u. n. food and agricultural organizations said quite clearly about 60 percent of the world's food for stocks are exploited and exhausted to their biological limit drive. and around 30 or $32.00 are severely depleted sense and that means more is being removed from ecosystems. me more fish are being fish in the oceans, then can replenish themselves biologically and naturally you lucas will not to this indeed, not fox and come is too many facia taken, and stokes cannot renew. this also affects the fishes like here in the west and baltic sea fishing company located knows if keel is looking for ways to secure the future of gemini, small scale fishes. opening up the study has shown that college has almost disappeared and tearing this throughout the staple catches of the baltic, has been of a fished for years. as a result, the eu has almost completely banned the catch of both fish species father and son, maya are able to continue because they switch to different species and fish sustainably. we've alwa

u. n. food and agriculture organization. once the of all, fish stokes, a rosa fished. technically sophisticated lodge fishing fleets, the scouring the oceans back. catch close to set by politicians often miss the target. a huge fleet of chinese industrial fishing vessels looks around the world round the clock at sea. for months they load the couches directly onto congo ships, many billions of dollars and subsidies fuel this home full ton during the oceans. the chinese ships like this one. this specially designed to catch squids the animals are attracted by powerful lights at night. these bites fly the horses mainly in the indian ocean or work of south america. these images taken from space show light sources of the coast of patagonia evidence of chinese ships hunting for squid, the deal, sorry caesar will but powerless. there are a few ways to monitor the most has and even if there are countries have no authority outside of that route and territorial voices, queen peace was monitoring the indian

mister president. bowden punch joins us from the u. n's well food program and by then martin, how do you get access to these people in gaza? how do you give them aid when the funding does continue? grass and yeah, i mean it's very difficult people in the living through how as we speak they have nothing to eat and nothing to drink, no home anymore. and the problem to diseases, no way to say it's not for them, but also not for a few minutes. harry is on the ground. i mean, a trickles in, we still reach people, especially in the south, but more or less on an ad hoc basis. so age is not flowing inside cause as it needs to be and we don't reach people across the street, although it needs all massive and actually a is needed everywhere. what do you make of the un security council resolution? it is definitely a welcome step. as the secretary general outline, it's not enough. we need to seize fire. now that it costs only when guns falls far, then we can rebuild the humanitarian system. that is basically on the brink of collapse inside with god. you cannot as us, we cannot do our job when pho

u. n. accept these numbers as grossly representative of the casualties in gaza. the humanitarian crisis in gaza is growing more dire each day. the u. n. foody warning today, half of gaza's population is now starving. civilians going entire days without eating, there is barely any clean water to drink in fact, aid agencies say more people could die from starvation and disease than bombs here in the coming days. all of this is putting even more pressure on president biden to push for a cease-fire in gaza. here's how he responded to one reporter's question today. >> is your reaction to 20,000 dead in gaza, that death toll? >> it's tragic. >> joining us now to discuss the political impact that this could have here at home, a veteran democratic strategist, and former chiefs to missouri congresswoman cori bush. boss, thank you so much for being with us. we're seeing this low marks for president biden from voters on how he's handling this war. this is according to new york times and cnn college poll only 33% of voters approved and that drops to 20% among younger voters. what does he need to do here? >> thank you so much for having me, breonna. i'

it was part of the u. n's world food program. they deliver food into war torn garza through this is really border crossing for the very 1st time. many is really is believe there should be no humanitarian aid allowed into gaza. as long as is rules fighting a war with home us. unfortunately, there over 2000000 palestinian citizens who will suffer from the deprivation of food and water if that actually happens in a similar vein. the cypress yesterday offered to create a c. carter for the steady flow of humanitarian assistance from cyprus that would sail directly into gaza with united nations personnel living there with distributed . it is reported that is really prime minister benjamin it's in, you know, is in favor of this initiative, provided that the ships are vetted at the port of departure to make sure no weapons are being smuggled the board if so this will be another target on prime minister and that's in the i was back by is right, and we coalition where many members of his government want no aid at all to enter into the stri

