amy: james elder, unicef spokesperson.cef stands for the united nations international children's emergency fund most of joining us today from rafah. thank you so much and the say. when we come back, we speak to the head of a corporate activist group who was just subpoenaed before jim jordan's house panel. we will talk about shareholder and corporate responsibility. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. on thursday, the head of a leading shareholder advocate non-profit testified for the house judiciary committee's legal counsel after his group was subpoenaed as part of a house probe into whether socially-responsible investing and shareholder advocacy violates federal antitrust laws. andrew behar, the ceo of "as you sow," says his group is being investigated by the house judiciary committee for alleged antitrust activity as part of an orchestrated republican crackdown on socially responsible investing. republicans currently have introduced 145

that was james elder from that was james elderfrom unicef that was james elder from unicef talking tonicef talking to me in the last hour. around the world and across the uk, you are watching bbc news. let me take you straight back to new york, remind you of those breaking developments of the last little while, because the new york court sentencing sam bankman—fried, the former billionaire crypto boss, who was convicted of fraud and money laundering last year, but we have had sentencing in the last half an hour and he has been sentenced to 25 years in prison. you can see the scenes outside of the court, you can see the microphone is already for reaction as the prosecuting team come out in the next little while. so we wait to get more reaction to that news that has recently broken. so what we are going to do is we are going to come away from that scene, but let's leave those pictures here at the bottom of our screens. so you will see any developments as we go through a number of other stories, and as soon as there is reaction we will return alive to new york. but let's turn to another

unicef, like save the children, _ expected of unicef?en, like all - save the children, like all humanitarian agencies, know how to programme effective humanitarian action, we have heard about humanitarian corridors this week, a drop from the sky, about these new islands, are costly and inefficient ways to deliver aid, and importantly, they take time, time that children in gaza right now, who are dying from malnutrition, do not have. i mean, this is a war on children, it is a war on their childhoods. forall children, it is a war on their childhoods. for all children, those killed in his reign on the 7th of october, those who were taken hostage of those killed in gaza. —— those killed in israel on that some of october. and those that are at risk of dying today, tomorrow, and in future days, if we cannot amount an effective humanitarian response, and to do that we need an effective ceasefire and unfettered access, meaning save the children and other agencies can get fast tracks across the border, meaning that all the border crossings can be

live now to gaza — james elderfrom the un's children's agency, unicef, is there.ting through in a moment, but i was listening to a couple of things you have been saying over the last a8 hours, you described what it is like to go to bed with the bombardment all around you, what teenagers have been saying to unicef. tell me more about both of those things. {lin been saying to unicef. tell me more about both of those things.- about both of those things. on the latter, we about both of those things. on the latter. we get _ about both of those things. on the latter, we get told _ about both of those things. on the latter, we get told constantly - about both of those things. on the | latter, we get told constantly about people having hope, i say yes, mothers will say that is all they have, we spoke to teenage girls who are so utterly exhausted and depressed by this, remembering things like 2500 people to a shower, for some of these adolescent girls who have said they wish they were killed, they are so exhausted by this nightmare that they have said they wanted it to be

rayados golea a pumas para mantenerse en el superliderato del clausura 2024 felix: hoy la unicef hizo desnutriciÓn. pidiÓ mÚltiples puntos de entrada fiable que le permitan hacer llegar ayuda. segÚn unicef, al menos 10 aÑos ha muerto por deshidrataciÓn y desnutriciÓn sÓlo en los Últimos dÍas. la ciudad de guadalajara en mÉxico fue elegida como una de las mejores de latinoamÉricapor su gastronomÍa. un reconocimiento, que como nos dice sandra, reafirma a la condiciÓn de guadalajara de capital culinariaque es orgullo de mÉxico. sandra: esta metrÓpoli mexicana parece tener de todo como cultura, una mÚsica que nos identifica en todo el mundo. ahora la mejor comida. un sitio web dedicado al rankin de la gastronomÍa de talla como una de las ciudades con los platillos mÁs deliciosos en amÉrica latina. la enciclopedia de los sabores colocÓ la perla tapatÍa en el lugar 12 de entre 16.600 ciudades. desde la autenticidad hasta la innovadora alta cocina de sus restaurantes que ha conquistado paladares de todos los visitantes. >> hacen magia las tortas cuando estÁs crudo. sandra: en primer lugar es

