sustainable development and so the united states has not backed down invite we're seeing that the world food program is actually a program this bringing nations together with all the division around the world the world food program we consider ourselves an opportunity to bridge relations so to interesting you say that because i think your agency is far more fortunate than some of the other agencies do you think perhaps they have a secret of. your success has has been your own personality or putting an american in charge i mean seriously it's a serious matter for many in the u.n. how crucial it is to have somebody who has an ear of the president or at least. he's got it well you've got to have the year of the leadership but you also have the right message in bringing bringing together different factions within the government around hungry starving children who could be against that well but there are lots of starving children in the palestine and yet that budget is being how well you know we're looking forward to working through those issues as well but in the world today you can take any cou

senate in the house will come together with a budget that will be that i think will be good for the world food programme so we can continue to address around the world and then when you think about the united states' commitment to the world food program last year two thousand and seventeen was two point five billion dollars this year you know we're hopeful that we come out with at least two billion but i'm confident that the leadership in the united states will stay so. what international humanitarian aid in many of your public appearances you're. feeding the world's most vulnerable is a viable alternative to military spending you think it's a way of combating extremism and apparently the president perhaps has a different view on that what is your strategy now to try to dissuade the president ought to try to work with the congress and hopefully defeat his budgeting proposals there well as i've told my friends in the u.s. senate and the u.s. house the republicans and the democrats as well as the president and his administration if you want to spend another half a trillion dollars on military cu

states does not back down invite we're seeing that the world food program is actually a program is bringing nations together and with all the division around the world the world food program we consider ourselves an opportunity to bridge relations so to interesting to say that because i think your agency is far more fortunate than some of the other agencies do you think perhaps they have a secret of. your success has has been your own personality or putting an american in charge i mean seriously it's a serious matter for many in the us on how crucial it is to have somebody who has that i mean the president or at least any or if he's going to do it well you've got to have the year of the leadership but you also have the right message in bringing bringing together different factions within the government around hungry starving children who could be against that well but there are lots of starving children in the palestine and yet that budget is being how well you know we're looking forward to working through those issues as well but in the world today you can take any country of islam into sa

sustainable development and so the united states has not backed down invite we're seeing that the world food program is actually a program is bringing nations to get. every with all the division around the world we're food program we consider ourselves an opportunity to bridge relations so to interesting to say that because i think your agency is far more fortunate than some of the other agencies do you think perhaps they have a secret of. your success has has been your own personality or putting an american in charge i mean seriously it's a serious matter for many in the un how crucial it is to have somebody who has an ear of the president or at least any or he's got it well you've got to have the year of the leadership but you also have the right message in bringing bringing together different factions within the government around hungry starving children who could be against that well but there are lots of starving children in the palestine and yet that budget is being how well you know we're looking forward to working through those issues as well but in the world today you can take any c

sustainable development and so the united states has not backed down invite we're seeing that the world food program is actually a program this bringing nations to. whether it with all the division around the world the world food program we consider ourselves an opportunity to bridge relations sultan tristan you say that because i think your agency is far more fortunate than some of the other agencies do you think perhaps they have a secret of. your success has has been your own personality or putting an american in charge i mean seriously it's a serious matter for many in the u.n. how crucial it is to have somebody who has an ear of the president or at least any or if he's got it well you've got to have the year of the leadership but you also have the right message in bringing bringing together different factions within the government around hungry starving children who could be against that well but there are lots of starving children in the palestine and yet that budget is being how well you know we're looking forward to working through those issues as well but in the world today you can

approach revive sustainability sustainable development resilience for example in the united nations world food program we believe that every single person this enabled body to know who's receiving food they ought to be in the community development improvement program before that you have to solve the number one issue which is meet conflict you mentioned the word the way yemen and i want to seize that this is a potential chalk specifically about this country because i think it's stands out as a as a confluence of disasters i heard you say that you've been trying to raise the issue of the saudi contact with the trumpet ministration did you find it responsive yes it's been interesting to watch and see that the international community has has come together to help bring about a change in the saudi in the sort of coalition by that you mean their pledge that they made just recently of additional aid and easing out of there saying well you know two or three things number one the saudi led coalition in the blockade was creating catastrophic situation and so lack of money lack of access was a huge issu

