so we do not order them though, we do have influence in yemen. but what matters now is that the so these should realize that if one to establish some kind of security and resolve the problem, they need to all give more care. and look at this issue from a strategic viewpoint to discuss all conflicts and the region with. ready her lawn, in order to practice a real conflict resolution approach with their ron and do not confine issues to yemen where they are their, you know, attack. and they are most of the day that they are somehow struck in yemen. and they just want to resolve their problem in yemen. they need to have a more. busy comprehensive viewpoint but still. busy i do believe with mr. ac in power with a kind of a can nomic agenda that he is pursuing are there is a serious chance that we see are better an improvement of ties. if this will really take the chance before it's becoming too late. we'll see whether it's conversations good now, but you mentioned some domestic issues there. i noticed that iraq selections themselves really just around

and they just want to resolve their problem in yemen. they need to have a more comprehensive viewpoint, but still i do believe with mr already in power with a kind of a can nomic agenda that he is pursuing. are there is a furious chance that we see better an improvement of ties if this will really take the chance before it's becoming too late. we'll see whether it's conversations go now. but you mentioned some domestic issues there. i noticed that iraq selections themselves really just around the corner. how much is this summit then about helping the region as we've been talking about, or rather potentially helping iraq itself, projects stability and, and maybe encourage some infrastructure investment ali. let me read that one to you to start of course the summit as as a good step forward. but is it enough? unfortunately, we have seen over the case in this region that conflict as a way going forward rather than solving conflicts and living in peace and prosperity. and unfortunately, all countries in this region have lost a lot of them ec

it's though us university of london and the order of yemen in crisis. the road to war, she says the attack is part of a more complicated series of events that happened unfolding in yemen. the base is in the south and it's also a base whose actual management is not entirely clear. because although it's officially under the internationally recognized government, it's also got southern separatists involved in it. so i think this is the, this, the package part of the set of other events that's taking place in the man at the moment. it seems important to us to, you know, regret the death of so many young men who presumably lounge most of whom have only been involved there because they're trying to, i'm some money and it's also important to not creek pre conditional cree clued, you know, the actual way this fits into the em any struggle at the moment. they have not been any serious discussions on negotiations now since december 2018. and the whole of the last year or the last year and a special envoy was spent trying to set up for sci fi, and he has now moved

, and we are expecting showers to strengthen around western areas of yemen. we could see a storm or 2, and those join up with the showers in storms across the running across the european rift valley. we are going to see some stronger rains, potentially flooding as well in the eastern areas of the democratic republic of congo. come tuesday, as those rains for heavy is here, but it's really in west africa where we are seeing those thunderstorms ro locked to the west, bringing with them the really wet and windy weather for gone out for sierra leone as well. as for liberia, we could see flooding as those rains for heavily. now moving down further south, we are seeing the wet weather effect, part of mozambique and for south africa, we've got wet and windy weather on the way for cape town. the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021 in 2009, a torture victim of the brutal argent time the della regime confronted his interrogator. tortured no, no, no, no. i wasn't trying to. i was interrogated. has justice now been served for the atr

any, be any sort of a political settlement in yemen. right? now, well, i think in itself it doesn't make any significant change that have not been any serious discussions or negotiations now since december 2018. and the whole of the last year or the last you and a special envoy was spent trying to set up for sci fi, and he has now moved on to another position. i think what is really important on with respect to the future is the fact that the new you and special envoy is coming into his position next week or well on the 5th of september. and that i'm like his predestined since he is not a british. and he's not closely related to the bridge in any way. and if you repeat in and, and on top of that is from a neutral u. p. s. country. so this is actually, you know, put unity for europe and europe pm's to start with a new and different approach to the situation which would be more realistic and would focus on the actual reality of the current situation in yemen. because one has to admit that in the military has effectively been a stay made now for

interests as we have seen in yemen and libya.econd assumption, if we do not sell the weapons, they will turn to china or russia. the u.s. is the partner of choice not only because so much of our equipment is just far superior to anything track -- the chinese or russians can sell but long-term training, maintenance, and security cooperation that comes with them. it is time to ask whether the threat that less arms from the u.s. will cause our partners to abandon us and return to china or russia, whether that is real or just a red herring. the third assumption -- post military relationships with these countries bring them into the club. it helps professionalize them, incentivizes them to become more respectful of international norms, and respect for human rights. as we know, by and large, this has not happened. bahrain is more repressive than 10 years ago. the crackdown on political speech is getting worse. egypt has 16,000 political prisoners in its shales. i'm not arguing -- i don't think the u.s. should pull out of security relat

