the southern city is a flashpoint in the city. four marines have been killed in a shooting in the state of tennessee. the government has died and the police officers who chased them has been shat. angela merkel and her finance minister urge politicians to back a third debt deal for greece. they vote on friday on the 86 billion euro package for athens. >> the chief negotiators at the iran nuclear talks told iranian journalists that israel influenced parts of the deal. they are reporting the under secretary said this was a dialogue between israeli and american experts. they reportedly spoke to binyamin netanyahu's national security visor to discuss the deal. >> now that a deal has been struck, more cash is expected to flow into tehran. sanctions are lifted iranians hope the deal will boost the economy. >> we need to have relations with the world, we need to export what we make and import things not worth creating. >> this is an executive at a car parts factory, he's like many iranians we met, hesitant to talk pal ticks, but eager to

. >>> in yemen, the battle over the southern city of aden has intensified. commander of the saudi-backed government forces says they are close to retaking control of the main port. this comes a day after they ceased the airport from houthi fighters. jamal has the latest. >> reporter: with no movement on the diplomatic front in yemen. it's on the battlefield that developments are happening. fighters loyal to president hadi have taken control of aden's airport. they have been making significant advances to recapture the southern port city, which if they do would tip the balance in this war. they call it operation golden arrow. it's the first time fighters on the ground have engaged with the saudi-lead coalition. these exclusive pictures show new reinforcements including armored personnel carriers driven by pro-hadi fighters. this is home to several security compounds, including the coast guard and social forces military base. >> translator: we're now going to focus our attention on other areas in the city and by the bravery of these young fighters we will reca

they have pumped houthis fighters in the southern city victoria reports. these fighters have fought for almost four months and the former president thank god we are here now afterrer cluing out other areas in the airport. and right now we are standing at the presidential palace there's not much left of the presidential palace, it has been badly damages. but forces loyal to compiled president are soaking in this victory, they are confident they can repeat it in other cities. we liberated all areas we will not leigh any civilians that needtous protect them. the toft success has led to the reopening of the airport. was the first to land. agencies have also started to deliver food, water, and medicine, to the millions in desperate need of help. reaching it by sea not only for them. to one month. >> the houthis still control the capitol and have proven a resilient enemy despite months of air strikes. >> the collaboration between progovernment fighters and the saudi coalition led to the houthis defeat in the southern port city. victoria, al jazeera. >> the unite

in the southern city things were going well at first. ismail grew tired of holding up the banner under the hot sun. in this video you see him move away. then the blast. [ explosion ] >> translation: if i had been cpatient, he says, if i had waited just four more seconds, i would be with my brothers now. like many other members of the kurdish population, they are pointing the finger of blame to turkey's government. he is offended by how officials handled the aftermath of the blast, telling me the army arrived before the ambulance. after an explosion, do you send an ambulance or an armoured vehicle. anger and anxiety appear to be on the rise. some say the attack underscores how much of a threat i.s.i.l. has begun, and highlights the volatile relationship between turkey's government and its turkish population. here at the crossing on the border with syria, the threat of infiltration of i.s.i.l. members cannot be overstated. turkey sent military forces. many say the measures are not enough. tensions have risen since it was announced that the

. >> reporter: the houthis have lost much of the southern city of aden and the internationally recognizedgovernment wants to claim control. >> aden will be the key to our victory and our cause from aden we'll reclaim all of yemen. this is the first of many victories to come. >> reporter: hadi has congratulated the resistence fighters for pushing them out of aden. as they continue to fight in other areas around the city. >> translator: we. [ inaudible ] in forces in the come is hours so the eid in aden will be the happiest. >> reporter: these fighters are against the houthis but that doesn't mean they are pro-hadi. many of secessionists, they fought the government in the past. aden was the final refuge of the hadi government after it was driven from the capital sanaa by houthi rebels last september. by march hadi's grip on aden slipped. houthis closed in forcing him to flee north to saudi arabia. now his government is returning while his army is calling on the houthis to give themselves up. >> translator: what remain of houthi militia fighters and saleh forces have to vendor themselves to

yellen's exiled government declares that the southern port city of aden has been liberated. but the fighting goes on. ♪ ♪ >>> i am jane dutton, you are watching al jazerra. also on the program. one year on from mh17, few answers and still no justice for the 298 people killed when the jet was brought down. >>> a gunman kills four marines at a u.s. navy building in tennessee. german m.p.s are voting on the 85 billion euro greek bailout. ♪ ♪ >>> yemen's government says the southern port city of aden has been liberated from houthi rebels. the leadership in exile says the province is now under the control of fighters loyal to the government. the announcement comes after they took control of aden's seaport and its international airport. senior ministers return to aden on thursday, three months after being forced to flee. president hadi is telling yemenis a victory in aden is just the beginning of retaking control of the nation, but clashes are still going on in the southern city fighters loyal to the government say they are still battling houthis and rebel militias in pockets on t

