and let's bring in now as part of the international federation of the red cross and the red crescent society is in the all the joins us from the capital cup and do thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us your organization is helping there on the ground what's most urgently needed. yeah yeah as we report just said the situation with the 2nd wave. is very deadly and not alarming and just to give you some quick figures just in the possibly weeks the code rate has increased by about 50 times and in march we were talking about 100 infections a day but just in the last few days we're talking about over 7000. there and the death rate is also unprecedented they probably stand we are talking about over $58.00 dead each day. this is off also very very alarming. diagnostic work with the red cross cross volunteers on the ground the red cross on to the very very active. the dealing with preventive measures to support the national and medical services as well as vets and nation efforts and as you may also be aware that many of the rich are concrete we're talking about a rate of vacc

previous peak last fall over the past week doctors have reported almost 70000 cases according to the red cross and red crescent 44 percent of covert test conducted are coming back positive and the cases per 100000 people or about the same as india's 2 weeks ago in other words it looks like a repeat of india's disaster and with a weaker health care system than india's and a slower vaccination rate the challenge for nepal will be that much bigger. getting out while they still can. these passengers are on the last flights out of kathmandu as. all suspends international air travel. over you because you just i'm glad that i'm able to leave nepal where the covert 19 situation is getting really bad. like neighboring india nepal is reeling from a deadly 2nd wave of the coronavirus the porous border between the 2 countries has contributed to skyrocketing case numbers. nepal's main towns and cities are in lockdown the health ministry says the situation is unmanageable doctors and nurses are being pushed to their limits. today we have not turned anyone away without providing them with oxygen. but the sit

and red cross. right now the world is seeing a very unfair race with reach countries running 30 times faster than then poor countries so 30 percent of people in rich countries are being vaccinated or at least every received one goes and only one percent the poor countries so not having received any n.e.a. i've just received $11.00 though so it's really the issue of inequities a massive issue that requires a sentient. their war ended basic survival from from from bombs or or resize a is a is the priority and old date public health measures that are normally put in plays that increase times. clearly a group down in terms of priority so more as a group of 8 the ability of communities to respond to emergencies of public health nature and then on avoidably allow viruses be the able and the or c. or or the 19 that to spread more more easily within the communities. the estimate is that around the world around one quarter 25 percent of the population doesn't want to get a vaccine and these are changes of co

where i am standing is the family assistance center, it has been set up here at the red cross for the victims, employees, or the same center that opened up for the gilroy garlic festival two years ago. sadly, this county is all too familiar with helping the rooms after a tragedy like this. again, the district attorney spoke not too long ago here and here is some of what he had to say. >> this morning, all of us woke up to a new nightmare. this one two blocks away from my office. honestly, i pray that this is the last time we have to open such a center in our county. we will do everything we can today and in the weeks or months ahead to support all of the victims and their families. >> reporter: this parking lot is full not just with the media but we have seen a lot of people in the parking lot like families of the vta employees possibly those still missing as relatives look for answers and the district attorney said during our conference that they are still trying to notify some of the family members so that is probably why we do see somewhat of a delay, but again, the mood out here i

a small boy and his brother rescued from war in gaza by the red cross i hold it was dark and we were 1st placed on a red cross truck now a world leader in crisis management and a highly regarded doctor in chicago who still misses her homeland just ones i pass around me thinking of returning to jordan al-jazeera world meets 2 successful arab doctors in north america arabs approach the humanitarian and the healer on al-jazeera. world. welcome back and look at the main stories now head of foreign forces in afghanistan says it would be a mistake for any armed groups to attack as the united states for. the united states formally begins its withdrawal from the country it comes after a truck bomb killed at least $24.00 people in eastern logar province on friday. india has become the 1st country in the world report more than 400000 new covert infections in a single day another 3 and a half 1000 people have also died as the country's outbreak continues to grow and a bid by somalia's president mohammad top to live for my job to extend his term in office by 2 years has fallen apart autumn and h

