you can check out these donations, these disaster relief organizations to donate for the turkey-syria earthquake. also beware of charities that say they are in turkey and ask for donations to be paid through their paypal accounts since paypal has not been operating in turkey since 2016. also checked online how to spot fraudulent charities that have some of the same methods as the one we just showed. the same methods were also shown for fake donations for victims of the war in ukraine. >> thank you very much indeed. thanks to peter o'brien for the business. great to see you, sir. and thanks to you for watching wherever you are around the world. more to come "live from paris." >> it is unheard of. young people in china challenging the president. the clampdown is immediate. >> the police suddenly and violently took people away. in our country, we cannot voice our opposition. >> strict lockdowns, daily tests. people are infuriated. >> so many people were sleeping on the streets. i heard people screaming. >> the only thing they told us was to hold on. >> some i thinking of leaving the coun

a lvivian woman comes to donate blood.onating blood, she approaches our volunteer and receives such a flyer. she chooses from the whole program. is it a visit to an exhibition or a guest concert for example, an organ hall or a museum of folk architecture is an active curatorial tour of a theater managed by oleksiy kravchuk. the actor also joined in. the actor understands the importance of the action well, because he himself changed the scene on the battlefield in the first days of the war. now he is rehabilitating after being wounded under a bahmut, all his ribs were broken from a mobile explosive injury and contusion. and such shattering indicators, but the guys saved my life, the fact that blood is needed now is unbelievable, because many brothers are wounded, many brothers need our help, and this is actually cool, it is necessary in the blood of all groups, doctors say, especially during the war, it is needed by the military and evacuated civilians more than once , it is the blood reserves that have saved human lives ,

washington, d.c., donated by lars anderson, donated by isabel, the widow of society member lars. anderson, this is the first and only headquarters building the society has ever had an anderson house has provided a home for our museum library and educational programs and propelled the growth of the organization in the 20th century. in 2012, the society created the american revolution institute of the society of the cincinnati as its public face, carrying out the historic mission to promote understanding and appreciation. the achievements and legacy of the revolution. this also made our elevator pitch much more simple. instead of having to first explain what the heck the society of the is. and no, we're not headquartered in ohio, we can jump right to the meat of the american revolution and our work in that space. so to achieve mission today, we support advanced, study, present exhibitions and other public programs, collect and preserve artifacts and documents of the revolution advocate, historic preservation, and provide to teachers and students to enrich understanding of the ameri

d w. news visits of berlin school where donations have been pouring in. ah hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us too powerful earthquakes have killed more than 5000 people in turkey and syria. rescue efforts are all going, but the death toll is expected to rise further. the initial 7.8 magnitude tremor was centered north of the turkish city of gaussian tap. it caused destruction stretching along turkeys, southern border from the mediterranean eastwards, also affecting parts of northern syria. emergency cruise had been working in freezing temperatures to find survivors. rescue is continue to dig the survivors among the thousands dead for a sign of hope as a man is pulled alike from the rubble. 0 one. 0 oh. but the others hope is fading fast. i should be jo. my wife is in the yeah. what my wife is in the region, one should never give up on hope, but most probably she died. j b must, as always, hope, christmas, but i stayed with her for 3 hours and spent another hour to get out on the hold. we saw for you, but i didn't get any response from her for 3 hours, which i don't kn

but in the big picture, we are now saved simply by regular donations from our regular donors and our competent help not only the armed forces, but also professional cooperation with business. what is the value of our collaboration with the okko company, where the whole of ukraine at all gas stations sees what project we are trying to implement and everyone likes it and everyone joins it, and i hope that this year there will be several similar projects and each of these projects will be to the liking of the average ukrainian ugh well, you say that the level of donations is falling, but here i am looking at facebook come back alive literally two days ago uh post that in one week from the 13th to the 19th of february of the current year managed to accumulate 52 million yes no yes stop yes 52 million if i'm not mistaken yes yes yes yes it is already considered not very much yes well on er no this is the amount of issued property er this is what we did not collect and what we bought and already transferred, i.e. 50 two lams were actually purchased. here is a list of exactly what was trans

