adou rabbo mansour hadi visited the port of aden. it's his second visit to the city since a saudi-led coalition went to war in yemen in march, forcing the government to take reef final in riyadh. an offensive was launched to retake taiz. taiz is the third largest city in yemen. the editor in chief of the yemen post says the president's visit is a boost to the troops on the ground. >> it's very, very powerful for him to come at this time right now, and he is not coming just to visit aden. he is coming here as a sign that he is willing and is seriously planning to help the uprise in taiz and that's why his aides informed us his goal is to help and aid in the uprising happening, the resistance against the houthis in different areas of the country. the houthis right now are in anger, because they did not want him to be part of the political scheme of yemen's future. he is now back in aden, showing that he is the penalty of yemen whether the houthis or allies like it or not. the houthis have four provinces, where a month ago had the entir

he arrived in the southern port site of aden. he has come back to see a coalition campaign to retake the third largest city from houthi rebels. >> reporter: it is the second visit to aden by the president. this is backed by troops of the uae to get the rebels out in july. it is not sure how long he is going to stay in the country. it follows a series of setbacks for the campaign to reinstate him. offensives on the ground are active in yemen. after landing in the capital, he went straight to the palace to supervise offensive aims at taking ties. >> translation: the houthis are in anger because they did not want him to be part of the political scene of yemen's future and here he is now back in aden showing that he is the president of yemen whether they like it or not. >> reporter: so the coalition forces on the ground and in the air launched an offensive on monday with the support of locals. civilians are paying a heavy price. these man carry a young boy injured by a stray bullet. >> translation: the houthis and forces loyal to for

she was able to deliver aden two months early. her father says it looks laic a drag race. >> it does look like he was chasing another car in a rice. i just can't imagine racing on the streets out here. >> aden will spend the next couple of weeks recovering. he is lucky to be doing as well as he is considering what happened to the family yesterday. as for the driver who hit this couple, no charges have been filed. we're live in manchester. susie steimle, wbz this morningp. >> glad to hear they are all doing well this morning. >>> governor charlie baker wants to end the stigma associated with drug abuse and misuse. today, a statewide media campaign has been issued to that effect. last month, governor baker proposed legislation that would limit the number of opioid painkillers a doctor can prescribe to a single patient. >>> a baby girl's death is being investigated after she was found unresponsive at a home. there are no obvious signs of injury. the baby's grand mother tells wbz the doctor told the family the infant died of s.i.d.s.

aden should be fine after spending a couple of weeks in the hospital recovering. as for the driver who hit them, he's not been charged. susie steimle, wbz this morning. >>> two people are under arrest charged in a violent carjacking in dorchester. police rushed to the intersection of east cottage and dudley streets. officers say men pointed a gun at the driver of a toyota sienna, got in the car and drove off. both face a host of charges assault. >>> good morning, i'm nicole jacobs live in salem where we now know the mental health phillip chism. today, court proceedings will continue after a short break in the jury selection process. questions of chism's competency. he reportedly began displaying behavior of banging his head against walls and floors. chism is accused of raping and murdering his high school math teacher. today a judge in the case takes up the issue. we'll learn more perhaps as to how the trial proceeds from we're live in salem. morning. >>> across the baystate, more new elected leaders. there are some big shake-ups in boston. steven murray and charl

when hadi left aden. although the war began with airstrikes, the coalition has provided ground forces. the u.n. said that 5,000 people, half of them civilians have been killed in yemen since the saudi-led campaign began. al jazeera. >> israel's government has banned a group called the islamic movement of israel after accusing it of inciting violence. the police searched more than a dozen officers around the country and seized files and computers. we have reports from west jerusalem. >> the overnight raid targeted 17 officers. >> we're looking for digital materials, damaging information and material that is inciting. >> computers and funds were confiscated and premises sealed off. the security cabinet decided on disclosure of the movement two weeks ago but it was only made public after the raids took place. israel's prime minister said it is an essential step in maintaining public security. >> democracy must defend itself and those who undermine it. the islamic movement undermine the state. the movement in

the new parents suffered broken bones an dislocations but will spend this christmas, aden's original due date, with their fist child knowing all tool well miracles do happen. >> i told my son-in-law, this isn't how you do it. this airport the way to do it, not the conventional way. >> reporter: so aden will have to spent the next several weeks, maybe three or five in the hospital. condition. discharged, but he's spending the night with his new family. manchester police have yet to cite or charge the driver who hit them. many manchester, julie loncich, wbz this morning. >>> in manchester, police searching for a gunman. a man was shot in an apartment building on granite street. shots. no word on the condition. >>> a danvers teen accused of raping and murdering his high school math teacher will have a hearing to determine whether he's competent to stand trial. the trial has been delayed several weeks. he is accused of killing colleen ritzer in 2013. chism was 14 at the time and being tried as an adult. >>> three construction workers badly injured on the job. this morning, federal invest

