. >> in yemen at least 22 people have been killed when three suicide bombers attacked the southern city of aden. one car bomb went off near a military checkpoint. the other two explosions hit check boints ocheckpoints on a o coalition. >>> suicide bomber blew himself up it happened as trophies were being presented afte after a fol match in iskandamia. >>> hajji imam died in a ride in syria. u.s. be secretary of defense ash carter refused to be pulled in. we are systematically elimination i.s.i.l.'s cabinet. indeed the u.s. military killed several key i.s.i.l. terrorists this week. including we believe hajji imam who was an i.s.i.l. senior leader, serving as a finance minister and also responsible for external affairs and plots. he was a well nonterrorist within i.s.i.l.'s ranks. >> this is hajji imam. this is the second time he's been declared dead. the iraqis believed they killed him last year. the americans couldn't confirm that then. in the days after the attacks on brussels they believe this is an important victory. >> that is what we're doing eliminating the people who are directin

at least 60 people were killed in fighting in the southern city of taiz. forces loyal to president abd rabbuh mansur hadi say that it will allow aid into the area for the first time. let's go to the editor in chief. >> there are major games. you have hundreds of troops on different sides. right now they're flexing their muscles and there are ups and downs. they have strong abilities. >> can i ask what is behind such a sudden change? because taiz has been we seened for a very long time. it's been under a houthi blockade as pro government forces are making gains now. what's behind that? >> many scenarios. but the closest are the troops who fight long side the houthis. these crops allow them to gain quick ground. so many different scenarios from the houthi side was robbed. it is not the largest city in yemen. and the backbone of the yemen opposition. the islam party. a defeat in power they're explaining that it is a very fluid situation in the city of taiz right now. pro government forces in yemen have made significant gains around that city. so this is quite

this crash occurred in a southern city. an estimated 60 people were on board. again we are continuing to monitor the latest developments. happening there on the ground. we will keep you posted with the latest updates. >>> many of you tuned into the national arboretum's eagle cam and got to witness the birth of one of two eaglets this morning. another nest is getting a lot of attention and this one is in alexandria. these eagle parents nicknamed george and ma that appear to have some of their own. >> there's one in particular that's garn ared a lot of attention. there's no web cam or national spotlight but it is part of the view that some people say they would not trade the world for. >> mom's not moving. >> reporter: on this quiet alexandria street, way up in the trees just above the gw parkway only describe as. >> breath taking. i'll just watch the bald eagles fly by. >> look closely and you'll see it. it's a nest. and while we've met mr. and mrs. president at the national arboretum, this is george and martha's home. >> i'm watching my eagles. they were here l

. >> she believes she had an obligation to tell her patients to reconsider travel to certain southern cities. >> it's a while until we know what is happening in the areas. and we need to just be aware of what is coming and think about unnecessary travel. >> that's one doctor in the seattle area and what do bay area hospitals here have to say? >> more from them coming up at 6:00. >>> the california minimum wage willing go up to 15 bucks an hour. they agreed on that bump today and that means this will not end up on the ballot. the change will take time. most wages will increase 1 $per year 1 dollar per year. >> and it will help our entire state to much better for its citizens. >> the increase boosts pay for 6.5 million californians. more at 6:00. >>> meantime, teachers and other faculty could strike next month if they don't get raises. they want a 5% pay increase. administrators said they can only give 2%. if they can't come up with an agreement, a strike is set at all campuses. >>> long shore men are not happy their schedule was changed to start 15 minutes earlier. this shut down of the conta

that's nearly a decade after japan's first bullet train connected tokyo with the southern city of osaka. it will take travellers four hours to reach the designation saving an hour. it stretches for nearly 150 kilometers. it is home to famous ski resorts, national park and geothermal springs >> translation: it is finally completed. it is not only only a very happy moment but also a moment we hope will help with increasing tourism and boosting the local economies there. >> reporter: the line also runs through a 54 kilometer undersea tunnel. at 240 metres below sea level, it is the deepest operational main lined dunl in the world. official tz say they hope to extend the line to the northern ied city by 2030 >>> bitcoin once a dirty word is getting interest from major banks who like the technology behind the payment system and its independence from the global banking sector. >> reporter: this cafÉ holds a ewe neat place in the state of florida. it is home to the only bit coin cash machine around. >> we start and our first steps to go ahead an scan your id >> reporter: it is parliament of a