unicef, everyone will tell you it is simply not enough. we know it is not enough. arbitrary denials, more and more denials today. one border crossing, one border crossing where i was today, and thatis crossing where i was today, and that is a long way to the north with that imminent famine, opening more crossings, would be the most objective straightforward way for the occupying power, israel is the occupying power, israel is the occupying power, israel is the occupying power as a legal responsibility to ensure people get life—saving aid. unfortunately, no, to the level people need, we are nowhere near the amount of aid that is coming in. near the amount of aid that is coming im— coming in. james, i know you are hearing — coming in. james, i know you are hearing explosions, - coming in. james, i know you are hearing explosions, if - coming in. james, i know you are hearing explosions, if it l are hearing explosions, if it is unsafe, please let us know. i want to ask about the level of safety there. does it feel secure for aid organisations, for un organisations to

according to unicef. this country, according to the agency, the legal age to marry varies from state to state and several states, including california, have no minimum age at all right now. california lawmakers are considering a bill to ban state sanctioned marriage before the age of 18. joining us now to issue is fabian gould. goldhaber the assistant director of us programs at unicef. fabian. thank you for the time. we appreciate it when we're talking about child marriage. this is mostly girls marrying adult men. how often is this happening here does this look like?, and what >> well, thank you for having me. it's a pleasure talking to you aboutc important issue, we do know but it also happens here in the us. as you mentioned, we know that approximately 248,000 children are marrying here in, in the us. and yes, it does impact girls mostly, we and as a mom of two young girls, this is a very important issue for me. and we are looking for california to ban child marriage and what thi& bill does, it will eli

hello, i'm liam niason, a unicef ​​goodwill ambassador, here are five things children in gaza need mosttion, for children in gaza there is nowhere safe left to go, there needs to be an immediate end to the killing and maming of ch '. children and the safe release of all abducted children, life saving supplies, the delivery of aid is a matter of life and death. children are suffering from malnutrition, disease and dehydration and desperately need clean water, food, shelter and medical supplies. they must have safe passage to access this aid, and the aid workers need to reach them safely. access to essential services. children with severe injuries and diseases are not getting the treatment. they need. hospitals, shelters, water, and sanitation services are a breaking point. these must be protected and supplied must be allowed in to repair damaged infrastructure, funding. despite the extreme challenges to delivering aid, unicef and its partners are committed to stay and deliver, but the longer this conflict drags on, the more needs will grow. funding is critical to children's survival, imm

unicef's _ country representative for the sudan. visit of the greek prime ministerfor city of 0desa during a visit of the greek prime minister for the local media say five people have been killed. president zelensky was showing tributes to 12 victims who had been killed by in a russian drone attack just four days had been killed by in a russian drone attackjust four days earlier. according to greek media a missile landed just about 150 metres. fortunately neither were injured. fortunately neither were injured. for more on this i've been speaking to our ukraine correspondentjames waterhouse. to our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse— waterhouse. these are two world leaders hosting _ waterhouse. these are two world leaders hosting a _ waterhouse. these are two world leaders hosting a public - waterhouse. these are two world leaders hosting a public press i leaders hosting a public press conference on 0desa support for the place which is routinely hit in a city which is routinely targeted by russia. moscow says it was carrying out

unicef has described and announced the hunger crisis in northern gaza as very serious. qahdi in the north of gaza is also spreading in the southern regions is. the world health organization has reported the shocking situation of food security in gaza for one out of four people. also , unrwa reported that the israeli army is targeting trucks carrying humanitarian aid and it is not possible to send them to northern gaza. air attacks on residential areas continue. in two of these attacks , at least 18. one person was killed in deir al-balah in the center and 20 people were killed in jabalia in the north of the gaza strip. a school belonging to that rowa in khan yunis was also targeted by the attack of ahaista and a number of palestinians i see. they were martyred. the united nations children's fund announced that 17,000 children were orphaned or lost their parents in the war in gaza. unicef had previously reported that thousands of children in the gaza strip suffer from the lack of judicial security. unicef warned about the situation of children in the north of the gaza st