. >> reporter: it's an important area that links to the southern part city of aden, which is a strong hold for pro-government forces, with the administration of president hadi has been operating. >> translator: if houthis and militias take control of this area, they could take control of [ inaudible ] and town, and then head to the coast to take control of aden. god willing we won't allow them to take control of this area. >> reporter: more than 3 million people are caught in the fighting, and the humanitarian situation is deteriorating quickly. the u.n. says it can't provide aid because of the intense fighting, and roadblocks set up in the area. for five weeks they haven't been able to reach these provinces. which means tens of thousands of people are without essential supplies. >> they are beyond our reach, and [ inaudible ] emergency, food, and security measures. it means they are hungry, and these [ inaudible ] and we haven't been able to reach them for the last few weeks. >> reporter: dozens have been wounded in recent weeks. in neighboring ta'izz as well, many civilians includin

god willing ou, the coming days will be more desaysive. >> launching a war when hadi left aden. although the war began with airstrikes, they began to provide ground forces. many have been killed, half civilians during this war in yemen. >> israeli police searched more than a dozen officers and the country and seized files and computers. we have reports from west jerusalem. >> the overnight raid targeted 17 officers in israel includin including-- >> we're looking for damaging material. >> computers, documents and funds were confess skated and premises sealed off. the security cabinet decided on the disclosure of the movement two weeks ago but it was only made public after the race took place. israel's prime minister says outlawing the islamic movement is an essential step in maintaining public security. >> the islamic movements undermine the state. the movement insight violence against innocent civilians and has close relations with the hamas terrorist organization. and the aim of replacing it with the islamic caliphate. >> the islamic movement has grown substantially over the pa

he visited the port of aden. it is his second visit to the city since they went to war in march. yemeni forces have launched an offensive to retake ta'izz from houthi rebels. >>> the editor and chief of the yemen post says the president's visit is a boost to the troops on the ground. >> it's very, very powerful for him to come at this time right now. and he is not just coming to aden, him coming here is a sign that he is willing and seriously planning to help the uprising in ta'izz, and that's what his aids have informed us, that his goal is to help and aid all of the uprising that is happening against the houthis in the different areas of the country. the houthis right now are in anger, because they did not want him to be part of the political scene of yemen's future, and here he is now back in yemen. the houthis are in control of only four provinces, whereas just months ago they were in control of the entire country. so they have been weakened to the extent that they could give up fighting. yemen's solution cannot be solved only politically. and that's why there are on going ta

. >> reporter: it's an important area that links to the southern port city of aden, which is a strong hold for pro-government forces where the administration of the president has been operating. >> translator: if houthis and saleh militias take control of this area, they could take control of [ inaudible ] and then head to the coastal road to take control of aden. god willing we won't allow them to take control over this area. >> reporter: more than 3 million people have caught in the fighting and the humanitarian situation is deteriorating quickly. the u.n. says it can't provide aid because of the intense fighting, air strikes and roadblocks set up by all sides in the conflict. for five weeks the world food program hasn't been able to reach these provinces. >> the areas are beyond our reach [ inaudible ] emergency, food, and security measures. it means the [ inaudible ] and we haven't been able to enter for the last few weeks. >> reporter: dozens have been wounded in recent weeks. in neighboring ta'izz as well, many civilians including children have been killed and injured. people sa

very rare to have a cyclone make landfall this far west there, the gulf of aden. definitely, this is a rare satellite picture. wind speeds right now 157 kilometers per hour sustained, but really, the biggest issue with this is going to be the rain. i actually want to show you this graphic. this is the annual rain totals across this area here. and you will typically see for the entire year about 50 to 100 millimeters of total precipitation along these coastal areas. and also, i do want to mention, this is very mountainous. it's flat near the immediate coast, but then you have mountains a little farther inland, and that is going to be squeezing out this moisture. so, in some areas, you could see two to three years' of rainfall over the next 24 hours. already, there's been reports of upwards of 200 millimeters of precipitation already occurring. so, this is definitely going to be an ongoing story. and i do hope that everyone out ahead of this has made proper preparations. but i do want to also mention, just to exasperate the situation, this area of the world, there's

the city is a strategic position, to aden where the government is based. the saudi led air campaign began in march in support of the government and since then u.n. says 5700 people have been killed and more than 2.3 million displaced. gerald tan has more. >> reporter: the push for ta'izz. it's been a week since progovernment fighters launched the offensive for yemen's third largest city. supported by the saudi led coalition in the air and on the ground they're trying orecapture control but groups of fighters loyal to the former president salaali abdullah saleh. >> they have planted many sland mines which have slowed our progress and caused casualties among our soldiers. >> we say to the houthis you will leave this place and we will strike you hard and evict you from the city of ta'izz and we are fully prepared to evict you forcefully or voluntarily this week. >> the lines of control are fluid, bombed out buildings separate the warring factions. in the midst of the destruction are yemenis struggling to get on with life. >> i've suffered a lot just to get a

