the reason why we say obama is killing yemen, killing yemen obamamais simply because or the united statesthe administration of ththe united states, is cooperating. this is announced. this is known to everyone. but it is not only a matter of cooperating with the intelligence or with the logistic things. no. ll to supportiw the saudi regime. obama now iso us, supporting isis. obama is saying he is supporting internationally the government -- obama should know, and i think he knows, that three members at least of thisis government are designated by terrorists.bal i can give you the names now. three at least of this are al qaeda rijab isis leaders, leading in yemen using the american weapons, using the saudi money. this is what obama is doing in yememen. americans leading the -- he is crazy now. amy: in june, you and secretary-general -- u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon removed the u.s.-backed, saudi-led coalition from a blacklist of forces responsible for killing children. ban later acknowledged he was coerced into doing so after the kingdom threatened to cut off funding to the u u.n. >> a

-backed saudi-led war in yemen. this is one the mourners. >> this act is completely void of humanitarian norm and is unprecedented and considered one of the most serious crimes to date. amy: meanwhile, the u.s. military has said one of its missile destroyers was targeted sunday in a failed missile attack from houthi-controlled territory in yemen. we'll have more on yemen later after headlines. in afghanistan, a suicide car bomb has killed at least 14 people in lashkar gah, the capital of helmand province. local officials say at least 10 of the victims were afghan police officers. this comes as the taliban has announced a new offensive to retake control of the provincial capital. in 100 u.s. soldiers were august, deployed to lashkar gah to fight the taliban in what was believed to be the first deployment of u.s. troops to the city since 2014. ethiopia's prime minister has declared a six-month state of emergency amid massive protests by the oromo people, which has been met by a bloody government crackdown. the protest

the rebels have support in yemen. they denied firing the missiles and today offered to help investigate the attack. the pentagon made it clear who it holds accountable. >> these strikes came from that territory. they posed a threat to u.s. warships operating in the red sea. we don't take that threat lightly. we responded. >> reporter: while it's clear the u.s. is not interested in becoming more entangled in yemen, the pentagon did say today if american ships are attacked once more, the u.s. would respond again. today's strikes mark the first direct involvement by the u.s. in yemen's long running civil war, which is seen by many as a proxy fight between saudi arabia and iran. however, the obama administration has backed the saudis in their fight against the houthis. but the white house is growing increasingly wary of this saudi military operation, which has accomplished little and been criticized by human rights groups for large numbers of civilian deaths. just lack week, saudi air strikes killed more than 140 people w

the rebels have support in yemen. they denied firing the missiles and today offered to help investigate the attack. the pentagon made it clear who it holds accountable. >> these strikes came from that territory. they posed a threat to u.s. warships operating in the red sea. we don't take that threat lightly. we responded. >> reporter: while it's clear the u.s. is not interested in becoming more entangled in yemen, the pentagon did say today if american ships are attacked once more, the u.s. would respond again. today's strikes mark the first direct involvement by the u.s. in yemen's long running civil war, which is seen by many as a proxy fight between saudi arabia and iran. however, the obama administration has backed the saudis in their fight against the houthis. but the white house is growing increasingly wary of this saudi military operation, which has accomplished little and been criticized by human rights groups for large numbers of civilian deaths. just lack week, saudi air strikes killed more than 140 people w

is deeply involved in yemen's civil war.viding logistics and revealing saudi warplanes conducting air strikes in yemen. saudi arabia's war against the rebels is deeply controversial. its air strikes have killed thousands of civilians, including more than 140 people last week in yemen's capital. more crucially, the obama administration has yet to explain how america's involvement in the war advances u.s. national security interests. >> the white house says it's conducting a review of its support for saudi arabia in yec yemen. the potential for a deadly confrontation is growing fast. >> connor powell, thank you. >>> president obama is sending 500 more soldiers to iraq. the troops are from the first infantry division head quartqua at fort riley. three members of a kansas group face charges related to an alleged plot to bomb apartment building with somaly immigrants. federal prosecutors say they are calling themselves the kansas security force. >>> president because obama is coup sum friending the embargo on cuba. what is the in

