david grassley their the un humanitarian coordinator for yemen, speaking to us from new york. thanks so much for your time, mr. grassley. and we wish you all the best with your well, my pleasure. thank you. now still ahead here on out of era children at risk from traffickers and india. as the pandemic pushes more families into poverty and, and for the winning streak, but then to this baseball team place and the pale ah well the snacks and take it face all way around. the edge of the radian peninsula, not actually, the winds died down $39.00 degrees is gonna be a fellow who wants to doha, but you see a circulation hand, you see wind coming across the cast been around the black sea. so let's have a closer look 1st of all, this one here. an unnamed storm but it's going to history came across inside of india and it was freed up to a tropical depression at least cycling possibly. but it be extensively wet from karachi across the border into iraq. this will be throughout friday and saturday and build that. we can't be sure where it's going to go, but it's tight circulation. it may we

david grassley is the united nation, dietary and coordinator for yemen. he says the fighting in my read risks facing more people and undermining the existing humanitarian fs. in march, we were really on the edge of famine for millions of people, just to step away. enough resources is not enough enough resources came in to scale up food distribution so that we could move away from half rations to 3 quarters to full rations in the most acutely affected areas. and that's been enough to stop them. the march towards famine, at least for now, but it's contingent on those funds, continuing to flow in these higher levels. and that's where our greatest concern is right now. fortunately in the side event on yemen at the general assembly last week, there was additional pledges of over $600000000.00. and hopefully that will get us through the end of the year. of those pledges come in on time, but i continue to worry about 2022. i worry about the fact that we're not getting funding for health water education help for the internally displaced for 1000000 people. these