but we have to work very closely with the yemenis.e're doing everything in yemen in full cooperation with our yemeni partners. we're going to continue to do that. >> no specific -- are there specific people there you're targeting? >> there are leaders of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula that we are focusing on. we're trying to make sure that they're brought to justice. again, one way or the other, we're going to work closely with our yemeni partners. >> let me turn you to the secret service scandal that we've had because there's a lot of concern on capitol hill, as you know, that the security -- the national security as well as the security of the president is thing. national security as well as the security of the president is threatened by this sort of thing. i was struck by something congressman elijah cummings told me last week, which was, listen, we have told the bad guys, we have said to the terrorists there is a way to pierce this shield. do you have concern about that? >> well, first of all, the secret service has done a fant

yemeni sameas you having a dream for the. i say. something i say i don't have anything in italy they don't need me. as the day comes to a close libyan refugee ever johnson returns to the shelter to spend the night. it takes some walking through the historical part of the city he has no money for a bus. johnson doesn't stop in the sense of very often unlike at the railway station with the other refugees he feels a complete stranger. some italians didn't used to does that. we are we go you have enough money because the government used to disguise money doesn't doesn't need to tell you that does not true blood big give us money does not delay that. on the same evening veronique or the blogger puts the finishing touches to a post on the refugee situation but when she's about to send her a text she receives some unexpected news ever johnson has been thrown out of the asylum after spending two months there why is not yet known. we bloggers work to make sure that what is secret comes to light so we're trying to bring a resolution to the si

has recently expanded its drone operations to yemen do you think the yemeni government might follow in pakistan steps and demand an end to this kind of thing. well that's interesting because i think in yemen the arguments been made that the targets of the grown campaign there also happen to be working with rebels against the yemeni government. so the government itself may be at least quietly enthusiastic about the notion of having u.s. support at the same time i suspect you'll get the same sorts of concerns that you might see in pakistan now which are about sovereignty it would rule out nationalism and the notion that americans can just kill anyone who happens to be wandering through yemen at any given time of course the u.s. says that the prime targets of its drone strikes are qaeda militants but is there no other approach the u.s. could take to tackle insurgents. i mean that's a really good question and. the u.s. military believes that this is the easiest and most efficient way to kill militants certainly there are other ways sort of militants could have been in certain cases capture

government airstrikes kills insurgents and civilians charles smith the american institute on yemeni studies believes the u.s. is playing with fire by getting involved in yet another conflict. what is the determination of who is a legitimate target not. just because the united states has declared it. is a military target how do you determine what you are if you are a few issues with what determines your condition but i think you know the danger is that the united states will be drawn into a counterinsurgency operation and i think that's where we're headed if there may be no distinction between you know somebody who's a terrorist or you know states. and you know somebody who says or does bring in a counterinsurgency inside of you know a very dangerous precedent. let's get the latest from the business that's katie joins us with the latest markets and all the rest of the news from the financial world kate absolutely i'll get stuck in and he so what we're seeing today is missing a lot of his son in asia we've got europe down as well we've got u.s. futures also pointing to the south side

it's metal the group of players captured by the vinogradov in the gulf of aden were handed over to yemeni police and received ten year prison terms for attacking civilian ships. for two helicopter scrambles the criminals were detained and in keeping with international agreements handed over to the yemeni authorities. the experience gained could well prove useful during grosser chinese maneuvers both countries train their sailors in counterterrorism tasks come on the bit with the exercise in general is important to improve interaction in the asia pacific i think which is where it is a patient it is a step towards closer cooperation but what's certainly not again is the fact that every move in our convoy is being watched closely by nato planes ships and submarines and the past few years the u.s. and its allies have been increasing their presence in the asia pacific region so for russia and china this exercise is about more than simply practicing maneuvers it's a chance to restamp their authority on their traditional stomping grounds. r.t. on board destroyer admiral vinogradov in the yellow

government s trikes killed both insurgents and civilians trials of the american institute on yemeni studies these the u.s. is playing but are getting involved in yet another conflict where is the determination of who is a legitimate target or not. and you know just because you know this place is that quite a bit. is a military target how do you determine what you are. right i think you know the danger is that the united states will be drawn into a counterinsurgency operation i think that's where we're headed maybe no distinction between you know somebody who is a terrorist or united states and you know somebody who is this participating in a counterinsurgency inside of yemen married the president. another country grappling with anti government since these military john was ignored on its neighbor this exit from power i mean come on this. these control of the town last month to suppress rebels in the country's north but the now it's an african union of that's close to travel about economic restrictions imposed earlier. written system in control of involvement regional hell it was up