world food program. staying in syria government backed troops have entered a free day kurdish enclave in the north of the country turkey is preparing to lay siege to the city as part of an offensive against kurdish militia it uses terrorists and a security threat but the arrival of troops backed by damascus is stoking fears of a confrontation with turkey that could further complicate syria's civil war. pro syrian government forces chant unity slogans after entering the northern enclave of offering they've come to help kurdish fighters resist the turkish offensive which began a month ago. we are in the heart of offering with huge numbers and will stay here until we kick out the ottoman turks occupiers. turkey says its troops of the area and force the pro-government fighters to retreat president have ever won has warned them to stay away. which is unfortunately as you know these kinds of terror organizations take the wrong steps with the decisions they make. of course it's impossible for us to allow this t

clearly there are international humanitarian programs that may very well be a waste of money but the world food program is to the essence of who we are as a people in the world and we're about helping people but do it in such a way that doesn't create dependency but hopefully create so sufficiency resilience and so when i explained what we're doing and where we're doing it how we're doing it it's amazing the response i get from the left on the right and that's why and what i've seen in the united states republicans and democrats may fight on everything else but when it comes to helping hungry children around the world fulfill their dreams they come together but they miss it mr president this is not exactly what i'm asking you about i'm sure if you ask any person no matter where why their children have to be fat everybody will say yes but i think. sometimes presidential mandate involves making a difficult decision to spend helping starving children in africa or helping will norrish children in the united states i'm not suggesting you make that decision for the present but how would you guys hear

sustainable development and so the united states has not backed down invite we're seeing that the world food program is actually a program this bringing nations to give. whether it with all the division around the world the world food program we consider ourselves an opportunity to bridge relations so it's interesting you say that because i think your agency is far more fortunate than some of the other agencies do you think perhaps they have a secret of. your success has has been your own personality or putting an american in charge i mean seriously it's a serious matter for many in the u.n. how crucial it is to have somebody who has an ear of the president or at least any or if he's going to do it well you've got to have the year of the leadership but you also have the right message in bringing bringing together different factions within the government around hungry starving children who could be against well but there are lots of starving children in the palestine and yet their budget is being how well you know we're looking forward to working through those issues as well but in the world

world food program. those mothers stories making news around the world today the u.s. state department says north korea canceled a planned meeting with vice president mike pence at the last minute it was supposed to hold talks with government representatives during the olympic games in south korea reportedly scrapped the idea after pence denounced the north's human rights abuses brazil's senate has approved it to create that authorizes the army to take command of police forces in the state of rio de janeiro the measure comes in a bid to curb violence is driven by drug gangs brazil's president michel tamar said they have virtually taken over urban. and at least fifty at least five thousand people have been cut off by landslides and hundreds of tourists are stranded after a powerful storm battered new zealand's south island the storm was the tail end of cycle which tore through several pacific nations last week. though a new twist in corruption claims at the lab the in so yeah that's right the government is saying this is part of a smear campaign to discredit the country

although it was we were trying to speak with a representative of the world food program there. she was joining us from cairo as we mentioned the situation in eastern good to is dire and we will try and get her back on the line a little later in the program but in the meantime would like to bring you some other stories that have been making news around the world because authorities in montenegro say that wednesday's attack on the u.s. embassy was by a yugoslav army veteran who survived the nato air bombing in one thousand nine hundred nine police say the man tossed a hand grenade into the embassy compound then killed himself the embassy reports its staff members are safe a german court has postponed to next week its ruling on whether big cities can ban heavily colluding diesel cars local courts and stood guard and have imposed such bans over poor air quality but those rulings have been appealed german carmakers are tracking the final decision closely as it could drastically affect their collective future. growth and kenya's high court today began hearing arguments challenging la

they were only allowed into the port after protests by the world food program. court officials also say the saudi led military coalition seldom allows ships with humanitarian aid to dark here. now to some of the other stories making news around the world iranians are waiting to learn the fate of sixty five people on a crashed airliner the flight had started in tehran and was bound for the southern city of the suge search and rescue teams suspended operations until daybreak due to blizzard conditions in the mountains where the plane is believed to have come down . the seventeen year old german national known only as linda w. has been sentenced to six years in prison by an iraqi court she was found guilty of membership in the so-called islamic state her case made international headlines after she was arrested by iraqi forces in mosul last summer. in ukraine's capital kiev several thousand protesters have called for the impeachment of president petro poroshenko the protesters included supporters of former georgian luger mikhail saakashvili who was deported from ukra

