the world food program as i mentioned you're the head of the climate and disaster disaster risk reduction programs what are you doing to address. that impact the climate change is having on people who are going hungry across the world for humanitarian organizations in the u.n. climate change basically means we have to go back to provide emergency assistance to a growing number of people in the same countries over and over again so we have a really big challenge ahead what we need to do is we need to change our operating model into more long term risk reduction into a longer term risk reduction direction which means that we have to also work with national level institutions on early warning systems when they recognize certain triggers that we do not only get our trucks ready for providing efficient relief but also undertake prevention of d.v.d.'s at the community level as soon as we can look under from the world food program many thanks for talking to us back to you in berlin emerita chrysippus fingers at the copper twenty three u.n. climate conference in bonn thank you tony not just thoug

patrick: so, yes, i was a recipient of the food programs with second harvest food bank. 10 years ago, being an asian immigrant here in a new country, a big country, we found it hard to adjust economically and culturally. so, we were basically, like, feeling left out because of our situation. my wife was the one working, and we find it hard to stretch our resources. but luckily, a second harvest food bank field specialist found me and was able to actually tell me about the programs, help me with the calfresh food stamps. and that really helped a lot during our struggles here in the first few years here in america. robert: i know, i think it's really important for people to kinda hear that because some people might be reluctant to try to get involved or try to reach out. and it's nice to hear that, you know, i mean, people are working, and they're just trying to make ends meet, and just that little augmentation can really help, especially around the holidays, huh? patrick: yes. robert: yeah, how 'bout for you? what's the kinda, the rewarding thing now, having seen it from

because those were food program is currently assisting about seven million people a month almost a quarter of the population on a monthly basis here in yemen and these are the people who are the most the closest to famine. but there are others particularly of almost fourteen million people in northern yemen who are depending on the markets and so increases in. food prices fuel prices that has a direct impact on them so this is our biggest concern as well that these commercial flows also be restored as quickly as possible is this in your opinion steven anderson malicious these delays they malicious or is it just administrative it's hard for us to know we're are he'll is is that we need to move quickly that we're we're racing against time we can't afford the yemeni people already are in have faced so much suffering every single day counts stevenson there in santa thanks very much there. ok let's take it to the west coast of the states here's richard yes in it really warm across air another sign that we're living in a

have the siege the rebel held area in the damascus outskirts for the last five years the world food program says the situation will get worse for around one hundred seventy five thousand people when food stocks run out in a few weeks the city of duma hasn't had a food aid convoy since august russia's president has told his turkish and iranian counterparts that there is a real chance of ending the war in syria let it be a putin says he believes that a new stage has been reached in the conflict he's hosted talks in the black sea resort of sochi from where rory chalons reports. the war in syria is nearly over the three presidents meeting in sochi now it's time to rebuild the shattered country of lady may putin thinks a plan he's been pushing for weeks now is gaining momentum. i am satisfied by the fact that the presidents of iran and turkey have supported an initiative to hold an all syrian forum a congress of national dialogue in syria the kremlin driven initiative aims to bring a broad spectrum of syrian government opposition and civil society groups to sochi in early december to plan for th

world food program says at least four people have died because of hunger including a child who killed himself. well the russian president vladimir putin has told his turkish and iranian counterparts that there is a real chance of ending the war in syria speaking at three way talks said he believed a new stage had been reached in the syria crisis. reports from the black sea resort of sochi. the war in syria is nearly over the three presidents meeting in sochi now it's time to rebuild the shattered country of lady may putin thinks a plan he's been pushing for weeks now is gaining momentum through the retraining. i am satisfied by the fact that the presidents of iran and turkey have supported an initiative to hold an all syrian forum a congress of national dialogue in syria the crebain driven initiative aims to bring a broad spectrum of syrian government opposition and civil society groups to sochi in early december to plan for the country's future. and join me in congo we have all talked about oppositions all three countries have spoken in favor of convening this congress of national di

forces and their allies of cut off the rebel held district of eastern for five years the world food program says the situation could worsen for around one hundred seventy five thousand people when food stocks run out in the coming weeks those are the headlines i'll be back with more news for you here on al-jazeera but after today's edition of the stream next. but the message is a simplistic and misinformation is rife the listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narrative at this time on al-jazeera. ok and your history today is the trumpet ministration trying to turn protesting into a crime some civil rights activist thinks so and they are fighting to stop it.