the first section to the southern city is already completed. >> reporter: this is where the dream began in 1936 when a railway linking the city. but it was never completelied. the central railway station that was supposed to be built here never saw the light of day. at the new terminal station several trains are already parked awaiting official inauguration later this year, but opposition leaders doubt 91.8 billion dollar project will have the desired impact. they haven't planned in advance for this railway. it is purely electoral. it has no validity or positive impact. it could be more useful in the mining areas. >> translation: we cannot defeat hunger through talking. we need to act. a railway is the best means to transport goods and people and achieve economic development. niger is also a mining country. it will help us transport our minerals >> reporter: on the backs of the river, boatsmen say they will be happy to stop using their wooden boats to ship goods if they can do it by train. >> by ship, i can do it by rail >> reporter: they had to rely on trucks for the long journey to tr

to yemen where at least 25 people have been killed when three suicide bombers attacked the southern city of aden. one car bomb went off near a military check point. the other two explosions hit check points on a road leading to a base leading to the saudi-led coalition. fighters linked to i.s.i.l. have claimed responsibility. the bombings come on the first anniversary of the saudi-led campaign in yemen. several people have been questioned in belgium today following the arrests yesterday. they came after tuesday's attacks in brussels. that has given rise to fears among belgian muslims. jacky rowland has met some members of their community. >> reporter: a solemn moment of commemoration. students at this islamic school in brussels have just learned that their gym teacher was along those killed in the metro bottoming. the school governors are still digesting the news. they're shocked and they're also angry. >> translation: we can't be anything but angry and reject the beliefs of these people who claim to be muslims. there is no religion in the world that advocates killing human beings. >> re

. >>> fighting between yemeni houthis and the government are getting worse in the southern city of ta'izzes loyal to the president are trying to take control over ta'izz. troops are reported to have taken control of the old airport which has been described as a big victory. >>> in europe refugees are continuing to head to greece despite the possibility that they may be turned around. 13 refugees were rescued from a tiny dingy that they were using to cross the aegean sea from turkey. the rescued refugees are understood to have come from pakistan. >>> greece says it believes it can and hopes to entity the crowded refugee camp on the boarder with macedonia within two weeks. there are 14,000 refugees being held at the camp as their onward journey through macedonia is still blocked. fights over food handouts occur regularly. many of the people are reportly ill. one syrian man has been using his skills to help pay for his onward journey. he has been cutting hair to earn money, along with his pregnant wife and 3-year-old daughter. he left syria 25 days ago. >> translator: i have my wife. she is

in yemen at least 25 people have been killed when three suicide bombers attacked the southern city of aden. one car bomb went off near a military check point. the other two explosions were on a road. fighters linked to i.s.i.l. have claimed responsibility. several people have been arrested in a series of police raids across brussels as part of the investigation into tuesday's bomb attacks. on thursday three arrests were made just outside the prosecutor's office in the city center in brussels. one person was deand and two others were arrested elsewhere. one man on friday identified allows torfika was wounded in the leg and p arrested. another man was arrested. another man was shot and wounded after failing to respond to orders. while he was lying on the ground, a bomb skod checked for explosives. he is under investigation to links to another person who was arrested in paris on thursday for a foiled terror plot there. >> translation: we have had success in fighting the terrorists in brussels and paris. there have been arrests. we know there are other networks. a number of members being

washington, she believes she has an obligation to tell her patients to reconsider travel to certain southern cities. >> it will be a while till we actually know what's happening in these areas and we need to just be aware of what's coming and think about unnecessary travel. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix5. >>> there's a closed door meeting tomorrow morning where fisherman and whole salers will try to set the price of cab. today local crab sellers got their first look at the first dungeness catch of the commercial season. one buyer we talked to out in bodega bay says the crabs were excellent with a good meat to weight ratio, but now weather has become a bit of a factor. winds clocked in today more than 35 knots. >>> small craft advisories and gale warnings well offshore with all the winds in the flatlands. it's whipping up waves and surf creating some problems. as we look out towards the bay bridge tonight, a bit of a chill in the area, 52 in the bay area, same thing for concord. all the showers have moved south out of the bay area and it looks like we'll be dry right through the rest of the week. h

