this is the twenty eighth of january clashes heavy clashes erupted between the south and transitional council and forces affiliated to the government of yemen and president had. as a result many people got killed as many others were wounded and there are different difference as stories about the numbers nothing has been confirmed yet and unfortunately human hospitals work on it for emergencies or for urgent intervention to bring in trauma cases surgical kits and agencies were unable to bring in this support which this is why we kind of afraid now the number of. people will even increase now after today is earth day so yesterday and today we received reports from our team there that it's been quiet but there is kind of tension in the air like people are afraid maybe this is a quite this before the storm there is a seventh sign of uncertainty and it's very unclear what's going to happen and our staff are locked at home or in bunkers they aren't able to deliver they are able to do their work so it's almost impossible for us to do our lifesaving work in yemen and in the humanitarian assistance ok

this is the twenty eighth of january clashes heavy clashes erupted between the south and transitional council and forces affiliated to the government of yemen president had. as a result many people got killed as many others were wounded and there are different difference as stories about the numbers nothing has been confirmed yet and unfortunately human hospitals work on it for emergencies or for urgent intervention to bring in trauma can surgical kits and agencies were unable to bring and this is a poor two issue this is why we're kind of afraid now the number of. people will even increase now after today is earth day so yesterday and today we received reports from our team there that it's been quiet but there is kind of tension in the air like people are afraid maybe this is a quite this before the storm there is a seventh sign of uncertainty and it's very unclear what's going to happen and our staff are left at home or in bunkers they are unable to deliver they are able to do their work so it's almost impossible for us to do our lifesaving work in yemen and in the humanitarian assistance o

this is the twenty eighth of january clashes heavy clashes erupted between the south and transitional council and forces affiliated to the government of yemen president had. as a result many people got killed as many others were wounded and there are different difference in stories about the numbers nothing has been confirmed yet and unfortunately human hospitals were conic for emergencies or for urgent intervention to bring in trauma care surgical kits and aid agencies were unable to bring in this support which this is why we're kind of afraid now the number of. people will even increase now after today is earth day so yesterday and today we received reports from our team there that it's been quiet but there is kind of tension in the air like people are afraid maybe this is a quite this before the storm so there is a sudden sign of uncertainty and it's very unclear what's going to happen and our staff are left at home or in one curse they aren't able to deliver they aren't able to do their work so it's almost impossible for us to do our lifesaving work in yemen and in the humanitarian assist

north and the south secure closer look at the separatists well they're loyal to the southern transitional council s.t.c. and want the restoration of an independent south the s.t.c. was formed in may last year by a former governor of aden i don't. have been ousted by the government over accusations of disloyalty until recently the government and the s.t.c. have been united against a common enemy the who's the rebels but the battle over aden represents a new split in the already fractured country. well here to help us make sense of all of this our guests in london are a chef. gammon project coordinator for the international human rights group the premier also a former member of yemen's national dialogue from two thousand and twelve to two thousand and fourteen and from washington d.c. now bill corey a former deputy chief of mission with the u.s. embassy in yemen a very warm welcome to both of you carol we've got the prime minister and his government holed up in the presidential palace at this stage do you see it likely that they're actually going to leave the city of aden. i don't think so i was in

extremely significant political changes the emergence of new actors for example the southern transitional council. the re shifting of regional dynamics for example the city of madame emerging as a key population and economic center for the first time since you know roughly two millennia so that's a real question moving forward it's not just a matter when you have you know key actors like the u.n. the international the sitting down and trying to sort it out at this point it's not just a matter of how do we end this war it's also a matter of how do we acknowledge and take into account the new political social and economic realities that have emerged over the past two or three years and that's that's really part of the key challenge and it's not something that's i don't think getting enough discussion mrs munt i mean if you look at the figures of the international aid agencies is just really. portray a whole birth the reality this is one of the poorest nations on earth seventy percent almost eighty percent of the children of the families be live below the poverty line sixteen million yemenis need hu