is deeply involved in yemen's civil war. providing logistics and revealing saudi warplanes conducting air strikes in yemen. saudi arabia's war against the rebels is deeply controversial. its air strikes have killed thousands of civilians, including more than 140 people last week in yemen's capital. more crucially, the obama administration has yet to explain how america's involvement in the war advances u.s. national security interests. >> the white house says it's conducting a review of its support for saudi arabia in yec yemen. the potential for a deadly confrontation is growing fast. >> connor powell, thank you. >>> president obama is sending 500 more soldiers to iraq. the troops are from the first infantry division head quartqua at fort riley. three members of a kansas group face charges related to an alleged plot to bomb apartment building with somaly immigrants. federal prosecutors say they are calling themselves the kansas security force. >>> president because obama is coup sum friending the embargo on cuba. what is th

speaker, a yemen man who livers in liverpool told us that yemen has become the forgotten crisis.f people aren't being killed by bombs, it's the hunger that kills them. bombs exported from britain are being dropped on yes, yemeny children. if there are war crimes they must be investigated. isn't it about time the government suspended arms sales to saudi arabia? >> the issues are being investigated, i say to the right honorable gentleman and we have taken action. he's right to refer to the humanitarian action and this country is one of those who is in the forefront of ensuring that humanitarian aid is provided. that is a record that we believe this country and government can be proud around the world in terms of the actions that are being taken. it is important. it was a period of 72 hours over a weekend. as i referred to in this house on monday i spoke to crown prince of abudabi, the issue of importance was to find a political solution in yemen and seeing in possible that could be continued. it hasn't been continued but we are very clear that the only solution that's going to work

. >> in yemen, a meal like this is hard to come by.e depend on your neighbors for food. bombs have destroyed homes, schools, and hospitals in the country, and it is reported cattle, farms, and other agricultural facilities have been targeted. this is for harvest. it is not enough because a rocket landed in the field and burned all of the crops. there is a big hole. at this hospital, in the province, malnourished children at risk of deteriorating further as food becomes increasingly scarce. the world food program says at least 250 million dollars is needed to cover the food needs until the end of march. >> we are about basics, flour, oil, sugar, bare minimum for people to survive. this is extremely important at this time. >> more than half of yemen's population are short on food. the u.n. says much of the country is on the brink of famine. brent: earlier we spoke to a person from the world food program. we asked what has to happen to alleviate this catastrophic condition. >> what yemen needs of the moment is a non-lasting cease-fire, a

speaker, a yemen man who livers in liverpool told us that yemen has become the forgotten crisis. if people aren't being killed by bombs, it's the hunger that kills them. bombs exported from britain are being dropped on yes, yemeny children. if there are war crimes they must be investigated. isn't it about time the government suspended arms sales to saudi arabia? >> the issues are being investigated, i say to the right honorable gentleman and we have taken action. he's right to refer to the humanitarian action and this country is one of those who is in the forefront of ensuring that humanitarian aid is provided. that is a record that we believe this country and government can be proud around the world in terms of the actions that are being taken. it is important. it was a period of 72 hours over a weekend. as i referred to in this house on monday i spoke to crown prince of abudabi, the issue of importance was to find a political solution in yemen and seeing in possible that could be continued. it hasn't been continued but we are very clear that the only solution that's going to wo

and, examining the role of the u-s military in yemen's civil war. next on "pbs newshour weekend." >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. hari sreenivasan. new york,at this is pbs newshour weekend. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. with three weeks left in the presidential campaign, democratic candidate hillary clinton leads republican donald trump in opinion polls and funds to finish the race. a washington post-abc news poll today shows clinton preferred by 47% of likely voters to 43% for trump. that's in a four person race with libertarian gary johnson and green party candidate jill stein. a "wall street journal-nbc news" poll shows a wider lead, of 11 percentage points, in a four person race. today, clinton's running mate, senator tim kaine of virginia, said he likes where she stands against trump. >> he's blami

