but local forces from the somalia government and the african union transmission in somalia have madeteady gains the past several years. the united states forces have been instrumental in some of these changes because of the very training and intelligence support we provide to local forces on the ground. by mandating that our forces cease security cooperation in somalia, this resolution would roll back some of the gains that have been made to take back territory from terrorist organizations in the past several years. this measure doesn't end american hostilities in the region. it includes nothing about removing american forces from other nations in the region where groups like al sha baz operate. and it does nothing to address over the horizon strikes. while i disagree with this measure, let me say when i do agree with that we are having this debate. it is one that is long overdue. american forces have been in somalia and other parts of the world without proper engagement from the united states congress. and while i understand the logic that both republican and democratic administrati

but local forces from the somalia government and the african union transmission in somalia have made steady gains the past several years. the united states forces have been instrumental in some of these changes because of the very training and intelligence support we provide to local forces on the ground. by mandating that our forces cease security cooperation in somalia, this resolution would roll back some of the gains that have been made to take back territory from terrorist organizations in the past several years. this measure doesn't end american hostilities in the region. it includes nothing about removing american forces from other nations in the region where groups like al sha baz operate. and it does nothing to address over the horizon strikes. while i disagree with this measure, let me say when i do agree with that we are having this debate. it is one that is long overdue. american forces have been in somalia and other parts of the world without proper engagement from the united states congress. and while i understand the logic that both republican and democratic administra

somalia is most affected. thousands have died in the last year and a half. good harris -- secretary good harris is here to call for much-needed support. >> only 15% of the appeal has been funded until now. the international community has been absent-minded in relation to the drama of the people of somalia. it is time to look seriously into these people that are suffering too much. >> the city is badly hit. many somalis are coming here from different areas, but help is limited. some are also fleeing conflict as the government carries out an offensive against the armed group al-shabaab. sheikh mohammed says his government is winning the war. >> we are working together with other information partners. we look to the united nations to increase critical investment in these areas as these people, as our citizens have been denied. >> the army has taken back important areas held by the group for many years. al-shabaab is still able to carry out attacks and scare people. the visit shows a glimpse of how uncertain things are here. mogadishu was knocked down, major roa

stephanie: somalia faces one of the world's most acute humanitarian crises.es climate change and drought, as well as ongoing armed conflict across the horn of africa. 24 million people are extremely food insecure. and in somalia, humanitarian agencies warn nearly 8 million people, half of the population is still in dire need of , humanitarian assistance. to discuss the challenges, i'm joined by omar mahmood, a senior analyst for east africa for the international crisis group. he joins me from maputo, mozambique. thank you so much for joining us. there was a massive humanitarian mobilization last year that brought somalia back from the brink of famine, and yet 43,000 people died, half of them children. put that tragedy into context for us. >> essentially, somalia is going through a very difficult climatic period right now because you've had five consecutive rainy seasons that have been below par, and that's essentially unprecedented. and, you know, there's a sixth one underway right now. the projections are that this will also be under par. somalia is one of t

sounds the alarm on the dire conditions in drought-ridden somalia. are at risk of losing medcaid coverage as a pandemic-era program ends. plus much more. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from wbt a studios in washington and in the west, from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: the cntry is closely watching how the battle over abortion medication unfolds in federal courts later this week. that follows a decision by a federal judge in texas to overturn the fda's longstanding approval of the abortion medication, mifepristone. but there's also concern about what that ruling could mean for the drug approval process in geral. to talk about what's at stake, i'm joined by dr. joshua sharfstein. he's a professor at johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health and former principal deputy commissioner of the food and drug administration. thank you and welcome. you wrote in an op-ed for the new york times, that you found the texas judge's decision was shocking, stunning, and irresponsible. tell us why that is. >> this is a

the inspector general attorney, good terrorist is in somalia. what he's described as a visit have solidarity in the muslim fasting month of ramadan is meeting people internally displaced living in a camp. and by dough. somalia is suffering the worst drought in its history as well as ongoing conflict of the population has been affected with 2000000 people, forced to leave their homes out there as catherine sawyer reports now from by della the un secretary general has visited somalia many times before. because of drought and violence, but this time the drought is, was 5 rainy seasons, half filled in the horn of africa, somalis are most affected. more than 40000 people have died in the last one and a half years. many more have hard to leave their homes. the terrace is here to call for much needed humanitarian support. we have launched an appeal to international community. only 15 percent of that the bill has been funded until low international community has been absent minded in relation to the grammar of the people of somalia. it's time to look se

