi airstrikes in the yemen capital of sanaa, this follows a blast at the airportn aden. the united nations secretary-general asked for a new unc start monitoring team to be placed in a libyan city devastated by recent fighting in efforts to oust isil. a warlord is under threat due to ongoing attacks by troops. you are up to date with the headlines on al jazeera. we have more news coming up right after the bottom line. thanks for watching. ♪ >> now that coronavirus vaccinations are starting in the united states and places around the world, is this the pandemic -- is this the end of the pandemic, or just the beginning? let's get to the bottom line. after a year that shook humanity, forcing people to rethink social interactions and decide daily what risks they are willing to take, vaccinations are finally being deployed. what happens now? the u.s. still has the highest number of infections and deaths and the numbers keep climbing. almost 19 million americans are infected. at this moment, more than 120,000 americans are in hospitals. the death toll eclipsed every othe

old and he is fighting for his life saeed's parents brought him to this hospital and yemen's capital sanaa dozens of starving children arrive every day. but in many cases the doctors are powerless to help. the underlie the burden however the doctors here aren't being paid we have no medicine for the sick children there's no food for them i don't even though them all nourished and some of the mothers are really desperate they can't breastfeed their children because they too are starving my vision usually far less than they have sara and that is what some of the. 5000000 children in yemen don't have enough to eat the u.n. figures show. many have to go to work instead of to school. and their plate is only washing. the country has no been at war since 2015 its economy is in ruins and know yemen is being hit by the coronavirus. charities see this as the world's worst humanitarian crisis the situation in yemen is very serious we are very close to the stage of the clearing a famine in yemen because of the deteriorating food security situation for millions of people across the country. aid workers

united states 2 infections were confirmed in the state of south carolina brazil's president jaya both sanaa has vowed to quickly vaccinate everybody in the country as his popularity falls amid new wave of corona virus infections brazilians have been angered by the government's slow vaccine rollout 220000 people in brazil have died after being infected bulls are now has been widely criticized for his handling of the pandemic is even said he won't take the vaccine himself. has more from rio de janeiro. on the one side he's saying that he's going to vaccinate brazilians fast on the other side he's and he's changed his tune with china as well he has been attacking china and china is working with brazil to produce the corona vaccine here and as well as supplying the material for astra zeneca to produce vaccines in brazil and the president had been attacking china all this time this is change because time was running out to brazil was a really lagging behind its neighbors to start 1 inoculation so on one side he has the phone on the other side he keeps on giving mixed messages are just today he w

in the morning until one in the afternoon isa and moosa collect plastic bottles on the streets of sanaa to bring to a recycling company. it's a tough job for 2 children aged $9.12 it earns them about one euro 50 a day which is just enough to bring home a small amount of food and they have to skip school having learned our father is sick we have to look after him there's not enough money for a school back or notebooks. alone below most of. the crisis in yemen has hit children particularly hard the result of 5 years of civil war a naval blockade and economic decline and the situation could worsen dramatically this winter with more and more undernourished children being brought to the country's hospitals this clinic alone sees nearly 100 every day in many cases doctors are unable to help there are shortages of almost everything. right now we're not even getting paid we have no medicine for sick children and also nothing for them to eat even though they're undernourished i feel terribly sorry for some of the mothers they are unable to breastfeed because they themselves are malnourished. les

half old and he's fighting for his life his parents brought him to this hospital in yemen's capital sanaa dozens of starving children arrive every day but in many cases the doctors a powerless to help. the don't go at it but don't how others they don't to see it on being paid we have no medicine for the sick children there's no food for them i don't even though don't know nourished some of the mothers are really desperate they can't breastfeed their children because they too a starving my vision is less than enough said and as one of the 5000000 children in yemen don't have enough to eat the u.n. figures show that many have to go to work instead of to school. and their plight is only worsening the country's been at war since 2015 leaving its economy in ruins and now yemen is being hit by the coronavirus. charity say this is the world's worst humanitarian crisis. the situation in yemen is very serious we are very close to the stage of the clearing of famine in yemen because of the deteriorating food security situation for millions of people across the country i'd like to say some 150000000

is in sanaa with that update thank you we had to test run out also jabari i mentioned that these are backed by iran so you would suspect with the u.s. involved it's as much a move against iran as it is hurting themselves. certainly and of course this is not the 1st time we've seen this kind of move by the trumpet ministration you have to remember that the iranian revolutionary guard was designated a terrorist group back in april of 2019 and since then this maximum pressure campaign that this administration has forged ahead with has really seen many entities within iran being sanctioned but also their allies in the region from syria to iraq and now yemen being the latest one in the last few days of the trumpet ministration in office moments ago we heard from the foreign ministry spokesperson cited hardships out there who said that this is in line with this lame duck administration's policy to tarnish their reputation in the region and that these are desperate acts in the last few days that they have remaining in office the view here is seen that this is really not something that will

nancy pelosi to donald trump with trump showing no sign of stepping down willingly before january 20th sanaa gratian of joe biden it's full steam ahead.