interests, as we've seen in yemen and libya. if we don't sell them weapons, they will turn to russia or china is the second assumption. u.s. is the partner of choice because much of our equipment is far superior to anything the chinese or russians can sell but for long-term training, maintenance and security operation that comes with those sales. it's time to ask whether the threat of less arms from the u.s. will cause our partners to abandon us and turn to russia or china and whether that threat is real or whether it's a red herring. finally a third assumption, close military relationships with these companies bring them into the clutch that helps these nations become more respectful of international norms like a controlled dilatory and respect for human rights. as we know, by and large, this has not happened. bahrain is more repressive than it was 10 years ago in the saudi government has cracked down on human rights. i'm not arguing for a bright line come i never have and i don't think the u.s. should pull out of our security

group of eminent experts on yemen who have for a couple of years now. i stated that the provision of weapons to saudi arabia is not only feeling the conflict, but last year in their annual report. they centered out and directly named canada as one of the few countries directly named as supplying weapons and thereby feeling the violence is 1026 of them only here in moscow. whatever town is with you or if you're watching. thank you for watching out international this saturday life. my will new center with me, kevin, about with more just over half an hour's time and have a good weekend with me. one of the worst ever shootings in america was in las vegas in 2017. the tragedy a close a little of the real last vegas, where many say elected officials are controlled by casino knows the vegas shooting . revealed what the l v m p d really is. and now it's part of the stand machine to the american public barely remember that it happens, that just shows you the power of money and las vegas. the powerful showed that true colors when the pen demik had the most contag

or this the call centers around the ongoing conflict in yemen. who see rebels, who over through the many government are up against a multinational coalition, led by saudi arabia. more than 200000 de empties have died since the conflict started in 20144000000 have been displaced in tens of thousands on the brink of starvation and what's frequently been described as the world's worst humanitarian disaster. kelsey got the good telling us the arms sales from kind of facilitate the war. it's been a hot complex, it's 2014 and is deemed one of the world's worst humanitarian crises happening today. and certainly can provision of weapons to saudi arabia has a substantial risk of facilitating that conflict. and that is not just our assessment. in fact that's, that's actually based on the assessment of the group, the, you and group of eminent experts on yemen who have for a couple of years. now, i stated that the provision of weapons to saudi arabia is not only feeling the conflict, but last year in their annual report. they actually sent it out and directl

group of eminent experts on yemen who have for a couple of years. now. i stated that the provision of weapons to saudi arabia is not only feeling the conflict, but last year in their annual report. they actually sent it out and directly named canada as one of the, the few countries directly named as supplying weapons and thereby feeling the violence will out throughout this our next so going underground gets inside knowledge on not troubling situation, not colostomy we talked about earlier. so to ground, what i the the problem of the dead sailing is that it forces them to admit what that number is like am 3 or am to which are the money supply numbers once the numbers got so scary, they stopped reporting them. similarly with the debt ceiling kabuki theater, that happens every couple of years. they're just going to get rid of it. now i won't even announce that number. it will be impossible to find what the american is . and i'll just say a number sign for infinity the, [000:00:00;00] the news i'm action returns he welcome to going underground, coming up in

come us as well as the 40s in yemen, congratulating has bella for what they have done. so really a message, 2 messages here has developed. israel do not change the rules of engagement and iran to israel to not start war unless you are on multiple fronts. well, hold on honey. it isn't kitty at mona in northern israel and has more on how that country is handling the escalation. what we're hearing really from the israeli leadership, as usual rational reg is reserved. it's right to respond whenever he's fit. but we also do know that defense minister ben again did have a phone conversation with prime minister enough tally bennett. he then also had a meeting with his chief of staff and other top people from the military. now you do get read an impression that there is no desire to escalate this situation. make no mistake. israel is obviously making its preparation militarily here in the north of the country. but there is a realization that this border needs to stay calm, because whenever this border ignites well, you do also have another border in the south of the country to