university of maryland and from the american institute of yemeni studies your insights appreciate it thank you. but also around the world tonight argentinean protesters rallying against britain's control of the four call of violence and clashed with police and one of the demonstrators outside the british embassy held petrol bombs and told them police barricades them for offices responded with tear gas the demo marked the thirtieth anniversary of the start of the fall for this war which forms the found a. record breaking winds one hundred fifty kilometers now it's been recorded in japan because two deaths in tokyo were simply walk across the street didn't cover that its challenges as you can see there many people had trouble holding on to their belongings and standing up straight under the flights were canceled with gusts expected to continue through to wednesday. focusing in on italy now it's going to counseling problem the number of people getting addicted it seems to scratch cards and lotteries. and it's the deeply struggling economy that's making it works. for us. oh. for eighty y

>> al qaeda is located yemen and involved in the government and we're working closely with the yemeni government to ensure that that growth of al qaeda in the area can be blocked. they've shown the capability of trying to carry out attacks against the home land. the underwear bomber as well as the other. we're wanting to make sure they're not going to carry out the attacks. we're doing everything in yemen in full cooperation with the yemenis. >> are there specific people there? >> there are leaders that we're focusing on. we're trying to make sure they're brought to justice. again, one way or the other, we're going to work closely with our yemeni partners. >> let me turn you to the secret service scandal that we've had because there's a lot of concern on capitol hill, as you know, that the national security as well as the president is threatened. there was something last week, listen. we have told the bad guys. we have said to the terrorists there is a way to pierce this shield. do you have concern about that? >> well, first of all the secret service has done a fantastic job over the

the interview done by the youngest yemeni wife in 2002 said pakistan officials helped her after theycattered after the september 11th ache at that. >> that and her most recent interrogation talked about the movement in the country in populated areas and fathering four kids. >> in pakistan? >> in pakistan. difficult to believe they wouldn't have help from high levels. >>> i remember before bin laden huz found there were these thoughts he was hiding in the mountain regions and there were caves. he was moving around a populated area of pakistan. >> absolutely. playing xbox and several different apartments. five homes. >> they would have known? >> i think they aided him and they have a trust deficit at the moment. >> what is the connection with the haqqan i network? >> it is a lose organization of family and criminals and they run drugs and stuff like this and they have been attacking u.s. forces. most recently the former joint chief of staff admiral mullen said the pakistani security forces were in harm of the haqquani network. they were responsible for some of the brutal afax in the co

officials is al qaeda's yemeni affiliate and master bomb maker. who has survived repeated u.s. taech attempts to kill him. michelle? >> tara mergener in washington, thank you. >>> here in new york, police are trying to determine what caused a van to flip off a highway overpass, killing all seven people on board. the van crossed three lanes of traffic before flying over a four-foot guardrail and falling more than 50 feet yesterday afternoon. it landed in a wooded area of the bronx zoo that's not open to the public. the van landed upside down and was crushed. >> the injuries were quite horrific. in 30 years i've seen something like this once or twice. everybody was taken aback by it. >> police say the victims were wearing their seat belts. all were members of the same family, including three children. no one on the ground was hurt. police say speed may have been a factor. >>> the bodies of three crew members killed in a yacht racing crash have been found off the pacific coast. a fourth sailor remains missing. the 37-foot aegean was taking part in a 125-mile race from newport beac

deadly clashes between fighters linked to al qaeda and yemeni of soldiers continue for a fourth day running at least one hundred fifty people have been killed in the fighting and airstrikes since monday insurgents have been attacking army barracks trying to retake the strategic southern town of loder it's the latest in a series of deadly confrontations following an uprising which forced a longtime leader. from. the international criminal court has confirmed that saif gadhafi the imprisoned son of the former libyan leader was tortured and abused since his capture last november investigators met him at a detention center near tripoli earlier this month where he said he'd prefer to stand trial in his home country on charges of war crimes however it's believed his decision was made under duress as a libyan official was sitting in on the conversation a trial of the i.c.c. would remove the threat of the death sentence if he's convicted on charges of killing protesters during last year's uprising. hundreds of people have been demonstrating in the chilean capital santiago against the construction o