designate who the rebels as a foreign terrorist organization protesters have been rallying in the capital sanaa and other hooty controlled provinces the current by the ministration is reviewing the designation aid groups say that it will disrupt their operations and harm the ongoing peace process it's been 10 years since the start of an uprising in egypt but toppled its longtime president hosni mubarak for the 1st time since becoming president of the fatah of sisi has referred to this road the 5th of january revolution he spoke to mark the government approved national police day. it shows the will of the author in this day i say to egypt's youth that your homeland is in need of your vigorous and see if it's to proceed in the path of reform construction and development helping achieve the expiration of voltage of shien's for a bright future that secure was all citizens equal chances of a decent life al-jazeera reported from egypt during the revolution he looks back down to 18 days of protests that change the nation but hasn't lived up to everyone's expectations. there were scenes that's gripped

designate 23 rebels a foreign terrorist organization protesters have been rallying in the capital sanaa and other hooty controlled provinces the current by the ministration is reviewing the designation. those are the headlines we have more news fear of 0 after today's inside story next. navigating troubled waters turkish and greek officials resume talks over them our time this feud can diplomacy diffuse recent tensions this is inside story. hello and welcome to the show i'm sami's a than well turkey and greece have been disputing their maritime boundaries for decades and last year the 2 nations came close to war when ankara deployed a survey vessel in contested waters now after a 5 year suspension of their direct talks the nato allies are back at the negotiating table discussions to resolve the standoff in the g. and eastern mediterranean kicked off on monday but they were preceded by disagreements over the agenda athan wants to limit them to continental shelf borders and the size of the exclusive economic zone but i'm curious as other issues including differences over aerial zones and

the rebels rather as a terrorist foreign organization protesters have been rallying in the capital sanaa another hooty controlled provinces the current administration is reviewing the designation aid groups say that it will disrupt their operations and haul the ongoing peace process. in germany the country's health minister says that e.u. regulators may approve the covert 19 vaccine developed by astra zeneca of the university of oxford this friday concerns are growing about of mutated variants of the virus 1st identified in the u.k. and now spreading rapidly in germany hospital in berlin was put on the quarantine on saturday after an outbreak of the boiled factious variant was found. al-jazeera still but it came in berlin says the number of daily new cases has continued to fall in germany but officials say the danger of infection remains high. the main concern emerging now from ministerial circles but in berlin birds elsewhere in germany too is about the new variant 1st identified in the united kingdom the minister had a good holland who works in the chancellor a alongside anglo-american

a community that they've lost for a long time now and it is missed in night in as much as it is in sanaa and elsewhere the issue here of course the al qaeda and all of these terrorist groups have thrived as a result of the fault line between the how these and and the others and they managed to very much like water in a cracks they moved around they really. reengaged and so on and i think this is something that the americans will come to realize very soon after by biden takes or the office in washington. the threat from terrorism is there very much there the real issue about these attacks that i fear is that it is pushing for an increase conflict escalation and maybe it is pushing the how these another step forward by october. this year they for the 1st time of the new friends around the cities are secure. which is resource rich and in fact they have managed to win $11.00 position on the outskirts of the city but they stop there now with this escalation it is likely that the how these will push further iran will be much more interested and excited in supporting them so that they prepare f

become the world's worst humanitarian crisis the iran backed rebels took control of yemen's capital sanaa in 2015 sultan barakat is director of the center for conflict and humanitarian studies at the doha institute he says the recent attack in saudi arabia may complicate the terror designation review. he doesn't mention a version he was framed at the house he's being a foreign terrorist organization based on their attacks on saudi arabia and if the news is correct that we had to have today that they're poor and you had attack it would make it much more difficult for the buy in a decision to do this this ignition however does ignition on its own is unlikely to help and this is what we've learned from many of the civil conflicts the designation will not help the enemies inside yemen as much as the saudis and their relationship with the enemy we. already the last couple of days since it's come into force has caused a major computer in among international agencies private companies who are supplying food to yemen shipping companies who are trying to carry that put into yemen a lot of them are