meanwhile, the aowan joon has been offered a job at another auto show in the southern city of schenn gin. the organizers announced that it will hire models as it always has, but has set some new conditions. the ao is sharing the good news with her friend. >> she is looking forward to appearing at the auto show with more than 1,000 models. the auto show is being held for the 19th time this year, and ranks just below the three largest shows in china. the scale is one-third of of the shanghai auto show. but many auto makers from china and overseas are taking part. the pr director has been involved in auto shows for over ten years. he and the organizers debated for long hours on whether to employ models following the banning decision by the shanghai show. they eventually decided on new basic regulation with automakers -- no scantily-clad women. >> he hopes that the nine-day exhibition will be a family-friendly event that appeals to everyone. esee, the model agency, is also trying to revive the image of models with a new project. >> it formed an idol group made up of seven of its girls. ♪

the collaboration between fighters in aden and the saudi coalition lead to defeat in the southern port city. it's the first in a series of victories, leading him to gaining control of the country >>> israeli forces shot dead a 52-year-old palestinian man in the occupied west bang as they tried to arrest his son. it happened in hebron. he was shot several times in the chest as he tried to help his son, who was shot in the leg >>> well there has been weeks of violence in the occupied palestinian territories as israel carries out arrest operations. wednesday a man was shot dead during a rain on houses near janine. last month soldiers killed a palestinian who opened fire at troops at a checkpoint. israeli soldiers killed 16 palestinians in the occupied west bank since the beginning of the year >>> for the first time in a year israel is expected to approve an additional 906 housing units in existing illegal settlements, the slow down had been attributed by some israeli officials to u.s. pressure. but any announcement would come just days after a visit by the u.s. defense secretary >>> iran's pre

joining us live from seoul there >>> to yemen, where houthi rebels are suffering a setback in the southern citysupporters of the exiled president have celebrated the losses. houthi fighters have been cornered in the city's port and lost control of the airport on tuesday. we have this report. >> reporter: with no movement on the diplomatic front in yemen, it's on the battlefield that developments are happening. fighters loyal to abd-rabbu mansour hadi have taken control of aden's international air force, or what is left of it. they have been making significant advances to recapture the southern port city which, if they do will tip the balance. they call this operation golden arrow, the first time fighters on the ground engaged with a joint operation with a saudi-led opposition which has been conducting air strikes for almost three months. these pictures show new reinforcements including armoured personnel carriers driven by pro-abd-rabbu mansour hadi fighters. they captured areas home to compounds, and the special forces military base. >> translation: we are going to focus our attention on other

the collaboration led to the houthi's defeat in the southern port city. president hadi says it's a first in a series of victories that will lead to him regaining control of the country. >>> israeli forces have shot dead a 52-year-old palestinian man in the occupied west bank as they tried to arrest his son. it happened at the man's home in hebron. he was shot several times in the chest as he tried to help his son who was shot in the leg. there have been weeks of violence in the occupied palestinian territories, as israel carries out arrest operations. on wednesday troops shot dead a man during a raid on several houses. last month soldiers killed a palestinian who opened fire at troops at a checkpoint. israelis have killed at least 16 palestinians in the west bank since the beginning of the year. >>> israel is expected to approve an additional 906 new housing units in existing illegal settlements. the slowdown had been attributed to u.s. pressure. any new announcement will come just days after a visit by the u.s. defense secretary. >>> the iranian presiden

♪ yemen's exiled government declares the southern port city of adan has been liberated but the fightingoes on. ♪ >> hello. this is al jazeera, live from doha. on the program: angela merkel tells german mps to back an 85 million greek bail-out. >> few answers and still no justice for 298 people killed when the jet was brought down. >> a gunman kills .4 marines at a u.s. navy building in tennessee. >> yemen's government says the southern port city of aden has been liberated from houthi rebels. the leadership in exile says the province is under the control of fighters loyal to the government. the announcement comes after they took control of aden's seaport and its international airport. senior officials return after three months after being forced today flee. they are told the victory is still ongoing to the city. they say they are battling houthi and rebel malitias on pockets on the outskirts. a political analyst tells us there are still pockets of houthi fighters wen aden but that they are being cleared out. >> there have been airstrikes in aden small clashes. but they are being cleared