group of eminent experts on yemen who have for a couple of years now. i stated that the provision of weapons to saudi arabia is not only feeling the conflict the last year in their annual report. they actually sent it out and directly named canada as one of the, the few countries directly named as supplying weapons and thereby feeling the violence. it's good bye from me on the whole newsroom here in moscow. thanks for sticking with us. run all t dot com is updated. run the plot, plenty of stores waiting period just to go away and upgrade me me. one of the worst in mass shootings in america was in las vegas in 2017. the tragedy a close a little of the real last vegas, where many say elected officials are controlled by casino owners. the dangerous shooting revealed what? the l v n p d really is. and now it's part of the stem machine to the american public, barely remember that it happened, but just shows you the power of money and las vegas. the powerful showed that true colors when the pen demik hit, the most contagious contagion that we've seen in decad

he blocked the elevation to become the leader of al qaeda in yemen. he told them not to identify himself or al qaeda would be back. one of things he said to everyone he was in contact with, don't try to set up a local islamic state. do not, and to focus on the united states that was a constant theme. he would write 40 page memos to his top deputy. in the top deputy would disagree with those orders, but take a different path of the organization. you can make the argument he was micromanaging the organization i was still in charge. i was hard for him to manage because he had to communicate in a very constrained way. after constantine people to attack the united states, kill barack obama and biden because he is not prepared to be president. his costly tasking him with things are completely preposterous. when he's moving his army divisions around europe. it did not really exist. it is a complicated picture it is a legal trying to micromanage things to his best of his ability with the troops he had. >> there is a lesson there for all of us. oftentimes the

in the first days, the president made sure to reinvigorate our diplomacy with yemen. to be able to reinvest in our diplomatic efforts. sen. murphy: i'm going to follow up with the chairman's intelligence on his line of questioning. it seems as though what we are seeking to do is to establish or reestablish deterrence. that should be the objective. i am being normative. we want to reestablish deterrence. do not currently have that. -- we do not currently have that. we have the enrichment of uranium and the bombing of tinkers in the gulf of oman through functionaries that have provided weaponry. all manner of veltman of sophisticated missiles. we need to reestablish deterrence in foreign arms sales. -- deterrence -- deterrents. foreign arms sales could be a tool. i think it could be catalyzed for the iranians to seek dete rrents on their point. >> it not the only answer to our relationships in the middle east. ms. stroul: i would respond also that the u.s. military does have conventional overmatched vis-a-vis iran. as is why you see a man investing in other capabilities

so are, are fighting the people of yemen. they, they're occupying parts of yemen. maybe the resistance in yemen carried out the drug strike. maybe it's a false 5 operation. no one knows who carried it out in the israeli regime, obvious, the cannot claim that it was iran. but what you run can say with certainty is that israeli regime assassinated the iranian deputy minister israeli regime with americans support. they carried out attacks on iranian nuclear installations and israeli regime, strikes gaza and syria with impunity. so if the railways want to have more and more of their assets attacked, whether from gaza or anywhere else, then that the way forward is just to carry out, continue carrying out the atrocities and aggression. and that's what i think they want to do. and i think they will pay a price for it. well as that, so we appreciate coming on to the program and sharing your thoughts with us. that was said, mohammed were on the professor at the university of her on many thanks. and finally, another act of police brutality has been caught on camera. in the u

, and we are expecting no showers to strengthen around western areas of yemen. we could see a storm or 2, and those join up with the showers and storms across it, running across the open rift valley. we are going to see some stronger rains, potentially flooding as well in the eastern areas of the democratic republic of congo. come tuesday as those rains for heaviest, here. but it's really in west africa where we are seeing those thunderstorms roll out to the west, bringing with them the really wet and windy weather for gone out for sierra leone as well as fall iberia. we could see flooding as those rains for heavily. now moving down further south, we are seeing the wet weather effect, part of mozambique and for south africa, we've got wet and windy weather on the way for cape town. the with the cushion sit arise on the cookie paralytic. i want i want to investigate japan problem history of caring for people with disabilities on our do 0 me play an important role. protecting human 9. the doctor's face. ah ah ah, look back a recap of the top stories here. this hou