amateur historian raymond keen says other southern cities have done a much better job of preserving the past. >> atlanta just has a different attitude. it's always been a progressive town. it's been a mercantile town. it's been interested in profit, and they have just torn down sad demolished everything really old. >> they're not up-to-date and expensive to maintain. they're not in the least bit modern or suitable for modern living. >> reporter: white atlanta's history is often hard to spot, it does still exist perched on a hill surrounded by magnolia trees awaiting a buyer. >> oh, i'd love to see it. if i had the money and i wasn't interested in making money, i'd love to see it look like it does now in some way. i like how big and important it looks and how different it looks. >> reporter: gone with the wind the other structures may be, but not the columns. >> frankly my dear, i don't give a damn. >> reporter: representing the old south, but for how long? robert ray, al jazeera, atlanta. >>> thanks for watching. i'm stephanie sy. >>> this is al jazeera. >>> welcome to the al jazeera ne

a surveillance camera in a nearby building caught the crash in the southern city of rostov-on-don. the jet was making its second attempted landing in high wind and low visibility when it hit the runway and burst into flames. the runway was covered with fragments of the 737 jet which belonged to fly dubie airline. company officials offered their condelences. >> everyone in our company is, indeed, shocked and our hearts go out to all loved ones of those involved. >> russian air safety investigators say they recovered the voice and data recorder. they are. >> there is word tonight that the united airlines has agreed to reinstate 13 flight attendants after they refused to fly on a jet with what they call threatening graffiti which happened in san francisco airport in july of 2014 on a 747 bound for hong kong. a message was scrawled in the grounds near the tail of the aircraft which said here by by and showed two images of faces. the flight attendants wanted united to condition duct a security screening of the jet. united turned down that request and the flight attendants refused to fly

she believes she has an obligation to tell her patients to reconsider travel to certain southern cities it will be awhile before we know what is happening in these areas. and we need to just be aware of what is coming and think about unnecessary travel. >> reporter: joe vazquez kpix 5. >>> the san francisco insurance commissioner will hold a hearing to discuss the merger of signa corporation into anthem incorporation. it begins at 1:00 at the department of california insurance. >>> this evening people will have another chance to sound off about tighter restrictions on dogs at the golden gate reck national area. it's the latest in a series of public meetings. it will begin at 6:00 tonight. >>> i think i'm finally awake. >> finally. >> how many cups of hot chocolate did it take? >> about four. and two cups of coffee. >>> a lot of the problems on 680 this morning. we have this one northbound 680 connecting over to westbound 80. it's blocking that connector road. nonjuries but it is out there and blocking one lane. we are starting to see delays on the westbound side of 80 any way as you wor

forgive me for interrupting but you mentioned that these issues have been in play for two years, southern city of karachi, and what we have seen in the past two years would you say that there have been question marks over this as well? >> there is a question mark in terms of the granting of such instead of powers violates people's rights or not. what is interesting however is that after the pesc peshawar at, ction some of those suspects have also been handing as a result of military trials. the real question would not just be about who goes into the homes and apprehends these people. the real question will be if somebody is apprehended on charges of terror whether the civilian courts would try those defendants or whether the civilian courts would. >> speaking to us from l ahor, thank you so much for sharing your views with it. >> thank you barbara. >> pakistani army has tried to gain control of thousands of protesters flooding the streets of islamabad, staining a sit-in near parliament. imran khan error reports. >> thousands came to islamabad celebrating the life, outspoken plorks be salmon sa