the navy launching multiple tomahawk cruise missile strikes against yemen. top officials telling nbc news this is in response to a rebel controlled area of yemen. >> lucie cavanov. the sea. this was fired in the u.s. warship off the coast of yemen by the houthi s against woman saudi arabia backed by the u.s. had beenible whating a war since 2015 t. saudi campaign has been extremely cfl him they claim to little strikes to military targets. there have been documents of civilian casualties, including an packed funeral home. i spoke to a family who lost loved one, human watch described as an apparent war crime with nearly 140 civilians killed. i can tell you that washington is seen as being police it in these deaths because of the support for saudi arabia. that's simply the perception by some on the ground. this may have prompted the houthi rebels to turn their weapons against u.s. forces. thank you. >> still the come here him find out what americans are most afraid of. >>> first the death toll from matthew is rising. they confirm 20 deaths as the flooding disas

i'm talking about yemen. yeah. i am like you, i didn't even know america had anything to do with a war in yemen. you know, personally i kind of forgot that yemen was even a country. i thought it was just something a jamaican guy says when he's hungry, you know, like you want the rest of my beef patty. yeh mon. >> the explaination, the dictator of 30 years was kicked out during the arab spring, not to be confused with arab autumn which is still an uprising but it's pumpkin spice, slightly different. but since then saudi a yaib-- arabia has been helping the governments of yemen squash the rebellians and the saudis are using weapons bought from america to do it. this week america decided why not just cut out the middleman. >> a u.s. destroyer launched a barrage of tomahawk cruise missiles hitting three radar stations controlled by rebel forces on yemen's red sea coast. this is the first time the u.s. has fired on these hautei rebel forces. >> you realize in any other country in the world, the fact that you bombed anot

pence were conducting routine operations in the red sea off the coast of yemen. it came from territory in yemen controlled by houthi terror groups which they're supplied by iran. both missiles failed to reach those american ships. >>> president obama is apparently executing a last-minute course correction when it comes to the space program.

heather: we are fighting a proxy war with yemen, excuse me, iran. >> yemen is a great example of whyg. iranian-backed houthis destroyed counterterrorism partnership and through the country into further flux and the houthis are antiamerican. they're not on our side. you see stuff like recent missile strikes against the uss mason trying to hit u.s. warships. iran's proxies are not our allies. heather: many remember the cash. how likely is it that our money that we sent to iran is paying for the shots at our ships? >> well, here is the point. you made the key point. even if the direct dollars aren't going to the houthis or one of the other iranian proxies in the region. the question is, you know, the theory was that the iranian regime was in a middle of domestic crisis. if you're infusing with cash, that takes away from domestic crisis. heather: what's the big picture here if this continues to go on, we fire shots at hem and we take out radar, they fire shots at us, what does this school -- escalate, if anything? >> other antiamerican actors like al-qaeda and other jihadi groups on the

ine broadly, in the conflict yemen.essage is that they should return to the negotiating table, consistent with where they were a few months ago. we are only responded right now to the direct threat to our forces. iran is supporting and backing the houthis. any information that the missiles that were launched were iranian made, for example? >> we do not have specific .nformation what we know is where they originated from. we have responded to the source of those strikes. host: what is your reaction to that? guest: it takes the pentagon some time to figure out what is going on. at one point we heard they may have thought it was an egyptian ship. in the streets, things can get very confusing. there are a lot of things moving through. the u.s. had an incident in the votean gulf where the u.s. tailed to closely in the gulf. it led to u.s. sailors being taken. in these areas of the world, vast oceans, things can become very small and very confusing very quickly. off largers can set things. we have seen that time and again. my