have the who sees elsewhere recently we've seen in a process session ist group the southern transitional council s.t.c. in aden how difficult is it to secure the buy in ifs. so many different parties i think the problem is because everybody has a different interest and i know that sounds cliche the problem is because if everybody was united behind this prospect of restoring some sort of democratic institution in yemen that by nature means. it means the international community getting together pushing out of ruining his power and he comes to the table he disarms because it's a matter of survival for him but that doesn't seem to be the interest of the international community because the reason why i say this is because the international community seems to have other priorities whether it's terrorism whether it's the like if we're talking about a building block for peace the building blocks for peace should be one that is founded on a basis that there will not be any future conflicts in other words one that does not allow one party that has weapons to overthrow other particular parties because you

think one could potentially create a corridor of stability in the south under an iraqi or transitional council control but that doesn't solve the problem of yemen overall it will create a corridor in aden and along the coast line of stability but it will create other pockets within yemen where fighting will continue so but that might be a step forward i think at the moment there is no power broker that can unite all yemenis under one umbrella to say there is a nation of yemen that will go forward and you know the g.c.c. is divided the united states have kind of given the given the authority to the u.a.e. and saudi to deal with it both of these even the u.a.e. and saudi can't really agree on a common on a common power forward here so external division internal division and i don't see how yemen as a nation actually will continue to exist address many thanks. egypt's army says that four of its soldiers have died in an operation in the sinai and it says that it's killed sixteen fighters and destroyed several weapons deputies during an offensive against armed groups in the peninsula president of t

transit to some countries, we are looking at that and stopping it not only in china, but the transit. councilnesident's the deterrence for opioid. we are hitting it from many angles. it is a challenging problem. >> we could go on and on. your own people tell us that primarily our own system -- mail system and from china. maybe even some new routes that are being developed. we know we have a new issue -- huge issue here. it is the number one killer in ohio. 61% of deaths were from fentanyl. thank you for pushing the chinese on helping to stop this. >> thank you sent -- thank you, senator portman. >> thank you, mr. chair. i will just add to what senator portman said. on enforcement deterrents fentanyl coming into the country are important. so his treatment so we can reduce the demand for opioids. you would take that back to your college throughout the administration, we can't arrest our way out of this. have to do everything to get out of this. we would love the administration's hell. duke, desk we would love the administration's help -- we would love the administration's help. secretary duke,

and asking for some subjects to be raised in the european council so they'll not be able to raise them so i think crazy is position in the transition period. is that the european council would be continuing on and britain would still be in the european union fully and they won't have any say whatever to the go satan table i mean this has to be the worst time and if you're playing cards you definitely give up so i don't think i'd be in the long terabyte include pee in the shower tear and the british will need our land and all doors to be helpful it'll say you know what i believe and i will go with your cards face up it's a bad hand. down. when lawmakers manufacture consensus instinct of public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the final merry go round. we can all middle of the room. you. seem wrong. we're all just don't. get to see out. these days you can stick to it and. it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. welcome back to dublin i'm speaking to the long. island apart from. the man who presided over the celtic tiger economy. one of the economic implications

transition period. is that. the european council would be continuing on and britain would still be in the european union fully and they won't have any say whatever to the go satan table i mean this has to be the worst time and if you're playing cards you definitely give up so i don't think being the long terabyte include the shark terror and the british will need our land and the doors to be helpful it will save us a little boy if you like i don't so we'll follow your cubs face up it's a bad hand.

transition period. is that. the european council would be continuing on and britain would still be in the european union fully and they won't have any say whatever at the negotiating table i mean this has to be the worst time and if you're playing cards you definitely give up so i don't think being the long terabyte include the shark terror and the british will need are the and no doors to be helpful it will save a little boy to looking for your cubs face up it's a bad hand. elliston is getting international recognition with the help of israel and least in the world of zoos in the. dismiss it. like. this isn't my cup of tea is going. to be. the only palestinian gets the most help from its jerusalem counterparts. and the us. i don't know if you can. do more. welcome back to dublin i'm speaking to the longest serving violin apart from. the man who presided over the celtic tiger the economy of the one nine hundred ninety s. one of the economic implications of that for i am a look at your political career over the period. so when waving