i this is being discussed openly and of course the donation.— of course the donation.he donation. i think it is something which is _ of course the donation. i think it is something which is both - of course the donation. i think it is something which is both quite remarkable and something to be very much welcomed. in fact in some ways it's not a surprise that it comes from that your valiant family. a very distinguished family, one which has always had a strong public profile. you can look at the edge of aliens as being some of the most distinguished people in the 19th century and 20th century, one of the surprises i think is that the family on the really discovered or rediscovered their links to slavery, and they were one of the most significant slave owners in the british empire. they earned over 1000 -- british empire. they earned over 1000 —— they owned over 1000 enslaved people, but they didn't really know much about it in the 20th and 21st century. it shows i think the extent to which british links with slavery and individual links with slavery and individual link

and that's why we discussed synchronizing our donations into an integrated training plan. and you can see the importance of our coordination and our common efforts to meet ukraine's needs for armor. among the members of this contact group, we have given ukraine's defenders more than 8 combat brigades. this includes major contributions from united states of strikers in bradley's and abrams tanks and includes the u. k. donation of challenger tanks in the contribution of sen armed personnel, armored personnel carriers that canada announced last month. it also includes the refurbished t $72.00 tanks at the united states. the netherlands and the czech republic are in the process of delivering as well as poland, latest donation of t 70 twos. and it includes the important steps from germany, poland, canada, portugal, spain, norway, denmark, and the netherlands on leopard battle tanks. now we also heard today about significant new air defense donations, that includes italy and france, which jointly announced that they will provide ukraine with a samp t air defense system. and fran

the children here have brought in items for donation, helping others can be fun. questions later you can ask. i donated toys so the children would have something that they wouldn't have otherwise are so that they can have fun and be happy. he got a gun or says other game will get the office or a garrison that danny. i wanted to donate a few things that are stuck because these children don't have anything yet. tech guy camera, me, me and i don't want them to be sad accurate because their clothes are torn or things like that. even younger sister in america, boy gary can nominate a punish leslie. we know that there are many 8 organizations in bosnia, but this one focuses on baby so much. they're the most helpless of all. yeah. and on other children, of course, for solid yet. so last year we got in touch with them all about us was knocked off today over a doin, nick, olga regularly assists over $250.00 families. i'd acidic of ich says the state is simply not able to provide the aid so urgently needed. if not for private initiatives like hers, the situation of bus news

world health organization and iran, hosted by tehran , a page on the culture of voluntary blood donation among the people of these countries was one of the goals of this meeting . the countries that are members of the group of five will gather together and the results and decisions of the stadium to evaluate the status and indicators of blood transfusion in the countries that are members of the group of five and cooperation in promoting the culture of voluntary blood donation among these countries are among the goals of this meeting of the ministers of the world health organization, mar france, east maidan region. we have 100% volunteers, our standards are high, we became the host of the summit, so that we can announce our successes and our neighboring countries, the problems they have, the minister of health was present in this summit, iran's first place in voluntary blood donation in the eastern mediterranean region. he pointed out that the islamic republic of iran is one of the leading countries in terms of blood transfusion. we have blood transfusion bases in all provinces and there

we will see an interesting report in this field, reducing the sentence against organ donation during and from the american legislative body for freedom . new prisoners proposed by the representatives of the american states are so that the prisoners can reduce their sentence by donating their bone marrow and organs . carlos collins and judy elisa are the representatives of the massachusetts states who are taking a step forward in the promotion of this plan against the donation of bone marrow and other organs. their body can get a discount of up to one year for their convictions, and when gonzalez and carr isacco announced this plan on twitter , they faced opposition from their followers who called it forced and disgusting, the guardian wrote in response to this plan. federal bureau of prisons the united states allows organ donation by prisoners only if the organ recipient is a close family member. none of the us state prisons allow the granting of permits to prisoners sentenced to death, even if they have already registered for organ donation. it's like selling in america, which i use

and the task now is to sort through donations and get the a to where it's needed. most children's shoes, warm clothing and senator re products donations from the turkish community that these volunteers assaulting out in a school in berlin. as soon as they heard about the earthquakes, they wanted to help evolve to mourn for hall. i was at home this morning and heard about this tragic. it is also in turkey, cognitive, social media, on the news type in the harbor that you think i heard that there was a relief effort going on here. there's people that needed when to clothing in food have an effect of em. hello. i took everything i could take from home, and additionally, when shopping, la, then i brought it here. half of it. i'm also helping to make sure it gets to where it is needed for your, for the organizer of the initiative knows 1st hand, how urgently help is needed. smart the for my, i'm doing this from my heart because they was once effected personally. all night i experienced the 1992 earthquake and i know how difficult the situation is. my son has. i was grate