military action targeting the rebels who are trying to over throw the government of yemen. the real measure of success will be whether it puts an end to attacks on ships. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >>> denver broncos preparing to take on the chargers with an interim coach tonight. the advice he's received. >>> the denver broncos are in san diego ready to take on the san diego chargers. but head coach gary kubiak is here at home as you know recovering from that complex migraine that sent him to the hospital. it's expected trevor siemian will be the starting quarterback tonight. head coach here, joe de camilias will be in the spotlight. he got advice from his father- in-law, joe reeves. >> i got advice about my language that's for sure. you can guess who that came from, so i don't know about him telling me that. but coach reeves, i'm talking about. yeah, you know, you're representing the organization. but it's probably a little bit more intense i would say now. >> keeping it clean. you can watch that game here on cbs4. kickoff is at 6:25. we start at 6:00. stay wit

this comes just days after another exchange of fire off the coast of yemen. likely throughout the morning as this system lingers across will slowly come to an end and we'll start to see partly cloudy skies develop. temperatures will be warmer today topping out into the middle 70s. winds won't be a blustery today with a southerly wind at 5 to 15 mph. the evening will be warm once again with low temperatures back into the 60s. skies will be partly cloudy. expect monday to be at or near 80 degrees due to some sunshine and a strong southerly wind. winds will be roughly 15 to 25 mph and gusts are likely throughout the week will stay slim to none. today: patchy fog and drizzle, mild. wind: s 5-10 high: 75 alo: 74 dbq: 73 iow: 76 72 to 78 tonight: mostly cloudy. chance of drizzle or light showers. wind: s 10-15 low: 66 alo: 66 dbq: 65 iow: 66 63 to 69 tomorrow: partly sunny, windy, and very mild. wind: s 15-25 high: 80 alo: 79 dbq: 79 iow: 82 77 to 83 tom. night: partly cloudy. wind: se 15-25 low: 60 alo: 58 dbq: 60 iow: 60 high: 71 low: 60 wednesday: chance of show

military strike in yemen. >>> developing overnight, two boston cops shot, both in critical condition. we have new information from the police chief. >>> a powerful hurricane 4 churning, "early today" starts i'm ayman mohyeldin. >> i'm frances rivera. sometimes you wake up, donald trump finds himself in a fire storms at least four women have come forward with allegations against the millionaire candidate, accusing him of advances, groping and more him it comes after the presidential nominee insisted he had never engaged in such behavior. the "new york times" interviewed public encounters in which trump grabbed or groped them inappropriately. here's jessica lee's account. >> it was a real shock when all of a sudden his hand were all over me. he started encroaching on my space and i hesitate to use this expression but i'm going to and that is, he was like an octopus, it was like he had six articles. he was all over the place. have gotten -- i might not have gotten that upset. it's when he started putting his hands up my skirt and that was it. >> a trump camp ve hemally fought back agains

ships off the coast of yemen in the past week. the first attack prompted u.s. retaliatory measures a few days ago, when a u.s. warship fired tomahawk missiles into yemen to destroy three radar sites that the pentagon believes may have played a role in the missile firings. u.s. military officials say those missiles were fired from a houthi- controlled region in yemen. houthi leaders have denied the charge. a houthi delegation was just returning from peace talks in kuwait to negotiate an end to yemen's civil war. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. wikileaks released more documents showing hillary clinton's relationship with wall street. transcripts appear to show the democratic nominee generally avoided direct criticism of wall street in a speech to goldman sachs. goldman sachs is one of the mrs. clinton made three paid speeches to goldman sachs between the time she left the state department in 2013 and when she announced her presidential campaign last year. the des moines register endorsed hillary clinton for president. the newspaper's editorial board made the a

strikes back in yemen, attacking three sites held by houthi rebels. has one bearing a slew of grammy awards, and oscar, does she has won a slew of grammy awards, and oscar, and and he has won a slew of grammy awards and an oscar. bob dylan wins the nobel prize for literature. first up this hour, thailand is in mourning after the passing of king bhumibol adulyadej, the world's longest reigning monarch. the royals spent seven decades on the throne. 88passed away at the age of in declining health. many people believe he brought stability amid the country's political turmoil. fadingr: in an age of monarchs, king bhumibol adulyadej was an exception. ruledsally revered, he for more than seven decades. he came to the throne in 1946 at the tender age of 19, following the sudden death of his elder brother. had been stripped of power and prestige. but he became a constant in thailand. amid a series of military coups and changing prime ministers, he used his moral authority to guide the country through political crises. he stepped in during violent student riots

