in the grave of jane doe numbe 8 investigators found a tiny second set of bones.ou months pregnant at the time of her death. >> they would say we found a skull that had a lot of hair and she's pregnant i said it's michelle valdez. but they hadn't made an i.d. yet. >> michelle valdez after years of having only her rap sheet and her father's bittersweet memories to go on, ida lopez was now sure she kne where michelle valdez was. >> did you know michelle was pregnant when she disappeared? >> i did >> a few days later lab work confirmed ida's hunch. jane doe number 8 was michelle valdez >> and i had to tell dan the hardest part of this whole thing is having to go to somebody's house and say w found her and she's not alive. >> i see her pull up out front and i go out and stand on th sidewalk she gets out of her car an comes up to me and ida says, "dan." she says, "i have some bad new for you. >> dan, she was i.d.'d, and it was her, and they found, you know, she was pregnant and the baby it was -- it was just very difficult. >> i -- i looked at her in disbelief. but kne

why is it so important to give jane doe a name? you're on the street you are working as a prostitute and you run into steven gordon and franc cano, and your las hours on this earth ar horrific and then they discovered you like trash >> trash detective trapp is still haunted by trash and that keeps bringing he mind back here >> even though it is a landfill, it is quite peaceful when it i quiet. >> some were under here, i addition to kianna, josephin and martha, there was victim number five. and so detective trapp worke her sources until she had name it would be reasonable to say, okay, that's her >> absolutely. logically, yes absolutely >> and yet, when we first spok with her, she couldn't quite bring herself to tell ye another mother her suspicions. >> i not only have to go tel her she's done i have to tell her that she' one of these girls so, that's going to be hard. i think. >> out here with us she seemed to be willing herself. pulling strength from jane doe herself. >> i think in her own way she, will help me she'll help me i do

she has one jane doe number one who represents the class. when they say was a ballet dancer and united in new york when she met epstein. and that she was sent to nap seems friends who were told that they could do anything they wanted with her . and there's an unnamed financial executive in the language there. still they don't say who it is or by what financial institution was involved with. but you know, some that could come out and and the virgin islands soon. they also mentioned the eastern development commission, which was this part of me not the is in development mission, the economic development commission, which was this office and the u. s. virgin islands, which essentially provided tax breaks wow to epstein and the economic development commission gave up seen a tax break or a company at snuggled southern trust. in 2014 a got a tax break of 90 percent on their income tax. almost a 100 percent, an excise tax custom sax. the number is unclear, but it's around a $100000000.00 worth of tax breaks. marla marlott, i hate to stop here. writt

they also allege that an unnamed financial executive class action suit has one jane doe number one who represent new york when she met epstein. and that she was sent to that seems. and there's an unnamed financial executive, those involved with. but you know, some back could come out. they also mentioned the eastern development commission, whitman commission, which was this office and the u. s. virgin islands, which send the economic development commission, gave epstein a tax break, or a con, it's actually 90 percent on their income tax, almost a 100 percent on ex sized $100000000.00 worth of tax breaks. marlene marlene, i hate is let's go take a quick break. i want to come back and dive into some of those other specifics that you will be right back. because when we come back, we're going to continue to have more with a moment of scene. you're not going to want to miss it. huh. november 22nd 2020 security service officers. looking entrances and exits, were looking for alleged russian spies among the monks. we mean did. he wasn't away from the reason for the brutal crime down one church

jane doe number one, dated masterson for nearly six years took the stand briefly saying masterson changed over time and became controlling and sexually aggressive. >> danny masterson has pled not guilty since the day he was charged. and his attorneys both than in the trial and now are saying the contradictions and inconsistencies of these accusers prove that they are lying. >> zohreen: the trial already off to a contentious start. actors and famous ex-psychologist appeared in court sitting in the front row. we spoke to her today and she told us the accusers are very brave, adding, that is why i'm here. what is the significance of her being inside that courtroom? >> the remedy of being inside the courtroom is incredibly significant because she is a former member of the church of scientology. and probably the loudest critic of the church. now that she is here, she is really showing her support behind these victims. >> zohreen: the defense asking to remove her. which the judge denied. best known for her role in king of queens -- >> you understand what mommy is saying? >> zohreen: she was a p

in the police will join me markham on hill upfront what al jazeera and with lou, i'm sarah, then jane doe, with the top stories on al jazeera, saudi, and monte delegations have arrived in yelman's capital, some of the talks with who the officials, the negotiations are part of intern.

