for earlier i spoke with christopher gunness the spokesman for the un agency supporting palestinian refugees i asked him if he expects european aid to come through. well we're certainly hoping because this is the worst financial crisis in under us history to say that city which has over five million registered refugees on its books is running on empty let's be very clear about the possible consequences of thirty thousand plus stuff are giving an education to half a million children in the arab states and territories around israel we care for one point seven million food insecurities a million of which are in gaza food and cash are doctors do ninety million health consultations each year on the list goes now if anybody thinks anybody in europe or elsewhere in israel and america thinks that it's in anyone's interest how heart a million children on the streets of the middle east instead of being in u.n. schools at a time when militants are in full recruitment both then i really don't know what they're thinking because as far as we're concerned this could have very dramatic consequences for the

christopher gunness there speaking to me earlier well the u.s. health care continues of course to be a huge issue the president in his state of the union address talking about exactly where he wants to see it come from the private sector and the plans and while some real heavyweights brian online retailer amazon warren buffet's investment company berkshire hathaway and banking giant j.p. morgan chase are teaming up to offer what they call quality health care at a reasonable cost to their u.s. staff and three c.e.o. say the new company will be independent and free from profit making incentives initial focus will be on technology that provides quote simplified high quality and transparent care and shares and health care companies took a hit in tuesday's training session at the new york stock exchange hinting at the threat to the new entity poses to existing healthcare structures in the united states now for some more analysis of these plans here as all wall street correspondent can score the american healthcare system is probably the most expensive

and international application christopher gunness is chief spokesman for and where he maintains the organization has always been neutral when it comes to cop conflicts in the region we defend to the hilt neutral role do you really think that would have had access war zones in the battlefields of syria in places like aleppo if there was any question about on neutrality the fact is that there are standards of you shall a team which we rigorously uphold. and ron can't enter us live now from ramallah so far what has been the reaction there. well let me tell you that the palestine liberation organization has already reacted very very strongly let me just read you a part of the statement once again the u.s. administration proves its complicity with the israeli occupation by attempting to remove another permanent status issue off the table what they really mean by that and the p.l.o. executive committee is currently looking at the recommendations of the central committee they met last two days and i've been speaking to p.l.o. members well they really mean by that is the actually the u.s. is now part of

or christopher gunness is the chief spokesman for he says the organization has always been neutral.we defend to the hilt our neutral role do you really think that under would have had access war zones in the battlefields of syria in places like aleppo if there was any question about the new transit seat the fact is that there are standards if you shall a team which we rigorously uphold. bangladesh has agreed to repatriate six hundred fifty thousand range of refugees back to neighboring me and within two years both countries agreed to set up temporary camps a short term housing for the hundreds of thousands of fled a military crackdown in manama state those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the street station that's what. facing the reality growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place the so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter the mean maher government calls you a gringo terrorist hear their story on to al-jazeera at this time. catch not with al-jazeera correspondents on the story. if you have questions for us p

christopher gunness speaks for the un relief and works agency he joins us from jordan's capital amman welcome to you we heard in the report there from the director of. gaza they've been no immediate problem if this policy stays put and the money's not really replaced so when might things become difficult . we are not yet talking in terms of suspension of services because we are determined to honor the mandate which is passed down to us by the members of the general assembly who described all roll as dispensable yes we have the most severe financial crises in our history but on monday next week we are going to be launching an international a global fundraising campaign to raise the money we are not going to be pessimistic and it's not going to seek to yield to pessimism there's enough pessimism here so we will not yet talk about service reductions or service cuts ok so your going at the moment as i understand it you're funded by member states and then next week you're going to launch this this appeal to the world which is already being asked to give to various disasters around the worl