u. n. well, food program says the food supply chain inside garza has completely collapse deputy executive director call. so i could tell now just there are conditions must improve on the ground to ease the risk of widespread starvation. but our assessment is not enough, so is there. there is start ration and we need more forward coming in. our focus is to try to get as much supplying as possible and to we have called for you many times these fires so that we can deliver during the post the 7 days post. we show what was possible and we had come, i've gone to the north, we have fed some 1000000 people in augusta already, and we are ready to see another 1000000 and it should conditions allow in the next couple of weeks. and so this is not an issue your available assistance on the border. this is an issue i'm having the conditions in place, the liver to see the hungry. meanwhile, the head of the un mission and gaza says the organization is badly functioning, and staff members are risking the lives to deliver live, saving a well the, the i spoke to henri, a spokesman, i've done, i've a customer about t

it's the u. n's felt that food and health supplies and fuel and goes out urgently trying to get some response from the u. n. to that, because that is certainly not what we've been told from every single part of the united nations. the problem getting in is, is the permissions and the searches of israel wants to do. and the very limited capacity of the roof of border crossing, which, which is a bit of a trip point, they're obviously otherwise, if israel was allowed to a, to open up its border crossings to bring in aid, which has refused to do until this point. james, take us through the process which you know very, very well, you've covered the one for a very long time. you've, you know, the ins and outs of that organization. what happens next? if this goes the way that people think that the us will veto it? what happens the morning off the, for the whole diplomatic momentum that's been building up? well, i think we know 1st we must say it's looking like for us is going to veto. but that meeting this afternoon at the state department with antony blink. and with us, any plans on minneso

this is the highest number of people facing high levels of food and security that the u. n. has ever classified for any given area or country in the world, food program is a warning of a famine and gaza if the conflict continues. also the un human rights office says it has received allegations of what could be a war. crime buys really forces in gaza. witnesses say is really soldiers executed at least 11, an armed palestinian men in front of their families in the north of the strip. they were accused of storming a residential building, and then separating men from the women and children. a while else 0 spoke the several eye witnesses. i gave them a show. most of them are they still in the building. they force the entry into residential flats. they did the buttons and the lower levels. i live on the 6th floor. i put my door and switching lights on, they stole my house, i told them or a family, a household of civilians. they sorres' men and their wives and children. my brother in law tried to speak and explain it all in the house of civilians, but they starting dead. after that

u. n. is wanting medical supplies, food and water already running out. i'm not people in gaza have no safe places to go and is really such as taking advantage of a minute to raise across the occupied westbank to seize even more or less. the israel has intensified and expanded as land and sea attacks across the gaza strip. since that week, long ceased by expired on friday morning, an air, a level residential talent in garza city. that was early on saturday. rescue crews that say they no longer have any working machinery to search for survivors. under the rubble, the death toll is rising again. at least 200 palestinians have been killed and these renewed is randy attacks. and garza health ministry says more than $15000.00 palestinians have now been killed since october. the 7th a. is there any forces? i've also struck areas in southern garza and particularly hot and what appears to be an expanding offensive palestinians who are full. somebody displaced from their homes in the north have now in order to move even further south. well that speaks to him to co

that there's little food no sanitation. the u. n says around 2200000 people. that's nearly the entire population of cause that need food a just to survive. there's also a shortage of fuel and teen drinking water to sell a nation problems have shut down because they don't have the fuel to operate. the world health organization is saying it's worried about the outbreak of disease doctors are recording thousands of cases of diarrhea amongst children as well as cases of hepatitis. a meningitis chicken pulse don't disrespect treat illnesses. but in the 11 house of gauze, 36 hospitals are functioning and those at all or any partially, they're struggling to treat the 10s of thousands of injured palestinians. a team of representatives from the world health organization have delivered age to the r c for hospital in northern casa. they have described the situation that as a complete, harnessing dr. around a 100 is the director of program management of the w. h was regional office for the eastern mediterranean. she told us a little bit about what her colleagues or the hos