i'm united nations secretary general attorney to cherish is visiting somalia. he says the international community has failed to help. small faces it's worst drought in decades. tens of thousands of doctors across england are taking part in a 4 day walk out, overpay more than 350000 patients are likely to be affected. but marks lead to doctors involved in the strike. and why that reluctantly taking action? it was doctors not ambulances lined up outside english hospitals, tuesday demanding a pay rise of 35 percent off. the government calls that increased unrealistic. but the doctor's union says its members simply want wages restored to where they were 15 years ago. are all at breaking point, but not just financially but mentally and physically. we just can't go on like this . for many ginia doctors like ashley macklin dougherty, free time away from work is rare and far from relaxing as a cancer specialist with a young child at home. she says her nights already somewhat sleep deprived i want to, oh, i feel i, i don't have to also wait. not worrying about the credi

k censors information about the killers of pro somalia activists in the unrecognized state of so molly land leading to questions about the possible involvement of the police forces who funded it pesticides, which post health risks that are being used on farm supplying major companies like nestle despite being banned in the you with good afternoon for moscow. this is our international with the latest world news updates i'm fiorella is about it's great to have you with us. the united kingdom has confirmed the sending of depleted uranium ammunition to ukraine, a substance known for being highly toxic to human beings. london has waved aside the control of the uranium you saying get, now lies in the hands of cab, or war corresponded. more does the of bring the details from the ground. now in its 60th week, the conflict in ukraine is largely confined to position of warfare. artillery remains the dominant form of combat. this is the relative calm before the storm. according to key of officials in their western sponsors, the ukrainian military is waiting for the soil to dry enough to launch it

— like somalia? well, several other countries. — like somalia?ike somalia? well, several other countries, i will speak— like somalia? well, several other countries, i will speak about - countries, i will speak about madagascar first go, they have plans in place, not that they have been implemented yet, but plans in place and they are trying to make a difference. but the trouble is, it is about climate change, there is just so much we can do before mother nature says she will let up a bit and give us rain. it will affect... we avoided starvation in somalia last year, i'm hoping we can still do the same thing, but with the drought hitting the way it has, i'm not optimistic about it, i think... wiseman one wiseman of the world's biggest criminal marketplaces, used by online fraudsters to buy passwords, has been shut down following a global police investigation. known as genesis market, it sold login details, ip addresses and other personal data, allowing criminals to log into bank accounts. 21t people have been arrested in the uk, as our home affair

so coming up in social community has been absent minded in relation to the damn of the people of somalia. the un make a play for help for somali as drought schools, hundreds of thousands to leave their homes, were in columbia, where a volcano is threatening communities, but some people are refusing to leave and running low on water. several states in the western us could be forced to come water consumption. ah, now me and miles june to has admitted it did carry out and asked strike that killed more than a 100 people on tuesday. the june to said the aim of the attack on the village of r. c g was to restore peace in the region. you ends, human rights chief, says he's horrified by the strike vulgar talk, said school children, performing dances at an event held by opponents of the john to afford to be among the victims. well done, the spokesman zalman ton told the merch re channel the attack was aimed at restoring stability. nephew them out on the notion, i at 80 m this morning, the national unity government, and the people's defense force conducted an opening ceremony of the public administ

ah, more than 6000000 people now suffer from chronic shortage of food in somalia, and that's leading to a rapidly escalating humanitarian crisis and the east african state doctor's face, a daily struggle to save lives and the country now suffering is most severe. drought and for decades. oh the support is coming on. this is a buffer compute pollutant. heard it, they have got a on behalf my mom solution because ordered to have some on the on lawson life. like we need use if you are doing it for it's better to have it add. lou suffer not made sofa with thankfully, since we got here, his situation is improving and slowly getting better. he was put on a drip and is also receiving medication. and i had i latinos, and my child got sick and i brought him to this hospital. he was received well and is feeling much better now with a christian starvation colt has claimed the lives of at least 90 kenyans with body is continuously being discovered by police. the country's president vowed to crack down on the group and it's later paul mackenzie, people like mackenzie, an all other territories. and