neutrality the fact is that there are standards of you shall ity which we rigorously uphold christopher gunness chase folks are still talking to us live from amman thank you very much that's in thank you very much goodnight now the world health organization is warning that a depth area outbreak in yemen is spreading quickly only seven hundred people have now been affected forty eight people have died from the disease in the past four months and who data of the worst hit of the nineteen affected regions but there's some better news on the aid front for yemen the saudi led coalition says it will allow for cranes at the pulled over data to begin operating they'll be used to of late food and medicine and as mohammed jenji reports that aid can't come soon enough. amid the worst humanitarian crisis in the world what could be a sliver of hope these four to donald cranes which have just arrived at her data port in yemen funded by the united states agency for international development will significantly increase the floating capacity here at the border to ease congestion and improve ultimately improve d

in london for us now is christopher gunness spokesperson and director of advocacy and strategic communications nice to talk to you i mean it's one thing that you have donald trump gets political about jerusalem and the like and talks about funding to the palestinian authority but funding to earner is a completely different thing and will only everyday people. allow me to begin by saying that we have had no indications whatsoever from the american administration that it intends to cut funding form for under or indeed the u.s. has been one of our most generous is our single largest donor and our longest supporting one of our longest supporting donors and as i say we've had no indications whatsoever that the funding is going to be cut under a from the u.s. ok but there is a suggestion that is and i know that in the past israel has previously said that should be disbanded because it's believed to be in favor too much in favor of the palestinians as it were i mean these types of things must make your job and the job done are quite difficult. well indeed there's a lot of uncertainty in this very tur

with us now is christopher gunness a spokesman for the u.n. agency for palestinian refugees joining us from jerusalem this morning to dangerous the birth. oh you foreign ministers are meeting in brussels today to talk about your organization's new financial crisis as a result of the cut of american aid are you expecting today to hear there will be more cash coming from europe well we're certainly hoping because this is the worst financial crisis in under us history disabled city which has over five million registered refugees on its books is running on empty let's be very clear about the possible consequences of thirty thousand plus stuff giving an education to half a million children in the arab states and territories around israel we give one point seven million food insecurities a million of which are in gaza food and cash are doctors do ninety million health consultations each year on the list goes now if anybody thinks anybody in europe or elsewhere in israel and america thinks that it's in anyone's interest how harmful million children o

spokesman christopher gunness told there's been no official word from the u.s. that it will pull the support organization says it will continue to provide healthcare and education it had no indications whatsoever from the u.s. administration that they intend to cut funds from under they remain the single largest donor last year giving us three hundred sixty five million dollars we have daily conversations with them and as i say we've had no indications whatsoever of funding cut our contribution to the human dignity and the capital human capital of five point two million refugees the middle east is widely recognized it's enormous we run schools for half a million children and seven hundred schools we are doctors do nine million patient consultations per year we have nine thousand students in vocational training centers we have tens of thousands of disabled refugees we serve our micro finance department dispenses tens of millions of dollars of loans every year it's huge our contribution it's absolute massive our contribution to human development is really widely r

food health care and education is not a bargaining chip getting us an international allocation christopher gunness is the chief spokesperson for an era he maintains the organization has always been neutral when it comes to conflicts in the region we defend to the hilt are neutral role do you really think that would have access war zones in the battlefields of syria in places like aleppo if there was any question about on neutrality the fact is that there are standards of shallot sea which we rigorously uphold and run can ask reaction from ramallah in the occupied west bank. there has been strong reaction already let me start with the palestine liberation organization what they've said is this once again the u.s. administration proves its complicity with the israeli occupation by attempting to remove another poem and status issue off the table the talking there about refugees now the p.l.o. central committee met on monday they issued a statement saying the u.s. was not an honest broker and privately what they say is that the u.s. is actually becoming part of the conflict by siding with israel prime

relief agency spokesperson christopher gunness said there's been no suggestion from the u.s. that he will pull support but trump's twitter claim isn't helping the already unstable situation. there's a lot of uncertainty in this very turbulent region and we must do everything we can and is widely recognized in its humanitarian work to bring a sense of calm and indeed in two thousand and fifteen when we came close to suspending our services that sent shock waves through the refugee community five point two million people who are dependent as on under as first responders in times of war we give out food aid a million people receive our food aid in gaza but also in terms of human development we educate five hundred thousand children over seven hundred schools around the region and let's be clear two hundred seventy thousand of those are in gaza are doctors do nine million patient visits a year so our contribution to the dignity and the human capital of the middle east is widely recognized and we must do everything we can and we will work with our top donors to do that our top ten