g 20 a manual topic about as director of health and care at the international federation of the red cross and red crescent is joining us now live hi there might see it again ok you want to charge of the questions that up up up put here to this distinguished panel of 20 world leaders and their representatives and of course the bankers of money there as well what would you like to be top of the agenda the. well we would like to see equitable vaccination to be at the top of the agenda right now the world is seeing a very unfair race with reach countries running 30 times faster than then poor countries saw 30 percent of people in rich countries being vaccinated or at least every received one goes and only one percent the poor countries not having received any any just received one so it's really an issue of inequities a massive issue that requires that attention requires attention in terms of what waiving intellectual property rights. transfer of knowledge and technology is and also sharing of those from rich countries to poor countries and of course time is of the essence here there is no ti

in which he called were internally long bandages for the red cross. so she did what women were supposed to do at that time. but it was not enough. she said later that nearly every home in milan clear had a blue star flag and its window. and she said, they think this is an amazing quote here, and i'm getting ahead of myself. like the famous poster here, she said i wish that i too had been a man. had a small part in this great complex. so she applied to the ymca couple of times and they actually rejected her the first time because she said she was too young. she was 25. and she applied again after doing some more red cross volunteer work and they finally took her and she was accepted into the program. and so, this is her down here in the front and center on the ship going to france. and, so she's on her way. when she gets to france, she is tasked with establishing a canteen for the seventh machine gun battalion at the third division. and so, she gave a speech the first day, this is her outside a hut with one of a birdie known go boys to show up. to give

well, now the red cross isn't famine, could lead to severe, long term food shortages into ground top of everything else. an estimated 1000000 despite people are relying on the support of host communities who already have limited resources. many have lost what they had to looses. and international committee of the red cross analysis found with families who can now a 40 just to meal the day will soon have to come back to one meal a day. and then violence is also making it difficult for people to find worked on living the i c, r c in the if you're in right process distributing seed and fertilize to 16000 families in the central zone of take away to help improve next jazz crops of course hope is that that will allow people to continue farming, have some sort of livelihood seeds are being distributed to give them some form of support. the right cross. this angle response has been positive. people have the trauma over the timing of the eighty's still very much in their psyche. what they were worried the most of the country started and as everything was going on, what stresses them the most

. >> abc 7 news reporter melendez joins us from the red cross from san jose where family members have been directed on dealing with this situation, leanne. >> as vta employees were led out, many family members rushed to contact with them. >> i'm still waiting for my brother. >> my wife. >> she works here? >> uh-huh. >> what does she do? >> she's a mechanic. >> she left a message from a coworkers phone saying that she was okay. she dropped her phone and that is all i heard from there. now i'm here to find out what's going on. >> reporter: this employee was next door at the building when he heard there was a shooting. >> i heard there was a shooting in the building that's all i heard. yeah. >> there's a lot of hugging, a lot of crying. and a lot of connection between people. >> reporter: survivors and family members also arrived at the family assistance center set up by the red cross. >> we want to provide every kind of human service in the most humane and gentle way. >> and as i was saying before, this is where family members are being told to come to get support and any new informatio

yes this victim's assistance center is open the red cross. it is here. the red cross in san jose. so we've seen a lot of family members get support by coming here. and of course, they can always call the county hotline. azenith smith reporting live for us tonight. thank you. the santa clara county district attorney offered ongoing support for those devastated by the loss is. we're going to do everything we can today and in the weeks and months ahead to support all of the victims and their families, and we're also going to do everything that we can to find out if there's anything that could have been done to prevent this tragedy. thesaid he expects the red cross center on north first rate will be open to provide counseling and other services for anyone affected through next week. tonight we're learning more about the gunman. his name is 57 year old sam cassidy. he does not have any major criminal record in santa clara county. several co workers who asked to not be identified, described him as a quiet loner. but in 2009 and ex girlfriend accused him of being mentally physically. and

we have the nepal head of delegation at the international federation of red cross and red question societies joining us from the capital kathmandu let's start with kathmandu tell us what's happening there. yeah katmandu is one of the hotbeds for as a 2nd wave of deadly cobra 19 and you also have the other districts along the border with india i just want to say that. in the lock few weeks the number of infections have gone up by 50 times all over 50 times and is still rising if you look at modify the figure that mocks were talking about 100 cases a day in the last few days it was over 700000 or so over 7000. pounds so some daoism from a 100 a day 2 months ago those death rate is 50 over 50 a day and this is sort of unprecedented in the next hour context. obviously you've heard of the very day the very end and this variant is much more contagious much more aggressive and is spreading poor brewarrina spectrum of the population including younger people and you have power. the vaccination rate so far it's the no one percent compared to about $3040.00 plus and many of the richer countries this is

