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in the women's hundred, southern brave have maintained their 100% record.for 108, with sarah bryce the last to be removed off the bowling of anya shrubsole who finished with figures of 3—20. her team—mates lauren bell and georgia adams took two wickets apiece as brave won by 1a runs. the test tour will be an historic occasion. their schedule has been confirmed as the first test to the country in 17 years, they will play three tests starting on the 1st of december. the 1820 series is already in a kind of next month. boxing promoter frank warren expects a world heavyweight unification fight between tyson fury and oleksandr usyk to go ahead. usyk retained his three belts beating anthonyjoshua on saturday whilst fury holds the other, and warren believes he'd be tempted out of retirement for the bout. i think the fight will happen but obviously tyson had a terrible tragedy in his family over the weekend, his cousin was stabbed, so i haven't had a proper chance to talk with him and nor would i because it is not the appropriate time. prior to that happening, that

the afghan woman is very brave. the afghan journalist is very brave. if you take me, i was 19 years old. i do not want to say my age. do not ask about that. i remember one day i reported from kabul city. more than 4000 rockets landed to kabul's beautiful city. i do not want to mention the name. my colleague said do not go because rockets can systematically, maybe you die. my cameraman said i am married, i have four children, i do not want to be died. i said because of my people i have to go there. i remember those dark times. i feel sad. for the afghan people it is for a time we are ok, but then we go backwards. the afghan people are very brave. they stand and they fight or advise. you see every day afghan women raise their voices. this morning, a female journalist called me and said please do not mention my name. they took my brother for investigation. she is not feeling ok that the taliban took her brother away. she explained the situation in afghanistan. there are brave journalists, they continue to fight for their rights. like mustafa, we have many

no, cops are brave, soldiers are brave, people who actually put their lives on the line are brave.ve. i'm sorry if that's unpopular with hollywood, if they feel like they are crossing the boundary, taking a role i get that. maybe it could have career ramifications. but i think putting on -- i'm taking a bullet to your face is the definition of brave. i'm sick and tired of hollywood sign so brave. >> you put on your lawyer voice for a second. >> todd: sorry. >> harris: i was thinking because this investigation is still going on with what's happening, i know they were friends and i've read that she was one of those that came to his defense. >> that's fine but read the room and read your own room before you start saying things like this. >> we wish her the best and we wish her a full recovery. obviously same for the victims here who thankfully was not hit. that being said you reference the crash before, there was with the l.a.p.d. is looking at as a misdemeanor hit-and-run before the main crash. she allegedly hit a garage and then sped away before hitting this home going, as reports i

the brave commander will transport you cranes, 1st to famine relief cargo to africa since the start of the war. oh, lou, i'm all i was like a welcome to the program. or the 40 people have been killed and a fire as a coptic church in egypt. the building was packed with worshippers and quickly filled with smoke. many of those trapped inside jumped out of windows to escape authorities to say an electrical fold started the blaze in visa, near the capital, kyra, thousands of christians were attending sunday mass here. when the tragedy unfolded the abu se same church is located in a densely populated neighbourhood, egypt, 2nd largest city, gazda. eye witnesses say the blaze blocked exits and trigger destin paid. many worshippers were trapped inside the style of baba, some people who threw themselves out of windows. so with this constant it where a man hid it, jumping from a window of and now we saw hospital with a broken back. i'll look a little more of that. all bottom before you, the full story building also housed a nursery with the doctor. there was a day care center on 2 floors, a churc

the afghan woman is very brave. the afghan journalist is very brave. if you take me, i was 19 years old. i do not want to say my age. do not ask about that. i remember one day i deported -- i reported from kabul city. more than 4000 rockets landed to kabul's beautiful city. i do not want to mention the name. the leader of the maras a dean -- my colleague said do not go because rockets can systematically, maybe you die. my cameraman said i am married, i have four children, i do not want to be died. i said because of my people i have to go there. i remember those dark times. i feel sad. for the afghan people it is for a time we are ok, but then we go backwards. the afghan people are very brave. they stand and they fight or advise. you see every day afghan women raise their voices. this morning a female journalist called me and said please do not mention my name. they took my brother for investigation. she is not feeling ok that the taliban took her brother away. she explained the situation in afghanistan. there are brave journalists, they continue to fig

