could you elaborate on that how dire is the situation on the ground in yemen right now. well i mean it's very dire like i've heard him said correctly the situation is very difficult here we are talking about over almost five hundred thousand children suffering from to for money attrition and if they do if they don't get the right treatment fifty thousand children could die by the end of two thousand and seventeen and we're expecting this number to increase even further a free don't manage to get the treatment to these children and if the current locate is not listed as to the cost of a look it's not an immediate action a state we're talking about almost of an million people are relying on purely food assistance from the u.n. or other humanitarian organizations and if the humanitarian community is not able to bring in aid those seven million people suffer like time and we was see the largest famine and the largest disaster in the word in there in the modern human history if this is not started or thought very soon if if the conflict if the violence does not end very soon

really nothing to do with yemen abs in reality but in practice it is being fought out partly in yemen you have the issue of course of the of trump support for the saudis a completely indiscriminate support regardless of any facts or any other factors you have have the fact that both factions or both groups still think they can win this war even though the evidence from the past two years strongly suggest that this is not the case and as mentioned earlier you have the issue of the profiteering and i think you know it is really shocking and shameful that you have so many you know so few people who are managing to allow the starvation and dying and suffering of more than twenty seven million people in such a completely ruthless manner and totally regardless of any humanitarian feelings i i mean. and i don't find the right words to to really express the the anger and the frustration that so many people i know experience in yemen and outside you know it is a really shocking situation and there should be same and we're going to have to leave it there helen wagner thank you very much she sai

after a missile was launched from yemen towards riyadh the u.n. says that if the blockade is not lifted yemen will things quote the largest famine that the world has seen for decades conditions for yemenis have been dire for months now they're even worse. the united nations says more than a third of the population has barely any access to food supplies the u.n. emergency relief coordinator appealed to the international community it will not be like the famine which cost two hundred fifty thousand people their lives in somalia in twenty eleven. it will be the largest famine the world to see for many decades with millions of victims there's almost no access to clean water and cholera outbreaks have become commonplace a civil war has been raging in yemen since twenty fifteen a saudi led coalition has been trying to fight back who the rebels with aerial attacks on monday the coalition closed all entry points to the country allegedly to prevent weapons from being smuggled to the rebels. the border closures are in retribution for this who is the missile

cole occurred there in yemen. other terrorist plots against americans originated in yemen, including the unsuccessful 2009 underwear bomber attack on a northwest airlines flight that was going to detroit. we and our partners continue to conduct operations against al qaeda inside yemen, and that is pursuant to the 2001 authorization of use of military force, with the permission of the internationally recognized government of yemen. although al qaeda in the arabian peninsula may not grab a lot of international headlines, it still continues to threaten western nations, it still maintains a significant network in southern yemen, which we are working to disrupt. making matters worse, yemen has become another front in iran's quest for regional dominance, which has ac central rated in the wake of the -- accelerated in the wake of the previous administration's deal. considering that iran's revolutionary guard core has in-- corps has transferred specialists to train and advise their units. iran's top terror proxy, hezbolla

has its and in what is going on in yemen. they are a participant in creating the world's largest humanitarian crisis. they are participants in creating the largest famine that we will see, that the u.n. officials was talking about earlier. i think the u.s. administration has to admit that it is giving its political backing to the saudi have had led coalition. -- saudi-led coalition. it is giving support with arms sales and the intelligence and majestic assistance to the military operation. plus, even with a total blockade, the u.s. navy has ports80% control over the to yemen. so absolutely, this is what is going on in yemen is absolutely relevant to the u.s. administration. from my meeting so far, there have been some positive feedback. as a journalist, i was able to meet and talk and report like, firsthand to them. a privilege that other journalists get. if it were not for the support of the committee to protect journalists, i would not have that chance to give, like, a first-hand narrative to what is going on to my family a