warns commercial imports particularly food and fuel must also resume the world food program says continuing to choke off the supply could have a disastrous effect on fourteen million people living in northern yemen people it says it doesn't have the resources to help natasha going to does iraq. the army has been called in to restore order in the pakistani capital islamabad after more than one hundred fifty people were injured in violence between police and religious protesters earlier riot police fired tear gas and water cannon the demonstrators while clearing their city and camp which has been blocking main routes into the city for over two weeks the possesses are calling for the resignation of a minister who admitted a reference to the prophet mohammed in a parliament she will come out high is in sukiyaki near the eastern city of lahore kemal now we're hearing the army is being called in really this situation seems to be spiraling. absolutely spiraling out of control the civilian government has asked the military to come in aid of the to villian administration the primary objective would

warns commercial imports particularly food and fuel must also resume the world food program says continuing to choke off the supply could have a disastrous effect on fourteen million people living in northern yemen people it says it doesn't have the resources to help natasha going to does iraq. german chancellor angela merkel is urging against another election as she tries to form a new government coalition talks between merkel's conservative bloc into smaller parties collapsed last week she serves to polygonum and together soon after the center left social democrats agreed to more negotiations there's a. nice invite so in the next election we must do better we must have solved more problems than we have today it is with this in mind that we must evaluate possible talks with the social democrats of course we're prepared to talk but talks can only be conducted on the basis of mutual respect that must be clear. voters in honduras are heading to the polls for elections that will determine the next president current leader juan orlando hernandez announced he would stand again despite a one term

warns commercial imports particularly food and fuel must also resume the world food program says continuing to choke off the supply could have a disastrous effect on fourteen million people living in northern yemen people it says it doesn't have the resources to help natasha going to does iraq. zimbabwe's former finance minister is in court accused of corruption just a day after new prize and i was sworn in. was detained by the minatory during the takeover that forced the president robert mugabe from office meanwhile the high court has ruled the military's intervention was legal under simmons has more from harare. there's a real sense of normality returning to the streets now with the army appearing to have withdrawn back to barracks and the police being deployed in their place all over the city now the army have had a clearance from the high court that what they did ten days ago in taking over power was legal it was ok perfectly permissible to put robert mugabe under arrest a high court judge decided now this is a controversial move because some legal experts some human rights activists ar

warns commercial imports particularly food and fuel must also resume the world food program says continuing to choke off the supply could have a disastrous effect on fourteen million people living in northern yemen people it says it doesn't have the resources to help natasha going to does iraq. the un's refugee agency has been allowed to help hundreds of thousands of range of muslims return from bangladesh to me and mark the two governments signed a pact on thursday settling terms for the repatriation process which is expected to begin within two months under the new deal range refugees will be moved to temporary camps or so-called model villages constructed near their former homes in more also plans to issue them with identity cards on their return or them a stranger have so far rejected the scheme. that has more from cox's bazaar it's impossible to imagine the level of suffering that people like these have endured over recent months and indeed for decades now stories of men women and children being killed by the myanmar army also stories of gang rape being committed by soldiers in the mya