he has spoken to the president of somalia, about this very, very big need. i lived in the holy month of ramadan. i came to express my vip solidarity to the people of somali that the suffering so much suffering from 5 years of the alt, largely because of climate change, with hunger threatening so many millions suffering from the terrorism of shabazz and suffering from the lack of attention of the international community, somalia is also in conflict. there is an ongoing government offensive are currently against our the armed group. all sure, bob, we have spoken to government officials including the president who said that they are, you know, the army is making very good gains against the group. we have seen that are some of the fighters have been on dislodged from areas that they had occupied for such a long time, but still alter barbie is still able to carry out attacks in different parts including while the tissue. so the situation is still very, very volatile and did. caffeine saw all 0 by door samaya, philippines, and united states have launched that larg

you gave senses information about the killers of pros, somalia activists in the unrecognized states of somali long periods of questions about the possible involvement of the police force. as it funded with less decides the post health risks are being used on font supplying major companies like nestle despite been found in the youth with a must go to the world you're watching ot see international. my name is peter scott . here with all the latest this wednesday, thanks for joining us. begin with news from central india temp lease offices and the driver have reported it being killed in a car, bomb blast, according to authorities. local media report. the attack may have been carried out by a maoist group which has been involved in antique of its activity for decades. the policeman killed were said to be returning from an unseen maoist operation that was launched amid intelligence inputs will keep you updated on that story with more information. ah, well, moscow has criticized the u. k for delivering depleted uranium munitions to ukraine, said that london unclear will bear responsibility f

on united nations secretary general tony cherish is visiting at somalia. he says the international community has failed to help the country as it faces its worst drought in decades. are human rights watch is called for the release of a former to niece in that prime minister at h. r. i. ed. he's been detained since december without appearing before judge vice president. all that and the orders are rest comes i made an escalating crack down the present case sides. opponents are, ed is reportedly being prosecuted for decisions and policies made while he served as prime minister. i have not been placed in the us state of kentucky. have released body cam footage of officers responding to a mash shooting of the shot and killed 5 people for the say, the 23 year old bank employee opened fire inside the branch. he worked out in louisville. he used a rifle bought at a local dealership a week earlier. several people were injured including 2 police officers. john hanjin is following the latest developments on the kentucky shooting. the encounter took only minutes, but

somalia is facing its worst drought that killed an estimated $43000.00 people. last year. catherine saw reports from somalia capital or good issue bar wacko mohammed see doll and her children recently arrived at a comfort displaced people in mogadishu, she joins about a 1000000 others who are clustered on the outskirts of the city. she came from a farming village in louis she ballet, but here she has no food. some of her children are sick and she is still grieving. the death of her husband and child, she argued, play the thornton bell. my husband and 4 year old child died on our journey from the village to market issue. we had to bury them in shallow graves by the roadside . i'm glad half of the somali population has been affected by the drought. thousands have already died. 2000000 are internally displaced, while others have moved to neighboring countries. 5 rainy seasons, half failed in the horn of africa. the situation is dire. it's been raining in some parts of the country, or whether experts say the rains will not be enough to make things better. the rain s

i last saw ada lacked the village in somalia when how full grandchildren died because she had no food to keep them. in the last 1020 livin, lift, abiding on goat skin and wild. in this strout we can't even get that. most of the people who are coming to this area are not registered as refugees yet, so they are struggling to survive. they have very little water and foods the sees the longest, dry bath in 4th decades. ah, the ukraine's president accused as russian soldiers of be heading a ukrainian soldier, the kremlin, says video of the a legit incident needs to be verified. ah, you're watching al jazeera life from headquarters, and del for i'm getting obligated also a heads. me and mars military says it carried out beer attacks on tuesday that killed more than a 100 people is shifted to political gravity in our world. the u. s. president calls on northern ireland leaders to restore the power sharon government as he marks 25 years is the good friday peace agreements. and air quality falls in beijing as heavy sandstorms hit the capital and other provinces in china. ah, hello russian sold

there are currently $900.00 us troops in somalia give or take in this resolution would bring them home. u. s. troops had been as been station in somalia since 1992 and yet have failed to bring stability to the region. somalia has been in constant crisis for more than 4 decades, with the situation worsening each year. according to you and reports, millions of people who suffer from food and security, and the lack of access to clean drinking water. various militant groups, including the notorious, all sure, bob are active in the region, sewing instability and fueling crises in the country. to go further in depth on this. let's cross live now to retired us air force, lieutenant colonel. karen? quite koski. karen, it's great to have you on the program today. so the bill to withdraw the troops was firmly defeated. did that come in any way as a surprise? i'm not really because it, we saw this play out with the serial vote previously. but what's interesting is it's a very consistent number of republicans and democrats who are on the right side of this issue about 50 republicans in 50 democrat