james elder, a spokesperson for unicef there in rafah. thank you very much. and princess of wales are both "enormously touched" by the public response to catherine's announcement that she is receiving treatment for cancer. in a video released friday, catherine said the diagnosis came as a "huge shock" and that she's in the early stages of chemotherapy. 0ur royal correspondent, daniela relph, has more. this is the national with erica johnson. catherine, the princess of wales, made a shocking announcement... making headlines globally. kate middleton... the impact of the princess's diagnosis has been felt far and wide. her video message was the most direct and personal we have ever seen the princess. this, of course, came as a huge shock... it was also an attempt to shut down the rumours. i think what the princess of wales is hoping is that this message will be direct enough to appeal to people's better natures and say, look, the invasion of privacy that has been going on, on social media for the last couple of months has just been way too much. people need to s

one of the things you have coming up with unicef is the number one desire by every girl in the worlds to get a good education. if you can educate a woman she will take it from there. theave just got to educate girls as shabana know so well. we have to educate every child in the world and connect every school to the internet. there are a number of initiatives■. with the international. commission and others extraordinarily important. we should all be on the same level for being able w to learn and if you learn anything get a good education you will start businesses and will be part of the market economy but we also need to do something else. we have a bilateral and multilateral donors. we have to get public-private finance financed to work. we have not doneked on this for0 years. i don't know if it's going to happen in my lifetime that we really need this. women need this. the economics that's driving the progress of our world you have to tie and private funds together and use them. there is one last hope that i would have which is that when i first went to unicef i was in@# south and

unicef, the united nations children's fund, warned about the increasing number of children who die ofa and announced that until a complete ceasefire is established , it will not be possible to provide aid to gaza. even if the border crossings. ali rajabi , united nations broadcasting news, new york. i'm not an expert on the road, i'm not an expert on the road, i swear, i'm not an expert on the road, and i came back without anything , no need, no need, no need, no need, no medicine . shih, nothing, nothing, nothing, hek, my place , the place, the place, the place, oh, god, i swear, i swear, above, above, 12 kilos, hezul, oh , god, i'm going to go and have money. i'm like you on the way. the band is the first daria smartphone with the possibility of video calls without the need for internet i have a problem with lesson planning, this is the problem, but i don't have a good guide either. this is gilana publications and we have made this problem easy for you. to receive 60% of these resources for free , send 5 to the system 3085 now and receive 60 gilna publications resources as a gift by

unicef warned about the children in the north of the gaza strip and announced that all these children are at risk of death. so far, 13 children in northern gaza have died due to malnutrition and hunger. the soldiers of the zionist regime shot at the palestinians who were waiting for help in gaza city. according to the video section of the associated press jabalia hospital , because of this siege and the north. a lot of martyrs and injured have suffered the embarrassment of marj. jabalia hospital in the gaza strip has seen horrific scenes. in this hospital, injured people are being treated after the attack on palestinians waiting for help. to according to eyewitnesses, israeli forces on thursday towards the crowd of palestinians who were waiting for help in gaza city. according to the health authorities, more than 100 people were killed during this shooting, and thus the number of palestinians killed since the beginning of the israeli attacks has reached more than 30,000 people. what is happening to us is unfair. to be honest, we just want to live and something to eat why target this y

we'll speak live to unicef in gaza.. we have the latest. hello, i m matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live, now to a special bbc report — on what's being described, as a �*war the world forgot�*. this has spilt over into neighbouring countries. those affected have spoken how rape is

in gaza, since israel's bombardment began five months ago, according to the un children's agency, unicef israel on october 7th 7 which killed around 1200 israelis, most of them civilians. 0rla guerin, our senior international correspondent, brings us this special report — and a warning — it contains accounts viewers may find distressing. at times alma jaroor can forgetjust for a moment, especially when she's playing with her cousins. here they fashion a kite from scraps and imagination. she now lives with her aunt and uncle in a tent in rafah, a 12—year—old who has seen and lost far too much. a shout from under the rubble — "i'm alma." "can you see my light?" asks mahmoud, the rescue worker. "i swear i'll get to you." alma asks for her sister and brothers. "bravo, alma," he says as she emerges after three hours buried alive. "where are your brothers and sister?" he asks. "they're over here," she says. "and my mum is over there." translation: i am 12 years old and the only| survivor of my family. the first place we fled to was bombed. and the second. and in the third place, the bomb hit u