ice in control in two thousand and fourteen allowed on on may god is the deputy director of the world food program and syria says he and his team got rare access and travel into the city of there as a war and reports that it's being largely destroyed. this was a milestone mission for the u.n. team in syria while four program team visited there so or day before yesterday for the first times it's. what the under the sea each of the seats on of the speech where we see it was that the city is majority cities i mean how much what eighty percent they don't this is just been destroyed we have seen that there's a lot of tricity if you don't majority of them on the cherry trees the water is not running the sewer system is dysfunctional majority of the people to turn up for assistance. from the international community. for a year i know what you have. into the drug operation and their source pretty well we kept the people alive there for however they need to build more than that we had to do i want to be asking this question to the desperate people who are going back we need to be having our operati

that is the beauty of the world food programme. s of conflicts receive the food they need so they don't have to yield to extremist and terrorist groups. the extremist groups will deprive people of food and we haven't fed your little girl or a week or two, you will fall prey. you will sign up. we are there, and that is what we are all about — bringing safety and security in regions that are otherwise in chaos and conflict. when you put yemen on the table, you put syria on the table — to give you an example — when we feed a syrian in syria, it is about 50 cents per day. when that same syrian refugee end up in munich, total humanitarian cost is 50 euros per day, and that syrian refugee wants to be at home, not in another country. you are getting more food to syrians in besieged areas? syria is a very complex situation. some days we feel we are making great headway, but there is still perceived areas. we are feeding several million syrians on any given day. we have been doing airdrops, airlifts and everything we can to bring some food i

agency the world food program nine million syrians need food assistance more than thirteen million people require immediate aid such as medical supplies of those three million are in areas that the u.n. describes as besieged and hard to reach all the five million people have fled the country since the civil war began in two thousand and eleven joining us now via skype from damascus is yacob kern who's the syria country director for the world food program good to have you with us the scope of what areas of the country are giving you the most cause for concern right now. good afternoon well developed food program and the u.n. really concerned about the up search inciting violence in many parts of the county romney's to beseeched area of east ghouta outside the mosque was fond of thousand people obviously each and heavy fighting but then also you need lope they are almost two hundred fifty thousand people are on the move or have fled to the norse . and also in the afternoon district in a poll we just heard in the news about. so these are the areas we cannot teach people what we really

they were only allowed into the port after protests by the world food program. poured officials also say the saudi led military coalition seldom allows ships with humanitarian aid to dark here. russian medalist at the pier on chiang winter olympics is suspected of having tested positive for a banned substance the international olympic committee said it had taken note of reports of a dumping case on monday alexander christian it's one of bronze medal along with his wife and mixed doubles curling is expected is suspected of having tested positive for. if confirmed it would be a major blow to russia's efforts to emerge from a drug cheating scandal i.o.c. is currently investigating the issue. well in that but as lee is softer the big game on sunday saw gladbach host dortmund in a duel for the european places have had a poor start to twenty eighteen dita picking side of last four of their five games this year dortmund in contrast have found their form against again under coach. take a look at how that panned out for the two coaches enjoying a little bromance before t

the vote was opened in two thousand and eight to protect the world's food supplies its and natural deep freeze containing samples of nine hundred thousand seed samples from all over the world the upgrade is to protect the facility from global warming the vote was required for the first time in two thousand and fifteen to replenish seeds destroyed in syria's war. material is gone you have no backup backup and then it's gone forever well that is the world's last is the last to get through to your boat is that. so the vault is meant to be there in today's that anything goes wrong around the world . hope it doesn't go wrong but unfortunately things to go wrong and that is why it is comforting to know that we have backups in small guard. well al jazeera still to come on the program the message from three nobel laureates to myanmar unsung suchi after their emotional visit to a were hengel refugee camp in bangladesh and israel advances controversial changes to the way land disputes in the occupied west bank are resolved. hello it's snowing it has been stirring an awful lot in italy the snows t

appointment came foreign policy magazine and road that the yuan put appointee of the head of the world food programme to quote help stave off u.s. cuts if that was their rationale has it worked out well it has a bit it came kicking and screaming into the system because i was not necessarily un person you know but when i heard the facts of how bad the situation was around the world with all the conflict war and hunger coupled with the fact that the united states very will make. i decided i would take the role in so i hit the ground running.