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the international red cross and red crescent movement are both rich countries to share out their covert vaccines with poorer nations and says. need to urgently show actual property to allow jobs to be made fast and cheaply worldwide and a cold the holding of those who is morally wrong pointing out that the world's poorest 50 countries only have 2 percent of world supplies i would discuss those issues with emmanuel couple of the red cross and red crescent. right now they did world a seeing a very unfair race with reach countries running 30 times faster than then poor countries so 30 percent of people in rich countries being vaccinated or least every received one goes and only one percent to poor countries not having received any any i've just received $11.00 though so it's really the issue of inequities a massive issue that requires the attention. they wore and didn't basic survival from from from bombs or or resized say is that priority and old the public health measures that are normally plays even in peacetime is. clearly a group down in terms of priority so more as a group of 8 the a

thank you. >> head of the sub delegation of the international committee of the red cross.k you very much for having joined us and we will speak to you again in the near future. so we can see, the gaza skyline, we have been live with our correspondent and our guest from the international committee of the red cross. about eight minutes or so and in that time, we heard some explosions at the start of the live and some very loud explosions. 3, 4 in a row about five mites ago. we c see evidences in gaza city. one of our correspondent for al jazeera arabic also spoke to doctors at the main hospital in gaza. as you can imagine, the system is stretched almost to a breaking point. so far, around 60 dead including 15 children. that is the gaza skyline. we will bring you the latest fromhe strip as it happened here on al jazeera. that is the situation in gaza. tensions have also spilled onto the streets of israel mixed palestinian israeli neighborhoods. there have been riots near tel aviv. shops owned by palestinian israelis have been targeted. there have been street attacks on palest

. >> devoted to helping and healing, the das office, the red cross, and our many partners are helping and healing. i'm so grateful for the partnership that we have with -- and -- of the american red cross, casey holcomb who standing behind me, our victim services director, the first people we called this morning when we heard about the mass shooting was the american red cross and we said can we set up a family assistance center at your location in san jose and they immediately said yes. and we are grateful to have partners like this in our community. we have community solutions here as well, rebecca's children services, the bill wilson center and of course our own counties behavioral health, dream power which is an organization we worked with in gilroy and i'll talk about the gilroy mass shooting in a little bit as well. and also we are grateful for our partners at the fbi. the fbi sent victim advocates immediately to san jose to help us and we are really grateful for them. this site here is our family assistance center for this mass shooting event, it is devoted to help anyone who is

you ethiopia red cross is -- 60,000 families in the central zone to help improve next year's crops.ope is that it will allow people to continue farming. there being distributed to try meet that goal. the red cross is saying that the response has been positive so far. >> people have the trauma of the famine of the 80's still very much in their psyche. what they are worried most about and everything was going on that what stresses the most is the lack of being able to produce so this has driven them to continue farming to continue plowing their lands and the reaction has been overwhelming. starting to plant the seeds, they will be planted in judah. -- june. people are trying -- food and security situation. host: you're watching the -- calls for urgent police reform after a month of deadly protesters -- columbia. good this possibly be any and for benjamin netanyahu? number one tennis player explains why she will not be following -- at the french en. host: russia's president -- which led to the arrest of a dissident journalist and his girlfriend. both are now leg wishing in jail. -- lan

we'll talk to the red cross in a moment. first, the government's desperate calls for help from abroad. even the help of international tourists, a record number of whom is registered to climb the world's most famous mountain view. the seasons coming to an end, but the climate could still do the people to nepal. a huge favor. gasping for precious breath in a race against time. these coven patients in the himalayas are fighting for their lives, there among the lucky few to have access to oxygen, vital, but increasingly scarce result here. a recent surgeon cove at 19 cases has brought nepal fragile health care system to a breaking point. and oxygen supplies are running out. now the government's urging not ever it's climate to help expedite margin somebody. in addition, it has install climbers at the base campus have an ample number of oxygen cylinders, high equity. and we have requested owners and operators to bring back those empty cylinders immediately after the completion of their expeditions, utilizing the benefits of the pe