missiles any country that hits yemen militarily will be targeted. yemen was already the poorest country in the region before the war nearly two and a half years of fighting has left it on the brink of collapse a crippled infrastructure abject poverty seven million people close to starvation and since april the world's worst outbreak of cholera the u.n. says around ten thousand people have been killed and at least forty thousand wounded mostly from saudi laid is strikes this latest missile attack deep into saudi territory will likely escalate this long running and conflict medium hond out to zero yemen's civil war began in march twenty fifteen since then there's been several missiles fired from hooty rebels into saudi arabia which is backing the yemeni president drabble mansour hadi the exact launch sites aren't known but it's believed that most have been fired from yemen's northwestern sada province in october last year who the rebels were accused of targeting the holy city of mecca and missile was shot down just south of the city but it was the dee

in yemen in yemen there are more than ten million children and gone need of humanitarian aid one and a half million of suffering from malnourishment three hundred seventy thousand from acute mel nourishment saeeda tripled her weight in the last year but her father earns only a dollar a day and says he needs help feeding his family lives and that i will have it the aid is not reaching us if you are destined to receive a bag of flour it takes ages. the global nutrition report says forty five percent of children in the world die from nutrition related issues yet only one percent of global aid is you're marked for addressing them that's why there's an urgent call for greater funding and understanding that properly nourished people are the engines of economic development natasha going to al-jazeera. you're watching are just there i'm still robin these are our top stories saudi arabia says it shot down a long range ballistic missile fired from yeven over its capital riyadh hooty rebels in yemen say they launched a missile that traveled five hundred kilometers a spokesman for the rebels tol

really feels it needs to quickly replenish its stocks of ammunition it has used ammunition in yemen and maybe it it needs to just replenish that and be able to use it the other option however seems to be and is as particularly you know also discussed where there were a similar kind of devens which countries like serbia big area that the weapons which are being acquired by saudi arabia the cheap ones to teach that are all the ones are potentially for actually giving a way to for example the government in yemen and the control of dean or maybe to for example is also being suggested to rebels in syria so there are lots of questions about that it doesn't really seem to make complete sense but a rich wealthy country like saudi arabia would need all second hand ammunition for itself. and so you are very familiar with gabriel's argument then grace given they give kay's very prolific sale of weapons and i mean yes and to saudi arabia you somewhat surprised to see grace getting in on the action here i'm certainly not surprised by the opposition we've seen because i think that's part of a much bi

whether those greek weapons if they can reach out to arabia would be used in yemen we would not be. sure maybe at a certain point some evidence would come out but there have been several groups both n.g.o.s and also united nations panel of experts who have persistently said that there are very clear indications this clear proof that the saudi armed forces have used violence in yemen which is no longer in line with its international law international humanitarian law the law of war they have attacked civilian targets to be extended can no longer be explained as an accident or something which they hadn't foreseen it it seems that either they are doing this on purpose all they are negligent and they have used force. in a way that that cannot be accepted that is widely. said the problem is however that there is no and so international governmental body you know international court which has actually let's say proven this in a more official way ok yes we will get on to that in just a moment but first saudi arabia is not alone in seeking arms from seemingly unconnected nations israel hasn

saudi arabia accuses iran of military aggression by supplying who faced with a missile fired from yemen on saturday. and i'm so touched on this is al jazeera live from london also coming up i really believe that it makes sense for north korea to come to the table and to make a deal and maybe time to talk after all u.s. president donald trump strikes a softer child on the korean like. a t.v. station is targeted by gunmen in kabul it's just the latest in a string of attacks across afghanistan. and catalonia is ousted leader calls on pro independence politics to unite in next month's election supporters and opponents rally in brussels. saudi arabia has fired another warning shot at iran accusing it of direct military aggression through who's the rebels in yemen crown prince mohammed bin salma was referring to the. riyadh from yemen on saturday saudi arabia pointing the finger for supplying the weapon tara for its parts has dismissed the accusation as quote contrary to reality meanwhile what appears to be the saudi orchestrated resignation of lebanon's prime minister has thrown that country