to discuss this is the head of the world food programme. hunger are very distressing. what are you learning? the great news is for the last 30 years , we the great news is for the last 30 yea rs, we have the great news is for the last 30 years, we have reduced hunger around the world. the bad news is the last couple of years the rate has gone back up and that is because the war and conflict. 82% of expenditure is in warzone and conflict. 82% of expenditure is in war zone places like yemen, syria, south sudan, somalia, iran, afghanistan. it is man—made conflict and renew compound that with climate change, it is a disaster in the works. we are dealing with this and every time you have hunger, you have a migration. we know that every 1% increase of hunger, there is a 2% increase of hunger, there is a 2% increase in migration. you see why the europeans in the us are coming together because it is in their national security interest to address food security. you find you are inside the munich security conference, so are inside the munich security

. >> david lambert ended up being on the board of world food organization that the time. their effort was due make sure children did not starve to death. very exalted efforts from folks that are arkansas-based. irby-jones was the first african-american female to graduate from the university of arkansas medical school. wonderful person. was also great. thing about these interviews that i find is that they believe in doing the right thing. the believe in kind of american way. >> you wonder, why did the less well-educated children get into more trouble. education so,of you know, we know how to do something about this. it is just that we have not had the will to get it done. ios 8 what good is reading writing and arithmetic if you do physically,em to be emotionally and psychologically fit. we are concentrated so much on the material of gathering and creating an archive that we have and have not been prepared to do much as far as .aking it known now, with the vault, we intend to open that up to the public where someone can bring in their granddad or grandmother and walk out wi

we already their houses are full we have a big all kind of world food program is supporting so you million people every day we food assistance in the country and we can easily shift resources around if you have an opening to these areas that you haven't reached for as i said two months now the u.s. vice president says washington is open to talks with north korea speaking to the washington post mike pence said the u.s. and south korea have agreed on terms for further diplomatic engagement with pyongyang but that could lead to direct talks with the u.s. without preconditions hence made the comments as he was returning from seoul where he avoided direct contact with the north korean delegation attending the winter olympics well that delegation has also left south korea the group which included the powerful sister of the north korean leader and its visit by joining south korean president when j. in a concert and holding talks on the sidelines of the p.r. china games on saturday kim joe young extended iran the tension to president moon to visit pyongyang. has more from solved. even as athletes

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world food program. the largest humanitarian organization in the world. thank you for joining us. [applause] please direct your attention to the side screen for an introduction of our next guest. >> the united states army major scott smiley. he was born to serve. a star in his high schools football team, he followed his brother to west point, graduating in 2003. inscribed on his ring was his favorite bible verse, "i could do all things through christ, who strengthens me." finally noticed a suspicious vehicle to the right, driving slowly with its backside dragging on the ground. a telltale sign of a car bomb. suddenly, there was a bright flash. scott smiley's world went black. he quickly realized the terrifying reality. the blast had left him fully blind and paralyzed on one side. fear soon turned to anger. in time, he would regain the use of his limbs, but his blindness was permanent. bitterness became part of his new reality. however, the love of his life, family and friends remained. on a trip to hawaii and in need of an escape, he convinced a friend to take him surfing. he was

but this is one game we can't afford to lose the world food program and a world like helping people help themselves my goal is zero. this is news coming to you live from berlin the international olympic committee lifts its doping ban on russia the move comes after the remaining tests of the country's athletes said the show in china winter olympics turned up negative so does a strong line under moscow's massive state run doping scandal. also coming up on the program russian hackers are let's to have attacked germany's defense and foreign ministries and stalling the packers are said to belong to the same group that attacked the democratic.

the world food program is fighting over. join the fight. with just hours to go until the winter olympics open in south korea the olympic torch has almost completed its journey the united nations has cleared the way for the north korean delegation to cross the border a group that includes cameo jong sister of the north korean leader. the united states has thrown its support behind a u.n. plea for a ceasefire in syria's eastern ghouta hundreds of civilians have been killed in days of intense government strikes.