. >>> yemen's exiled government declares that the southern port city of aden has been liberated. the fighting goes on. >>> german m.p.s are on vote on the 85 billion euro greek bailout. ♪ ♪ >>> growing calls to investigate the downing of mh17. britain has joined the netherlands and australia in pushing for u.n. support. saying justice must be delivered for the victims. you rain vinnie m.ukrainian m.p.s have gathered. 298 people aboard the malaysia airlines plane were killed. 2/3 of them were dutch. early investigations suggest a russian-made missile was used toe take down the plane as it flew over rebel-held territory. emma hayward is in moscow for us. before we get to russian reaction, just talk us through the ceremony and how it's being marked today. >> reporter: well, jane, there has been a small ceremony in the village close to the crash site around 30 pima tending. coming from different local villages. there is another events, though, taking place right now where a cruz fix is being taken to the crash side, a plaque there is also going to be dedicated. i understand this has

here in a southern eastern city, many representatives from nongovernmental organizationses are meeting out a joints response to what they fear is a theft to the already fragile peace process between the p.k.k. and the government. >> we call on the people of turkey to show solidarity. the only way of doing this is to stand up against these policies. >> reporter: only last month most of these people were celebrating the electoral success of the pro-kurdish winning seats in parliament foot first time. now they want to lift the i minute at this of m.p.s of being linked what they call terror group the president under juan is raising questions of whether they can carry on the peace talks. >> i don't think it's possible to care irrelevant on a peace process with those that take aim at our national security and brotherhood in this country. >> reporter: erdogan says that having embark odd an offensive against terrorism turkey won't be backing off. neither the p.k.k. north government have officially said that the peace process is over. but it's never looked more fragile. one newly-elected pro-ku

on monday, as the group held its precedent in the southern city, things were going well at first but he grew tired of holding up the banner under the hot sun. in this video, you can see him move away. then the blast. >> if i had been patient, he says if it awaited just four more seconds, i would be with my brothers now. like many other members of the kurdish population, he is pointing the finger of blame toward turkey's government. he's particularly offended by how officials handled the aftermath of the blast telling me the army arrived before an ambulance. >> after an explosion he asks, should you send an ambulance or an armored vehicle. anger and anxiety appear to be on the rise. some say the attack not only underscores just how much of a theft isil has become, but also highlights the volatile relationship between turkey's government and its kurdish population. here at the crossing on turkey's border with syria the threat by isil members cannot be overstated. now while turkey has sent military reinforcements here, many kurds we've spoken with say those measures simply around enough

. >>> in yemen there's been more fighting in the southern city of aden. [ explosion ] >> 19 houthi fighterss loyal to president hadi have been killed. there have been clashes since sunday to recapture an area in the city which earlier fell to the houthis. >>> doctors in aden say at least 260 people have died of mosquito-born diseases in recent weeks. they are spreading quickly because of bad sanitation in the city. >>> elsewhere in other southern districts, the rebels are stopping food and medicine from being delivered into the cities. hospitals are running out of medicines and fuel is in short supply. this man says even before the conflict, the humanitarian situation in yemen was not good. >> yemen has been for many years a difficult place to operate because of the general incurty. and they tried to adapt to the respective circumstances. of course with the intensification of the military operations it is getting increasingly difficult to find a space for humanitarian operations. there is the air war going on and ground fighting going on and therefore, negotiating access and transport and s

marines have been killed after a gunman opened fire, in the southern city of chattanooga. the fbi says police quickly killed the attacker while a number of officers are also injured. this is a sad day for the united states. these service meshes served their country with prize, and they have been the victims of these shootings. we are conducting this as an act of domestic terrorism. the f bii is now in charge of this investigation and i will turn over when i get through to the special agent in charge so discuss with you what he can and what he will about this on going investigation. >> i have nothing but praise, and admiration and congratulations to the city of chattanooga police department. >> let's get the latest now in washington, d.c. what other investigation has there been about the attack. >> well, the government whose gnaw been named. he was born in 1990, he was a naturalized u.s. citizen from kuwait, he lived in the area where the shooting took place. beyond that shootings in two different locations % of all in a recruiting area, he then travel add few kilometers to

it is after taking the strategic southern city from the houthi rebels that the saudis announced a ceasefire called by the deposed president, abd rabbu mansour hadi. >> the goal of the new truce is to help lift the siege on cities and reach those areas with much needed humanitarian aid. it is also another opportunity for the houthis. >> the saudis say the houthis are out of touch and coalition at positions on ta'izz on friday but a residential area was also hit. dozens were killed. houthi activists uploaded this video which appears to show injured women and children. al jazeera cannot verify the authenticity. yemeni military and pro-hadi militia, we want to build a modern civil state for us and our children. >> back in yemen the signs are everywhere. journalists are trying to document the damage. aid agencies have welcomed the brief pause but are calling for a ceasefire to reach those who need aid. >> the situation is very dire. those who need urgent humanitarian assistance, all sectors health care, quarter food, shelter and all the rest so we desperately need a resolution to the conflict. >