this is conditional on the raiders government and the eu reaching an agreement on a transitional deal by the eu councilplace in late march. investors bringing forward their bets on the next u.k. rate increase to as soon as may. bloomberg economics last week brought forward their prediction for the timing of the next rate hike to august. it is happening in the rate market. bank that wason a a big mover across the european equity space today, there it is, shares bucking the wide trend and rising by 1.2% today. it is the biggest fark -- bank in denmark and a share buyback one point $7hly billion and says it is generating enough extra cash to target higher dividends for its owners. the flip side of the banking industry. this is deutsche bank, down 6%. germany's biggest lender surprising with revenue that fell to its lowest level in seven years, the kleins and businesses from transaction banking to equity derivatives, even cost control was worse than expected with the chief executive running out of time to show he can lead europe's biggest investment bank. back to strength. final stock price we are focusing

transit center. it is up to city council to approve the deal. the offer from google, $67 million. google needs those parcels to build its 8 million square foot complex. city council expected to make a decision tomorrow night. >>> now to our continuing coverage of the winter olympics in pyeongchang. you are looking live at the olympic village. a beautiful day. team usa, by the way, on a winning streak and the americans are looking to add more medals today. there is a good chance, too, as snowboarding prodigy chloe kim is set to make her olympic debut. gina kim is live with a preview of what's ahead and the latest for team usa. hi, jinah. >> reporter: hi. we have four medals headed into day four in korea. in the history of the winter games, americans have won 98 gold medals. this week we are well poised to break the 100 mark. >> here's the front side 1080. >> reporter: 17-year-old chloe kim could be the youngest female medalist in snowboarding when she hits the halfpipe today. yesterday she was the only snowboarder in qualifying to score above 90. all four american women will compet

transition period. is that . the european council would be continuing on and britain will still be in the european union fully and they won't have any say whatever to the go satan table i mean that sounds to be the worst time and if you're playing cards you definitely give up so i don't think i'll be in the long terabyte include pee in the shard tear and the bruises will need arland and the doors to be helpful it'll save a little boy so it will fold your cubs face up it's a bad hand. elliston is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos i'm in bill fails to commission to do it like a million little pieces and my complicity is something i'm going to go for sunday all may be a bit. old john and i just hope for the ship the only palestinians is who gets the most help from its jerusalem counterparts i don't think this is about those who endure under the oak vision of no one who could do this. and no it is unfair that it's got to this lady of the most of that you had i not going to continue mu

transit options and the use of electric cars. the city of san jose is hosting a town hall meeting a week before the proposal goes before the city council. >>> a vigil was heard in berkeley to remember a woman killed in the ac transit bus crash. >> those pink balloons were released to carry a message of love to 27-year-old kelly zachary killed a week ago on her way to work when her car collided with an ac transit bus. people close to kelly gathered to remember a person they say was filled with kindness, caring, and generosity. >> just want to say i'm blessed to have a child as long as i have, 27 years. i know it's short but very blessed to have a beautiful, beautiful young lady that was doing something right with her life. >> reporter: her father is a driver for ac transit. and still no word on the cause of the crash. >>> the smucker's company is pulling dog food that tested positive for a drug used to euthanize animals. gravy train, can i believes and bits, and skippy. low levels don't pose a threat but smucker's is apologizing. the company didn't say where the euthanasia drug may have come from. >>> a second appeals court has ruled ag

decision so this law has been utterly rejected by the international center for transitional justice as well as your own national council of the bar association so popular is it that is sort of the ocular virtual view although that is a debate going on in tunisia late the laws being passed here but the no i mean we thought that this is a way to help the administration and ending the daily business of the government so there's a way to help people escape their responsibility no that does not serve their part in the dictatorship if they have committed any crime this law does not protect them them from being prosecuted for any crime or corruption because this is just related to the civil civil part of the job you have to read the law it has nothing to do i mean if you have been bar association with the law and they came up with a completely different career because of this abuse or so who is looking after justice them or you know that they are there but and the justice is not us who are looking after we are the executive branch and we are not the world to be justice you keep passing these laws which are so unpopular you wa

