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Yemen Dynamic Needs Assessment: Phase 3 - 2020 Update [EN/AR] Format In June 2014, armed conflict between the government and armed groups began to spread across much of the Republic of Yemen. The conflict, which escalated in March 2015, has caused major loss of life, internal displacement, and damage to infrastructure and service delivery throughout the economy and society. To understand the effect of the evolving conflict on the Yemeni people and estimate preliminary recovery and reconstructio...

theyve tracked down 70 leads so far. the investigation hasnt yet uncovered any evidence that the shootings were inspired or directed by isis about you they are being investigated as an act of terrorism. nbc news has learned 24-year-old mohammad youssuf abdulazeez spent much of last year in the middle east. its a trip that friends and others who knew him say may have radicalized him. nbcs sarah joins us from chattanooga. whats the latest we know in terms of a motive? >> reporter: good m...

as the gunman fired 22 shots. >> it sounded like a jackhammer. bam, bam, bam, bam, bam. it was really fast. >> i saw him take one shot and consistent shots after that. >> he then went to a marine reserve center. three marines there were killed. sergeant first class robert dodge was one of the survivors. >> as we were sitting there just doing day-to-day operations, we heard a single pop which kind of alerted us and a second or two after that is when the first fire started. at that time ...

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the economy and cool all of the tensions. leland vitter, live for us in the hotly contested eastern city of donetsk. how are you being received on the ground there? >> reporter: here, where we are, folks say they dont really care what the vice president does or where he visits. they view the government in kiev as "illegitimate." for leaders in kiev, it is seen very much as a lifeline. look at this though through the cold waresque lens thats starting to be fixed on this crisis here. y...

He was arrested for carrying his grandfathers antique shotgun. on the u.s. side of the border, an agent told him the gun was legal, as long as he declared it to mexican authorities. so thats what he did and thats what got him arrested. the parents are begging the obama administration to help save his sons life. we have the attorney for hamar here. >> good to be with you. >> greta: nice to have you here. why canty get him out of jail? whats wrong? >> okay. right now, there is a fliel mexico, tria...

we want to make sure its unsafely. what we are demonstrating here today is health and wellness and the car working with third-party industry leaders, companies in the medical device field and management to develop systems where people can access. >> so what are you specifically displaying or talking to lawmakers about? >> have you things. we have here a phone work app currently available on your iphone. ford is working with the maker of this at to provide a way to have this information...

day as well. straight up 6:00 right now on this thursday, may 10th. gorgeous day out there. good morning, im sarah simmons. >> im will thomas. welcome to fox 5 morning news. some good with the caps. that is for darned sure. they are still in it to win it. they beat the ranger last night at the verizon center. they pulled out a win 2-16789 up next, game seven saturday night fence the rainers in new york city. that one at 7:30 as well. >> had to take it to a seventh game, didnt we. just ...

do that are consistent with markets and incentives but to encourage them. it may it be entrepreneurship. in some countries it may be public works programs. it may it be different things that allow people to get that transition but from school to work to jobs in a way that is good for them and good for the society as a whole. so when you ask what will i do to my successor, ill say well you inherited a good world development report. >> i think i agree to wrap up how we tend to look at th...

six about 20% of them might go to college. the rest will probably have no employment or no alternative ways to find jobs. what is the bank doing advise countries or to advise governments and what can you tell your successor to do when he comes in to deal with the problem of youth unemployment? >> thank you. >> well, let me start by saying around the world, so not only in tanzania or in africa but in countries, developing countries an developed countries, what i find is a huge area of i...