. >> al jazeera has obtained exclusive footage of the battle over the southern yemeni city of aden. sawed backed government forces have retaken control of the main port in the city a day after they seized the airport from houthi fighters. we have the latest. >> with no movement on the diplomatic front in yemen it's on the battlefield that developments are happening. fighters loyal to president adou rabbo mansour hadi have taken control of aden's international airport, or what's left of it. they have made significant advance to say recapture the southern port city, which if they do would tip the balance in this war. they call this operation golden arrow. it's the first time fighters on the ground have engaged in a joint operation with the and you had led coalition, which has been conducting airstrikes for almost three months now. these exclusive pictures show new reinforcements, armored personnel carriers driven by pro hadi fighters. tuesday, they managed to capture the area, home to several security compounds including the coast guard and the special forces military base. >> we've g

man gunned down three soldiers near toulouse while three more were attacked with a knife in the southern city of nice in february. anchor: back to tennessee to get the latest on the developing story in chattanooga an attack now being treated as an act of domestic terrorism. the suspected shooter, according to the fbi believed to have lived in the chattanooga area at the time of the shooting. the fbi special agents in charge -- special agent in charge said that local law enforcement quickly neutralized the attacker but not before he had killed four marines at one of the naval reserve centers attac ked. it's now known that both shooting locations were naval reserve recruiting facilities in chattanooga. that's according to the fbi an attack now being investigated as an act of domestic terrorism in which we talk to people died, as well as the shooter -- in which four people died, as well as the shooter, so five people died. we will continue following that over the course of the evening as more details emerge. now, it was a vote that mark a shift -- that marked a shift in what had been japan's def

earlier they took control of the southern city before the fightersfighters were killed. several ministers loyal to the exiled president have been meeting for the first time since they were pushed out of the port city. they are trying to find ways to take control of other provinces under rebel control. >>> north koreans are heading to the polls to vote in local elections. they are held every four years to vote for city council. these are the first local elections since kim jung ung came to power. we are joined from seoul. given that there can only be one name on the ballot papers, how important are the elections? what's the point? >> there are a number of reasons to have this. of course, the country itself is called the democratic people's rub ofrepublic of korea. we might see these in other parts of the world. there is more than one party in north korea but they come under the leadership of the workers party. and there is only one name on each ballot paper. what it does allow for the leadership to put in place people it wants to that owe allegiance to kim jung ung. this

and in the southern city of ta'izz four fighters loyal to the president abd rabbu mansour hadi were also killed. for the south in the port city of aden, forces shows no signs of letting up neither does humanitarian crisis. the lives of ordinary yemeni people are increasingly being affected. of the 25 million living in the country. oxfam is now warning that 80% needs aid. it's becoming clearer every day that opposing the fighting can't come soon enough. abdullah al-shami, al jazeera. >> leaders are gathering in the canadian province of ontario for a climate summit. ahead of the climate summit in paris. from toronto daniel lack reports. >> reporter: this two day meeting has been called by the government of canada's largest province ontario. what they're bringing together is other subnational governments. big city mayors, al gore and others notable by its absence canada's federal government. they've chosen not to send anyone. that's all too indicative of a country not taking climate change seriously. >> you have people from across the americas and it's really embarrassing that canada's own

they traveled to the southern city where fighting has been taking place between militia loyalist and rebels. "bbc world news america." you are watching still to come, giving greece a lifeline after tough reform measures. the eu agrees to provide a short-term loan. human rights watch says the australian government's policy of resettling has been a disaster. the government has rejected the criticism saying offshore resettlement have them the lower of refugees arriving by boat. john donaldson reports from sydney. >> this is where australia outsourced its asylum seeker problem. the policy of holding asylum-seekers in offshore camps is no stranger to criticism. but the latest report are especially damaging. a disaster, it said, with more than 800 50 people detained, seemingly indefinitely. under the deal signed two years ago, australians agreed to pay $400 million to this impoverished nation. not only to house the detention center, but also to resettle refugees. human rights watch says more asylum-seekers have died than have been successfully resettled. the australian government says the