transition. you heard jim mussina earlier on in the show talking about the deals. no one predicted we would get such a positive deal at the european council focus now is getting a transition agreement arranged and negotiations do carry lots of productions and commentary out there, but the prime minister is absolutely focused on delivering implementation and that is what much of these speeches will look like from cabinet colleagues. vonnie: the withdrawal bill is currently in the house of lords. they are seeking legislative consent from wales and scotland. how are you going to win over the first minister of wales? alun: that's a good point. there are differences and we are different political parties. we are delivering a smooth transition that works for every part of the u.k. and ultimately we can believe we will win over they support of the welsh government. prime ministers and northern ireland today and that is a major positive step. we've not yet got a deal come about we hope we will. eu deal, we want to get the support of the welsh government. i'm working closely with the first minister and i think we can get there. nejra: it is nejra

transit. but first, bet's top rap from the '90's taking a turn from hip-hop to politics. running for councilwark. ashley johnson has the full story. ash, ashley, what do got? >> call him mr. do it all. the supreme do it all kelly is well-known for being a member of the hip-hop group of the underground which is the best in the '90's and known for hits like tick-tock but these days you can find kell the streets of the hotel reason for city council at large. >> well, about 20 years a, tupac shakur and i had a conversation about this. we talked about how can we eof course ifly help and influence our communities so that we can bring forth change end our come in toy create youth and start nonprofits and they use the same influence in the branding techniques of how we get the message out through our music. 1:00 20 years later i did everything that we talked about except to save on national elected officials. >> kelly co founded impact to help youth tackle shore like gun vie less. i asked cannily what changes wee like to see. in order foreus toes have a saver tomorrow and a better tomorrow. we need

fortunately the project suffered early on from stab transitions in areas where the requirements were not completely understood and or properly implemented. city council approved "prime" 2.0 and invited 4 vendors bid on the project. no one has been chosen yet but the plan is to have the system up and running sometime in 2019. >>> fremont police say they have broken up and the national crime ring. 8 people have been charged in connection to the death of that . >> fast a 2000 laptops and cell phones. the items were being sold on the black market in vietnam. police say they saw a shipping container being filled with 900 stolen devices. . >> the estimate is about $2 million. it was mainly laptops but we had tablets and cellular phones. . >> fremont police say the investigation started late last year with a notice 35% increase -- coming into the city. >>> a man is behind bars at the police found him prowling on the roof of the house in palo alto. a neighbor called 911 to report a man walking on the roof of someone's garage on oxford avenue. when police arrived, mark harmon jumped off of the back of the garage and took off running. they found him hiding in

transition period. the united nations security council is expected to vote later today on a draft resolution demanding ational concern grows over the syrian government's intense bombardment of the rebel—held area of eastern ghouta, outside damascus. reports suggest more than 300 people have been killed in the district since sunday. the un secretary general described eastern ghouta as hell people convicted of domestic abuse offences in england and wales will be more likely to go to prison in future, under new sentencing guidelines. for the first time, the guidance will say domestic offences should be treated more seriously than similar crimes not involving partners or family members. the new guidance will also extend domestic abuse to threats on social media. three passengers died in the accident earlier this month while for more people, including the pilot, were badly injured. a preliminary report by accident investigators doesn't say why the helicopter crash. a month of strikes affecting 6a uk universities and a million students begins today. lecturers are walking out over changes to their pensions, wh