jane doe number six, says o'connor would tell us to lie to our parents so she wouldn't get caught.he continued to manipulate teens. it is something that is an emotional experience. many of the victims and their family members were crying while they were giving testimony. o'connor has asked the court what sentence she'd receive. if she pleads guilty. the judge will carefully look at is whether ms o'connor is truly remorseful and whether she is someone that will not reoffend and that will go a long way with the judge in fashioning inappropriate indicated sentence victims and their families say o'connor remains a threat. they want the maximum sentence handed down 20 years in prison, plus the provision she registered as a sex offender. o'connor will make her plea decision at a hearing may 16th in downtown san jose jesse gary ktvu, fox two news the state department says one american is now been killed and others could be in harm's way in the conflict in sudan. officials say that the american was not working with the u. s government and was not located with other diplomats and us securit

jane doe number six, says o'connor would tell us to lie to our parents so she wouldn't get caught. she continued to manipulate teens. it is something that is an emotional experience. many of the victims and their family members were crying while they were giving testimony. o'connor has asked the court what sentence she'd receive. if she pleads guilty. the judge will carefully look at is whether ms o'connor is truly remorseful and whether she is someone that will not reoffend and that will go a long way with the judge in fashioning inappropriate indicated sentence victims and their families say o'connor remains a threat. they want the maximum sentence handed down 20 years in prison, plus the provision she registered as a sex offender. connor will make her plea decision at a hearing may 16th in downtown san jose jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. alright we had 4 20, the warriors playoff game, of course and a giant's home game yesterday. well that brought barred its highest passenger numbers so far this year, however, ridership still remains well below pre pandemic levels. how the agency

jp mopmorgan chase's spokespersn says jane doe herself has directly accused him of horrific sexual misconducter quote, he's inextricably linked to these cases, it makes no sense to separate him so, those are the two latest statements that we promised we'd bring you if we heard from jpmorgan, which we did >> christina, thank you. >>> financials set to kick off earnings season on friday. could be a first detailed look at the banking crisis. all out with numbers over the next few weeks check out the action over the past month should you be shorting these financial etfs ahead of the results? dan, what do you think >> you know, i've been long puts in the xlf, i've been trading around it. it's finding a little bit of support here i think there are probably bad presses into the print there may be statements that kind of sent the stocks to new recent lows, but it's not a great trade here, given how much they are down in such a short period of time and how little we know about the major money center banks that being said, if they were to rally, because, let's say the poor price performance over the la

jane doe number six, says o'connor would tell us to lie to our parents so she wouldn't get caught. she continued to manipulate teens. it is something that is an emotional experience. many of the victims and their family members were crying while they were giving testimony. o'connor has asked the court what sentence she'd receive. if she pleads guilty. the judge will carefully look at is whether ms o'connor is truly remorseful and whether she is someone that will not reoffend and that will go a long way with the judge in fashioning inappropriate indicated sentence victims and their families say o'connor remains a threat. they want the maximum sentence handed down 20 years in prison, plus the provision she registered as a sex offender. o'connor will make her plea decision at a hearing may 16th in downtown san jose jesse gary ktvu, fox two news, san francisco's ambassador program is coming to the city's outer sunset district today. mayor london breed rolled out the program along with police chief bill scott and supervisor jewel and cardio during a visit to merchants on irving street m

jane doe number six, says o'connor would tell us to lie to our parents so she wouldn't get caught. she continued to manipulate teens. it is something that is an emotional experience. many of the victims and their family members were crying while they were giving testimony. o'connor has asked the court what sentence she'd receive. if she pleads guilty. the judge will carefully look at is whether ms o'connor is truly remorseful and whether she is someone that will not reoffend and that will go a long way with the judge in fashioning inappropriate indicated sentence victims and their families say o'connor remains a threat. they want the maximum sentence handed down 20 years in prison, plus the provision she registered as a sex offender. o'connor will make her plea decision at a hearing may 16th in downtown san jose jesse gary ktvu, fox two news prosecutors have dropped the criminal charges against actor alec baldwin and the deadly shooting on the set of the movie rust in new mexico. baldwin was pointing a pistol at cinematographer helena hutchins during rehearsal in 2021 when the gun

