arrested last week a number of other candidates have withdrawn because of intimidation concerns united nations children's fund is warning that around sixty thousand children are at risk of starvation in north korea with a situation made worse by international sanctions are being put in place because of north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile programs last week the u.s. and its new sanctions on several nice nations and people and on six north korean ships the twenty seven year old man has been arrested over the rape of a baby girl in india the eight month old baby is being treated for serious internal injuries and has had a three hour operation in the capital delhi the twenty seven year old man arrested and charged is the baby's cousin nearly eleven thousand cases of child rape reported in india in twenty fifteen. the government of the philippines is introducing new laws to stop what it calls fake news but opponents say the move is an attack on free speech aimed at punishing journalists and bloggers who criticize president regular tatty to rely on and again reports. the best antidote to fake news is t

assault and similar offenses against children in india in two thousand and sixteen now the united nations children's fund is warning that around sixty thousand children are at risk of starvation in north korea with the situation made worse by international sanctions the very important place because of north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile programs last week the u.s. announced new sanctions on several organizations and people and on the six north korean ships unicef says the sanctions are making it harder to get aid into the country now the republic of ireland is to hold a referendum in may on relaxing abortion laws which are among the strictest in europe abortion is currently illegal arland unless the mother's life is in danger with up to fourteen years in prison for a woman who break the law now voters will be asked whether to scrap the constitution's eighth amendment which awards equal whites to a woman and to her unborn child if it passes prime minister only of it out because says the government will lead slate to allow understructure access to abortion up to the twelfth week of pregnancy a

the united nations children's fund is warning that around sixty thousand children are at risk of starvation in north korea but the situation made by international sanctions they've been put in place because of north korea's nuclear ballistic missile programs. for sanctions on several organizations and people and on six north korean ships in assaf says the sanctions are making it harder to get aid into the country. the united nations says that humanitarian aid is still vital in somalia despite announcing a decline in the risk of famine the recent rainy season is improve the situation but the east african nation is still vulnerable after years of war and drought and as for me to mineral ports from the capital mogadishu the government is now starting a long term food security plan. ameena and a family left their home in julep about three hundred kilometers away to find food and security in mogadishu a severe drought last year meant the could not grow any crops and they feared for their lives as rival clans fort but there is nobody left in my religion very young people it was too much fighting

the united nations children's fund is warning that around sixty thousand children are at risk of starvation in north korea with the situation made worse by international sanctions ots it from the team here in london more news coming up from doha in twenty five minutes stay with us. head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed a satisfied with the state of their economy this is easily a study as biggest tech success story the company was bought by microsoft in two thousand and eleven we bring you the stories that is shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. at seven in the morning on the river that forms the border between mexico these men and women come from salvador honduras nicaragua they're crossing the river into mexico illegally but have another destination in mind the united states every year more than a million people flee the poverty of their own countries and try their luck on this road to what some call the impossible dream on the mexican side the military tones a blind eye for a few dollars the greenback is the ille

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and the united nations children's fund is warning that around sixty thousand children are at risk of starvation in north korea with the situation made worse by international sanctions are they with the top stories more news coming up in twenty five minutes time after the strain which starts now. hi anthony ok and you're in the stream how do you envision god our guest on today's program says that we have gone with an all bill need to humanize our version of god and i frame is actually hard wired to both a commentator and religious scholar reza azlan will be joining us. and i'll be bringing reza your comments or questions keep those coming to me with hash tag stream and of course we're live on you tube there's a chat off to one side one of our producers is moderating typewriting there what you want to answer as well and i'll bring that to it now for those of you who aren't familiar with reza aslan here he is an up front with the house and in november what conclusions have you arrived over your life and your career. over whether religion is a force for good or evil a positive or a negat

the united nations children's fund is warning that around sixty thousand children are at risk of starvation in north korea with the situation made worse by international sanctions they've been put in place because of north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile programs last week the u.s. announced new sanctions on several organizations and people and on six north korean ships unicef says the sanctions are making it harder to get paid into the country. britain's prime minister through the may is arrived in the chinese city of the head of trade talks with president xi jinping during her three day visit. along with fifty business leaders they're hoping the new deals and fresh markets u.k. rather prepares to leave the european union barnaby phillips reports they've been making woollen cloth since seventeen eighty three and the expertise built up over centuries by this very british company in its yorkshire factory is now highly valued by the chinese today much of the focus is on markets in the far east and it exports more textiles and fabrics to china than to any other country. really nowhere el

