take over, the hospitals have been repeatedly rated by security forces for providing medical care to protest this to the point that the head of the international committee for the red cross here in put them, had to put out a thing that medical mission should be protected in the country and that those in need of medical assistance should be provided with those services. the fact that protests of having to buy security forces is something that processes have been saying repeatedly, but they say that despite the violence, despite the fact that they've been chase that or just to inside the hospitals where they've been receiving medical care. and despite the fact that at least $43.00 people have been killed, according to the central committee people to the needs doctors and more than $200.00 injured since the military take over last month. this is it will continue to protest against the takeover and against the deal that was signed between the military and prime minister, the lamb on november 21st. uganda has deployed troops across the border into democratic republic of congo as the nations jointly battle and on the group. it follows air and artillery strikes against the alli

you have the european union also calling for a cease-fire, while kenya has increased security along its border with ethiopia. this is the president of the international committee for the red crossthe present moment, we don't see the light at the end of the tunnel. the message to all parties to a conflict is always the same. the earlier we find a political solution bringing us out of the conflict, the better it is. because let's not fool ourselves. even if the conflict stops tomorrow, we will still have hundreds of thousands of people displaced and enormous needs. ros: so, finally, this side looks ready to come to the negotiating table. the prime minister vowed to "bury this enemy with our blood and bones." earlier, we got reaction to the prime minister's threat. >> we have seen this a hundred times over. the spoken threat vowing to bury his enemies, that will include people and children. he is making the same vow. this time around, he is not going to fool anyone. ros: there is concern now that the tigrean fighters will continue advancing on the capital. here is the spokesperson. >> we will potentily enter the capital. for us, marching on the capital is not about taking over add

throughout the country. dominic's tell her that the director of operations for the international committee of red of the red cross speaking to us from cobble thanks so much for joining us, dominic. and we really do wish you all the best with your work. thank you very much . thank you. now moving on us president joe biden has a re nominated jerome pow as the head of the federal reserve for now a 2nd for your time. it's one of the most important economic policy decisions of his presidency, while the announcement also gave birth to the us stock market. kristin salumi is in new york, chris, chris, and it does look like the stock market. so pleased with this proposed continuity. yes indeed, the new york stock exchange has responded quite favorably to the news that jerome powell will be heading the fed for a 2nd term. the s and p at peak was up nearly a percent. 43 points. dow jones, about 3 quarters of a point they've since retreated a bit from their high, but this is definitely seen as positive news by investors. we saw that with the banking stocks which rose as soon as the announcement was made. j. p. morgan, morgan

the european union have also called for a ceasefire, while kenya has increased security along its border with ethiopia. and this is the president of the international committee for the red crossind the political solution bringing us out of the conflict, the better it is. because let's not fool ourselves. even if the conflict stops tomorrow, we will still have hundreds of thousands of people displaced and enormous needs. so far, neither side looks ready to come to the negotiating table. on wednesday, ethiopia's prime minister, abiy ahmed, vowed to "bury this enemy with our blood and bones". and earlier, my colleague matthew amroliwala spoke with a spokesman for the tigrayan people's liberation front and got his reaction to the prime minsiter�*s threat. we have seen this movie several times over. - abiy's spoken threat has always been vowing to bury his enemies. - that would include people, i that would include children. i can only say that he is making the same vow except this - time around, he's not going to fool anyone. | as i mentioned earlier, there is concern now that the tigrayan fighters will continue advancing on the capital. here is spokesman again questioned by matth

taliban took over in august. dominic still hot is the director of operations for the international committee of the red cross. he says of got his son is on a precipice. i have now spent 6 days here, a of gone is done and you are walking into a country that is at the brink of a huge you know, many terry and disaster. you can hear it. you can feel it everywhere. where you go, why spend a few days in come to are in this country? i had the opportunity to leave it the largest reform hospital in the files of god is done. and i saw that children admitted to the pediatrics in the attic ward and east. i'm more children that have been a big since august and it's just really extremely difficult to read in there. what really upsets me. this is a man may disaster ab, the frozen assets and the suspension of by not through 8 that i've met the nomic or lapse, a 40 percent compact of the economy that the estimate of august and people are suffering winter has started. people have no food to put on the table and no money to heat their homes. for my south korean president shone, do one has died at the age of 92 and was a milita

in august. dominic still heart is the director of operations for the international committee of the red cross. he says, the countries on a precipice. i have now spend 6 days here, a of gone is done and you are walking into a country that is at the brink of a huge human terry and disaster you can eat, you can feel it everywhere. where you go. i spent a few days in come to our country. i had the opportunity to leave it. the largest referral hospital in the files of god is done and i saw that change and admitted to the pediatrics with the attic ward is who i am more children. that have been a big since august and it's just really extremely difficult to reach on what really upsets me if this is a man may disaster ab, the frozen assets and the suspension of by not thrown aid that has made the nomic or lapse a 40 percent compact of the economy that this is the estimate of august and people are suffering. winter has started. people have no food to put on the table and no money to heat their homes. closing argument to be made in the us state of georgia in the amen aubrey murder trial. 3 white men are

you said he's director for the africa region of the international committee of the red cross. he was just in at the top of it. he joins us from geneva. patrick, welcome back to the news or you've just come back from the country. what did you leave behind? what was it like there? um and welfare for us, thanks for having on your show on the situation is extremely diary, as you can imagine, we continue operating within the limits of a rapidly evolving situation. and we are currently assessing the impacts of the imposition by the council of ministers of a nation wide state of a number emergency, which as you can imagine, in such a humanitarian situation. dire humanitarian situation, the focus should be indeed to the liver, vital. i repeat vital life saving aids to people who need it in again and environment that has been rapidly deteriorating, as illustrated, by the way in the, in the last few days, by a large number of people being uprooted, moved without anything, and installed in public housing for schools that unfortunately are not sustainable for people affected by war. do yo

little later on in newsdsay — i'll be speaking to a representative of the international committee of the red cross so do stay with us fornvestigations are continuing into a bus crash that killed 46 people in western bulgaria. it's thought only seven people managed to escape alive from the vehicle. the passengers, including children, were travelling through bulgaria on their way back to north macedonia after a weekend trip to istanbul when the bus crashed. 0ur europe correspondent bethany bell has this report. a catastrophic crash. the bus rammed a barrier on a motorway south—west of sofia. it tore away a 50—metre section and then burst into flames. on board were tourists, mostly from north macedonia. they were returning to skopje from a trip to istanbul in turkey. the victims have not yet been officially named. a cause has yet to be determined, but witnesses reported hearing a blast. translation: the question is, what caused this blast? - if it was an explosion inside the bus or a blast caused by the bus hitting the guard rails. this brings us back to the main leads in the probe. if it was a technical fault of the vehic

committee of red cross and national sedation of red cross under business societies. so the contingency planning has been provided to international donors and organizations to cover the requirements and needs of the african display population for 2 months, 6 months or even more. so the initial contingency planning is trying to cover the needs of 150000 people for 2 months at the, at the moment. so data entered and is trying to provide the human services, especially for the relief emergency sheltering water sensation house pci circle. psychological supports and saw, so these are the plan which we try to provide to my phone services to them. but let me also say that said, due to the current situation of sanctions to the country. unfortunately, we are not able or we are not able to receive the national donations assistance because the banking challenge are blocked and then we are not able to receive the donations. so, so for you don't try to provide its own sources for the then the african displace populations for approaching the border. as it is mentioned by, by your colleagues and reports of the average number of the populations who are approaching the run and borders are between 20027000 per day. so it's a huge number. but the