charlotte ordinance regarding restrooms, southern city council approved an ordinance use the restroom that identity. senate leader phil berger republican senators and a lieutenant governor to work on blocking the rule. both berger and house speaker, tim moore, says they have return early. april 1. >>> the final group of 82nd airborne division paratroopers returns home today after transferring to baghdad. more than 160 paratroopers and their families will be reunited on green ramp at pope army they deployed to iraq in june 2015. this will be the third group to come home to fort bragg in the past three weeks. >> it has been awesome to see these waves of homecomings. we know you like them as we do too. >> they are so much fun. >> and there will be gorgeous weather for them when they come home. >> how about that? and extended period of warmer than normal temperatures. looking outside it's beautiful. the tall tower camera looking across wake county is beautiful. clear skies at the moment, there may be a few passing clouds later this afternoon. town by town made for dispensing, 49 rocky mou

brent: four workers killed and 22 injured after a scaffold collapsed in the southern mexican city. workers at the cathedral were pouring concrete on its ceiling and the structure was not strong enough to withstand the weight. police are conducting tests on a property found by former football great o.j. simpson. simpson's ex-wife and male friend were stabbed multiple times. the murder weapon was never found. the zika virus is likely linked to a severely formation of the brain among newborns. scientists have found evidence the virus targets key issues. was it bribery? did germany by the right to host the 2006 world cup? that question has been hanging in the air for months. people had hoped an independent auditor would clear that up. we still don't know. it did not find quite a few other things. >> the right to own the 2006, it was less than clear. >> we have no evidence that can't pull it out. -- rule it out. >> it passed through several countries and banks. most notably, the role of german football legend. it was from his bank account the money trailed again. he eventually ended up

these group of beggars started popping up all over the streets in southern cities. the city of new orleans in particular decided to crack down on this large number of beggars in the streets of the french quarters because the wealthy members of new orleans society did not want to interact with these men on a daily basis. in 1883 the city of new orleans posted an event known as corralling of the cripple. city officials went to the street and wounded up wounded veterans and put them in the shakespeare arm house. they realized that many of them were confederate veteran who had no other option to survive in society other than to beg for money. city started to transition the law a little bit where they would say, no begging allowed on the streets unless you are a confederate veteran. that was the loophole. how can you prove you're a confederate veteran. you show them your confederated i.d. card. they didn't have them. you show your uniform. what we find is cases of men who stole uniforms who bought uniforms who confederate men who had been injured and disabled and now put

city. they can now send humanitarian aid and weapons to the southern port city of aden. for the government the latest game is a major development in the push to capture the capital sanaa. >> translation: the siege of taiz was broken. this was a big issue. efforts are huge. >> reporter: the fight to control taiz is far from over. these are houthi fighters trying to hold ground in the area. their stronghold in eastern taiz, but despite the heavy fighting and gain made by government forces, the houthis remain defiant. >> translation: we will destroy them and we will win the fight. >> reporter: this is a funeral of houthi fighters killed trying to defend taiz. the houthis are backed by republican guard units loyal to the former president. the houthis were hoping to expand their presence in yemen and consolidate their grip on power. it is an important battleground for the shia rebels. these are houthi fighters prying to repel a government offensive in the oil rich province. they're trying to breakdown houthi strong holds in the east and the south so that they can move north t

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the airliner from dubai crashed while trying to land at the airport in the southern city of rostov-on-don. a video appears to show the impact. and this video you may find disturbing. well, nbc has not independently verified the video, but you can see as the skylights up there fri om what appears to be a explosion and you see the dust cloud there. it was rainy with poor visibility at the time of the crash. when he made a second attempt to land, the aircraft's tail apparently clipped the runway. investigators believe a gust of wind may have played a role in that crash. >>> there's also new information this morning on the capture of the prime suspect in the paris salah abdeslam is now in police custody. an ambulance thought to be transporting the most wanted terror suspect was spotted this morning. a second suspect was injured in that raid as well. abdeslam had been on the run since november's attacks that killed 130 people. a judge could file an extradition request as early as this weekend. we'll have more on the investigation coming up at 6:30. >>> later today officials will begin testing