including in yemen where the united states has just pledged one point two billion dollars to the yemenis to help them put down for the uprisings in the country of yemen so i don't see you know i don't have. a saying wind approach to some countries having made reforms in the case of libya we have a broken state nor hope of any kind of real human rights evaluation and in the case of the gulf countries bahrain saudi arabia yemen there is in fact blindness towards the state violence used against the population who have genuine demands and history of genuine calling for transformation ok if i go back to you in dubai it's quite hypocritical isn't it for western countries to complain about violence in one country syria but not violence and other countries you know because they're aligned with the west ok yemen is a nice example right there and of course this blind side to about libya it's pure hypocrisy it stinks to heaven because nato did a good job quote unquote there it didn't. sure i mean you can understand the wariness whereas you know who's mubarak was an ally of the united states saudi a

seventy two suspected al qaeda linked fighters have been killed following three days of clashes with yemeni soldiers and surgeons have been attacking army barracks trying to retake the strategic southern town of logar it's the latest in a series of deadly confrontations following an uprising which forced longtime leader. from power in the latest fighting is reported u.s. warplanes have carried out airstrikes. hundreds of people have been demonstrating in the chilean capital santiago against the construction of five dan and patagonia demonstrators fear the project could harm the landscape and wildlife of the southern region police broke up the peaceful march with water cannons arresting dozens of chilean supreme court and green lighted the project last week rejecting a legal challenge from its critics. right time not a buckle up and try not to revisit your last meal would like to show you this video from a russian motorist or recorded by his dashboard camera mildly hair raising it is to say police have a look at an ordinary drive quickly turns ugly when the driver narrowly of aids two oncomi

at least one hundred thirty three people have been killed in two days of violent clashes between yemeni soldiers and al qaida comes after militants linked to al qaida raided an army barracks in the southern town of logar a government official says the group has now surrounded the area preparing to take over a town. in nigeria suicide bombers appear to be targeting the public after a fight of recent attacks a suicide car bomber killed forty one people in the country's north and hours later a second bomb exploded in central and jury in the country's north has been increasingly targeting a radical islamist sect known as ram which has been blamed for almost four hundred deaths in the last year. in the us rick santorum has suspended his campaign for the republican presidential nomination after he was unable to win the primaries basing a loss in his home state of pennsylvania his decision years away the front runner mitt romney newt gingrich and ron paul are still campaigning but are lagging well behind romney and the lead up to november first presidential election. and there's more on the bu

at least one hundred thirty three people have been killed in two days of violent clashes between yemeni soldiers and al qaida it comes after militants linked to al qaida raided an army barracks in the southern town of lo there a government official says the group have now surrounded the area preparing to take over the town. for even million eligible southbury and voters will have the opportunity to vote for the country's new parliament on wednesday it's predicted to be a race between two major parties the presidents and the main opposition group tensions with north korea are a major factor in the race with manny koreans unhappy at the government's handling of relations with its northern neighbor the presidential elections also slated for december this year. in the us rick santorum has suspended his campaign for the republican presidential nomination after he was unable to win key primaries facing a loss of his home state of pennsylvania his decision clears the way for frontrunner mitt romney newt gingrich and ron paul are still campaigning but are lying well behind romney in the lead up

yemenis new president. hadi is wired to military chiefs across the country is formally idea to assign a placement of nearly twenty top officials reshuffle cables al qaeda gunmen the launched two attacks against government sites suicide missions targeting security forces have intensified since i've eaten office and every following a year process since and is region. christian community across the world has celebrated good friday with posts and prayer services in churches all things observed before easter sunday is a religious day according to the christian faith it was the crucifixion of christ it's believed by christians that christ died on good friday was resurrected on easter sunday easter also marks the end of lent a period of posting prayer. they to the program when private lives become public. for a bit i couldn't stand why they're doing it but i also don't want them to get too much into you know our personal business and yet that's how cocky it's a typical party it's the streets of new york to us whet

