forces arguing against continuing to supply sophisticated systems to the saudi coalition. there is a deep concern in many countries, including those in about the role of the saudi led air force about attacks on civilians. and i think in the last 5 years since the war, they've been an average of one area and every 10 days in the targeting seems to be choked really into scream and scream, show me, kills a bus, a basket schools and so on. so the concern is i don't think the delegates will be doing their job if they, if they can find it gender to the coronavirus. while boris johnson, the minister liz just contended that there are isolated incidents that may have breached international law. very different from what you're saying. i think it's very different from what a lot of people are saying, including observers on the ground and human rights groups. the same still be a accident of indiscriminate attacks, of targeting, going wrong. and i think they, they, this seems to me a forum when this can reasonably be raised. maybe it's a good thing that it is happening in saudi arabia because they, they need to, they need to be told. and i, as i said that the delegates won't be doing the

i discovered that they were intending to sell what they called stores really, systems to the saudi air force, where they've been for the contract in the stores being released with weapons. so that point i resigned. i couldn't stay on the board of that company and work for unicef, so we will do what we can and, you know, the house of commons is also going forum to raise these concerns. i haven't, i haven't heard any convincing defense of these arms sales from distrust from our stance and from, from anybody. even though there are a must arms sale regimens in place in this country. he even though, has, i said isolated to hinson and i mean, did you do that after you actually visited yemen? as the unicef ambassador, you might have to remind us what you, what you saw when un. yes, i actually visited. i couldn't go now. publics, i'm too old and partly because it's too dangerous and it's hard to, it's hard to get in this with actually 10 years ago that had 6 was in 6 years. and i, so even better, this is before the center is if you gratian of central and requiring this support by the coalition. but

obviously be a systems would deny what you are saying they say they're robustly equipping the saudi air force as it. continues to be involved in the world was humanitarian crisis they have given interviews i should say to business childs david cameron we invite him on the show about why it isn't a ball just from reza thank you thanks a lot and that's after the show will be back on monday 60 years to the day democrat john f. kennedy was voted in as president of the united states the youngest elected u.s. president in history and under his presidency the arguably came closest to complete annihilation joining the cuban missile crisis until then catch all our interviews on you tube and don't forget to join me on the ground by following us on twitter facebook instagram. some can fall from the middle. of the night most of our very hardworking people who want to get ahead either have some some health issues or have some other streak of bad luck a full time. always pay for a place to live and missing just a month's rent can get she will victim to gunpoint if anything bad happens to any thing that jus

and children watching this in a yemen, being bombed by us weapons, 3 years by the saudi air force think they can, that you do actually you're actually on the defense innovation board of the pentagon, as i understand it. what is that rules? are you have a 3 year term in the role of this is to explore ways that a modern defense system is, isn't sort of trapped in old ways of doing things just because you've always done them that way. these are things that the corporate world, especially the i.t. sector, have done brilliantly in recent decades. and so the military is reaching into these places that are think and think of that sort of capital as an asset. so that the pentagon has many boards. i don't think i've lost count. this is one of the newest boards trying to think about what could best serve those needs. now the grass is not stop you. there. more from the western world's most famous astrophysicist. after this break, join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics, small business, i'm show business. i'll see that it's called, i'l

obviously be a systems would deny what you are saying they say they're robustly equipping the saudi air force as it. continues to be involved in the world's worst humanitarian crisis they have given interviews i should say to business child to david cameron we invite him on the show about white as an apologist for jeb bush at thank you thanks a lot and that's it for the show will be back on monday 60 years to the day democrat john f. kennedy was voted in as president of the united states the youngest elected u.s. president in history and under whose presidency the arguably came closest to complete annihilation joining the cuban missile crisis until then catch all our interviews on you tube and don't forget to join me on the ground by following us on twitter facebook and. anybody who thinks that because i just won the election we our problems are over that is simply not true the problems were there before president trump they're not going nowhere you have grounds for the economy in the long room you're going to have huge debt to pay for the things you're going to do 3rd we still have a problem

forces arguing against continuing to supply sophisticated systems to the saudi tend to coalition. there is a deep concern in many countries, including those in the u.k. about the role of the saudi led air force about attacks on civilians. and i think in the last 5 years since the war, they've been an average of one error, a 10 reach, 10 days in the targeting seems to be totally indiscriminate with schoolchildren, meaning kills a bus, a passage, schools and so on. so the concern is the identity of the delegates will be doing their job if they, if they can find that gender to the coronavirus mile. mark johnson is a minister, liz ross contended that there are isolated incidents that may have breached.