virgin islands and jane doe, who are suing jpmorgan will be able to back up their case. really, you know, anyone's guess as to how much money is at stake here >> eamon javers, thank you >> you bet >>> when we come back, some top stocks on the move ahead of the opening bell it is one of the busiest days of the season for earnings. >>> as we head to a break right now, take a look at shares of first republic bank, which was swept up in the regional banking crisis last month after the collapse of silicon valley bank. in the first quarter, first republic saw its deposits fall by nearly 41%. that was a steeper decline than wall street had been expecting that stock this moinrng, down another 21%. year-to-date, the stock is down almost 90% stay tuned you're watching "squawk box" and this is cnbc ♪ ♪ a cyber-attack can grind everything to a halt. cisco security keeps your company moving forward. because if it's connected, it's protected. cisco. ♪♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing

how does that work? jane: one of the great things about this is actually that the banks did all come back together because if you think about it we are all usually trying to kill each other with different deals so it sort of a competition between us. but this instance it was only we are in a strong position. we want to stop what could have been a problem and we all know when there is a confidence crisis the logic that takes over isn't necessarily rational. we wanted to help protect the system so despite the device of your environment this is an instance where the banks came together and said what can we do? to support a system that we have confidence in and you don't put $5 billion into the system through the general state art you have confidence in the system itself. david: do you expect to get the diamond -- money back? jane: yes. david: jamie dimon, well-regarded. why do you think it is the case that he's calling around and doing this and not the secretary of treasury the head of the fdic why is it a nongo

before that, it would have been indoor abra does to jane. but these other religions were allowed to continue. wily attitudes to ruling said, i esteem ruins on towards the present. the shift transcend only become more dramatic. the arrival of british room in sin was a major game changer. the conquer to then 1843 and i left a 947. in the british rock, there are many changes, some good, some bad, but the completely transformed to in the 100 years or so that they lose it until then in those they were modules, money, lenders and shopkeepers. in the colonial regime, the he knows, came to the forefront and cindy's society. they were hammered on land. they had a strong position in the bureaucracy, education, judiciary. so the, the inter dominique in these was id in summaries. this in the muslims, light muslims in other parts of undivided india were not so quick to take to western education to the english language to western miss. huh. so they lagged behind. this wrote about a new kind of fiction. we bringing those invoices and say, oh, the longest 1

jane doe number six, says o'connor would tell us to lie to our parents so she wouldn't get caught. and their family members were crying while they were giving testimony. o'connor has asked the court what sentence she'd receive. if she pleads guilty. the judge will carefully look at is whether ms o'connor is truly remorseful and whether she is someone that will not reoffend and that will go a long way with the judge and fashioning inappropriate indicated sentence victims and their families say o'connor remains a threat. they want the maximum sentence handed down 20 years in prison, plus the provision she registered as a sex offender. connor will make her plea decision at a hearing may 16th in downtown san jose jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. jose police say they arrested a middle school student for allegedly bringing a loaded handgun to school officers were called to hoover middle school and park avenue just after 10 a.m. on friday. investigators say that no threats were made and school did continue as normal. a crisis team is going to be at that school next week to talk with any stu

[laughter] how does that work? jane: so, one of the great things about this was the banks did all come back together. because when you think of it, we usually try to kill each other in different deals we are trying to do. so, there is a lot of competition between us. but in this instance, this is one where, we are in a strong position, we want to stop what could have been a problem. we all know when there is a confidence crisis, the logic that takes over is not necessarily rational. so we wanted to go and help protect the system. it's in the interest to do so. so despite this being a divisive environment we are operating in, this is an instance of the banks coming together and saying what can we do here to support a system that we have confidence in? you don't put $5 billion into the system through the generosity of your own heart, you do it because you have confidence in the system itself. david: you expect to get that money back eventually? jane: yes. david: ok. jamie dimon is a great banker. i think he has been the h

does this grand b jane extra credibility in this role? well, that's the message sent. and that baiting wants to convey and that this was really a diplomatic victory, but am in europe, there's a really different view in europe. people say that you can compare the situation with the deal between the saudi arabia and iran. it was a win win situation abating. had common interest, but am towards ukraine. china is definitely aligned with russia because on the one hand, it has a 4000 kilometer long border with russia and also it needs a strategic partner to challenge the west. so i think a china is not really seen as a neutral a play on this conflict that was fabi and that's where i bought it from beijing and roman gone to wrinkle from keith. hundreds of thousands of ukrainians have been called up to fight since the russian invasion last february. for most it's the 1st experience of the military did. obviously, connelly went to the front line in the east and don boss region to find out how ukraine's citizen soldiers are coping in the trenches. a spring turns wet, snow to mud,

