On in switzerland. At least 23 workers have been killed in yemen after an explosion at their dairy factory. Its in a city on the red sea under houthi control. Residents say it was located near an army camp loyal to the former president , Ali Abdullah Saleh. There are conflicting reports about what caused the blast whether it was an air strike or from a rocket fired from the base. Houthi forces have come under fire from saudi led strikes in two provinces just the latest targets in the week long air offensive against the rebels. Joining us here in al jazeeras hashem. Lets start with developments from aden. The Popular Resistance has reportedly taken full control of the International Airport after fighting with houthi militias. How significant is that . Its a sign that houthis are now losing some ground, particularly in the south. This came after massive airstrikes over the last few days. The militias or fighters that have now ended the control of the airport in yemen are loyal to preside
You are looking at live pictures of air force two in beijing china. Vice President Joe Biden landed, days after the b 52 flew no disputed airspace over the south china sea, and questions about the disputed islands between japan and china. Thats what the Vice President is talking about in budget after leaving japan. Well have more on that in a moment. We begin with this the deadly Train Derailment. Investigators say it was travelling at 82 Miles Per Hour, three times the limit before the crashing, killing four, leaving dozens injured. With the speed we are learning something new about the man at the controls and what happened in the seconds before the disaster. Lisa stark has more on that. They wouldnt say what condition rockefella may have been in. Theres no indication of mechanical problems. The brakes, which was barrelling at 82 Miles Per Hour into a 30 Miles Per Hour curve, the brakes were working fine out all the stocks. Here is m. T. S. B. Board member earl wiener. Theres no indic
Splash on the world stage good to have you with us. We begin with brazil. President Dilma Rousseff has been reelected for a second term, after a tightly forced rate. We go to the capital. She is known not for her charisma, but her fighting spirit. In the end it gave Dilma Rousseff the edge she needed to overcome fierce potential, enough to win the second term as leader of the south american nation. I do not believe honestly from the bottom of my heart that these elections divided the country. They have been driven by a shared feeling, a search for the Better Future for our country. She was aligned with the west, she joined add joined a Guerilla Group in her youth. She was referred to as an iron lady, rising to prominence. A period in which brazils economy grew and poverty shrank. The economy slifelled during her term, and so to corruption scandals ping linked to her linked to her parties. Her opponent aecio neves ran on a ticket for change, saying that he would modernize brazil without