destroyer was targeted in the red sea from missiles from yemen. they're working to assess the source. all sides point to the rebels, responsible for two previous missile attacks on u.s. warships this week. in the latest incident. defense officials tell us three warships were patrolling international waters in the red sea when they detected possible inbound missile threats from yemen. one of the ships, guided missile destroyer, uss mason launched counter measures, surface-to-air missiles according to an official which took out the incoming cruise missiles. me mike pence says the current administration and one time secretary of state hillary clinton bear the blame. >> important to remember the militia in yemen were supported by iran. this administration with hillary clinton's full consent delivered $150 million, iranians were putting in their defense budget. some of the $150 billion including $1.7 billion in cash made its way to yemen subsidizing attacks against u.s. naval warships. >> no comment from the clinton camp to bay. the special envoy to ye

there are fears that that conflict in yemen could now expand drawing the u.s. into a direct confrontation with iran. the pentagon targeted the sites thursday after multiple missiles were fired at the u.s.s. mason in the territory. the white house says it is conducting a with saudi arabia in yemen, but some say there is growing tension. >> will we see a cooldown this weekend? hey guys. i called you all in because i just had an idea. brunch. allday, every day. brunch? that's great! where'd you get that idea? well... sweetie? you know what we're craving right now? brunch? but it's 8pm and it's tuesday. huh, i wonder if my mother would like to stay with us... should we get started? who wants coffee? introducing my new brunchfast menu. with tasty options like my brunch burger and a crispy bacon and egg chicken sandwich. served all day, every day. only at jack in the box. >>> your exclusive accuweather forecast with kristy siefkin on and the night is just getting really nice, and i saw all of the people going to the fair, and i actually saw a couple of people with li

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loftus)) >>> the u-s military says it fired cruise missiles overnight at three radar sites along yemen's coast. the strikes were in response to two separate incidents this week when a u-s navy ship in the red sea area came under fire. ((we're going to continue to encourage and urge all parties, and we're going to do this by and through the un special envoy, to cease hostilities, stop the violence, reduce the tensions, and return to political talks." )) been targeted twice this week while sailing between yemen and east africa. this marks the first u-s military action targeting the houthi rebels, who are trying to overthrow the government of yemen./// ((brian loftus)) >>> coming up on the valley's news leader... we talk home for the holidays. when is the deadline to submit your letters./// >>> but first we take a look at your weather now forecast with sherry swensk./// ((you're watching 8 news now at noon.)) ((brian loftus)) two billionaires, spending millions to buy a senate seat for joe heck. smearing catherine cortez masto with ads called "bogus," "highly misleading," and "false." as at

navy is investigating a possible missile attack on its ships patrolling off yemen's coast. just a few days ago, the u.s. military retaliated for an earlier missile attack on one of its ships in the same area. abc's elizabeth hur has more on this developing story. group of u.s. navy ships were in international waters in the red sea when the u-s-s mason detected possible inbound missiles and fired defensive missiles as a countermeasure. no ships were hit, and all meanwhile, according to the chief of naval operations admiral john richardson, this may be the second attack on the u-s-s mason and a possible third attack overall targeting u.s. ships off the coast of yemen in the past week. the first attack prompted u.s. ago, when a u.s. warship fired tomahawk missiles into yemen to destroy three radar sites that the pentagon believes may have played a role in the missile firings. u.s. military officials say those missiles were fired from a houthi- controlled region in yemen. houthi leaders have denied the charge. a houthi delegation was just from peace talks in kuwait to negotiate