so for us, for unicef, this is not surprising. it's tragic, but it's something we saw coming and we can guarantee that if a ceasefire is not in place, if more aid doesn't get through, these numbers will indeed increase and might reach the thousands. every estimate we put out now, it's very likely to be an underestimate. so what we need now is a ceasefire, so we can get in so humanitarian workers can assess the situation and make sure that the adequate response starts to get in place as soon as possible. >> i want to dig in a little bit on the specifics about the problems getting aid in, because cnn has learned that restrictions on aid can be kind of arbitrary and often include things that you would expect should be able to get through easily. anesthesia anesthesia machines, things for oxygen machines, x-ray machines food toys that are in wooden boxes instead of in cardboard boxes are sleeping bags, hygiene kits that have nail clippers in them and we'd heard from one senator here who had gone to israel to look at what was going on

let's speak to james elder, spokesperson for unicef.on for unicef. harrowing pictures we ars seeing really harrowing pictures we are seeing there. i remember speaking to you back in december when you were in gaza. it sounds like the situation has deteriorated an awful lot since then.— lot since then. rapidly and horrendously. _ lot since then. rapidly and horrendously. you're - lot since then. rapidly and | horrendously. you're right. lot since then. rapidly and - horrendously. you're right. those images, remembering that that is entirely predictable and man—made and preventable. it's very much what we were probably talking about in december, unicef�*s great fear beyond thousands and thousands are killed in the bombardments and under rubble, this warning aid has been giving for months and months. if you deprive people of food and water on nutrition water, you mightjust start to see deaths from starvation and dehydration. that start to see deaths from starvation and dehydration.— start to see deaths from starvation and dehydration. that

that was james elder from unicef talking to me in the last hour.er urging the government to ban arms sales to israel. signed by more than 130 parliamentarians it mentions actions taken by other countries, most recently canada, which announced last week it would bring all arms exports to israel, to an end. i spoke to the mp zarah sultana, who coordinated the letter, about why parliamentarians have signed it. well, 32,000 palestinians have died — 70% of those women and children. 80% of infrastructure, civilian infrastructure in gaza, including schools, universities and hospitals has been destroyed by the brutal bombardment of israel in gaza, and what we are seeing also is starvation being used as a weapon of war. now famine is a reality in gaza, children are dying of hunger, so we are seeing flagrant violations of international law, and unless our government acts, we are complicit in that through our arms deals with israel. so you're in no doubt, in your mind, that you support what the un was saying to the bbc, about the use of food, starvation, as a

unicef warned about doubling the number of malnourished children in northern gaza. unicef also announced: one out of every three children living in the gaza strip suffers from severe malnutrition, and this statistic is compared to the previous month. the united nations children's fund has described the situation in the southern regions as similar, including khanyounis , and has announced that more than a quarter of children in these regions are severely underweight and malnourished. they also announced today the situation of the residents of gaza it is pathetic that they use animal feed as food. this institution also. he also warned about the dangers of the remains of the destruction of buildings and emphasized that despite the presence of 23 million tons of unexploded ammunition debris all over gaza, it will take several years for this strip to become a safe place for its residents , and with the continued airstrikes of the zionist regime on the southern areas of lebanon. allah attacked several military bases in the north of the occupied territories and border area

felix: hoy la unicef hizo un llamamiento a favor de los niÑos de gaza que mueren de desnutriciÓn.de latinoamÉricapor su gastronomÍa. un reconocimiento, que como nos dice sandra, reafirma a la condiciÓn de guadalajara de capital culinariaque es orgullo de mÉxico. sandra: esta metrÓpoli mexicana parece tener de todo como cultura, una mÚsica que nos identifica en todo el mundo. ahora la mejor comida. un sitio web dedicado al rankin de la gastronomÍa de talla como una de las ciudades con los platillos mÁs deliciosos en amÉrica latina. la enciclopedia de los sabores colocÓ la perla tapatÍa en el lugar 12 de entre 16.600 ciudades. desde la autenticidad hasta la innovadora alta cocina de sus restaurantes que ha conquistado paladares de todos los visitantes. >> hacen magia las tortas cuando estÁs crudo. sandra: en primer lugar estÁn las famosas tortas ahogadas. presentadora: es secreto del Éxito estÁ en cÓmo se prepara. >> la mezcla de estados cosas hacen algo muy maravillosos. presentadora: y quÉ decir de la birria, un platillo que se disfruta en cualquier rincÓn del paÍs. el manjar requ