stories on al-jazeera if you're just joining us a powerful earthquake on the indonesian island of sanaa way see his scale dozens of people thousands more have been forced to flee their homes rescue operations are underway to save people trapped in collapsed buildings including a hospital. north korea has unveiled what it says are new submarine launch ballistic missiles at a military parade in pyongyang the display follows a ruling party congress where leader kim jong un filed to expand his country's nuclear arsenal and the health system in the brazilian state of amazonas is facing collapse because of a surge in corona virus infections some hospitals in the state capital mauer's have run out of beds and oxygen. the u.s. says it's met its goal of reducing its number of troops in afghanistan to 2500 by this month despite a law barring it congress passed new measures 2 weeks ago prohibiting the move that was promised by president donald trump now with uncertainty over peace talks and an increase in violence some fear the draw back could further destabilize afghanistan contra for the reports

designate who the rebels as a foreign terrorist organization are just as have been rallying in the capital sanaa and other hooty controlled provinces the current bite that ministration is reviewing the designation aid groups say that it will disrupt their operations and harm the ongoing peace process. what is fear here on al-jazeera after counting the cost next. oh i'm fully back to grow this is counting the cost on al-jazeera you look at the world of business and economics this week the trillion dollar man president biden sponsor revive the pandemic economy prospal misses to create millions of new skilled and green jobs and is it too late to reset relationships with old friends after being spurned by trump europe has been pushing through its own economic and geopolitical agenda that could be problematic for biden's administration we'll get the view from the e.u. when we talk to us foreign minister ross nigeria's population will double by the middle of the century can farmers meet the demand the united nations is warning drought and terror attacks could lead to famine in the north of the country

that's the background let's get the reaction with mohammad 1st of all correspondent joining us from sanaa tell us more about the reaction. yes we have just received and all fishel reactions by the whole of these. host the of the shows and what i hope the or as a member of the groups. political supreme council he says that the. latest move by the the outgoing administration of the tramp. as a denounced act he says that is it's an indication and also. a fact that the united states is part of what he described of this devastated with devastating war against yemen. according to his speech and also that the that has participated in the killing and the and also pushing more people to the brink of fireman he says that the outgoing administration proves that it's a policies. or so the source of terrorism on the wall he according to his remarks this according to observers this would fall the worse in the direct humanitarian situation in the war ravaged country especially that percent of the population has been pushed to the brink of famine and the united. nations and also other. governmental organ

deliveries and stall un brokered peace talks iran backed the rebels took control of yemen's capital sanaa and 2015 tropical cyclone elouise has been lashing mozambique sports city of barrow which was devastated by another powerful storm less than 2 years ago heavy rain and strong winds battered areas which had not yet fully recovered from recovery from cycle in die at least 3000 people have been moved from boozy districts in the east in areas expected to continue for the next 72 hours from as a miller has been tracking the cyclon from johannesburg and sent this update. in the area of prior nova embarras specifically this is an area where people live in informal settlements homes made from plastic sheeting corrugated iron it appears that hundreds of those homes have been destroyed by the psych loan and those people are now looking for shelter in places like schools where they isn't necessarily adequate provision to take care of these people to look after them a few 1000 people have been relocated to places like schools to areas that are low lying so that people can be kept safe from the fl

starvation. 45 yemenis now depend on aid much of which comes through the hoop the controlled airport in sanaa and the port of the data pump you know says waivers will be available for the delivery of food and medicines but there's real concern about. the impact on both the humanitarian crisis and the economy some of the impacts that we are afraid of seeing that prices which are already extremely high could go up. in court and he starts if you're dealing here in the face of the sanctions it's already at the world's worst humanitarian crisis and there's already a situation where millions of people are struggling to work and. millions are famine warnings have just resurfaced so this is really what we're talking efforts by the world food programme have held off famine for now the un's food agency won the nobel peace prize for its work keeping millions alive in yemen and many other areas where there are wars and conflicts executive director david beasley told al jazeera last month that u.s. officials know exactly how difficult they're making their work we'll do whatever we need to do we always hav

