communities are grappling with the loss that came so abruptly in the middle of the night. yaks on she shockey is the ceo of them. a ram of foundation which provides assistance to syrians from its headquarters in gasoline tap. he told us earlier on d, w by what he's hearing out of syria to kids. it's like it's a state so you have a government, you have emergency team, we've walked in the streets, we're getting fixed messages from afar about what we shouldn't do or we should not . and still we don't have this. we don't have government at the north, west syria. we don't have government. we have actually people who i, n g o z and civil society or trying to manage. and that me side all difficulties. we break short and funding when it's being cut, body and then to national community because others shows them the different countries. so basically the hospitals like being caught over 50 percent. so we are the behind the medical supply. we are already behind winter. i dish and kids and we're already behind the shutters and pants. and now we have this emergency and we used to say emergency within emerg

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your group says that if you're hundreds of people could still be trapped under rubble. yaks on the shockey is the ceo of the mara foundation. that provides assistance to syrians from its headquarters across the border in the turkish city of gaussian tip. i asked him what he is hearing out of theory. while it's very bad, we've been communicating with my team and we set this a temporary shug base to have people who really did their houses and we're not talking, as you mentioned, just like a building we're talking about. the settlement camps who would like to attend, were destroyed and really walls were falling over to like people, why they would, they were steeping and you said you're talking to was from inside your car and that's not just by chance. is it there? are you, are you where it is soft? is it to be right now? while honestly i didn't the but think in a test or, and the whole being was shaking. i drove around. i mean that check with the other colleagues and friends and it's not, there's no safe place i want to, i'm not only mean, i mean, even after i had said, don't go back to build

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the number of mass shooting and academic setting is a shockey. when you compare the united states with the rest of the world, now most countries can count on their fingers. how many incidents by the united states of the last decade has amounted to hundreds. does it commit these shootings often a common characteristic of mental illness, psychological problems, a family dysfunction or history of various forms of abuse. while these issues are not new to society, the diagnosis of them are specially amongst the you know, quarter the latest data collected by the national child health survey. all between 20032011. there was a 42 percent increase in the diagnosis of a d, h d, all between the age of 4 to 17 years. and with diagnosis comes treatment. and often it's in the pharmaceutical for. therefore, you can see why there has been some speculation of a link between the increase in medication used to treat mental and psychological issues in math shootings. but is that a fair connection? joining me now, is it chloe carmichael. she's a clinical psychologist

my sister was such a good person, feel full of love, shockey. it's so sad that he had to die, but it's all as well, isn't it? isn't emma alanis flint. but bizarre and his friends tell us the situation looks much worse on the other side of the border in syria. many of his relatives are thought to have lost everything. if yod boy is not an older fella, as if the war weren't bad enough to the people there, get virtually no help at all. in here at least someone comes by now and then and bring something to eat or offers the help of them and it took them about 7 hours to recover the bodies of samson and her husband. oh my little hold of them is lynch again. we came here to live in safety, be happy, a series of things turned out differently. and now we have to live with that. simpson and mach moods bodies are transported away from the house and, and talk you where they had dreamed of a peaceful life. also voted to berlin now. and this is berlin film festival. the belin ali is nearing its end, but a handful of competition films off still to be screened.

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and i'm joined now by young son shockey. he's the ceo of the marana foundation, which provides assistance to syrians from its headquarters in the city of gus, the intent, it's good to have you with this. what are you hearing right now about the situation there in northern siri? well, it's very bad. we've been communicating with my team and we set to ship them very shirts to have people who really did their houses and we're not looking at, as you mentioned, just like it building it. we're talking about the set, the met camps who are like it were destroyed and really walls were falling over to like people. why would they were sleeping and young said you're talking to us from inside your car and that's not just by chance, isn't there? are you, are you where it is? is it to be right now? well honestly i didn't, but thinking that their store and the whole been thing was shaking, i drove around them in that check with the other colleagues and friends and it's not, there is no safe place i want to. i'm not only mean, i mean even sa

for more on the relief effort we spoke with young son shockey. he's the ceo of the marin foundation, which provides assistance to syrians from its headquarters and gaussian tip. sir, kids is like it's as 8. so you have a government, you have emergency team, we broke in the streets, we're getting text messages from afar about what we shouldn't do or which should not say we don't have this, we don't have government at the north, west syria. we don't have government, we have actually people who i, n g o as in civil society or trying to manage. and that's on the side all the difficulties. we've very short and funding when it's being cod body and then the national community because other issues in different countries. so basically the hospitals like being caught over 50 percent. so we already behind the medical supply. we are already behind the winter. i didn't kids and we already had the chunk thirds and pants. and now we have this emergency and we used to say emergency within emergency plus we have earthquake. i mean, you can imagine them seeing the

these are not the detection shockey. thank you very much for joining a ceo of the mara found a de foundation filling his in on the situation and serial. thank or germany is home to the largest turkish community outside of turkey and here in berlin. many who have friends and loved once in the disasters on doing what they can to help d w's on a hone report. ha, ha, ha, ha ha. if you pack, we'll pack those 2. i get that medic, evelyn has been organizing donations for days. she posted about the campaign on social media, asking friends and colleagues was spread the word. helpers and 8 supplies have kept on coming since day one. by the the i slept with 3 hours last night, but we will continue it. we are doing this for the people who cannot believe that now we are sleepless with it. very gladly. even danziger alquon works for the just tele senior citizens home in berlin. right after they heard about the earthquake, they offered their bureaus, bruise a storage for the donations. after a few hours, the rooms were so full, further