gunmen have shot dead two police officers in yemen's southern city of aden. the government is based in the city but is struggling to restore security. many have been forced to endure tough living conditions. >> reporter: these children shouldn't feel out of place in a schoolyard, but there is something wrong with this picture. this school isn't a school any more. it house tz seven families. -- houses seven families. there are many forced from their homes. the classroom has been turned into a makeshift kitchen. the set-up is crude. that's the least of the worries here >> translation: we managed to get some mattresses but we still need to figure out how to feed our kids. we still need health, food, basic supplies to take care of our children >> reporter: war has worsened the situation in yemen which is grappling with wide-spread poverty. more than 80% of the population is in dire need of food, medicine and basic necessities. >> translation: my medical bills are hundreds of dollars a month. there are many like me. there is diabetes, blood pressure. no-one has of

city. they can now send humanitarian aid and weapons from the southern port city of aden.or the government the lates gailatest gain is the capture cap--is the push to capture sanaa. >> the wheels have started to role. it might seem slow but efforts are huge. >> but the fight to control taiz is far from over. these are houthi fighters trying to hold ground in their strong hold in eastern taiz. despite the fighting and gains made by government forces, the houthis remain defiance. >> we'll destroy them. and we'll ruin the fight. >> the houthis hoped to expand their presence in yemen and con sal date their grip on power. the area is an important battleground for the shia rebels. these are houthi fighters trying to repeal a government offensive in the oil and gas-rich province. pro hadi fighters are trying to break down strongholds in the east and south so it can move north to capture the capital. if they can do that the houthis might lose the war. >> refugees stuck on the greek side of the macedonia border has staged another protest on the international trainline there. [ prot

positions manned by the security forces >>> kurds in turkey have been celebrating the new year in the southern city. it's a different scene from last year's celebrations. after months of fighting twine the kurdistan party, and the p.k.k. in december, the turkish army launched military operations using heavy weapons, where the armed group supporters are active. curfews have been in place in the district and the city of desrae. in eight months of fighting turkey said it killed more than 3,000 fighters. police officers and soldiers died. independent searchers say 250 civilians died. with 350,000 displaced to what human rights campaigners. >> we report from where the latest curfew was lifted to allow the celebrations to take place. >> reporter: it's the first kurdish new yeesh since the clash of the ceasefire, every person is checked on entry, for explosive belts, up and down the commercial street. almost every side alley is blocked by armed police. the turkish police followed and filmed every shot. nothing to jeopardize the control. there's no trace left of the flags that used to ply. the military ope

city. now, they say humanitarian aid and weapons from the southern port city of aden, for the government, theatest gain is a major development in the push to capture the capitol, sanaa. >> translator: the siege of taiz was broken. this is a big issue. wheels have started to roll. it might seem slow but the efforts are huge. the fight to control taiz is if a are from over. these are houthi fighters trying to hold ground in japari, a stronghold in eastern taiz. despite heavy fighting and gains made by government forces, the houthis remained quiet. we will destroy them. we will win the fit. >> this is a funeral of houthi fighters killed trying to defend taiz. the houthis are backed by guard units, loyal to former president asala. the houthis were hoping to expand their prince in yemen and consolid ate their grip on power. an important ground for the shia rebels. these are handoouthi fighters tg to rep ella government offensei of the oil and gas-rich province. they are trying to break down houthi strongholds in the east and the south a so that they can move north to capture the capitol. if they d

. >>> a passengers plane on route from dubai has crashed during landing in the southern russia city of rostovandan. this picture apparently shows the fly by dubai crash. we can't independently verify this video. al jazeera's hoda abdel hamid, joins us on the phone. what details are emerging from the situation there? >> there had been a weather warning and there was poor visibility. as we understand it, the plane tried to land on the first approach, and it could not do that, took altitude then, and then the area in southern russia border with ukraine, for about two hours. and then after that, it attempted a second landing, and that's when the crash happened. probably because of poor visibility, the plane actually landed about 50 to whoond meters twhoond100 meters tothe left of. 56 people, four are children, six are crew, all the passengers were russian internationals we understand. >> hoda abdel hamid is there, thank you. keith macey said poor visibility could have led to the crash. >> we note that visibility may be an issue. if it was the second approach that would indicate they had an