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ready unfortunately in hungary it's nobody brave enough to print our newspaper. so i had to find. ready another option since the beginnings we are printing or newspapers in slow achia, some of the retail chains are not brave enough to sell us. even the readers are not brave enough to be subscriber, even the market companies, the multi national ones, doesn't one to, to give advertising to us. because they are afraid to be punished. everybody deal with the government. and they doesn't want to take a risk that's all last chance to remain journalist. if the hunger boys will be closed, we have to leave the journalism and we have to find a new way of surviving. so we could be stopped at any time by 2018. they created a huge government controlled media conglomerate off no less than $470.00 different media outlets. this foundation controls about 90 percent of the media, 90 percent of the audience. this is a huge museum machinery that allows the government to boost its messages in a highly concentrated form. more changing the attitude through these information in narrative. and i think cha

even the readers are not brave enough to be subscriber. even the market companies de monte national swans doesn't want to, to give advertising to us because they are afraid to be punished. everybody has his deal with the government. and they doesn't want to take a risk that's all last chance to remain journalist. if they're hungry and voice will be closed, we have to leave the journalism and we have to find a new way of surviving. so we could be stopped at any time. by 2018, they created a huge government controlled media. conglomerate off no less than $470.00 different media outlets. this foundation controls about 90 percent of the media. 90 percent of the audience is a huge media machinery that allows the government to push its messages in a highly concentrated form. more changing the attitude through these information and they're active and i think change the media landscape and change the electoral system. so that makes it easier for you to read in hungary, the official politics of the government, i think is quest versus syria. and it'

this ship, the brave command, arrived at the port of p den 2 days ago. the congress destination is if your peer, the you ends world food program, ordered the shipment, the 1st humanitarian who date shipment leaving ukraine since the beginning of the war. we trust that this is just the beginning of many ships that will be leaving. am to provide hope and food to people across the globe. there has been 3 weeks since the great deal was closed, allowing ships that were stuck in the port since february to leave 16 ships that have been sitting in the ports have already left. now it's empty. ships coming in being stocked here and leaving the ports like this one the route goes through a see that not only sees fighting but is also heavily mine ships have to follow a fixed road that both sides have agreed to the mine. however at the moment it is unclear how many owners are ready to send their ships on this route. much depends on the success of missions like the brave commanders we bring them. i'm sure the much a lot of water to we understand the scheme is working a

the brave commander will transport you cranes, 1st famine relief, cargo to africa. since the start of russia's war ah, a marina evans dean, welcome. more than 40 people have been killed in a fire at a compton church in egypt. the building was packed with thousands of worshippers attending morning mass and quickly filled with smoke. the fire broke out and the city of visa, near the capital cairo authorities are blaming and electrical fault. well journalist, by here, i mean in cairo, told me why it's so many lines for lost in this fire. it's important to know the geography of the space that we're dealing with. services are relatively small building with low ventilation and it's a very densely populated area. and we know that it took quite a long time for emergency services to arrive. we have eye witnesses saying it took over an hour for ambulances to arrive a little less than an hour for fire services, even though the fire engine headquarters is nearby. 5 minutes away actually, someone said, and so that's on one side. emergency services are very so people are saying t

putin president took on himself absolutely heroic. brave role all who tried. saddle up or eliminate? the dominance of the dollar has been sacrificed and fallen. naked gaddafi saddam hussein in this sense i think there is no more. a sworn enemy, he is periodists than our president. and what is the place in russia in this new world? russia is an original country, no matter how they try to lead it with a european idea of ​​the world, nothing will work. nothing will work for us. we are dionysians. we are byzantium. this is an ancient conflict. between byzantium, greeks and romans identical stable and ancient ukraine in particular has a field of such conflict already. four centuries especially hot time now, well, yes, well, any conflict, any conflict. express myself in some borderline states. i don't know. it is only the great politicians who can see the real deep causality. only deep politicians know the diagnosis. correct diagnosis this is destiny. only the most brilliant physicians are treated by everyone, and a few make a diagnosis. you will not undertake until

