>> the red cross women were paid they got about $150 per month in the red cross. the shoe insurance policy for people who go to war in the women were paid as well but when they came home they were not veteran, they were in the military in america women were not a full sense either. so they were not veterans in that sense. i think there is some sort of -- is a public recognition that what they did was important but most go back to normal life. and the problem for me has been in trying to find a women account of the life, diaries, letters and with the war. so they go home and go back to normal life and get married and have kids and whatever they do in the not continuing to keep the record of his life. he. . . . >> they gave up everything because they wanted to fly and got sold a lot of it. if they die in combat or flying planes overseas they got nothing the families had to pay to bring them back. they did everything and flew the planes and so many of them died and they were treated terrible. >> yes. world war ii taught us two things women in service to end in the mi

>> the planning commission as a body in the red cross? >> if the planning commissioner also sits on the red cross board and the donation was made in the behalf to go to the red cross, so that -- >> ok, i understand. >> that would be a recusal in. >> the commissione commission sn both, would it trigger a recusal? >> a conflict of interest. >> or a conflict of interest. i don't know if that would constitute a financial interest but i'm not sure. >> i'll jump in. i think it would be relevant as to whether or not that person was paid by the red cross. they were serving and unpaid capacity, likely no financial interest. >> form 3630, this is, again, the final form in that series and that is applicable to the recipients of behested payments. the difference here in addition to the filer being the recipient in this case, is that the qualifying threshold is $100,000 or more in a calendar year. so in this scen scenario, instef one donor, the developer, let's say that officer behested payments from multiple donors, multiple developers and the cumula

and in the red cross we have 93 red cross service facilities, and they have already provided more thana nalupta from the philippine red cross. a leaked un report has accused north korea of stealing an estimated $2 billion through cyberattacks to fund its weapons programme. a panel of experts is investigating at least 35 attacks on financial institutions and cryptocurrency exchanges. andrew mahony, who is the head of cyber solutions for aon in asia gave me his view of the report a little earlier. whether they think any time you see reports around state—sponsored cyber activity, there is naturally going to bea activity, there is naturally going to be a concern for all of the larger losses that we have seen related to cyber attacks. they have been allegedly connected to state—sponsored activity. those of the most well resourced, the most percents didn't —— persistent threat actors. so that presents a real concern. what do we know? the un paper's joining the dots, i suppose. the un paper has nowjoined the dots and connected that back to an effort to monetise these attacks. but we've seen i

look now the red cross uses are seeing view a multi-layered computer system that dissects a disaster it collects critical data from federal state and local agencies and even social media is all about the science of where. >>where is something happening where is there anywhere. >>the resources bring them together and suddenly people are suffering any more color coded letters and numbers all show red cross resources damage properties and need especially in hurricane show me where we would see that hurricane coming in and how this map will change will begin to see development here in the gulf of mexico where storms often intensify rapidly but before that happens and says to download the red cross emergency app where you can get weather update safety tips and information about shelters and feeding stations near you. >>before and during the storm. well we haven't had a major hurricane yet this season experts warn more dangerous storms could be coming soon. >>we've got to prepare you've got to have a plan with your family and your neighbors and your colleagues. >>at the red cross national

they are also encouraging reservations through 1800-red cross or red cross blood.org. >>> replanet closed 284 instruct hers yesterday leaving 750 people without jobs and many who rely on the redemption centers with nowhere to go. the company sites state fees and lower price for recycled aluminum and practice is increase in the minimum wage for the reasons for the shutdown. consumer watchdog is calling on the state to require grocery store chains to pay fees to people recycling bottles and cans. >>> parents in a west oakland neighborhood are coming it is not safe for their children to use their local park. willow is overrun by drug users and dealers. neighbors took it upon themselves to clean up the park but say it doesn't take long for it to fill with trash. >> it's overwhelmed with drugs, with people sleeping in the park, drug selling. it's very dirty and unsanitary and it's down right scary for my children. >> we have to begin to enforce. we have to adopt new resources. the parks have to be open and safe for everyone. >> councilwoman lynette gibson says the city will send crews to clean

