we hope it will arrive safely to sanna tomorrow. we have another plane with over 32 pounds of medical supplies and 10 generators to help fix the water systems. it is uploading today and tomorrow in geneva and should arrive to sanna on thursday. we however still do not have the clearance for the very much needed boats to sale from. >> ability to aden. we have onboard a surgical team and doctors without borders surgical team. >> iran reported a gunman killed eight border guards in the southeast, the attack took place in the province near the border with pakistan. it was the second reported incident in the area monday. iran's official news says revolutionary guard units broke up a group linked to a foreign intelligence agency and killed three of its members. >> turkish president is in iran for high level meetings. he's already met with iranian president rouhani and will meet with the country's supreme leader later. his visit comes despite tensions with the saudi-led coalitions in yemen. last month he accused iran of trying to dominate

we have seen accounts for the displaced in the city of sanna hit on the third of march. about 40 people were killed. the saudi's denied responsibility for it. yemeni foreign minister said it was the houthis who launched rockets on that camp, and also we have seen a factory in aden one day after the refugee camp. that factory was also hit and scores killed. in the same also situation the same can text, the two sides exchanged blame each sang the other did it and the saudis basically saying the houthis do attack civilians with rockets to show the world that the saudi strikes are mainly harming civilians in order to cause an uproar against the saudi-led coalition in yemen. >> thank you. >> on the agenda today a court in libya will announce the sentencing for the former leader's son. >> at 3:00 p.m. eastern today the best in journalism will be announced for pulitzer prizes. >> china moving to expand influence, the ripple effect it may have in the united states. >> a suspect dice from injuries he sustained while in police custody in baltimore. . >> a live look at the starting

yemenese are very, very worried now, because last week when this war first started, it was only in sanna. right now it's spread through the country the majority of the provinces. in the first four days, 42 civilians were killed. as of today, 124 civilians were killed. this is gradually going in the way of saudi arabia or hatred toward saudi arabia because of increasing death toll especially toward civilians. >> let's get another view on that now. joining me now an advisor to the past three yemeni prime ministers. what do you think there that the saudi-led airstrikes, civilians caught up in the violence will cause resentment? >> i don't think it will. if there was no intervention, yemen would have gone towards disintegration and civil war. on the contrary, i think people are asking for the intervention to be much oh more effective especially in aden where there are a lot of civilians who could be harmed as part of collateral damage. >> right back to basics for a moment here. trying to make head or tail of what's going on, how have the houthis manage to do what they've did you from their s

. >> crossing over to sanna the editor of the yemen post joins us. what can you tell us about reports that there were troops disembarking ships at a port in aden? >> as of now that's not confirmed. numerous officials in aden, and we are not able to confirm that detail first reported by reuters. the houthis are in control of areas very close to the port of aden and they do have at least 40 snipers who are stationed atop mountain tops near the areas of the port, so that was the case, they would be easy targets for the houthis. this is one of the main reasons the houthis insisted last night along with its forces to -- they had information that troops were on their way they wanted to be there beforehand. now they are there. this will make it more difficult for foreign troops to enter aden but this was not the case yesterday. >> can you tell us what is going on in aden right now? >> the houthis have hundreds of fighters there in many parts of aden right now. they have tanks in different locations, strategic locations. they informed the citizens that they

arabia pledges ground support for tribesmen fighting houthis, we look at the impact on families in sanna. >> a government air strike near a school in aleppo kills nine children and teachers. >> hillary clinton! >> the race is on, hillary clinton expected to form ally announce she's running for president again. >> we travel to the dadaab refugee champ where they are reconsidering moving hundreds of thousands of refugees to somalia. >> the final day of the match in golf and the a near miss at a race in france as cyclists ignore the barriers and the train that was approaching. >> saudi rain has carried out more than a thousand airstrikes in yemen since the start of its campaign there. eight civilians were killed in one of the most recent attacks in taiz. houthis she trying to take the port city of aden, but there's been resistance from local tribesman especially in ib province and shabwa province as well. more than 600 people have been killed and 2,000 hurt in recent weeks, although saudi arabia said it has killed alone more than 500 houthi fighters. saudi saying it has the support of yemen