the brave commander will transport cranes, 1st of famine relief cargo to africa. since the start, a brush is more ah i married evans theme, it's good to have you with us. more than 40 people have been killed in a fire at a compton church in egypt. the building was packed with worshippers and quickly filled with smoke. many of those trapped inside and jumped out of windows to escape . authorities say in electrical fault, started the blaze in visa, which is near the capital cairo. ah, thousands of compton christians were attending sunday mass here. when the tragedy unfolded, the abilene say, same church is located in a densely populated neighborhood of egypt, 2nd largest city, visa, eye witnesses say the blaze blocked exit, and trigger dist unpaid. many will shippers were trapped inside the style a thought. some people threw themselves out of windows. so what are biscuits didn't it? wet man hid it, jumping from a window. now recent hospital with a broken back, i'll look a little more of that all vulnerable for you. the full story building also housed a nursery with

home of the brave. you can't be free if you are not brave. i think israel has been brave.etimes by themselves, sometimes with our assistance. america needs to be brave for israel. there's many reasons for it. i am proud, as a muslim, to stand tall and say, together with many others who are christian and jewish and many other muslims, to say israel is a force for good. it brings light to the world. i went to israel with my wife and all of our kids. we were blessed to travel the entire country as much as we could in the week we were there. when you see grapes going out of the desert, you gain a newfound respect for what we can do, we the people can do. it is something we all seek to emulate. it is something that if you're not careful, you can lose. because they can fly away if we don't protect it and nurture it correctly. i believe in the american dream. i believe all of us have an obligation, if we are truly brave, sitting here together, to say what we see, to say unvarnished, honorably, you don't have to be aggressive, just say it with the calmness that people know they ar

our mantra and model is be brave, do something and you gotta be courageous. before i get into all the stories. i promised as you all know i was the lead in oklahoma this past year. the musical i was currently the cowboy, i think i have a picture, there we are, that was me. this is an outdoor production of oklahoma which is great i didn't have to act that much i just looked around. this is me this past summer you might say how do you have time to do a musical, i took 19 days of rehearsals and that we did this performance. in the interest that i'm in a crowd, someone in here jim her. i'm going to sing for you oh what a beautiful morning. here we go and i don't remember the pitch so i'm just going for it. reducing this on a horse and i'm a little allergic to horses so i pulled it off, there is a bright golden haze on the meadow. a bright golden haze on the meadow. the quorum is as high as an elephant's life. and it looks like it's common clear up to the sky. what a beautiful morning, what a beautiful day. i got a beautiful feeling every things going my way. seco

brave commander, the un chartered ship carrying ukrainian weight to east africa. it's finally arrived in djibouti. and since august 14th, the western mainstream media has been hyping it up to no end. the united nations charter ship brave commander will depart ukraine for africa in coming days after it finishes loading more than $23000.00 metric tons of wheat in the ukrainian port of pivot. any, a un official set the vessel, the 1st specially chartered by the u. n. s, world food program to unblocked food shipments stuck after rushes. invasion of ukraine will head toward your beauty, from where the grain will be transported to ethiopia, the restarting of food aid from ukraine. could mark a major turning point in the fight against worsening global hunger. we heard about it again on the 16th of august, and then again on the 18th of august and 2 days after that, the un secretary general praised its mission as well. so moving to see and he stumbled, a w, f. p. ship brave commander, loaded with tons of ukrainian wheat, destined for much needed hunger relief in the horn o

woman who sometimes does brave deeds or brave visits that stops us.the fact that there are some such threats about the fact that they can shoot down the plane, how serious are these threats because they are supported by the capabilities let's say so because we heard reports that two chinese aircraft carriers were heading to taiwan there and at the same time the aircraft carrier group uh ronald reagan uh is also heading the same way to this point, really look. really, i think that if the plane were to be intercepted, i wouldn't say that it was shot down. yes, let's not talk for the time being as an extreme case, but uh, i think that the chinese who are armed are , in principle, russian or modernized russian versions of planes e su marquis they can 27 yes yes yes yes yes they can intercept a plane yes they

she promised me a lot that she would hold on. you have to be so brave, you have to understand that we for you and we are waiting for you very much, she promised me and i believe that she will do it, a close friend of valeria came to the exhibition, she believes that the girl will return home and will definitely write a book by lear very often supported me and they said that for her i am an example of courage, confidence, uh, courage, but in fact, now i will understand and say that no, i am not brave, because if i were brave, i would be where i am now, she is the main example for me today and of courage and love for our homeland at the exhibition we meet another woman not only a chair her two sons defenders of mariupol igor the elder died nikita was captured in a deer pen the excitement didn't stop still exchange that they are alive and, er, return home but on july 29, the heart broke for the third time, er, this day, i don't know what happened to my child, but still, i hope that he is alive, and soon i will write him down, the visitors of the exhibition are listening stories of the mo

