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a coup. hello i m adrian from again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up mediators from south africa arrive in harare the day after the military seizes power from zimbabwe s president robert mugabe. lebanon s prime minister is to leave saudi arabia except to get invitation from the french president to visit paris and . celebrations in lima peru a spot in the world cup. cambodia supreme court has dissolved the main opposition party the government says the cambodia national rescue party is plotting a coup riot police were deployed in phnom penh ahead of the decision. from the private who s in the cambodian capital. the decision by the supreme court came after a day of deliberations held amidst the tightest of security in downtown phnom penh the main opposition c n n r p party is to be the result one hundred eighteen of its senior officials are banned from taking part in politics for five years this decision had been expected by the c n n r p it had effectively ....
six months or monday saudi arabia said it would reopen salma yemeni ports and airports but the u.n. wants the blockade to be lifted completely. at the top stories do stay with us there inside story is up next hour of the news hour free straight off the bat thanks for watching my for. two weeks after the saudi led coalition imposed a total blockade on yemen it says it s opening access in some areas but is that enough for a country struggling with years of violence and a humanitarian crisis this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i m homages yemenis have been through a lot over the past few years there s a devastating cholera outbreak there is fighting and airstrikes almost every day and now nearly two week old blockade imposed by the saudi led coalition fighting iranian backed her with the rebels it was put in place after the what these launched a missile targeting the saudi capital riyadh saudi arabia says it is reopening some of yemen s ports and airport ....
behalf then joined his sister in court. i am blessed to have two great children. i love you so much. [inaudible] i can truly thank you. i think my sister and her husband pete, their presence the bible passion passages were an incredible strength. i wish my dear friend sal success in his continuing search for justice. i think my defense team as well as doctor malgin s attorneys. abby, the nation s premier defense attorney who tore apart the government s case. his partner, ray brown, whose insights were invaluable and his associates who give their total commitment to our cause. and to doctor malgin s defense team and for their invaluable roles. i think the jury, told people who saw through the governments false claims and use their jersey common sense to reject it. i appreciate their service and sacrifice and time away from their family and professions. i think my colleague, senator booker was been supportive from day one. he was here in the first day of trial and testify ....
led attempt to extend an international inquiry into the use of chemical weapons in syria it means the united nations team investigating the use of deadly sarin gas and syria will now be disbanded our diplomatic editor james bays reports the ten veto by russia in the u.n. security council on syria and one that ends the council s efforts to hold to account those who use chemical weapons in the country. it was a vote that sparked outrage from the u.s. ambassador and she gave this warning that the u.s. may now work outside the u.n. russia has killed the joint investigative mechanism which has overwhelming support of this council the assad regime should be on clear notice the united states does not accept syria s use of chemical weapons as we did in april we will do it again if we must we will defend the international standard against chemical weapons use there was drama even before the meeting began with ambassador hayley accusing her russian colleague of bad faith by refus ....
into your trap. that will take questions. so let s get into it. we kinda take it as an article of faith of bipartisanship and good. pulling says we want people to work across the aisle. but when we get into the nitty-gritty it s not always the case even if it has a positive, tatian. the democrats don t want to give victories could sits too close to an election year. and then nobody wants to help each other. so can this happen, and is there any point for bipartisanship? bipartisanship means when he passed legislation it will stand the test of time. when one party passes without the support of the other party the other party when their power begins to try to unwind it. if you can get 70 or 80% success, you have a piece of legislation that will stand the test of time. for what it s worth the foreign relations committee, we never start a process unless it s a bipartisan way. in the intel committee is the same way. i agree. it s more important, if there s one thing i ve ....