arabia and say that they reserve the right to respond to the hama that led tabbies in yemen's capital sanaa with a reaction from a leading the of fish. he says that the. latest move by the the outgoing administration of the tramp as a denounced act he says that it's an indication and also. a fact that the united states is part of the devastating war against yemen according to his speech and also that the that has per participated in the killing and the and also the pushing more people to the brink of famine he says that the outgoing administration proves that its policies are so the source of terrorism in the world according to his remarks according to observers this would for the worse in the diary humanitarian situation in the war ravaged country especially that percent of the population has been pushed to the brink of famine and the united. nations and also other governmental organizations are trying to to help yemenis to overcome the devastating impact of the the ongoing war many hope this the upcoming administration will facilitate and also bring that warring sides back to the negotiat

that the who these committed an act of significant aggression in taking over sanaa some years ago moving through the country committing acts of aggression against our partners saudi arabia committing human rights abuses and other atrocities creating an environment in which we've seen extremist groups fill some of the vacuums that. they were created but at the same time we've seen a campaign led by saudi arabia that has also contributed to what is by many estimates the worst humanitarian crisis in the world today and that's saying something and so it's vitally important even in the midst of this crisis that we do everything we can to get humanitarian assistance to the people of yemen who are in desperate need and what we want to make sure is that any steps we are taking do not get in the way of providing that that assistance the who these controlled territory that i believe. that contains about 80 percent of yemen's population and so we want to make sure that any of these steps including the designation. don't make what is already a an incredibly difficult task even more difficult that is

>>sanaa's i wish it was just a blanket of rain but unfortunately it's going to give us some trouble we're talking about some winds with all of this very active on radar kind of precursor of motion before we get the heavier stuff pounding on in here once we moisten up the atmosphere a little bit better and as you heard theresa stasi there with cold air in place and this rain kind of falling sometimes you can get a little bit of hail in the higher elevations, potential not sorry tale. a little bit the way some sleep potentially, but we'll get some warmer air in here as we get into the night here it is an emotion the bigger system is up to the north and then we'll get some scattered showers going on in the bed heavy rain on our wednesday, let's put it all together for you heavy rain begins late 08:00pm midnight winds, 25 to 45 building as we go from midnight to 5 that's the real show the heavy rain very windy, rain breaks up towards the end of daybreak kind of a plus i suppose, and then from 05:00am to 10 it's rain moderate in spots but it was still be windy. all day wednesday. even into thu

in yemen, tens of thousands of protesters marched in the capital sanaa monday, condemning former secretary of state mike pompeo's designation of houthi rebels as a terrorist organization. aid groups warn the designation will only exacerbate yemen's humanitarian crisis -- already the worst in the world, with millions facing famine. in ontario, canada, anti-war activists held a non-violent civil disobedience protest monday, sitting in the path of trucks carrying armored vehicles bound for saudi arabia. it was part of a global day of action against the war in yemen. this is rachel small, an organizer with the group world beyond wars. >> we are here today to mandate that canada cancel its arms trade to saudi arabia, that companies who ships the arms, producing the tanks, we're demanding they immediately stop being complicit in arming saudi arabia and a sending weapons to the worst humanitarian situation on the planet. amy: in ethiopia, jarring witness accounts are emerging of the involvement of eritrean soldiers in the deadly conflict in the northern tigray region. survivors told the associate

>>that's out in sanaa now again this is 84 little valley road that's where it's at they have the freeway shutdown not too long ago, but right now they have one way traffic control is in effect so they're letting people move along slowly, but that's going to be there for some time so take it easy out there looking at the bay bridge may's to fremont street less than 8 minutes for your commute this morning and then moving to the san mateo bridge if you're heading over to the peninsula. less than 15 minutes for your drive time, a look at the richmond sandra fell bridge everybody's moving along nice and light here less than 8 minutes as you travel and then last but certainly not least the golden gate bridge 19 minutes for your drive time we'll continue tracking your commute this morning and making sure you arrive there safely back to the news, thanks reyna. >>so we have a dire warning now from san francisco doctors ucsf hospitals had their biggest surge yesterday and it's only going to get worse as the cases for the holidays haven't even been borne out yet for sarah stinson is live at ucsf wi