in the men's hundred, the manchester originals beat the southern brave by 68 runs.nderous 68 off 42 balls. sean abbott followed up with an incredible bowl for the wicket of james events, as the defending champions crumbled to 120 all out, and their fourth defeat in five games. earlier in the women's fixture, southern brave's women made it three wins from three. smriti mandhana top—scored with 43, as the brave set the manchester originals 137 to win. the originals fell ten runs short in their chase, finishing on 127—8. there were wins for both manchester city and rangers in the qualifying rounds of the women's champions league. but glasgow city are out — they were beaten 3—1 by italian side roma at petershill park, paloma lazzaro scoring the final goal that sends eileen gleeson's side out of the tournament. ha rtz lost to— hartz lost to— one to zurich after a lawrence second penalty. west ham, meanwhile, had a relatively comfortable 3—1 win against danish side viboryt. goals from gianlucca scamacca, jarrod bowen, and the third from michail antonio means david moyes'

a brave reporter. actually, i give him credit he tweeted out. i don't think journalists should be cheerleading the raid on james o'keefe. he defended us. and he got attacked for it, but after that happened we had other people defend us edward snowden trevor tim freedom of the press perspective. i'm sorry. i'm read the tweet to you. i'm sorry, but this is worrying from a press freedom perspective unless and until the department of justice releases evidence that veritas was involved in the theft which we weren't. because if there's none then these fbi raids are a violation of the privacy protection act. he followed up. i know i'm gonna get two doesn't replies ratioing my tweet, but it keeps not a journalist and he says read the statue doesn't matter. i don't personally like o'keefe for veritas, but imagine if this was a liberal organization under donald trump by the way, trump never rated a journalist home before like the biden's department of justice did also, we had other organizations come to our defense. we had politico fbi raid on veritas hom

the mv brave commander has now docked in djibouti with an aid shipment bound for ethiopia where droughtent catherine byaruhanga reports. bone—dry earth. these women in eastern ethiopia are digging holes to trap rainwater to grow crops and feed animals, but it rarely rains these days. drought is making it harder to survive, even for camels. ao—year—old ishmael is trying to save his last one. translation: i'm pastoralist, i was one of the successful - pastoralists, i had 15 camels, 1a of them died one by one, and i am on the left with this one. this one is also very sick as you can see, i don't know whether he will die or survive. war in ethiopia is also making people go hungry. this nursery school was hit in an airstrike last week during a resurgence in fighting in the north of the country. the united nations�* world food programme has paid for this ship to carry over 20,000 tons of grain to africa from ukraine, bound for ethiopia. before the war three quarters of the wfp's food assistance came from ukraine and russia. ethiopia is particularly really badly hit. the fuel prices have shot

so we sent one of our brave undercover journalists to meet with this guy.o revolutionaries. this is at a coffee shop in sacramento. >> [inaudible] and send them to events where they will get extra credit for protesting with antifa. i wonder if the parents know about this. >> [inaudible]. :: >> this guy is a high school teacher. a communist.he was even standing homework assignments withstalin's face . and this was actually happening and it happened and they saw it. they knew that it was happening and they did nothing. it wasn't until veritas showed up with recordings of demand that everyone outraged and that's the real scandal. why are the people at the schools still there? we released this video but something amazing happened. they were school board meetings the next day at sacramento, california. hundreds of parents flooded the school board meetings . . there was a moment in the trajectory of project veritas that really defined what we're all about, it's causing that with ida tarbell and what breitbart terms righteous indignation. you have to get people in

is a holiday studio on litva innovations from kyiv this day of independence we have thanks to our brave to the armed forces of ukraine well, before moving on to one more topic, i want to inform you of the important news that in poltava oblast they have reported four enemy landings, in particular, the military in the regional military administration have reported more details in the next issue. inherits she is chosen most often, said the commander of the combined forces of the armed forces of ukraine, serhiy naev, who recorded a video of congratulations against the background of destroyed russian equipment, to his great regret, on the 31st we meet the anniversary of our independence in battles with fire and hatred for the invaders who are trying to bring us to our knees and take away the will they did not give us, so look at this technique and remember the bible, where it is said that everyone who will take a sword from a sword and perish lesya in the first columns of all the world's media, photos of injured pregnant women, suffering and needy people are evidence of the crimes of the rus