the red cross is saying that the response has been positive so far. people have the trauma over the timing of the eighty's still very much in their psyche. what they were worried the most of the country started and as everything was going on, what stresses them the most is the lack of being able to produce food. so this has driven them to continue farming to continue plowing their lands. and the reaction has been overwhelming. as soon as we distributing it to the same people starting to use it starting to plant them, seeds tested will be planted in june, people up and pads. the trauma of the famine is very much in the psyche and people are trying to food in food insecurity. situation in watching the news, our life from london much more than i had on the program called jim elise for full after a month across columbia. this possibly be the end for benjamin netanyahu. israeli media reports it and you comission government's been ugly. and while number one, dennis hi, ashley bob. she explains why she won't be following me a soccer in boy crossing the media

heard of the legation of the international committee of the red cross and he joins us live from gaza. last year i don't know whether you can hear it too but we have a live shot over the gaza skyline and we keep on hearing these explosions tell us a little bit about what you've experienced over the past few hours. even you know your brother just has an explosion. was heard before. it was so it was good to hear so i mean you know you have said it all and i truly don't think we can we can extend this. interview much longer i think the better go along but. i think i can answer absolutely i don't want to put you in any more danger than you already are in so please let's start at the interview now and we will of course speak to you again on al-jazeera whenever you can at any point in the next few days just tuck barbara just out real quick i would like to say that the but these were complete they have to respect the principles of international humanitarian law those principles are the prohibition of conduct. that indiscriminate attacks against. the means of holding the attacks on the defense

previous peak last fall over the past week doctors have reported almost 70000 cases according to the red cross and red crescent 44 percent of covert tests conducted are coming back positive and the cases per 100000 people or about the same as india's 2 weeks ago in other words it looks like a repeat of india's disaster and with a weaker health care system than india's and a slower vaccination rate the challenge for nepal will be that much bigger. getting out while they still can. these passengers are on the last flights out of katmandu as nepal's is spends international air travel. over you because you just i'm glad that i'm able to leave nepal where the covert 19 situation is getting really bad. like neighboring india nepal is reeling from a deadly 2nd wave of the coronavirus the porous border between the 2 countries has contributed to skyrocketing case numbers. nepal's main towns and cities are in lockdown the health ministry says the situation is unmanageable doctors and nurses are being pushed to their limits. to date we have not turned anyone away without providing them with oxygen. but t

he was with the american red cross, which played a significant role and providing help. as nurses and medical care. most of the civilians had probably died of diseases like the influenza and epidemic. >> so, this is a grave from harry gibson. and the ymca. the ymca's helped a lot during the war and the realigns, especially. they build barracks for the american soldiers. they also provided donuts, any kind of food supply, anything they could. so many civilian organizations, such as the ymca, they helped a lot you giving train to make the life easier and better for the american soldier who are fighting so far away from home. >> here we have the grave of any, who was part of an evacuation hospital. they were important because that's where the troops were evacuated after being wounded in battle. she actually died during the meuse-argonne, but it's unlikely that it would've been a result of combat war. but she would've died most likely from the influenza epidemic, which was raging into the whole area of the western front. the second wave of the influenza epidemic had reached

1st released on a red cross truck now world leader in crisis management and a highly regarded doctor in chicago who still misses her homeland just one day pass out i think is returning to jordan al-jazeera world meets 2 successful arab doctors in north america arabs abroad the humanitarian and the healer on al-jazeera. it's the u.k.'s biggest hospital with eventual capacity for 4000 covered 19 patients built inside a london conference center it took just 9 days to construct with the help of army engineers dramatically expanding the critical care bed count and other similar sites are underway the actual london numbers could be much higher than advertised researchers say that huge gaps in testing capacity that the government is now trying to close extrapolate that across the country under spread of coronavirus appears far wider than anyone thought. 'd this is al jazeera. hello and welcome i'm peter darby you're watching the news our live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes another record rising code 19 deaths in india as aid trickles in from other countr