official responded to the news in the statement saying we are ready to start shipping aid into yemen as soon as we get the go ahead we've already we've been ready for the past week and we're keen to avoid any further disruption in the supply of food and medical supplies something that could cause a massive loss of life. as mohamed atta repos they have yet to get clearance to dock in the rebel held port of who data. you're an official say they're in a race against time to deliver a much needed aid to the people of yemen usually that will be taking these supplies with dollars to the port of data and other than in yemen but because of the brocade impost on the country by the saudi led coalition they haven't been able to take anything from djibouti to yemen in the past week and i'm now forced to use a much bigger ship to make the delivery they say they would ideally want to take the supplies which include. for the whole of our response as well as therapeutic food formal notice children to the port of the day either but they do not have access to the ports yet djibouti has become an impor

the zaidis ruled north yemen for more than a thousand years and make up roughly a quarter of yemen's population. at the heart of the zaidi faith is the principle of rebellion against unjust rulers. following the attacks on the twin towers in september 2001, and the invasion of iraq, hussein al-houthi developed a radical theory that combined zaidi revivalism with an anti-imperialist, anti-u.s. agenda. dhayf allah al-shami, a senior houthi, was my guide in sa'dah. >> al ahmad: hussein ahouthi believed 9/11 was an american and zionist conspiracy to occupy muslim lands. >> al ahmad: in 2004, hussein al-houthi and his men came under heavy attack by the yemeni army. they hid in a cave in the mountains of sa'dah. it's now become a shrine for his followers. >> al ahmad: according to the houthis, the yemeni army poured petrol into the cave, then set it on fire. many of al-houthi's family were killed. >> al ahmad: hussein al-houthi was allegedly captured by the army and later killed. he became a martyr whose ideas still resonate today with his followers. they compare his death to the martyrdom

cole occurred there in yemen. other terrorist plots against americans originated in yemen, including the unsuccessful 2009 underwear bomber attack on a northwest airlines flight that was going to detroit. we and our partners continue to conduct operations against al qaeda inside yemen, and that is pursuant to the 2001 authorization of use of military force, with the permission of the internationally recognized government of yemen. although al qaeda in the arabian peninsula may not grab a lot of international headlines, it still continues to threaten western nations, it still maintains a significant network in southern yemen, which we are working to disrupt. making matters worse, yemen has become another front in iran's quest for regional dominance, which has ac central rated in the wake of the -- accelerated in the wake of the previous administration's deal. considering that iran's revolutionary guard core has in-- corps has transferred specialists to train and advise their units. iran's top terror proxy, hezbolla

country that hits yemen militarily will be targeted. yemen was already the poorest country in the region before the war nearly two and a half years of fighting has left it on the brink of collapse a crippled infrastructure abject poverty seven million people close to starvation and since april the world's worst outbreak of cholera the u.n. says around ten thousand people have been killed and at least forty thousand wounded mostly from saudi laid is strikes this latest missile attack deep into saudi territory will likely escalate this long running and conflict medium hond out is here let's take a closer look now at the casualties of the new saudi anti corruption committee it was created to deal with their abuse of power including the theft of public funds eleven princes and dozens of foreign ministers are mung those reportedly detained and then there are those who've been dismissed first to be removed on king solomon's royal orders was the minister of the national guard prince met a bit been our he's the son of the late king abdullah mak

we have a stunting rate in yemen now at almost 50%. that means they're smaller, the brains are smaller, the body's smaller, because they're not getting the food nor the nutrition they need. >> stephen anderson: we're here in djibouti. >> pelley: world food programme's stephen anderson is trying to move millions of pounds of food to yemen from this african port. >> anderson: the world food programme is mobilizing food for seven million people. now what that looks like is 110-pound bag of wheat flour. we're aiming to provide two million of those every month to the people of yemen. >> pelley: how long can you keep that up? >> anderson: well, we're desperately praying for peace, because that's the only sustainable way of really rebuilding the situation. our stated objective is to try to prevent a famine from occurring. >> pelley: while facing imminent famine, the people of yemen are also suffering one of the biggest cholera epidemics in history. nearly a million have been infected with the bacteria which inflicts diarrhea, dehydration and

