the ipc data says 26% of gazans — more than 500,000 people have exhausted their food supplies.hat mean. those people are now facing the prospect of what is described as catastrophic hunger and starvation. according to the world food programme's executive director, the situation is desperate and no—onein situation is desperate and no—one in gaza is safe from starvation. earlier, ispoke no—one in gaza is safe from starvation. earlier, i spoke to a spokesperson from the world food programme. began by asking her about the severity of food shortages in gaza right now. i think the report released today depicts the horrific situation on the ground, the images we have seen of malnourished children shaking because of the cold weather, because of the cold weather, because of the cold weather, because of inadequate shelters, the lack of food, the lack of fuel to keep them warm. so, what of the most alarming findings of this court is the number of people who were facing the most severe levels of hunger according to the ipc's of hunger according to the ipc�*s five scales touch which is leve

this level of acute food insecurity is unprecedented in the history of the ipc, the highest share of such severe conditions in any area or country ever classified by this initiative. let me ask you about the resolution that was passed by the un security council, how will that make a difference? what do you mean? there was no resolution passed. but that does now see humanitarian aid... but there is no ceasefire. what we have been saying as humanitarian organisations is that we cannot deliver if there is no ceasefire. how can i send our teams to the fields when there is relentless bombardment? it is just impossible. it breaches our duty of care as humanitarians to send teams in such conditions. my question to you is, is it going to make any difference? no, if it is no permanent ceasefire there won't be any difference. of course, independent monitoring of aid is important, but it is not enough. it doesn't allow us to deliver safely, it doesn't allow us... our teams are trying to survive the day. for me to ask them to go deliver aid in these circumstances, is just not feasible. without a

this level of acute food insecurity is unprecedented in the history of the ipc, the highest share ofcing such severe conditions in any area or country ever classified by this initiative. let me ask you about the resolution that was passed by the un security council, how will that make a difference? what do you be? there was no resolution passed. but that does now see humanitarian aid... �* , ., but that does now see humanitarian aid... �* , aid... but there is no ceasefire. what we have _ aid... but there is no ceasefire. what we have been _ aid... but there is no ceasefire. what we have been saying - aid... but there is no ceasefire. what we have been saying as i what we have been saying as humanitarian organisations is that we cannot deliver if there is no ceasefire. how can i send our teams to the fields when there is relentless bombardment? it isjust impossible. it features our duty of care as humanitarian is to send teams in such conditions. my teams in such conditions. my question to you is, is it going to make any difference? ida. my question to you is, is it going to make any

action within the framework of the ipc, this is geological exploration, a separate subcommittee will will develop this area, which is very productive and promising. but not just by commodity-market relations, an important event of this week showing the very special status of russian-uzbek relations. a campus of the project 20 school of the russian sberbank opened in samarkand, it is noteworthy and especially significant that this is the first school of the project abroad, this is a truly advanced educational it project, here all interested citizens of uzbekistan will now be able to receive specialized education in the field of information technology, and assistance in obtaining internships and even further employment. we opened the first branch of the school here in 3 months, but this is a record - the president and prime minister of uzbekistan personally supervised this project, so this speed record was set. we discussed this project in moscow at the beginning of october, and decided that it might be possible to implement it, and in december we already opened it. at the internationa

the fuel card and the communication that exists between ipc and pita, and through that , in fact, in some of our processes , there is a so-called bank between them and the collection, and through that , the connection is established with the ghoshmand system collection. dear ones, we have checked in the system itself, the system itself has no problem at the moment, it is out of the system that friends are checking, until when can you say that we can let's hear from you. i have to see if i can go to the meeting again, god willing, in the meetings because the team is finally specialized in terms of expertise, so that, god willing, the report will be examined in all aspects and this information will be given to the dear people. another point was that there was news that the ministry of oil has been informed or, for example , we had guests in the same economic visa program, experts who warned about defects in the soybean smart system. did you receive warnings about this and were you basically prepared for it? look at the discussion of the intelligent system we always have meetings with t

the ipc data shows that twenty—six percent of gazans — more than half—a—million people — have exhaustedlies. so what does that mean? well — those people are now facing the prospect of what's described as catastrophic hunger and starvation. according to the world food programme's executive director — cindy mccain — the situation is desperate, and no one in gaza is safe from starvation. i'm joined now by shaza moghraby in new york — a spokesperson for the world food programme. thank you so much for your time. we have been hearing about food shortages for quite some time. how serious is the situation in gaza when it comes to food shortages? i think the report released today clearly depicts the horrific situation that is on the ground and the images are seeing from malnourished children were shaking from the court whether because of the inadequate shelters, the lack of food, the lack of fuel to keep them warm and the most alarming findings is the number of people who are facing the most severe levels of hunger from this fight scales such as lumber number five is over half a million that's f

jump when the embargo was lifted around 10 am eastern this morning when intel was already shipping a ipccessing unit, a product they hope will help them stop losing market share to amd. and then lastly, 80s, let's say, to their hotly anticipated chip that you're seeing on the screen. it is an a.i. chip used for training large language models, which competes with amd nvidia. but on stage, gelsinger only showed the a.i. chip. didn't have any financial updates only for the news on it. so investors took that as a lack of news around the a.i. chip when they sold the stock off, which is only up 1.5%. earlier today it was up 5%. and so the takeaway though from my conversation with gelsinger is that this is a volume game. get the product, whether it be pca, or the new central processing unit, out to mark it as quickly as possible so that they can capitalize on you because branding and get there before the competition. >> christina, thanks very much. christina, complicated story. she explained over phrases and there. >> exactly, indeed, kristina partsinevelos. meanwhile, shares of adobe are shrin

the united nations and ipc put out a report saying gaza is reaching the threshold for famine.ile we eat big dinners tomorrow please or member that millions of people in gaza are starving while their families are being murdered. today is my birthday, i'm turning 24. i'm part of gen z and to echo an earlier caller my generation is feeling a pretty big impending sense of doom because all the old people in power want to destroy the world before the they are all gone. because people asserting to wake up and see how capitalism is destroying the entire world. there will be a breaking point soon. january 13 in d.c., a big protest for palestine. my last call to c-span was in october. i had someone from human rights watch or amnesty international, that never happened and i really hope someone is on. thank you and stay safe in the new year. host: tyler was referencing the food emergency in gaza. here is an article from the world food program saying gaza grapples with catastrophic hunger as new reports predict famine continues. one in four households currently face extreme hunger and ther

the united nations and ipc put out a report saying gaza is reaching the threshold for famine.e we eat big dinners tomorrow please or member that millions of people in gaza are starving while their families are being murdered. today is my birthday, i'm turning 24. i'm part of gen z and to echo an earlier caller my generation is feeling a pretty big impending sense of doom because all the old people in power want to destroy the world before the they are all gone. because people asserting to wake up and see how capitalism is destroying the entire world. there will be a breaking point soon. january 13 in d.c., a big protest for palestine. my last call to c-span was in october. i had someone from human rights watch or amnesty international, that never happened and i really hope someone is on. thank you and stay safe in the new year. host: tyler was referencing the food emergency in gaza. here is an article from the world food program saying gaza grapples with catastrophic hunger as new reports predict famine continues. one in four households currently face extreme hunger and there