other insurgents and seven soldiers have been killed the fighting occurred in the south where the yemeni government is trying to regain parts of the nation taken by militants government forces lost control due to turmoil elsewhere in the country last year before the ousting of the former president ali abdullah saleh. the south sudanese soldiers came under airstrikes from sudan's army while was drawing from the oil city of headley around four hundred troops from south sudan have reportedly died in the battle for the just because of border town which was captured earlier this month new orleans is in the region have allegedly been severely damaged during the occupation threatening the sudanese economy which is heavily reliant on energy exports there. egypt's national gas company e-cards has canceled its natural gas supply deal with israel the contracts negotiated during the reign of ousted leader hosni mubarak has come under heavy criticism in egypt tel aviv has already responded to the news saying relations between the two countries have hit an unprecedented low. the e.u. has postponed for

and five days of clashes between yemeni troops and al qaeda linked militants have left over two hundred people dead thirty seven were killed alone on friday and follows a military offensive against insurgents who attacked a military camp in the south to took control of several towns in the area during a year of political turmoil to depose president. but the u.k.'s debt is growing steadily and the treasury is looking at drastic measures to tackle it it suggesting never ending loans to make a reappearance that's despite the fact that previous ones issued to cover the cost of the first world war are still being slowly repaid today a new loans will mean a future generation that will inherit nothing with debt as long as he's ever been it reports. strapped for cash and deep in debt the u.k. government has a plan but buyers beware all's not as it seems chancellor george osborne wants to bring back never ending loans dumping the government's crippling debt on to future generations it will still be borrowing only this is money george and friends won't have to pay back sounds too good to be true

where twelve insurgents and seven soldiers have been killed fighting occurred in the south where the yemeni government is trying to regain parts of the country lost to militants government forces lost control due to turmoil elsewhere in the country last year before the eventual departure of dictator ali abdullah saleh. satellite images show that key oil infrastructure in sudan's disputed heglig region has been destroyed during recent border fighting with south sudan southern forces captured the oil rich town last week raising fears of war between the two under international pressure the south then started pulling out of the area but said its troops were. leaving south sudan became independent from the north last year following a long running civil war that cost nearly two million deaths. iran claims it started to build a copy of the top secret american spy drone captured last year by its armed forces military says it has extracted data and figured out how the craft works u.s. officials acknowledge that losing the surveillance drone but said it would be difficult to exploit any data or techn

twelve insurgents and seven soldiers have been killed the fighting occurred in the surf where the yemeni government is trying to regain parts of the country last two minutes and government forces lost control due to turmoil elsewhere in the country last year before the else think of the former president ali abdullah saleh. iran claims it started to build a copy of the top secret american spy drone captured last year by its armed forces the military says it has extracted data and figure out how the craft works u.s. officials acknowledged losing the surveillance drone but said it would be difficult to exploit any data or technology because of its security measures. egypt's national gas company has canceled its natural gas supply deal with israel a contract negotiated during the reign of egypt's ousted leader hosni mubarak has come under heavy criticism in egypt for the river's already responded to the news relations between the two countries have hit an unprecedented low. as for his parliament speaker peter slipper has resigned amid claims he had sexually harassed his openly gay adviser ac

least forty three suspected al qaeda militants dead last month washington intensified its support for yemeni government airstrikes that killed both insurgents and civilians smith the american institution and given the saudis believes the u.s. is playing with fire by getting involved in yet another conflict. what is the determination of who is the legitimate target and not. just because the united states is that what it. is a military target you know you determine what you are going to hear a few issues the. truth. and i think you know the danger is that the united states will be drawn into a counterinsurgency operation and i think that's where we're headed. he noticed engine between you know somebody who's a terrorist or united states. and you know somebody who is this is what is being in a counterinsurgency inside of you know there's a very dangerous president. looking now at some other world news for you this hour six people have been killed after a bomb went off in northwest pakistan near the afghan border the government officials said the devices planted inside of that civilians and. the

twelve insurgents and seven soldiers have been killed the fighting occurred in the south where the yemeni government is trying to regain parts of the country lost to militants government forces lost control due to turmoil elsewhere in the country last year before ousting other former president ali abdullah saleh. south sudanese soldiers came under airstrikes by sudan's army while withdrawing from the oil city of heglig the disputed border town was captured earlier this month he oral installations in the region are reported to have been damaged during the period of occupation and are no longer operating having provides most of sudan's oil output and is a crucial contributor to the country's economy. iran claims it started to build a copy of that top secret american spy drone captured last year by its armed forces the military has extracted data and figure out how the craft works u.s. officials acknowledged losing the surveillance drone but said it would be difficult to explode any data or technology because of its security measures. egypt national gas company e-commerce hard counseled its