country that hits yemen militarily will be targeted. yemen was already the poorest country in the region before the war nearly two and a half years of fighting is lifted on the brink of collapse a crippled infrastructure abject poverty seven million people close to starvation and since april the world's worst outbreak of cholera the u.n. says around ten thousand people have been killed and at least forty thousand wounded mostly from saudi laid is strikes this latest missile attack deep into saudi territory will likely escalate this long running and conflict medium hond al-jazeera at least five people have been killed twelve others injured in a serious side car bomb attack in yemen is port city of aden the explosion happened in the cole marks a neighborhood that once yet claimed responsibility for the attack iran has accused saudi arabia the u.s. and israel of trying to stoke tension in the region that follows the sudden resignation of lebanon's prime minister in the saudi capital riyadh on saturday in a televised statement on saudi stat

work with their van is producing concrete results on syria saudi arabia claims it will reopen some of yemen sports allowing aid deliveries to resume but the main supply route will remain closed and creative tension at a u.s. museum where they plan to sell off artwork to raise funds for the future. and i thank you for joining us at least four hundred people have been killed and more than six thousand have been injured by a powerful earthquake that struck iran and iraq the u.s. geological survey puts the epicenter on the border between iran and iraq's semi autonomous kurdish region most of the deaths reported so far are in iran's mountainous kermanshah province the worst that town appears to be. on the iraqi side meanwhile there are reports of extensive damage in the nearby town of darby on the come on in my reports from baghdad. first responders quickly deal with the wounded in western iran a seven point three magnitude earthquake bringing scores of the injured through hospital doors. i fell from the balcony it was so fast pieces of glass fell on me and hurt my hand. new arrivals from remote

the war in yemen is. people to the war in yemen is causing a crisis in the region up to one hundred thirty kids a day a dying in yemen as a result of a saudi led blockade and bombing campaign you talk about being a pariah yemen his main saudi or pariah or even amongst many of its western allies generally speaking the war in yemen it began i mean it's a civil war and it's at a sport and the violence began at once before said it was invited i received an official request from the internationally recognized yemen to support it. now and there is this sets that saudi arabia. deliver humanitarian aid and that is simply not true ok but that's not really that's what leading human rights groups and the u.n. humanitarian officials are saying so they're all lying. whereas a humanitarian aid in the form of medicine and the or to the central bank. just in the past two years it has operated very close so everything's fine in yemen people according to the world's worst humanitarian crisis you're telling us money is gett

yemen faces the worst famine the world has seen in decades. that's the warning from the united nations. power play in zimbabwe — a leading contender to replace robert mugabe is sacked and forced to flee the country. thousands of british children under the age of fifteen are identified under the government's counter—terrorism programme. president trump is due to arrive in vietnam shortly for a summit meeting of the 21—member asia pacific economic cooperation group, which brings together the most powerful economises of the region every year to advance trading relations. —— economies. mr trump will have an opportunity to meet individual leaders from the region, and to outline his vision of the united states‘ future role in asia. the leaders of the united states and china are expected to outline competing visions of global trade when they address the asia pacific economic co—operation summit in vietnam in the coming hours. our reporter karisham vaswani is there and i put it to her that president trump's vision will be quite different

friendship nice comeback of progress outright a north korea also on the program the us for millions up in yemen is a risk starvation after saudi let a minus hides its blockade i'm going to come here for the details because one thing about what could become the world's worst i'm an addict. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump has called on china to increase economic pressure on north korea to end its nuclear weapons program is meeting his chinese counterpart is using ping in beijing as part of his first tour of asia china's grand display of friendship appears to have softened mr trump stance on the country's trite practices and other contentious issues rather than i problem president trump not pissed a few china as one of the world's great problem solvers. the second day of u.s. president donald trump's visit in china began with pomp and ceremony. chinese president xi jinping once again pulled out all the stops. but behind closed doors the two leaders were faced with thorny issues among them the increasing threat from north korea a strong young's closest ally beijing