really three months to reach the proceeds suburb of east so close to damascus aid from the un's world food program is on its way to government control to resume war in eastern syria is the first u.n. trip to the city since it fell on the ice and control twenty four teen drama make a step to director of the world food program in syria he joins us on skype from damascus. people who kind of situation of encountering on the ground as the try to do their jobs good afternoon this was a milestone mission for the u.n. team in syria. brought on team visited there so our day before yesterday the first times that it was our. forty. under the city charter of seats on of the seats where we sit with the city is majority of the city is uninhabitable eighty percent they don't miss it has been destroyed we have seen that there's a lot tricity if you don't make sure that you're on the trees there the water is not running the sewer system is dysfunctional majority of the people dependent for assistance rely on the poor from the international community. for a year i don't know what you had on how well you're

doesn't quake quits he could face a vote of no confidence in parliament and aid workers from the un's world food program are in the syrian city of dera saw for the first time since it was taken by i saw in twenty fourteen last year it was recaptured by syrian government forces with support from russia and iran while it was under eye so control it was besieged by pro-government troops and a surprise to the city were cut off you have to see it with the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next here it's a story. facing realities growing up when to do you realize that you were living in a special place a so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter while activists to live in jail just because he expressed himself hear their story on top to al-jazeera at this time. ok if you're in the stream today is uganda the best place in the welsh to be a refugee i really could be larger as always we are live on you tube now if you're watching us please do join the conversation there and your comments might appear on the show. according to a whole series of glowing headlines uganda is a power dies for r

been under siege for more than five years, suffering a chemical attack in 2013 that shocked the world. food supplies, aid, and medical assistance were cut off. progovernment forces are reportedly preparing a new ground assault that will crush the rebels once and for all. all residents can do is brace for the onslaught. charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >> glor: there is much more ahead on tonight's cbs evening news, including accusations of a stung medical mistake. >> can you imagine what it must have been like for him to listen to the people that i should be able to trust trying to convince me and my family that he's dead, and he's laying there alive? liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour roadside assistance helped him to fix his flat so he could get home safely. my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. don't worry - i know what a lug wrench is, dad. is this a lug wrench? maybe? you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. oscar mayer deli fresh ham has no added nitrates, nitrites or artificial preservatives. no

the vote was opened in two thousand and eight to protect the world's food supplies it's a natural deep freeze containing samples of nine hundred thousand bills from all over the world it was required for the first time in two thousand and fifteen to replenish seeds destroyed in syria's war those are the headlines the stream is next stay with his era. you know you're coming up there. ok i'm also from nigeria and your also in the stream today and the latest model installments may be the most political entertaining and provocative and yet it's still box office is a week ago smashing records and filling theaters with a view as over or eighty as it has won praise from critics at celebrities and audiences alike and it has also spot a huge reaction from black people all over the welt this is bad. side of. the world. what happens. to the rest of the white. so this ain't your grandma's disney film it has a mostly black cost a black designer a black director and a close friend about two hundred million dollars and on the african continent view is celebrated this fictitious nation of a condor and

all iraqis regardless of sect or its necessity for iraq that is priceless aid workers in the un's world food program are in the city of doors or in syria for the first time since it was taken by eisel in two thousand and fourteen last year was taken back by syrian government forces with support from russia and iran all of us under eisel control that was seized by pro-government troops and aid supplies to the city were cut off russia says it has no information about any russian mercenaries being killed in syria it comes in response to reports that more than two hundred pro syrian government fighters were killed in two hours or last week during fighting with u.s. coalition forces also says it's only aware of its citizens being deployed there as part of the russian armed forces russia has been supporting the government of syrian president bashar al assad throughout the civil war or a challenge has more from moscow. the u.s. led coalition says that it responded with artillery and air strikes to be attacked by what it called pro syrian regime forces information that emerged on russian language so

critics have named it the world's best restaurant for years in a row it took copenhagen on the world food map and promoted locally sourced menus turning the idea into an during trend on hearing chef and a remains in charge of returning for the global to a militant costs just over three hundred euros per person. drinks and tables in the forty seat restaurant are already fully booked for the next six months. all right some sources now for you to use this force pablo fully elliott is here with me with the big stories from the olympics n.p.r. chang problem and sadly a case of doping on day ten that's right we start with something not so positive and that of course is that a russian medalist has tested positive for a banned substance modo name which we've actually spoken about many times before it was banned in twenty sixteen and it was sort of it became famous in quotes because of maria sharapova who of course was banned for a year from tennis because she was taking it now the thing about this drug is that it's actually available over the counter in russia and several eastern european countri