and in the red cross we have 93 red cross service facilities, they have already provided more than 300a nalupta from the philippine red cross. scientists from ukraine and the uk — who've spent decades studying the abandoned landscape around the chernobyl nuclear power plant — have launched a vodka made from ingredients grown inside the exclusion zone. it's the first officially consumable product to be made in chernobyl since the nuclear accident there in 1986. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill has been given a unique taste of what's on offer. abandon for more than 30 years, but in one small pockets of the 4000 square kilometre exclusion zone that surrounds the chernobyl nuclear power plant, it is harvest time. this experimentalfarm power plant, it is harvest time. this experimental farm was set up by a team of scientists, and the crops being grown here, they say could be a first step towards using this land productively again. very nice chernobyl ride grains. this means we don'tjust chernobyl ride grains. this means we don't just abandon the chernobyl ride grains. this means we d

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saturday while marshall look a very is the able a coordinator of the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies he says community mistrust is one of the big reasons why it's difficult to contain this break. the usual list trust is one of the biggest challenges that we are trying to manage she know what it wants and this is the red cross we are trying to emphasize on risk communication and community enjoyment so our crotches to sit with the people in the affected communities to discuss with them share with their to save the simple homes i took it for treatment encourage them to go for treatment but to also do listen to their concerns we listen to the who must that high community level that are limiting their ability with the treatment center so we are indeed acknowledging that is one of the biggest challenge of trust and also fear you can imagine people living their comfort in their homes living their lives used to way to a solution center for treatment so they are also terrified and frayed and it's understandable that they're afraid of scottish judge says a legal chal

they are encouraging reservations through 180 red cross or red cross blood.org. >>> california's largestycling centers closed its doors. replanet closed 284 of the centers yesterday, leaving 750 people without jobs and many who rely on redemption centers with nowhere to go. they site state fees and lower prices and increases in the minimum wage as reasons for the shutdown. advocacy group is calling on the state to require grocery store chains to pay redemption fees to people recycling bottles and cans. >>> parents are complaining it is not safe for their children to use their local willow dealers. neighbors are regularly cleaning the park but doesn't take long for it to fill with trash. . >> it's overwhelmed with drugs and drug dealing and people sleeping this the park. >> we have to enforce new resources to enforce the parks have to be open and safe for everyone. >> councilwoman lynette gibson says the city will send crews to clean up the park next week along with outreach workers to work with the homeless. . the treasure island music festival has been canceled. there are no plans for i

marshall mccovey there is the a ball coordinator at the international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies he says community mistrust is one of the big reasons why it's difficult to contain the outbreak. the issue of mistrust is one of the biggest challenges that we are trying to manage. and this is the red cross we are trying to emphasize on risk communication and community engagement so our coaches to sit with the people in the affected communities to discuss with them share with their. homes and took it for treatment encourage them to go for treatment but you also do listen to their concerns listen to that high level that limiting their ability with the treatment center so we are indeed acknowledging that he's one of the biggest challenge of trust and also fear you can imagine people living their comfort in their homes living their lives used to go into an isolation center for treatment so they are also terrified and prayed and it's understandable that they are afraid. they have been clashes between protesters and indian security forces in indian administered kash

>>right now looks like the red cross is coming in. but we've learned it's really not necessary you can see a red cross member is said piers right there that's not necessary because we just found out from the city of oakland that this is that karma herschel area, nobody lives at the wear houses used by about 30 artists and you can see the firefighters still have their hands full it's about 2 and a half hours into the battle and they are not ready to call it under control despithuge flames smoke now seems to be the biggest issue because breathing is hard you might have noticed when you came out to me and i had my mask on because the fire department when around passing these masks to anybody near this area, particularly the media because the wind sometimes carries the smoke in our particular direction. but it looks like most of the smoke for now blowing away from us, but every now and then a gust picks up and sends it our way it does not appear anybody was injured are killed. fire exploded really quickly because he was called in at 6.20