he returned from saudi arabia to the port city of aden aiming to oversee the campaign for taiz. his very presence complicating talks. gerald tan, al jazeera. >> just going to take you--we're going to take you live now to britain's house of commons where prime minister david cameron is addressing parliament. on defense matters and particularly in the fight against isil. let's take a moment to listen in. >> bringing an end to the war in syria. today i want it set out how it will insure our armed forces have the capabilities to carry out such a task and, indeed, any other tasks that might be needed in the years ahead. we will invest more than 178 billion pounds in buying and main tag equipmen maintaining equipment. and we'll increase the size of our armed forces. we committed to an force of 30,000. today i can tell the house by 2025 we're increasing that number to 50,000. and as part of this we'll create two new strike brigades. forces up to 5,000 personnel fully equipped to deploy rapidly and sustain themselves in the field. we established to additional typhoon squadrons and an ad

worth of rain falling in just a day or two. >> reporter: it has made landfall south of the city of aden, an area under control of al-qaeda. it is no longer a cyclone. it has weakened and is dissipating as it moving towards any capitol sana'a. some worry that al-qaeda and the houthis are not equipped to handle this natural disaster. >> we have stocked our warehouses with food, with drinkable water, and we're ready to respond should the cyclone hit hard. the damages yesterday were not as big as initially foreseen, so we are bracing for a low impact now also for the rest of the country. >> reporter: it was also expected to impact the gulf state of oh man, but then it changed direction. but there is certain in yemen even after the storm has lost some strength. >>> the israeli parliament has approved tougher measures against rock throwing. lawmakers voted 51-17 approving a series of amendments to israeli's criminal law. in the occupied west bank a palestinian radio station has been raided by israeli forces. it was taken offer air and shut down overnight. the israeli army has accused the stat

it will continue to drive into the gulf of aden, africa. notice by around thursday the remnantss of the storm - the winds won't be a problem, but heavy rain will be caused to that western side of yemen. so for monday wetter weather into the gulf of aden and will continue to drive further west as we go on through tuesday. flooding rains, there will be coastal flooding. we're looking at some very heavy sea and much of western yemen will have major problems over the next few days. some major problems in two areas of libya recently. this is around tripoli just through the course of saturday. very, very heavy rainfall here. it doesn't take that much rain to cause widespread flooding in such a part of the world as this. it has caused some pretty big problems. a good deal dryer now i'm pleased to say. we have clear skies coming in, onshore breeze coming in north at around 23 degrees. the recent flooding that we have seen crow across northern egypt, that has cleared away as well. similar pictures, through tuesday, right across africa and temperatur

it was decided that bin mrchlt aden's timetable to be pressed for the cali p.m. ate. he has energisd a base. anyone can be a member of i.s.i.s. anyone at any time and anywhere who carries out an attack could call themself i.s.i.s. >> reporter: the greatest thing is a conflict marked by so much blood sthed on all sides. the solution may ultimately be found on a battle field that no bomb can touch. >> we are not taking on i.s.i.s.'s ideology. the ideology of this group can only be described simply as an apocolyptic cult. the tenets that they breach to the point that they're anti-islamic. what we need to do is assist them in going after this belief system that motivates these young men to sacrifice their life needlessly >>> josh, we heard just a few moments ago jamie mac intyre at the pentagon talking about this notion that really what the pentagon wants to do is just stay the course here. is that a logical way to go? >> there actually is a strategic for staying the course. the u.s. and coalition forces here have significant gains against i.s.i.l. on the ground. peshmerg

he returned from self-exile to the suppor port city of aden. his very presence complicating talks. gerald tan, al jazeera. >> polls open in egypt in a round to replace the parliament. government workers have been given a half day off work to encourage them to vote, but the turn out remains low. >> soldiers outnumber voters at many of egypt's polling stations. president el-sisi cast his vote at a girl's school. polling stations were also open on monday. so far many fellow egyptians don't appear very interested in the first parliamentary election for nearly three years. >> when people--especially young people, when they start feeling their vote doesn't make a difference and the result is known in the advance, a parliament that support the president 100%, i suppose many have decided not to vote. >> manthe lack of enthusiasm is frustrating for those who do want to vote. >> this parliament is the most important to be elected in egypt because they'll be tasked with passing many legislations and we'll have to figure out why the country doesn't seem to be moving forward. >> egypt has been

the prime minister spent sometime in the southern city of aden but was forced to relocate in saudi arabia was a he was targeted in an isil attack. al jazeera. >> two palestinians have been killed during a raid by israeli forces in the occupied west bank. israeli troops say they came under attack at the refugee camp as they demolished a home of a map accused of killing an israeli man five months ago. twenty palestinians were wounded in the raid, 86 palestinians and 12 israelis have been killed in a six week long series of killings and unrest. >> heavy rape in northern iraq caused flooding in camps for people displaced by violence. aid agencies say unless funding is made available immediately, those in the camps are vulnerable to diseases. we have this report. >> winter has arrived at the camp in the kurdistan region of northern iraq. a few days of rain have turned makeshift streets into muddy paths. she is desperate. she's lived here 18 months after escaping isil fighters who seized her home. she and her family are freezing in this camp. >> sometimes, we sleep in the kitchen. other times i

