james elder, thank you for “oininr us children.for joining us live, thank _ children. james elder, thank you for joining us live, thank you _ children. james elder, thank you for joining us live, thank you for - children. james elder, thank you for joining us live, thank you for your i joining us live, thank you for your time. another development from the middle east — a woman and two children were killed in south lebanon, when israel launched what it called an extensive wave of air strikes. it was in response to a woman in northern israel being killed by rocket fire from lebanon. video posted online shows large explosions in several areas of south lebanon. an israeli government spokesperson said its military had responded to cross—border rocket fire from lebanon. they said a barrage of rockets from across the lebanese border — which appeared to have been fired by his brother — targeted its northern command headquarters. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news here in the u

that is what we pray will happen. >> james elder of unicef, thanks for your time. all the best in the continued efforts. >> thanks. >>> and when we come back, where did winter go? dozens of cities are reaching record high temperatures more than halfway through the season now and snow and ice have become rare commodities. what is causing the now lack of snow, next. not all christian mccaffrey's are the same. some are all-pro running backs. some aren't. i'm christian mccaffrey and i make tacos. just like not all internet providers are the same. don't settle for slow. yikes. or unreliable. that's going to leave a mark. or weak. get real deal speed, reliability and power with xfinity. hey, you okay? i'm gonna pass out if that's alright. get the real deal, get xfinity. >>> it is still winter, but some parts of the u.s. don't seem to be feeling it as record warmth moves over the northeast this weekend. in some states, temperatures could be up to 30 degrees warme than normal. allison chinchar is tracking it. we cannot be satisfied sometimes. it's way, way, way, too cold a

someone who saw this up close, james elder, spokesperson for unicef. thank you for joining us.pent the week in ukraine, visiting kharkiv and kyiv. tell us what you saw. >> it was as much what i saw as what i sensed through people, what i heard. in some senses, as you so rightly say, the death and destruction of children just continues, particularly in the front line areas, chris. a couple of days ago, i was in a place where a family home had been burnt to shreds, three little boys burnt to death while they slept, 7, 4, and 7 months. there's a price being paid by children having to hide from the bombs and the drones. that is the mental trauma. this is becoming catastrophic for children. the number of parents i spoke to who are petrified for their children, the children who spend something like 200 days in bunkers or basements or underground. parents who simply break down. they know they can't offer their children the support they need. they are on the front line of this. we are seeing the mental health catastrophe that we feared play out in the lives of young children. >> in kha

unicef spokesperson, james elder has just returned from darfur in sudan, he's speaking to us from adre. tell me what you seen on your travels. it’s what you seen on your travels. it�*s mind—boggling, just the sheer amount of malnutrition, the type that kills a child. you are in camps with people who have lost everything, as a woman said to me it's been stolen, looted or simply burn. they have nothing left so you have just malnourished children almost everywhere. that includes chad. in chad people come here, half a million people to communities already with nothing. and i meet with nothing. those communicating two communities are quite incredible how they open their doors but people just don't have the resources to survive. the same thing in chad were people are still unsure about their security time after time you hear a story of a woman walking for days, desperately trying to look after her malnourished child with a bow and i spoke to was a nutritionist. she said she was a shame because she hadn't been able to keep her child from being malnourished for the advocates heroic, many other

this is the agency's spokesperson james elder. >> first, the world's largest displacement of childrenen in sudan. 4 million children have been displaced. that is just over 13,000 children displaced every single day for the past 300 days. safety, gone. only possessions, gone. hope, fading. the consequences of the past 300 days mean more than 700,000 children are likely to suffer the most dangerous forms of non-attrition this year. unicef cannot treat more than 300,000 of those without improved access or additional support. in that case, tens of thousands would likely die. amy: burma's ruling military junta has imposed mandatory military service for all young men and women. under the new law, all men aged 18 to 35 and women aged 18 to 27 will be ordered to serve for two years, though that can be extended to five years in the event of an ongoing state of emergency. this month marks three years since the military seized power in a 2021 coup and ousted elected leader aung san suu kyi and other members of her party. earlier this month, burma's un ambassador appealed to the international com