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should she support the red cross? a lot of americans at times like this -- not just americans but people around the world see the carnage in the city of el paso and want to help. what do you want them to do? >> couple of funds are set up. the health foundation, paso del funds for the victims and the city will oversee that to make sure they do receive the funds. lot of people are giving blood. frankly, we need prayers and support. >> former congressman from el paso, beto o'rourke, said that the president's rhetoric is make things worse and creating an atmosphere of violence. do you agree? the things that the president says about immigrants? >> i'm not qualified to talk on that. i'm not a talking head. i'm focusing on el paso, the 20 deaths, their families and this community, how we can come together and not be victimized by this. this will not define us. we're a unique region that's been here 350 years. there's families on both sides, commerce on both sides. we're almost 2.5 million people and our average age is 32. th

risk of being infected marshall mocha very is ebola coordinator at the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies he says community mistrust is one of the main reasons is difficult to contain the outbreak. the issue trust is one of the biggest challenges that we are trying to manage. and this is the red cross we are trying to emphasize on risk communication and community engagement so croce's to sit with the people in the affected communities to discuss with them share with their side of this i took it for treatment encourage them to go for treatment but to also do listen to their concerns listen to the room of the community level that limiting their ability with the treatment center so we are indeed reading that is one of the biggest challenge of trust and also fear you can imagine people living their comfort in their homes living there it used to going to a sufficient center for treatment so they are also terrified in the trade and it's understandable that they're afraid the trial of 5 men charged with planning the september 11th attacks has been set for early 2021 a

can't speak to the legalities on the red cross. do know that we are working with fema within the department as well, and looking at all different kinds of possibles. i agree we need the medical assistance in our facilities if just can't speak to what we can or cannot do. it is certainly something i will take back and see whether or not that's something that is fees able. >> need to make it a priority. another thing i learned. we talk but immigration iris very politicalment unfortunate because lot of countries take in immigrant. we all somehow other than the american indians came from some other country. when i saw -- i've spend year in law enforcement, as a prosecutor, and what i see right now the cartels are in control of a lot of things going on front am drug point of view and also from shaking down immigrants, people coming, trying to offend a way that's better for families and that's priority we don't talk about anymore in this country. or media doesn't talk about. that's a big problem. about what is happening and we need to de

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i remember there was a time in talking with the head of the thai red cross who was in a really difficult political spot and i really appreciated his commitment to helping migrants, but if you only have so many resources, you are also not helping someone else, and you helping these tight nationals who may be donated to the red cross, so it really tested the concept of impartiality and need-based assistance. luckily, just trying to put a little bit of a positive spin on and then move forward 2014 came, the migrants in countries of crisis, which are less and more developed countries, and then you also had 2015, the federation of the red cross came forward with a campaign on migrants, right? collectively, i think the space we are heading now, we are starting to institutionalize some of the needs of migrants and how to best address them. erol: i hope so, and one of the things that i think we should globalout here is the compact and how that is moving forward. brian, if you would allow me, we will go to the other panelists, but i would love to touch on the compact and what you are seen coming

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call 137-225-6217 we are grateful for all of the reporters and folks helping us from the american red cross get a ha the f.b.i. a.t.f. ephedra. the community blood blank is supporting the hospitals and we are working with them to set up a blood nation opportunities we will have more information about that in the coming hours at 8 pm tonight the community will hold a vigil for the families and those that has lost their life will have a location for you again in the coming hours the oregon district will be open coming this afternoon in the early afternoon. ok. i'm going to let some folks speak and then we'll do questions 1st i'd like to have dr freeman come forward and consumer i. thank you mayor wally again i'm dr greg seaman i'm a trauma surgeon land mine the only hospital which is a level one trauma center for the greater dayton region our facility activated our mass casualty incident plan around 1 30 am this morning in association with the mass casualty incident here in downtown dayton. that mobilized our entire team our facility received a total of 16 patients of which 12 have already be