or christopher gunness is the chief spokesman for he says the organization has always been neutral. we defend to the hilt our neutral role do you really think that under would have had access on the war zones in the battlefields of syria in places like aleppo if there was any question about the neutrality the fact is that there are standards if you shall a team which we rigorously uphold. bangladesh has agreed to repatriate six hundred fifty thousand ranger refugees to neighboring me and within two years. both countries agreed to set up temporary camps a short term housing for hundreds of thousands of fled. the state well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the street. facing reality growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place the so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter the mean maher government calls you a gringo the terrorist hear their story on the talk to al-jazeera at this time. today. catching up with al-jazeera correspondents on the stories that reporting right now and if you have questions for us pu

and international obligation christopher gunness is a chief spokesman for and he maintains the organization has always been neutral when it comes to conflicts in the region. we. do you really think that would have had access. to the battlefields of syria in places like aleppo if there was any question about only trying to achieve the. standards which we rigorously uphold twenty countries have agreed to push for tougher sanctions on north korea that's over its nuclear program this is after a summit in canada russia and china weren't invited to the summit to that meeting which they say could jeopardize improving relations with. talks between the north and south over kenya's participation in the winter olympics are also being held hong kong's high court has sentenced pro-democracy activist josh along to prison for a second time for his role in protests in two thousand and fourteen he received a three month jail term for contempt of court his lawyers have asked charges not to send him to prison while the request for an appeal is being considered a military court and thailand has decided not to

relief agency spokesman christopher gunness says there's been no suggestion from the u.s. that it will pull support. we have had no indications whatsoever from the us administration that they intend to cut funds from under they remain of the single largest donor last year giving us three hundred sixty five million dollars we have daily conversations with them and as i say we've had no indications whatsoever of funding cut our contribution to the human dignity and the capital human capital of five point two million refugees the middle east is widely recognized it's enormous we run schools for half a million children and seven hundred schools we are doctors do nine million patient consultations per year we have of nine thousand students in vocational training centers we have tens of thousands of disabled refugees we serve a micro finance department dispenses tens of millions of dollars of loans every year it's huge our contribution it's absolute massive our contribution to human development is really widely recognised as being widespread and indeed profound as humanitarians

peace process back on track harder than ever jamesburg al-jazeera at the united nations well christopher gunnessis the chief spokesman for he says the organizations working to extend its donor base to try and fill the gap we defend to the hilt are neutral role do you really think that would have had access war zones in the battlefields of syria in places like aleppo if there was any question about the neutrality the fact is that there are standards if you shall a team which we rigorously uphold the world health organization is warning that a defamer outbreak in yemen is spreading quickly almost seven hundred people have now been affected forty eight have died from the disease in the past four months and how data of the worst hit of the nineteen affected regions but there's some better news on the aid front the saudi led coalition now says it will allow for cranes at the port or for data to begin operating and they'll be used to offload food and medicines and as mohammed jam john reports that aid can't come soon enough . amid the worst humanitarian crisis in the world what could be a sliver of ho

peace process back on track harder than ever james bays al-jazeera at the united nations well christopher gunnessis the chief spokesman for the men tains the organization has always been neutral we defend to the hilt our neutral role do you really think that annorah would have had access war zones in the battlefields of syria in places like aleppo if there was any question about neutrality the fact is that there are standards if you shall a team which we rigorously uphold police in sudan have fired tear gas at demonstrators protesting against the soaring price of bread hundreds of people took to the streets near the presidential palace in khartoum on tuesday police used battens to control the crowd before making arrests nationwide protests started early this month and the government's new economic reforms caused bread and other prices to double. kosovo's government says the country remains calm and safe despite the killing of prominent politician oliver event of each he was shot dead outside his office serbia has called the murder an act of terrorism his poor brain. the yellow forensic markers sh