right now is to come here to the red cross and ask for help.>>> let's turn to david louis.g on the victims at valley medical center.>>> larry, if you know, two people left the were brought here to valley medical center which is one of the three trauma centers in the south bay which are very well equipped to handle traumatic injuries especially gunshot wounds in this type of incident. we do not know the identity of the two people who were not here. when did pass away upon arrival. the other person is here being treated and is in critical condition. that condition has not changed all throughout the hours he has been here. it has been almost 10 hours a since that time. we do not know whether they are making progress are not. we can imagine he has loved we have not been able to find any members of the family but as you can imagine they're going tosatrmaan e me type of stss everyone has gonethrough today whether family members were killed or injured. we do know the trauma center is always equipped to handle as many cases as are brought here. the have been able to focus on one pa

>> well, the american red cross provided relief post massacre.was led by a fellow named maurice willows sent in from st. louis. by all accounts, black and white, the red cross did a wonderful job. in fact, the red cross was called angels of mercy because of all the work that they did in providing medical care, food, shelter, clothing, et cetera. a couple of downtown white churches that are still here were awful instrumental in providing post massacre relief. first presbyterian church and holy family cathedral. there were a number of stories about individuals in the white community who provided support post mass sker and during the massacre as well. for example, some african-american women were domestics in white homes in south tulsa. some of those women were sheltered in those homes as the massacre unfolded because people for whom they worked heard about what was going on and wanted to protect them, safeguard them over on the south side of tulsa. the city of tulsa for its part was not helpful immediately post massacre. there were a number of prom

continues tonight, santa clara officials have opened a family assistance center at the american red cross in san jose. >> that is for folks affected obviously by this mass shooting at the rail yard. our kron four's amanda hari is there live now is what it's like. >> and what the district attorney had to say today. amanda. >> that we're told there have been 8 or mine families that have been here throughout the day for services. some of those families. know that their family member was a victim of this tragedy. others have family members that are still missing. the dia says they haven't notified everyone yet of their family members being killed during this tragedy. that's because they want to make sure they get everything right the first time. this morning. all of us. >> woke up to a new nightmare. santa clara district attorney jeff rosen was noticeably upset as he spoke about the mass shooting at the vta light rail yard, even sending a message to families affected. so sorry for your loss may god comfort you. >> dia rose in announced this new family assistance center at the american red cro

>> well, the american red cross provided relief post massacre. it was led by a fellow named maurice willows sent in from st. louis. by all accounts, black and white, the red cross did a wonderful job. in fact, the red cross was called angels of mercy because of all the work that they did in providing medical care, food, shelter, clothing, et cetera. a couple of downtown white churches that are still here were awful instrumental in providing post massacre relief. first presbyterian church and holy family cathedral. there were a number of stories about individuals in the white community who provided support post mass sker and during the massacre as well. for example, some african-american women were domestics in white homes in south tulsa. some of those women were sheltered in those homes as the massacre unfolded because people for whom they worked heard about what was going on and wanted to protect them, safeguard them over on the south side of tulsa. the city of tulsa for its part was not helpful immediately post massacre. there were a number of

a small boy and his brother rescued from war in gaza by the red cross supply holders and we were 1st placed on a red cross truck now a world leader in crisis management and a highly regarded doctor in chicago who still misses her homeland just one day pass without me thinking of returning to jordan al jazeera world meets 2 successful arab doctors in north america arabs approach the humanitarian and the healer on al-jazeera. well if we cannot have palestina my government was certainly not allow britain to control the french palestine would be an actress but then we need to find another solution before we come to blows just 100 years ago britain and france made a secret deal that would influence the shape of the middle east are centuries to come and so. now we can draw on the. psych speak our minds in the sand on al-jazeera. the we are the. talk about this talk us but with our come all thank you so much for sadie's driver valtteri bottas is on pole position for the formula one portuguese grand prix the tendinitis teammate britain's lewis hamilton the chance to clinch his record extendi