battle forest fires and across latin america demands are growing the more action to protect the red. cross riot police confront protested in hong kong once again over their demands to protect the territory to independence from china get the latest from our correspondent. i'm headed home free good to have you with us leaders of a deeply divided group of 7 leading industrial countries all meeting in the french resort of berets they've been a writhing in the seaside town where french president ammonia way back or is the host expectations alert for this summit for disagreements on issues such as global trade climate change and iran's nuclear program a consensus unlikely divisions as so deep that for the 1st time in more than 4 decades they'll be no joint statement at the end of the g. 7 song. it's. and for more i'm joined now by georg matches in berets for the 1st time in 45 years they'll be no communique what so as a at the end of this summit why is that. well the french president hellenized really here is in damage control mode at the g. 7 b. or is he wants this meeting this this important s

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the american red cross spokesperson rosemarie valdez joins us from san juan. she's on the phone.ngs looking there? how are folks getting ready? >> hi. thank you for the opportunity. right now, we're just holding tight and seeing everything pass. they expect a lot of floods, a lot of rain in the next couple of hours so for now, the red cross has been preparing since three days ago, on the materials we need and confirming availability. for this moment right now, we are adjusting expectation of what will be the results of this storm when it passes so that we can start our help to the community. we are thinking tomorrow maybe it will be safest to go out and help people when the storm passes the island. neil: the territory has had to deal with a lot, not the least of which protests little more than a few weeks ago that forced the governor out of office. there's been disarray, there's been a lot of back-and-forth between your new governor and our president. leaving all that aside, it's not been an easy time for the puerto rican people. how are they dealing with this latest hit? >> i th

>>right now looks like the red cross is coming in.ut we've learned it's really not necessary you can see a red cross member is said piers right there that's not necessary because we just found out from the city of oakland that this is that karma herschel area, nobody lives at the wear houses used by about 30 artists and you can see the firefighters still have their hands full it's about 2 and a half hours into the battl

the hospital building was marked by a large red cross. it's to structured can not have -- it's destruction could not have been by mistake. in carrying on the criminal war of mass destruction, america is using supersonic jet planes of the latest type. above all, they're using the most criminal weapons of extermination. anti-personal bombs forbidden by international law. we collected and examined different kinds of weapons in the bombed areas. the chemicals used include yellow phosphorus, poison gases, herbicides and defoliators. the chairman of the committee for investigation of war crimes showed that america is making vietnam a proving ground for , including thens demilitarized zone on the 17th parallel. bomb,ews from an atomic the fuse from a cbu. wallinders scraped off the of hospitals. as part of their strategy, u.s. planes dropped transistor radios. on the case, the name of hitachi of japan can be read. forged money. pencils. ballpoint pens and erasers were dropped for the same purpose. ballpoint pen, made in japan. here we see a pine

. >> the red cross is assisting 21 people who live near the burned area with housing and supplies tonight. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> new developments tonight involving the millennium tower, that san francisco skyscraper that is leaning and sinking. >> a settlement has been reached involving homeowners, and cornell bernard is here with the latest details on this. >> reporter: the tower has made international news for years and brought lawsuits from hundreds of homeowners. now legal journey appears to be over with a plan to nix the building. it's the high rise with killer views, but that's not what made it famous. it was sinking, and slightly tilting. one homeowner rolled a golf ball across his floor to prove it and hundreds sued. a lawyer says a tentative agreement has been reached to stabilize the building and compensate residents for the tower's defect. it includes $100 million to drill 52 new perimeter piles to stabilize the foundation. they will be drilled 250 feet into bedrock. the transbay joint powers authority about the developer agreed to compensate t

