>> just a clarification here, unicef is not the agency that distributes the food arsenals.s that malnutrition in gaza is real. i've seen it myself in various hospitals that i visited, malnutrition, i've seen children who are acutely malnourished, who urgently need support and so to their moms who are often breast-feeding. what i can also tell when it comes to our distribution, unicef distributions, those are not blanket distributions. the aid that we get in, we are not putting it out there for people to serve themselves. those are highly controlled distributions, and whether it's for winter close, hygiene kits, soap, shampoo, the way that we work is that we go through local partners who have lists of names of the most vulnerable families, families are almost lists because of vulnerability criteria. for instance, a member in their household with disabilities, because they are single head of household, there are other reasons. these beneficiaries, these recipients of aid have to go to the distribution point with their id and that is checked against a list. i have seen that ha

has been a very generous donor to unicef for a long time.now is any prolonged extension will have an impact on those children and those workers. those people who have stayed in haiti. these are the people who require support. people who are very much saying in haiti and trying to tur things around. there is not a greater investment you can make. there is such a clear argument. in a practical sense. there is a lot to unpack about what these decisions will make. we hope the level of generosity we have seen from such a big donor like the u.s. shows a benefit for people. reporter: thank you so much for your time. ♪ anchor: the oscars are tonight. there is a subplot of controversy. this year it is over the use of nai in the production of a bunch of nominated towns. some of them in the best picture category. what are we talking about? what sort of things are in nominated films that used ai? >> we are talking about 70 different things. you have a couple of films that used voice altering technology. there are a lot of small, subtle things that we ha

come back, coveting blood, to wire, the unicef. it says that a 3rd of the $12000000.00 displaced incidents, conflicts are children. and that the violence increases the risk of being sexually abused by the wearing factions accused by rights, groups of using sexual violence as a weapon of war. the agency has called for protection of children in areas of conflict and says if survivors are not given immediate medical, em psychological assistance. the impact would last for generations to come. he but morgan all just there. after 2 years of high inflation, nigerians are getting some relief with prices starting to fall. it comes out to the government lifted a ban on the imports of some of the country's food staples address reports from could do 9 nigeria business is brisk in market across nigeria. after southern dropping food prices, grains have fallen by as much as 40 percent. it's a welcome relief for nigerians. after 2 years of sky high prices, i don't know what up because there's not much enough kinds of people. so the price of this g

organizations, so world food program, unicef, international organization for migration. i've met with the heads of those three. organizations, many folks here have heard of catholic relief services, world vision, save the children, care, and because this shutdown was combined with a gag order to usaid staff, the furloughing or laying off of all the core headquarters staff and much of the field staff, now that secretary rubio has begun signing lots of humanitarian waivers, they're not effective. the money is not flowing. the programs aren't being restarted, and literally tens of thousands of u.s. headquarters staff and foreign national staff for all the groups i just mentioned are being laid off so that's why the urgent conversation in the hallway, and that's why this balance of soft power and smart power, soft power and hard power, which in combination leads to smart power is a real urgent concern and -- >> to be clear, it's not just aid workers being laid off, but i think there was a case where people are dying. >> yes. >> so a federal judge last week ordered the trump

so we cannot say that when we received aid from unicef or from the program, there are no historic u.s resources there. that is one part of usaid but it is also known that the u.s. government has channeled through usaid the financing of organization whose reason of existing is to destroy the cuban government, overthrow the human government, fabricate dissent, fabricate opposition and a lot of that money we also know that even though it was destined for people in our organization in cuba, never even left the territory of the united states and has been the source of fortunes of many people in this country. that is what we know about the involvement. >> we have other online -- [inaudible] >> we've got you. twelve minutes. >> all right. >> from the audience. questions? observations? yes. >> our complaints. [laughter] conversations with the incoming administration under the state department, white house, secretary of homeland security? was there any military contacts during those visits? just more generally, what is the process for discussions, dialogues, issues. >> there have been no conta

we cannot say that when we received a from unicef or from the program that there are no u.s.historic as part of the un community. that is one part of usa. the u.s.. government has channelednn through usa the financing of organization whose reason of existing is to destroy the cuban government, overthrow the human government, fabricate dissent, fabricate opposition and a lot of that money we also know that it was even destined in cuba never even left the territory of the united states. fortunes of many people in this country. that is what we know about the involvement of usaid to cuba. do we have any other online? we have 12 minutes. from the audience. questions. observations. yes. our complaints. beneficial contacts or conversations with the incoming administration out ofhe the stae department did the secretary of homeland security. where there any military to military contacts before turning those visits? just more generally, what is the prospect for discussions, dialogues, issues with officials >> there then no contacts beyond the bureaucratic diplomatic communications. in

last month, the 10 year old protestant in boy died from gunshot wounds. unicef reports deaths of palestinian children have increased by 200 percent in the past 16 months. compared to sickness, 16 months before, at least 187 palestinian children has been killed since as well noticed at school on garza highly because far as the general director of defense for children international in palestine, he says is ready. soldiers and settlers regularly carry out killings with impunity in the occupied westbank that was back is going to the back of the but it's in the go by doing that is and it's subject to the machine. the material know, is that i as indigo bankable, they have the right to been investigated for each case. if agent named, being killed or injured is i as a go bank about what is it as opposed to a bit of a funding was interested in the, in the vibratory to enjoy their rights. i going to to the chart that's convention on to the mission. i know in the front that idea what had meant isn't that going today? nothing know, again about that life over there, but as engineering. now we, i live und