thousands of people really in gaza, desperately waiting for food for medicine, food, shelter, and for protection. in fact, the u. n. has already said that with the ongoing need, there's less and less supply available, which means that the trucks that are going in the risk of being attacked simply by desperate citizens. we have all seen those pictures of people trying to come through the rubble underneath us. baker restored it was attacked, trying to get bread, parents skipping meals in order to make sure that the children are getting sued. so the situation is really desperate as a result that crossing even though it's not opening, but the fact that more inspection may be possible as a result is as i say, a ray of hope to get at least a bit of me. 8 in that that was our senior international correspondent for the fall . charles, speaking to us there from jerusalem now to poland, where the pro european coalition under donald purse is set to take office hours thing. the nationalist law and justice party, the transition to power comes 2 months after the national both it's all record high turn out to when is a relief fo

thousands of people really in gaza, desperately waiting for food for medicine, food, shelter, and for protection. in fact, the u. n. has already said that with the ongoing move, there's less and less supply available, which means that the trucks that are going in the risk of being attacked simply by desperate citizens. we have all seen those pictures of people trying to come through the rubble underneath us. baker restored it was attacked, trying to get bread, parents skipping meals in order to make sure that the children are getting sued. so the situation is really desperate as a result that crossing even though it's not opening, but the fact that more inspection may be possible as a result is as i say, a ray of hope to get at least a bit of me a, i was a senior international correspondent, funny for charles speaking to us from jerusalem. let's take a quick look at some of the other headlines making news around the world now. and the ukranian president below them is the landscape has cooled on the us to continue its military aid to his country. to lensky travel to washington on tuesday, and is choosing the presid

as the bombing continues, relentlessly food and bulls that would be coming even most guess u. n is wanting of a famine if the war continues to mount a. terry night isn't allowed in the world. food program says navy 600000 palestinians. that's a quote through the population. astounding. thousands of palestinians have been killed in giovanni, a refugee camp following is rarely strikes on a few houses, especially if went to the scene of one of the attacks. so this report that the a la, i me phone of the shipment of the week of an online intense carpet bombardment on both on the value of a cd comp and evaluated. but it was finally able to reach inside a good 1. 80, it could be that these really a patient force destroyed a large number of presidential homes. either dozens walk you look in just on the bottom, makes one not able to come to the rescue. as the bombardment went uninterrupted. i'm a wanna show her the as you can see, the dead body. so those killed as a result of that little shelling, remain line all over the area. full members of this family were killed here with the bodie

doubling tooth numbers and the area is really offensive is also cutting off access to food and water across the strip. the u. n. is wanting of a devastating salmon if the will continues more than half a 1000000 people in guns or that's a quarter of the population. don't have enough food. i mean, my mood is joining us live now from rough uh, in southern gaza. honey morris strikes modesta, can you bring us up to late date with what the latest is the on the yes hire will within the past hour or so more air strikes in the northern part, particularly on jo valeo. we're talking about just valley of town and your body rest cuz you can send me like tenuously i targeting the more residential blocks, then more residential homes that their initial reports are from altura on area that's and you about the town where 10 people reported scale. there were multiple other worried, critically injury done the at the other attack that took place in giovanni or fidget cam. again, we're talking about more residential homes being destroyed, and there are reports about many people go there still waiting on the confirm number of people

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rushing to fill their pots and with whatever food is available, volunteers are providing for hundreds of displaced families in the southern galvan city, the u. n. hunger monitoring body saves the war, has already caused when it calls catastrophic levels. of acute food insecurity across the street from this so they chose one of the many refugee tents in the city of this place. woman is feeding her instant here with water instead of no polished ending official. the same with an agent. sellers and children have been killed in kansas since october 7th. this is how the mother herself explained to her personal tribute to help the suffer from a lack of milk for my baby because it's not available. you need some mold and 7 seasons a day that but this is not my ability. my limits. so i have to offer him a little. so this will say is unhealthy polluted. that for my child is 3 months old and the water isn't fit for him. that i do, i was forced to use will to and sometimes i give him so you've got a dish. oh my child is suffering on it, but he's still breathing during the period tumbling. i hope that the war will land that our lunch will return to us, and

the children, charge a se, severe shortages of medicine, clean water food significantly impacted pregnant or breastfeeding women. u. n. data estimates the run to 180 women give birth daily income. the mother of the for a new baby shared her account. so the experience the finance studies mission of mississippi from the way we will long distance a cycle tired and went into labor, got the thing, go, the doctors helped me beat with injections. deb license and i when, when they entered the hospital they decided i needed the she staring operation who i was so a name and kinda needed to unit the blog. adoption thing. gotcha. and delivered the place 3 healthy babies. the middle one has to be suffered from a shortage of diapers and milk, and i also sausage from longer foods drink. but the thing, god for everything we can was fun. there was a smell of gas belongs what constricted i was given the alarm injection and the children also to the shot and the smell of gas and smoke around the schools has been constant since where arrived here you might see the smoke constantly rising. people can be on fire from the booming week. the