unicef has announced that more than 80% of children in the gaza strip suffer from severe malnutritionnd this figure rises to 90% for children under two years of age. arrive the country's emergency department announced that since march 1 , 424 people have been killed in incidents related to wednesday. at the end of the year, 11 people were injured and died. statistics show an increase of 24 compared to last year. mohammad reza, 27 years old , has been working in the skeleton construction of our building until last year and earns good money. until wednesday night last year, syria decided to throw a grenade. i was holding my hand. it exploded once. you didn't hit anywhere. you didn't hit anywhere . it's artificial. it's artificial. the bones were eaten up to my elbow. i mean, up to the platinum elbow. would you believe that this happened? i couldn't believe this lady at all. on wednesday night in syria last year, he was a spectator when suddenly a grenade exploded a few meters away , and i felt something enter my eyes . i hit him and said that i am blind . blood was pouring from below an

unicef says gangs stole crucial aid meant for children this weekend.g this crisis on hold. we are joined from miami's haiti neighborhood. despite this desperation of the situation, you're telling us -- getting them to open up to you. can you tell us why and what people are saying? >> reporter: there is a distressed towards the u.s. government because of the history in haiti. we've been having conversations with the community here all week and when we talk about the history and the changes that haiti has seen, the name the u.s. government for that influence grid in fact, the prime minister who is now going to be leaving and handing over power to this transitional government was supported by the u.s. they believe that all of the issues and the escalation of violence has to do with the influence from the american government supporting that prime minister and also the weapons that come into haiti being used by these gangs. weapons that come from the united states. so as we had these conversations, we talk about the current data today with some of the membe

unicef warning about doubling the number of malnourished children in northern gaza compared to a month ago. be ready over a thousand. hospital with 100,000 nurses and 70,000 doctors during nowruz, minister of health and education more than 21,000 emergency medical experts are ready to serve in 3,000 bases. intensification of dealing with the supply of smuggled clothes by the anti -trafficking headquarters and the identification of smuggled clothes worth 100 billion tomans in just one case. we are checking the news . how much is the total number of smuggled clothes discovered in the last 3 months? what is the stage of clothing design? and the design and development of the organizational data mining process system is a knowledge-based achievement to identify the weak and strong bottlenecks of any organization in the shortest possible time. this system helps organizations to discover and analyze statistics improve their organizational processes. in the name of god . o allah, bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their salvation. good evening, dear viewers , welcome to the n

according to unicef more thani afghanistan.on girls cannot attend. can you tell us what this moment is like for them? it tell us what this moment is like for them?— tell us what this moment is like for them? . , , ., like for them? it has been more than 2.5 like for them? it has been more than 2-5 years — like for them? it has been more than 2.5 years now _ like for them? it has been more than 2.5 years now for - like for them? it has been more than 2.5 years now for the - than 2.5 years now for the girls not be able to access school or schooling and for teachers not be able to teach. i was speaking to somebody yesterday, and it feels like we are being buried alive and we don't know what to do about it. that's exactly what somebody told one of my friends yesterday. told one of my friends yesterday-— told one of my friends esterda . . , ' . yesterday. that is so difficult to hear, isn't— yesterday. that is so difficult to hear, isn't it? _ yesterday. that is so difficult to hear, isn't it? and - yesterday. that is so difficult t

unicef also announced that children in the gaza strip pay the highest price in the war and suffer from severe malnutrition. they are suffering and what is happening in this area is a threat to the conscience of all people. yazen, one of the children of gaza , was martyred due to malnutrition and hunger. the united nations children's fund unicef warned: the critical situation in gaza threatens the lives of many children in this region. i am yazen's father. i took this picture with my phone a week before the war i got it. it became like this after the war. there is a lack of medicine and food due to the siege and war of the zionist regime against gaza, and the condition of sick palestinian children has worsened. yazen is one of these children. 9 years old who suffered from some kind of brain disease since birth. nazhana me beit hanun. since the beginning of the attacks on gaza, we have been stationed from beit hanoun to jabalia deir al-labla and finally in rafah. yazen has a brain disease that he lives by receiving medication. he can eat everything, but with the lack of medicine and food