: as waves crash into the sea wall, strong winds and torrential rain flood the coast of the gulf of aden. at one point on thursday, this tropical cyclone was close to a category 5 hurricane with winds of up to 250 kilometers an hour. it has since weakened, but it's hurricane-strength winds were unprecedented. >> there have been on rare occasions fairly weak tropical cyclones that have moved on to the coast of yemen. the last time there was a tropical storm strength cyclone in yemen was back in 1960. >> reporter: a weaker tropical depression strength cyclone hit yemen in 2008. that storm killed at least 280 people. this cyclone was much stronger. forecasters are expecting floods to bring mud slides. >> that's a few year's worth of rain falling in just a day or two. >> reporter: it has made land fall south of the yemen city that is under the control of al-qaeda. >> communication is a major problem. >> reporter: it is no longer a cyclone. it has weakened and is dissipating as it moves towards the capitol sana'a. some relief organization worry that al-qaeda and the houthis are not able to ha

jonah lomu's coffin is brought to auckland's aden park. >> there has never been a player like jonah, and there will never be another like him. >> he died at the age of 40. he had just returned from supporting the all black successful world cup campaign in england, and it's believed that the blood clot on his lung from the long flight contributed to his death. >> it is a fitting send off for someone who personified the values of rugby. >> he was the youngest ever all black, but he was 19 years old. he was a powerful force on the field who took everyone by surprise. >> when he got the ball in his hands, he was devastating. when you're 6'5", 180 kilos and you have all that power, that set him apart. >> lomu is credited for being rugby's first-ever global superstar. >> there is no doubt that jonah's performance at that rugby world cup and his huge popularity in south africa was the catalyst for the game turning professional later that year. >> but just months after the 1995 world cup campaign, he was diagnosed with a rare and serious kidney disease. despite his illness, lomu played 63 al

it comes after hadi returned to the port city of aden after it was reclaimed with the support of the saudi led coalition. the u.n. has expressed concern over the humanitarian situation for people living in taiz. >> well, the under secretary calls the situation unacceptable and called on all sides to the conflict to let the delivery of life-saving assistance in. earlier, i spoke with iona craig who was in taiz. she said the situation in the city is desperate. >> the city is under siege. they're not just low on medical supplies. they have no medical supplies at all. the restriction of fuel and food into the city means that the population are relying on smugglers. you've got men coming in by night, by donkey bringing in supplies into the city. the only way for them to get ahold whether it be cooking gas or food is to go into the areas controlled by the houthis and buy those things at greatly increased prices, then they're not allowed to bring it back into their side of the city. it's putting the population and huge amount of pressure. and the medical facilities cannot operate. >>> isil

he arrived in the southern port of aden. the second visit there since the saudi-lead coalition began an offense if in march. he is rallying forces that are loyal to me. medical forces say 45 fighters from both sides were killed during con frontations on monday. >>> what is called the islamic movement of israel has been banned by the country's government after it was accused of inciting violence. israeli police searched more than a dozen offices around the country, and seized files and compute computers. the branch assists israeli arabs accuses isil of trying to take over the al-aqsa mosque compound. >> reporter: the decision was taken by the security cabinet about two weeks ago, but was only made public on month evening. the raids targeted 17 offices, all premises of ngo's related to the islamic movement. computers and documents were confiscated and funds were frozen. according to the israelis, the movement has been using insightful speech. one of its slogans says al aqsa is in danger. and from an israeli point of you that h

ability to address the issues that might concern us >>> yemen's president has returned to the sydney of aden. it is the second time the president has visited his country since violence broke out in march. it comes after an offensive was launched. there's more coming up here on the program. we will be reporting from a muslim community in france. they feel they will be under more scrutiny. strict rules for children travelling to south africa are being relaxed. we will tell you why. stay tuned. >> the only live national news show at 11:00 eastern. >> we start with breaking news. >> let's take a closer look. welcome back. top stories. french fighter jets have carried out air strikes on i.s.i.l. on raqqa for a second night. the group claimed responsibility for friday's attack in paris which killed at least 129 people and wounded hundreds more. president francois hollande has called for global coalition to destroy i.s.i.l. more than 160 police raids have taken place across france and belgium in the search for suspects linked to those attacks. at least 23 people have been arrested. senior planners

it is important because it's on a main road linking the capital, which is under houthi control, to aden where the government is based. a saudi-led air campaign began in march of support of the government. since then the u.n. says 5700 people have been killed and more than 2.3 million have been displaced amid animosity to rev genes across europe, some are holding out a hand of friendship. two towns on the austrian slovenia border where people are offering help because they themselves know what the refugees have gone through. from the slovenian town is this report. >> reporter: nowadays in the slovenian town here church bells are the only thing you can hear. the river marks the border between slovenia and austria. it's location has helped define the past and its presence. 1991 when yugoslavia was falling apart, the church tower was hit, civilians were killed. for a few days it was urban warfare. four years on, on the refugee route when syrians and others arrived people went out of their way to offer them food and clothing. people like this person who was trying desperately trying to find

