the presidential guard mans checkpoints here but the yemeni president is seldom in the country. he was forced to flee by who see rebels. that's when his allies the saudis stepped in. there bombing campaign has not restored his authority. but his house destroyed hospitals schools and homes like them out of the. while family. their house was hit by two air strikes as the coalition targeted who see fighters nearby. feel good about sonata while tells us two years on the extended family of party. are among the forgotten victims of this war. some of the family still live right here in the ruin. it's no help they say except from god. n't like hope. yeah. but civilians here have been under fire from both sides. we met on agile and her children waiting for food aid. ten year old imagine use to love football. before he was hit by a who see shell. yeah my. you might get that could you many. i'm i'm the kids into the house you told us. and ask them to stay inside. might maybe via michelle and have often they went into the living room. that's where they were his. he lost both legs immediatel

fired byic missile yemeni rebels shot down close to my cap on thursday.audi arabia and authorities accusese iran of trying to disrt pilgrimage. a busy week in the united states with corporate earnings. one of the companies making a buzz, amazon. >> that is right. jeff bezos became the richest man and the world for a fleeting moment. investors got overexcited ahead of the earnings reports. the online retailer underperformed. investors have been intrigued by the low profit high investment business model but can it last? >> sales remain strong. the costs of massive expansion have hit profits at amazon. the second quarter of 2017 plummeted by nearly 80% compared to the same. last year. shares fell by nearly 3% after the news was announced. investors are not abandoning the world's a guest online retailer yet. is not making a lot of money. the market is saying, at some point in time, they will generate so much market share that they can set their own prices. long-term growth at the cost of short-term profit is nothing new for amazon. at the moment, outlays are

foreign office is a voice against travel within ten kilometers of the yemeni border no mention there of the u.k. de facto conflicts into tens of thousands of civilians contracting cholera although they do state yemeni passengers flying to jordan have to provide disease free certificates so make sure you carry your credentials or you might not even get off the ground like a flight containing british journalist religion is stopped by the saudi that coalition from entering yemen now on to the travel update sure to be full of delays and disputes in the case of british airways versus the cabin crew is it business over economy as five thousand workers go and strike of what they've called poverty pay an average of sixty thousand pounds a year which is around five first class flights and british airways luxury dreamliner yet despite the cabin pressure rising being a of said they've made an offer which was rejected by their employees maybe it was once again you nationalized next up the gender gap chancellor philip hammond versus trains the public backlash of the tory m.p. saying even a woman

beginning of the conflict they've called the court's decision a potentially quite deadly blow to yemeni civilians. who spoke to all of the activists behind the legal challenge what's your response to the voting and also what's the next step now however they were very disappointed very disappointed on the behalf of the people of yemen where you know saudi the saudi forces have been flying you came a planes which up and you came and that's led to a country where seven million people on the edge of starvation where there's a lot of out how bright the saudis be funerals for forty people killed them are stepping up from an oscar declaring. the size cities a military target so we're very disappointed with very angry will be appealing the opinion the judgment and you know i've been for the arizona star for the last says is by clear is as if there's a clear risk of serious violations of international humanitarian law and those are supposed to be a country and you know from what i can see him for what the vast majority of the british public can see as it very clear is that these violations that

there are about 20 million yemenis who require humanitarian assistance in the country.cross the world, it receives very little attention in comparison. we have been calling for more support to urgently address humanitarian needs in yemen. at the same time, calling for more attention on the crisis. more attention on the human suffering and the people bearing the brunt of the conflict, which are civilians. yemen,ent, if we lookok at i is less than 35% fuunded. we doo r require urgent support. half a year is gone and we have many more humanitarian needs arising. amy: can you talk about the effects of u.s.-backed saudi bombing campaign against yemen? >> as a humanitarian organization, we are ensuring there is peace in yemen as long as military action continues between the parties, we're going to seek humanitarian needs arise. we have been advocating for peace. we need more recent -- more support. we do need a peaceful solution. there needs to be an end to the war. there needs to be -- the peace process needs to be forward. has had to pull back on its plans for a cholelea va