one demonstrator was killed in the southern city of jiran. many feel their voices haven't been heard. people would ask me where are you from? should i really say america? i was in my home on january 31st. when at 9:00 in the morning, four men from the intelligence ministry came to my home. i would be taken to evan that evening. roxana saberi jailed in tehran. >> i was interrogated for several hours. blindfolded, facing a wall up to four men, i was in solitary confinement for seven days. >> the charges against her are baseless. she has been subjected to a process that has been nontransparent, unpredictable, arbitrary. >> and people were calling for my freedom, i wasn't alone. >> was told about half hour ago that she will be free as of today. >> welcome [applause] >> i'm so happy to be back home in the land of the free. >> i went to iran because i wanted to learn more about my father's native country and to learn the language. and i learned to love the country. and definitely i hope to go back some day. >> joining me is roxana saberi, she's a c

yemen's exiled government declares that the southern port city of aden has been liberated. >>> memorialervices are held in ukraine and around the world to mark one year since mh 17 was shot down overrebel territory. >>> plus musicians spread of message of peace and burundi prepares for presidential elections. ♪ >>> in yemen, the exiled government has declared the port city of aden has liberated from houthi rebels. president hadi says the province is now under control of fighters loyal to his government. but as natasha ghoneim reports there is still fighting in some areas. >> reporter: there were smiles for the camera and cheers all around and fighters in aden continue to soak in what is hoped to be a game-changing victory. these fighters have fight for almost 4 months to drive out the houthi rebels in aden. fighting with the houthis continues on the outskirts. >> translator: there are [ inaudible ]. we will definitely by the help of god clear up this area in the next few days and feel victory. >> reporter: president hadi says aden will be the first in a series of victories. but the hout

these shallow 6.4 quake struck northwest of the southern city of hoton.the government says at least 3,000 homes have collapsed or were seriously damaged. 1,000 tent are being sent to the region. >>> elsewhere in the world, five people dead after an explosion rocked a chemical plant in south korea. one person still missing after that blast. exact cause of the explosion is under investigation. the victims were welding when that explosion took place. >>> california congressman taking our state's water concerns to washington. the bay area news group reports representative jerry mic persony plans to seek medical funding for 27 recycled projects. all but six of it those projects are based in the bay j the water coalition is behind the proposed project. in addition to medical funding they will apply for money through california's prop 1 which allocates money for water related projects. >>> south bay residents are a little ticked with their water provider after they were told they could get landscaping rebates to replace their brown lawns. the santa clara water d

it's after taking this strappedegic southern city from rebels that the saudi-led coalition announced a 5 day pause in its campaign at the request of the president hadi to allow in humanitarian aid. saudi arabia warns it will respond to any attacks. the goal of the new trust. much needed humanitarian aid. it is another opportunity for the houthis the houthis say the saudi-led government is out of touch with the realities on the ground t coalition strikes hit several houthi petitions in taiz province but officials say a residential area was hit, including a shelter for internally displaced people. dozens were killed. houthi activists up load they had individual which appears to show bodies of women and children. al jazeera cannot independently verify the pictures. very little aid has made it through and the humanitarian situation has become worse. roads have been damaged or are being held by fighters. in western parties, yemeni military and pro-houthi tribes say they have held off advances and their fortifying positions. our goal is to help them in full and help those displaced to go b

i said i wonder why i like them, that was in washington which was even then in 81ry in more southern city why do i like them it's corn. senator save it for the memoir which brings us us to chapter 37 my grits awakening. look, although as it turns out that contains a bizarre twist. >> what i have on my grits which the southerners would turn their nose to sweet 'n low a brooklyn product 1200 jobs? brooklyn are sweet 'n low jobs direct and indirect so i eat a lot of this stuff (laughter) >> jon: that's [bleep] weird that's weird is that like a constituent service i'm from brooklyn so i have to use as much sweet 'n low. during the winter i don't salt my driveway a sweet 'n low my drivie. every year for hanukkah we hide the sweet 'n low. how do i take my coffee you guessed it black followed by three months of sweet 'n low. enough talking about food in the diner. can we get to the historic nuclear deal? >> let's start with this. have you read the deal. >> not yet. i've been so busy this week in washington. (laughter) . >> jon: how many sweet 'n low was it take to kill myself, how many we'll be