yemen's houthi have control over the airport in sanna. it's been the target of saudi-led coalition airstrikes. the coalition was trying to intercept an iranian plane carrying weapon to say houthis. at the airport pro government fighters say they are gaining more control after battles with the houthis. people say it's the houthis who seem to be gaining ground beyond the airport shelling neighborhoods and pushing theme from their homes. the houthis have stormed a hospital forcing medical staff to flee and leaving people in need of care behind. >> they continue to shell places where they know women and children gather. most people fled and only a few of left in aden. the houthis shelled our homes and robbed the people. >> houthi activists say it's the saudi-led coalition that's committing human rights violations. aden is a port city in the south. its location is important because it's near the gulf of aden and offers easy access to the red sea. it became a base of operations for president adou rabbo mansour hadi after he was forced to leave

a unicef plane landed in sanna. the humanitarian situation in yemen was already dire before the fighting broke out and now it is even worse. >> we expect in the coming weeks there to be an up surge in malnutrition across the country whether there is a conflict or not. it was already a country with 60% of the population under the poverty line. that's not going to get better. people's revenues are going down cost of living up, and government services weakened, if not falling apart. >> the icrc spokesperson joins us live from sanna by phone. we appreciate your time at a time like this. can you tell me what supplies are finally start to go make it into yemen? tell me about that. >> the supply that is arrived today are exclusively medical and surgical supplies, bandages, i.v. fluids, all the necessary items to treat blast wounds and wounds that are infected by war by bullet and by bombs. we are start to go send them to the field as soon as tomorrow. we still need of course to have all the security guarantees from everyon

the saudi-led coalition jets bombed sanna for the 11th day. houthi rebels reported to be advancing in aden, one of the main strongholds of the countries embattled president adou rabbo mansour hadi. there's been fighting in the southern province. we have the latest. >> the saudi-led coalition unleashed an 11th night of airstrikes lighting up the sky of sanna the targets including a military base and locations controlled by houthi rebels and fighters loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh. this village near sanna was also affected. >> four rockets came down on our village and they said they were targeting a militia camp. where is the camp? is this a camp? these are sleeping muslims. >> overnight, houthi rebels ransacked the homes of several politicians and arrested them after they expressed support for the coalition strikes. these illegal procedures are also a result of our rejection towards what is done by the houthis and supporters against our brothers in the southern area that aden. we reject these procedures. >> the fighters control ad

place over looking the district of hada in the western side of sanna. troops loyal to the former president ali abdullah saleh. this depot is believed to have you asked missiles inside it. these you asked missiles can be modified. they can inflict damage inside saudi arabia. they have been talking about they have been observing according to the spokesman of the colation, movement of heavy artillery and were suspicious some you you scud missiles near the border. >> let's look closer at the situation on the ground in yemen and in particular in aden. it's been the scene of some of the most heavy fighting and humanitarian situation is deteriorating. >> aden is one of many battlegrounds in yemen. for weeks the southern port city has been witnesses fierce fighting. these men say they have made advances against houthi fighters and forces loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh. not only have they have seized several important buildings in aden but with the help of the saudi-led coalition airstrikes have expanded their control. >> they came and invaded our

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al jazeera met one family living in the capitol sanna. we have this exclusive report. >> this forms the backdrop of the seemingly quiet neighborhood in sanna. the mountainous home to a base for the republican guard who backed the houthis and has been targeted by the saudi-led coalition repeatedly. those who live close by say they no longer feel safe. >> we didn't know the war would come. we can only leave things to god. the kids are petrified. my daughter thinks bombs will fall all the time now. when the shelling starts, we panic. we don't have anywhere to go. we live in a state of fear and don't leave the house. >> she lives with her five daughters, her son daughter-in-law and grandchild. she takes us through their bad living quarters, showing us where the force of the bomb blew out the windows. >> as soon as the bombings happened the glass shattered. we were so scared that my girls and i ran to the corridor and lay on the ground. at least there were no windows there, but we were afraid the ceiling would collapse. >> she shows how shrapn

the war has led to lockdown in yemen's capitol sanna. people have left or are staying at home. just a few businesses remain open. >> a food store that's open for business in sanna has become a rare sight in a city under bombardment. the war in yemen has not only forced people to flee homes in search of a safe haven, but made many businesses shut their doors as within already battered economy is further devastated. >> there are few people left. those who stayed live alone without their families, so hardly anyone comes to buy anything anymore. >> what makes things more difficult is that his shop is not far from the airport and a military air base, prime targets in saudi-led airstrikes against houthi fighters who currently control the capitol. >> in yemen, almost 1 million children under the age of five are malnourished and the world food program say 13 million yemenis depend on polluted or dirty water for drinking. >> there's no doubt this war gravely affected yemenese, even though food and other products are available, the average yemeni can no longer afford such things. many fa