eastern five years days of relentless airstrikes and bombarded the opposition stronghold the world food program says the situation could worsen for around one hundred seventy five thousand people when food stocks run out soon the syrian opposition groups meeting in the saudi capital have renewed their demand for the removal of president bashar al assad in a draft resolution the communique states a governing body could include members of the government saudi arabia is a back of the syrian opposition it says the aim of the conference was to unify the groups ahead of negotiations with you to get a one in the way on tuesday in geneva. for countries blockading katsav added two institutions and eleven people to what they call that list of terror saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt claim that the cattle based world unit of muslim scholars and international islamic council promote terrorism through islamic discourse but often no evidence the world union of muslim scholars is headed by use of. and has sunni and shia members in september it condemned saudi arabia for the risk the reports of the arr

food bank. d we also have nutritional programs that provide foods to our food banks as well. that could be the subject of another evening, another evening to talk about -- tonight we want to talk about the snap-v and those are benefits that come at the time of disaster. and we know that our country has really been overwhelmed with disasters. we have seen obviously hurricanes in texas, louisiana area. and hurricanes in the florida, georgia area. hurricanes -- multiple hurricanes in puerto rico and the virgin islands and wildfires that have taken homes and lives, dramatic wildfires, burning entire neighborhoods and communities both in california and oregon specifically. and so this evening, i want to spend a little bit of time talking about those programs. i'm very proud of the programs that are authorized through the house agriculture committee through the farm bill, through our work and we are working on a farm bill right now. this next one expires in october of next year, 2018, but because of the rural economy, we felt it is important to do it ahead of time and hoping to acc

but this is one game we can't afford to lose the world food program fights and the world like helping people help themselves my goal. shift living in the digital age coming up stars of instagram a fitness app for horses and a high speed bar cooler but first account hacking cyber criminals hijack on line profiles of highly rated sellers they put up fake low priced deals to scam bargain hunters customers pay but never received the goods the money's gone and so is the sellers reputation. poker hunk is one of millions of germans who regularly make online purchases occasionally he also sells items on amazon for that he uses the websites shopping platform amazon marketplace one day he noticed something odd about his account. and was new talks but it must have happened around noon in the evening after a few hours i saw two thousand products that i never even owned and couldn't have sold two thousand customers were waiting for delivery. of the full. cyber criminals had hacked his account they used it to offer a whole range of items from computers to beauty products and all for prices that und

warns commercial imports particularly food and fuel must also resume the world food program says continuing to choke off the supply could have a disastrous effect on fourteen million people living in northern yemen people it says it doesn't have the resources to help natasha going to does iraq. in other world news a factory explosion has killed at least two people in eastern china it happened in the ng well in a part of the city event had already been cleared out for demolition the state news agency shin was says the blast cause some buildings to collapse and more deaths are feared about thirty people have been taken to hospital. zimbabwe's new president is getting down to business two days after he was someone in m.s.n. not god is choosing his cabinet and working on government reforms in his inaugural speech on fighting he vowed to reengage with the world fight corruption and create jobs and are same in three points from harare. undoubtedly one of the main aims of this weekend from is actually finishing off a list of his cabinet which is expected to be announced on monday possibly and beyo

warns commercial imports particularly food and fuel must also resume the world food program says continuing to choke off the supply could have a disastrous effect on fourteen million people living in northern yemen people it says it doesn't have the resources to help natasha going to does iraq. egyptian prosecutors say up to thirty gunman carrying eisel flags were behind the sinai mosque attack which killed at least three hundred five people on friday officially there is still no claim of responsibility but egypt's military has started bombing targets of a pledge by president of the c.c. to punish the attackers and hoekstra has more. egyptian military has released this footage which it says shows its warplanes hitting targets in the sinai it's part of its crackdown on suspected fighters after friday's devastating attack these targets the military says a believed to be housing or story and ammunition linked to those who attacked the mosque has president abdel fattah el-sisi has promised to use brutal force and an iron fist against those responsible for what he called a heinous act of terrori