looking at just the actual air temperatures around some of the southern cities, st.tter than everybody is charleston, dallas, into the 90s right now and they have to deal with the humiditiment looking at the temperature outlook looking ahead toward the end of july looks like we steam it up more across the mississippi valley, here at home does look as though we will be ever so slightly above average. it will show up in the eyewitness weather seven day for you but talking dew point, in other words, humidity level so crucial what you want to be talking about when looking at the humidity levels and how it pertains, the lower the dew point, the drier the air is, when you have light wind like we do right now another great hair day. 52 degrees for dew point, 65 is about the point where it feels uncomfortable, or steamy, to us, so, this, i know erika's favorite graphic, awesome outside right now, between base lit the low and mid 50's on the dew point what we like to call the comfort index. that will will change, however, as we jump forward in this forecast, notice, the line

the shallow 6.4 quake struck northwest of the southern city of hoton.three dozen homes have collapsed or were seriously damaged. about a thousand tents are being sent to that region to help people get some sort of shelter. >>> 4:37. you need relief from the heat? let's see how hot it's going to get today. checking in with meteorologist kari hall. >> and as we start out this morning we've been tracking a few showers that have been moving across the central valley and moving across the north bay as well, but a lot of that fizzling out as you wake up this morning. the only rainfall that we were able to pick up was between santa rosa and bodega bag and it was less than 100s of an inch. not a lot of rain as we head into a july 4th weekend. burlingame reaching 84, mission 73 degrees, 83 in in napa, the high reaching 84 degrees in free mon and pleasanton topping out at 90 degrees. so overall a very nice day, still warm in the tri-valley, but at least we don't have to deal with some triple digits and unbearable heat as we get ready for the long weekend. now let

. >>> in yemen houthi fighters have been pushed out of the international airport in the southern city. fighters loyal to the exiled yemeni president aided by the saudi-led coalition have also taken over the city's police headquarters. the battle for yemen's second largest city has been going on for four months. >>> the you were says nearly 1.4 million people have been displaced in ukraine since the conflict began last year. a ceasefire agreement signed five months ago seems longer for gotten. fighting is forcing people to leave their homes on a daily basis but for some residents that's not an option, charles stratford reports from the eastern city of donetsk. >> reporter: 76-year-old valentina has got used to the gunfire and shelling close by. she built her house with her mother and has lived here more than 50 years. >> translator: the house will cry for me if i leave. i would feel like i am betraying my home if i go. i will sit here until they bomb me. the house looks at me and sees that i am still alive. and so it lives on too. >> reporter: value edge tina talks to her friend who br

i remember took control of the southern city of aden.ore the fighters were later killed in fighting with the houthis. meanwhile, in aden, several ministers loyal to exiled president hadi have been meeting for the first time since houthis were pushed out of the port city. trying to find ways to take control of other provinces under rebel control. two of iran's leaders have spoken out about the country's land mark nuclear deal with world powers, their tones have been very different. iran's supreme leader ayatollah khomeini tried to pleas hard liners disappointed by the agreement. he assured the policy to what he called are calls an arrogant united states will not change. he added that u.s. policies in the region were in stark contrast to iranian interests and described the nuclear deal as an exception. >> translator: whether the deal is approved or disproved, we will never stop supporting our friends in the region and the people of palestine yemen syria, iraq, bahrain lebanon even after this deal and our policies towards the air gaps u.s.

. >> yemen's exiled government declares the southern port city of aden has been liberated. >> memorial services held in ukraine and around the world to mark one year since m.h.17 was shot down over rebel territory. >> australia's cricket ears are piling on, we've got an update coming up. japan's government forced to back down over tokes controversial olympic stadium. >> the germ map michigan p.'s backed a new bailout for greece. german chancellor angela merkel said it was the last chance to resolve the crisis. urging support for the 85 billion euro package of support, she told parliament it would be irresponsible to refuse to help greece. let's go to berlin now. dominic kane live for us there. how many of the lawmakers voted no? >> 439 members of the parliament voted in favor of the motion, which means that 65 members of governing parties chose not to vote yes. 119 members voted no, and 40 abstained, which means that there was a substantial number of supporters of angela merkel's party who chose not to endorse her position. with me here outside the parliament is the leftwing party. cou