half old to use fighting for his life science parents brought him to this hospital in yemen's capital sanaa. dozens of starving children all right every day . but in many cases the doctors are powerless to help. they don't do i think with them how i visit don't disappear but on being paid we have no medicine for the sick children there's no food for them even though they're among the irish some of the mothers are really desperate they can't breastfeed their children because they too are starving. in the. 5000000 children in yemen don't have enough to eat the u.n. figure show. many have to go to work instead of to school. and their plate is only washing. the country has no been at war since 2015 its economy is in ruins and no yemen is being hit by the coronavirus. charity say this is the world's worst humanitarian crisis the situation in yemen is very serious we are very close to the stage of the clearing of famine in yemen because of the deteriorating food security situation for millions of people across the country. aid workers say some 1500000000 euros are needed to help yemeni survive th

half old and he's fighting for his life his parents brought him to this hospital in yemen's capital sanaa dozens of starving children arrive every day but in many cases the doctors a powerless to help. the don't do i think but don't how others they talk to see it on being paid we have no medicine for the sick children there's no food for them either even though they are now nourished some of the mothers are really desperate they can't breastfeed their children because they too have a starving mobs. then they know sarah and has. 5000000 children in yemen don't have enough to eat the u.n. figures show many have to go to work instead of to school and their plight is only worsening the country's been at war since 25th day and leaving its economy in ruins and now yemen is being hit by the coronavirus. charity say this is the world's worst humanitarian crisis. the situation in yemen is very serious we are very close to the stage of the clearing of famine in yemen because of the deteriorating food security situation for millions of people across the country aid workers say some 1500000000 euros

has become the world's worst humanitarian crisis they run by rebels took control of yemen's capital sanaa in 2015 or so then bought a cat is the director of the center for conflict and humanitarian studies at the doha institute he says the recent attack in saudi arabia may complicate the terror designation view. there's a mention of urgency was framed around the house with these being foreign terrorist organization based on their attacks on saudi arabia and if the news is correct that we heard earlier today that they're poor and you had time it would make it much more difficult for the biden at this issue to review this as ignition however it is ignition on its own is unlikely to help and this is what we learn from many of the civil conflicts the designation will not help the enemies inside yemen as much as the saudis and their relationship with the enemy we. really the last couple of days since it's come into force has caused a major computer in among international agencies private companies who are supplying food to yemen shipping companies who are trying to carry that put into yemen a

you all know very well that the houthis committed an act of significant aggression in taking over sanaa and committing acts of aggression against our partner saudi arabia, committing human rights abuses and other atrocities, creating an environment in which we've seen extremist groups fill some of the vacuums that were created but at the same time we've seen a campaign led by saudi arabia that has also contributed to what is by many estimates the worst humanitarian crisis in the world today, and that's saying something, and so it's vitally important, even in the midst of this crisis, that we do everything that we can to get humanitarian assistance to the people of yemen who are in desperate need, and what we want to make sure is that any steps that we are taking do not get in the way of providing that -- that assistance. the houthis controlled territory that i believe contains about 80% of yemen's population, and so we want to make sure that any of these steps, including the designation don't make what is already an incredibly difficult task even more difficult, that is the provision of

yemen's capital sanaa with a reaction from a leading who is the official he says that the. latest move by the the outgoing administration of the as a denounced act he says that it's cation and also. a fact that the united states is part of the devastating war against yemen according to his preacher and also that the that has per participated in the killing and the and also the pushing more people to the brink of famine he says that the outgoing administration proves that its policies are so the source of terrorism in the world according to his remarks according to observers this would fall the worse in the direct humanitarian situation in the war ravaged country especially that percent of the population has been pushed to the brink of famine and the united. nations and also other non-governmental organizations are trying to to help yemenis to overcome the devastating impact of the ongoing war many hope this the upcoming administration will facilitate and also bring that warring sides back to the negotiating table to resolve their differences peacefully there rather than for

would it could impede vital aid deliveries in iran back to the rebels took control of yemen's capital sanaa in 2015. saudi arabia says it's intercepted an air attack by yemen's hooty rebels over its capital riyadh the kingdom has come under repeated attacks from who sees in neighboring yemen the group has denied carrying out any operations in the last day saudi led coalition intervened in yemen in 2015 and has been at war with who these ever since. more still to come this hour including my family is in the occupied west bank are increasingly turning to tribal justice class. we are in one of the most famous museums in the world in front of arguably some of the most famous paintings in the world i'm stephanie decker in the if it's the museum in florence where the reopening is raising a debate among italians about the need to control must tourism. and italy's league leaders suffer a heavy defeat jemma will be hit with action in sport. the rain is a winter storm produced an awful lot of strong winds in sweden a beautiful picture but it did cut off that part of the country is pretty similar in n