. >> well, i'm seven years american red cross first responder. >> seven years american red cross first responder. 60 in security. and worked nine rows on skid row. >> worked doing what? >> resource for the center here. worked here. for the families. >>> in other words, you were here providing services to people who were homeless. >> yes. >> i lost my job. and i wound up homeless. >> you ended up here. >> yes. >> i wound up being the person that i helped. >> you eat where? >> right here on the curb. i hope people will feed me. i have no job. i collect cans and recycle. >> if you have to use the bathroom -- >> the bathroom, sometimes i miss , in a bucket and porta potties on the corner and they close at 7:00 at night, we go in a can after that. >> how dangerous is it? >> dangerous at night. >> do people prey on folks who are here? >> they prey on the weak, you know. so sometimes i take in the weak. need to protect them. you know, to keep the bad guys away from them, you know. i try to do what i can. but you know, i need to help myself. >> are you, don't be offended by this, i hope, but a

the red cross arranged the hotel for us.at break, that leverage, to be able to get it together and... take care of them, you know? i feel like we've come full circle. like that! this is how i'll do it. sarah: there you go. ♪ >>> 1979, kool & the gang, "too hot." >>> 1979 cool and the gang too hot, and too hot is what so many of us say when we think of those saunas at the gym or the spa. >> not just hot but steamy which actually does not work for me. now infrared might be giving us a better way to loosen up and relax after a stressful day. saunas, they've been around for quite some time, centuries in fact, coming in all shapes and sizes, steam it up or keep it dry. these days they appear to be getting an upgrade. >> it's the future because people are paying more attention to how they feel. >> introducing higher dose where high tech is heating up the wellness industry with infrared sauna. >> this is an infrared sauna. it's different than traditional saunas because it's a light therapy. >> the co-founder points out the safe ele

the red cross is there administering first aide. joining me live on the phone is former housing and urban development secretary and presidential candidate julian castro. secretary, you also posted that information because you have a lot of followers on social media in texas, but more importantly you tweeted that the attack is a tragic reminder of our its most basic duty to protect american lives. we need gun reform now. there are going to be people who tell you that today is not the day to talk about that, but when one wonders whether there is space to actually have these conversations because we have had more mass shootings this year than we have had days in the year. >> yeah, ali. there are people who say that, and of course our thoughts andil members of the victims and to the city of el paso. it's a wonderful community. but we need to talk about it, and more than that, congress needs to take action. what becomes clear and clear and clearer is that the only way that we're going to address this issue, this problem in our country, w

today's quiet calm betrays the scenes of panic 2 years ago when hundreds of thousands of red. cross the river now if in a desperate attempt to seek safety they are safe now but nothing has been resolved nor has 6 children who was part of the exodus in august of 2730 rather. they asked if you want to go back to burma i said no they asked me why i told them the houses were burnt our family members were raped and killed this is vive you suffered so much and came here how can we go back without knowing that we will be safe. there's been a renewed effort to get some of the refugees to go back to me and mar but with no guarantee of what will happen when they get there no one has so far agree to return the scale of this campus like nothing you've ever seen it is the biggest refugee camp in the world around a 1000000 rangar living in these camps across southeastern bangladesh but what does that number really mean well it's more or less the population of islamabad or oslo it is a city of refugees without the infrastructure needed to cope many aid agencies work here in that sense it is a glob

the american red cross handed out information and also answered questions on disaster preparedness. sonoma county is identifying other high-priority areas and plans to work with those communities on more evacuation exercises. >>> the mountain fire in shas au county is now 60% contained. it started thursday near redding and has destroyed 14 buildings, seven of them homes. it burned 600 acres and people that live along bear mountain road have been evacuated. two people have been injured, but their injuries are minor. the cause of that fire is under investigation. this wildfire is burning not from where the car fire burned last year. that fire scorched nearly 200,000 acres in shasta and trinity counties. >>> animals are being sheltered at different locations. ranchers in the rural community had to move horses and other livestock. cats, dogs and other indoor pets had to find make-shift homes. veterinarian clinics and shelters have taken in some of the lower animals and the rodeo grounds took in livestock. >> we had three miniature horses, we had two gets, roughly 20 sheep. >> many of th