donation is mainly young, progressive and active people, why it is not at all difficult and not scarynt nataliya nagorna tested it on herself and talked to patients who are waiting for vitally necessary donations of documents that take no more than 10 minutes, presence and a passport are required, and i get goosebumps when i realize how significant it really is. oleksandra, a cardiologist and transplant coordinator of the amosov institute of cardiovascular surgery, she helps i should sign the consent if it ever happens that the doctors declare brain death, then i am not against it , or my organs were used for transplantation to other people, a person who has already died does not in principle, will she be buried with her heart, liver, and kidneys, and people who are still here need to live on, such declarations can be signed today in 32 transplant centers across the country, the program has been going on for the third year, last year became a record for the number of transplants in ukraine, 384 organs were transplanted, more than half of which are posthumous donations with the consent

and millions of people have donated money to its reconstruction. hundreds of art historians and crafts people are working day and night to meet the reopening deadline. master glass maker flavio also the t is one of them. she is tasked with restoring to shine back to neutral dom but locals and visitors alike will have to wait until late next year to see the cathedral restored to its former glory. sophie von san patty is preparing for her day's work with care. ringback a master glass maker. she's one of the artisans tasked with restoring the stained glass windows damaged in the natural dam, fire and cleaning the thought off them. it's a painstaking operation, but she's working at full speed so that the cathedral can reopen as soon as possible. it's also where they work in to shifts here from 6 in the morning to 10 of night think m o m c m, we are work to help repair this trauma is something really special. have i said, we usually have more time for our work on projects that are planned for the long term and, but this is an emergency of sorts. no tottenham has a very special symbolic qual

the children here have brought in items for donation, helping others can be fun. questions little you could ask, i done it at toys so the children would have something that they wouldn't have otherwise are so that they can have fun and be happy. he got a gun, meg worse as i love it again. but did that. oh, oh, harrison that danny i wanted to donate a few things that they're stuck because these children don't have anything yet camera, me, me, and i don't want them to be sad accurate because their clothes are torn or things like that. even erica, erica boy, gary can nominate a brother. so leslie, we know that there are many 8 organizations in bosnia, but this one focuses on babies on what they're the most helpless of all year and on other children, of course for sally yet. so last year we got in touch with them about us moved off today. oh gra, doin nick. olga regularly assists over 250 families. i'd acidic of ich says the state is simply not able to provide the aid so urgently needed if not for private initiatives like hers. the situation of buzz, news children wou

that money isn't an issue for the cathedral parish. donations from around the world will cover the cost of the repair work. for many of the crafts people, though this is more than a job, it's a labor of love. also said you were part of a long line of glass makers who began in the middle ages for each of us works to preserve the building for the next generation unit has offered you once to such on the dust of centuries have been removed. the stained glass windows will shine like new a natural dam might even be a little more beautiful than it was before. a whole just a stone's throw from the sea. it's a dream for many nature lovers. and for one family in britain, it became a reality without breaking the bank. they farm a piece of land on the west coast in the community of new port in the middle of a national park. it's a scheme supported by the welsh government, but there is a catch matthew wilkinson and his wife caris, have agreed to a life with a minimal ecological footprint. a simple life that requires a lot of imagination. oh, is that we're good? that is where a luxury elsa and billy

prisoners can reduce the length of their sentence by donating bone marrow for their body parts. judy edissa are representatives of the state of massachusetts, who in the promotion of this new advance plan, inmates can get a discount from 60 days to one year on their sentences in exchange for donating bone marrow and other organs, and when gonzalez and carr isacco announced this plan on twitter. followed by opposition their supporters, who called it forced and hateful, faced this plan. in response to this plan, the federal prisons of the united states allow organ donation from prisoners only if the organ recipient is a close family member . it does not allow the death penalty even if it is already registered. donating organs is a fake sale in america, which i did in order to earn money and pay for my living expenses. gave based on that i do this to pay bills and for many months now, selling their blood or a body part is the only solution left to continue life and freedom. among them, germany reached zero with 164 deaths, and recorded the highest number of corona victims in the pa