his name is christopher gunness.ks the right for palestinians -- amy:n of children, he is starting to cry. amy: list for gunness as the camera turns away from him, his head in his hands. later tweeting -- "there are times when tears speak more eloquently than words. mine pale into insignificance compared with gaza's." we have two minutes left. >> i know chris gunness. he is a terrific guy. i hope he doesn't lose his job. a special guy, an unusual guy. he worked in gaza. is married to a man, to a jewish man, and he is married to an israeli man, so you can imagine that hamas was not thrilled with him, but he is very principled and the tears were real. anybody who lives there has even passed through there, the heartbreaks and what has been done to the people of gaza. amy: what do you think needs to be done now? >> the first thing that has to be done is the siege has to be lifted and the un's human rights council, although the report was a complete whitewash and disgrace, mayor mcgowan davis was the author of it, they di

to get the peace process back on track harder than ever james zero at the united nations but christopher gunness is the chief spokesman for the united nations relief and works agency are annorah and he says the organization is working to extend its donor base to fill the gap and he also says that any suggestion that the organization is not neutral is wrong we defend to the hilt our neutral role do you really think that would have access war zones in the battlefields of syria in places like aleppo if there was any question about on neutrality the fact is that there are standards of shallot sea which we rigorously uphold. in chile pope francis is express what is called his pain and shame over the country's sexual abuse scandal this is the first time he's commented on the crisis surrounding a form of priests who was found guilty in twenty eleven of abusing teenage boys pope francis also met victims of child abuse by priests in santiago and from there in america it is a lucy and human reports. chilean catholics and immigrants from many parts of latin america spent the night here for the chance to se

well the on numerous spokesman christopher gunness told al jazeera that there's been no suggestion from the u.s. that it will pull support and the aid organization is just getting on with business . we have had no indications whatsoever from the us administration that they intend to cut funds from under they remain the single largest donor last year giving us three hundred sixty five million dollars we have daily conversations with them and as i say we've had no indications whatsoever of funding cut our contribution to the human dignity and the capital human capital of five point two million refugees the middle east is widely recognize it's enormous we run schools for half a million children and seven hundred schools we are doctors do nine million patient consultations per year we have of nine thousand students in vocational training centers we have tens of thousands of disabled refugees we serve our micro finance department dispenses tens of millions of dollars of loans every year it's huge our contribution it's absolute massive our contribution to human development is really widely re

very contentious issue that they need to discuss and they will behind closed doors let's join christopher gunness spokesman for the un relief and works agency on raw joins me now via skype from east jerusalem fredricka maga really really really iterating where the e.u. stands mr got us also norway itself but the harsh realities of that at the a and the help and assistance that comes from the international community has to go physically through israel in some shape or form before it arrives at its intended destination. well that's only if you think that we only work in the guards on the west bank and we also work in syria in jordan and in lebanon on and we have extremely expensive programs in education in health and of course our emergency services at places like syria where for the last seventy years of this conflict has extracted an extremely high price on the palestine refugees there were over half a million before the war these are already some of the most disadvantaged and fragile people in syria and it's central as far as we're concerned because that who did the cash they get in places like

doctors see nine million patients in one hundred forty three primary health clinics every year christopher gunness is the chief spokesman for our he's warning the funding crisis will lead to further radicalization in refugee camps. under from united states of largest single state owner sixty million we were expecting up all the three hundred fifty million that leaves a hole in our budget of two hundred ninety billion dollars and that's just imperative contribution to the overall debt it's so of course very pleased that donors are stepping forward and are coming forward in light of our isolates global fund raising and that's good but let's not make any mistakes or let's not have any illusions about this the task ahead is very very we are deeply in debt it's an unprecedented a national crisis and we're really going to in the international donor community step up because what's at stake is nothing less instability in at least having five hundred thousand children on the streets of the middle east not in u.n. schools at a time when it's themis groups are in full group mode i think we can all agree tha