at least 60 people were killed in fighting in the southern city of thai, forces local to president abdmansur hadi say the victory will allow humanitarian aid into the city for the first time. this is a key victory, would be a key victory potentially for government forces and it opens up the route to the capitol sanaa which is still under houthi control so just to recap, pro-government forces, local resistance units making progress in the city of thai. important to remember this is a city that has been besieged. it has been very difficult to get ahold of anything, the most basic supplies civilians have not been able to get hold of and it has really seen some of the fiercest fighting between pro-government forces and houthi rebels and we will keep on top of the story for you and move to iraq where the prime minister called for experts and not politicians to be nominated for his new cabinet according to state t.v., earlier the influential issueed an altimatum giving a body 45 days to form a new government and start tackling corruption and bernard smith has more. >> reporter: demonstration

are now saying more than 60 people were killed. that crash happened early this morning in the southern city of ross stove have a done -- during a landing. the boeing plan was coming from dubai and this surveillance video shows a distant view of the crash. children were among those dead. there are reports there were crash. >> some frightening video of a car that dropped off the bridge earlier this week. this happened during a 12 car accident on tuesday. the car has not been recovered due to river conditions but authorities say they do now have a good idea who was in the car after family members contacted police and told them the car the person was driving. >> although it's circumstantial at this time there's a strong possibility that we believe we know who might be have been driving at the time the vehicle went over the bridge. >> police still don't want to release any names they say until they can pull the car out and make a positive identification. it could still be several days before drivers are safely able to go into that water. >> we turn now to our coverage of march madness. the unive

city. rob matheson reports. >> reporter: the siege seems to be over for now. cheering crowds welcome the news that forces control southern parts of central city. >> they're in shock now. this was unexpected. over 24 hours yesterday they controlled many parts of taiz where it is only with the siege and the strategic areas of taiz that caused a complete fall. >> reporter: forces backed by air strikes from the saudi arabia led coalition broke through houthi and opened up a key supply routes. >> hundreds of fighters who were - troops allied with the houthis switched sides and this was the reason why taiz was able to fall into the hands of government forces so quickly. houthis are trying to find answers of why this happened. >> reporter: desperately needed medical supplies as well as food and heating oil may now be delivered. hospitals have struggled for months to treat the sick and injured. in november forces fought to take back taiz held by rebels. they took some back in the houthis in july. coalition air strikes and government forces are focusing on the east of taiz, rebels said they're sending for reinforcements and tend

officials from the hospital say they chose the southern california city because it's near major freeways, public transit and affordable housing. groundbreaking is next year. the first class of students is expected in 2019. >>> campaign 2016. the republicans taking the debate stage tonight. cbs reporter craig boswell has the very latest. >> reporter: hillary clinton was all smiles as she greete voters in miami beach. >> florida is big football country. >> reporter: bernie sanders targeted young voters at the university of florida. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: but things are very different wednesday night as sanders and clinton squared off in a contentious debate. >> excuse me! >> did you ask me to speak? >> reporter: immigration was a big focus for the univision- sponsored event. >> i voted for that bill. senator sanders voted against. it just think, imagine where we would be today if we had achieved comprehensive immigration reform nine years ago. >> children came from honduras and i said, welcome those children into this country. secretary clinton said, send them back. >> report

in yemen, gunmen attacked a nursing home founded by mother teresa in the southern city of aden, killing at least 16 people, including six nuns. the violence came as the united nations reported about twice as many civilians had been killed in yemen in february as in the previous month, marking the highest monthly casualty toll since september. rupert colville, spokesperson for the office of the u.n. high mmissioner for human rights, said most of the casualties came from airstrikes by the u.s.-backed, saudi-led coalition fighting houthi rebels in yemen. >> civilian casualties continue to mount in yemen during the month of february, a total of at killed60 civilians and over 190 injured. amy: the world has reached a new climate change milestone. on thursday, for a brief period, the average temperature in the northern hemisphere was more than two degrees celsius above normal for the first time in recorded history. that two-degree marker marker has been accepted by governments around the world as a key red line to avoid the most catastrophic impacts of global warming. this comes after februar