donation in 43-year history.the foundation and becoming most requested celebrities all coincides with the star's 60th byrd, make a wish celebrating the milestone and donation on the web page for big happy birthday message for mr. jordan. finally there's this, maria, this is cool. never before seen footage of the titanic wreckage was just released. the haunting video shows remote control vehicle exploring the ship for the first time. it was actually shot back in 19986, excuse me, that wasless than a year after the wreckage was first discovered. they didn't find it till '85. the ship is 1250 feet below sea level. it's 80 minutes of uncut, unnarrated footage, remember back in april 14th, 1912 the titanic hit iceberg from england to new york city sinking the entire ship. only 700 of the more than 22 on board survived. there's a window and the really crazy part, there was a chandelier still hanging from the ceiling. anyway, so that's one big story. the other is that jack could he have survived. >> there was room for h

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for organ donation. i read the living expenses i wear it because you can't continue living with this minimum wage , so i do it to pay for it. for many americans , selling their blood or a body part is the only solution left to continue their life and freedom. quds, the military branch of the palestinian islamic jihad movement, and cooling down a zionist regime reconnaissance drone in nablus, informed the soldiers of the nablus group during the reconnaissance and imaging operation that they succeeded in shooting it down. also, they killed a palestinian youth by attacking the alexander camp in nablus. the zionists entered the jenin darsht camp, which was met with the resistance of the resistance fighters. another news from palestine is that the department of prisoners and freed persons affairs of the zionist regime attacked the daman prison and assaulted the captive teenagers. deprived and banned from meeting their families for a month, germany has the highest number of corona victims with 164 deaths in th

the project of hearts donated after the death of the circulatory system participates. use of new technology is the biggest event that has happened in the field of heart transplantation. until now, the heart is usually removed from a body and placed in a tray in one, but the difference of the new technology what is in the new method of removing the heart to a job machine a miniaturized one is attached that pumps blood into this heart and thus not only restores it, but we can even go further and use hearts that are not usable simply because of the distance dimension . by increasing the possibility of transporting donated hearts, technology expands the number of components that can be transplanted. previously, donated hearts had to be transplanted within 24 hours, but now it is possible for hearts that stay on this device for more than 9 hours to be successfully transplanted. linked with chinese researchers to make microcapsules that can be up to several the ice melts on the surface of the asphalts. this microcapsule contains sodium acetate salt and compared to the curren

them, and you can give people a step to join them voluntarily signed statements about posthumous donation result and did not become a single state information system transplantation, there are several hundred people who during their lifetime agreed to donate their anatomical materials after their death, but it must be understood that these are young active people who have a responsible civic position and are ready to donate. the world leader in transplantology is the united states and spain . in these countries, the so-called presumption of consent in ukraine, on the contrary, presumption of non-consent, this means that in order for organs to be removed and sent to the recipient after death , a person must sign a special agreement or agree to it her relatives, the war and tens of thousands of victims in ukraine did not affect the increase in the number of transplants as donors are not considered neither military nor civilians who suffered as a result of hostilities eduard ivanovych a person who congratulates did not complain during the day walked i don't know 20-25 kilometers each day wel

now, we also heard today about significant new air defense donations. that includes italy and france, which jointly announced that they will provide ukraine with the air defense system. and france also announced it will work with australia to ramp up 155 millimeter ammunition production to support ukraine. and finally, let me also thank norway, which just announced it will provide 7.5 billion euros in military and civilian assistance to ukraine over the coming five years. that's a very significant commitment. now, all of these capabilities will continue to be important for ukraine's success on the battlefield, but as i said last month in ramstein, this isn't about one single capability. it's about delivering all the capabilities that we've promised, it's about integrating these together and working with the ukrainians to help them fight for their freedom. now, we also had an important discussion today on our ongoing work on accountability. it's a priority for me and my contact group colleagues to ensure that our donations continue to be used as intended

many didn't notice the donation request.ans are decorated with images of throwing garbage away. the images are designed with the help of a vocational school. the task will run through march 10th. the tourism company working on the project aims to make it a regular feature of the market in the fiscal year starting in april. >>> frozen food is at center stage at a major food exhibition here in japan. about 2,000 producers and organizations are displaying their latest products and equipment. it's one of the largest food fairs in the country. it's being held in chiba city near tokyo. frozen food is more popular with japanese consumers, as the freezing technology improves. bun p one producer has come up with a way to keep the savory filling in the dumplings. households of two or more people spent an average of 10,000 yen last year on frozen food, about 75% not counting staples like rice and noodles. that is an increase of nearly 30% in yen terms from 2019 before the pandemic. >> translator: consumers feel that frozen food tastes