somehow a friend of humanity look what trump in the saudis have done to yemen in displacing millions of yemenis look at the ongoing onslaught against syria after trump had promised that his foreign policy would be different with syria and russia was still on the brink of a potential world war three has heightened aggression against the people of cuba iran so from trump and the democrats two sides of the same coin and of the same system i think that's when me and mr cern of each firmly disagree. when he says that mine well i mean well we'll see well there is definitely i mean i'm not going to defend american intervention as american foreign policy and never what i was opposed to every major global conflict that we've had because all that it does is enriches the military industrial complex it enriches very evil people like bill kristol very evil people and the american media and we have we have no business going in and trying to oust assad because we think that we can put in somebody who's a better guy but then meanwhile in america every day we have conspiracy theories about russia meddling in ou

the presidential guard mans the checkpoints in aden, but the yemeni president is seldom seen.forced to flee by the houthi rebels, that's when his allies, the saudis, stepped in. their bombing campaign has not restored his authority. but it has destroyed hospitals, schools and homes, like that of this family. their house was hit by two air strikes as the coalition targeted houthi fighters nearby. senaad tells us two years on, the extended family of 30 are among the forgotten victims of this war. some of the family still live right here in the ruins, with no help, they say, other than from god. but civilians here have been under fire from both sides. we met this woman and her children waiting forfood aid. ten—year—old imad used to love football, before he was hit by a houthi shell. "i brought the kids into the house", she told us, "and asked them to stay inside. "they were in the livingroom when they were hit. "he lost both legs immediately." since then, she says, imad and her other children have never been the same. they have deep psychological wounds, as well as physical ones.

in yemen has its own distinct phases but is the face of a child emaciated by a mongo in cells of yemeni children are fighting off deaths do they stand a chance. to merge and again earn a six thirty five and you have a career and a clear involves using your eyes fill in your computer and things like that in an office and perhaps you sort of getting from it's circular to going to have to stop doing all this in this tell you lou the minutes must be frightening my world became smaller and smaller and smaller until i ended up learning it in a box. or out at a very strong magnetic field on a car field in my head. think of it like a real hard pressure on my skin burned and bad. wireless access point and just continues on with our students in the schools. continually our citizens in this microwave radiation it is certainly electro small and it's getting worse. made these not even go there are plenty of oil because of the new genes new energy sources so how can you invest into the new technologies is a very important. producer of should do. in the u.s. a child can choose a school. with his teach

war in yemen has its own distinct phase but is the face of a child emaciated by a mungo cells of yemeni children are fighting off deaths do they stand a chance. in the us a child can choose an army course in school. with a retired officers as teachers really don't. recruit will says to if the president is interested in going one in the military but we don't recruit ourselves and see. the pentagon is funding a program to boot. dressed in the military has. to step up to. the ball with yourself. you can't go wrong with. whatever you want to do but some are willing to children a little more they ask me call of duty is a very popular first video game. it's playing. call of duty to turn off call of duty. war these kids just don't hear. the darker side does the pentagon allow them to be told. just need more recruits. iraqi officials investigate. the human rights watch called for a probe into a series of video surfacing on the line. a recent poll says that americans now see north korea as the biggest threat to u.s. security on the program we assess how much blame. the media. pull and kindergart

one of the things we do is we try to push for greater access be able to get the yemeni people the food and supplies they need and that would include clean water. but i can get you the latest numbers. last question. reporter: [inaudible] china yesterday diplomats about the border conditions with indian and the u.s. diplomats. what did they share with you that you can say or what is the u.s. position now on the situation on the border between independent yeah and china? >> i thank you for your question. i know that the united states is concerned about the ongoing situation there. i know we believe that both parties, both sides should work together to try to come up with some better arrangement. we have to go guys. pleas welcome our iraqi friends. ladies and gentlemen, thank you for coming to the united states. hanks everybody. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] nick nick >> press tv as iran news language channel the u.s. will impose new economic sanctions. here's a look.

broadcast speeches by an what are lucky a radical american muslim a cleric of yemeni origin the u.n. security council state that he was a leader recruiter and train of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula is also suspected of having links to the nine eleven plot and he was killed in a u.s. drone strike in yemen back in twenty eleven now a mom f.m. says it was unaware of the radical content of the speeches chris hunter again says communities have to do more to tackle the promotion of radicalism. twenty five hours of evil hatred and vitriol and it once i'm on it and crucially you know i'm not monitoring all broad cos but somebody gave these people a license presumably if they were broadcasting illegally the real issue with this is that there are so many different mediums through which terrorists can actually propagate and miss any developed country in the world are not going to have the resources to actually stop it in its tracks to monitor these publications so there is a huge emphasis and moral obligation on the communities in which all of this media is actually being propagated. severa