don't know how to say don't nobody she's an undocumented immigrant so she can apply for the food disaster program or self even though this is the second time brought home is flooded and she's lost everything i get donations my own and when i do i think my my people food off. me not good enough that you know. we're. getting really really no money. are you serious at. this to have that uniform and be honest about it. this close to eight o'clock tomorrow. night i'm not going to let them know what i did because they would have let me find hard to. bring new lives in green's point because they were in here is cheap but that comes at a cost the majority of apartment buildings here like inside the flood so. the areas flooded at least five times since two thousand and one. i'm fixing to make the right. we're going to have dinner together there was good news there right here. and i'm like a river here. that's when i started coming in. the water to start the rice. i mean my husband was sitting outside watching just a lot of. i was crying. that the state. we were just. recovering from the last one. hurt. by

program. food supplements and nutritional education. nutrition is so critical for the first 1,000 days it goes far beyond anything i can say or any statistics i can quote. as we tib to strive -- as we continue to strive towards global health, the importance of these first 1,000 days should not be underemphasized. the united states has an opportunity to make a global statement in advancing this nishtifment no matter where you are in the world, you can be assured that community health, economic growth, and quality of life begins with good nutrition. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. green for five minutes. mr. green: mr. speaker, i ask permission to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. green: mr. speaker, i rise because i love my country. mr. speaker, because i love my untry, i rise to thank those , voted to reject bigotry , cism, xenophobia thnocentrism, sexism, hatred in all its forms, mr. speaker. i rise to

those issuing the report are calling on congress to reject more cuts in food programs. >> it is a little cold for camping. that does not stop dozens of people in della which are frawag their tents. they are raising money for the delaware kids fund which will buy coats for children. >>> eagles coach, doug peterson, tell us why his team won't be losing to the cowboys in their sunday night showdown right here on nbc 10. >>> if hating the cowboys had aflavor, this would be t a local brewery getting a lot of attention for its new drink. >>> euro figures eagle station, counting down to the birds sunday showdown with the cowboys. >> the eagles hope to keep the best record in football in a prime time matchup you can only see here on nbc 10. a win is even sweeter when it comes against the eagles most hated rivals. >>> new at 6:00, tim furlong shows us how fans will be drinking their disdain for dallas this weekend. >> just in time for sunday night football, a perfectly named beer. avenue wine an spirits can't keep it in stock. a pale ale from eastern brewery. the guy running the shop likes the be

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and i don't know how to say nobody she's an undocumented immigrant so she can apply for the food disaster program or self even though this is the second time the home is flooded and she's lost everything i get donations move forward and what i did was my people food off. we not getting enough you know. what. i'm. getting the feeling now coming around are you serious that. this is the hand that going to fall and be honest that. this. well you know perhaps a ballroom. got in the front of the right if you say but after the final. bring the losing greens point because they were in here is cheap but that comes at a cost. the majority of apartment buildings here light inside the flood so. the areas flooded at least five times since two thousand and one. i'm thankful i'm. going to have dinner together. right here. and i'm like a river out here. that's when i started coming in. the water to start the rice. i mean my husband we were sitting outside watching just the water go or. i was crying. we were just. recovering from the last one. hurt. by the name. of your life. you're worried about staying in this

warns commercial imports particularly food and fuel must also resume the world food program says continuing to choke off the supply could have a disastrous effect on fourteen million people living in northern yemen people it says it doesn't have the resources to help natasha going to does iraq. now zimbabwe's former finance minister is in court accused of corruption just a day after a new president. was sworn in ignaty his chambre was detained by the military during the takeover that forced president mugabe from office while the high causes ruled the military's intervention legal. under simmons has the details from. there's a real sense of normality returning to the streets now with the army appearing to have withdrawn back to barracks and the police being deployed in their place all over the city now the army have had a clearance from the high court that what they did ten days ago in taking over power was legal it was ok perfectly permissible to put robert mugabe under arrest a high court judge decided now this is a controversial move because some legal experts some human rights activists