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the american red cross, the mennonites of pennsylvania, a bunch of other groups.ho ever came there was a fantastic day. it started with sunrise service at fort revere. they went to paragon park which was open again. and there was a fair that was held at the work mansion. everyone or member the work mansion? >> before it burned. christopher: yes. this was a fundraiser and it became this idea that people really did have an appreciation for the help people gave them and understood that that piece of community, because that's what we kept hearing -- the blizzard brought people together in a way it hadn't before. people knew their neighbors in a different way because they were stuck with them. [laughter] but they were really trying to figure out what it is that made our community special and that was one of the things. the last slide i want to end with is when i was writing the book at the 25th anniversary of the blizzard one of the things was what have we learned? have we learned anything? are we better prepared? are we doing anything differently? the answer was no, w

santa clara county officials have opened a family assistance center at the red cross in san jose is forwho have been affected by the mass shooting at the vta light rail yard and kron four's amanda hari is there live with the latest on what's happening right now and what the district attorney is saying. >> amanda. >> we're told a to mind. families have been here throughout the day. some are here to utilize the services because they know that their family member was a victim in this horrible tragedy others are still waiting to find out whether or not their family member was a victim. the dia says they want to make sure they have all the information, correct before they notified the family members of the victims. >> this morning. all of us woke up to a new nightmare. santa clara district attorney jeff rosen was noticeably upset as he spoke about the mass shooting at the vta light rail yard. >> even sending a message to families affected. so sorry for your loss may god comfort you. >> dia rose in announced this new family assistance center at the american red cross in san jose. he says they

this time germany is also sending over a group of health experts to train members of the indian red cross several european countries and other nations including the us and taiwan also joined the a dish that. it's a heavy load for this military transport machine but what's in these containers this desperately need it at giant oxygen generator to help a covert 1000 hospital in delhi. would be ideal conditions the generator can produce up to 400000 liters of oxygen a day. supplying around 28 patients in intensive care so. it's the 2nd batch of emergency help from germany and one of many organized by the international community for the soldiers involved it's more than a routine flight. in this case because it's a long flight and we are transporting cargo that has never been flown this way before careful preparation and planning was required but as this is about saving lives you can sense an increased motivation from everyone. but. the plane is on its way to delhi a team of german med. expenses awaiting to install the oxygen generator relief from patients who gets help. from denny i'm now join

we'll talk to the red cross in a moment. first, the government's desperate calls for help from abroad, even to help international tourists. a record number of whom are registered to climb the world's most famous mountain view. the seasons coming to an end, but the climate could still do the people in the pool. a huge favor. the gas paying for precious breath in a race against time. these coven patients in the himalayas fighting for their lives, there among the lucky few to have access to oxygen, a vital but increasingly scarce result here. a recent surgeon cove at 19 cases has brought in a poor fragile health care system to a breaking point. and oxygen supplies are running out. now the government urging not ever as climate to help explain some margin somebody. in addition, it has install climbers at the base campus and have an ample number of oxygen cylinder, high quality humbly. and we have requested owners and operators to bring back those empty cylinders immediately after the completion of their expeditions, utilizing the

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with the international committee of the red cross in gaza we appreciate your time we've taken the time to talk with us tonight we know it's a very difficult time thank you thank you. kramer she's covering the story for she joins me now from jerusalem good evening to you bring us up to date on what is happening on the israeli side tonight. well as we speak there are certain still incoming rockets i have to see some interference i'm sorry. incoming rockets in the south of his well and you have seen this over the course of the evening they come in small of barrages but they come in waves as well. on the political level. a lot of strong support there is a lot of strong support at the moment. hearing from the mayors in the southern community said. tax the prostate's and the constant rocket attacks supporting continuing the military campaign against hamas and gaza that is a 9 also that the political statements that he heard from prime minister binyamin netanyahu and also defense minister. that they think they should continue this operation and also they think they still have to support of th

we'll talk to the red cross in a moment. first, the government's desperate calls for help from abroad. even the help of international tourists, a record number of whom are registered to climb the world's most famous mountain and is here. the season is coming to an end, but the climb is, could still do the people in the pool. a huge favor. the gasping for precious breath in a race against time. these coven patients in the himalayas fighting for their lives, there among the lucky few to have access to oxygen, vital, but increasingly scarce result. here. a recent surgeon cove at 19 cases has brought nepal fragile health care system to a breaking point. and oxygen supplies are running out. now the government's urging not ever it's climate to help merge, and somebody in addition, sol, climbers, at the base cavities, have an ample number of oxygen cylinder, high quality. and we have requested owners and operators to bring back those empty cylinders immediately after the completion of their expeditions, utilizing the benefits of th