after a missile was launched from yemen towards riyadh the u.n. says that if the blockade is not lifted yemen will things quote the largest famine that the world has seen for decades. conditions for yemenis have been dire for months now they're even worse. the united nations says more than a third of the population has barely any access to food supplies the u.n. emergency relief coordinator appealed to the international community there will not be like the famine which cost two hundred fifty thousand people their lives in somalia in twenty eleven. it will be the largest famine the world to see for many decades with millions of victims there's almost no access to clean water and cholera outbreaks have become commonplace a civil war has been raging in yemen since twenty fifteen a saudi led coalition has been trying to fight back who the rebels with aerial attacks on monday the coalition closed all entry points to the country allegedly to prevent weapons from being smuggled to the rebels. the border closures are in retribution for this who is the mis

country that hits yemen militarily will be targeted. yemen was already the poorest country in the region before the war nearly two and a half years of fighting has left it on the brink of collapse a crippled infrastructure abject poverty seven million people close to starvation and since april the world's worst outbreak of cholera the u.n. says around ten thousand people have been killed and at least forty thousand wounded mostly from saudi laid is strikes this latest missile attack deep into saudi territory will likely escalate this long running and conflict medium hond out to zero i just did a senior political analyst marwan bashar says the missile highlights what he says is the shitty tick failure of saudi arabia's military campaign in yemen today we saw this new dramatic change in what i would like to call or what even they they're calling a new balance of terror between the saudis and the whole thing's whereby the holders are able to shoot ballistic missiles not only the goal is a thousand kilometers towards mecca but also more tha

the city of taiz, population 600,000, sums up yemen's dystopian nightmare. it is a city sinking under the weight of war. no one seems to be in control here. rubbish piles up in the streets. it fills the local canal instead of water, much of it bags of human excrement. cholera is rampant. taiz sits on the front line this country's war between saudi-backed government forces and houthi rebels allegedly supported by iran. win taiz on the main highway running north to south across yemen, and you dominate the southern battlefield. a commander with forces loyal to the government points out the positions of the rebel army. >> there are coalition supporters with airstrikes and light weapons, and some heavy weapons, but not enough. their efforts are important to liberating yemen, but we need more heavy weapons. reporter: neither side in this war is making any significant territorial gains. the fighting simply grinds on, with civilians inevitably caught in the middle. for the saudi-led coalition, airpower after two years has not proved decisive. it is not winning the d

nobody could attack successfully against the yemen in the past and the government of yemen from forty years ago thirty years ago had been concentrated on its defense issue. today reaching to the possibility for manufacturing of the. defense equipment including messiah it is not were very difficult and your man had such a possibility in the country and. tell me did a mistrial issue two out of yeah man is. you know a policy which is and a strategy which is very very now on from the past just putting the case to another country or looking for another party to say that. this is a dead mistake so and so iran denied to give myside to yeah man the very openly very clearly but definitely iran is located i'm going to to talk about the iran's position for solving the crisis in the region iran is located in this region iran vill be affected by any crisis that's why iran should be sensitive for any happening in this region. what happens in yemen what happens in syria in iraq and in afghanistan it affects iran security it's a fact iran's. national interest and definitely we visit try to to show th

saudi rivals and vowed to keep up the attacks while the saudi led coalition airstrikes continued in yemen marianna homes as well. it's not the first time who the rebels have fired long range missiles across the border at saudi arabia but this missile appears to have travelled the furthest hundreds of kilometers deep into saudi heartland and only taken down close to king khalid international airport on the outskirts of the capital riyadh the official saudi news agency is p.a. said saudi forces fired a surface to air patriot missile to intercept it witnesses reported hearing a loud explosion and seen fragments falling near the airport who the rebels moved quickly to say they were behind the missile attack telling al-jazeera they had launched a burka and two h. missile a scud type missile with a range of more than eight hundred kilometers from the start of the year. we choose the time and place after collecting information about a target and it was khaled international airport east of riyadh targeted by a long range volcano ballistic missile this is in response to the continued aggression co