warns commercial imports particularly food and fuel must also resume the world food program says continuing to choke off the supply could have a disastrous effect on fourteen million people living in northern yemen people it says it doesn't have the resources to help natasha going to does iraq. the island is facing a political crisis over an escalating. policing scandal and possibly weakening its hand during negotiations the opposition is demanding the resignation of the deputy leader francis fitzgerald who is accused of failing to protect a police officer he was smeared in victimize after revealing widespread corruption prime minister. who's standing by his embattled deputy now faces the prospect of a no confidence vote taking place next week by the second largest party fianna for oil now that could pull down his minority government and lead to snap elections leaving arland in political chaos just as negotiations reach a critical phase over the irish border because the. barker. who is director of research at the school of law and govern dublin city university but it this on this occasion h

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warns commercial imports particularly food and fuel must also resume the world food program says continuing to choke off supply i could have a disastrous effect on fourteen million people living in northern yemen people it says it doesn't have the resources to help natasha going to does iraq zimbabwe's former finance minister is in custody on monday a court will rule on his bail application over a corruption trial its attention is just a day off to zimbabwe's new president was sworn in and are symons with more now from harare. a new presidency and the court cases have already started first in line ignatius chambre a former finance minister he owns more than one hundred homes and he's accused of corruption jumbo is reported to have been in the military custody is even hospital treatment he says ma soldiers with assault rifles raided his home and he was illegally detained for forty eight hours as a military takeover took place also before the courts form a zanu p.f. used leader could sue knight ship anger accused of corruption and slander he had resisted the army takeover earlier this month.

warns commercial imports particularly food and fuel must also resume the world food program says continuing to choke off the supply could have a disastrous effect on fourteen million people living in northern yemen people it says it doesn't have the resources to help natasha going to does iraq. still to come this news hour a small town in papua new guinea takes a hunt in hundreds of refugees from a closed australia but there's no guarantee of a warm welcome. the cull continues in zimbabwe with finance minister. detained until monday on option challenges. and in sports valtteri bottas. to pole position in more on that story coming up with. bangladesh have agreed to take assistance from the united nations refugee agency to safeguard the repatriation of hundreds of thousands of muslims to government signed a pact on thursday terms for the way process which is expected to begin within two months under the new deal. will be moved to temporary camps while so-called model villages are constructed. also plans to issue them with identity card on my return although most have rejected the trial stuff

eastern for five years days of relentless airstrikes bombarded the opposition stronghold the world food program says the situation could worsen for around one hundred seventy five thousand people when food stocks run out in the coming weeks syrian opposition groups meeting in the saudi capital have renewed that amount for the removal of president bashar al assad in a draft resolution the communique states that a governing body could include members of the government those are the headlines i'll be back with more news right after my inside story next. young rich and famous in china one of the news goes behind the great chinese firewall to meet the cyber celebs of a booming multibillion dollar business. but this time on al-jazeera. hopes running high in zimbabwe following robert mugabe's resignation as this african country enters a new era we ask what difference will a new leadership make this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan robert mugabe has been in charge of zimbabwe ever since the country was born thirty seven years ago the african nationalist helped lead the

reporter: the world food program says a quarter of north korean young children who receive its help suffer from chronic malnutrition. the fact carefully vetted border guard is in such condition shows this sheer scale of deprivation the country is facing. rajini: tesla has unveiled its first electric truck. chief executive elon musk boasted that it will blow your mind clear out of your skull. the tesla semis claim to travel 400 miles after half an hour's charging. but with the firm struggling to meet demand of existing models, some analysts are asking if tesla is promising more than it can deliver. in loshe launch angeles, this report. reporter: by bringing some of its trademark speed and style to trucking, tesla thinks they can unseat diesel as king of the road. >> the thing looks like it is not moving -- [laughter] is a diesel truck. reporter: elon musk has promised it will be able to travel up to 500 miles on a single charge, and when dragging the heaviest trailer allowed on american roads, it will still accelerate to 60 miles an hour in just 20 seconds. he wouldn't say how much the vehi