the somalian break we region in clashes between pro somalia, protestant and security forces. this comes after a year, long funding office security forces, known for numerous killings of civilians, but somehow decided to hold them for reasons the a not disclosing the disclosure of information. detailing our relationship with somali land could potentially damage the relationships between the u. k. and somali land, if the united kingdom does not maintain this trust and confidence, its ability to protect and promote u. k. interested through international relations will be hampered, which will not be in the public interest. the censorship decision was made in response to a feed of information requested by declassified u. k. concerning a demonstration in the but to the contest, the city of last a not over the new get around 20 pro somalia activists were killed to dozens more were injured. and many people are currently asking, what is the u. k. government hiding at the moment? because the u. k. is decision to withhold information about the violence against civilian protests as, as t

also coming up a call to help somalia, the un chief sounds the alarm as drought and conflict displaces hundreds of thousands of people. the imac releases its weakest 5 year growth forecast, had 3 decades thanks to high inflation banking, turmoil, and the war in ukraine. and a reluctant moved to $60000.00 colombian villages resist leaving their homes despite threats of a volcanic eruption. ah, welcome to the program me a bars hunter has admitted carrying out our strikes that have killed more than 100 people. the attack happened on the village of bassi g and sunshine province, and is one of the hunters deadliest, says it seized power. in 2021. the winds. humanitarian rights chief says he's horrified by the attacks. vulgar turk said school children before we dance, says that an event held by opponents of the hunter are thought to be amongst the victims who to spokesmen, zalman tongue, told billet treat channel by wadi that the attack was aimed at restoring stability in the region. the maro my notion, i at 8 a m this morning, the national unity government, and the people's defense force co

we've seen rain recently in somalia, including in the capitol. there's not much of it and probably not much use. now the heavier stuff is certainly further west. dia, congo, and dancers, rwanda and burundi. and recently it's been fairly stormy in parts with alaska. that's gone. now, you'll notice the reins long way. oftentimes are there otherwise it's quite dry. ah, but it's a $1000000000.00 money laundering operation. the coal mafia is be given the coupling with financial institutions, regulators and governments complicit with. right, right now, in a 4 part series al jazeera investigative unit goes under cover the southern africa . we can fill 90 percent of the following it perfectly. brandon, good. part 3. on out jazeera lou. oh, a talk about you want me to heal, rama reminder of our top story in japan and south korea as a north korea. as well as to miss all of the eastern coast of the korean peninsula . government temporarily sounded as far as the mikado, expecting the michelle to land near the island. serious foreign ministry visiting saudi a

with half of those being children under 5 years of eligible, we spoke to locals in somalia. he say that the long term drive has left them in desperate ah, i believe it has been severe drought that has severely impacted origin dry grounds have resulted in a low food supply and skyrocket in prices of basic foods tapers. we have never experienced a drought of such severity. luckily the rivers, dry water from wells is expansive, but old can afford it drops and grows that the animals feed on at withers, livestock had dined in multitudes. the draught has left many in despair on the bluff. allison pastoralists are facing a tough time livestock, which are a source of food and income to many have significantly died and those spared are left malnourished with little or no production. we have had some small rain showers over the last few days for the 1st time in years regarding which i hope this will be the end of our anguish. hunger issues and water shortages have hit across the horn of africa with several states their suffering. according to the un right now. 23000000 people are affe

n. chief ontario terrace travels to somalia to sound the alarm on a massive need for international aid because of drought conflicts. and president joe biden touches down in northern ireland on a trip to celebrate 25 years of the good friday peace agreements. and on pizza stems. window hole with your sport mode of joker, which is often running up the model called master's manchester city, sees advantage in their champions. we call the final for a slid against by a munich with a 3 know when ah, hello and welcome to the program. you, as human rights chief, says he is horrified at reports of up to a 100 people dead after me and mas, military launched as strikes on a village. vulgar turks had school children performing dances at an event held by opponents of the genta. a thought to be among the victims of this attack. it took place in the village of peggy, which is in sy, guiding province. and it's one of the gent as deadliest air attack since it sees power in 20. 21. out there is tony chang reports now and a warning that you might find. some of these images here, disturbing smoke rises in

