sarah davies is from the international committee of the red cross and i'm on earlier. she gave us this assessment of the current humanitarian situation in gauze. you know, right now the situation is incredibly dial. what we're seeing is kind of services you ation. that is only was name, i think it's very important that we remember. but regardless of how much a actually inches the it also needs to be effectively and safely distributed. and right now that's not able to happen with things like the ongoing armful stewart's, he's the sheer number of people who are as you said, this place leaving on grades the rubble, the degree, the telecommunications challenges, people are not receiving the aid or, or supplies that they really desperately need, i'll close out to you. that was the best of their abilities, but there are many, many challenges that are currently being faced to use to, to receive a here's a quick look at some other stories making headlines around the world. germany's foreign ministry says a reform palestinian authority must play a major role in gauze as future.

. >> i'm sarah davis, special education teacher in minnesota. teach emotional and behavioral disorders. they've gone so far as to reach out to a temp agency to bring para-educators, which helps having bodies in the building. but it is not the same as having a teacher who is trained and has specialized in behaviors and mental health. >> i am a retired schoolteacher. >> i'm assistant superintendent for people services for public schools in lafayette, massachusetts. >> it breaks your heart everything will day as a teacher to know you still needed more time with a student. it doesn't break your heart, but i can cry every single day worrying about the kids and that they need more time. >> in my office, part of my job. but usually when someone is upset about something, we can work together and figure out a solution that is going to benefit people and we can move forward. this year, i don't have a solution because i don't have people. >> the staffing shortage really makes me question if i want to spendhe rest of my career in this setting. >> it makes m

and now rely on a force of why sarah davies is from the international committee of the red cross in amman. jordan, i asked her about the current few minutes here in that situation in got, you know, right now the situation is incredibly dial. what we're seeing is kind of services you ation, that is only was today. i think it's very important that we remember regardless of how much a actually inches daughter, it only needs to be effectively and safely distributed. and right now that's not able to happen with things like the ongoing on. so stewards, he's the serial number of people who are, as you said, this place leaving on grades the rubble, the degree, the telecommunications challenges, people are not receiving the aid or, or supplies, but they really desperately need. i'll close out to you the best of their abilities, but there are many, many challenges that are currently being faced to use to, to receive a that was ever, data is speaking with us earlier. here are some other stories now making headlines around the world. germany's foreign minister says a reform to palestine authority mus

executive director cheryl evan davis and our sponsor, collective impact and executive director james spingola. the nor cal mlk foundation and our event producer, the ever so talented sarahwilliams. [applause] we also like to thank the war memorial and performing arts scepter the theater team and [indiscernible] tonight would not have been possible without our amazing performers, ms. laya hathaway, iaecia [indiscernible] thank you for sharing your gifts. special thanks to sfgovtv bay area town car, paul mon tarot and studiostrument reynold mike ground and [indiscernible] our mayor, the honorable london breed for continued support. [applause] special thanks to all of you for joining us. we hope you had a great time. to close us out, please welcome director aaron grizel. [applause] >> give yourselves a hand, clap. gives yourselves a hand, clap. so, we have experienced the 2024 martin luther king jr. celebration concert here in the city of san francisco. with our own layla hathaway and iaecia [indiscernible] want to share something with you very quickly and then we'll be out of here. sf, san francisco, sfmlk.events. go there, the rest of the weekend. i want to highlight one

davis. >> its 908, people in san francisco's bernal heights neighborhood saw their cars torched on new year's eve. and we talked to some people about what happened and how it's affecting them. kron 4 sarah stinson has that story. >> i spoke with 3 people whose cars are now destroyed. many of them have lived in that area of burnell for decades. and they did not expect to start the new year this way in their own neighborhood. >> new year's eve celebrations come to a halt when 4 cars go up in flames. nothing new this happening in san francisco's bernal heights neighborhood around 9.30, sunday night cards ruins from amman and snow. and i know my whole family as well. lyla nelson says she and her boyfriend were ringing in the new year inside her parents house when they heard a fire truck walk out and see that. >> his cars on my mom's cars on fire in the driveway and other cars in front of his run and it was just insane. nelson's boyfriend malik should bags is among 4 people now without a car having to start from scratch. you know, insurance doesn't cover everything with the car. so >> going going into this new year, it's just a struggle having to find my way to get to work and go. >> witness

executive director cheryl evan davis and our sponsor, collective impact and executive director james spingola. the nor cal mlk foundation and our event producer, the ever so talented sarah williams. [applause] we also like to thank the war memorial and performing arts scepter the theater team and [indiscernible] tonight would not have been possible without our amazing performers, ms. laya hathaway, iaecia [indiscernible] thank you for sharing your gifts. special thanks to sfgovtv bay area town car, paul mon tarot and studiostrument reynold mike ground and [indiscernible] our mayor, the honorable london breed for continued support. [applause] special thanks to all of you for joining us. we hope you had a great time. to close us out, please welcome director aaron grizel. [applause] >> give yourselves a hand, clap. gives yourselves a hand, clap. so, we have experienced the 2024 martin luther king jr. celebration concert here in the city of san francisco. with our own layla hathaway and iaecia [indiscernible] want to share something with you very quickly and then we'll be out of here. sf, san francisco, sfmlk.events. go there, the rest of the weekend. i want to highlight on