their allies of cut off the rebel held district in eastern guta the last five years the world food program says the situation could worsen for around one hundred seventy five thousand people when food stocks run out in coming weeks argentina has reported a new clue in the search for the missing submarine with forty four crew on board the navy says that the noise was detected near to the subs last known location just hours after it went missing a week ago ships and aircraft hunting for the out of san juan are now returning to the initial search areas feel that the crew could now be running out of oxygen there's a headline news out for you in twenty five minutes here on al-jazeera right after fault lines next. the head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed a satisfied for the state of their economy this is easily estonia's biggest tech success story the company was bought by microsoft in two thousand and eleven we bring you the stories that the shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. now to breaking news on the russia inves

world food program says at least four people have died because of hunger refuting a child who killed himself. meanwhile russia iran and turkey have agreed to support the syrian people's congress bringing together government and opposition representatives russia's vladimir putin said he believed the syrian crisis has reached a new stage. for the saudi led coalition has announced it will reopen yemen's main international airport and the port of her data to let humanitarian supplies go through the coalition ordered the closure of air land and sea ports two weeks ago following missile strikes missile attack by who three rebels say it has led to crippling age shortages in hearts of young and those the latest headlines here on al-jazeera there's more news for you in about twenty five minutes don't go away though fault lines is coming next thanks for watching. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the wound. so no matter where you call home algiers the internet will bring in the news and current of families that matter to. al-jazeera. now the breaking news on

forces and their allies of cut off the rebel held district of eastern for five years the world food program says the situation could worsen for around one hundred seventy five thousand people when food stocks run out in the coming weeks those are the headlines i'll be back with more news for you here on al-jazeera right after today's edition of the stream next. news has never been more available but the message is simplistic and misinformation is rife listening post provides a critical counterpoint trying to bring mainstream we do not at this time on al-jazeera. every ok and you're in the stream today is the trumpet ministration trying to turn protesting into a crime some civil rights activist thinks so and they are fighting to stop it. the trial of six people accused of felony rioting during u.s. president donald trump's inauguration is underway in washington d.c. the case could determine whether the government continues pursuing charges against the roughly two hundred people it says also participated in protests organized by disrupt jay twenty as an anti capitalist and anti fascist group

five years now days of relentless and strikes of bombarded the opposition stronghold the world food programsays the situation could worsen for around one hundred seventy five thousand people when food stocks run out soon russia's president has told his turkish and iranian counterparts that there is a real chance of ending the war in syria they may have putin believes that a new stage has been reached in the conflict he says that syria's president bashar al assad has pledged to hold new elections on the u.n. supervision russia iran and turkey a key players in the conflict russia and iran back aside while turkey backs some rebel groups that speak out to the coffers of russian political scientist who joins us now live from moscow good to have you with us the russian president is as unveiled plans for a syrian peace congress how will these talks differ from the ones in geneva or a stunner. actually they are not so much defer because this congress of national unity of syrian people is actually adding to the geneva talks because according to the plan as russian president vladimir putin sat russia

i founded the food rescue program in two thousand and three this program's goal is to pick up excess food from hotels restaurants and bakeries and deliver that to scavenger communities communities of people who are the lowest levels of society in terms of social economic status. i call myself factional beggar. that's that's really bad that's what i that's what i am a description but i'm fresh i'm back i spend my time begging for leftover food begging for a bit of money you begging for the people yes absolutely. and it's depressing sometimes to be a professional beggar. it's like it's such a great picture for this inequality of the world it's like having too much in an offensive place and then bringing that food to people of having not enough food right like how do you deal with that personally for me it's very difficult personally very difficult. because not only do i have to find but i also want to give the food after you find the funding for the program and when i find the funding i deal with the companies and wealthy people and at the same time the same day i might go the slums and