we're seeing some spotty showers around yemen and into oman. but heavy showers can be found in the west, creeping up into saudi arabia and those join up with a shower across the horn of africa. we are seeing some heavy storms brewing in the central african republic, edging into the democratic republic of congo. and we are seeing some heavy storms as well across parts of nigeria. but as we go into wednesday, it's going to be western areas of africa that see some of the very heavy falls in my barrier. for example and coach to why we could see some flooding as, as heavy rains kick in the southern parts of africa, there is a lot of warmth around for what swanner for, maybe a. and then bob, way we're going to the temperatures pick up by the time we get to wednesday. and they will be sunshine for johannesburg in south africa. but it is looking rather wet for cape town over the next few days that she weather update. the job. you put you in a kid in it so not so much hutch or the yeah, that might be, you know, a rich and diverse culture explored throug

which could be used in the conflict of yemen are being provided by the canadians. so they may report by amnesty international canada and project power shares. there are 2 other suspend, also have arms to saudi arabia effective immediately. now the group, i just prime minister just introduced us government is violating the arms trade treaty by transforming weapons to the gulf kingdom, which are being diverted for use in the war in yemen. light armored vehicles and sniper rifles were transferred from canada to the keno fedor rubia have already been found. so to give us the details to bring down mcadams, executive director of the front. paul, interesting institute. thank you so much for joining me, daniel. hi, scotty. you know, i just want to start off with just some background to this. you know, i hear a lot of things actually being exported out of canada. agriculture energy. great honey. but rarely do we actually talk about military items. so how big is the military trade into 3 out of candidate will, can, there's not a major player in military exports, but it certa

so lots of hazy sunshine around for the wet weather we have to go to the west of yemen. we could see a couple of thunderstorms break out here. and they joined up with some really wet weather across that central band of africa. we've already seen flooding in, at a spot abba as ethiopia see some really heavy rains kick and i know storms are going to brew well across to the west. and as we go into sunday, it's going to be coat of why and liberia that see some very heavy falls. we could see some flooding here for southern africa, though it's the eastern areas of south africa that has seen a wet weather. it's going to get rather wet on sunday for durban, but for cape town, the sun comes through and temperatures are going to pick up by the time we get to sunday. the we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter when you call home will be used in current affairs. that matter to you i the ton of and top political leader is now in afghanistan to begin talks to form a new government. ah, hello and welcome on peter w. you're watching, i'l

in fact, it's actually based on the assessment of the group, the un group of eminent expert on yemen who have for a couple of years. now. i stated that the provision of weapons to saudi arabia is not only feeling the conflict, but last year in their annual report. they actually sent it out and directly named canada as one of the few countries directly named as supplying weapons and thereby feeling the violence. does me this? i'll be back with more news about the safe, 35 minutes you're watching, aren't internet me. ah, ah ah, ah, the i think is part of the mental health revolution. we increasingly freeze political claims. the language of mental health became more common. so if you disagree with something i said on this program, just say i disagree with you, i think you're wrong because of the following problems in your adventure logic. you say your micro grass mate, you say you triggered me. you said you harmed me again from psychological way because those are psychological terms. and i've got an enormous problem for politics because it's almost impossible to have a discourse on that

groups and individuals it deems to be threats in country after country, including places like like yemen, like somalia, large parts of syria, lydia places where we don't have boots on the ground on any kind of ongoing basis. now, we have the capacity to go after people who are trying to do us harm will retain that capacity and f canister. u. s. national security advisor jake sullivan says the groups like ice will k operating in afghanistan. do not have the capabilities to carry out attacks in other countries. at least not yet. rob reynolds al jazeera washington. well, now the evacuation flights rough galveston have ended. western governments are promising to continue efforts, repatriate people at risk. right now there are thousands of afghans in countries such as the u. k, wondering what the future holds. and the bomber is met some of those working to help them. so don't just working flat out to help afghans who just arrived with almost nothing. these volunteers say they've been amazed by the support i getting from the public, not just from afghans, but other members of the wider communi