is a sponsor of terrorism and now yemen is at war.in terms of why there's a blackout on news from yemen which is very true, there are two things that play, the first thing is america is selling the weapons that saudi is using to bomb refugee camps and hospitals and schools. the other thing, though that yemen is an extremely dangerous country to report from. the brilliant journalists who you should all follow and long-time journalists, besides syria one of the most second most dangerous to report from. you're absolutely right. war on yemen which is terrible, terrible scene of starvation and also complete disruption. >> i want to ask a question and maybe impossible to answer. what does this actually do? people that make a change. does it have effect in movement? does it take a brick out of the wall at all? >> sometimes, yes, and sometimes no. you never really know what you put out that's going to change things and if it will change things in the way that you want. classified documents that she's released from wikileaks. you go to a refu

is playing a role in the war in yemen. the u.s.s providing logistical and air support to the saudi arabia. the saudis have battled the houdi's through the area. and the saudi war has not made progress in defeating them. the worry thee ran is sending and taking out the radar dpoudance system and sending multiple ships to the system. two iranian ships are headed there. and russian and chinese ship there. and so you have a lot of the countries increasing tension between the country and it is a recipe, heather, that has people concerned that tensions will lead to more violence and a greater role in conflict there. >> even though it is going on sometime, it escalateed in the past few days. connor, thank you. >>> the archives from the 37th president has new digs. richard nixon's presidential library in california about to open its doors once again after a big renovation. and a scary moment in a rhode island airport. a plane ends up, jon, don't look as a pilot, the plane ended up off of the runway and on its side. >> oh, my god. this is a

internationally recognized government of the president of yemen . in iraq-- kurdish forces working with iraqi forces are continuing their advance to retake mosul from isis. they began their offensive - which is expected to take weeks or even months-- monday. their operation in iraq's second biggest city is being backed by the us- led coalition. once in troops will have to fight their way into an urban environment where more than one million people still live. south china is dealing with typhoon sarika-- which made land fall monday. sarika, the 21st typhoon of the year-- landed with winds of up to a- hundred miles per hour. it's' already killed 31 people china's southern island province evacuated 520- thousand people monday. more than two- thousand fishing vessels have been called to port. more than 137- thousand fisherman and construction workers with temporary shelters. flight and train service in the area has also been suspeneded for now. the storm now heads to vietnam.. you can't buy a car on sunday in colorado. but lawmakers could consider a cha

you spent quite a bit of time in yemen, what did you learn? >> well, yemen right now is chaotic. it is bad anarchy. you have al-qaida who we were going there to meet and who we were invited by u.s. isis and you have the citizens of the missiles launched there. it is something that i learn before and learned again that drone strikes are from r radicalized and the reasons why people die. it is a father who lost his kids and he's putting the blame on america. what i saw of american policies having a huge impact on the evolution of these groups. >> you divide the series called terror as a whole. you will be looking at each group and different groups. why did you start with al-qaida and did you find a commonality? >> yes, al-qaida is the god father of these radical groups and the next step is al shabaab and the taliban and boko haran. and we end with isis. the commonalties they are all hijacking the religion to their own ends and what they are doing is not representative of islam. the commonality is they are angry at the west and america. there is a lot of pain and suffering that mow

and great britain expressing hope for a cease-fire in yemen soon. this comes as the u.s. navy investigated what could be another incident involving a missile fired from yemen at an american ship. shannon bream is here with that story. >> well, bret, secretary of state john kerry said there is ongoing mediation over the troubled situation in yemen as he called for an immediate cease-fire between the recognized government there and the iran-backed houthi rebels. on saturday a u.s. destroyer was once again targeted in the red sea by missiles launched from the coast of yemen. they are working to assess the source but all signs point to the rebels, the same group responsible for two previous missile attacks on u.s. warships this week. in this latest incident, defense officials tell us, three warships were patrolling international waters in the red sea when they detected possible inbound missile threats coming from the coast of yemen. one of the ships, the guided missile destroyer uss mason launched counter measures likely surface surface-to-air missiles which took out the inco