warns commercial imports particularly food and fuel must also resume the world food program says continuing to choke off supply i could have a disastrous effect on fourteen million people living in northern yemen people it says it doesn't have the resources to help natasha going to does iraq. now libya's coast guard has recovered the bodies of thirty refugees who died when their boat sank off its north western coast on saturday one hundred forty five people were rescued and brought back to tripoli the coast guard spokesman told al-jazeera that forty people are still missing to europe now where german chancellor angela merkel is hoping to form a government soon after the opposition social democrats agreed to more negotiations talks on a coalition between merkel's conservative bloc and two smaller parties collapsed last week on friday the social democrats reversed its decision to rule out being part of merkel's government again. so in the next election we must do better we must have solved more problems than we have today it is with this in mind that we must evaluate possible talks with the s

president nicolas maduro as attempts to quote undermine democracy and corruption in government run food programs hong kong's aggressive real estate market is known for big developers buying up government land at a wreck or great but one of the city's last indigenous communities is standing up to them to save their heritage and sarah clarke reports they're turning to the public for help perched on the hillside in the shadows of the surrounding high rise is part village it was home to the city's first dairy that closed more than thirty years ago but around two thousand eight hundred people still live here in one of the island's last indigenous communities like you're doing all. this village means a lot to me i was born here and i've been living here for more than seventy years i don't plan to move elsewhere so king forms family of fourth generation residents and proud of the villages history stretching back more than four hundred years the local population lived around the dairy and after world war two it became home to a flood of refugees from mainland china but it seems like ational hong kong is

yemen but the un is warning that commercial imports of food and fuel must also resume the world food program says continuing to choke off those supplies could have a disastrous effect on fourteen million people living in the remote regions of northern yemen completely unable to cope for themselves peter shop al jazeera. coming up in just a little while here at al-jazeera defense minister faces tough questions about a multimillion dollar saudi. how the cloud is gathering across southern parts of china we're seeing more in the way of cloud coming in here over the next couple days not so bad for tuesday last fall. i am dr hong kong at around twenty six ounces but this area cloud and writing that we have across central pa will intensify will see some rather heavy downpours pushing a little further north was notice some snow on the northern edge there weather coming a little further south there as well hong kong should actually stay dry temperatures here at around twenty six celsius so a fair amount of sunshine into central and northern parts of india over the coming days of course we do still ha

five years days of relentless airstrikes are bombarded the opposition stronghold and the world food program says the situation could worsen for around one hundred seventy five thousand people when food stocks run out very soon. the russian president has told his turkish and iranian counterparts there is a real chance of ending the conflict in syria of the timea putin believes a new stage has been reached in the conflict he says syria's president bashar al assad pledged to hold new elections under un supervision russia iran and turkey a key players in the conflict russia and iran back a while turkey back some rebel groups. lebanon's prime minister says the recent political crisis was a wake up call reminding his people to put their country first ahead of regional issues. put his resignation on hold when he returned to beirut on weapons day after the president asked for more dialogue he made the sudden announcement to step in the saudi capital riyadh more than two weeks ago the move was seen as part of the regional rivalry between saudi arabia and iran hariri heads a coalition government with

yemen but the un is warning that commercial imports of food and fuel must also resume the world food program says continuing to choke off those supplies could have a disastrous effect on fourteen million people living in the remote regions of northern yemen completely unable to cope for themselves peter shop al jazeera. saudi arabia's crown prince has told a forty one nation alliance of muslim nations that terrorists can't be allowed to tarnish the name of a slum muhammadans home on the speaking of the first meeting of the islamic military counterterrorism alliance and they out. there is no doubt today's meeting is of great significance simply for the reason that over the past year terrorism has been wreaking havoc in our respective countries in the absence of concerted coordination between our countries this is becoming history with the establishment of this coalition will the forty islamic countries have dealt held effets in combating terrorism with it militarily financially or in terms of political and intelligence cooperation when the saudi crown prince also offered his condolences to eg