gun fire. u.s. marshal christopher david hill, an 11 year veteran die in the line of duty. >> christopher hill die aid hero and we will honor him by standing by his family and law form and are conducting a thorough investigation into all aspects of this investigation. >> hill and other officers were executing a warrant on the 1800 block of mulberry street. for at rest of shale appears and when entered the home a male suspect fired at officers and was shot and killed. the loss of deputy hill leave a huge hole in their hearts. >> deputy hill served the country and this community with courage. he will be missed and words cannot say how much. i ask that you keep his wife and two children in your thoughts and prayers. >> investigators say that the two shooting started on the inside of the home and ended on the outside. and two other police officers were shot including a harrisburg officer and another from work city police department. both are expected to survive and are being treated for life-threatening injuries. >> our entire community mourns the loss of deputy hill and the brotherhood and sisterhood of

it happened overnight in the 1400 block of christopher columbus boulevard. two men pulled out gunsnd one man shot the other. the victim was rushed to jefferson hospital. the man who fired the shot was taken into custody and questioned. also happening in south philadelphia, a man was shot in the face. it happened during an argument inside an american legion post. police were called to south 24th and oregon avenue about 1:30 this morning. they say the argument began inside of the men's room. the victim was run to penn presbyterian where he is listed in critical condition. so far no arrests have been made. >> the taliban is claiming responsibility for an attack on an afghan hotel that has killed six people. afghan security forces say one of the victims is a foreigner but they did not say from what country. security forces killed gunman inside of the hotel. the taliban says there were five gun men and a news agency reported shooting continued after afghan had continued. an interior ministry official says 153 people including 31 foreigners were rescued from the hotel. >>> today vice pre

marshall who was gunned down in harrisburg earlier this morning. authorities say 45 year-old christopher hill was shot and killed while serving a warrant on a woman. officials say that while officers were arresting her a man opened fire, two other officers were injured but they are expect to be okay, and the gun man was shot and killed. incident remains under investigation. >>> the south jersey doctor charged with killing his wife will remain behind bars for the time being. a detention hearing was held for doctor james kaufman, and four other defendants charged last week in the murder of radio hoe april kaufman. she was shot to death in her home, and, may of 2012. police say, doctor kaufman had april kaufman killed, with the pagan's motorcycle club. >>> nineteen bill cosby accusers will be, could aloud to testify, in the comedian's retrial on sexual abuse charge these spring. prosecutors preparing the case made that request today, and they have asked for permission to have 13 accusers testify, in bill cosby's first trial, which ended in a hung jury in june but judge only allowed testimon

marshall to was gunned down in harrisburg earlier this morning. authorities say that 45 year-old christopher hill was shot, and killed, while serving a warrant on a woman who was wanted for making a terroristic threat with a weapon. officials say that while officers were arresting her, a man opened fire. >> christopher hill died a hero today, we will honor his memory by standing with his family and his brothers and sisters in law enforcement. we will conduct, and are already conducting a, thorough , cooperative investigation into all aspects of this incident. >> two other officers were injured in the gun battle, and they are expected to be okay. the gun man was shot and killed, the incident remains under investigation. >>> nine people were hurt after suffering smoke inhalation during a house fire overnight in upper chichester delaware county. fire broke out in the basement of the home on rodney avenue around 4:00 this morning. authorities say that all of the victims were able to escape, the burning home, before fire fighters got there fire fighters battled flames, and the cold conditions. >>

was christopher rampoldt and a cattle rancher called 911 and federal investigators are investigating the cause of the crash. >>> a woman injured by -- police say 55-year-old tari pointed a shut gun at police who responded to a 911 call about a home. an officer opened fire, hit the shotgun injuring the woman's hands and she retreated into the home before surrendering and she's in the hospital expected to survive. san jose's police chief says the shotgun turned out to be unloaded, but the woman's actions left officers with no choice. >> intervention training is not [indiscernible]. when someone threatens officers, via the 911 call and steps out of the house and points a shotgun at my officers, the options are limited. >> a neighbor told ktvu, she was depressed because she lost several people close to her including her son and mother. she could face charges of threatening a police officer and assault with a deadly weapon. >>> time is 4:39. san francisco police arrested a school teacher who they say held a student over the edge of a second floor campus balcony. 47-year-old toe-- tobar is a teacher and he's held on child endangerment. he was spotted holding a children over a balcony