transitional age youth. extended the fund up to 25 years. and then most importantly created a coordinating council, called the our children, our families council. as the official steward of the children and youth fund, we administer the funds to community based organizations and public partners, public agencies to provide services for children, youth, transitional age youth and their families. today, dcyf is extremely proud and honored to share that we will be funding 294 programs throughout the city administered by 151 different nonprofit agencies, for a total -- get ready -- for a total of $377 million over the next five years. [applause] [cheers and applause] that is a true demonstration of deep commitment that the people of san francisco is making for our children, youth and families here. over the next five years, nonprofit agencies will be receiving $75 million to provide services for our children, youth and families in over 300 schools and community-based agencies and sites throughout the entire city. in every single district, in all 11 districts. in this commitment, in strategic funding, p

council meeting in brussels. there are little bits of disagreement. for instance, around naming the exact date that the transitionthink it should only last for 18 months, the uk have said it should last around two years. they seem to want more flexibility. that debt needs to be hammered out. there is also in discussion to be had on how eu and the uk will mediate any differences over the terms of the transition once it has started. these feel technicalities that can be sorted out. if —— the far bigger issue is what the long—term security and trade will be with both sides. tomorrow there is this big cabinet meeting at the prime minister's country retreat, are we likely to get any clarity on theseissues are we likely to get any clarity on these issues after that? that is what we are all waiting for. and what's the eu is certainly waiting for, the u.k.'s coupled with a proposal on how they in vision that long—term trade relationship working. we know the uk to be outside the single market and the customs union, would be paying any big contributions into the eu budget, but it wants a bespoke, close, new economic partne

.>> people have come to the council and testified how they have helped them transition into homes. and jobs. and have been a supportive community.>> the shelters are full.>> reporter: some campers are packing up. poised to leave.>> i spent most of my day begging and it was really a sad thing.>> reporter: this 27-year-old is clean after four years on heroin. he said because mama befriended him when no one else would.>> tried to maintain the change i have made while moving around street corners. not to be negative but i know how long that will last.>> reporter: the city says in a sweep outreach workers will be on hand to help people get into services should they choose. homeless advocates are also on standby to come here and help carry away the tents and other belongings. so they are not discarded.>> it always comes down to when you talk to homeless people they will say where do you want us to go.>> reporter: exactly. as we heard from one camp to this place. they will find new digs somewhere else if they are forced to leave. there is no hard and fast deadline right now. really the su

that is true because britain, in the transition, will no longer be present in the commission, in the parliament and the european counciluropean council. dorisjohnson says it parliament and the european council. doris johnson says it will parliament and the european council. dorisjohnson says it will be an tolerable and undemocratic to accept new rules on new changes in rules without even being in the room while they are made. were not decided for britain to leave and we have... britain to leave and we have... britain wanted the transition period. we were not the people who asked for a. in effect, your response is, tough. we are not against the transition. i don't think the transition is even necessary because you need a period necessary because you need a period necessary to discuss and to negotiate the future relationship. it is normal but in a transition you simply continue the existence policies. a big problem with the transition talks at the moment is about free movement of people. theresa may says it is not the same for somebody who do come from the continent of europe and settle in britain during the transition p

unfortunately the project suffered early on from staff transitions and areas where the requirements were not understood or properly implemented. oakland city council approved prime 2.0 and invited for vendors, microsoft, accenture, outsystems, and sierra systems , to bid on the system. >>> oakland police are still searching for whoever is behind a deadly shooting that happened yesterday afternoon. one victim died at a new -- at a nearby hospital. a short time later another man showed up at the hospital with gunshot wounds. authorities are not sure if he was shot in that same barrage of gunfire. >> i heard shooting. i didn't go look too fast. i saw the person sitting in the car. >> that shooting victim is expected to survive. no word yet on a motive, but suspects were reportedly driving a silver four-door sedan. crime stoppers is offering a reward for information that leads to an arrest. >>> iman has been charged after impersonating a police officer and sexually assaulting a woman at a hotel. he contacted the victim through an internet dating site earlier this last month and arrange to meet her at a hotel. investigators say he ordered her to have s