. >> i live in the center of sanna close to several military bases. i had to flee. there were several airstrikes. it was terrifying. >> despite calls by several governments for aid to be allowed to yemen and the assurances by saudi arabia that it will facilitate the arrival of aid, very little has been able to enter the country. the fighting on the ground coupled with the consistent bombardment from the air means for now the one thing in constant supply is violence. >> doctors without borders says two and a half tons of medical supplies has arrived at a hospital in aden and unicef had already defender some aid. earlier, he spoke to a unicef representative who described the difficulties of getting that aid into yemen. >> we're trying to get into sanna for tomorrow. it will be 16 metric tons of medical assistance and water and sanitation supplies. it's been very, very difficult. we've been trying to bring this flight in for the last week. we and other humanitarian organizations have found it very tough. you've got difficulties about getting clearance and both over the

. >> a huge crowd pores over a sea of mangled steel in sanna. this is no longer a search for survivors. this is body recovery. for the most part, the work is all by hand. the saudi-led coalition said it targets areas controlled by the houthis and that rebel fighters are now hiding amongst civilians. it's further south in aden that the heaviest fighting is now taking place. houthi rebels along with fighters loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh are infiltrating districts near the city's port. aden is the last strong hold of fighters loyal to president adou rabbo mansour hadi, and they're putting up a fierce fight. the city has become a battleground and locals are caught in the middle. >> people have become trapped in their homes because of fighting. there is bodies in the streets. we cannot get close because there are houthi snipers on roof took place. anything that gets near the people they shoot them immediately. >> for aden residents even the basics are now hard to come by. clean water is scarce, power is intermittent and people fear th

in sanna, there is a fuel shortage and people are scared. >> i've been here since last night. our kids and the elderly are at home, they are terrified of the bombing and vibrations. we don't have wheat and flour. it is a tough situation. >> the airstrikes are hitting houthi targetses but civilians are also paying a high price. many are searching for the bodies of their family members. >> this is the home of my brother, muhammed. they hit his home at 2:00 a.m. it was a random bombing of civilians. we woke to find the house recognitioned to rubble. >> the international red cross is preparing two planes loaded with urgent aid. that may provide little comfort to the millions of yemenis caught in the crossfire. >> we just heard from the deputy editor in chief of the newspaper. let's go back to him for more updates from aden. good to have you with us again. i understand a lot of fighting focused on the port in aden. where has that left the port area? >> well, the port is divided in aden from the beginning of the aden port where all the fighting is now happening the houthis are bomba

seemingly quiet neighborhood in yemen's capital sanna the mount is a military base. they no longer feel safe. >> we didn't know the war would come. we can only leave things to god. the kids are petrified. my daughter thinks bombs will fall all the time now. when the shelling starts, we panic. we've got nowhere to go. we don't know if we'll live or die. we live in a state of fear and don't leave the house. >> she lives with her five daughters, her son daughter-in-law and grandchild, she takes us through their bad living quarters pointing to one room where the force of a bomb blew out the windows. >> as soon as the bombings happened, the glass shattered. we were so scared that my girls and i ran to the corridor and lay on the ground. at least there are no windows there, but we were afraid the ceiling would collapse. >> she shows us how shrapnel injured one of her children. another fell ill and needed medical treatment but they faced difficulties getting her to hospital. it's not just the attacks at night that scare this mother of six. she's worried about how seem feed

