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u. n. world food program. all the ms. bonnie collects and sells plastic bottles to help keep his family alive. he'll exchange them for a key little flower and a few vegetables. a lot of things are hard and they're getting worse. one day there's food than the next day. nothing. 2 days of hunger, then a day of booth to do hello enough. every day they have to make a 2 hour round trip to fetch water. life revolves around to things, water and food. people here, don't know anyone who has been able to return to their old homes or what's left of them. or i don't know, what do i do the back home their minds. i get the children step on them, their dad, but it as it's better here, we can stand the hungry at least our children are alive. what other, how do i? well, i'm with that and we ask why the world food program has stopped 8 supplies to this? who's the run region or none of the aid workers will talk about it with us. eventually, we learned about the threats made against you and stuff, and humanitarian workers. and of

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but the scans data that we have has been crunched by, for example, the food and agriculture as a, as a agency of the u. n. of the world bank, our own institutions here in fox on india seem to suggest that about 45 percent of the year long and pollution is from the emissions from ultimately being some cause and motorcycles. and then another 35 to 40 percent comes from energy production and industrial emissions. so it was stuck in the cycle that unless it until august on improves its refineries, updates them, most of the renewable energy. and can somehow bring industry under control, things only to going to get with that was environmental lawyer, raphael alone in lahore. well, germany's political parties are getting ready for a snap elections. that's after the countries coalition government collapse this month. junior coalition partners, the greens are hoping to stay in power just fine for showings and reason. state elections. the party elected to new co chairs, francisco bronzer, and he lives on a shock. both said their party was ready for elections in february on sunday. can nomics minister over and how

but the scans data that we have has been crunched by, for example, the food and agriculture as a, as a agency of the u. n. of the world bank, our own institutions here in the box. and then they seem to suggest that about 45 percent of the year long and pollution is from the emissions from onto will be in some cars and motorcycles. and then another 35 to 40 percent comes from energy production and industrial emissions. so it was stuck in the cycle that unless it onto a boxed on improves its refineries, updates them most to renewable energy and could somehow bring industry under control. things only to going to get with of that was environmental ref i alone in the whole taking yourself this out. that's all for this time. uh, coming up next. lots of companies to calvin of sitting as a climate friendly policy. but is it really green and clean? you'll find out next in a well timed episode on the field after a short break. don't forget the website, the t v dot com and at the bottom of the news is the handling 8 the social media stay with us. if again, i want to tell you something it's a very nice my house. i t

but the scans data that we have has been crunched by, for example, the food and agriculture as a, as a agency of the u. n. of the world bank. our own institutions here in fox on india seem to suggest that about 45 percent of the year long and pollution is from the emissions from ultimately being some cars and motorcycles. and then another 35 to 40 percent comes from energy production and industrial emissions. so we're stuck in this cycle that unless it onto a boxed on improves its refineries, updates them, most of the renewable energy and can somehow bring industry under control. things only to go into it was that was environmental lawyer ref i alumni in the whole. all right, before we go, here's a reminder of our top story stick runs, the president full of them is lensky says russia has hit the countries, the energy infrastructure with more than a 100 me solves and 90 drugs. some of them with down of the capital officials have pronounced emergency electricity cuts in kids and other regions. that's all for now . we'll be back in 45 minutes with one each day with the civic the same to you the same way you

u. m. and that this simple democratic, that they told us a, such as that. and so what am i to, to, to my food, in the case all fit in the u. n, you can even say to say it is 2 things. one, but let to be we or the my daughter to be respected because now able to thing as that is being tended. it's a waste of time, as long as this, or that country, which has good federal power, doesn't agree. it will revert to a very progressive court decision. you've paid a you and decisions with biting this morning that will weigh everything in the image. at least they made me progress super solutions that with a towards m. in advice you eh, what could have taken a piece for the gold wrote that said less not expanded in network territories. to a point where we put it in place in since the ability and security and it's of any t because it will be forced to defend the 2. it's also, yeah, a lot of people advocating for africa to have a permanent voice within the un security council. you mentioned a just now, but i would like to know from you what exactly needs to be done for africa to be recognized in that fashion for it to be a permanent voice

now yet every n u a go everywhere, visit i used to food safety because that a lot of community center here that so i went and reviewed it most of the places and let's see, bring back the girls. remember that rallying cry, calling for the safe return of 276 school girls who had been kidnapped by vocal around in nigeria. well, that was 10 years ago. and despite campaigns and immense pressure on the government, some people girls are still in captivity to the state. sadly, abductions, have now become a business, and especially children and young people are the victim. so today on the 77 percent, we want to look at how people get objected in the 1st place, who is behind these kidnappings and how they can be stopped, say 2 and 4 street debate from nigeria, and also interviews with kidnappers and experts. my name is, let's show, let's dive right into it. i believe you are watching us from somewhere safe and you don't have to worry about someone breaking into your home and taking you away. but in some parts of africa, the threats of being abducted is real full of africa has the highest number