as we have seen, james elder, spokesman for unicef, is waiting to talk to me live on the programme. we have seen the us laid down that resolution calling for a ceasefire linked to hostage releases. that has been rejected at the un security council. you started the day by saying a ceasefire was the last chance for gaza, so what is your reaction to the unfolding events we have seen? ., , , reaction to the unfolding events we have seen?— have seen? probably best to share the reaction _ have seen? probably best to share the reaction of _ have seen? probably best to share the reaction of palestinians. - have seen? probably best to share the reaction of palestinians. i - the reaction of palestinians. i mean, yesterday when i was in hospital in the north, a large number of women were in tears to me, simply saying, ceasefire over and over. this is notjust the language of the security council. this is the language of gaza, right now. so its devastating news. it's a serious blow, of course, and we have called for the highest levels of the un and unicef for a ceasefire for a long, long time. p

unicef has a convoy from our warehouse to reach these people.load and unload four trucks four times. it is monumentally difficult. it is unnecessarily so. it is unrealistic that this man made imminent famine can be turned around if theres a willingness to make the right decisions for civilians here. maryam: still to come on "the world today," bad behavior. there has been a rise in levels of violence and abuse from students in england since the pandemic. in rare access to the war in ukraine. soldiers film dangerous missions, releasing drones, hiding from enemy fire. around the world and across the u.k., this is "the world today" from bbc news. ♪ maryam: let's bring you more on that breaking news story. 45 people are believed to have died after a bus crashed in the south african province of limpopo. a bus traveling from botswana plunged off a high bridge before exploding on the floor of a ravine. let's speak to a journalist at the south african news organization enca. heidi, good to talk to. what more do we know about what happened? heidi: we unde

unicef estimates that more than a thousand palestinian children have been amputated in this war. ghazal is one of them. ghazal means deer fast forward with black eyes and. drasht ghazal , who is currently in qatar for medical treatment with his mother and sister , did not tell the new yorker reporter why his parents chose the name ahovi tarru for him , but he narrated the story of the foot that the zionist bombs took with them to taraj on november 10 , when ghazal's family was fleeing from shafa hospital in gaza city. turki sagh punctured his left leg to prevent bleeding. a doctor who used antiseptic. or anesthesia did not reach , heated the blade of a kitchen knife and burned the wound. in mid-december, when the gazelle family to the center nasser's doctor arrived, gangrene had started and food required amputation in the pelvic region. in the past five months, food has seen many gazelles, such as four-year-old ahmed, whose picture circulated on social networks with this question. he asked his uncle: will my legs come off again? in the same. the new yorker reports a london surgeo

good luck to, and good luck to all the folks over a unicef were doing very important work. thanks very much for joining us and still ahead this hour, the first charter flight evacuating us citizens from haiti has just landed in florida, where than 30 americans escape get into chaos, stay with us. your life, right here in the cnn newsroom >> united states of scandal with jake tapper. sunday at nine on cnn, choosing a treatment for your chronic migraine 15 or more headache days a month each lasting four hours more can be overwhelming. so ask your dr. about botox botox prevents headaches and adults with chronic migraine before they even start it's the number one prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. so far more than five million botox treatments have been given two over 850,000 chronic migraine patients effects of botox may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your dr. right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be size of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergi

unicef has also called the situation of children in this region catastrophic. un secretary general antonio guterres announced the latest report about the lack of food and hunger in gaza. this report emphasizes the necessity and urgency of establishing a ceasefire in gaza and asked the zionist regime to provide humanitarian aid. the head of the united nations children's fund , unicef, also considers the situation of the children of gaza very tragic bar described. more than 13 thousand children have been killed in gaza. this is a terrible figure. at the same time , thousands of other children were injured and we do not know where and in what condition they are. thousands of other children are under the rubble in gaza. un humanitarian aid coordinator in the occupied territories. the people in gaza are indescribable. at the same time , the world food program announced that the speed of the spread of the crisis of hunger and famine. man-made in gaza is very worrying. relief organizations under the un have warned that the daily needs of the people of gaza for humanit

amy: that was jill lawyler, chief of field operations and emergency for unicef in sudan. the u.n.eneral assembly is considering its a draft for its first ever resolution on artificial intelligence. the measure was spearheaded by the u.s., which says it aims to make ai safe, secure and trustworthy, and easily accessible to all. while presenting the draft resolution last week, a reporter asked u.s. ambassador to the u.n. linda thomas-greenfield if the u.s. approves of israel using ai in its assault on gaza. >> the israeli litter has confirmed they are using artificial intelligence in targeting in their war in gaza. do you condemn that and will that be taken into your account in this ai resolution? >> we have been clear this resolution is about making ai safe and secure and trustworthy. we have 60 cosponsors who have signed on to that, including israel. i think as we move forward, we will cai bridge -- see ai ridge the gap we have seen in the past. >> fighting in gaza right now? >> that is not for me to comment on. amy: this comes as the eu approved last week its own, first-ever arti