struck three radar sites in yemen. the pentagon says the tomahawk missile launch destroyed the remote areas. the radar was used to track ships at sea. the u.s. strike comes after the "uss mason" conducting operations off the coast of yemen was the target of a second missile attack this weekend from houthi controlled territory in yemen. houthi rebels are denying they targeted the u.s. vessel. >>> a suspect in custody after two police officers shot in boston. the pair were responding to a report of a person with a gun when they were hit. both police officers rushed to the hospital. one in stable condition. one treated for life threatening injuries. >>> a suspect has been charged in the shooting deaths of two palm springs police officers. john hernandez felix is accused of gunning down the two on saturday. the 26-year-old accused of ambushing the officers as they responded to a family disturbance call. the shootings prompted a 12-hour standoff. >>> stunning developments in the deadly small plane crash on to a city street

hasnited nations panel concluded that a center-lead airstrike on a funeral in yemen earlier this month was in violation of international humanitarian law. more than 140 people were killed in the strikes. the ruling puts more pressure on yemen's fragile cease-fire. >> the sixth attempt of cease-fire appeared to be freshening -- fracturing on thursday. violations. 160 balance,tion in the rather than a reduction. the hutiesies -- leclaire success. this has a large scale airstrikes. >> saudi arabia has a right to be free from missiles being launched from yemen into saudi arabia. to draw call on them back, to draw their missiles back, which ultimately will have to be negotiated within the context of negotiations when they've begin. are waiting for them to show up, to be a part of this process and be there. , what could be a turning point will become the turning point. has hopested nations a could be extended and leads to a new set of peace talks and criticizews monitors him. in left 140 people dead and several hundred injured. south africa has announced plans to draw from the international

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the saudi-backed government in yemen is fighting houthi rebels as well as al qaeda forces.ast 10,000 people have died over the last 18 months, and more than million have been displaced and, on sunday, a u.s. navy guided missile destroyer in the red sea was targeted by houthi missiles fired from the yemeni coast. the navy says the missiles detonated short of the target, leaving the ship untouched. we begin with this report from neil connery of independent television news. >> reporter: they're burying the dead in sanaa, dozens of burials, for those killed, the funeral was attacked. (sirens) thousands came to mourn the capital's governor. his picture looking down on his own procession. the governor was one of hundreds of people packed into the funeral hall when it was hit by a saudi-led coalition airstrike. but even as they pay respects to the governor's family, the jets are back again, heard overhead. as sanaa buries its dead, there is rising anger at the weekend funeral attack and wit, calls for revenge. hopes for peace here have never seen so far away. >> we need peace. we

a civil war in yemen raging for two years now. and until this week the u.s. has avoided any direct involvement but has offered intelligence and material support to the saud sai arab. president obama authorized tomahawk crews missile strikes against three radar facilities in yemen. that was in retaliation for the two previous attacks on u.s. war ships this week. those radars are target because they would allow the rebel fighters to launch these kinds of attacks. >> this was a response to direct threats to our people, to our ships. and we responded to that threat, and we will be prepared to respond again. >> if what we heard from the pentagon holds true, we can expect to see our military again retaliate with strikes on more of the rebel facilities. >>> and we've got fair skies busy in some other parts of the nation. will it be so for you? we'll find out in the forecast in a few minutes. i learned as a police officer and a businessman you should never abuse people's trust. unfortunately, today too many politicians either serve their party or themselves, the ariz

destroyer was once again targeted in the red sea by missiles launched from the coast of yemen.ll signs point to rebels responsible for two attacks this week. in this latest incident defense officials tell us three warships were patrolling international waters when they detected possible inbound missile threats coming from the coast of yemen. the guided missile launched counter measures likely surface to air missiles which successfully took out the incoming cruise missiles. mike pence says the current administration and one time secretary of state bears some of the blame. >> it is important to remember that the malitia in yemen firing those missiles have been supported by iran. this administration just delivered $150 billion they say they were putting in their defense budget. it could be that some of that money made its way to yemen and subsidizing the very attacks against naval warships. >> no comment from the clinton camp today. he says he has been in contact with both sides and is optimistic that it could come in the next knew hours. >> thank you. >>> chief intelligence lates