transit. and then also the president's council on trying to do the deterrents for opioids. we support the stop act. we're hitting it from many angles. it's a challenging problem. >> we could go on and on. i would just say your own people tell us that primarily to our own mail system, and primarily from china right now, and understandably there's a lot of transshipment going on, and maybe there's new routes, but we've got an issue. it's the number one killer, personally in my state of ohio. thank you for pushing the chinese more on helping to stop this at the source. >> thank you, senator portman. senator hassan. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, and thank you all for being here today. i would add to what senator portman said, enforcement, deterrents on fentanyl coming into the country is obviously important. so is treatment so that we can reduce the demand in this country for opioids. if you would take that back to your colleagues throughout the administration, we can't arrest our way out of this. we'd love the administration's help. secretary duke, i wanted to just sta

hoping to be able to reach agreement on the terms of the implementation or transition period by the time they meet at the european councilstminster by the head of trade policy at the british chamber of commerce anastassia beliakova. they have written a letter to the prime minister to say that patience is wearing thin and businesses want to know what is going on. what impact is this having, this lack of certainty in practical terms on your members? this is impacting business confidence which in turn is impacting investment decisions. we know there will be a transition period until at least the end of 2020. that gives some short—term certainty but the question is what happens later. when businesses are looking at three or five year cycle they're not able to make investment decisions. and unless the government sta rts decisions. and unless the government starts to outline its vision they will holding off on investment which could have wider economic effects. do you think the government should negotiate with the eu effectively with a gun held to its head? ambiguity is helpful in negotiations. it is helpful in the political e

transit center is nearing conclusion. we'll show you what it looks like so far. >>> the alameda city council has approved a measure to spend half a million dollars for 13 left-hand side plate cameras. they'll be installed at bridges and the open alameda city line. councilmembers voted to change city policy regarding how the information will be used. who views it and whether it will deny access to federal immigration officials. supporters say the devices can be a valuable crime fighting tool. and opponents are concerned. >>> police in berkeley are trying to find a group of robbers who robbed a student at gunpoint. the 19-year-old student was outside a resident hall and four people came up to him. one pointed a gun at him and demanded his valuables. >>> san francisco supervisor catherine stephanie wants to hold several meetings to talk about car break-ins. the number of car break-ins in san francisco is out of control she said. a 24% increase from 2016. the hearings could reveal that police need more resources. >>> mark mar real is celebrating for the city's navigation centers. the board of supervisors voted in favor of two

the project suffered early on from staff transitions in areas where the requirements were not completely understood. and or properly implemented. oakland city counciloved prime 2.0, and it invited four vendors including microsoft to bid on the project. nobody has been chosen yet. the plan is to have the system up and running sometime in 2019. >>> bart is back on track after a slow morning commute on the fremont worms -- warm spring line. it took some time for crews to remove the vehicle and to make repairs. during that time are had to run transit on a single track. it caused delays of 20 minutes.>> my boss was really nice about it. she understands. i am supposed to be there at 715 a.m. i might not get there until eight. >> nobody was hurt when the maintenance vehicle derailed. >>> this is the one of the most severe and deadly flu seasons in years. a shortage of tamiflu is making matters worse. brian yunus has more from new york. >> reporter: the deadly flu outbreak hitting the hunt -- country hard with multiple deaths reported. now there is another problem emerging. a shortage of tamiflu. which can greatly reduce flu symptoms and shorten the time t

the project suffered early on from staff transition in areas where the requirements were not completely understood and or properly implemented. the city counciloved "prime" 2.0 and invited vendors to bid on the project. no one has been chosen yet but they plan to have the system up and running in 2019. >>> fremont police say they had broken up an international crime ring. eight people have been charged in connection with the theft of 2000 laptops, tablets and cell phones. the suspects are accused of breaking into cars all over the bay area to fill the items which would then be sold on the black market in vietnam. in december, police saw a shipping container being filled with 900 stolen devices. . >> we believe the estimate is about $2 million that it was mainly laptops but we had some cellular phones. the investigative started late last year with a notice of 35% increase in car burglaries in the city. they are working to return the stolen items. >>> a man is behind bars at the police found him prowling on the roof of a house in palo alto. a neighbor called 911 on monday morning to report a man walking on the roof of someone's garage on oxford