. >> i live in the center of sanna close to several military bases. i had to flee. there were several airstrikes. it was terrifying. >> despite calls by several governments to allow aid into yemen and saudi arabia saying it would facilitate the arrival of aid and workers, the fighting on the ground coupled with the consistent bombardment for the air means that for now, the one thing in constant supply is violence. >> doctors without borders said two and a half tons of medical supplies arrived at a hospital in aden and humanitarian aid was delivered from unicef. joining us is the unicef representative. we appreciate your time. let's talk about what supplies have started to arrive and where they are arriving and who is in charge of allowing this to happen. >> we have a flight that we're trying to get into sanna for tomorrow. it will be 16 metric tons of medical assistance and water and sanitation supplies. it's been very, very difficult. we've been trying to bring this flight in for the last week. we and other humanitarian organizations have found it very tough. you'v

that's what made the battle of taiz much more ferocious than sanna or other areas. those fighters are telling us without saying in the reports coming from there that they are making progress, but it is a tough war there on both locations and doesn't look like the who thes are about to be pushed you be completely from any of those areas. >> we hear that a u.s. aircraft carrier is arriving near the coast of yemen. what more can you tell us about that and also what are they going to do as far as the situation in yemen? >> two warships, two u.s. warships are moving towards the gulf of aden, and the americans according to the information we have have said that so far there is no information there are no orders that they are going to work in the day to day attempt to prevent the iranians if they want to gain or get any weapons to the houthis but the americans are concerned the saudiion also are concerned about iranian movements maritime military movements in the area. they have the iranians here talking about iranians have sent several ships in the last two weeks and they

east of the capitol sanna tribal fighterrion are managing to hold off the houthi advance. they say the houthis have superior weapons but can be defeated. a retired air force general said more airstrikes as well as ground troops may be needed. >> really without the air campaign the houthi could control the whole of yemen but the air campaign did stop them, cutting their supply line and infrastructure so they are keeping the pressure on them so that, you know, they can't defeat them up from the air. it's very difficult. you need other element like operation all troops on the ground to do that, and the problem is the system in yemen it's a tribal country so they fight for the sake of their tribes and the country and nationally so it's very messy and difficult situation very complex to revolve even if you had a u.n. resolution, i don't think would have any affect on the ground in yemen. it's very difficult but the coalition should work very hard on that to dismantle this from ali abdullah saleh because these tribes, he will keep them moving all around yemen. i think if they st

if you go to a place like the capitol sanna the problem you would encounter is places like the air bases with long-range missile rockets are based near residential areas. the risk for collateral damage and civilian casualties is going to be extremely high in tanna taiz saada, where you have the air force with a military base near residential areas. this is one of the issues that the saudi-led coalition will have to take into account in the near future, which is basically the residential areas near the military targets which might create a backlash among the local population, if things continue in the near future. >> all right thanks very much. >> talks on iran's nuclear future continue in switzerland after tuesday's self imposed deadline expired. diplomatics say they are making progress but key issues still need to be resolved. a diplomatic he had door james bays is in lausanne where talks have been taking place. james, a lot of hope that something could emerge today some sort of a document or agreement. any indication are that right now? >> well, certainly they're working towards that.

arabia pledges ground support for tribesmen fighting houthis, we look at the impact on families in sanna a government air strike near a school in aleppo kills nine children and teachers. >> hillary clinton! >> the race

both sides have been battling for control of the area around the two hour drive from sanna. we will not leave except victorious. we will sacrifice our money and belongings to touchdown our land. >> we will not led down our brothers. we will defeat the houthis. >> in taiz, the birth place of the uprising which ousted president saleh in 2011, houthi fighters are on the main roads together with soldiers loyal to the deposed president they've been trying to consolidate control of the city seen as a gateway to southern yemen. further south the popular commission committee are making gains every day particularly in aden. street to street battles continue in the center of the city with tanks and heavy shelling as they try to force the houthis to retreat or surrender. airstrikes gunfire and heavy bombardment mean streets are practically empty except for fighters from both sides. rubbish is piling up everywhere, because there are no government services. some young men are cleaning the streets themselves to make sure diseases are not added to the list of challenges they already endure

these war planes were spotted on the runway of a military base near the capitol sanna. they were also hit. >> the houthis are now disorganized. their action is isolated. they are trying to redeploy armies in other areas but their convoys were soon targeted by coalition forces. >> there's no indication that the military operation may end anytime soon. for saudi arabia, the use of force was the only way to prevent the houthis from controlling yemen. >> i would not describe the military operations in yemen as a proxy war of iran, but as a war of necessary city. >> after three weeks of airstrikes houthi fighters backed by troops loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh still hold ground in many provinces. yemeni officials want the saudis and their allies to send ground troops to defeat the houthis but for the time being the saudis have no plans for a full scale ground invasion. forces loyal to yemen's president adou rabbo mansour hadi are gaining fro ground in aden and other areas in the south. here on the western entrance into aden, vehicles speed away carrying people