does studying jim's teach you more? >> janes to choose, are we going to be mean or nice? unfortunately, people don't use the brain and in that respect. >> jimmy: yeah. [applause] you were the person who -- you were the first person to observe chimpanzees using tools. the sticks, right? >> jane: yes. they use all kinds of tools. the use stems. they use long sticks to fish fishes. and they crumple leaves to suck that water they can't reach with their lives. >> that was a big front-page story when you discovered that. >> jane: yeah. >> jimmy: could a chimp drive a golf cart? >> jane: they can be taught to. but i think we should not have captive chimps. so we don't want chimps driving golf carts. [laughter] >> jimmy: okay. we could bring some golf carts out there. >> jane: it still is not appropriate for a chimp. maybe for you now that you are a chimp. >> jimmy: this is a terrible question. maybe it is a weird question to ask. when a jump dies, do they have any kind of -- is there a ceremony or is there anything that the chimps do?

they can say fox does the bullet on this one. jane currently thank you very much indeed for you and i. thank you. thank you. now, yes, president joe varden is once again calling for more gun control after 2 separate shootings involving homeowners this past week. in the state of missouri and 84 year old man has been charged with 1st degree is sold in the shooting of a teenager. another homeowner in new york state is also facing charges. the fatal shooting of a 20 year old woman. alan fisher has more from washington d. c. there is a sense of frustration of anger, of moments of becoming fatal near fatal mistakes. 16 year old ralph yarnell knocked on the wrong door and missouri looking for his brothers. he was shot twice once in the head. the 84 year old man who fired the short not initially charged, but no facing court after local protests as the prosecutor clay county. i can tell you there was a racial component to the case. president joe biden has pushed for new gun control legislation. he called girl telling him he hopes for a quick r

does this tell us? so as we know, this is basically bay jane doubling down on their objection to the current ruling party and their position of protein one sovereignty. as we know, there are now about 9 months left until the next presidential election and aging has basically cut off communication with ty paste since 2016 after the current president time when came to power. and now that she's about to step away from the podium after next may baiting is really trying to send a message to anyone that's trying to run in the presidential election. they don't support and approve anyone that supports tie one sovereignty. and also these time one at separate from china a do you think that tomorrow things will just go back to normal or have these drills change something fundamentally? i think with this military exercise and the last one last august after a former us how speaker nancy pelosi visited these 2 exercises basically have imposed new normals around the taiwan strait the last time it was just basically allowing china to more frequently sending verify to just across the taiwan strait and then not allowing t

does joe biden like arte? >> as a teacher she likes seeing creativity so yes indeed. thank you hazel jane, hi. >> i'm davis and i'm in fourth grade. my question is last year we were worried about climate change. are you doing anything to fight climate change? >> this is something the president sees as a priority in his administration and has taken a lot of action, with some legislative action and policy action in decisions to really make sure we are dealing with climate change that in a way when you get older and have families and kids that we are looking out for all of you in protecting the amber i'm are for all of you in doing everything we can to deal with an issue that's going to affect us for some time. again this president is committed to climate change and taking steps that have never been taken before. that's such a good question and i think that that's an issue you are so passionate about you should continue to ask those questions and continue to be a voice for it because i'll tell you that is something as you know that's going to be with us for some time if we don't take it seri

. >> jane, one of the things tha does come up is, when faith wa just saying he confuses e.trump used - and he does that a lot - he said, why would i b interested in this person i don't find them attractive, or some variatio on that. it has taken sexual assaul prosecutors, and sex crime prosecutors, some time to ge the public to understand tha that's not what sexual assault is rape and sexual assault are not about attraction >> absolutely. rape and sexual assault are crimes of power. the kind of power that donal trump asserted when he said, i can do whatever i want, grab them by their private parts an i can get away with it. it's not about whether they are beautiful or not it is about a extremely disordered person wh wants to impose his will wants to impose his will on othe people >> thank you to both of. you i appreciate you givin some clarity as we fall over this next week's faith gay and jane manning -- secret grandeur in michigan. plus what we've learned abou an ellence key involving votin machines in georgia. andrew weissmann joins us next ♪ what is it about the first w