the american red cross handed out information and answered questions on disaster preparedness. sonoma county is identifying other high priority areas and plans to work on those community on more evacuation exercises. >>> for the second time in less than a week a person died in a hit and run incident in san jose. the latest happened just after 3:30 this morning on santa theresa boulevard and st. ignace owe avenue. a man in a dodge ram laramie pickup truck hit a car at the intersection. that driver died. the driver of the pickup ran from the scene, and police are continuing to search for him. they're also looking for the driver who hit and killed a man in downtown san jose this past thursday morning. he died at the intersection of east san fernando and 4th streets just outside a library on the san jose state campus. >>> in developing news, nearly 13,000 santa clara county workers have voted ahoke. our media partner the mercury news reports votes were counted last night. the union has not yet called for a strike. members was a 12.5% pay raise over five years. >>> people rallied th

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the red cross arranged the hotel for us.that leverage, to be able to get it together and... take care of them, you know? i feel like we've come full circle. like that! this is how i'll do it. sarah: there you go. >>> this morning on "world news now," the trump administration takes one of its most aggressive steps yet to limit legal immigration. the new restriction has critics crying foul and promising a court fight. >>> breaking overfight, a deadly encounter in southern california. an officer and a suspect were killed during an exchange of gunfire. new details just coming in. >>> and new this half hour the airline passenger taken into police custody. >> he's accused of placing a hidden camera inside a lavatory on a united flight. what one passenger saw that revealed the planted device. >>> and the royal family is all out of whack, and wax. prince harry, duchess meghan, are splitting up this morning. at least their wax versions are. the reason ahead in "the skinny" on this tuesday, august 13th. >>> this is how we would look i

from saturday all marshall milk of r e is a bolo coordinator of the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies and he joins us by skype from nairobi hi there marshall thanks very much for being with us can you describe for us the situation on the ground at the moment what's it like trying to contain the spread of a ball. thank you for having me on this situation on the ground it's quite difficult to see tents because we are working in the. and secure environment there is around us and there is access limitations for the stuff us we're trying to respond to the people i would go to so they're working in a complex environment and it's quite difficult to reach some of the areas that have affected and as you say the outbreak seems to keep spreading and the number of cases keeps increasing want said by this element of community mistrust that is that is that an element of why this is difficult to contain right now. yes indeed down the you shortlist trust is one of the biggest challenges that we are trying to manage. and as the red cross we are trying to emphasize andris com

with the federal fbi victims services division, santa clara county behavioral health services and red cross and the city of gilroy and the santa clara county library just to name a few. we have services available for all of the victims, whether you saw the shooter or did not. whether you were on scene or whether you had a very close loved one that was on scene. we have mental health services available and victim advocates to help you through this very difficult time. we also have victim advocates that wou oute vendors that perhaps are in a situation where they have lost wages. we have help for you and we are going to be open. today, tuesday,riday from 11:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. we're going to be here in gilroy at the wheeler community center and the gilroy library. victims who also left behind personal property, victims who ere to the family vehicles, they assistance center to be reunited with personal property and also with their vehicles. so, again, we welcome all victims in this time when they need help and we are going to continue to be here as long as that is needed. so, again, to reca

people have died in weeks of flooding in bangladesh and 7000000 are at risk that's according to the red cross with water levels falling there's worry about the spread of disease can be a chali reports. thousands across bangladesh have lost their homes due to heavy flooding and landslides over 7000000 people have been affected and 163000 hectares of cropland damage in 28 distinct according to bangladesh red crescent society families have been struggling with the impact of the floods the worst in 2 years many are now facing the elements without any kind of protection shilpi big mother of 6 children is finding it hard to cope with the situation. it's hard to compete the children are full square meal when there's so much water still around their father can't find work when there's a flood we somehow manage to survive on dr rice pops many communities are finding it difficult to access food and little aid has arrived so far. if we got some financial help then we could rebuild our home somehow we could then manage to live a normal life that's all we want. over $40000.00 children are been kept out of