rushing to fill their pots with whatever food is good. volunteers are providing for hundreds of displaced families in the southern counseling system. the u. n's, hunger monitoring body saves the war, has already cost what it calls catastrophic levels of acute food insecurity across this list. for they choose one of the many refugee tents in the city of this place. woman is feeding her in send with wolf, or instead of mil palestinian officials say more than a 1000 children have been killed in dallas as since october 7th here said the mother explained her personal furniture the amount of the honeymoon when i suffer from a lack of milk for my baby because it's not available to me, it's more than 7 seasons a day but, but this is not my ability. my goodness. so i have to offer him removed. so this voltage is unhealthy, polluted, that my child is 3 months old. and the water is unfit for him. that i do now was forced to use water and sometimes i gave him c edition. my child is suffering on it, but he's still breathing during the will period tumbling. i hope that the war will land the throne lunch from the retents was and that's what we'll gather my

rushing to fill their pots with whatever food is given. volunteers are providing for hundreds of displaced families in the southern galsen. and so i think the u. n's, hunger, monitoring body saves the war, has already caused what it calls catastrophic levels of acute food in security across the street. on this friday it shows one of the many refugee tents in the city have the space woman is beating her infant the water instead of merely i'll a standing official of say more than a 1000 children have been killed in dallas as since october 7th. your side, the mother explained her personal heart. and hey, monica, this helen walden. i suffer from a lack of milk for my baby because it's not available. you need some mold and 7 seasons a day, but this is not my ability, my limits. so what have to offer him will to this will to is unhealthy, polluted that my child is 3 months old and the water isn't fit for him. that i was forced to use water and sometimes i gave him see a dish and my child is suffering. but he's still breathing during the will period tumbling. i hope that the war will land that our lunch will return to us. and that's what we'll gather, my

thousands of people really in gaza, desperately waiting for food for medicine, food, shelter and for protection. in fact, the u. n. has already said that with the ongoing is less and less supply available, which means that the trucks that are going in the risk of being attacked simply by desperate citizens. we have all seen those pictures of people trying to come through the rubble underneath such fake to restore that was attacked, trying to get bread, terrence skipping meals in order to make sure that the children are getting sued. so the situation is really desperate. as a result that crossing, even though it's not opening, but the fact that more inspection may be possible as a result is as i say, a ray of hope to get at least a bit of me a penny. the un general assembly is due to vote on a draft resolution calling for a cease fire in gaza. the draft mirrors language that the us beat out in the security council just a couple of days ago. how much support is they're planning for a cease fire. the 1st and foremost, they are 193 members in the un general assembly. and even if the majority of the members of a vote

thousands of people really in gaza, desperately waiting for food for medicine, food, shelter, and for protection. in fact, the u. n. has already said that with the ongoing move is less and less supply available, which means that the trucks that are going in the risk of being attacked simply by desperate citizens. we have all seen those pictures of people trying to come through the rubble underneath us. baker restored it was attacked, trying to get bread, parents skipping meals in order to make sure that the children are getting sued. so the situation is really desperate as a result that crossing even though it's not opening, but the fact that more inspection may be possible as a result is as i say, a ray of hope to get at least a bit of me. 8 in that was all senior international correspondent, funny for charles speaking to us earlier from jerusalem, now the fighting and go as far as being closely watched by israel's hour of naples . low relations with countries like syria and lebanon, do remain hostile. it has been a long, slower, full, was of a long time, so such as saudi arabia. meanwhile, katasha sicily ated fa