we moved out a little bit with that donation, and i realized that you, uh, while discussing i donate here's the worst thing about us . the anonymous donators club is opening, because that the first thing, that i realized that i had a lot of money of my own, honestly threw fifa and i'm ashamed to call this figure, but i'm ready. the name of the biggest donat that i made for one part in fifa comes out every year. that is, uh, revelation began in september, new versions of fifa are released every year, and the way i made money on fifa, i competed in fifa and , unfortunately, i did not support a very good story with payne, and the biggest one was more than half a million rubles in one version. wow for a year, but not immediately none not a single application. but the second thing is that here i am already fifu for several years they have not played at that level and have already moved a little away from esports, but you were talking about donations. i realized that i, in principle, ever threw something beautiful would have turned out. eh friends. this is a combo console podcast. my name

many of the people are distributing and collecting donations. some of them have been doing this for 3 days in a row. they also told me that is their way of battling the feeling of helplessness that overcomes them when they see images of the devastated areas. some volunteers have family in the affected region. there isn't any, we don't know anything. we have one or 2 relative who we've heard of fine. but there are hundreds whom we have not been able to reach. the whole family is over there, and many people here are in the same position, began to familiarize when to sketch he in years or the donations are now being brought to the airport and 2 flights to turkey as scheduled to leave to day. china says america is waging and information war against it by accusing beijing of spying with high altitude balloons. the pentagon says the balloon it jot down saturday over the carolina coast was part of a lodge surveillance program. china contains, it was just a weather balloon, but us officials say it belonged to an aerial observation network spanning 5 con

once a month they donate to a new charity. that beach. >> see, tom has got the gutfeld shirt on. we will see him if he could work out. gutfeld wouldn't but tom will. all right? that's a little bit of, i think, optimism and hope and community from in florida. back to you in new york. >> steve: what a great spot to have a little coffee first thing in the morning you watch the sun come up and see those balloons stubbs in the power lines. >> ainsley: or maybe a bloody mary. >> steve: it is friday. thanks, will, and rachel too, good job. >> will: you bet. >> brian: coming up straight ahead head by speaker mccarthy delegation go down to the border over in arizona. what they found? well, we will discuss it. congressman derek van or den was he's next.ne sn't care. i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adul

start to collecting donations here. what has eaten spread outside the community from oak are going to grow up. i'm not a turkey, but i'm doing this from the hardships that are giving as human to human. whether turkish or not shorter doesn't matter where all human being russellville is. melina mentioned. hygiene products and warm clothing. these volunteers collect what is needed most because on every one can go to turkey to help on the ground. many of the people are distributing and collecting donations, some of them has been doing this for 3 days in a row. they also told me that is their way of battling the feeling of helplessness that overcomes them when they see images of the devastated areas. some volunteers have family in the affected region. this, we don't know anything. we have one or 2 relative who we've heard are fine, but there are hundreds whom we have not been able to reach. the whole family is over there, and many people here are in the same position, began to family, went to school here in years, all the do

they say british donations will make a real difference.ties are already on the ground, they've been responding since the earthquake sadly hit both turkey and syria. people would have seen the immense damage, sadly over 15,000 people have lost their lives and now is the priority shift from that search and rescue to making sure those survivors get the food, water and medical assistance they need. and to help people keep warm in the terrible winter conditions that were seeing. this is why we have urged the british public today through this appeal to give what they can. i've seen for myself, i've just come back from ukraine and have seen what uk donations have done helping on the ground in ukraine and that why were turning our attention to syria and turkey now. money on the ground will go a huge distance to saving people's and protecting people's lives there. our middle east correspondent anna foster is in gaziantep — the epicentre of the biggest earthquake to hit the region. she's been telling us more about how the search and rescue teams are

there the donations are a lifeline here, little my eat is hungry. she's marizza a mentor, which is 3rd child. she and her husband, nermine, live in bosnia and are unemployed. often they have no idea how they'll scrape by a fellow bos. nick lets them stay in his apartment, but they still don't have enough to live on with you by king and find out if um, if we get the equivalent of about a 150 euros a month and benefits for the children, that's much less than they need everything costs more these days of school so that the family needs about 4 times that amount to make ends meet. i eda city coverage is going to pay the family a visit. he takes her about 3 hours to drive over the mountains even longer in winter when the roads are bad. but the aid her organization provides is badly needed in the countries poverty stricken east. with that, there aren't many of us, but we still try to cover all of bosnia and herzegovina. dominic we have various projects going and also keep all parts of the country supplied by express mount b, but we deliver a lot of it our