doctor james mittelberger from the east bay center for elders independence.ing in. it's a pleasure. >> thank you for having me. absolutely >> heather, you have some great advice there. thank you. gentlemen. all right. san francisco's annual chinese new year parade enters its high intensity home stretch with also a beefed up police presence. we'll tell you about today's warning about scams, trying to cash in on the lunar new year celebrations mayor london breed, joining police chief bill scott and d.a. brooke jenkins at an event called self-help for the elderly. now, the city launched a campaign against blessing scams or bait and switch operations targeting the elderly . this time of year. >> at this time, we really urge you not to engage with strangers. certainly don't give them any of your valuables. no money, no jewelry. do not at all hand over anything of value to you, to any stranger was so far, police have received at least four reported cases involving blessing scams, no arrests have been made yet. >> well, more is being revealed now about the festiviti

actually not many of you might know this he was actually not even the first james garfield in his family. he was named after an elder sibling who had died before he was born. so it's as humble a start as you can really think. and by his late twenties, so younger than me, he was a state senator or a college president and a preacher, an abolitionist preacher. at the same time in this area of ohio. and then you fast forward barely another year and he has all of a sudden, by the time of his promotion, become the youngest brigadier general in the union army. and then you fast forward in another year. and he has, by his own judgment of the situation, become youngest congressman in the country technically that wasn't true. he was excluding at large members of the house so he knew how to compliment himself possible. and then what followed was a seven year house career, which by modern doesn't measure out very high. but at the time that was an all that was almost an unprecedented run of political power in our congress. nine consecutive terms struck many people as just ludicrous and so that was the kind of person you're deali

elder brother to receive at least six hundred thousand dollars from a medical company, and at least a third of this amount, according to documents, he transferred to the us president. about congressman jamesox, but that’s not all, according to witness testimony, hunter and james biden allegedly worked at an energy enterprise with foreign participation. hunter's salary was 100, and james's. monthly, however, according to the witness, what exactly the president’s relatives did in the company, whether they showed up at work at all, is unknown; in total, according to reports, during the year of cooperation, hunter biden received from the company about $ 5 million as a quote for fees for consultations. now a short advertisement, then we will continue. stay with us. order a free alpha debit card, it’s not just profitable, alpha is profitable, you can win your own smart prize in the magnet, for example, the one that is seething with the desire to help, give time to your loved one, buy with a card from the magnet application, play and win smart equipment, a magnet for headaches is askafen p, at an affordable price, and askafen ultra with an enhanced composition to combat headaches and migraines,

elder trump's sons finding eric trump and donald trump jr. $4 million apiece and allen weisselberg $1 million. letitia james reacted to the ruling. >> donald trump may have authored the art of the deal, but he perfected the art of the steal. this long-running fraud was intentional, egregious, illegal. today, we are holding donald trump accountable. we are holding him accountable for lying, cheating, and a lack of contrition, and for flouting the rules that all of us must play by. >> moving on, this ruling is not all that surprising given that before the trial began in october, engoron had already found trump liable for fraudulently inflating the value of his properties to get better terms on loan and insurance applications. but nevertheless, that doesn't lessen the pain from the one-two punch where it hurts trump the most, to his wallet and his ego. his 92-page ruling, judge engoron used trump's own claims against him in making this decision, writingerse donald trump professed to know more about real estate than other people and to be more expert than anybody else. he repeatedly falsified business records w

ed said joe biden condemns elder abuse on show now they must force him to step aside and there is a quote from within the article from editorial board his aides knutson jameshe entire democratic establishment new yet terrified bernie sanders to win the nomination and failed to take down their mortal enemy, donald trump they propped up biden like he was a candidate more accurately weekend at bernie's to try to capture some of the obama nostalgia. it's time for the same democrats who like to get biden into the white house to tell them he must step aside before their 25th amendment is invoked. reasonable words questioned. >> reasonable up until the 25th amendment part then you did two thirds of the house to remove him. you don't get two thirds of anything anymore democrats be a huge embarrassment from the party and that is not the way they wanted to go. joe biden hinted in 2019 he would be a one term president. his job was to get donald trump out and hand the baton off to, whips harris who is currently pulling at 28% approval but joe biden pick are slightly less popular than wildfires records is like gas station sushi at this point it's about that kind of pop