companies provide tens of thousands of jobs, and bring an international influence to this small, southern city>> it is definitely conservative, by and large. >> woodruff: danielle vinson teaches political science at nearby furman university. >> we have pockets of democrats, in the city limits particularly. but everywhere else is very republican. and so our senators are republican, our-- all of our congressional delegation up there is republican. >> woodruff: vinson says the government's partnership with business may seem inconsistent with republican philosophy, but it's a way to make things work. >> when you start talking about ideology, it's good in theory, and you can argue about it at the national level. but when you get to the local city and county level, you've got tangible issues that have to be addressed. >> woodruff: there's no question greenville's economy is booming. half a dozen cranes dot the skyline as new hotels, condos and office buildings multiply. but some are asking if the benefits have reached all of greenville's residents, about fifteen percent of whom are poor. how fast is

now >>> in yemen at least 22 people have been killed when three suicide bombers attacked the southern port city of aden. one car bomb went off near a military check point. the other two explosions hit choke poits on a road to a base. i.s.i.l. have claimed responsibility. i.s.i.l. says it was behind an attack at a football stadium south of baghdad. fleeflt 30 people were killed when a suicide bomber blew himself up. it happened as trophies were being presented after a tournt-- tournam ent. the u.s. says it has killed a senior i.s.i.l. leader who was running the group's finances. he died in a raid in syria. ash carter refused to be drawn on the details. >> reporter: the momentum of this campaign is now clearly on our side. >> reporter: the u.s. claims this is a significant step in the battle against i.s.i.l., the killing of the group's main money man >> we are systemically eliminating i.s.i.l. as cabinet. need, the u.s. military killed several terrorists this week, including, we believe, a man who was an i.s.i.l. senior leader serving ago a finance minister and who is responsible for some externa

it happened in the southern port city of aden. one car bomb went off near a military check point. the other two explosions hit checkpoints leading to a base used by the saudi coalition. a vigil continues in the heart of brussels for the victims of tuesday's attacks. these are live pictures. many people are being questioned about the attacks. that has given rise to some in the muslim community. >> reporter: a solemn moment of commemoration. students at this islamic school in brussels have just learned that their gym teacher was among those killed in the metro bombing. the school governors are still digesting the news. they're shocked and they're also angry. >> translation: we can't be anything but angry and reject the beliefs of these people who claim to be muslims. there is no religion in the world that advocates killing human beings. >> reporter: she was a young mother with three sons. at school she was popular with students and teachers alike. several people we spoke to said she was like a sister. her students have been encouraged to express themselves in drawings and postmortem

these groups of beggers started popping up all over the streets of southern cities. confederate veterans begging for money just so they could survive. the city of new orleans in particular had decided to crack down on this large number of beggers in the streets of the french quarter, particularly because the wealthy members of new orleans society did not want to interact with these men on a daily basis. so in 1883, the city of new orleans holds an event known as the corraling of the cripples as it was announced in the newspapers, where city officials went through the streets rounded up all those beggers, the wounded veterans, and put them in the shakes spears alms house. when they put them away, they realized many of them were confederate veterans who had no other options to survive in society other than to beg for money. so these cities started to actually transition the laws a little bit where they would say no begging allowed on the streets unless you are a confederate veteran. that was the loophole. so how do you prove yourself a confederate veteran when somebody

a passenger plane en route from dubai has crashed during landing in a southern russian city.this unverified footage shows the moment the plane crashed. all passengers and crew on board have been killed. the most wanted fugitive from the paris attacks has been arrested during a dramatic shoot out in brussels. salah abdeslam evaded capture. turkey and the e.u. agreed that refugees arriving in greece from sunday will be sent back to turkey. turkey gets aid and pass fort pre-travel for citizens >>> that stunt doesn't. a report from our correspondent. >> reporter: at the refugee camp here washing years are a stagnant pool of water. others prepare beds for the refugees, every tent will hold 60 families. >> everyone won't be able to sleep in those big tents now. there will be people sleeping in small tents, in the mud >>> at least 13,000 people are trapped here. the border is close to them they know they will be here for a long time. families living near the camp are coming to their aid. the family have taken into their home five syrian families. >> translation: what they did is cru