k. foreign office has refused to disclose vital information about who committed atrocities in somalia. at the end of december, over 20 pro somalia activists were killed during protest in the city of loss or not . in the unrecognized state of somali land with an elite police team which is funded by u. k, allegedly involved in the killings r t african correspondent novel. no, lou, you clung. it brings more details. the u. k is censoring vital information on who really shots protest as in somali land, the somalian breakaway region in clashes between pro somalia protestors and security forces. this comes after a year, long funding office security forces, known for numerous killings of civilians, but somehow decided to hold them for reasons the a not disclosing the disclosure of information. detailing our relationship with somali land could potentially damage the relationships between the u. k. and somali land, if the united kingdom does not maintain this trust and confidence, its ability to protect and promote u. k. interested through international relations will be hampered, which will n

so coming up in social community has been absent minded in relation to the damn of the people of somalia. the un pleads for health to somalia drought force is hundreds of thousands of people to leave their homes. class under simmons reporting live from both foster u. s. president joe biden is here to march the 25th anniversary of northern islands . good friday, east agreements. and we look at why several states in the western u. s. could be forced to count their water consumption. ah man miles john to has admitted a cow to nest drive that killed more than a 100 people on tuesday. the military said the aim of the attack on the village of a c, g was to restore peace in the region. the un human rights chief says he's horrified by the strike. valcall turk said, school children are believed to be among the victims. they were performing dances at an event organized by opponents of the government, even after them out on the national at 8 am this morning. the national unity government and the people's defense force conducted an opening ceremony of the public administration office at passage vill

a famine is looming in somalia as it faces its worst route in decades. and when you get terrorist says, the international community must act to prevent a catastrophe. agency medical assistance is needed for 8300000. so molly's and we must now act to prevent the capacitors. the 2020 city madison response plan which seeks $2600000.00 us dollars is just 15 percent funded. when firm in loose, this is totally an acceptable catherine, sorry, as a mortgage issue and she says people want help building resilience not just aid. is here to rom popped this humanitarian a foot because he thing many, many people in somalia are suffering. so we went with him to a region in the south west where thousands of people are making their way to that area in by dora. just trying to get help, but then the assistance there is very, very limited and people are leaving rough. so the secretary general basically are hard conversations with people who are displaced there about their needs, which are massive. and he also calls on the international community do more of a farm in thousan

a famine is looming in somalia as it faces its worst drought in decades. and tonia guiterres says the international community must act to prevent a catastrophe. urgent humanitarian assistance is needed for some 8300000 salmoneus, and we must now act to prevent a capacity of the 2023 men response plan which seeks 2 point. $6000000.00 west dollars is just 15 percent funded. when famine looms these historically and acceptable? catherine saw him august issue is more on what the un she's had to say. he's here rom top the money terry. and i've thought because he's saying many, many people in somalia are suffering. so we went with him to a region in the south, west, west, thousands of people are making their way to that area in by just trying to get help. but then the assistance there is very, very limited and people are leaving rough. so the secretary general basically had a conversations with people who displaced their about their needs, which are massive. and he also calls on the international community. do more of a farm in thousands of people have 40000 peop

this is still raining in somalia, a little bit too light and too late. maybe you might think we've seen the big tadpoles recently, and rwanda bronte and east and d r c. they look a little bit light up in south africa, an active frontal system is moving slowly eastwards, but the showers on monday don't look too big. ah, the hood breaking down the headlines till exposing the po is attempting to find in through hosting. what did you do? what to, to investigate? why didn't you off the fact to question? there are many during that, that fence or it will have, but you think effect all subsequent stories. the listening post doesn't cover the news. it covers the way the news is covered to suppress moderate. and in some cases amplify the content you see on your timeline. the listening post only, and which is 0, lou ah, they're watching al jazeera or headlines this. our saudi and o money delegations have arrived in yemen capital send off. it talks with hosty officials. the negotiations are part of international efforts to emmons nearly 9 year long conflict with the

united nations, secretary general antonio guitar, russia's visiting somalia. he says the international community has failed to help with subject as it faces its worst drought it. decades at the national defense also says the global economy is facing uncertainty. it's water that growth will only reach about 3 percent annually over the next 5 years. that's the weakest. it bowls and 3 decades human rights watch as calls for the release of the full, but to dizzy and prime minister ali love i at he's been detained since december without appearing before a judge. the vice president of at heart us arrest comes a bit and escalating crackdown of present cry sides potent not i add to is reportedly being prosecuted for decisions and policies made while he served as prime minister place the u. s. state of kentucky have released the body come footage of officers responding to my shooting after a gun been killed. 5 people. please say that 23 year old bank employee open fire inside the branch. he worked in louisville. he used a rifle bought at a local dealership a week earli

