olivia: monsoon rains in southeast asia have devastated parts of india, nepal, , and bangladedesh.he u.n. has called it the worst flooding in a decade and some 40 million people have been affected by the downpour. with damage or flooding in 18,000 schools, it's fear that millions could slip out of the education system. more on the humanitarian situation on the ground. >> humanitarian efforts are being led by the government in all three hot -- countries supported by local agencies and organizations like the red cross. despite the best intentions, it ,s different to the situation to the disaster preparedness of texas in the aftermath of harvey. there is a huge difference in infrastructure and resources. it is harder for aid to get to people right now because there are areas that been cut off because bridges have been damaged, roads have been damaged. monetary compensation is something the government is providing. the prime minister pledged 65 million euros in a flood damage . per family toro victims of those who died. more definitely needs to be done, the infrastructure as i mentione

tatalk about -- let's take one country, bangladedesh. one third of bangladesh is underwatater? you talk about how many people have died just in the last few weeks there and the significance of what is happening now in this region and its connection to to the boards you must never here -- i'm not only talking about fox, but msnbc and cnn as they cover the devastation in houston, almost 24 hours a day. those two words "climate change" "climatete chaos" or destruction." >> when you look at the devastating pictures, what we've seen in the united states, the pictures are emerging from right across the region in nepal and area and bangladesh absolutely devastating. inin bangladesh, one third of te country is underwater. many billion dust lanes of -- hundreds of people have lost our lives, but we're still waiting accurate countn will be. i spoke to someone earlier who told me there are still communities cut off. similar stories that you heard in nepal. people without food, without access to fresh water. -- the flooding means freshwater wells are polluted. people don't have access to f