we are grateful for all of the supporters and people helping us from the american red cross, the fbi, is supporting the hospitals and we are working with them to set up a blood donation opportunity. we will have more information about that in the coming hours. at 8pm tonight, the coming hours. at 8pm tonight, the community will hold a vigil for the community will hold a vigil for the families and those that have lost their life will have a location for you again lost their life will have a location foryou again in lost their life will have a location for you again in the coming hours. the oregon district will be open coming this afternoon, and the early afternoon. i will let some folks speak and then we will do questions. first i would like to have doctor c come forward. thank you, i'm doctor greg seaman, a trauma surgeon at the level one trauma surgeon at the level one trauma centre for the region. our facility activated are mass casualties incident plan around 1:30am in association with the mass casualty incident here in dayton. that mobilised our entire team. our facility received

people have died in weeks of flooding in bangladesh and 7000000 are at risk that's according to the red cross with the water level falling there's concern now about the spread of disease tanveer charity reports thousands across bangladesh have lost their homes due to heavy flooding and landslides over 7000000 people have been affected and 163000 hectares of cropland damage in 28 district according to bangladesh red crescent society. families have been struggling with the impact of the floods the worst in 2 years many are now facing the elements without any kind of protection shilpi big mother of 6 children is finding it hard to cope with the situation. so it's hard to compete the children a full square meal when there's so much water still around and their father can't find work when there's a flood we somehow manage to survive on dr rice pops many communities are finding it difficult to access food and little aid has arrived so far. if we got some financial help then we could rebuild our home somehow we could then manage to live a normal life that's all we want. over $40000.00 children are b

the red cross says more than 100 people have died and 7000000 more are at risk from flooding in bangladesh the disaster has left many stranded while to wrench rains have destroyed crops as the waters receded foresees are now concerned about the spread of disease tanveer chadri reports now from ford in the southwest of bangladesh thousands across bangladesh have lost their homes due to heavy flooding and landslides over 7000000 people have been affected and 163000 hectares of cropland damage in 28 district according to bangladesh red crescent society. families have been struggling with the impact of the floods the worst in 2 years many are now facing the elements without any kind of protection shilpi big mother of 6 children is finding it hard to cope with the situation. so it's hard to compete the children a full square meal when there's so much water still around and their father can't find work when there's a flood we somehow manage to survive on dr rice pops many communities are finding it difficult to access food and little aid has arrived so far. if we got some financial help then we

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humanitarian aid have been delivered to venezuela as it faces a political and economic crisis the red cross says the shipment included medical supplies have arrived in caracas from panama and that's arrived after the u.s. administration froze venezuelan government assets and banned americans doing business in the country 4000000 venezuelans of now fled their homes with most crossing into neighboring colombia. now stem cell therapy is seen as an effective way to treat many diseases but donors need to be genetically similar to those who are receiving help yet in canada donations are mainly made by people of european descent and that's posing problems for a growing population of immigrants with mixed ethnic backgrounds danny lack reports from toronto. building diversity in canada's stem cell donor base happens here in testing clinics aimed at the country's ethnic minorities around 2 thirds of registered donors are of european origin their cells probably won't help people from other backgrounds organizers of this clinic for chinese canadians say there's been little outreach to their community s

medical supplies has been delivered to venezuela as the political and economic crisis continues the red cross of the shipment arrived in caracas from panama follows the u.s. administration's freezing of government assets ban on americans from doing business in venezuela 4000000 venezuelans a fled the country most crossing into neighboring colombia now a canadian citizen held in syria since december has been released in lebanon christian leader baxter was freed following mediation efforts by lebanon's security chief it's unclear what baxter was doing in syria the time of his detention for. just. santa has more now from beirut. lebanon has mediated the release of a canadian national who was being held in syria the one of the top security officials in lebanon about for him was the man involved in this mediation effort he said that the canadian national mr baxter was detained last year for violating laws in syria they really didn't divulge much details concerning the circumstances of his detention this is not he's not the 1st foreign national to be released in the past month a few weeks ago an am