the un secretary general spent 2 days in somalia to put more pressure on the international community to save millions of people facing violence and drought. 5 rainy season half failed in the horn of africa, somalia is a most affected. more than 40000 people have died in the last one and a half years. many more have been forced to leave their homes. gutierrez, called for much needed humanitarian support. the un needs $2600000000.00, but only 15 percent donor funding has been met. the media challenge is of course to make sure that we avoid failing again in 2020. so to do so, that is of course, the extremely important priority. but we cannot go warm and long and long, just providing images unless we model we must address the roof calls. so we must put the same urgency in the measures needed to build resilience of the communities . the city of by dora is body hate. many somalis are coming here from different areas, but help in the camps is limited. some are also fleeing conflict, as the government carries out an offensive against the armed group. also, bob, president, hath and shake muha

for many somalis, katherine soy, alta 0, a good issue somalia. the biden administration has proposed water caps when several american fates to prevent the colorado rivers reservoir from dropping to creek levels. its sources in the rocky mountains and its fans more than 2300 kilometers. 7 us states rely on the river for their water supplies. areas in the north west of mexico would depend on it to rob reynolds 3 fourths after 23 years of severe drought, the colorado river and its reservoirs of dwindled to alarmingly low levels. if they dry up even further, it could cut hydro electric generation and water supplies over a vast area. worst case scenario where everyone boys with, you know, water. busy river, available to flow in the river to serve those yearly $40000000.00 people in the west depend on the colorado for drinking water and electricity together with billions of dollars worth of foreign products. even though we have a largely above snow above normal snow pack in the colorado we still, it doesn't mean we're going to have great run off at thi

until low international community has been absent minded in relation to the grammar of the people of somalia. it's time to look seriously into these people that is suffering too much. the city or by door is body hate. many somalis are coming here from different areas, but help in the camps is limited. some are also fleeing conflict, as the government carries out an offensive against the armed group. all sure, bob, president hoss and shake. muhammad said he's government is winning the war at the moment. do we work together with other international partners this to position program of the push and shove up all deliberate areas? this will look to the urine to increase critical investment in this areas. as these people, as our citizens has been denied, that's his ability to of students, certain services for more time. the army has taken back important areas held by the group for many years. also, bob is still able to carry out a talks and scare people with harris visit shows a glimpse of how uncertain things are here. mogadishu was partially locked down, nature rules were closed and no one was t

the un secretary general, antonio gutierrez will meet a with the president, somalia. he will be talking to displaced people the last time he was here. ah, it was 6 years ago. there was another drought. and so a lot of somalis, a, we have talked to say that they want to see more action so that they can be able to break the cycle of violence and routes other camps. it started raining heavily. justice people were preparing to break their rama down fast. oh, many here will sleep hungry, wet and colds. catherine's soil all to 0. margaret issue. my guy protest her on the way in ethiopia is i'm horror region. just a day after several areas announced restrictions on movement. the restrictions were a response to earlier protests against the federal government plan. to integrate regional forces into the national army or police, or smoke can be seen rising from multiple locations in bergdorf town. the capital of the region, roads and businesses in the city are closed. barbara and go for reports, protest is in cities and towns across ethiopia in horror. region have rallied in sup

he has the wrong top, the money, terry, and afterwards, because he's saying many, many people in somalia are suffering. so we went with him to a region in the south west west. thousands of people are making their way to that area in by just trying to get help, but then the assistance there is very, very limited and people are leaving rough. so the secretary general basically had a conversations with people who are displaced there about their needs, which are massive. and he also calls on the international community. do more of a farm in for thousands of people out for 2000 people actually have died. and the last one, and yes, the secretary also help with the president about the, you know, the, the security situation in the country. we have been talking to many somalis who is saying that beyond the, beyond the help that they need, they want to see more in terms of measures of resilience because a lot of families are saying that they need to break away from the cycle of violence and dark and drought that we have seen for so many. yes. u. s. president joe biden is in northern ireland tomorr