it's after take this is that team i can southern city from hugyhuge houthi held that his they announced pause in the aerial campaign, saying the truce comes at the press of the president hadi to allow in humanitarian aid. but saudi arabia warns it will responsibility to any houthi attacks. >> translator: the goal of the new tuesday is to help the cities and reach areas with much-needed humanitarian aid. it is also another opportunity for the houthis. >> reporter: the houthis say the saudi-backed government is out of touch with the reality on the ground and saudi strikes are killing many civilians coalition strikes hit several positions on friday but the rebels say a residential area was hit including a shelter for internally displaced people. dozens were killed. houthi activists up loaded this video which appears to show bodies of women and children al jazerra cannot independently verifies the pictures. fresh battles in it. i'm z. mean very little aid has made it through. roads have either been dals are being --damaged or being held by fighters. they say they have held off houthi advanc

officials say the tests will get under way next wednesday cyr the southern city of toulouse.tever happened to mh-370 last year, a u.s. intelligence report inferred it began in the cockpit with somebody -- somebody -- taking the jet off course on purpose. i want to get straight to reunion island now and cnn's them ma al bagger. them ma, has the flap left for france? >> we're hoping that it will leave in the next few hours. this is such a delicate process, randi, we have video in that shows you how sensitively they're having to handle this. you see a whole escort of pol e police. it's being carefully wrapped. every segment about this plane wing will be important to the investigators. any kind of stray united nations on than surface. the plant life the barnacles on this. that will tell them what kind of water it was, the metal deposit levels will give them some kind of geographical locator. how deep it went. so all of this is very important and officials are trying to get it to france in as good shape as they can there is some concern about delay. initially we thought they would

it this has been a tough year for the publicly traded railroads and csx down 12 norfolk southern down and kansas city 12% and most were trading at all-time highs since last november with the group leading the market lower yet again as part of today's china-driven slo sell-off. some of the big of the cargos have been plummeting in volume especially coal which seems to be a long-term secular decline and also crude oil which is now too cheap to ship them by rail in many chases and even agriculture and west coast slowdown did not unpack these issueses and help you understand why owning a railroad has been such a bad bet and why i don't think that will change any time soon. and we know coal production has been steadily fallen year after year after year in the u.s. and the decline had been gradual and coal production fallen by 2.5% per year. coal was bad, but it wasn't so bad that it would wreck the earnings of the rails that shipped the stuff, but since 2015 began, the decline in coal production has sharpened dramatically. according to the energy information administration coal production has dropped 8.8%

some 1200 prisoners have been freed after militants stormed a prison in the southern city of taiz. the majority of the escapees were foreign fighters. taiz has been the scene of fighting between the rebels. >>> the transasia airways plane that crashed in february shut off the work engine after the other lost power. that according to a source with a new report in the investigation. the crash which was captured on dash board videos compelling unbelievable video there, killed 43 people on board. the latest report is set to be released on thursday. soon after the crash aviation officials said they would examine the possible that the crew turned off the left engine. >>> the death toll in indonesia is rising following the devastating plane crash in a residential neighborhood in medan. this comes as officials try to figure out what brought the plane down. cnn's david -- joins me from jar jakarta. do they have any more insights? >> reporter: a lot of questions and not a lot of answers 24 hours after this plane went down in medan. this could have been a lot worse. this is a city with more t

getting reports saudi arabia-backed yemeni fighters have taken over the main port in yemen in the southern city of aden and the adjoining district. that is according to people there. part of an offensive against the houthi group. that battle has been going on of course, in yemen for several months. this coming from the reuters news agency local gunmen supported by the saudi-led arab coalition have been fighting for three months to oust what they see as ryanian allied houthi forces who advanced into the city back in march and april. that is all the information that we have now. we'll bring you more on that as and when we get it >>> now, after more than two decades somali's banana farmers are making a comeback. it was once the largest exporter of bananas in africa. the industry was destroyed by fill war. we have this report on how farmers and traders are again making prove its -- profits. it's a scramble to get the bananas to the dining tables. these farmers work six days a week to meet the growing demand more those in the somali capital. >> i cut bananas for one to three vehicles, and we sell th

