nick: david beasley, executive director of the world food program, always a pleasure. y much. david: thanks, nick. ♪ amna: across europe, rivers have sunk to historic lows because of brutal heatwaves fueled by climate change. in britain, conservationists are urging the government and water companies to plant trees, and restoring wetlands to counter devastating droughts. meanwhile the source of the legendary river thames has dried up and moved several miles downstream, further than its er gone before. special correspondent malcolm brabant has been in search of the vanishing headwaters. malcolm: normally, you find the source of the thames near this pub, 100 miles west of london. now the name is misleading, because this aquifer has run dry. alisdair naulls works for a nonprofit striving to make britain's rivers more resilient. alisdair: what special is the limestone. about 65% of the water that comes into the thames is coming from down there. we are taking too much out and we are not allowing it to be this great big, lovely, cool, shading watery sponge that it has always b

over the next few weeks, for regions that are starving, the head of the world david beasley of the food reported a high probability of a large-scale famine in the coming weeks, according to the world food program, 22 million people are currently starving people putin's hopes are growing under this headline, the turkish hurriyet newspaper writes about the meeting of presidents erdoğan and zelenskyi with the un secretary-general guterres in lviv, journalists analyze the topic discussed at the summit, namely the continuation of the grain agreement mediated by the un and turkey, as well as the meeting between putin and zelenskyi, the tactics of a thousand cuts to drain the blood of the russians this is how, according to the journalists of the italian newspaper courier de la sera, ukraine is hitting military targets in the crimea in the photo of volodymyr zelenskyi, who calls on the world to increase the supply of effective weapons to ukraine, the british prisoners of the kremlin were thrown to the dock before the show trial in donetsk, under the following headline, the british daily mail wr

program said it's operations in mckelly had suffered a major setback in a tweet. executive director, david beasley said to grand authorities stole 570000 liters of fuel for w. f. p. operations into gray. millions will starve if we do not have fuel to deliver food. this is outrageous and disgraceful. we demand return of this fuel. now. united nation says the fighting needs to stop. we've seen these reports of air strikes in mikaela, which have caused or damaged her infrastructure. and civilians, more importantly i it's a very concerning development. we are not in a, in a position to confirm it. we do have staff and mckelly from the information we have . they're all safe and sound. but the communications is very complicated. and also the ability of staff to move around. i think this is this is a good opportunity to reaffirm the secretary general's call forces sation of hostilities . but earlier we spoke to trying to get a true on the phone. he's an independent journalist in the capital. i just have about the latest is mccully and s o s, which is an orphanage home for those that have lost, their pare

>> i was just in a room as i mentioned representative german, and spoke with david beasley who heads of ethiopia, tigre and other critical humanitarian situations. we are extremely concerned about the continuing humanitarian crisis out there. the u.n.'s access has been difficult, challenging, uneven, unpredictable, in many areas affected by these military operations. the conflict out there as a threat to peace and security and the entire horn of africa. we are committed to working not only with the food other organizations -- the food organizations to deliver humanitarian assistance. >> i hope you are also working for a you and declaration of famine, the physical side of getting the food trucks in and enough fuel in so that you can move the food around the tigre area. we want to move on to another question. i have supported our aid to the palestinian people through umbrella and otherwise. teaching the next generation of israelis and palestinians to strive for a two state solution is important. the palestinian authority curriculum taught half a million palestinian students in west ban

joining us is david beasley of the world food program and formerly south carolina's governor.ne yeah and ethiopia and just landed on the ground in rome and it is very, very, very bad. hard to believe that five years ago 80 million people marching to starvation. that was before covid. then covid on top of that and the numbers spike from 135 million to 275 million marching to starvation across the world. in somalia, northern kenya, just tragic. i saw dead animals. children dying before my eyes. >> wow. so the world food program, how can you intersect with this? how can you make a difference? what are you able to do? >> there's the lot we can do. democrats and republicans in washington seem to be fighting on everything and can't agree but with food security i have leaders step up, lay the differences aside and appropriated additional $5 million for international food security and what the american taxpayer needs to understand is america leads to help nations around the world. if we didn't you would have people dying around the world. destabilization of nations and mass migration

the head of the world food program david beasley visited somalia last week and warned the humanitarian crisis is intensifying. >> climate changes impacting the entire world and where i stand here and the horn of africa, absolutely no different. we are looking at 20 million people marching to starvation here in the horn of africa. where i stand in somalia, 7 million people. that is twice as many as it was just six month ago. why? conflict, extremist groups coupled with the driest season we have seen in decades. rainy seasons have just disappeared. amy: in other climate news, monsoon rains have triggered flooding and mudslides across northern india in recent days, inundating hundreds of villages and leaving at least 50 people dead. in neighboring pakistan, weekend flooding killed three dozen people, while heavy rains ought flash floods to eastern afghanistan, destroyin thousands homes and killing at least 20 people. in sudan, officials say flooding has destroyed over 14,000 homes and claimed 77 lives during this year's rainy season. here in the united states, a new study finds the climat

program said is opperation in mckenney, had suffered a major setback in a tweet. executive director, david beasley said to grand authorities stole 570000 liters of fuel for wsp operations. integrate millions will starve, who do not have fuel to deliver food. this is outrageous and disgraceful in demand return of this fuel. now. the fighting integrate began in november 2024. mister abbey achmed ordered a military offensive against the great people's liberation front in response to a tax on the federal army bases. the group says it was unfairly targeted. since then, the un has condemned both sides after they were accused of committing war crimes. to date, more than 2600000 people have been displaced because of the violence that's being in now we're going to to read who joins us on the phone. he's an advisor to the presence of the chief re region and an executive committee member of the t great people's liberation front. he joins us not from mackenzie so well, let me ask firstly, what's your view of this strike in mckenney? well, it's a consideration of resort to the stories of existing, right? he's

in a tweet, executive director, david beasley said to glad authorities stole 570000 liters of fuel was meant for w. f. p. operations integrating millions will starve if we don't have fuel to deliver food. this is outrageous and disgraceful. we demand the return of this fuel . now the fighting integral began in november 2020. if he appears prime minister abbey ahmed ordered a military offensive against the to glide people's liberation front. in response to attacks on federal army basis, the group says it was unfairly targeted since then the you and has condemned both sides. after they were accused of committing war crimes to dates more than 2600000 people have been displaced. due to the violence. months of record monsoon rains in pakistan, devastated large parts of the country. the government says that it's causing a humanitarian disaster of epic proportions. more than 900 people have been killed since june, most of them and bullets just on an eastern punjab provinces where entire villages a submerged one estimate says that there's been 5 times more rain, the seasonal average waterborne

beasley, thank you. >> thank you all. odoh my god, i'm just like whoa. y'all cut to the bone and the soul of the matter. i just thank you. >> play writer and screen writer david mammot discussed his book to religion and other topics. hear some of what he had to say. >> how is it that these people have warped this magnificent culture of the world? i said maybe they didn't do it. maybe we're looking at something else all together. maybe what these people are are taking lessons from medicine are a opportunistic infection that comes to the fore when the body becomes weak. it's not the pimple that causes the blood disease but rather the other way around. i said, now perhaps it begins to make sense that what's happening is a decay of an organism that gives them the rights and infraction and you're rundown and more likely to get the flow and gnarr arkansas you're not eating well and have the overriding fact that weakens the west. the answer i came up with was from a certain reading of history is process parity. it there's so much process prosperity we have so much liberal nonsense that law should not be law but an expression of feelings and that work is error, that