frick: let me say that very clearly -- there is enough food in the world for everybody.le who are food insecure is a question of them being poor, of social exclusion, . reporter: dr. martin frick directs the world food program's global office in berlin, which organizes food and cash aid for people experiencing humanitarian crises. dr. frick: globally, we afford ourselves to still waste more than a third of the entire food production. so, food insecurity is a matter of social exclusion, of injustice. reporter: experts say there are solutions to each onof our proems. ishane: you look at fertigation, for example, whereby you use the fertilizer in the water, and you dissolve it in the water. you could use much less fertilizer if you use it this way. reporter: ismahane haloufi of the un food and agriculture ganizati says that more than just science is needed to end world hunger. ismahane: there is no silver bullet. technology alone would not work. technology needs the rig policy. it needs the right regulation. reporter: ending world hunger seems to be more difficult than send

this is what earlier we spoke with martin frick. he is the germany director of the u. end world food program and with the world's breadbasket dragged into a warp. we asked him whether or not a new wave of hunger is now on its way. i think we already seen that, and it's important to know that the ukraine war is just an additional stress on what has been extremely difficult to are now. here's prices sky rocketing beyond an old time for food prices and the war in grain as we have just heard. as basically directly a factor, 12 percent of the globally traded calories this and another shock wave and poorer countries and poor families of the victims of their behalf. so many food insecure countries that are depending on him from ukraine and also russia, particulary in the middle east. and north africa region, but also in sub saharan africa and in southern africa among the countries that are most dependent on for example, live or no or egypt or livia, but also our operations as the world food program, a heavy be affected with disorder and cr

let's a brand, toby frick her. he's a uni serve spokesman, who joins us from a short and west in ukraine. mr for you'll unicef team was in chrome at all today when you talk happened. could you tell us more about that? yeah, that's right. thank starting the new stuff on today. so we had a team in climate, so scott, at the time, and i just been on the phone to them, actually. they were actually offloading some supplies for the hospitals that they submitted medical equipment, some hygiene items, and they were handing those over to the local administration. when the sound of the bangs happened, and clearly everyone realize something serious was happening at that time. like the new situation ran out to respond. and that was the situation. so that happened just just a little bit earlier. so it won't do you know about the train station. how busy is it usually? so credentials, train station is a very busy session and in fact it has been for a long time. i've been there a number of times when i've been working in easton ukr

and earlier i spoke to martin frick, he's the germany director of the un will food program. i asked him if we can expect to see a rise in global hunger. i think we already seen that, and it's important to know that the ukraine war is just an additional stress on what has been extremely difficult when prices are skyrocketing beyond all time for food prices and the war in grain as we have just heard, as basically directly records for percent of the globally traded calories this and another way and who is countries and course families and so so where and when will it hit 1st? but it already did it because the prices went up immediately and we have so many food insecure countries that are depending on impulse from ukraine and also russia, particulary in the middle east, the north africa region, but also in sub saharan africa. and in southern africa. mon, the countries that are most dependent on, for example, never known, or egypt or livia, but also our operations as the world food program. i have a, the effect that with this or was it was a bit more detail. how are these countri

and he is very frick about the fact that a lot of people who backed him in this round of the contestecause they did not want marine le pen rid of them because they did want him. he has obviously him and marine le pen were both battling to pick up the votes that went to other parties in the first round. there it was quite certificate number of people who voted for the far left candidate and they were both scrapping for those votes, so he makes the point that he has to try and win the trust of these voters. and i think it's quite interesting that the telegraph picked out in this the comparison between these remarks and boris johnson's election in 2019 where he sort said something quite similar where he said he would repay, when the trust of the voters when they let him their votes to keepjeremy corbyn out of power and to deliver brexit. . , . , brexit. that is an interesting arallel brexit. that is an interesting parallel actually _ brexit. that is an interesting parallel actually and - brexit. that is an interesting parallel actually and actually j brexit. that is an interesting i par

so called liquid natural gas from the united states, which is the result of fricking. so we're not shy and taking these gas, but we are very much reluctant to do so, like germany is not shy and taking nuclear power volume is taken from. let's go to the energy expert here with 2 questions. germany's new economy and climate minister who is a member of the green party and certainly not responsible for the predicament that the country finds itself in. he's been working tirelessly to try to begin weaning germany off of fossil fuels, making deals in the united arab emirates, and can tar to get more liquefied natural gas looking to reduce coal. he says that germany can actually be off of coal and oil by the end of the year. so question would be, you have said, you think germany could do a full embargo, even including gas. how so we did several studies, especially on the gas market. we don't have to frack, that's the good news. we can import it also from other nations. and liquefied natural gas, of course is one option. and this is because we have for delay to the energy trans

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martin frick, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> well, to ethiopia now, where food aid has enteredld food program says more than 500 tons of food and nutrition supplies headed to the region. that follows the cease-fire between rebel forces and the ethiopian government. more than 80% of tigray is in urgent need of assistant and more than 2 million people have been forced from their homes since fighting broke out in late 2020. >>> coming up here on the program. the men's world cup draw is set, and we know the groups for the football world's biggest stage. a preview of the matchups, when we come back. for people living with h-i-v, keep beieing you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment ud for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with o small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be measured by a lab test. research shows people who take h-i-v treatment every day and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit h-i-v through sex. seriou

jon and deirdre, a little frick, a little frack all over the markets now. you. >> the bar is low. that's one to watch. dom, thanks. >>> back to earnings, one of the big growth spots for microsoft and google is cloud services both saw more than 40% growth year over year as they compete with aws joining us with insight, former vm wear chief operating officer and fap president, sanjay punam. this is a lot of growth. it says a lot about continuing enterprise and business demand what was particularly important about these numbers. >> good morning. thank you for having me on this is respect for satya and the team for anybody who is a student of business and management, it's a good opportunity to read through the transcript the high was the growth in azure. in a white-knuckle environment, satya really calmed things yesterday. across the portfolio, pe he put on a clinical case study of all key product areas doing well with just a few blemishes. the breadth of the portfolio is what's standing out at this point. >> what's the read-through to service now? different, n

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