yemen but the un is warning that commercial imports of food and fuel must also resume the world food program says continuing to choke off those supplies could have a disastrous effect on fourteen million people living in the remote regions of northern yemen completely unable to cope for themselves peter shop al jazeera. both the president of honduras and the main opposition party have to claim victory in the country's presidential election that's despite official results yet to be declared by the nation's electoral court incumbent president hollande hernandez is seeking a second term as leader. if any. is the official tally records have been coming in that's more than clear cut we won this election that's what the six of poll returns clearly shows. will opposition leader disputed the president's claim instead saying that he is the rightful winner. the results show that. the ballots are being tallied. the opposition of this election will not accept anything but the ballot result. will it enough sanchez who's got more from the capital to go to go for president one of london and this has claime

blockade the norwegian refugee council has called it illegal collective punishment in syria the world food program says residents of eastern who have been forced to eat animal food and scavenge from rubbish bins because of a five year long government seeds and the u.n. report earlier this month accuse the south sudanese government of the liberally stopping food aid from reaching western parts of the country where its troops were fighting rebel forces the government denies the charge well to discuss this further i'm joined by alex the volleys of director of the world peace foundation and author of mass starvation the history and future of famine thank you so much for being with us here on al-jazeera let's start with yemen first of all because of course we've been seeing these dreadful pictures what do you make of the international response in the way that people have been dealing both governments and ordinary people reading the press had been dealing with the fact that this is now a famine i don't think we can really talk about an international response up to now it's been an international response

yemen but the un is warning that commercial imports of food and fuel must also resume the world food program says continuing to choke off those supplies could have a disastrous effect on fourteen million people living in the remote regions of northern yemen completely unable to cope for themselves peter shop al jazeera. at least fifty people have been killed in just twenty four hours in government and russian air strikes in syria twenty three people were killed in a syrian airstrike in the damascus suburb of eastern ghouta the area has been on the government's seat for four years and three hundred fifty thousand people there are in desperate need of aid thirty seven people were killed in russian airstrikes on a gathering of displaced people and arizona province but activists say fifteen children were among the activists the victims and some avenge of it has just returned from syria together across the border in turkey. despite a cease fire agreement between iran turkey and russia the violence in syria does not seem to be coming to an end the airstrikes in the hooter district of damascus targ

yemen but the un is warning that commercial imports of food and fuel must also resume the world food program says continuing to choke off those supplies could have a disastrous effect on fourteen million people living in the remote regions of northern yemen completely unable to cope for themselves peter shop al jazeera. relatives of the one hundred sixty six people killed in the two thousand and eight mumbai attacks around gree that the key suspect has been released by pakistan families of the victims laid wreaths and lit candles on the ninth anniversary of the attack ten gunmen targeted luxury hotels a major train station and a jewish center on friday have fees saeed the founder of a banned group linked to the attacks was released from house arrest in pakistan. the floor of a nightclub has collapsed on the spanish island of tenerife injuring twenty two people many of them fell from the ground floor into the basement mostly ending up with broken legs and ankles posted by the fire department on twitter showed firefighters picking through rubble in the ruined car which is located in a shopping

yemen but the un is warning that commercial imports of food and fuel must also resume the world food program says continuing to choke off those supplies could have a disastrous effect on fourteen million people living in the remote regions of northern yemen completely unable to cope for themselves peter shop al jazeera where rebecca barber is a humanitarian africa see manager oxfam australia and she says easing the blockade is welcome but the side led coalition is more aid into the country. it's not anything lying and not you matt yemen is a country in which well then twenty million people depend on one of terri and existence and typically in well it's eighty to ninety percent fuel and medical supply and so these classes were that they needed the enemy people cannot be men and less there is are full and the young men airports and seaports and aligned and people want by a humanitarian and connection. and that's instance one of the key issues at the moment is that that's an extremely to be sure any judge deal across the country still is not counted as a humanitarian in currently not being well