ships off the coast of yemen in the past week. the first attack prompted u.s. retaliatory measures a few days warship fired tomahawk missiles into yemen to destroy three radar sites that the pentagon believes may have played a role in the missile firings. u.s. military officials say those missiles were fired from a houthi- controlled region in yemen. houthi leaders have denied the charge. a houthi delegation was just returning from peace talks in kuwait to negotiate an end to yemen's civil war. elizabeth hur, abc news, new thousands of people have been displaced by hurricane matthew... and so have a lot of pets. we'll show you what's being done to get them new homes. ((ad-lib)) the systems will keep coming and so will the wind! a very weekend! more than 40 police k-9 teams from across the country are in town for the narcotics and explosives detection competition. all of today's events are open to the public and even better-- it's free to get in! the event starts at 8 this morning and the closing awards ceremony should start around 5 p-m. "you gotta co you gotta

military officials say those missiles were fired from a region in yemen. a delegation was just returning from peace talks in kuwait to negotiate an end to yemen's civil war. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. state john kerry says two american citizens captured by yemeni rebels released. freed saturday as part of a complicated diplomatic arrangement, including airlifts for civilians wounded by an airstrike last week. >>> a country struggling in the aftermath of hurricane matthew. the country's interim president is calling it an apocalyptic situation. hundreds of thousands of people are still waiting for ada week after the storm -- aid a week 546 people have died and haiti is seeing a surge in cholera cases. >>> when national disasters strike the destruction is often plain to see but there could be another hidden disaster. with more here's senior medical contributor dr. timothy johnson. >> reporter: the winds and floods from hurricane matthew died down and what is left, the devastation of houses and cars, even the whole neighborhoods homes. some lost everyt

the united states retaliated against houthi revels in yemen. missile strikes at the raiders state. in response to a series that attend that missile attacks against american warships in recent days. these strikes marked the first shot fired at the u.s. against the iran backed who these. officials have not said if there were any casualties. stunning fall from the account in the wells fargo. chairman and ceo john stumpf has resigned -- retired. he was under mounting pressure after accusations he created 2 million unauthorized accounts. replacing center will be a big president and the 002 and. donald trump denied numerous new charges of sexual harassment. "the new york times" has two women have come forward to say they are touched inappropriately by trump. the palm beach coast in people magazine have published stories about what many say trumping fiscal advances on them. the trump campaign says there's no truth to any of the stories. and the markets checking in right now and features how they trade ahead of the opening out. the dallas out of 100. s

.- supported military coalition is apologizing for bombing a funeral in yemen last week, an attack that killed 140 people and wounded 600 more. in a written statement published today, the coalition's joint incidents assessment team said it "wrongly targeted" the location because of "incorrect information." the statement went on to say:" the coalition command expresses its regret at this unintentional incident and the ensuing pain for victims' families." the funeral hall had been filled with leaders and supporters of the shiite rebels, who the saudi-led coalition has targeted since last year in support of yemen's internationally recognized government. three men in kansas face arraignment on monday morning for allegedly plotting to bomb an apartment complex that's home to 120 people, including many muslim immigrants from somalia. federal prosecutors say the trio arrested yesterday belong to a militia group that calls itself the crusaders. they allegedly stockpiled weapons and planned to detonate car bombs outside the complex in garden city, 200 miles west of wichita, the day after electio

he's right to refer to the humanitarian crisis in yemen. this country is one of those that is in the forefront of ensuring humanitarian aide is provided. that is a record of which i believe this country and government can be proud around the world in terms of the actions that have been taken. it is important, the world cessation of hostilities in yemen, which was for a period of 72 hours over the weekend, as i referred to in this house on monday, i spoke to the crown prince of abu dhabi other the weekend. one of the issues was the importance of trying to find a political solution in yemen and seeing if that cessation of hostilities could be continued. it hasn't been continued. but, we are very clear the only solution that is going to work for yemen is to make sure that we have that political solution that will give stability in yemen. >> mr. christopher chope. >> 20 years ago, a conservative government believes councils could retain their sovereignty and control over their own destiny. will my right honorable friend show the house that the