force already under scrutiny for heavy handed tactics. the saudi led coalition in yemen has carried out a series of air raids in and around the capital sanaa. several areas controlled by hooty forces were targeted. there are reports that one person has been killed, 4 more injured, saudi arabia and the u.a.e. intervened in yemen's war 5 years ago now. and an effort to restore the government which was ousted from power by the he sees all those other headlines. i will have another bulletin for you here on al-jazeera off the inside story to stay with us 19 vaccine the land of trade drug edging closer to releasing vaccines to help control the virus. but surveys suggest some people to take shelter. this is inside story and i welcome to the program. i'm wrong. come on, scientists around the world are racing to have coded 19 vaccines approved for why do you use several drug made his have released promising early results in the past few weeks. and that's raising hopes that vaccinations can begin soon and bring this pandemic under control. the health crisis has largely grounded the global aviation industry, the head of australia's national airline.

air force on damascus? and this happening as we hear netanyahu going to saudi arabia denied by the saudis, and to the blinken. this old obama era official being selected by joe biden to be the next secretary of state. so what i think 1st of all the main aim and this at the moment. and the main aim that netanyahu howard icing with these visit to saudi arabia kmiec m.b.'s, the crown prince, the 1st priority for.

air force on damascus? and this happening as we hear netanyahu going to saudi arabia denied by the saudis, and antony blinken. this old obama era official being selected by joe biden to be the next secretary of state. is what i think her principal, the main aim and this at the moment and the main aim that netanyahu had, i think, with these visit to saudi arabia, kmiec m.b.'s, the crown prince. the 1st priority for relief for israel is to get iran put at the top of the agenda for the administration. the same coming administration will have many other domestic issues to deal with. it's not clear whether they will control the senate or not. it's not clear they'll get their agenda through and he wants to put iran really sort of front and center. so this is a way of calling attention to it. calling attention to iran, if you like, what he would term adverse regional role. and i think the other aspect of what's going on is to sort of heighten the tensions because the railroad was the main reason i think for the visit to saudi arabia was to agree a few reichen agenda with the saudis, about iraq. where are we going t

air force on damascus? and this happening as we hear of netanyahu going to saudi arabia denied by the saudis, and to the blinken. this old obama era official being selected by joe biden to be the next secretary.

air force. i was an iraqi war veteran. and post 9/11, saudi arabia, ground zero. served a year in korea. and i did a fundraiser with my dad, he was a world war ii veteran. graduated in may, 1945. and he delivered coffins, and there was a lot of them. and he went to florida, portland, oregon, may of '45 and he graduated. and anyway, just calling to thank all of the veterans and share a little history. >> thanks, james. and rick atkinson, your dad served in world war ii, and you yourself an army brat, your dad a career military veteran. tell us what that experience, what was the experience in particular like, v-e day when that would come up every year with your dad? >> my dad had -- was from new jersey. he enlisted in the army right after he turned 18 and in late 1942. he went to ocs, officer candidate school and became a second lieutenant and got to europe right after the war ended. he was in the constabulation an occupation force in bulgaria with extraordinary police powers because in germany was in ruins obviously and anarchy was a big threat, not only in bavaria but everywhere else. an

force already under scrutiny for heavy-handed tactics. the saudi led coalition in yemen has carried out a series of air raids in and around the capital. several areas were targeted. there are reports that one person has been killed. saudi arabia and the uae intervened in the war five years ago, in an effort to restore the government which was ousted of power by the houthis. i will have another bulletin for you on al jazeera after "inside story." stay with us. >> should covid-19 vaccines be mandatory? drug manufacturers are getting closer to releasing vaccines, but they suggest some people aren't willing to take the shot. this is "inside story." hello and welcome to the program. i am imran khan. scientists are racing to have covid-19 vaccines approved for wide use. several drugmakers have released promising results, and that is raising hopes that vaccinations can begin soon and bring this pandemic under control. the health crisis has largely grounded the global aviation industry. the head of australia's national airline qantas says vaccines should be mandatory for international travel. alan joyce says passengers may be asked to provide

air force. i was an iraqi war veteran. and post 9/11, saudi arabia, ground zero. served a year in korea. and i did a fundraiser with my dad, he was a world war ii veteran. graduated in may, 1945. and he delivered -- coffins and there was a lot of them. were a lot of them. he went to florida, portland, oregon, may of 1945 and i like to thank all the veterans and show a little history. >> thanks, james. rick atkinson, your dad served in world war ii when you yourself an army -- a career military veteran. tell us what that experience in particular like? v-e. when that would come up every year with your dad? >> my dad was from new jersey. he enlisted in the army right after turning 18 in late 1942. he went to ocs. he got to europe right after the war ended. he was in the constabulary which was an occupation on force in bavaria with extraordinary police powers because germany was in ruins, obviously, and anarchy was a big threat not only in bavaria but everywhere else. he came home in 1936 and went to pence date and went back into the army to make it a career and served for 30 years. he died

