food this is when they lose their life because it's not safe anymore to be outside and it's becoming greely really desperate for the people what we want right now is to be able to reach them on a regular basis and to provide the necessary eight now right now as you mentioned there on monday the i.c.r.c. enter to eastern or talk what more the people that you met they're asking for. they just want this to scott they want the fighting to stop they want this moment and constant challenge they stop they don't get even more about the aid they just want to live a normal life like me and you to send their children to school to be able to provide them with the daily need to have a normal life like everyone. it's really i mean it's getting to leather when no human being can bear this anymore and they have been going through a lot of being a lot of suffering for many years already and this has to stop an awful to peace not to the human doing an organization to stop it it has to come from the parties and so they should reach a political agreement in order to save the civilian from this conflict that th

i want to bring in dominic chu from cnbc and brendan greely, editor of the economic research note. we know so far what are you looking for? >> what we're looking for right now is you can see there a little bit of green on the screen. not going gangbusters but traders and investors are digesting that big jobs report that just came out. what we in essence saw was a much better than expected jobs report. 313,000 jobs created. economists on average were looking for a little north of 200,000 jobs. the unemployment rate does hold steady at 4.1%. the average hourly earnings, which is what a lot of wall street is looking for right now, implies it did show that only there was a one-tenth of one percent gain in hourly average earnings month over month. that means 2.6% growth in average hourly wages year over year. the reason why i bring that up and put it in the context of a green stock market right now is a lot of folks and investors on wall street are watching what's going to happen in interest rates and the federal reserve in the coming months and perhaps years. what this jobs number may