she focuss that same professionalism in her final role as an ambassador for uncief. sick and needy children in 20 countries over five years. giving up only when she discovered she had inoperable colon cancer. she died age 63. more than any other actress the world has seen, she endures, the figure in a little black dress the elegant wide-eyed fashion icon the definitive audrey hepburn. jessica baldwin, al jazerra london. >>> there is more on all of those story on his our website just head over to aljazerra.com. you can see our front page there. velshi, "on target" tonight. in tehran. >> how much could nation possibly trust the ufts,. >> the same wild accusations against united states. >> comprehensive diplomatic resolutions and the most difficult and long lasting national security situations we've faced in a very long time.

. >> reporter: uncief, the world food program. doctors without boarders.ealth organization and many more, all are calling for a ceasefire and demanding the creation of a humanitarian corridor. >> we appeal to all parties on the ground to allow this aid to pass to the people of yemen. main of them are severely food insecure, that means that they are hungry. >> reporter: more than hungry, yemen has one of the highest rates of malnutrition in the world. nearly 1 million children are severely mall nor i should. the fighting has only made their hunger worse. in a country that depends on food imports and where water was running out even before this war, the situation is beyond dire. last week, the u.n. warned of a possible famine in yemen. this week, they have declared a level three humanitarian emergency. the highest possible level. despite the pleas more and more lifelines dry up every day. and things seem to change only for the worse. al jazerra. >>> well, there have been more iraqi air strikes in the isil held city of fallujah, seven civilians reported to ha

she focused that same professionalism in her final role as an ambassador for uncief. sick and needy children in 20 countries over five years. giving up only when she discovered she had inoperable colon cancer. she died age 63. more than any other action tess she a endures, the figure in a black dress. wide-another fashion icon, the definitive audrey hepburn jessica baldwin, al jazerra london. >>> you can get more on the style icon as well as all the other stories we are telling but if you head over to our website eights all there for you at aljazerra.com. updated around the clock. >> baltimore's sandtown neighborhood. the heart of west baltimore, and one of the city's poorest areas. this is where freddie gray grew up -- known to friends as pepper. >> why was his nickname pepper? >> i never heard of pepper being bad for nobody, salt is bad for you, salt will kill you. i never heard nobody dying from pepper, everybody loves pepper. and he was dark skinned, so.

more than 20 million people have no access to clean water and uncief is warning that half a million childrennder the age of five are at risk of development severe malnutrition within a year. yemeni political analyst says she doesn't think the a humanitarian pause will last the full five days. >> i think it's very unlikely, considering the past two ceasefires the first one held for five days and then at the end of the fifth day the yemen witnessed a lot of air strikes and bombardment and the secondary strike was supposed to take place after the geneva talks with the houthi rebels and it seems that that air strike was actually -- the ceasefire was announce today kind of catch the houthis off guard and to kind of capture the city of aden. in the fast few weeks the saudi-led coalition has made a lot of advancements in yemen managed to free aden through operation golden arrow and seems that yesterday there was a very terrible attack that took place a place in taiz and bombed an electricity station unfortunately they hit the residential city next to it that had technicians living there with their

the head of the united nations children's charity uncief in gaza. says the challenges facing young people here are enormous. >> children need to feel a sense of stability and security within their families and at home. that requires a roof over their heads, and that they have true options for their future to look forward to. >> reporter: but the future of gaza's children remains uncertain. which is why so many here feel the only thing they can be sure of is yet another war with israel. imtiaz tyab, al jazerra gaza. >>> i am joined by the freedom member and chairman of the e.j. j.p. european jews for justice peace in stockholm, thank you very much for being with us, now, you were part of the recent flotilla that was recently turned away and you said that you are part of this campaign because you are doing it for the people of israel. what do you mean by that? >> first i would like to say we were not turned a what, we were kidnapped in international water by the israeli army. forced in to israel, impressed and then kicked out of the country. i must in