Desert. Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has been handed a second mandate. He has been voted in to do exactly the opposite of what he was the first time. Scale of the triumph was much bigger than expected but as Barnaby Phillips now reports, the task ahead is pretty daunting. Reporter they game had i a Second Chance and Alexis Tsipras savored the moment. He lost his strug building greeces creditors and was forced to accept more austerity, he survived a party rah bell i dont know and, yet he appears to have emerged almost as popular as ever. I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for this great victory. For this clear victory. We gave a tough and difficult fight. Today i feel vicinity gated because the greek beam gave us a clear mandate for us to continues to battle and nba and out of the country to raise up our peoples dignity. Reporter this is a night of triumph for Alexis Tsipras and his party. Hes now the dominant force in greek politics. But in the months to think do, h
Reporter not called t. V. s biggest night for nothing and we will look at last nights emmy awards. A man negotiated the release of six hostages held by Houthi Rebels and flown where u. N. Backed talks are being held to try to end the conflict and houthis say they are planning a mass rally in sanaa to celebrate the first capture in the capitol and we report. Reporter caught in the cross fire, civilians seek safe shelters in the central city of thai where fighting has been over the last few days and groups backed by Coalition Forces on the offensive but the progress is slow. Translator the terrain is not helpful at all, the houthis have minded most of the fields in this area so we are cautious and yemens new army has not deployed all its units yet. Reporter a year after Houthi Rebels took over the capitol sanaa their leader remains defiant. Translator we are confident we will ultimately prevail, our people have defeated invaders in the past and we will do the same thing again, we will co
Starting to look like a desert. The greek Prime Minister handed a second mandate by voters and initially elected to oppose austerity measures and now he is voted in to do exactly the opposite, the scale of his partys triumph is much bigger than expected but Barney Phillips says the task ahead is a daunting one. Reporter gave him a Second Chance and Alexis Tsipras savered the moment and lost the struggle with grease creditors and forced to accept more austerity and he survived a Party Rebellion and yet he appears to have emerged almost as popular as ever. Translator i want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for this great victory, for this clear victory, we gave a tough and difficult fight and today i feel vindicated because the greek people gave a clear mandate for us to continue to battle in and out of the country, to raise up our peoples dignity. Reporter this is a night of triumph for Alexis Tsipras he is the dominant force in greek politics but in the months to come he must i
T. V. s biggest night for nothing and we will take a look at the highlights from this years emmy awards. Amman negotiateed release of six hostages held by Houthi Rebels in yemen and flown to muskat where u. N. Backed talks are held to try to end the conflict and houthis are planning a mass rally in sanaa to celebrate the First Anniversary of the capture of the capitol and we report. Reporter caught in the cross fire, civilians seek shelters in the central city of thai where fighting has flared over the last few days. Government troops backed by Coalition Forces are on the offensive in the province but progress is slow. Translator the terrain is not helpful at all. The houthis have minded most of the fields in this area so we are cautious and yemens new army has not deployed all its units left. Reporter a year after rebels took over the capitol sanaa the leader remains defiant. Translator we are confident we will ultimately prevail, our people have defeated invaders in the past and we w
Indonesia is starting to look more like a desert. Yemen first of all, where it is exactly one year since Houthi Rebels took control of the capitol, sanna. The houthi takeover eventually forced the president to flee. The country then descended further into war. The humanitarian consequences have been devastating and in this news hour, we will look closer at that. Why finding a political solution to the crise is proving to be so difficult. We begin with the latest developments on the ground with this report. Caught in the crossfire, civilians seek safe shelters in the central city of taiz where fighting has flared over the last few days. Government troops backed by Coalition Forces are on the offensive in the province, but the progress is slow. The terrain isnt helpful at all. The houthis have mined most of the fields in this area, so we are course, and yemens new army hasnt deployed all units yet. A year after Houthi Rebels took over yemens capital, sanna, their leader remains defiant.