now in the south, it is looking cooler thanks to those southern winds blowing across amman and yemen . and for the showers. we have to look to the western areas of yemen, those join up with the storms and showers across that central band of africa. they're not as heavy as we have seen recently. we have to go further west for that . nigeria seems very heavy for the go into sunday, and for monday it's going to be benny togo as well as gone to that season with a very heavy rains. we could see flooding, you can see those yellow peaks, and it's not just here. it is farther west. it's library and sierra leone that seem to really wet and windy weather. we could see flooding with those intense rains. now for the south, for south africa, it has been feeling rather shinny, thanks to coo and that's kicking in. but the temperature is going to pick up in johannesburg with plenty of sunshine by monday. the think of some of the biggest companies in the world today. all of them big take with algorithms that they're called, the move that we use. the more data we pritchard. we're in the mit, a great r

and as you know, in country after country including places like like yemen, like somalia, large parts of syria. lydia places where we don't have boots on the ground on any kind of ongoing basis. we have the capacity to go after people who are trying to do us harm will retain that capacity and f canister. o u. s. president joe biden has participated in a ceremony to bring home the bodies of service personnel killed in campbell. they were among the 175 people killed by suicide by suicide bomb cities. apples on thursday earlier on sunday by met with grieving family members of some of the fallen service members in our, the headlines hearken either as maitland for long the gulf coast is a powerful category for storm. as hundreds of thousands of people in the u. s. takes shelter, storm is threatening new orleans, 16 years to the day since it was devastated by hurricane katrina, which killed nearly 2000 people. present biden's as the devastation is likely to be immense. the government will support rescue and recovery operations. and then one of the story to bring you from yemen that lucy reb

group of eminent experts on yemen who have for a couple of years now. i stated that the provision of weapons to saudi arabia is not only feeling the conflict, but last year in their annual report. they actually sent it out and directly named canada as one of the, the few countries directly named as supplying weapons and thereby feeling the violence and go back to the latest developments in afghanistan. now it has just been reported that the taliban has also taken jill. all about which along with couple remained. one of the last 2 large cities controlled by authorities, is comes as unconfirmed report states that the taliban is now just 11 kilometers from the capital. biden is to increase the number of us troops to 5000 in cobbled to protect evacuating, american embassy staff. we are keeping across situation. our new team is falling. everything to the tea will keep you updated as it comes in. this is our international tea in about 33 minutes. the problem of the death failing is that it forces them to admit what that number is like and 3 or 2, which are th

group of eminent experts on yemen who have for a couple of years now. i stated that the provision of weapons to saudi arabia is not only feeling the conflict, but last year in their annual report. they actually sent it out and directly named canada as one of the, the few countries directly named as supplying weapons and thereby feeling the violence. what's happening in the world at this hour? let's go back to our breaking news story. at least 20 people are reported dead and 7 more are understood to have been injured in a gas tanker explosion in northern lebanon. the red cross has been deployed to the area to transport burn victims, both dead and wounded, to the local hospitals there. and a number of people are understood to still be missing the cause of the blasters. as of yet unknown former prime minister sod, harvey re called for the government and president to step down over the explosion of the country. recently marked the one year anniversary of an explosion at the capitals port in a route which $218.00 people died. that was followed by the countri

2 immunizations also states that kinda violated non treaty and humanitarian rights over the war in yemen, we spoke with the reports co be endeavored to not only analyze, but refute the findings of canada's report. and come to the conclusion that kansas export of l. a. v's and other canadian made weapons to saudi arabia's actually in contravention of kansas legal obligations under the arms trade treaty to which candidate has been a safe party for a couple of years now. canada cannot permit the export of weapons to a recipient where there is a substantial risk that that recipient is going to use those weapons in contravention of human rights to facilitate human rights abuses. pack in 2019 canada, exported nearly $3000000000.00 was all weapons for saudi arabia. the very are also signed up for an international treaty. and despite global pressure on the saudis, over the assassination of washington post columnist, remarks georgie, i was $20.00 to $20.00, kind of the store raked in more than a $1000000000.00 in weapons steals. but canadian need isn't, says there are strong control systems in pl

all this of course, fences around the ongoing conflicts in yemen. where who's the rebels? who, over, through the government are up against the multinational coalition, led by saudi arabia. more than 200000 emmys, have died since the conflict started in 2014, for 1000000 the big display and tens of thousands on the brink of starvation. what frequently been described as the world was to monetary disaster. kelsey gallagher telling us the arms sales from canada to facilitate the war there. it's been a hot complex, it's 2014 and is deemed one of the world's worst humanitarian crises happening today. and certainly can this provision of weapons to saudi arabia, jose substantial risk of facilitating that conflict. and that is not just our assessment fact that's actually based on the assessment of the group, the un group of eminent expert on yemen who have for a couple of years. now, i stated that the provision of weapons to saudi arabia is not only feeling the conflict, but last year in their annual report. they actually sent it out and directly named canada as one of the, the few