christopher columbus boulevard. two men got into a disagreement as they were leaving a movie at the riverview plaza theater. when they reached the bar, both men pulled out gunsshooting. one man was critically injured. vethdors say he had a license to carry a gun, the other man good not. so far police have not filed any charges. >> a new study finds if you're having trouble falling asleep, writing a to-do list could fix that problem. researchers at baylor university found that those who wrote down things they needed to get done the next day fell asleep 9 minutes sooner than those who didn't. they say it's a similar effect that certain sleep medications have. they believe the list clears the brain from worry. i have to tell you, i do that and it works. >>> most moms-to-be choose a beautiful back drop to pose in front of. an atlanta woman chose something different. her pictures were taken at her favorite fast food joint taco bell. she spent too much time and money at taco bell during her second pregnancy so she knew it was the perfect location. and her husband likes taco bell too so it's a win-win. they chose a photographer friend and got the okay from an atlan

christopher david hill was fatally shot. there is who they were trying to arrest that woman there but when they were trying to arrest her that guy there police say took out a gun and started shooting at the officers, so, that one victim was killed, and then the other officer who was injured, the suspect was also killed. >>> all right. two, 13 years old girls are at children's hospital this morning after eating cookies at a school and they say they were layed with marijuana. they go to lamberton in west philadelphia within of the girls brought them from home and they came from the girl's grandmother, police are still trying to deciding whether she should be facing charges. >>> we have news headlines, mike and alex and the gang, back to you. >> thanks, karen. >>> so mike, trying to figure out how to work the meg phone but can't figure it out. your mouth is big enough already. >> can you hear meo kay. >> everybody have their masks. >> yeah. >> okay, prove to it me. we have to take a quick break. get out here to chickie and pete's in south how many times do you think we will hear that this morning. >> 5,000. >> i'm not mad about it at all >> game starts about 6:30

christopher. >> he was the guy in the bushes. >> he was the guy in the bushes with the gun. >> reporter: chris hadhot his own mother. a ruse to throw off the cops. and a bumbling one at that. becky said their plan was for chris to shoot and miss. >> he didn't mean to shoot me. he was just gonna shoot at me to scare me, for me to say that somebody chased after me wantin' money. >> your own son shot you. >> he didn't mean to. >> reporter: becky sears had told investigators quite a story in a version that showed her slightly less culpable than chris. the legal fight now had shifted to mother against son. and becky had one more card left to play. coming up -- it's the question everyone was asking. >> who is this woman? >> evil. hi, i'm the internet! yu know what's difficult? armless bowling. ahhhhhhhh! you know what's easy? building your website with godaddy. get your domain today and get a free trial of gocentral. build a better website in under an hour. ...from godaddy! in fact, 68% of people who have built their... ...website using gocentral, did it in under an hour, and you can too. build a better

christopher david hill was fatally shot. that was the suspect he was trying to arrest. while trying to arrest her that guy had a gun, police say and started shooting at law enforcement, and hitting one, and then, injuring another. he was killed at the scene. >>> two, 13 years old girls are at children's hospital this morning after eating cookies there at their school, layed with marijuana. they go to the lambert ton school in west philadelphia. police say one of the girls brought them from home and they came from the child's grandmother, police are still decide if you go that grandmother will be facing charges. >>> all right. you could be looking at a shut down just hours away congress is on the verge of blowing a midnight deadline to fully fund the government which means we could have a partial shut down. there has been last ditch effort to come up with a short term deal from the house but not senate likely. lets get to washington and doug luzader, good morning to you, what are we expecting. >> reporter: we're expecting a senate that could come into session in a few hours this morning probably around is 11:00. the