also singled out yemen accusing hezbollah interventions that puts lebanon at risk. heidi said he resigned to save lebanon but the political vacuum his resignation created has only destabilize the country is the top so the politician in lebanon replacing him will not be easy democracy here is about consensus and a candidate has to be accepted by all rival camps for stability to prevail appearance and comment did little to ease the tensions instead he looked more like a pawn in the regional power struggle between iran and saudi arabia so out of. beirut at least sixteen people have died after a boat capsized on the krishna river in southern india four passengers are still missing in veejay water in under a pradesh state the boat was carrying tourists and witnesses say it was overloaded session rescue operation is underway australian m.p.'s have given been given three weeks to prove that they dealt the whole drill citizenship following a scandal that led to the government losing its majority prime minister malcolm turnbull's conservative coalition has now lost two membe

now a groups are preparing to send much needed aid supplies to yemen again after saudi arabia said it will start reopening the country's airports and seaports saudi arabia placed a blockade on yemen a week ago after hoofy rebels fired a missile at riyadh the first force to be reopened include aden mccollough and al maka which controlled by yemen's exiled government around eighty percent of yemen's food supplies enter through the port and had died out which is controlled by the rebels the saudi led coalition says it will stay closed until it's satisfied the who cannot use it to bring in weapons and as there is mohammed oh has more from the port of djibouti. up to four thousand tons of medical supplies as well as therapeutic food for yemen's children are stranded in djibouti aid it is operating from duty saying that they are in a race against time the last ones will have more this rupture in the provision of aid to the people of yemen specially at the time they need it more when they've been doing is instead of depending on the dolls and and cut off that they have been using for transpo

international aid groups in calling on riyadh to lift it fuel prices in yemen have increased by more than sixty percent and cooking gas prices have doubled as well this is after saudi arabia announced on monday it would close all air land and sea ports to stop the flow of arms into the country but the move is also stopping aid from getting in the situation is catastrophic in yemen it's the worst from crisis we're looking at in the world today seven million people on the brink of famine millions of people being kept alive by our human eterne operations this is lifeline that must be continued every single day if the supplies pipeline comes to a halt food insecurity will deepen and we will be confronted with an even greater humanitarian crisis food fuel and medicine imports must continue to enter the country. now donald trump has struck good different turn towards north korea during a visit to sell the u.s. president is on the second stop of his tour of asia he met with south korea's president lungi in and said he's still open to negotiations with the north tony but the reports from seo

been are launching a ballistic missile targeting riyadh on saturday that says the missile fired from yemen was supplied by iran and this all comes after lebanon's prime minister saad hariri resigned on saturday during a visit to the saudi capital he blamed iran and hezbollah for sowing strife in the region then a harder reports now from beirut. this wasn't just an opportunity to talk the meeting between the saudi king so man and saddle had edi was as much an attempt to deny reports the lebanese prime minister had been detained by authorities in the saudi capital after he announced his resignation on saturday how did his political opponents have been suggesting he was forced to step down and is under house arrest in riyadh how did his decision to quit as prime minister brought down lebanon's coalition government a government that included hezbollah did blame hezbollah and its patron iran for meddling in arab affairs this plunged lebanon into a new political crisis and there are fears it may be at the forefront of the regional saudi iranian rivalry. and lebanon are divided in. similar partie

yemen it means a thing is in his will or in yemen i don't think there is and hezbollah yes there is a horse and those horses are in particular part of yemen they are yemenis you know silicon valley we know that there are certainly in beirut because there are m.p.'s in the lebanese part of the nutley under the as well about what do you think that dog trump would have had to ok the elves went from this air apparent to the saudi or talk as regards the threats being made very clearly to lebanon after the southern exit of president hariri the situation in lebanon is deteriorating and yemen is heading towards you would escalate it could be a war that american talking start talks for the first time about that marrying. nineteen eighty three when a suicide attacks against the base in beirut killed two hundred and forty many's so this start talking about his beloved spearhead of terrorism. in the whole region and the stabilizing the whole planet so it seems now that the saudi joining the camp and we heard prince mohammed bin that crown prince saying clearly visible law is training and smugglin