group of eminent experts on yemen who have for a couple of years. now. i stated that the provision of weapons to saudi arabia is not only feeling the conflict, but last year in their annual report. they actually sent it out and directly named canada as one of the, the few countries directly named as supplying weapons and thereby feeling the violence. lots of news happening in the world and want a positive note. it is august 15th here in moscow at least, which means one thing. happy birthday mom. this is our today the one the make. no, certainly no borders and the blind number t's as emerge. we don't have authority, we don't, the whole world needs to take action and be ready and not a joke. people are the judge crisis, we can do better, we should be better. everyone is contributing each in their own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is paid for the response has been massive. so me, good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we need together in now we have e cigarettes. i just heard that it was a

in yemen, we spoke with the reports, co author be endeavored to not only analyze but refute the findings of canada's report and come to the conclusion that canada's export of l. a. v's and other canadian made weapons to saudi arabia's actually in contravention of canada's legal obligations. under the arms trade treaty, to which candidate has been a safe party for a couple of years now. canada cannot permit the export of weapons to a recipient where there is a substantial risk that that recipient is going to use those weapons in contravention of the human rights to facilitate human rights abuses. in 2019 canada, exported nearly $3000000000.00 worth of weapons to saudi arabia very year. it also signed up for an international treaty. and despite global pressure on the saudis, over the assassination of washington post columnist jamal shoji in 2020 canada is still raking in more than a $1000000000.00 in weapons deals. but canadian leaders insist that they are strong control systems in place, and there is no risk of rights violations. much of this, of course, centers around the ongoing conflic

we've got a southerly wind kicking in across yemen, anime on, and that is keeping temperatures down. we're also seeing if you showers across western areas of yemen, edging up into southern areas of saudi arabia. and these join up with the biggest storms that are brewing across that central band across africa. you can see that the p e. c. o pin rift valley. see some of those heavy showers and storms, we could see, flooding across parts of the central african republic. and cameroon is likely to see some of those really heavy falls come sunday. but further south it is looking a lot hotter and dry. a temperature is in namibia and botswana, or above average for this time of year. and for much in phil africa. it's a similar story with lots of sunshine coming through with johannesburg. the cape town, though, it does turn cold as we go into sunday, with the arrival of wet weather that your update the weather bag, energy and change to every part of our universe. more small. to continue the change all around the shape, my technology and human ingenuity, we can make it work for you and your bus

group of eminent experts on yemen who have for a couple of years. now. i stated that the provision of weapons to saudi arabia is not only feeling the conflict, but last year in their annual report. they actually sent it out and directly named canada as one of the, the few countries directly named as supplying weapons and thereby feeling the violence ok, that's it from the newsroom. so now you can check us out online and get news of those $2470.00 can follow us over socials. and if you had to all t dot com more of our award winning programs. and if you're to spend minute this weekend on youtube, you can find video stories as well. so you all support for choice and i'll be back here in just over half an hour to update you again. me, the in the in the annex painted upside of the pandemic, kenya is experiencing and edison, baby, boom, $200.00. why does kenya have so many cars? and how has the panoramic impacted people's lives? there's a wall is very big along in any fact he end up killing himself. i don't live on a lease and then you go buy a car. well, and

group of eminent experts on yemen who have for a couple of years now. i stated that the provision of weapons to saudi arabia is not only feeling the conflict, but last year in their annual report. they actually sent it out and directly named canada as one of the, the few countries directly named as supplying weapons and thereby feeling the violence or breaking news this hour. at least 20 people are reportedly killed when a fuel tanker has exploded in lebanon, a number of people are reported missing. still, the lebanese red cross has been deployed to the site. of course, this is developing right now. breaking right now. you can see some dramatic images . there are news team isn't covering the story and we will get you more information and cover as we get the information. and this is the ah, with me ah ah, i use the financial survival guide, daisy littler about be allowed. let's say i'm a joy and your great, i'm grief based on the site walk 3 prod. thank you for helping ah, joy. 6 that's right, fell out that way. the annex painted upside of the pandemic k