. >> the saudi-led coalition unleashed an 11th night of airstrikes lighting the sky of sanna. the targeted included the military base and locationses controlled by houthi rebels and fighters late to former president ali abdullah saleh. this village near sanna was also affected. >> four rockets came down on our village and they said they were targeting a militia camp, where is the camp? is this a camp? these are sleeping muslims. >> houthis ransacked position addition homes and arrested them after they expressed support for the coalition strikes. >> these illegal force are a result of other objection to what is being done by that the houthis and supporters against our brothers in the south particularly in aden. we reject all those procedures again. >> in the south the fighters control aden where houthis are gaining ground. jets from the coalition air dropped weapon to say help bolter supporters as the bombing campaign began from the sea aimed at houthi i am anything else supply lines and depots. parts of aden have now been without water or electricity for two days, and sustaine

if you go to the capital sanna you will see the minister of defense, intelligence headquarters and many air bases located in urban areas with a local community there. if you talk of those areas the likelihood of targets civilians is going to be extremely hi. the saudi's say they will continue the fight until the houthis join the political process, did you say band and pull out of major cities. even to that point this will not solve the problem because you will have to start talking about the bigger picture which is the major issues yemen has been dealing with for several years. >> there's no let up in the number of refugees streaming out of yemen into the east african country of djibouti. around 50 refugees have been granted asylum so far. we have this report: >> boats carrying refugees have just arrived. women, children and men are all fleeing the conflict in their country. they are exhausted. they have been at sea in their old rickety boats for five hours and a half guiding the waters. fishermen fled, this man with his wife and five children. >> we never wanted to leave. we were force

. >> i live in the center of sanna close to several military bases. i had to flee were. there were several airstrikes. it was terrifying. >> despite call for several government to say allow aid into yemen and saudi arabia saying it would facilitate the arrival of aid and workers the fighting on the ground coupled with the consistent bombardment for the air means that for now the one thing in constant supply is violence. al jazeera. >> the u.s. defense secretary ash carter said is country supports saudi arabia's military action with with respect to yemen, the united states is supporting the effort to get a political solution to stop the violence. at the same time, we're contributing to the saudi efforts to protect its own security which is a long standing interest of the united states from a long stand are partner of the united states within the region. >> saudi police spokesman said a gunman in a car has killed two policemen in the capitol wee idea. as soon as we get more, we'll bring it to you. >> we're going to bring you breaking news out of afghanistan. we are hearing

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first, they demand the houthis immediately withdraw from the capital, sanna then they must give up all their weapons and stop acting like a government. they have to give up political prisoner. there's an asset freeze and travel ban on five houthi leaders. this can be enforced by the military. saudi-led air and ground campaigns against the houthis is now entering its third week. the wildcard in the security council could be russia, which has insisted that an arms embargo cover all parties not just the houthis but also supporters of the government. we will have more coming up in be our next hour. >> thank you. >> gunmen setting off bombs this morning at a government believe in somalia's capitol. five people have been killed after they stormed the education ministry. it's unclear how many have been injured. al that bob said it is responsible. june. >> after a huge explosion, this apartment in a very busy street, the main street in the capitol. >> it's been one year since 200 school girls were kidnapped in nigeria by boko haram. there is a silent protest. president-elect said it is unclear

. >> red cross is aiming at getting, you know, aid to the north, so sanna. aid is needed in aden in the south, the besieged city. sanna is the capitol, they have got a lot in their stores. aden is under complete siege. i am a doctor, a professional surgeon, i know the situation i know the hospitals in aden. the whole situation is completely very grave and very serious. if the i.c.r.c. wanted to help, they should he help the people in aden, not through airlift but through boats and ships. they can reach aden is measure you know, sea port, so they could reach it there through sea. why don't they send by sea some help to aden where it is needed, where people have been fallen, more than 300 killed over the last four days, civilians. >> sir, thank you so much for your time this morning. >> thank you. >> the fighting in yemen has claimed its first american casualty. u.s. citizen died in a mortar strike. he was hoping to bring his pregnant wife and 2-year-old daughter back to the u.s. >> president obama is trying to sell a framework nuclear deal with iran, calling