suffering a chemical attack in 2013, that shocked the world. food supplies, aid, medical assistance were cut off. pro government forces, are reportedly preparing a new ground assault, that will crush the rebels, once and for all. all residents can do its brace for the onslaught. charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. ♪ >>> can you imagine what it must have been like for him to listen to the people that i should be able to trust, trying to here's to first dates! you look amazing. and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck.., that's when you know, it's half-washed, add downy to keep your collars from stretching, unlike detergent alone, downy conditions to smooth and strengthen fibers. so next time don't half-wash it. downy and it's done. proud partner of the olympic winter games. discpump, foam, hydrate care foaming body wash. new dove men + care foaming body wash i was out herekin' winning shot. that was it for me. that's why i'm quitting with nicorette. only nicorette mini has a patented fast dissolving formula. it sta

. >> david lambert ended up being on the board of the world food organization. their effort was to make sure children do not starve to death. are exalted efforts from folks that are arkansas-based. jones was the first african-american female to graduate from the university of arkansas medical school. a wonderful person. was also great. the overriding thing about these interviews is they believe in doing the right thing. in the american way. thatu wonder why is it poor, less well-educated children get into more trouble? it is because of education. we know how to do something about this. it is just that we have not had the will to get it done. what good is reading, writing, and arithmetic if you do not teach them to be physically, emotionally, and psychologically fit? have concentrated so much on the material and the gathering and creating an archive that we have not done much, and really have not been aspared to do much as far making it known. with the vault, we intend to open that up to the public, where someone can bring in their grandfather or grandmother and

they call this the doomsday seed vault the name is apt it's designed to protect the world's food supply and on monday it marked its ten year anniversary. hidden away under the frozen but island of norway it acts as a natural deep freeze and it's in need of an upgrade in two thousand and sixteen an unexpected saw in the permafrost meant to water into the facility but the vault itself wasn't damaged maria hager is the executive director of the crop trust which helps fund the deposit of seeds from all over the world she says the vault is more important than ever when this material is gone then you have no back up and then it's gone forever well it's dead is dead lost is lost to get rid of what is there. so the vault is meant to be there anything goes wrong around the world. hope it doesn't go wrong but unfortunately things to go wrong and that is why it is comforting to know that we have backups and. noise about to spend thirteen million dollars on the upgrade in two thousand and fifteen that research is made the first withdrawal from the bank after a seed bank was destroyed in syria's civ

food agency nine million people need food assistance koenig's the syria country director for the world food program he says any tuesdays to last for at least a month. at the moment thought keeps us from going to these places too east. to. the fighting the security of our stuff of calls is most important but also the ends it's dangerous to come out in and collect for example food fighting going on so we need to pause in the fighting and call a month. their houses are full we have a big. work army supporting so median people every day we salute assistance in the country and we can easily she fleece all see if you have an opening to do you haven't leeched full as i say two months now. north korea is a limpet delegation has left seoul leaving the south korean government to consider an offer of a summit in pyongyang the group which included the powerful sister of north korean leader kim jong il and its visit by joining south korean president moon jane at a concert given by a north korean troop they've been holding talks on the sidelines of the winter games on saturday kim joe young extended a ra

subzero temperatures make it the ideal place to protect the world's food supplies it celebrated its birthday by receiving seventy thousand new crop varieties bringing the total number of seed samples there now to just under a million maria haag is the executive director of the crop trust which helps to fund the deposit of seeds from all over the world she says the volt is more important than ever. so the small particles will even back up or crop collections of gene bats around the world on a day to day basis it's more important what happens in these days and that's and then what happens in this large global. event in chains something goes wrong around the world and courtly remake had to go just not right and. now we have also been working recently. back in aleppo in syria. actually for five six seven years we have backed up their material in. and they're doing that in the book couldn't operate anymore due to the war we had to exceed under that will insult and really establish that in fact hardly in morocco and partly eleven so now. that's going to it seems again to foreigners and readers and