. >> jane, one of the things tha does come up is, when faith wa just saying he confuses e.his a lot, he said, why would i be interested in this person. i don't find them attractive or some variation on that. it has taken assault prosecutors sometimes you ge the public to understand tha is not what sexual assault is. rape and sexual assault are no about attraction >> absolutely. rape and sexual assault ar crimes of power. the kind of power that donal trump asserted when he said, i can do whatever i want, grab them by their private parts an i can get away with it it's not about whether they ar beautiful or not it is about a extremely a disordered perso who wants to impose his will wants to post another. people thank you we appreciate it for giving clarity as w fall over the next few weeks we appreciate it coming up, more defendant trum news, including news about a secret grand jury in michigan, plus what we have learned abou intellects keem involving -- joins us next. not keep out people. with zevo, you can spray and stay. unlike other sprays that stick around, zevo goes from

blows up and sends him flying into boylston street that second bomb does such damage to his daughter, janet she ends up losing her leg. a piece of shrapnel from the bomb goes into denise richards. i it would later blind her martin was just a very different story. bill remembers looking at martin and knowing and knowing that there's nothing you can do. after the attack. the brothers were shockingly casual and their activities are we know went out for milk at a local grocery store, oblivious to the horror that they had perpetrated upon the city of boston in the country. trial was incredible experience and that was largely driven by the survivor and victim witnesses that explained what had happened to them. there was survivors who. where they are on crutches somewhere in wheelchairs. being in that courtroom was awful car was completely cavalier. he really didn't care. he was leaning back in his chair. he was fiddling with this pencil. he was cracking jokes with his attorney. he literally could not have cared any less about the victims describing the terror that he had brought on them. there w

jane tim is covering everything about this legal fight does this mean we'll definitely see murdoch on the mogul in court in person. the judge said this witness is pretty critical to dominion's case and gdominion is trying to prove that fox corporation was involved in the statements the only way they seem to be able to prove it is hinge it on the mourdock's involvement in the post-election period, the intimate handling of editorial coverage that we see in some of these emails that have come out as evidence, that's where they're trying to go fox, of course, says that demanding witnesses is the statement from a fox spokesman, demanding witnesses who had nothing to do with the challenged broadcasts is just the latest example of their political crusade in search of a financial windfall but there's -- these emails are pretty stunning when you see the realtime connection between the murdochs and the coverage in the post-election period as the judge put it in his summary judgment motion, reasonable jurors can disagree z and it's the 12 jurors who are going to have to decide. >> thank you. >>>

jane. >> hi, james. good morning. so wal-mart says it does be stubborn and to continuing on its business this year, even as it prepares to lay off thousands of employees. and although inflation has cooled from the peak of 9% that we had last summer. it still remains uncomfortably high and is a burden on millions of u.s. households. well, tinder is reportedly working on a $500 a month higher and dating app. it's still in the early days. but the idea is that there's high intent members who are looking for quality matches and experiences and are willing to shell out that small fortune to get that. well, the average wedding guests will spend $611 per wedding this year. bank rate says that includes travel, accommodations, gifts. an entire 18% of americans say they will take on credit card debt to attend a wedding and half of parents said they do split parenting duties equally. this was conducted by onepoll on behalf be magic and the results also show the average parent compromises with their child about 4 times a week. in the meantime, a recent su

i do think jane frasier is better at leading than given credit for i think what that does to the balance sheet, what it does in terms of simplifying business will be helpful to shareholders. i've been waiting for that and wonder why it's taking so long >> did you answer my question about bank of america or no? i feel like you punted right on to citigroup >> it's my way of saying i'm neutral. i don't own it, i don't hate it, i have other things that i have a reason to be in. >> you said i ask myself the question you didn't answer the question how about the banks? >> look, i don't love bank equities here. i will say there are two silver lineiin linings. we have seen outflows stop and we've seen a small inflow. so that's one positive the other one if you think about svb, for example, all about the negative marks on those securities because rates rose. rates fell in the first quarter. so as a result the markdowns have been taken and you could see a markup i think those are the silver linings, scott if you look at the online savings rate it is so much higher than what the banks are currently