he returned to the port city of aden, aim to go oversee the campaign for taiz. his very presence complicating talks for ceasefire. al jazeera. >> six sudanese migrants killed in a gun battle between egyptian security forces and people smugglers. 17 were wounded when they tried to enter israel. last week, 15 sudanese migrants were killed trying to make that same journey. >> a palestinian woman shot dead and another wounded near a market in west jerusalem. israeli police said the pair tried to stab israelis with scissors. >> ancient pieces of iraq's history of locked away in secret assaults because of isil threats. many other artifacts are in danger of being lost forever. we have a report on what's being done to protect them. >> ancient history and relics from the world's oldest civilizations on display in central baghdad. the walls and corridors adorned with stone carvings dating back to the times of babylonians, society that predate jesus christ by thousands of years. she said in the weeks before the u.s. led invasion, she and her colleagues warned that the muse

baby aden is holding his own at elliott hospital, according to his grandfather, so are his mother and father. the mother expected to go into surgery, we're told, but tonight, manchester police say their actively investigating this case, and questions still here. it was a chose call. is ok. >> brittany and her husband dennis are recovering at manchester's elliott hospital today, after they rejected from their 2001 saab in this three car crash late yesterday morning. brittany was eight months pregnant and had to have an >> yeah. it was due on christmas, but he's a big baby, he's almost five pounds. >> baby boy aden was born five weeks premature and brittany's father, eric turner, tells fox 25 news, the 23-year-old mom also suffered injuries to her ankle and hip that required surgery. 28-year-old dennis also suffered a dislocated hip. >> she's going to have a long road ahead of her. dennis is a strong kid. he'll jump right back soon. >> but as of the couple recovers, investigators say the cause of the crash is still unknown. >> charges may or may not be forthcoming for one, if not two dr

. >> as waves crash into the sea wall, strong winds and torrential rain flood the gulf of aden. this cyclone was close to a category 5 hurricane with winds up to 250 kilometers an hour. it has since weakened but it's hurricane-strength winds are unprecedented. >> the last time there was a tropical storm in yemen was back in 1960. >> a weaker tropical depression hit yemen in 2008. that storm killed 180 people and left quite a lot of damage behind. it was much stronger. colorful areas are flooded, and forecasters are expecting floodwaters to cause mudslides. they may bring 250 to 500 millimeters of rainfall. >> that is a few years of rain falling in just a day or two. >> the cyclone has made landfall. the area has been under the control of al-qaeda since april. >> it is no longer a cyclone. it has weakened and dissipates as it moves towards sanaa, which is controlled by houthi rebels. some relief organizations are afraid that al-qaeda and the houthis are not well equipped to and this disaster. it was expected to hit oman, but then it changed direction. there is concern in yemen ev

they spent time in the southern city of aden, but was forced to relocate in saudi arabia after he was targeted in an attack. >> the israeli military said that it's troops came under attack. forces were demolishing of a man who they said was killed in israel in june. and there was another outbreak, small one, this one, of violence where palestinian protested to israeli troops. they retaliated by using tear gas and rubber-coated bullets. ithe clash came after a funeral of a raid overnight. >>> we've been following that story from west jerusalem. >> the israeli forces moved into the refugee camp under the cover the darkness to demolish the house of a palestinian who is now held in israeli jail, who is accused of killing a jewish settler back in june. now according to a statement by the israeli military, the forces came under fire at the camp, and they responded. in the cross fire three palestinians died. however, people we spoke to at the refugee camp said that only two palestinians have actually died, and they do deny there was any gunfire towards the israelis. they say that one of the

yemen's exiled president has returned home there saudi arabia, he arrived in the southern port city of aden, his second visit since the coalition began an offensive in march. he is rallying forces that remain loyal to him as well as overseeing a campaign to retake the third largest city in the country, ta'izz. 45 fighters from both sides were killed in fighting on month. >>> what is called the islamic movement of israel is being accused of inciting violence by the israeli government. here is hoda abdel hamid. >> reporter: the decision was taken by the security cabinet about two weeks ago but was only made public on monday. the raids targeted 17 offices, all premises of ngo's related to the islamic movement in several towns across israel. now according to the israelis, the group -- the movement has been using insightful speech. one of its slogans says al aqsa is in danger. and from an israeli point of view, that has caused a lot of unrest among the palestinians, many now say that israel wants to change the status quo around the al-aqsa mosque compound, something the israeli prime minister, b

as waivers crash into the sea wall, strong winds and torrential rain flood the coast of the gulf of aden. at one point on thursday, this tropical psych loan was close to a category five hurricane, with winds of up to 250 kilometers an hour. it has weakened, but is still hurricane strength and it's unprecedented. >> there have been on rare occasions fairly weak tropical cyclones that have moved on to the coast. the last time there was a tropical storm strength cyclone in yemen was in 1960. >> a weaker tropical depression strength cyclone hit yemen in 2008. that storm killed at least 180 people and left quite a lot of damage behind. this is much stronger. coastal areas are flooded and forecasters expecting floodwaters to cause mudslides. it may bring 250 to 550 millimeters of rainfall. >> that's a few years worth of rain falling in just a day or two. >> the cyclone has made landfall south of the yemeni port city. the area has been under the control of al-qaeda since april. >> june it's expected to weaken. some relief organizations worry groups are not equipped to handle this natural disast