let us salute the family and friends who have continued to tell the story of these brave warriors and educated for the recognition they deserve thank you to the us army leaders joining us today including secretary of the army christine mormon and army chief of staff general james mcconville. let us recognize the members of congress who worked to make this momentous event possible including the late senator johnny isaacson who showed his great respect for our veterans. there was leadership on the veterans affairs committee and congressman sandy. bishop has long champion the marauders legacy and former congressman peter king always a reliable voice for our nation's veterans. finally, thank you to all those joining us online to honor the marauders profound patriotism and unwavering devotion to duty ladies and gentlemen at this time planned as you please stand as you are able for the presentation of the colors and the national anthem. oh lord. but okay. try come present. oh. oh say, can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we held at the twilight's last gleaming. who's brough

. _ from pupils who are exceptionally brave. and — from pupils who are exceptionally brave, and teachers houses. one person has said, dear world, _ houses. one person has said, dear world, we — houses. one person has said, dear world, we are the only country on earth _ world, we are the only country on earth where — world, we are the only country on earth where girls can't go to high school _ earth where girls can't go to high school. just think about that. another— school. just think about that. another young girl has written, the bizarre _ another young girl has written, the bizarre situation where the taliban says. _ bizarre situation where the taliban says, women can only be treated by women _ says, women can only be treated by women doctors, and yet they are not allowed _ women doctors, and yet they are not allowed to— women doctors, and yet they are not allowed to go to school, so how on earth _ allowed to go to school, so how on earth are _ allowed to go to school, so how on earth are they going to train women doctors. _ earth are they going to train women doctors. it— earth are t

and was just an extremely brave man with a lot of moral and physical courage all his life but today. i want to talk to you about theodore roosevelt's extraordinary sisters because they too. were full of courage and joy and grace in the face of a lot of pain and sadness now i want to begin. with a story from a wonderful book that was written by corrine roosevelt robinson. who was theodore's younger sister? it's called my brother theodore roosevelt. and i highly recommend it very very loving book as you may well imagine. now the night. um, well when mckinley died and the very first night that theodore spent as president of the united states, he invited his sisters to come to the white house and have dinner with him. and this is what corrine writes about that evening. she says as we sat around the table, he turned and said do you realize that this is the birthday of our father, september 22nd? i have realized it as i signed various papers all day long. i feel as if my father's hand were on my shoulder. as if there were special blessing over the life, i am to lead here. and she goes on t

insulting everyone uh, some such devils, something on the part of the banks, this is a wonderful, bravebrave hmm people, whom we admire, of course, and in the end well, the akaderivites should rename themselves tik tokivka and that will suit them very well . to say that we have a little bit more news that the pentagon has started to transfer more weapons to ukraine by sea, this is really good news because it is clear that one ship can be loaded, for example, i don't know thousands and thousands of projectiles that is, one the ship will transport shells, well, tens of times more than there are airplanes, respectively, they are in the hundreds, and that's why the fact that we have started to supply weapons to us by ships. there are already a few howitzers, which crabs are polish , are there already caesar’s ones, all of them are still on their feet on wheels , more precisely, and those armored howitzers over the famous german ones, which are very good, but very gentle. as it turned out, many do not want to shoot, everything is there. well, there are simply not enough shells, just shells n

i found that interesting so we sent one of our brave undercover journalists to meet with this guy.rn his students intoof revolutionaries. this is in a coffee shop in sacramento. re[inaudible] and send them to events where they will get extra credit for protesting. i wonder if the parents know about this. i have a sign on the wall [inaudible] he wants to make your students feel uncomfortable so we confronted him in the street in his neighborhood and he told us we were making him feel uncomfortable. >> i'm a journalist and would like to talk with you. don't mind my b colleagues recording. you might be more interested in what i have to say here. there he is saying he doesn't feel comfortable. he is a high school teacher, communist even stamping homework assignments with stalin's face. this is actually happening and they saw and knew it was happening and they did nothing. it wasn't until the recordings everyone got outraged and that iswh the scandal why are the people at the school still there so we released this video but lsomething amazing happened. there were school board meetings t