joining me now is unicef spokesperson tess ingram.rch particularly on the impact of children in the north of gaza. we did screenings of children under two all across the gaza strip. the results were staggering. we did screenings injanuary and again in february. the rate of acute malnutrition doubled in that period, from 15% to 31%. we are seeing a drastic and fast increasing the number of suffering from acute malnutrition, which is a serious and painful condition for children, that can often result in death. in the last 20 minutes the independent international group of experts that looks at the situation around the world for famines, the famine review committee, has made an assessment that there is going to be a famine in the gaza strip projected between now and may. we are already in the period we are a famine has been projected in the gaza strip. explain how much aid is actually getting in at the moment? we know it isn't enough, but when it comes to distributing that aid robotically to the north of gaza, can we quantify the north of

that was the unicef spokesperson james elder.ary say they're investigating the killing of a palestinian boy during a raid by israeli soldiers in the occupied west bank. the thirteen year old was shot in the town of qabatiya nearjenin. the israeli military said several palestinian gunmen had shot at its troops, who returned fire. donald trump has been criticised byjoe biden�*s campaign team for sharing a video on social media featuring a truck bearing the image of the us president with his hands and feet tied together. a trump spokesman said it was just a picture on the vehicle's tailgate filmed as it travelled down the highway. but a biden election campaign spokesman accused mr trump of inciting political violence. for more on this, let's cross live now to our reporter in washington, will vernon. it's have you on the programme. just tell us what this video shows. weill. tell us what this video shows. well, this is a video _ tell us what this video shows. well, this is a video that _ tell us what this video shows. well, this is a

well, a little earlier i spoke to james elder, a unicef spokesperson who is in rafah on the gaza sidehe called the conditions there a moral outrage. you are in rafah on the gaza side, do you agree with the secretary general? without a doubt. it is idly horrendous in rafah where i am now a population of 300,000 is now a population of 300,000 is now close at 1.5 million. people on the streets, sanitation is broken down and there is not enough access. i don�*t know if you can hear but i can hear bombs now. it may be rafah or it may be next door in car newness. the neighbouring city is devastated and i have never seen that level of annihilation on a city in my 20 years with the united nations. hospitals are non—functional. two—thirds of them at least, people in the north, you drive past and doing the universal sign of hunger, much less than the children who are dying of famine like conditions. so it is a moral outrage and families are living through this day in and day out. somehow, incredulously it is getting worse. ., ., ., ., worse. you filmed a video, a lona worse. you filmed a video,

gather some of which doesn't reach those who are stopping informed today to receive a spokesman for unicef as you've been here, and assistance needs to be properly delivered. people in, in the district and on the bottom line here is 8, should be delivered safely to the people people should be protect as was getting the, the hello the welcome to the global news update on our team to national i a michael, quick check. now jimmy is preparing military operations against russia, and that's the top line message from the russian foreign ministry spokesman, after the bombshell leak of german commanders popped in with ukrainian officials monetize that kind of by slammed lanes and pensions and highlighted the gemini was on the wrong side of history in world war 2, those still will be out in the mid, what was presented to the world community shows the long time and plans intentional . the need to country gemini, to conduct the military operations against the russian side duration. it was literally describes the step by step how terrorist attacks against civilian infrastructure would be carried out. a

and that's an estimation from the unicef chief who added to the child's death rights and gaza. the suppressed thoughts of any of the conflicts in the world was the one focuses on the dice. you monetary process. and the enclave. besides this in the netherlands field, a cities quote with thousands of shoes installation representing the number of children killed in gaza over the past. 6 months, the action echoes, they stopped the genocide events in both of them. pro posted, you know, it was laid out the 8000 children's shoes in the city streets. i think in the past, every 10 minutes. according to the unicef chief, more than 13000 children have been killed in concert while thousands more are in need of medical age or consider missing because of health ministry estimates of 2000000 people almost inside population of gaza has been displaced. the number of confirmed s most agile, 2000, those continued to grow a new and i states of israel's actions may well be considered a walk on the extent of israel's continued restrictions on entry of 8 into gaza together with the manner in which it