. >> reporter: as waives crash into the sea wall, strong rain flood the coast of aden. this cyclone at one point was close to a category 5 hurricane. it has since weakened but itself hurricane-strength winds were unprecedented. >> there have been on rare occasions fairly weak tropical cyclones that have moved on to the coast. the last time there was a tropical storm strength cyclone in yemen was back in 1960. >> reporter: a weaker tropical depression strength cyclone hit yemen in 2008. that storm killed at least 180 people and left quite a lot of damage behind. this one was much stronger. forecasters are expecting flood waters to cause mud slides. it may bring 250 to 500 millimeters of rainfall. >> that's a few year's worth of rain falling in just a day or two. >> reporter: it has made landfall out of the port city. the area has been under the control of al-qaeda since april. >> the power supply has shut down, and communication is a major problem. >> reporter: it is no longer a cyclone. it is dissipating as it moves towards the capitol sana'a, which is controlled by hou

it was due on christmas, but he's a big baby, he's almost five pounds. >> the reporter: baby boy aden was born five weeks premature and brittany's father, eric turner, tells fox 25 news the 23-year-old mom also suffered injuries to her ankle and hip. that requires surgery. 28-year-old dennis also suffered a dislocated hip. >> she's going to have a long road ahead of her. dennis is a strong kid. he'll jump right back soon. >> but as the couple recovers, investigators say the cause of the crash is still unknown. >> charges may or may not be forthcoming for one, if not two drivers. >> witness, joshua fishwick says he was just one car length behind the three car crash and knows what happened. and it's not what he's been hearing around town he says. >> no,. >> the reporter: fishwick tells fox 25 news he please believes the saab driven by bowden may have not let another driver pass and this may be a case of road rage. >> do you have preliminary evidence that indicates that. >> it's an active investigation and i can't develop much information to to the case. >> the reporter: now, no charges

spent some time in the southern city of aden but was forced to relocate in saudi arabia after he was targeted in an isil attack. al jazeera. >>> five yemeni prisoners have been freed from guantanamo bay to be resettled in the united a arab emirates. described as low-level fighters, they were arrested in afghanistan. following september the 11th attacks on the united states. they are starting a new life in the uae because of fighting at home in yemen. sglooifrnl despite being voted out of office t it has the authority to change laws which could make things difficult for ang su chi. her national league for democracy colleagues took the majority of votes in the first openly contested elections in 25 years. she is constitutionally bafrd from top political office but says she will choose someone to lead by proxy. florence looi has more now from myanmar. >> this parliament session is attended by members of parlorpal elected not in the most recent poll but in the 2010 general election. many of them would have lost their seat in the most recent elections, but they are still able to debate is

baby boy aden, he was supposed to be due on christmas. decided to come earlier. jorge: the victims of a near fatal drag race. >> i saw the car rolled over. it. the telephone pole was taken out. jorge: witnesses say the saab brittany and her husband, dennis, were driving in got caught between two cars drag racing on beech street. >> the mazda came up around and then so there was another car in front of the mazda so the mazda was trying to squeeze in between the two. jorge: both cars going 50 to 60 miles an hour when one of them clipped the couple's saab. it went airborne. watch the video. the saab rolled over five times and ejected. >> he was holding himself covered in blood and the girl was on the ground but moving feeling her head and everything. jorge: a utility pole sheared off before the saab landed on its roof. >> brent any remembered flipping over -- brint any remembered flipping over and the car landing upside down and he was thrown out. he called his way over to her. to see if she was ok. jorge: amazingly enough dennis beaudoin was treated and released an

organize the millions of working families in the labor industries and professions to support clinton's aden did a. mayor walsh expected to endorse her. >> le, today, of course. black friday. the annual holiday shopping frenzy is happening. noose most's antoinette antonio checked out one of the most popular stores where for some, it is not just the deal. >> it looks like any other shopping day in the framingham toys are us but for these three women, its the day they have been waiting for since last christmas. i love this place. >> i do. really do. i look forward to it. reporter: all decked out. look for deals. >> thing goes. american girl. >> yeah. >> tv's. again. >> tv's. reporter: and they are not alone. 136 million shoppers are expected to spend $80 billion this weekend them he average shopper spending 00 season. they are picking up items like apple product and anything "star wars" relate. >> right now, i am looking for a good holiday gift. reporter: among them, a board game searching high and low for. >> they don't sell it on-line. it is look you have to wake up at 1:00 in the morning to

