food from the united nations from the people of banghi. they drove through a country of burned villages deserted towns and ruth lest militias. they we fuse the cross the border with their cups. two drivers are mainly muslims and we with have been warned that any muslim that took this route would be killed. >> the trucked had an armed escort, rwanda peace keeper whose accompanied them for 550-kilometers. >> it has taken several days for the convoy to get here. so in this violent and law less country, bringing aid to hundreds of thousands of displaced people, is becoming increasingly expensive, and dangerous. watching the convoy, we find fighters waying the magic charms which they say protect them from bullets. they tell me they have been chasing muslims away. another l another sign that the tide has turned. they are hurriedly leaving what has been their headquarters for the past ten months. peace keepers will take them to a new base on the edge oif city. not happy that their departure is caught on film. s in what a failed rebellion looks li

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. >> and in banghi another sign that the tide has turned against the mainly muslim militia. they are hurriedly leaving what has been their headquarters for the past ten months. peace keepers will take them to a new base on the edge of the city, the sell ca, not happen by that their departure is caught on film. some seem more intent in taking stolen furniture, than their own guns. this is what a failed rebellion looks like, in a bankrupt country, rich only in weapons that kill. >> then a gruesome discovery. tor sured in the bar racks and left for dead, we don't know if he will make it. we take a look at the abandoned. and now empty. if this country is to recover, it will be starting at rock bottom. barn that bee phillips. >> let's go over to new york now and talk about the u.n. security council and what it's expected to do. tell us what the plan is. >> right now, jane, the security council is settling into its meeting where we expect it to pass the resolution, that authorizes the council to place sanctions on individuals in the central african republic. who violate human righ

a good example is that there are a hundred thousand people in and around the airport itself in banghien we began a feeding program in that area, humanitarian workers were attack sod we had to stop the feeding program. >> food is there but you just can't get it. >> you can't get to it people because of the ongoing violence notice area. >> >> you know, we talk about these kreeses but in the meantime there's so much more i know. i was reading today about the continuing problem that you are dealing with in kenya and the refugee camps and i saw where you wrote, the world's gaze has turned elsewhere. this must happen constantly for you, right? >> it does. and tragic because you feel as if you're prioritizing one hungry child over another. >> you feel that personally. >> i feel that personally. because in ken da where you have somalia refugees there are still over 500,000 people in the refugee camps and we had to cut rations there, first 10 in december and another 10 in i can't know january. that means there are children that will not get the nutrition that that need. >> you have been at thi