stand now this is the coastal line of the city which is only about 100 kilometers from the city of sanna the stronghold of the houthis in the north and from the border with yemen, clashes have been taking place for the last few weeks between the two sides and saudi arabia lost some of its soldiers in those clashes and here behind me, you can see the activists here, the coast guard have their vessels here. they have increased their activities and also yesterday asked the order of the national guard to join the war effort. there is a huge announcing which troops by saudi arabia still going on. yesterday was a very busy day. we have been listening to the sounds of fighter jets all day even though we are very, very far from where they launch their attacks into yemen. so here, the situation the utmost fear of war and high alert is still going on. >> thank you very much. >> the united nations said more than 113,000 people have fled the fighting inry >> the government forces managed to push isil back in a number of areas mainly from the city center because isil was closing in on the government'

sanna was had the it, the airport a main target in the latest air raised. at least 20 of them hit houthi positions in anbar and houthis were targeted in the main city in shaba, as well. forces loyal to president hadi attacked a site where houthi rebels and forces late to former president ali abdullah saleh were. they discussed holding a major military exercise with other gulf states. the military campaign has been based upon airstrikes. we have the latest on the fighting. despite almost three weeks of airstrikes, saudi arabia and its allies have not been able to defeat yemen's houthi militia antforces fighting alongside them. it controls the skies for the saudi-led coalition but hasn't joined fights on the ground. they gained some ground in yemen's second biggest city aden and other areas in the south. >> we tell the houthis get out of here, we're sick and tired of you and your oppression. this is a message to them and iran, you will never be welcomed here. >> here on the western entrance into aden, vehicles speed away. traveling in the option direction, am

al jazeera met one family living in the capital sanna. we have this exclusive report. >> the backdrop of this seemingly quiet neighborhood, the mountain is home for a base for the rupp guard who has been targeted by the saudi-led coalition repeatedly. those nearby no longer feel safe. >> >> my kids are petrified. they think bombs will fall all the time now. we don't know where to go. we live in a state of fear and don't leave the house. >> she lives with her five daughters. her son daughter-in-law and grandchild, as well. she takes us through their living quarters, pointing to one room where the force of the bomb blew out the windows. >> as soon as the bombings happened the glass shattered. we were so scared that my girls and i ran to the corridor and laid on the ground. at least there are no windows there, but we were afraid the ceiling would collapse. >> she shows us how shrapnel injured one of her children behind their neck. another needed medical treatment, but they faced difficulties getting her to hospital. it's not just the attacks

he also asked them to withdraw from aden and did not stress that they should withdraw from sanna, so he left a leeway for dialogue saying this cannot start before they stop fighting and before they retreat from areas they occupy, particularly in aden, so he knows what he is talking about. he has addressed the nationalism feelings among the yemenis particularly the soldiers, the army and the citizens, asking them to stand united, support the government, the goo government in efforts to bring about a solution for yemen. he also addressed the international community and the arab countries asking them for huer humanitarian help for the yemenese so it was if you look at what he said in general it's the speech of a man who is confident that he will -- he can have people listening to him. he has a popularity much more than hadi, as i said, and he thinks that he can actually really bring change to yemen. >> all right reporting live for us from saudi arabia. a professor of modern and contemporary history of the middle east from qatar university joins us here. thank you so much for your time.

. >> now to the war in yemen the so you had led coalition stepped up airstrikes around sanna. the most recent strikes targeted military camps and incidentlations loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh. attacks on the saudi border killed two saudi officers and two wounded. it's been 17 days since the operation began. we have more. >> there's been no let up in the fighting. the war in yemen is in its 17th day and the front line increasingly unclear. in the neighborhood of aden, witnesses speak of street battles between supporters of embattled president adou rabbo mansour hadi and houthi fighters. the houthis are the target of an intense aerial bombing campaign by a saudi-led coalition. airstrikes hit a camp under the control of fighters loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh, who also backs the houthis. the coalition released these military pictures which is says shows the bombing of a stadium in aden that was being used as a houthi ammunition storer. >> the use of schools and sports stadiums and civilian incidents likes is evidence of the abnormal behavior of these