only that for something about more than 30 days without food, without water, without medicine, no aid, no access has been given to any of the u. n. agencies or the n g o 2 have delivered food, water, and medicine to people. so in the north, we're talking about thousands of palestinians who are literally trapped as some are trapped under the rubble and others are trapped in their houses. unable to leave because of the is really a quite comforters trying to target to anyone who is moving and we just received that that is really forces are also throwing new leaflets on most of the area in the gospel cities. the situation in the southern gospel trip is not an even better people here, are striving to find fluid. they're striving to find water. there has been no a cents a month now. and people are very having a lots of difficulties to reach any life a, in any ways to keep coping with dislikes. then we're also talking about thousands of policy news in the hospital behind me right now receiving 0 medical treatment because there's no medical supplies. so assume you do not really know what's happening outside the gaza strip because there'

legs we goes a forced to work and see food processing units obligations. china denied one. 0 one east investigating some china slave fiction. oh no. just the u. n. chief soul, the situation in northern goals is apocalyptic. on the in time populations risk dying, some disease, simon, and violence. the thoughts of a robin yourselves that are like my headquarters here in the also coming up spot hope site away is maybe falls as long as a wave of intense uh strong links in east and 11 on coming 12 people valencia volunteers, thousands of people across spain slug hit region picture to help with the.

u. n. and that this simple democratic that they told us a, such as that. and so what am i to, to, to my food, in the case all fair and that you and you can even say to say it is 2 things. one, but let to we or the my daughter to be respected because now able to sing as that is being tended. it's a waste of time, as long as this, or that country, which has go to the federal power, doesn't agree. it will revert to a very progressive court decision. you've paid a you and decisions with biting this morning. that way of being in the middle east . they made me progress super solutions that with a towards m. as in advice you eh, what could have taken a piece for the gold road? that's it. less not expanded in network to police to a point where we send it in place in since the ability and security and it's over, they need to because it will be forced to defend itself. i often hear a lot of people advocating for africa to have a permanent voice within the un security council. you mentioned a just now, but i would like to know from you what exactly needs to be done for africa to be recognized in that f

u. n. is saying there is not enough a to this. i p c report is independent us back panel, and that's all they do is look at food in security. they're not a political organization, they don't necessarily have a bias. so that's it. so what we did here is, and then your real adventure actually said something. this is pretty important, he said he was for shadowing what he thought these really bass you would say. and he said, listen, why those in israel just send, let, allow international journalists to go into gaza to see for themselves. of course, i'll just, you're a journalist, so they're doing very brave and her heroic work for many months now as well as a few other journals. but he said, why doesn't, he's real just let in international journalist to see themselves report themselves . he said there's a reason because international journals would report such horrors of what's taking place there. so listen, you start to separate totally separate realities there, but i think we admin. so we're really laid out the case that, that israel is using hunger and starvation as a weapon of work. something that we've seen backed up by ma

food there. when we left. no water left. the violence has displaced more than 155000 people in the region, according to the u. n. people who made it. here's the most of those left behind are the vulnerable, the young, the elderly, and those injured in the rest of attacks. and no way to know if they manage to get to safety elsewhere, or even if they're still alive. he but morgan ultra 0 cindy sedan. the jury is tough. economic environment has been challenging for small businesses, uninformed those sectors. hundreds of photos authorizing the shops, making it difficult for other people to make a living. especially young nigerians. some of the dresser pulls from legals, manufacturer of all the felix to me is in progress to stay in business with only 4 stop. he says, 40 percent interest in bank notes, high cost of all materials, a weak currency and high operational costs of affected not only is the output but also revenue. your plan? oh, by the way, they used to buy people on opens into where they used to be. the association of small business owners in nigeria says 8000000 businesses of shut down operations to genera

u. n. a is saying, there is not enough aid and this i p c report is an independent us back panel, and that's all they do is look at food in security. they're not a political organization, they don't necessarily have a bias. so that's it. so what we get here is and then your reward vents are actually said something that's pretty important. he said he was foreshadowing what he thought these really bastard would say. and he said, listen, why those in israel just send, let's allow international journalists to go in to gaza to see for themselves. of course out 0 journalists are, they are doing very brave and her heroic work for many months now as well as a few other journalists. but he said, why doesn't, he's real just let in international journalist to see themselves report themselves . he said there's a reason because international journalist would report such horrors of what's taking place there. so let's and you start to separate totally separate realities there. but i think we admin, so really laid out the case that, that israel is using hunger and starvation as a weapon of or something that we've seen backed up by man