they were raping her every time direct to discover, come back, covered in blood borne. unicef says that a 3rd of the $12000000.00 displaced incidents conflicts are children, and that the violence increases the risk of being sexually abused by the wearing factions accused by rights, groups of using sexual violence as a weapon of war. the agency has called for protection of children in areas of conflict and says if survivors are not given immediate medical and psychological assistance, the impact would last for generations to come. hey, but morgan, i'll just narrow it despite not signing a us distributor, a film centered around israel's destruction of a community in the occupied westbank won an oscar for best documentary feature. no other land shows is really soldiers tearing down homes and evicting residents to create a military zone. the field is a collaboration between palestinians and israelis, and the documentary is set and that must suffer a yacht to end the occupied west bank, which is home to one of the co directors by so address. he told elza 0 the winning an oscar was a chance t

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as preventing the entry of construction equipment to because of the same ways as the spokesman for unicef and he says, israel's failure to allow shelters into gaza. supposing palestinian families at risk, it's really still dire while tactfully, children and families are safe front of abundance to the extent possible. at this time, the children are still suffering from the outcomes of, of this continued violence for 16 months. i've been here 6 months ago during the a heat wave in august. and now i'm back during the lowest temperatures, as our grand children are. unfortunately, literally the inc. uh, we've witnessed reports of the 7 children the best thing away due to hypothermia because of the cold weather because of i because of, of not being able to get the ones that they need the essential, a basic supplies that they need. and this just reflects in a dire situation and invest trip as a whole time in these, but hoping to find their house as though they were hoping to find some kind of a relief, some kind of services. but unfortunately, they went back to the, the mold list, destroyed hous

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as a result, unicef, the children's charity, says the closure of border crossing will particularly devastate children and families struggling to survive. rights groups have condemns a decision accusing israel of using starvation as a weapon of war. of times uniting palestinians have been evacuated from garza to jordan for medical treatment. most of them are children who were wounded during israel's war. jordan says 2000 children will be brought there in batches. savvy as parliament has been thrown into chaos after opposition politicians, to smoke grenades into the chamber, several grenades, and tear gas or hold across the room while scuffles also broke out. between parliamentarians, it was in protest against government policies and in support of students for being protesting for various reasons in recent months, which led to the prime ministers resignation. and those of the headlines audra 0 world continues next. all knowledge a 0, stay with us here, we're going to be back in about half an hour. the study i do see on a balance of 0, arabic is interviewing funny and my son. under the code nam

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as a result, unicef says the closure of border crossings will particularly devastate children and families struggling to survive. rights groups have condemned a decision in choosing israel of using starvation as a weapon of war. honey, my mood is in gaza city with more on the deteriorating fluid situation across the street. the people here are forced to break their fast on the 3rd day of pasting month, and also the 3rd dates of no human, a tree and aided trucks coming in after these really decision to impose more restrictions. very sampling kitting, one of the stopping the entry of much needed a trucks i filled with it with a needed for people across the gaza strip. so if you would like for it to break, defrost them whatever they're able to define so far, the blockade on, on the crossing gun, the new restrictions have made many of the basic good are nearly impossible to find that we're talking about oil and cooking oil, rice and flour and other basic necessities they used to be common and available are either now on available or on affordable giving the a financial collapse of almost every

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you and hcr, which deals with refugees and unicef, which is the children's agency, if the united nations are you word, some agencies all going to be particularly hit. and i mentioned you and i see all that is a particular issue. as for the trump administration, people coming across the board in the united states, they don't like the word migrants. they don't like the word refugees. well, let's wait and see what gets supported and what gets paused. those agencies, you mentioned are absolute power houses of humanitarian development work the absolutely essential to what we do and they do extraordinary work. i've seen it myself in the field like being in dial 4 i've been in damascus. i've been in gaza. i've been in cookie ends on the front lines of ukraine, russia will. and then all those places i've seen those agencies. you know, they're members of stuff going out towards the sound of gunfire in order to try to protect those who are afflicting it. so my hope is that that work will be present. let's wait and see. of course, the look of international a given by governments is not just given f

well, certainly most is a spokes person for unicef. and he says, both sides must respect in terms of the seaside deal, as the hope is for all these measures to continue, the hope is for until an adjective advocates agreement is reached. this continues month. we are waiting. we are hoping for the best. and then just calling all parties. uh that's this is, this is needed for disability and for the children of gods, and this should happen and nothing should stop in the face of aids coming in or is that can we meet the categories to go out? that's just what should happen. that's just the human thing to to be happening right now. that's across live to gone to 1600 memory joins is from that. so honey, as we've been saying, we should be moving into phase 2 instead. business, all pervading sense of onset, the nick as the day progresses, a lot of people are just expressing their sense of on certain, at the, about the future in the coming days, particularly right after there's so much i'm due, it is going on right now with the series of meeting