. >> we coordinated the arrival of a passenger plane to sanna. it landed and left safely. we are in the process of coordinating a second flight and finalizing the details. >> russia is working through the united nations to get all sides to agree to a ceasefire and allow aid to be delivered. china also called for a political solution to this war hinting though, that it supports president hadi. >> china is deeply worried by the recent developments of the situation in yemen. we call on all relevant parties to quickly implement a ceasefire and avoid further civilian casualties. china also hopes that all relevant sides cap implement u.n. security council resolutions and g.c.c. propose's also. we call on them to solve the crisis through political dialogue to control yemen's stability and legal order. >> the international community faces a difficult challenge. saudi arabia and its partners have repeatedly said they will not stop their military attacks unless penalty hadi is reinstated a demand the houthis have so far rejected. al jazeera. >> a spokesman from unicef said the child

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both sides have been battling for control of the area, which is around a two hour drive from sanna. >> we are the sons, we reject the houthis, we will not leave here except victorious and we will die fighting. we are willing to sacrifice our money and all of our belongings to defend our land. >> the grave yard of every invaders, we will not let down our yemeni brothers. we will defeat the houthis. >> for the south the birth place of the uprising which ousted president ali abdullah saleh in 2011, houthi fighters are stationed on the main roads. together with soldiers loyal to the deposed president, they've been trying to consolidate control of the city which is seen as a gateway to southern yemen. further south it's the opposition who appeared to be gaining momentum. the popular sycessance committees loyal to penalty adou rabbo mansour hadi are making gains every day particularly in aden. street to street battles continue in the center of the city with tanks and heavy shelling as they try to force the houthis to retreat or surrender. the airstrikes, gunfire and heavy bombardment means

saudi arabia targeting a scud missile base in sanna. the explosion destroyed buildings, killed dozens and blew out windows in homes and offices. picking through the devastation hole residents voice their anger. >> the munition hilt our homes. this i also what the cowards use to bombard civilians. >> saudi arabia has led an alliance against the houthi fighters and force the loyal to ali abdullah saleh. that other military facilities throughout the country are targeted. >> the coalition forces succeeded relatively to this draw in the military infrastructure of the deposed president sala and those of the houthis, including weaponry depot which are totally destroyed. >> while the pentagon says the mission is to help maintain maritime security, officials also privately concede that there is a message to ran. loosely it is translated at back off. >> along with that deadly attack on the military base, sectarian fighting rages in yemen. in aden, fighters loyal to pat hadi have been pushing houthi rebels out of an air base. the rebels have been

. >> planes carrying badly needed medical aid landed in yemen's capitol sanna. it is the first delivery since airstrikes began two weeks ago. the dropoff includes medical supplies for 1,000 people and food and water for about 80,000 people. >> ash carter said recent threats by north korea against south korea should be taken seriously. he met with his counterpart in seoul today. >> china is disputing president obama's claim that it is bullying neighboring countries over a land dispute in the south china sea. yesterday the president said china was not abiding by international rules and using muscle to intimidate the philippines in vietnam. the three countries all claim to own parts of an island chain. china's foreign minister today said it's the u.s. that's pushing countries around. >> a new bill in california that would make vaccines hand foyer. the debate over personal beliefs and health, next. >> some of the nation's largest vitamin stores are pulling a potentially dangerous product off their shelves. researchers say weight loss suppplements contain a plant he

. >> i live in the center of sanna, close to military bases. i had to flee. there were several air strikes. it was terrifying. >> despite calls by several governments for aid to be allowed into yemen and assurances by saudi arabia that it will facilitate the arrival of aid and workers, very little has been able to enter the country. the fighting on the ground coupled with the bombardment from the air means for now the one thing in constant supply is violence. >> taking a look now at today's agenda, president obama heads to jamaica to meet with leaders of caribbean countries. he is the first american president to visit the island in nearly 30 years. a former bosnian certain general learns his fate today from the international criminal tribunal. he was sentenced to life for war crimes in the 1995 massacre. >> hundreds of flights con cred in france, air traffic controllers on strike fighting for better working and retirement conditions. >> up next on this program this morning, greece's prime minister visits recognition president vladimir putin one day before gre