. >> we're thanking the stars all three survived, baby boy aden was supposed to be due on christmas. erika: mom, dad and baby are all doing ok at this point. police have not decided what charges to bring against the driver who hit them. randy? randy: right now an infant's death is under investigation in sandwich. state police and the department of children and families are on this case. the child was found unresponsive in a home on short lane yesterday. the one-month-old was sbrounsed dead at cape cod hospital. the district attorney's office says there are no obvious signs of trauma or foul play. emily: several develops in the growing open oid problem. todd: this morning the governor will kick off the new mission to take the stigma out of addiction, a new media campaign developed in part by a federal grant. governor baker calls the stigma of open oid -- open yoid -- opiod addiction, and why people he put on a ad campaign warning parents of the risk facing teenagers. there's evidence of a toll this is taking. two people died from expected heroin overdoses in new bedford since friday a

organize the millions of working families in the labor industries and professions to support clinton's aden did a. mayor walsh expected to endorse her. black friday. the annual holiday happening. noose most's antoinette antonio checked out one of the most popular stores where for some, it is not just the deal. >> it looks like any other shopping day in the framingham toys are us but for these three women, its the day they have been waiting for since last christmas. i love this place. >> i do. really do. i look forward to it. reporter: all decked out. look for deals. >> thing goes. american girl. >> yeah. >> tv's. again. >> tv's. reporter: and they are not alone. 136 million shoppers are expected to spend $80 billion this weekend them he average shopper spending 00 season. they are picking up items like apple product and anything "star wars" relate. >> right now, i am looking for a good holiday gift. reporter: among them, a board game searching high and low for. >> they don't sell it on-line. it is look you have to wake up at 1:00 in the morning to go get it. >> that is you what you did toda

baby boy aden, he was supposed to be due on christmas. decided to come earlier. jorge: the victims of a near fatal drag race. the video is dramatic. >> i saw the car rolled over. and there was smoke coming from it. the telephone pole was taken out. jorge: witnesses say the saab brittany and her husband, dennis, were driving in got caught between two cars drag racing on beech street. >> the mazda came up around them. and then so there was another car in front of the mazda so the mazda was trying to squeeze in between the two. jorge: both cars going 50 to 60 miles an hour when one of them clipped the couple's saab. it went airborne. watch the video. the saab rolled over five times and ejected. >> he was holding himself covered in blood and the girl was on the ground but moving feeling her head and everything. jorge: a utility pole sheared off before the saab landed on its roof. >> brent any remembered the car landing upside down and he was thrown out. he called his way over to her. to see if she was ok. jorge: amazingly enough dennis beaudoin was treated and releas

between the red sea and the gulf of aden, djibouti is the largest united states base in africa. some coincidence? joining us john bolton, fox news contributor. john, great to see you. this is a remarkable move, everybody is talking like it's another day at the track. but this is quite a little deal for china to build in djibouti? >> it's stunning, and of all the examples you get of what happens when american leadership declines, this is really one of the most remarkable. as you rightly said, we have a major naval facility, there so do the french. and if the reports in the press are accurate, it looks like the chinese will be using a military docking facility that we built. so what this means is apparently the administration's not telling the djibouti government how the world works, and they should have told the chinese go find some other nice country to build your base in. this is not just something that enhances china's presence in the region. this is a direct shot. everybody will read it that way. lou: is the state department, the national security adviser, are they all out of

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jonah lomu's coffin is brought to rugby's aden park. >> there was never a player before like him. >> the former all black player died of a blood clot on his lung from the long haul flights contributed to his death. >> a fitting sendoff for someone that probably personified a lot about the values of rugby. >> lomu was the youngest ever all black when he was 19 years old. he was a powerful force on the field that took everyone by surprise. >> trying stop the ball getting to jonah, that was a hard thing to try. but when he got his hands on it. >> when you're 6'5" and 120 kilos, that set him apart. >> jonah's performance at rugby world cup and his huge popularity, in sout south afric. >> he was diagnosed with a rare and serious kidney disease. despite his illness lomu played 63 all black tests in the number 11 jersey. chairman bernard leparse joined thousands for the final farewell which was lifted by a heart felt performances by students from lomu's former schools and an emotional hawker from past all blacks. lomu leaves behind a wife and two young sons and a sporting nation that will s

. >>> on the main road to sanaa, under houthi control to aden where the government is paced, the saudi led campaign began in march. jerald tan has more. >> the push for ta'izz. it's been a week since progovernment fighters launched the ordinancive for yemen's third largest city. supported by the saudi-led coalition in the air and on the ground, they're trying to recapture control. but groups of fighters loyal to the former president ali abdullah saleh and the houthis are digging their heels in. >> translator: here is a fortification of the houthis. they planted many land mines which have slowed up progress and caused casualties among soldiers. >> translator: we say to the houthis you will leave this place and we will strike you hard and evict you from the city of ta'izz. and we are fully prepared to evict you forcefully or voluntarily this week. >> reporter: the lines of control are fluid, bombed-out buildings separate the warring factions. in the midst of the destruction are yemenis. >> i've suffered a lot just to get a gas slender wit cylinder e shelling going on. >> prime minister i