according to the speaker for unicef, jonathan krick, there is absolutely no form of education or schooling in the gaza strip at the moment. there were approximately 625,00 school age children in the gaz. a strip, none of them are attending schools now, the level of violence and the ongoing hostilities, the intense bombing which is taking place doesn't allow for education. according to the palestinian education officials, at least 280 government schools and 65 unra run schools have been destroyed or damaged. nearly 240 teachers have also lost their lives in israeli strikes on gaza. also, more than 4,850 students. have been killed and over 8,200 others have been injured as of february 6th. al shama akram saidam was one of these students, teenager who graduated from high school as the top ranking palestinian student of 2023 with a 99.6% average score, two months before the israel the onslot on gaza, saidam's home was filled with drums and loud. violations of women celebrating her achievement. shiima had decided to study english translation at the islamic university of gaza, before she was bru

extrem challenges to delivering aid, unicef and its partners are committed to stay and deliver, but the longer this conflict drags on, the more needs will grow. funding is critical to children. between 70,000 and 100,000 people live in miserable conditions in this camp. he can visit about 100 children a day. but it is not able to provide any medicine or equipment for them. he tells this mother that her daughter has intestinal inflammation due to water and food. contaminated an epidemic in the bar it is considered gaza. he says: this girl has had nausea four times this morning. i am a human being. i loved children since i was hired and started working in the children's department. treating children gives me a sense of peace. of course, war is the most important factor. in catastrophic conditions, the consequences of war are worse than the war itself. we have children who lose their lives due to illness. we also have martyred children who lost their lives due to hailstorms. ala salah, a well-known palestinian refugee , told nbc news: "it's been more than five months since he and his child

in cross lives to speak with unicef smitley as the newest africa regional communications officer celine with selling. thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us. hey, on all the international. i just wanna start with the allegations we're looking around regarding sunday. i mean, id ask, who's accused of striking of those who are gathered around in a distribution truck is where the courses didn't know i. there's a risk fixings where people desperately trying to get food found themselves clunk, bring for the lives. do you think we are likely to see more incidents like this if there isn't a ceasefire? well, unfortunately, these reports are very tragic. um they uh has already called for an independent investigation to, to better understand the 2nd assessment. the situation is desperate people in, in the guys trip on this, but on the bottom line here is 8, should be delivered safely to the people people should be protected while getting day that's. that's the reality on the ground right now in the other. that's no place in the state. now, people are not safe to get the 8 that the

a data honda regional director for middle east and north africa for unicef. thank you for your time. thank you. are still head on alger 0. find out why thousands of striking doctors inside korea define the that was more right on its way from spain. disgusting to the next 24 hours. but we should probably concentrate what's happening just here. south of monica and west. eventually that low that well developed into something quite substantial, it'll produce fairly strong winds. great deal of rain, usually it's on its way across the traffic and on there's no open flank, some snow as well. so close again then for the rest of monday is the right and that's probably the focus particularly on these eastern area codes. so from example, albania, down through degrees, co, fast, to get some snow on the high ground here. and the winds are very strong behind it. so for example, if i didn't, yeah, you'll get with ins. northwest india gale's on monday with them. right. and then it stays wouldn't even not so much. so on tuesday, wednesday. so this window, so effects out year

let's speak to james elder, a spokesperson for the charity unicef who's spent time in gaza over the lastor being with us. i gather you travelled throughout gaza, notjust in the south but also into the north. tell us what you found. ., , , , ., found. the north, its desperate everywhere- — found. the north, its desperate everywhere- i _ found. the north, its desperate everywhere. i am _ found. the north, its desperate everywhere. i am literally - found. the north, its desperate everywhere. i am literallyjustl everywhere. i am literallyjust coming out of a hospital where we are trying to put together another icu for babies and children. this is post—ceasefire. every i go into that hospital and i see new children with the wounds of war, i see some beds where a different child is there because the previous day's child has died. in the north, as you go along streets, you have got tens of thousands of people cut off from everything. that universal symbol of hand and mouth just showing the level of hunger that you can see on their faces. level of hunger that you can see on theirfaces. the hospi