the united nations secretary general and tenure guitar, russia is visiting somalia. he says the international community has failed to help the country as it faces its worst drought in decades. the united nation says it's considering ending its mission of god is done because of the taliban band on women working for the organization. it says the band with violation of international law of un could not comply with it into actual military funds. says the global economy is facing uncertainty. it's warning that growth will any reach about 3 percent annually over the next 5 years. that's the weakest and more than 3 decades, we have a u. s. defense equity, lloyd austin has vowed to turn over every rock to find the source of the leak of classified documents. they appeared on social media last week. now the files a said to include sensitive informational security and relations of other countries, including ukraine, official say some of the documents appear to have been altered. police in the us state of kentucky have released the body, come footage of officers responding to a

s. un secretary general and tony good cherishes arrived in somalia, what is office has describing as a solidarity visit during the most of the month of ramadan says the un needs more money to be able to ramp its humanitarian assistance in the horn of africa, somalia is facing its worst drought in history. those who had lines, as always, the al jazeera dot com. witnesses that next day with us. as the war ukraine rages on, some young russians are refusing to take up arms. one to one east meets those free to neighboring cuz i still wanna just you who i hello hello. hello. hello, 2nd element that got imagine that i'm like, oh yeah, i even got mine to from that company that moved out of me. see i've been with okay, i'm ready to get that all we got it. yeah. i mean with uh huh. it doesn't have any people there my site. yeah. you ladies. why b as barbara id number dell, i'd be more saying, but going to debbie album with me up why don't you don't buy some gum line and gum time. come to the in the back. yeah, i don't. i had a great lead from my mobile because i came to the us. i think you sai

his office is described as a visit of solidarity during the muslim holy month of ramadan, somalia is facing the worst drought and its history. 5 rainy seasons of failed, half the population has been affected, and 2000000 people have been forced to leave their homes. quoterush says the un needs more money to be able to increase humanitarian assistance in the horn of africa. out there is catherine sawyer. reports are from by door where garage has been visiting and internally displaced persons camp. we are in by do i to the south west of the country. and you know, thousands of people are displaced or with. they have come from different parts of the country. or they are living in very desperate conditions. we have been talking to women who were saying that they have to they had to walk so far to get to this camp. they say they don't have food or they have, i have this kind of shawl tears or it's, it's very, very hot. now the secretary general has visited are by dora. he has raised an alarm. i. he has said that the more humanitarian assistance is needed. he has spoken to the president als

the un secretary general antonio good terrace will meet a with the president, somalia. he will be talking to displaced people the last time he was here. ah, it was 6 years ago. there was another drought. and so a lot of somalis, a, we have talked to say that they want to see more action so that they can be able to break the cycle of violence and routes other camps. it started raining heavily, just as people were preparing to break their ramadan fast. oh wow. many here will slip hungry, wet and colds. catherine's soil, alta 0, mogadishu. his ready forces have arrested 5 palestinians in the city of janine and the occupied westbank during a series of armed raids. one of the houses that was rated belong to a man accused of carrying out a shooting his hack on a bus in the jordan valley in december last year. the miserably military as ramped up the lumber of raids engine in nablus and recent months. pentagon officials say the leak of classified us defense documents is a very serious risk. the national security. the documents have appeared on several websites in recent weeks a

we report from a camp for displaced people in somalia as the country faces its worst ever dropped . and the u. s. justice department investigates how top secret documents on the ukraine war have been leaked online. i'm andrew simmons reporting from belfast, northern islands. good friday. peace agreement is now 25 years old, over reporting on the piece. but asking why that is a reconciliation. ah . so we get in yemen where there are international efforts, led by oman, the fortune ended to the nearly 9 year long conflict. the war has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives and pushed millions more into poverty and hunger. the head of the hoot, these met the money in saudi delegations. earlier in santa and 2022 warring factions and yemen agreed to 2 months cease fire. the 1st extended truce in 7 years . the un broker deal largely held, but it was not extended who the representative say any peace talks must respect yelman's territorial integrity. hash hello barbara has reported extensively on the conflict. the want piece they wants to ability because they have loss or massive transformat

and the, some audience basically region and crashes between co somalia, protestant and security. they can, the big western multinational is reduced to begging in the streets with 10 tops just because the wants to virtue signal is concerned over health and environmental safety. right. but look the fact that some food components have to make plain trips from half way around the world to avoid being seen getting loaded up with the dodge, chemicals really achieves little of genuine virtue beyond making the look like they're protecting people when they're clearly just displacing the problem moving on now the u. n. is concerned about the escalation of the violence in saddam, which could spot a wide conflicts in the region representative. all the organization in the country says that there are no signs yet of a peaceful resolution. yet you know, a sign that he's or is ready to seriously negotiate, suggesting that both thing and securing of an attorney victory over the other is a fighting and sudan has created a humanitarian catastrophe with civilians bearing it's a headboard. and in som