rushing to fill that parts with what ever food is given that volunteers are providing for hundreds of displaced families in the southern goals, especially the u. n. hung gut monitoring bodies says the rule has over the course. what it describes as being catastrophic levels of acute food insecurity across the strip of this footage shows one of the many refugee tents in the city, a displaced woman here, feeding her infant with volta instead of milk. paula sending an official say that move and 8000 children have been killed in garza since october the 7th. here's how the mother explained her personal hardship in the head of the i suffer from a lack of milk for my baby because it's not available. he needs mold and 7 seasons a day, but this is not my ability. so i have to offer him a will to. this will to is unhealthy polluted that my child is 3 months old and the water isn't fit for him. that i was forced to use water and sometimes i gave him c my child's suffering, but he's still breathing during the war period tumbling. i hope that the war will land that our lunch will return to us. and that's what we'll gather. my husband and children in our house

children charge the say severe shortages of medicine, seen water and food, of significantly impacted pregnant wordpress. eating by u. n. data shows that around a 180 women give birth, daily and gals. the mother of the for a new baby shared her account of the experience finance studies mission of mississippi on the way we will long distance, a cycle tires and wanting delayed but got the thing go. the doctors helped me and meet with injection, stabilizes the island. when i am to the hospital, they decided i needed necessary. now probation said he was still a name and candidate to unit the blog, adoption thing. gotcha. and delivered at least 3 healthy babies. and the one he has, we suffered from a shortage of diapers and milk. and i also sausage from longer food and drink. but the thing, god for everything we can was fun. there was a smell of gas in my lungs. what constricted to this i was given the alarm injection and the children also to the shot and the smell of gas and smoke around the schools has been constant since where i've had somebody who might see the smoke constantly rise and people can be on fire from the bo

u. n. a distribution centers in garza to get what type of food they come with. often that disappointed about enough value, but i'm going to say i just, i came at 6 in the evening, waiting of the agency's door way to my children. a starving. you can't find even a bite to bred. our children is suffering due to the lack of bread, the lack of food. we have been told that we would get flour bread, but that was not true. the united nation says no bakery has been active in the northern cause, a strip for a month. due to a lock of fuel electricity will to slower others has been destroyed along with funds and food shots. starvation and illness is spreading on the wall top organization says more people will eventually be killed by disease, then bite israel's been bought and then is showing how to get a fee on the, on the is the diseases, the pain and what his health isn't good. he's eating himself out there. this isn't milk. this is basically water with this phone or found it even less than a spoon hectic anything. and so it just smells like milk just so i can trick him into thinking it smell it with

all people fly for food inside the palestinian territory, taking a from the truck before it can be delivered. the u. n. warrens of a $100.00 price. and as israel hans the leaders of hamas and gaza police in berlin and across europe, a rest alleged members of the group on suspicion of planning attacks against you. the nicole fairly, welcome to the program. we started in russell's we're hungry is prime minister, has used his veto to block 50000000000 euros, and 8 for you. create the move turned the day, better sweets for his fellow and your leaders who earlier celebrated after agreeing to open a you membership talks with ukraine hungry as prime minister victor, all of them had threatened to block back move as well. the cranium president will let them use the lensky has described that decision as a victory for his country and all of you. but i, a, this is, this is a truly remarkable result. so you try and, and for you. another step towards you. credit is membership of the you. now you can many people are in high spirits and it's important. it's most device. what's the most? i congratulate all of you and

not to just the video to kind of the well food program has one that garza is at risk of a devastating famine. if the conflict continues are full by the u. n. and other agencies says at least one in full household's, already facing catastrophic hunger. that's nearly 577000 people out of the population is 2300000 suffering from an extreme lack of food reports, as the risk of famine is increasing. by the day, you an agency say only 10 percent of gauze as food needs have been entering the script. in recent weeks. earlier, we heard from w f. p spokes person to a to explain the scale of the crisis to this level of uh, this level of precedence it, so that's a more than a, it's a, it's about 577000 people at i p. c. level 5 right now in cars that support a population like you said, and the just to give you a perspective, this number is 4 times more the level of, of, of, of i p c, 5 numbers that we see around the world combined. so uh, the complexity the magnitude and the speed of how this crisis unfolded is unprecedented. so we need sustain safe access. we need opening of orders and processing. so if we can come in, we need to be able to deliver

