honestly, for me i blame eric adams spirits >> ashley: cassey, you told me earlier everyone needs together but who do you blame for this right now? >> not only the mayor but all of new york city administration. >> ashley: do you think this will ever get solved? what is the teachers union doing for you guys? >> nothing. they never did appear they were silent. the teachers union never did anything ever. speak to the health official said surprising number of migrant children who had never had a single shot coming into the country. they were shocked by that. how dangerous is this, not only for the teachers but the kids in the whole population? this could be a very bad situation, am i right? >> very much so. >> it can be a bad situation but also -- >> ashley: critical on top of everything else. >> hypocritical because like i said before, you've had situations in the city where the families didn't want to based on their religious convictions not to have that for their child. they were protected, but here it is. like i said, 26,000 children in 2019 pushed out because you had the jewish comm

and for more on this, i am joined now by our with damon in the turkish city of cassey on tap. she is the president of the international network for aid relief and assistance. and also a former c n n correspondent out welcome to the program. our way your organization is providing assistance to those affected by the earthquake. what are the biggest challenges right now? a logistics are very difficult. a trying to meet everybody's needs. it's incredibly challenging. you have to realize that no organization, no country has really faced this level of devastation on this scale or this level of instantaneous need. more talk king about millions of people who from the moment that 1st earthquake struck were run dirt homeless. and many of them of noncoms to get basic necessity. so we're talking about everything from sanitary pads, to tooth brushes, to coloring books for children at 2 tenths. and yes, there was a huge effort that is taking place on the ground right now, but it is really being eclipsed by the sheer magnitude of the need out there that exists. and the dynamics are constantl

stephanie dick a has more from a relief center in cassey on tip to kia near the syrian border. this is the tragedy of the living. we are in i it's, it's exhibition center. and if you take a look it is packed with people like children and families are sleeping wherever they can. there are 3 holes here. it is packed. they are telling us that there is enough either a deliveries of water read further down, comedy show you because of the light controls. boots are being handed out and there is a q m as people. so around to the other side is very difficult . in syria, the disaster has compounded an existing humanitarian crisis and created new ones. in the northern loopo town of gen doris mass burials are taking place. it is one of the hardest hit areas much. heavily po had already been destroyed. and serious 12 year civil war rescue if it's severely restricted, by lack of equipment, needed to move debris and find survivors and whatnot. since the 1st div from a cousin, his wife and children, we pulled out for people yesterday, his wife and clear children. we came back today and pulled

as i said, some people are being re refugee, they've been refugees and found a place here in cassey on top of the region. so these are concerns that are very differing. and the overwhelming sadness and grief in this area is obviously causing a lot of people to feel suited to feel that this is an even more difficult time. you know that they're living in tens on the streets for these people. this is a carpet, they would have walked past many times over their whole lives and that finding themselves living on it as i say, the 8 organizations a keen that this doesn't spiral out of control. and what they want is the buildings to be cleared. as soon as possible, clear eva sort of destroyed to be rebuilt. and they say that rebuilding is extremely important. or to be cleared for people to return to, to try and get as many people off the streets as they possibly can. and the question being of course, how long they're going to be stuck in these refugee camps jetpack for us. thank you very much for your recording. turning to some other world news now. in new zealand, at least 3 people, a dead end

stephanie dick a has more from a relief center in cassey on tip to kia near.

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stephanie ticket has moved from a relief center in cassey on tip and to key at near the syrian border. this is the tragedy of the living. we are in this next edition center. i need to take a look. it is packed with people, children, and families sleeping wherever they can. there are 3 holes. here. it is packed. they are telling us that there isn't a there deliveries of motor bread. further down, you will be sure to get the light control. boots are being handed out and there is a queue of people, so it does all around to the other side. but it is very difficult in syria. the disaster has compounded an existing humanitarian crisis and created new ones in the northern lip. a town of gen doris mass burials are taking place. it is one of the hardest hit areas. much of philipo had already been destroyed and serious 12 years civil war. when i was not a new gun. since the 1st gave you for my cousin, his wife and children, we pulled out 4 people yesterday, his wife and clear his children. we came back today and pulled out the husband, who's my cousin. he has another son and a little louder. an

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