but it was certainly brave. >> marilyn said, you know, splish splash, this would make some interesting pictures. >> stripping down and being actually naked. it's really pushing the envelope. \ >>> it's hard to know where to start if you don't start with the truth. i was in debt. i got so far behind in rent, four weeks, tom kelley asked me to pose. >> it was an offer for artistic shots, which was a euphemism for nude photographs. >> modeling in the nude will pay double what regular modeling will. >> our world is a business of women's bodies, and she realized this is a transaction. >> magnificent. >> the female power that she's harnessed is phenomenal. >> she's arching her back, and her arm is up to create beautiful lines, beautiful angles. they look like 19th century nudes. >> she wasn't afraid of showing off her body, which was a great body. >> but it's easy to forget what a conservative country america was. >> nude modeling was not considered respectable. >> it could have ended her career. >> i said, are you sure they won't recognize me? he said, i promise. ♪ >>> this is hollywood. it

let us salute the family and friends who have continued to tell the story of these brave warriors and educated for

the atlanta braves have not made any mention of the ballclub.was gathering all of the facts pertaining to the incident. our organization takes these matters very seriously and are disappointed by the situation. the second time that he has found himself in trouble. in charged with assault and battery. those charges were later reduced to a misdemeanor. order to serve 200 hours of community service and complete a family domestic violence course. back in the braves starting lineup today. met with some pretty loud boos. fans are not very happy with him here. >> they do not like that dui stuff. charles watson. thank you. >> the inflation reduction act will not only lower prices, but fight climate change. are the american people buying it as the midterms draw near? joe concetta wasted next. ♪♪ when traders tell us how to make thinkorswim® even better, we listen. like jack. he wanted a streamlined version he could access anywhere, no download necessary. and kim. she wanted to execute a pre-set trade strategy in seconds. so we gave 'em thinkorswim® web.

are we still brave enough to be the land of the free or not? i think if you see it as something that is contingent, as something that requires a commitment, that? -- that question mark asks us to answer that question. you have to enter the question. whereas if we sing it with the exclamation at the end, we are singing sometimes the way people see it. this is so limiting what we were 50 years ago, right? so is this true right now for us now? i think the verb nature makes it really contemporary. that is why the song is a living document. >> hi there. interestingly, francis scott key wrote a song to match this melody. jennifer said that those high notes, that is the crisis moment in that verse. that is what might defeat the americans. there is a way in which the arc of the high notes, every single verse tells part of the story. it is like a novel in verse form. so this melody, what came from an earlier time, in london, ironically, the composer was one of the core composers for george the third. so that is a little ironic twist. but it was written

are already regular customers, they come not only to buy flowers, but also to talk and cheer up a brave woman from mariupol viktoriya balytska vyacheslav bracket details tv channel intermarathon only news our brave women how much they had to endure and carry on their shoulders to escape from war to save children to volunteer to look for ammunition for soldiers on the front lines to wait for loved ones and relatives and at the same time to smile and inspire others to more than 38,000 women are currently serving in the armed forces of ukraine as of october. last year their number increased by 7,000. more than 5,000 of them take a direct part in combat operations in the army. all officer positions and military accounting specialties of non-commissioned officers and non-commissioned officers are available to girls, in particular combat they say in the general staff that courage and courage do not depend on gender, the ukrainian defender with the call sign lady is convinced of this, when russia started a war against ukraine in donbas, she was as a teenager and now during the great war she is

the un chartered vessel brave commander is carrying $23000.00 tons of wheat. distant for e. c. o appear about 18000000 people in the whole of africa suffering extreme hunger, gillian wolf reports for tumor down cu. so and her 2 children are among 900000 people displaced by drought in somalia. she scared her children for more than 300 kilometers to reach humanitarian aid provided by the un. give a thought on the my give when we finished our stock of food from the farm and animals started dying, we could not feed our children. we decided to flee because of hunger, according to the united nations, the horn of africa is suffering its longest drought in 4 decades. in somalia, it says millions of people are facing famine and more than 3000000 animals essential to forming communities have died. crop production has also substantially dropped due to drought. the number of people now in need of urgent humanitarian assistance has increased from around 4000000 at the start of the year to more than 7000000. our focus is very much on livelihoods. it's providing cash to allow people to buy fo