jane corbin reports. at this college in bedfordshire... hi, guys, have a seat. these 16—year—olds are gearing up for the royal event of the air, but what doesthe upcoming coronation? we haven't seen anything like it in over 70 years, like, it is exciting. i want to be part of history, and obviously i will come down to london to see it live as well. hmm. what are you thinking? it doesn't mean anything to me, because it isjust| someone getting crowned. it isjust a waste of money when they could be spending it on stuff like care homes. what do you guys make of king charles? i don't really like him. i think he can do some good, but he is not really my cup of tea. in my opinion, i think he is going to be a i really good king, because he is helping out with charities and i stuff. how do you feel about camilla as queen? she willjust be hidden in some ways, as she doesn't really come out and present herself. i do think that prince william should be king, as he... what, instead of charles? yeah. king charles does not have the empathy towards the young generation as much as william and kate do. does the royal family connect with communities like the

does not always translate to material wealth. in fact, said detectives as they sifted through dave and jane's financial records, they found evidencere living beyond their means. there was poor bookkeeping, poor management of the bills. it didn't happen just before the shooting. this is been going on for years and years and years. after dave was killed, said donna rebeca, they found out jane had been borrowing money from her mother in law. >> jane asked her for a lot of money, give or different excuses why she needed money. >> to pay mortgages or something like that? >> mortgages, doctor bills. schools, tuitions, school supplies. >> how much money talking about? >> thousands of dollars. it was a lot. >> and when they found out that dave had three life insurance policies? >> i think we total it all up and it came up to 300, $350, 000, somewhere in that neighborhood. she was likely to see if a prowler had done this. >> was there any indication that she was capable of violent acts? or a stern person who could be violent? >> she said some things to me. and i dismissed them because i maybe didn't want to believe that she was capable, bu

jane lashes out at what it called washington's desire to on tie. wanted to see the announcing the plan as acts of international bully, the revoke their own constitution. first amendment right. it does not exist today. the freedom of religious and political views does not exist in american society. washington is going after its own citizens for supporting unwanted opinion, according to one of 3 russia and an american who have been charged with the election meddling with i mean to live from the russian capital. this is our t international. i'm rachel, love it here with the top stories of the hour. welcome to the program. and we begin with the latest from sudan authority to say more than 600 people have been killed in the northeast african country in just a week of fighting. a power struggle devolved into a full scale conflict in the capital 7 days ago, between government troops and a paramilitary group known as the rapid support forces. i knew humanitarian cease fire has been proposed after the previous one quickly collapse. these are the latest images from the capitol, of cartoon or clashes continue. r s f. troops have been firing anti aircraft brown's at air force just overhead. lo

statements are set for monday nbc's jane timm is outside the courthouse in wilmington, delaware what kinds of questions do you suppose jurors will be facing and what exactly does >> reporter: so how they do this in delaware is they're going to hand the hundreds of jurors who could make up this jury panel a list of questions. things like do you watch fox news and would that affect your ability to be impartial about a case, or have you volunteered as a poll worker. or do you work in election infrastructure, the kind of questions that are going to help lawyers and the court discern whether or not these people are going to be able to be impartial. now, of course the lawre trying to see who's going to be most favorable to their side as one outside media lawyer told me, here in delaware, you know, it's a small state and everybody knows everybody. the kind of conflicts like a distant relative who might do something or knowing, having a friend who is involved in something might not disqualify you here in delaware simply just because of the size of the jury pool and how they do this. a judge has even teased to the lawyers that, you know, they don't do it the same way h

biden before visiting they jane, and that france agrees with the us that china should and demands that china should deescalate its military activities around taiwan. how does your castro thank you very much indeed. you, inspector general, has warned, of famine is looming in somalia as it faces its worst drought and decades. antonio turkish urged the international community to act to prevent a catastrophe. as he wrapped up a trip to the country, about $43000.00 somalis died from a drought last year, half of them under the age of 5. catherine short reports from margaret issue, un secretary general, spent 2 days in somalia to put more pressure on the international community to save millions of people facing balance and drought. 5 rainy season half fails in the home of africa, somalia is the most affected. more than 40000 people have died in the last one and a half years ago. many more have been forced to leave their homes. good terrorist called for much needed humanitarian support. the u. n. needs $2600000000.00, but only 15 percent donna finding has been met. the media challenge is of course, to make sure that we avoid famine again in 2020 so to the city. an

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