it happened in the southern port city of aden. one car bomb went off near a military check point. the two others, lead to go a ro road. i.s.i.l. claiming responsibility there. it comes on the first anniversary of the saudi- led campaign. since the conflict began in march of last year, the u.n. says almost 6.5,000 people have been killed. around half of them civilians. at least 30 thourngs yemenis have been injured. 21.2 million people, around 82% of the population, need some kind of humanitarian aid or protection. more than 2.5 pillion people have been forced from their homes. a senior foreign policy fellow at the brookings institution says the ceasefire still presents many uncertainties. >> we're finally talking about a ceasefire on april 10. we don't know whether this is going to hold. the u.n. envoy staffan de mistura who announced this, he did not explain the lajic behind april 10-- logic behind april 10. if you are seriously interested in a ceasefire or truce, why don't you take one or two days to stop the war and begin the ceasefire, but nevertheless, a major change has happ

seventh largest slave holding county in the country and the largest exporter of cotton for an inland southern city. we are in a house built by german although he never lived in it. he was middle class person involved in making gas lighting for the city. so the gas works. but it became the town house of a planning family. a family that was rich before the american revolution. the husband's part of the family, the wife's part of the family was from carolina. life on the plantation was lonely for the owners so they came into town for that reason. neighboring plantation had families visit but it was generally a lonely existence. so what they did was they came into the town for the social activities that are available, the leisure activities available in towns. the husband also had had a political aspirations. so they came into this town in the 1850's. they were rich. as you can see in shots of the house, it is not a grand house, it was really a middle class house that was lived in for five or six years in the 1850's. you can see the front parlor here. the lady of the house is here all of the time pret

the air strikes follow a significant government advance in western and southern areas of the city. it ends a ten-month siege which has caused a humanitarian crisis. the arab league has declared hezbollah a terror group over its backing of syria's government of the war. lebanon and iraq rejected the decision while algeria expressed reservation. donald trump has been forced to cancel his campaign rally in chicago after fights broke out between supporters and demonstrators. trump called off the event citing security concerns. he has cancelled a rally on sunday. 250 company march is taking place in bangladesh. protesters want the government it scrap its plans for a coal pour plant close to a world heritage site. they're walking to a large mangrove forest. an agreement was signed to develop the power plant. the company will visit the country this month to discuss the environmental impact on the area. >> reporter: hundreds of people started a move from dakka on thursday to the largest mangrove forest and an international protected site. on the move, the organisers are stopping in differe

the mayor says he's working with police and city council to address the gun violence in the southern part of the city. >>> an orlando man faces charges after he was caught on camera shooting video up a young girl's skirt. he was caught in the act on two separate occasions last month. the victims are a 5-year-old and 13-year-old. police use video footage to identify irwin, who was positively identified. police say this is a great example of if you see something, say something money >>> florida lawmakers are set to conclude the legislature's 60-day session. one of the last things they have to do is pass the state's $80 billion budget. yesterday, legislators helped college will cost them. this passes a notice before a vote to raise tuition and fees. it requires schools to post online a list of books required for any class at least 45 days before a semester begins. >>> a new warning right now about the drug spice. tampa says they've seen a recent spike for the synthetic marijuana. paramedics responded to 22 cases involving either admitted or suspected spice use. 12 of those happened on mo

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. >> at least 25 people have been killed in a suicide-bombing in the southern yemeni port city of aden. one car bomb went off at a military checkpoint. other two with explosions at a base used by the saudi-based coalition. isil has claimed responsibility. since the war began last year the united nations said 6500 people have been killed. u.n. agencies report that 21 million people around 82% of the population, needs some kind of humanitarian aid or protection. and more than 2.5 million people have been forced from their homes. >>> senior of foreign policy fellow at the brookings institution said that the cease-fire represents many uncertainties. >> we're finally talking about a cease-fire on april 10th, and we don't know whether this is going to hold. and the u.n. envoy will announce this. actually, he, they explained the logic behind april 10th. if you really and seriously interested in a cease-fire and truce, why don't you just take one or two days to stop it, and to stop the war and begin the cease-fire. but nevertheless, a major change has happened over the past year is that the ca

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