. >> i am sergeant keating retired air force, i was an iraqi war veteran post 9/11 a saudi arabia, groundo. i served a year in korea, and i did a fund-raiser with my dad, he was world war ii veteran,. ,. ,,,. , and share a little history. rick atkinson, your dad served in world war ii and he was a career military veteran. what was that experience in particular like, ve day, when that will come up every year with your dad? >> he enlisted in the army after he turned 18 in 1942. he went to ocs and became the second lieutenant and got to europe after the war ended. he was in the occupation force in bavaria with extraordinary police powers because germany was in ruins and anarchy was a big threat in bavaria and every everywhere else. he came home in 1946 and went to penn state. he went back into the army and liked it well enough to make it a career and he served for 30 years. he died 18 months ago at the age of 94. v-e day was not anything particular in his worldview. he marked veterans day, memorial day, 4th of july, those were important holidays for him is there for many of us v-e day itself

air raids in the iran, the capital sanaa. several areas controlled by hoofy forces were talkative, no casualties have been reported. saudi arabia and the u.a.e. intervened in yemen's 5 year war 5 years ago, rather in an effort to restore the government which was ousted from power by the whole thesis. and crowds are gathering in the soft western city of ties to voice their anger against the who fees it calling for the international community to recognize them as a terrorist group. protesters are condemning the use of violence against civilians still ahead on al-jazeera crimes lying out in the streets to bid farewell to one of football's true legends. diego maradona has been laid to rest in buenos aires from playing on the streets to international competition. we meet a young filipino chest making big moves in the game. how the winter wind is blowing across the warmer waters. still, there's no wires here, so you tend to get big showers down over the thames. the reason it take here from there, love a couple days ago about living degrees. if you're on the north coast of honshu, that onshore breeze be felt the same is true in

the saudi led coalition in yemen has carried out a series of air raids in and around the capital sana'a. several areas controlled by hooty forces were targeted. they all reports that one person has been killed and 4 more injured. i was an workers in several countries have now gone on strike of a pay and safety conditions. garment workers in bangladesh are demanding pay for completed orders that were cancelled due to the pandemic. and trade unionists in the united kingdom are calling for a parliamentary inquiry into what they call dehumanizing working conditions. while those, the headlines now it's back to blood and tears stay with us. france was one of the 1st and largest colonial powers in the world. during more than 40 territories, but it's impiety declined. after world war 2, france withdrew from lebanon and syria. and after defeating the bitter battle of d.n.b. in fruit, in may, 1954, france lost the jewel of its in pyar in the east indochina, followed quickly by all its trading posts in india. the french empire, fractured on all sides. war between algeria and france broke out on the 1st of november 1954 st. jean forces of

now the saudi led coalition in yemen has carried out a series of air raids in and around the capital sana, several areas controlled by the forces were targeted, no country have been reported. so to arabia and the u.a.e. intervened in given's war 5 years ago, in an effort to restore the government which was ousted from power by the crowds gathering in the southwestern city of tires to voice their anger. against that, he's calling for the international community to recognize them as a terrorist group protest condemning the use of violence against civilians. now the british government has sent troops to saudi arabia to defend oil fields from attack without informing the public or parliament. the operation began in february, but it's not known how many troops were deployed. it would swear that british court ordering a ban on sending military hardware, it's riyadh until july. and this was because of concerns that saudi forces were committing war crimes in yemen with the rebels in yemen. have claimed responsibility for numerous missile strikes on major oil facilities in saudi arabia . and the saudi government says the u.a.e. has been

saudi arabia,, the u.a.e. egypt, and bahrain posed on land, sea, and air blockade, and 2017 years government is sending reinforcements to its rest of northern to great region to p.l.f. forces are appealing to the international community to condemn be offensive. but the government has ruled out any mediation efforts. the u.k. report is criticized saudi arabia for its human rights violations against women in detention. that's ahead of a g. 20 summit hosted by the saudi government next week. report was released by baroness helena kennedy. she's a member of parliament house, it states, there's clear and credible evidence that many women have been imprisoned and tortured for criticizing the government. a number of people were interviewed including former detainees and relatives of women's rights activists. report mentions allegations of torture, inhumane and degrading conditions of detention, solitary confinement and unfair trials. it concludes with a call on world leaders to boycott next week's g 20 summit in riyadh, unless the details are released. baroness helena kennedy is the author of the report and member of the u.k. house of lords. she told us the international communit