prime minister spent some time in the city of aden, but was forced to relocate in saudi arabia after targeted in an isil attack. >> still to come this hour, myanmar's government returns to parliament for the first time since aung san suu kyi won a landslide victory. >>> and the first ever presidential edit bait. and in sport we'll tell you why president xi jinping will be keeping a close eye on his country's next world cup qualifier. >> a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. the french president told both houses of parliament that he wanted to extend the state of emergency in france for three months. france and belgium searching for suspects in friday's attacks in paris. >> two palestinians have been shot dead in the west bank in an army raid of ramallah. >>> there are further debates about europe's policies towards syrians displaced by civil war. one attacker may have traveled to paris described as a refugee. we have reports now from paris. >> of the many dreadful consequences, one key detail may have the widest significance. a syrian passport discovered near the body of one a

after hadi's return to aden that having been reclaimed with the support of the saudi-led coalition. >>> hit by severe flooding, and schools are closed for a second day. the civil defense agency said that a person died about 100 kilometers. several people died last week in heavy flooding in saudi arabia. >>> 2015 is likely to have been the hottest year on record according to the united nations world meteorological organization. it was announced earlier than usual so it could be discussed at the climate summit. >> next year is likely to be warm again because when you have an el niÑo, the statistically the impact of the el niÑo is not only on this side of the el niÑo, but it is an impact over the next four, five, six months. >> at least 17.5 million households do not have enough to eat every day. john hedron reports. >> on a quiet chicago street, a garden grows food in an unending line. 50 or 60 something seniors wait for hours. the lines grow longer at the end of the month. >> about 46 million americans live on food stamps. costing americans $76 billion a year. >> what does that say

southern city of aden forced to relocate in saudi arabia after he was targeted in an i.s.i.l. attack. hashem ahelbarra, al jazeera. >> two palestinians died during an israeli raid near ramallah. man who killed an israeli in june of this year, since october 86 palestinians and 12 israelis have been killed in the violence. >>> continuing on monday, after those pictures you just saw were taken, troops retaliating with tear gas and rubber bullets. confrontations came after the funeral of the israeli man overnight. hashehoda abdel hamid has been following that story. >> palestinian who is now held in israeli jail who is accused of killing a jewish settler back in june. now according to the statement issued by the israeli military, the forces came under fire as they entered the refugee camp and they responded in the cross fire, three palestinians died. however, people we spoke to at the refugee camp said that only two palestinians have actually died and they do deny that there wasfully gun fire going towards israelis. one was a palestinian on a rooftop checking out what's going on.

the track of the storm is in the gulf of aden and is making its way to the west. tuesday morning, the storm will turn to the north-west as a category 1 or a tropical stomp, and push its way and die quickly inland because it is so dry across the region, it will not have the fuel. we expect to see heavily rain fall, flash flooding across the region. with the last cyclone, when it made landfall in yemen, we saw 2 feet of rain across the area. i want to take you to the atlantic and the caribbean, weir watching that area push to the kakkos. now the national centre is saying in this has a 70% chance of development in the next 48 hours. we are coming to the end of the hurricane season at the end of november. this area, because it's the warm waters, we'll watch to see where this goes. some of the forecast models say we expect to make its way to the north-west across the bahamas, but make a turn to the north and the north-east. we somewhere a frontal boundary that is coming off the united states and should take with it. what we will see across the coastal region is a lot o

it comes after they have returned to the city of aden. >> there have been criticism of houthi rebels blocking supply routes. he said: the under secretary calls the situation unsuccessful and to let the delivery of life-saving assistance in. joining me now is a journalist, iona craig, who has spent a lot of time in yemen, and in fact just returned from the city of taiz in recent days. thanks for joining us. does any of that ring true for you? what was your experience inside that city? >> yes, absolutely. the city is under siege right now, and it means particularly the hospitals are suffering. they're not just low on medical supplies. they have no medical supplies at all. the restriction of food and fuel into the city means that the civilian population are relying on smugglers. you've got men coming in by night, by donkey bringing in supplies into the city. and the only other way for people to get hold of whether it be cooking gas or even food is to go into other parts of the city that are controlled by the houthis, and to buy those things there at greatly increased prices, but then th

in that 125 years, two cyclones came close to the mouth of aden, that shows you how rare it is, to have something this size this far south heading west. this is what it's doing, it was close to the point where the satellite can't distinguish it. it's active. going down to category 3. to get in the close is a major thing. these are the stats. it's gusting to 240 k/hr, and winds blow 200, and is moving west wards, about 13 k/hr, a reasonable speed, not too fast, not to slow, if it keeps going, it will be in the middle of the yemeni coast, near the town of alucala, which, as far as i can tell has never recorded a landing. it's generating waves of nine meters. storm surge is up to 3 meters and wane up to 400, if any of this comes near the coast, it will be def fating. mucala 300,000 live here, and they are vulnerable to the storm surge and the rain >>> sierra leone could be a week away from being declared ebola free. 4,000 died from the violence. for those that survived, the battle is not over yet. we have more from freetown. >> reporter: this person is an ebola survivor, she contracted the