and aide workers from the un's world food program are in the syrian city of dera zor for the first time since it was taken by ice all in twenty fourteen last year it was recaptured by syrian government forces with support from russia and iran while it was under ice of control it was besieged by pro-government troops and aid supplies to the city were cut off. russia says it has no information about any russian mess neris being killed in syria this comes in response to reports that more than two hundred pro syrian government fighters were killed in terrorist or last week during fighting with u.s. coalition forces moscow says it's only aware of its citizens being deployed there as part of the russian armed forces russia's been supporting the government of syrian president bashar assad throughout the civil war. the dutch foreign minister has resigned after he admitted lying about meeting russia's president vladimir putin more than a decade ago. had previously claimed to have been with putin in two thousand and six saying he spoke about expansionist plans to create a greater russia on monday

agency nine million people need food assistance kern is the country director for syria for the world food program he says any truce needs to last for at least a month at the moment thought keeps us from going to these places to ease cool to eat live to flee in the fighting the security of our staff of cause is of utmost importance but also there is c.p. and it's dangerous too to come out in and collect for example food if there is fighting going on so we need a pause in the fighting and what we have asked for the months. we already have their houses are full we have a big program developed food program is supporting slee really and people every day we salute assistance in the country and we can easily shift resources around if you have an opening to these areas that you haven't reached for as i say two months now . the egyptian army says it's killed sixteen fighters so far and destroyed several weapons depos in a major military operation against armed groups in the sinai peninsula a coordinated army navy an eval so operation began on friday for egyptian soldiers have been lost in the figh

food agency nine million people need food assistance kern is the syria country director for the world food program and he says any truce needs at least to last for a month at the moment told keep on going to these places to east. to. the fighting the security of all stuff of calls. but also. it's dangerous to to come in and collect for example food if states fighting going on so we need a pause in the fighting and for months. the already houses are full we have to because. we supposed to million people every day we salute assistance in the country and we can easily she flees. you see have an opening to these areas start the haven't reached full as i say two months no. the british foreign secretary has urged me and maurice later on sun sochi to follow that allow the un rather to surface supervise the return of the hunter refugees forced johnson made the plea after visiting displaced muslim villagers and rakhine state and refugee camps and bangladesh toward an area in myanmar were homes were destroyed in new ones are being built johnston says such he appears to be removed from the reality on

doesn't quake quits he could face a vote of no confidence in parliament and aid workers from the un's world food program are in the syrian city of dairies or for the first time since it was taken by i saw in twenty fourteen last year it was recaptured by syrian government forces with support from russia and iran while it was under iso control it was besieged by pro-government troops and a surprise to the city were cut off you have to see it with the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next here it's a story. facing realities growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place a so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter while activists to live in jail just because she expressed herself hear their story on the talk to al-jazeera at this time. i mean ok if you're in the stream today is uganda the best place in the welsh to be a refugee i really could be glad as always we are live on you tube now if you're watching us please do join the conversation there and your comments might appear on the show. according to.

developed varieties and agricultural techniques that led to the green revolution vastly increasing the world food production. the other was william vogt, and ornithologist who studied the relationship between resources and population and wrote the 1948 best seller road to survival founding document of environmentalism that predicted trends that would lead to mass hunger. borlaug and vogt represent two sides of the dispute of what charles called the wizards who believe science and technology will enable humans to continue prospering and prophet who warned of disaster unless we accept the resources as limited and cut back accordingly. now, charles is a journalist and correspondent for the atlantic science is focused on the science, technology and commerce and as a journalist, he doesn't appear to side with either of his biographical subjects. but he is a skilled storyteller as he has a shown i shown in a f his previous books 1491 and then in the companion volume 1493 that the age of columbus immediately before and after the discovery of the americas. in reviews of his new book, "the wizard and prop

suffering a chemical attack in 2013, that shocked the world. food supplies, aid, medical assistance were cut off. pro government forces, are reportedly preparing a new ground assault, that will crush the rebels, once and for all. all residents can do its brace for the onslaught. charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. ♪ >>> can you imagine what it must have been like for him to listen to the people that i should be able to trust, trying to convince me and my family that he is dead. and he is laying there alive. because $8,508 is the average cost of a funeral. if you've already planned how to help cover your final expenses, like this one, great. but if you haven't i'm here to tell you about the number one most popular whole life insurance plan through the colonial penn program. if you're between age 50 and 85, you can start here right now. so call now. you won't be alone. over half a million people called last year for free information. options start at $9.95 a month a good price if you're on a tight budget. there are no health questions and no medical ex