we were going to donate. largest donation, they promised this to give the picture is really the biggest donation we have we managed to collect the necessary amount for rangefinders for the national guard, but so far the person who made this is the biggest donation, she did not write back to us, so we still call on vitaly maybe you can help the editorial chat 13 650 this by the way, about one range finder. we have collected the necessary amount. for this amount of range finders, if serhii stran can come to our place, then i am asking you to come between us in free mode , please come in, well, symbolically, we give you this one range finder, you will take the rest and a few words, eh. this is how i understand it for your unit, including it will be like this, this is for our unit, but i am very happy that you helped us raise funds, how will they work, because you know, many viewers may not understand it would seem like a small box. and what is inside it, how can it save lives, i will not explain to what extent.

and other systems donated by the countries in this room. the world was inspired by the resilience of ukraine's people and the courage of ukraine's troops, even in the face of setbacks. ukraine has shown that it will prevail and more countries have rushed to help ukraine fight for his territory, its sovereignty and its freedom. and your presence here just proves that countries of good will from all around the world, continue to step up and to ensure that any setbacks are only temporary. and together, this contact group has made it clear that we will support ukraine's fight for freedom or the long haul and help ukraine hold in advance during the spring counter offensive. with unity and urgency, we will again deliver the support that we have promised to ukraine. we will put the cape put capabilities into the hands of train ukrainian forces so that they can be integrated together on the battlefield. now we know how to do this. last april we have held our 1st contact group to coordinate our contributions to ukraine. and these meetings continue t

if you want to donate, and people really need that help, donate to a registered charity. countries have a register, you can find out if the charity is registered. if something does not feel right, don't donate. if you are getting e—mails, don't click links, if you want to donate to a charity that might have e—mailed you, go to the website and you are directly that way. hope e-mailed you, go to the website and you are directly that way.— you are directly that way. how can --eole you are directly that way. how can people find _ you are directly that way. how can people find out — you are directly that way. how can people find out more? _ you are directly that way. how can people find out more? i _ you are directly that way. how can people find out more? i doubt - you are directly that way. how can l people find out more? i doubt there is information on the government website with links to the registers website with links to the registers we have mentioned. and the bbc website too? == we have mentioned. and the bbc website too?— we have mentioned. and the bbc website too? ,

, putin accuses nato countries of participating in what he called crimes because of their weapon donations. and he also choose the most seeking to dismantle russia. and in the one this league of byron unit dominant when you been in a match with the 1st pe lease on the line that's coming up later in sports. ah, i married tilton welcome to the program. at least $59.00 migrants have died after their overcrowded boat smashed into rocks off of southern italy. the boat sank near the city of cro. tony more than 80 people were i, the rescued or swam ashore. some were taken to hospital and officials said that the vessel had set out from the western turkish port is near several days ago. the tele media say that the migraines, for mainly from afghanistan and iran and pakistan treasured possessions, we're sure dozens of migrant streams ended here. children are among the victims rescue workers faced strong winds, trying to bring survivors to safety. condolences came from europe's top officials. i am deeply saddened by the terrible shipwreck off the coast of calabria. the resulting loss of life of innoc

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person accused this night, countries of taking part in the ukraine conflict because of their weapons donations to keith. he repeats his claim that the waste is planning to break off russia. ah, i'm jarrett read, welcome to the program. at least 59 migrants have died after their overcrowded wooden barge smashed into rocks of thought. uneasily the boat sank. knee, the southern city of crow tornet. more than 80 people were either rescued or swam ashore. some were taken to hospital and official said the vessel had set out from the west in turkish point is mere several days. the guard italian media say the migrants were mainly from afghanistan, iran and pakistan. treasured possessions will sure dozens of migrant streams ended here. children are among the victims rescue workers faced strong winds, trying to bring survivors to safety. condolences came from europe, stop officials. i am deeply saddened by the terrible shipwreck off the coast of calabria. the resulting loss of life of innocent migrants is a tragedy. it's a shocking accident, but one that's all too familiar on italy, southern coastline a