heart running. as these candidates make their last rounds before ferguson votes the topics are unavoidable. what changes do you plan on making? not much, i think it s a pretty cool town the way it is. thanks for joining us i m joie chen. the world knows ferguson, missouri as a flash point for racial tensions since last year, when a police officer killed a 81 unarmed black man. even in the first days of the crisis the community recognized it was on them to repair their community s identity. the test comes in a few days as ferguson residents have a chance, days before the election, america tonight s christof putzel sees there s a great divide in the two face he of ferguson. in streets once filled with unrest a community slowly picks up the charred pieces of their city. i m adrian hawkins i m running for our city council for our ward, ward 1. i m running for ward 1. one of the protests may have cleared but a new campaign is in full swing. i d like you to invi
ferguson votes, the topics are unavoidable. what changes do you plan on making? not much, i think it s a pretty cool town the way it is. thanks for joining us i m joie chen. the world knows ferguson missouri as a flash point for racial tensions since last year, when a police officer killed a 81 unarmed black man. even in the first days of the crisis the community recognized it was on them to repair their community s identity. the test comes in a few days as ferguson residents have a chance, days before the election, america tonight s christof putzel sees there s a great divide in the two face he of ferguson. in streets once filled with unrest, a community slowly picks up the charred pieces of their city. i m adrian hawkins i m running for our city council for our ward, ward 1. i m running for ward 1. one of the protests may have cleared but a new campaign is in full swing. i d like you to invite you to a forum it s the last one. reporter: two-thirds of res
unavoidable. what changes do you plan on making? not much, i think it s a pretty cool town the way it is. thanks for joining us i m joie chen. the world knows ferguson missouri as a flash point for racial tensions since last year, when a police officer killed a 81 unarmed black man. even in the first days of the crisis the community recognized it was on them to repair their community s identity. the test comes in a few days as ferguson residents have a chance, days before the election, america tonight s christof putzel sees there s a great divide in the two face he of ferguson. in streets once filled with unrest, a community slowly picks up the charred pieces of their city. i m adrian hawkins i m running for our city council for our ward, ward 1. i m running for ward 1. one of the protests may have cleared but a new campaign is in full swing. i d like you to invite you to a forum it s the last one. reporter: two-thirds of residents in ferguson are black ye
plus. i m andrew simmons reporting from a orphanage in ukraine. and i m zoe cummings. a suspension of action in the wake of a bus attack. hello. the u.n. children s agency, unicef is warning that the war in yemen is driving an already impoverished country towards humanitarian disaster. putting millions in danger. it s 12 days since the saudi led coalition began targeting houthi rebels there and the death toll from fighting continues to mount. in the past 24 hours dozens of people have been reported to be killed in clashes in aden. street fighting in clashes between rebels and force he loyal to former president saleh. aid workers are still waiting for permission to reach aden by boat. human rights groups say the houthis have attacked and detained at least 400 politicians, activists and journalists across the country in the past 24 hours. accused the houthi fighters of targeting civilians in aden. translator: is operations there in aden are hit and run operations as
food clean water medicines, everything is in short supply in yemen. people are desperate for aid as human train year groups and russia call for a pause in fighting. for 12 days a saudi-led coalition has been hitting houthi targets all along the country. head i fighting on the ground is blocking effort to help. omar saleh reports. reporter: two weeks of air strikes and the humanitarian situation in yemen is only worsening by the day. in the capital sanaa there is a rush to buy food and people are panicking and preparing for the worst this. long queue is for a sack of being wheat. the price has almost doubled since the war started. translator: the sack of wheat is almost $40 so the poor people can t afford too eat anymore. translator: some people come and buy 20 sacks whereas many others want to get one sack. i have been trying to buy one for the last two days. reporter: the fighting and air strikes have led to fuel shortages too. and people are scared. translator