millions of people who've been left homeless without water fuel and other infrastructure reaction shockey his c e o. of the marin foundation, which has been distributing 8 at gassy, on apple and southern turkey. welcome to the w. i could you give us a sense of the situation where you are, please. well, i mean, if it's still arriving with aid, like from every country you can think of here to this airport. everybody's working, everybody helpful, the government employees to make everything easier. it's would that agencies and now nato's promise to send tens of thousands of tents. so what else is needed that? well, everything else is needed. i mean, we're talking about food blankets tailored. like all kinds of shelters. i mean there places to shower. you saw anything, this is woke up here and i'm talking here, lots of guys and i'm talking to the southern turkey and northern syria. i'm. we've heard the reports of tensions between turkey citizens and syrian refugees. have you seen that? well, all this. yeah, i did not see it myself. i had the few, i would call it through my or on line or maybe

i've been speaking with that you action shockey. who's that c e o of the muslim foundation, which has been distributing aided cassie on tap airport in southern turkey. i asked him what else was needed or we think else is needed. i mean, we're talking about food blankets tailored like ok, the shelters. i mean there places to shower. you saw anything was where is woke up here and i'm talking here that you guys and i'm talking to the southern turkey and northern syria. and we've heard the reports of tensions between turkish citizens and syrian refugees. have you seen that? well, all this to i did not see it myself, i would the few i would call it to my or on line or maybe some individual incidents . but me, i been in the time on my eyes and many areas. i did not see it, but i think this will happen sooner or later if the it doesn't the right. right. so more shelter. right, so it's 8 is the most important thing at this time? yes, yes, absolutely. i mean, aid that any other essential, like 2 days ago, actually yesterday i managed to pick

so putting up my shockey during this event for the shed, he cut admiral cl, look in great detail, its aspects of russian companies operating in iraq and matters own a to them. so now when i see a lot of our i sharla decides that is discussed issues of financial corporation and interaction had in which could, montana, so progress will be made on will be made on them during negotiation. john of allowed during my forthcoming visit to the us, there will be consultations where we will look for ways of solving issues that will allow that will allow iraq to interact freely with rocks partners. first of all, russian companies working in, in the territory older r agenda. but i would like to thank the russian side one for the ongoing practice of law in government voters for iraqi students. you mean studying in russia, diploma? you know, because i'm a learn the diploma seen such as this applies to quotas, marlene with students studying in russian university's at the government's expense and to iraqi diplomats studying in a diplomatic academy. how do you know who will also discuss matters irving

that was the shockey c i. rec, when they invaded kuwait in august of 1990, the united nations passed a series of, of, of resolutions that sanctioned iraq. and this, the sank, the sanctions were stringent, they put a death grip on the iraqi economy. and if the sanction stayed in place, they would literally strangle um, a rack in its regime in the submission. the um the senses were linked however, to iraq's departure from kuwait. and after the end of the gulf war, of course, a wreck was defeated and its forces left kuwait. so legally speaking, the sanctions had no um, legitimate purpose for, for being continued. so what was needed was another legal, a framework that justified the continuation. so disarmament was chosen the discernment of, of weapons of mass destruction. but the goal wasn't to disarm iraq. a see nobody believed that saddam could survive more than 6 months of um, of, of post war economic strangulation. he had been humiliated on the battlefield. his military a, the belief was his military return on him. and if we could just keep the economy week than the elite of iraq wou

the un say it's your hardest shockey pine northwest and syria hampering be relief efforts. so why do you think that he wasn't decided to take responsibility for failing to resolve that situation? well, there's a lot of double speak going on and different un agencies also that see the terrible problem and know that that there's like a double game that's being played and has been played all along. i want to say on, on my own pass visits to syria, you could see the problem and that is that the government is on every level blocked and the u. s. right openly steals the oil and the gas from syria burns, the crops syria was at one time, a grain exporter of bread, basket, an exporter of energy, and had an export or a pharmaceutical goods. they no longer are able to do any of this. and it's because of the u. s. sponsored war on syria and the sanctions, the terrible sanctions that are blocking aid to syria right now. even with an earthquake, even with tens and tens of thousands of people made homeless still this blocking of aid there. 74 countries sending aid into turkey, but not int

he has little hope of finding him alive. sunny shockey, ms. wood, or called you must be buried somewhere here. my sister in law, my baby niece, were rescued from the rubble by the neighbors. but my brother said behind and was dragged by the mud avalanche that destroyed their home. she was brother, is one of 40 that died in lethal landslides in the sea site town of san sebastian, 200 kilometers from brazil's largest city so boldly. san sebastian was the epicenter of devastating floods. after $600.00 millimeters of rain fell in 24 hours . dozens of people remained missing. a family living in this house was like he, a 62 year old man, his daughter and 2 grand children, aged 10 and 15 the flight. as soon as they heard the mud slide and the vegetation being torn down the hill and they made it just in time before this tree crashed into their house, brazil's president easy not to luna. thus zuba visited the disaster area on monday . as rescue operations continued, it sometimes nature surprises us, but many times we challenge nature. we have to think of safe places to rebuild houses for the peop

ah, the number of mass shooting setting is a shockey. when you compare the united states with the rest of the world, now most countries can count on the fingers how many incidents while the united states of the last decade has amounted to hundreds. those who commit these shootings often the common characteristic of mental illness, psychological problems, a family dysfunction or history of various forms of abuse. while these issues are not new to society, the diagnosis of them are specially amongst the you know, quarter the latest data collected by the national child health survey. all between 20032011. there was a 42 percent increase in the diagnosis of a d h d all between the ages of 4 to 17 years. and with.