access to food was a and medical help have been limited by the slow trickle of humanitarian aid. the u . n's emergency relief coordinator says the lack of safe areas as obstructed a plans. we do not have your monetary operation in southern gaza that can be cooled by that name anymore. that the pace of the military assault in southern gaza is a repeat of the assault in northern guns that it has made no play safe for civilians in southern gaza, which has been the cornerstone of the humanitarian plan to protect civilians. and thus to provide a to them but without places to safety, that kind of as intact as the earlier dw spoke to martin, i'm here on, she's a military analyst and research fellow at kings college london's war studies department. and we asked her about the whereabouts of yes, yes, in law and the legality of killing him instead of capturing him if he's found it is difficult to say because there are quite several people that the idea softer and the israel intelligence is trying to locate them. and obviously you will know that a company, eunice is a how much stronghold so perhaps um

food and clean water has become scarce for the strips over 2000000 people. and according to the u. n. 90 percent of the population has been displaced. when i brought some more to for monday, but over the i brought the water and we needed to we don't have a single job. hello to left. there was nothing a tool laser when i went to the head of the you went agency for palestinian refugees has worn the costs and school start dying of hunger disease and be immunity along with the eat and drink because that's what the crossing drugs have also started entering from is trying to be a good, i'm showing them but the you and see if the conditions of the founder and suitable for delivering humanitarian supplies. many see a horse and fighting is the only solution. an urgent goal. that's not being a good by many of his trains realize it's bringing now correspondent janelle de la on in washington. they say it's, you know, going to say why the change of plan now for the un security council meeting. a plan to monday meeting, put back 24 hours. well the you on security council has postpone the vote on t

food program has one that gaza is at risk of a devastating famine if the conflict continues. report by the u. n. and other agencies say at least one in full household, sol, ready facing catastrophic hunger. that's 9577000 people out of the population of 2300000 suffering from an extreme lack of food. the report says, the risk of famine is increasing by the day. you an agency say only 10 percent of gauze is food needs have been entering the strip in recent weeks w, p, spokes person to it really explains the scale of the crisis. at this level of uh, this level of precedence it, so that's a more than a, it's a, it's about 577000 people at i p c. level 5. right now in guys that supported population like you said. and that, just to give you a perspective, the best number is 4 times more the level of, of, of, of i, p c, 5 numbers that we see around the world combined. so the complexity, the magnitude and the speed of how this crisis unfolded is unprecedented. so we need sustain safe access, we need opening of orders and crossing. so if we can come in, we need to be able to deliver that, that a to a f

as the bombing continues, food and water are becoming even more scarce. the u. n. is wanting of a famine. if the war continues in humanitarian aid is allowed in, that was the subject of this you and security council resolution that has just been passed. and the world food program says nearly 600000 palestinians. that's a quarter of the population are starving power. capitalism is in rafa in southern, gaza at target. i want i beg your pardon, tara, i'm going to have to put you on hold because the un and basset or the us and basset, or to the united nations, is speaking. we need to listen it. so believe the council must continue to support the resumption of humanitarian pauses. israel is committed to reaching another agreement. and now how mouse must agree to additional passes. still, there is no doubt that today was a massive positive steps. of course, there's so many challenges facing us all over the world and all happening at once. and so we must be able to advance multiple solutions all over the world and just about all at once. so while i'm here, i also want to t

u. n. 10 key to put pressure to increase the level of that a fuel trucks, a gas cooking trucks, now pass can use this deal, you uh, using what to call their food this to a living incomes and they failed to meet the different things. so 1st thing is they need the medicine, they need the water proof tense because the 3rd so seeking, the money for hosting is here suffering from different diseases on these these, the needs of treatment. here in the front is low cost, but then there's a boost from the job to a hospital basically is uh, it's like a clinic slot official hospital. there's low no patient hospital across the city. you will see a high number of homeless people sleeping in the street. the sleeping basic needs to be read and they are asking people to help the leasing within and make sense for the past is actually help. the posting is the high number of display supposed to be in similar fi. cities needed more the 1000 tons per day. and they also ask to open the roof of florida, they need to, they need to send the patient outside to get with it. there's a lot of injuries here stuck regardless of the need. unfair region treatments outside guy