more than 200000 yemen have died since that conflict started in 2014. 4000000 have been displaced in tens of thousands on the brink of starvation, and what's frequently described as the world's worst humanitarian disaster tells you. got to go says that the sales from canada facilitate the ball, but it's been a hot complex, it's 2014 and is deemed one of the world's worst humanitarian crises happening today. and certainly can provision of weapons to saudi arabia, jose substantial risk of facilitating that conflict. and that is not just our assessment. in fact, that's actually based on the assessment of the group, the un group of eminent expert on yemen who have for a couple of years. now. i stated that the provision of weapons to saudi arabia is not only feeling the conflict, but last year in their annual report. they actually sent it out and directly named canada as one of the, the few countries directly named as supplying weapons and thereby feeling the violence that should use for now thanks for watching more great programs on the way for you this weekend. i'll be back here though

if i stayed, i would have witnessed bloodshed and couple, couple should not be turned into another yemen or syria over power struggles. so i was forced to leave i left with just a waste coat and some clothes. the personality assassination against me has been ongoing, saying i have taken money with me. the accusations are baseless lies, but you can even ask customs officials, they are basically and then i've got a son itself. taliban fighters of reportedly open fire on protest is the 3 people said to have been killed at a demonstration against the group to take over the eastern city of july. about people were marching in the streets chanting and carrying the gun flag. video of the event later show taliban fighters firing into the air and heating protested with sticks. gunfire has also been heard during protest in the eastern city of caution. meanwhile, a cobble airport us led troops fired into the air to disperse people who've been gathering. they're trying to leave the country. taliban soldiers also fired into the, to control the crowd. but an official says they have no intention of inju

more than 20 people. 20000000 people in yemen, need humanitarian and assistance and protection that's about 2 thirds of the population . and it continues to be quite an astonishing figure. but out of all those needs, there is perhaps one over arching humanitarian priority, and that is to stop the famine. to day about 5000000 people are just one step away from succumbing to famine and the diseases that go with it. 10000000 more are right behind them. famine isn't just a food problem, it's a symptom of a much deeper collapse, as you know. in many ways it is, all of humans problems rolled into one that demands a comprehensive response. severe drought is threatening more than 12000000 people in syria and iraq, 13 humanitarian group say urgent action is needed as people lose access to food, water, electricity, water shortages, and rising temperatures, causing an outbreak of waterborne diseases. the warm syria has already crated a humanitarian crisis. that has to place millions of people one of the world's most, you should cities is experimenting with a new technology to improve its quality

and as you know, in country after country including places like like yemen, like somalia, large parts of syria, lydia places where we don't have boots on the ground on any kind of ongoing basis. now, we have the capacity to go after people who are trying to do us harm will retain that capacity and f canister. and spring in now rob reynolds, he's standing by line for us in washington, d. c. and rob. so what our official saying about the result of that us drone strike in afghanistan? well, in a statement that charlie referred to from the us central command, the military says that they successfully carried out a drone strike against a vehicle. they said that they observed secondary explosions after hitting the vehicle, which they said indicated that it had on board a large amount of bomb or explosive material. so they are saying that this was an ice ok. opperation that they disrupted. they said in a, in their statement that there was no indication of civilian casualties. so how that squares with what charlie and others are seeing on the ground with reports of civilian casualties is not k

groups and individuals it deems to be threats in country after country, including places like like yemen, like somalia, large parts of, of syria lydia place where we don't have boots on the ground on any kind of ongoing basis. we have the capacity to go after people who are trying to do us harm will retain that capacity and f canister in the us national security advisor jake sullivan says that groups like isis k operating in afghanistan do not have the capabilities to carry out attacks in other countries, at least not yet, rob reynolds al jazeera washington. now one of the most powerful, hurricanes to ever hit the u. s. has knocked out power to the city of new orleans, either slammed into the area as a category for storm. but since weaken at least one person has died, it may land for 16 years to the days of hurricane. katrina struck and killed the 2000 people. phil laval has more now from new orleans. they were warned to prepare . but how do you prepare the bis water pouring through this hope? and all the odor can do is helplessly watch a live feed on camera. hurricane ida has well and t