saudi arabia ratchets up its rhetoric against iran accusing it of direct military aggression through yemen. hello i'm certain this is al jazeera live from london also coming up i really believe that it makes sense for north korea to come to the table and to make a deal u.s. president on trying to strike some moderate tone on what is perhaps the most delicate stump of his asia tour. a t.v. station is targeted by gunmen in kabul it's just the latest in a string of attacks across afghanistan. where in harare where zimbabwe's president robert mugabe has fired his deputy clearing the way for his wife to succeed him. saudi arabia has fired another warning shot at iran accusing it of direct military aggression through hoofy rebels in yemen crown prince mohammed bin solomon was referring to the missile fired at me out from yemen on saturday saudi arabia pointing a finger terror around for supplying the weapons to iran for its part has dismissed the accusation as quote contrary to reality meanwhile what appears to be the saudi orchestrated resignation of lebanon's prime minister has thrown the coun

saudi arabia says it will reopen yemen's balls to allow much needed aid for millions of people on the brink of starvation. crimes against humanity amnesty international details the syrian government's surrender all star campaign against civilians. and more than three hundred people have died in iran in a powerful seven point three magnitude. quake that struck just over the border in neighboring iraq almost four thousand people have been injured the epicenter was in iraq it was thirty kilometers southwest of the town of hadera it caused widespread damage in both countries shelob ellis reports. hospital homes with the wounded in western iran i found i fell from a balcony it was so fast as it should be as more pieces of glass fell on my hand and it got injured and new arrivals from remote towns swelled the hospital to capacity but i thought of those that are there some up during the earthquake my hand hit the glass on the glass broke going into my face and hands. the flow is stating as more people are found in the rubble the death toll rises to. the earthquake was centered on iraq iran b

be attacked and that what it calls the catastrophic blockade of yemen. catalonia is ousted leadership puts the emphasis back on all tonally rather than independence from spain. six ounces of just being looked inside this to a heartbeat but they were becoming stepped on which albums did more scary russia keep watching to find out what to do with the space trouble. oh i'll top story this hour the u.s. is urging international action to hold iran accountable after saudi arabia accused iran of direct military aggression over who see rebel missile strike is on the crown prince says iran supplied the weapon fired from yemen towards riyadh on saturday meanwhile to iran has told the u.n. security council that the threat of force made against it contravenes the u.n. charter the saudis are also facing accusations of orchestrating the resignation of the lebanese prime minister saying holder reports from beirut. it has been three days since lebanese prime minister sato had announced his shock resignation he made his statement in saudi arabia and hasn't returned home

and same about a crisis gets less and anger grows in yemen mohammed has a support. at sanaa international airport an ominous silence terminals are as empty of people as runways are devoid of planes clear signs that the crisis in yemen is only growing more dire not only sunnah international airport was completely brought to a halt by the warring coalition stateside that included preventing the un end of planes humanitarian aid the red cross and doctors without borders is a bit of luck but airport officials aren't just angry with the parties to the conflict a compass that and m m m a to head to the united nations could have taken a brave and clear decisions to condemn the aggression the un could have compelled the belligerent states to allow at least humanitarian aid to arrive and to allow access to the injured casualties and humanitarian cases for its part the u.n. has warned that in yemen which is in the grips of a cholera epidemic that has seen more than nine hundred thousand suspected cases since april is also facing the world's worst famine crisis. one that could

. -- cost for yemen. it is not a one-sided war. all sides are accused of putting the people last in this war. the saudi-led coalition is named blamed by the united nations for most of the casualties in this conflict. there is pressure to find a way out. i have to say only two weeks ago, senior saudi officials were exploring ways to try to move to ward a political solution. there was supposed to be a meeting in london this week, which would be attended by rex tillerson, to try to explore ways to find a way out of this war. when they fired a long-range missile into riyadh, which was intercepted, the saudi's said this would amount to a declaration of war. they said the missile had a iranian markings. that led to another escalation. jane: thank you very much. and iran, thousands of people are spending a third night without shelter and freezing conditions, as the government is trying to help those affected by the earthquake. thousands of buildings collapsed. killing five thousands of >> authorities say they ar