he's chad of naples, red cross, dr. things you know. welcome. how severe is the oxygen shortage in the bottle that thank you. thank you very much, i'm the nip it. you started in the oxygen supply. i bought the bought the equipment and studied the cylinder and then oxygen productions. and then many people are dying without getting dark feet and are ok. and then also without waiting to speech and saw the dog season is considered to be the primary statement. so if you will start days and the governor's off to climb bus to bring back oxygen. so then does from mount everest, how much of an impact will that have on the overall situation? know if you did, if you don't want to because government is trying to call it and then are you the medical sector now, all the, all the us be out that way to using the industry in the job, in the, in the grinding in the hiking, in the mounting, all the, all the have been about government has asked our to bring back and to get to the medical sector, particularly the hospitals, because i'm not for them about 3 weeks to

father outside the red cross and said jose, the family of 36 year old top touch deep singh are seen crying uncontrollably clinging on to one another, repeating the words why they learned late wednesday night. the father of two young children from union city was among the eight casualties of wednesday's shooting at a bt light rail yard in san jose. we have a big hope, actually, since this morning, i'm in now. they said. the body still there, you know they didn't even move. it loved ones say they knew something was wrong when he didn't pick up his phone. it was the light rail operator second day at work back from vacation they heard from coworkers. singh was on the third floor when the gunfire erupted. he helped one of his coworkers hide and alert others of a show. shooter in the building. one lady he put in the control room to hide over here. you know, he can go there to actually, but he he just saved her. and then after that he goes towards the downstairs. he also aware that the people over there is shooting. be careful. another victim, 40 year old michael rood, a medic in a friend of san

she's the spokeswoman of the international committee of the red cross. should you take the time to talk with this we understand that sunday was the deadliest day since these air strikes began a week ago what can you tell us about the humanitarian situation on the ground there tonight. good evening. this extremely. it is strikes continuing day and night. for your nation. especially for children who are a father told me that his refused to go to the toilet. without a company or. is it possible that. like these requests. that the children are growing with. only that a present. yes. if i could just ask you what about getting humanitarian aid to the people in gaza is israel allowing humanitarian corridors for the time being the needs are imminent imminent i mean it's a huge needs the infrastructure that has been massively impacted and the health needs are seemly great in the international committee of the because we managed to help the gaza hospitals with medical items that enough to 350 seriously injured people we also supported. regress and with medical i t

he's chair of naples, red cross, dr. things you know. welcome how severe is the oxygen shortage in the bottom that thank you. thank you very much. i'm the net bought it. you started in the oxygen supply. i bought the bought the equipment is 30 to cylinders and then oxygen productions. and then many people are dying without getting dark sheet and are ok. and then also without waiting to speech and saw the dog is considered to be the primary treatment. so the q will start dates and other governors off the clambers to bring back oxygen. so then does for mount everest, how much of an impact will that have on the overall situation? no, you don't because governmentally it's trying to call it and then are you the medical effect or not all the, all the us be all the way to using the industry in the job in the, in the client being in the hiking in the mounting, all of the all the have been about government has asked to bring back and to get to the medical sector, particularly the hospitals, because i'm not about 3 weeks before fully blood. there

the red cross which is supplying food to around 40 villages in the north is farming essentially like seeds and fertilizer are running low. are where the situation has hurt us a lot and we all left our homes with nothing. and our children have been exposed to different diseases. there is no school. all the children and women are hiding in the mountains. the united nation says people in t gray, a facing famine. if the fighting doesn't stop, shall stratford 0 ah . in the united states, senators from the republican party have blocked the creation of an independent commission to investigate january is attack on capitol hill by supporters of the former president. donald trump, that sounds beat white house correspondent, kimberly how kit and kimberly there was definitely support for this investigation. tell us more about why it was blocks. yeah, there was actually bipartisan support for this investigation. there were 6 republicans who voted with democrats in favor of having a bipartisan commission to look into the events of january 6 when of course there were the riots on the capital. after