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condition of yemen is a direct result of terrorism lack of resources funding and overall sanitation the yemeni coalition for monitoring of human rights violations documented nine hundred and seventeen violations by who with these that have led to the death of one hundred eighty civilians the injury of two hundred five others they could not being of two hundred thirty six other people and thirty three forced this is nearly sixteen million people do not have access to adequate water sanitation and hygiene nearly two thousand yemenis have died of the cholera outbreak and more than three hundred twenty thousand suspected cholera cases have been reported out of all the country's districts step one. this has been described as the worst cholera outbreak in the world we are also learn by the constant threat of you know attacks on civilian infrastructure which limits and the strong is the access to humanitarian assistance which a population needs during the conference the yemen representative blamed who the militants and called on all of the states that have made pledges in the geneva conference to qui

war in yemen against the yemeni people it's. it's a crisis between saudi arabia and qatar and now and of course the problems that turkey is facing at home these have weakened the american position the israelis of course want to continue this civil war but the tide has really turned and i think if the united states plays it correctly it's in their interest to bring this to an end. around the pressure of north american studies at the university of tehran thank you. for following the g. twenty talks a lot of your putin gave his personal impression of his american country particularly. it's a trump and die of established a relationship it may sound strange but trump in real life is completely different to when he's on t.v. he's very businesslike and easy to talk with i think if we continue to work together in the way we did yesterday we'll be able to restore relations between the u.s. and russia and bring cooperation between our countries to a new level two different donald trump's you heard it right that's how the washing president

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of them violating human rights since two thousand and fifteen when the conflict began thousands of yemeni civilians have been killed and we have been accused of being rather indiscriminate in terms of how it carries out its as strikes in yemen because of these concerns this trading relationship the fact that they're using british weapons to carry out these strikes means that there have been increasing concerns and calls for independent investigations there been parliamentary committees here in the u.k. that have recommended that britain suspend its arms sales until these accusations of human rights violations into take a listen to the sorts of complaints that british politicians have about this policy of sales to saudi arabia. this is a speaker thousands of civilians have been killed in yemen including a large number by the air force on leave don't not using british built claim. pilots who were trained by british instructors were dropping british made bombs under coordinated by the saudis in the presence of british military advisors. we have to put political pressure on the sobeys to come

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the two saizar broadly the yemeni government backed by the military firepower of saudi arabia leadingsupported by iran. it means a war is being fought in yemen between sunni saudi arabia and shia iran. almost 90 million people rely on aid. that is significant because the saudi coalition has bombed in the past, the largest port, the most important port, in yemen, vitalfor food and medical supplies. what is the international community doing? frankly, it has found itself almost ineffective, some people say unwilling, actually, to intervene sufficiently. go back two years, the un security council including britain, france, the united states, authorised the saudi military coalition to go in on the government side believing it would shorten the war. instead they've been dismayed by what's happened and haven't been able to stop it. we have shocking civilian casualties, the saudi coalition has killed the largest number in yemen, even if the other side has also been guilty of killing many civilians. the saudis insist their past air strikes on hospitals we re their past air strikes on hospitals

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the world health organization says more than 330,000 yemenis have been infected with cholera and morethan 1,700 people have died since the epidemic began in april. itn's jane deith has more. >> abdalla made his mother malaja proud. he went to school and always helped collect water but he's gone. taken from her by cholera. >> the day he was taken for treatment, he told me, don't worry mom, i can take care of myself. and tell dad not to worry. when they brought him back, he wasn't talking. and he was still. i covered him. and it was the end. >> reporter: in another country more people would be saved. with fluids and antibiotics delivered quickly. but this is yemen where war has leveled half the health clinics. shia houthi rebels drove the help out. the saudi led coalition is fighting the coalition with air strikes. the u.n. says the warring sides and their proxies are to blame for the col rar epidemic which it's feared will infect more than 600,000 people by the end of the year. it's spreading faster than during the world's biggest outbreak after the haiti earthquake. the support was pu

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