u. n. vote for an immediate cease spar us and israel, or among the few nations to oppose them all. so i had became here, and there was no life, there are no tens, no water, no food sizes are forced to flee to and mix shift comp on the gas at coastline designated, safe by israel. but some of the displaced question of the accounts survived there. also this hour in the united states. what the site administration seems to be asking for is billions of additional dollars with no appropriate oversight. the high speaker and congress pushes boxes at presidents request for another $60000000000.00 to ukraine. us do a bite and gives law the mirrors. let's be at 200000000 constellation in the premier. catching the news hour from today. hello, and welcome to the latest mid week developments here on our tea. a vast majority of the world's nations have voted for an immediate monetary and cease firing gals that the u. s. wasn't among them. it early revealed a similar motion of the un security council. i'm done tuesday was among the few countries that oppose the non binding resolution by the general assembly. the head of the chamber took this or to decry b is really assault on th

can commit to growing desperation for food also means that the limited supplies that do make it into guys that are often seized upon before being handed out in the u. n. c's, it's not just access to a that is vital, but also it's safe distribution across the strip. without it, they won the risk of famine and gaza is increasing every day to the chip republic. now, the country is in morning after a government went on a rampage at a university and central proc 15 people died before the attack ended. people are sharing their grief lane, candles and rapes outside charles university, university has canceled all classes and events today. prime minister, a picture of fiala was among those paying their respects. thursday's attack was the check republics, worst ever mass shooting? i always say the gun man, a 24 year old student, killed himself when he was cornered on a rooftop. his motive is still unclear, but authorities say there's no link to terrorism. a frantic run for cover as a shooter opens fire in the heart of products historic center. as police hans, the gun man, staff and students at the university are warranted to barricade themselves inside. others

can commit to growing desperation for food also means that the limited supplies that do make it into guys that are often seized upon before being handed out in the u. n. c's, it's not just access to a that is vital, but also it's safe distribution across the strip. without it, they won the risk of semen and gaza is increasing every day. its authorities and the czech republic are searching for a motive after the country's worst ever mass. shooting. on thursday, a 24 year old gunman shot dead 14 people at charles university in the capital, prague. police say he then turned the gun on himself. authorities say there is no link to terrorism. the country has declared saturday a day of national morning police in prague. sure. body cam footage, piecing together scenes from the countries, dudley shooting and decades. just 5 minutes in police. say these officers arrive at the university. searching for the gunman on the lose, they climb up. the disadvantage at that point was that there was no sound of gunfire, so the officers had to actively search for the perpetrator. during the information we got about the paper tray, these movements was that he was supposed

commit to growing despair. ration for food also means that the limited supplies that do make it into guys that are often seized upon before being handed out in the u. n. c's, it's not just access to a that is vital, but also it's safe distribution across the strip. without it, they won the risk of salmon and gaza is increasing every day. let's take a look now, some of the other headlines this, our cube has come under a massive russian drone attack that targeted several residential areas of the air force. so that if shut down $24.00 out of $28.00 drugs, it's 2 people were injured. and apartment buildings were damaged. it's the 6 such attack on the ukrainian capital this month. in the democratic republic of congo initial results of the presidential and legislative elections are expected later today. the elections were extended by a day following delays. and malfunctioning equipment opposition candidates are questioning the credibility of the results and are demanding a complete repeat. the r c is africa's 2nd largest country and one of the world sports schools, spain's capital region, madrid has voted to roll back some protections for l. g, b, t q, peo

commit to growing despair. ration for food also remains that the limited supplies that do make it into guys that are often seized upon before being handed out in the u. n. c's, it's not just access to a that is vital, but also it's safe distribution across the strip. without it, they won the risk of famine and gaza is increasing every day. tarry gsr, which is a spokesperson for the world health organization. one of the agencies involved in putting together that report that we just heard about, and i asked him just how unprecedented the speed and scale of this hunger crisis is as well. what is really incredible is how fast we got into this situation. that people do not have enough to be easy to just really. and in a matter of awful weeks, a because the gaza is, is, is, is funder sort of a siege where we're, what guess is, is nowhere enough of, uh, of uh, of what people. but the guys are normally, that would uh, would have so. so this is a kweisi seed situation that we are getting to the situation. that's it, that i'd be glad to have you just hearing from our colleagues on the ground who are trying to bring medical supplies to hospitals and whatever say

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