the red cross among others has called for napier to be shot immediately some people might you know torture. and some people might say you know how very bad experience it so living beside. it in the defense and leaving behind a wife is in need so for in forking off reason like when decisions which is contrary to what they want to come here to to see yet while 2 similar barack sites have closed napier remains open the government says improvements have been made since napier was closed down temporarily after a big outbreak of covert 900 in january followed by a fire said to have been started by the residents themselves and you can see the remains of that blaze over there all basic needs are now being met says the government and in fact there are plans to scale back up the numbers of people staying here from around 70 now to more than 300 in the coming week. one former resident who now campaigns for its closure believes napier's growing notoriety works as a deterrent to former residents up me here when i were among them they are keen to take them to journey in and go back because the condition

1st placed on a red cross truck now a world leader in crisis management and a highly regarded doctor in chicago who still misses her homeland just one day is possibly thinking of returning to jordan al-jazeera wild meats 2 successful arab doctors in north america arabs approach the humanitarian and the healer on al-jazeera. from inside the walls of a west african prison comes home. a chance to create to express emotion and take the 1st steps towards rehabilitation. a renowned choreographer shares his passion for dogs inspiring prisoners to perform and to reach beyond the ill deeds of the past and the confines of their present the dance of the use a witness documentary on al-jazeera a century ago they were called colonialists. 50 years ago and they were known as immigrants today they are citizens. in the light of france's 2021 contentious so-called separatism laws we look back at the history of muslim immigration in france in a 3 part series. muslims affronts episode one on al-jazeera. well it's. a money insight and with the top stories on al-jazeera more people in india have tested p

the red cross is demanding the closure of a former british army camp housing migrants napier barracks is meant to be temporary accommodation and human rights groups say the use of a mostly base is psychologically damaging for the people living there many a thought to have been tortured in or trafficked from the countries they fled china reports napier barracks in kent has come to symbolize an asylum system increasingly hostile to asylum seekers we're seeing like as soon as they arrive a serious decline in their mental health and may really desperate they're right there running away. or they have suicidal ideation we've had. we've seen several suicide attempts already in the last few weeks a former british army facility long disused it's accommodation is rustic the buildings run down napier has been condemned as filthy and unsuitable by independent specters and while residents are free to come and go many see constant reminders in the barbed wire and barred windows of past trauma. brahimi fled religious persecution in iran he communicates with us using a translation app on his phone i

the red cross which is supplying food to around 40 villages in the north says farming essentially like seeds and fertilizer are running low. where the situation has hurt us a lot and we all left our homes with nothing. and our children have been exposed to different diseases. there's no school, all the children and women are hiding in the mountains. the united nation says people in t gray of facing families. if the fighting doesn't stop. stratford, i was era. these writing, newspaper read, says, published front page photos of the $67.00 palestinian children killed in garza by re be ass strikes the headline alongside the picture reads. this is the price of war. the paper published the stories of the victims aged between 6 months to 17 years old incorporation with new york times. and the video is gone viral on social media showing the detention of an 11 year old boy by israeli police unoccupied east jerusalem. the child was accused of throwing stones earlier in the week. his sister can be seen crying. i, the not been rushing opposition leaders. fet, lana to sky has renewed a cause for eu

you and in the red cross have brought these parcels of food and blanket which is prepared to distribute the people keep arriving to registering at this desk. the whole line new arrivals waiting, everyone sitting on the floor around here as arrived within the last few hours. one of the worst things is the uncertainty. people here really want a need to be in their home, but they have no idea if or when it will be safe to go back to them. united nations, refugee agencies expressing concern about the crisis in ethiopia in northern te gray region. the raw reports, hundreds of refugees have been taken from displacement camps by soldiers. schools have also not been spared brian groups of warring or warning rather than warring size of destroyed schools which are being used as military bases. child strengths of reports. computers smashed equipment stolen, a place of learning, destroyed. this is just one of many schools which according to a report by human rights watch, has been damaged by both government and opposition forces during fighting. in the t gray region of northern ethiopia, the organi