>> meantime in yemen some 1200 prisoners have been freed after militants stormed a prison in a southern cityf taiz. taiz has been the scene of fierce battles between yemeni fighters rebel and rebels. >>> the investigation in to a prison break in new york state is expanding. details coming up. >>> recovery operations are underway in indonesia after a deadly plane crash. we will go there live for the latest. introducing the kelley blue book price advisor. the powerful tool that shows you what should pay. it gives you a fair purchase price that's based on what others recently paid for the same new car and kelley blue book's trusted pricing expertise. kbb.com automated voice: to file a claim, please state your name. carnie wilson. thank you. can you hold on? ♪ hold on for one more day ♪ really? hey, i know there's pain. why do you lock yourself up in these chains? ♪ ♪ this would be so easy if you had progressive. our mobile app would let you file a claim and help you find one of our service centers where we manage the entire repair process. things will go your way if you hold on. [ sighs ] somed

earlier they regained control of the southern part city of aden. 90 self be ministers loyal to the be loyalty of abd rabbu mansour hadi. >> government is keeping a daily cash withdrawal limit of the 60 euros but has raced the fienltd day as 4 many e-rks 25 of 2005. customers will not be allowed to transfer cash aboard. rchlts. >>> mohammed jamjun visited an athens hospital and spoke to the workers there about the challenges they faced. >> today at the hospital dr. tao ranorof, pleased pleerts we have about one and a half million unbloid people. three need completely help. >> dr.yanaros, a former military commando and director of the hospital is a revolutionary at heart. now matter what the situation he's dedicated to hip as many people as possible. >> nobody's going to tell us when we'll live and when we'll die. we treat everyone the same. >> he tells me the be medical budgets have been lashed medical ration is heart to do, even the nimble slice of a surgeon would have hard time cutting through it. >> we don't call financing proceed colts. >> the sickly economy has men that no people

city since the conflict began. members of hadi's cabinet are returning to the southern port city for the first time since fighting forcedm to leave. >> translator: we will announce within the coming few days that we have secured the entire city of aden and return home. this is part of a plan to ensure return of all members of the yemeni government to the city where the government will be based. it's a work towards liberating the rest of the country. >> reporter: hadi and his cabinet had been attempting to run the country from aden but they were forced to flee several months ago, as the country slipped further into conflict. this week government forces retook the international airport in aden. >> translator: congratulations to the people of aden. >> reporter: but in the city of ta'izz people were offering condolences instead. hospitals were filled with the dead and injured after shelling in a residential area. sources say eight civilians and at least 46 houthi and rebel militia fighters were killed. yemenese were supposed to see a lull in fighting and get access to much-needed aid. the u.n. brokerered a trust last friday

fighting between houthi rebels and popular resistance forces in the southern city of aiden. i fighters and 5 local resistance fighters have been killed. clashes since sunday to recapture an area in the city which filtered the houthis earlier. doctors in aiden say at least 260 people have died of moss to born infections in week like may malaria and elsewhere in other southern districts the rebels are stopping food and medicine being delivered to the city and hospitals are running out of medicine and fuel is also in short supply. it is deadline day in vienna foreign ministers of six world powers meeting with i ran counterparts for a last-minute breakthrough on tehran's nuclear program and ballistic missile program and arms embargo are sticking points and wants international sanctions to be lifted which slashed the oil exports and james base has been covering this since it started and extensions and deadlines that have come through what is your feeling from the world around there about the possibility of a deal actually happening today? >> i fear, kamal, we might get another bri

southern port where shia fighters were pushed out the government wants to reassert control. >> the sounds of cheering fireworks and gunshots. as people celebrated the biggest defeat in the cityce the conflict began. members of the compiled president are returning to the southern port city for the first time fighting forced them to leave he will announce within the coming few days we have secured the entire city and have returned home. this is mart of a manage to the city, where the government will be based and work towards liberating the rest of the company. >> after houthis rebels drove them out of the capitol last september they were forced to three several months ago as the country slips further into conflict. this week, forces retook the airport in adan. congratulations to the people of adan. >> but in the city, people were offering condolences instead. hospitals were filled with the dead and injuries after shelling in a residential area sources say eight civilians and at least 46 fighters before killed. they were supposed to see a low in fighting and get access to much needed aid but the u.n. brokered a truce to give agencies safe passage to dangerous areas. but i fell

monday that we saw a suicide bomber attacking a group of socialists fairly young activists in the southern city at least 32 people that attack blamed by turkey on isis. we have a very difficult and complex situation that has really unfolded since that terrorist attack took place. turkey launching a very widespread anti terrorism operation over the last few days rounding up at least 600 individuals affiliated according to turkish authorities with both isis and the pkk. turkey also launching those air strikes against isis targets in syria and against the pkk in northern iraq and those strikes against the pkk caused the organization to come out and effectively declare the cease-fire dead and now 24 hours later you have this attack this ambush on turkish soldiers that left two dead and another four wounded. so yes, a lot of concerns. the violence could potentially escalate here george. >> you gave a long list there. let's recap. talking about the stepped up attacks in syria and also against the pkk, against isis as well. talking about the arrests. you'll remember the arrests of these terror suspect