the army has we taken large sweets of territory in central somalia? the troops are now heading south to another archer, bob strong holds. they're also getting help from countries like the u. s. tarkey and an african union force called atmosphere. and it's that combination that is different than other operations we've seen in the past. this is very much somali lead, and there is community engagement. ah, however, major challenges remain about this, but the hard part in somalia has never been removing all sure. bob from territory. it's everything that comes after that. it's holding that territory providing the services, and a lot of that still remains to be seen. back in mogadishu, this cautious hope that after years of traumatic violence, the tide against archer, bob could fine it. he, b, tarney. catherine saw all g, 0, mogadishu. a syrian observatory for human rights is reporting i. so fight is have killed 36 people in syria while they were hunting for truffles near the city of hammer in the west last year. 53 people were killed in the same area, whil

the un secretary general antonio good terrace will meet with the president, somalia. he will be talking to displaced people the last time he was here. it was 6 years ago. there was another drought, as so a lot of somalis, a, we have talked to say that they want to see more action so that they can be able to break the cycle of violence and routes. or there comes, it started raining heavily just as people were preparing to break their ramadan fast. oh, many here will sleep hungry, wet and colds. catherine saw alta 0, mogadishu. several areas in ethiopia is i'm her region. have announced restrictions on movement follows violent protests against the federal government plan to integrate regional forces in the national army or police. mob rango for reports, protest is in cities and towns across if he appears in horror region have rallied in support of the local forces for 5 days in a row. they want the federal government to abandon its plans to integrate that regional fighters into the national military or police violence. now i'm horace border to gray for some areas to imp

most are driven from somalia by drought and insecurity.e newcomers. the bbc�*s christine 0tieno with this report. dadaab is filled with capacity with no respite from the constant stream of new arrivals. after 500 kilometre journey the village in south—east somalia, this man, his two wives and nine children have reached their destination. 0ne have reached their destination. one of his wives gave birth on arrival, adding to the 350,000 people who call this cam home. they had hoped for a much better life but the reality has been rather different. translation: been rather different. tuna/mom- been rather different. translation: ~ ., translation: when we arrived we did not receive _ translation: when we arrived we did not receive food _ translation: when we arrived we did not receive food aid _ translation: when we arrived we did not receive food aid for - did not receive food aid for about three months. we had no water, shelter orfood. some refugees helped us by giving us food. 0n refugees helped us by giving us food. on our refugees helped us

most are driven from somalia by drought and insecurity. to accommodate the newcomers. the bbc�*s christine otieno with this report. dadaab is filled to capacity with no respite from the constant stream of new arrivals. after a 500km journey from their village in south—east somalia, abdulahi, his two wives and nine children have reached their destination. one of his wives gave birth on arrival, adding to the 350,000 people who call this camp home. they had hoped for a much better life, but the reality has been rather different. translation: when we arrived, we did not receive food aid - for about three months. we had no water, shelter or food. some refugees helped us by giving us food. on ourfourth month, we got an food aid card and were given some sorghum. translation: when we are given our food ration, - we sell some of it to buy sugar and other necessary things, so we don't have enough food to last us until the next distribution. dadaab was once the largest refugee camp in the world. the kenyan authorities have repeatedly threatened to c

chief is due to visit somalia asked the country suffers its worst drought on record. 25 years on fromood friday agreement, large-scale fighting may be over but there are still huge tensions. ♪ >> i think you felt a bit of an easter chill in victoria with the wind coming up from the south across tells mania -- tasmania. it will be sunnier and slightly warmer on tuesday. this frontal system with rain stretches up to join a significant tropical cyclone that could reach category four before it makes landfall wednesday or thursday. the rest of australia rather quiet at the moment. significant rain around darwin in some pts of western australia. for new zealand, significant rain likely because of the breeze on the western side. the north island looks ok'd. for most of southeast asia, mostly dry. there will be some showers. rain on the eastern side of the philippines. the breeze here. that is bringing destitute northern china. where they come together, they will enhance the rain in southern china and produce a frontal system which gives you a wet day on wednesday in japan. >> inspiring stori