don't let us down because letting us down it's letting the room colson's you look which the united nations children's fund is warning there are sixty thousand children are at risk of starvation and north korea as international sanctions take their toll that they put in place but as of north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile programs as in the headlines on al-jazeera but there stay with us and five story coming up next thank you very much for watching. russia hosts talks to end the war in syria but the main opposition stays away and others are suspicious russia is the biggest back of syrian president bashar al assad so can it play fact or will it simply enforce it's only vision of peace this is inside story. the at the at. the end. hello there and welcome to the program i'm laura kyle a new round of negotiations to saddle the syrian conflict is being held in the russian resort of sochi but moscow may have a hard time convincing the world it can act as an honest broker russian military might has helped tip the nearest seven year long war into the syrian president's favor the main opposition is boyc

the united nations children's fund is warning that around sixty thousand children at risk of starvation in north korea with the situation made worse by international sanctions if you put in place because of north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile programs last week the u.s. announced new sanctions on several denies ations and people and on six north korean ships unicef says the sanctions are making it harder to get aid into the country. people across the us actually waiting to hear what president trump says about immigration in his state of the union address republicans and democrats have been debating the deferred action for childhood arrivals act known as dhaka it allows hundreds of thousands of young undocumented immigrants to live and work in the country has more from los angeles. in l.a.'s busy korea town neighborhood people are following the immigration debate with a sense of dread right now there is you know more anxiety and fear show you than was brought without authorization to the u.s. by her parents when she was just five years old so she has qualified for a doctor but sh

country almost on a daily basis going around latin america and in europe and the same time the united nations children's fund unicef has said that it believes that malnutrition among venezuelan children is growing it doesn't have the statistics to prove that since it can't gain access to them but it says it's going problem indicative. of the disastrous state of the venezuelan economy. the u.s. gymnastics board has agreed to resign after a former team doctor was jailed for sexually abusing female gymnasts the u.s. olympic committee told the board to go after it was criticized for the way it handled decades of abuse claims that a nutter is serving up to one hundred seventy five years in prison for assaulting young gymnasts under his care separately a u.s. house panel has announced it will investigate sexual abuse in organized sports dion estabrook has the details. well this was a major housecleaning and now the usa gymnastics organization has to replace its entire board that includes about twenty people which also includes representatives for the athletes it has twelve months to do this the u.s.o.c. liste

country almost on a daily basis going around latin america and in europe and the same time the united nations children's fund unicef has said that it believes that malnutrition among venezuelan children is growing it doesn't have the statistics to prove that since it can't gain access to them but it says it's going problem indicative of the disastrous state of the venezuelan economy. police in canada are treating the deaths of a billionaire couple as a double murder the bodies of pharmaceutical billionaires barry and honey sherman were found six weeks ago at their home in toronto they say the couple who were in their seventy's were the victims of a targeted killing canadian plane make bomb badia has scored an unexpected victory against u.s. rival boeing that's after u.s. trade commission ruled in its favor in a trade dispute boeing had argued that bomb badia was benefiting from unfair government subsidies following allowing it to undercut the u.s. firms business the decision paves the way for bond badia to sell its jets to american customers without heavy tariffs it's been described as a bubble about to

after being arrested last week a number of other candidates have also dropped out of the united nations children's fund is warning around sixty thousand children are risk of starvation in north korea as international sanctions take their toll have been put in place because of north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile program. as the headlines the news continues in al-jazeera after struggle over the nile. good. luck. let. them up. luck. and. luck. khartoum capital of sudan. the meeting point of the white nile from the great lakes region and the blue not from the ethiopian highlands. hamdi is a resident of tutti island where the two niles converge. he explains to his son the difference in the color of the waters. the white nile on the left and the blue nile on the right and how they join here to form one river flowing northwards to egypt. again that's how you made money the most beautiful thing distinguishing us from the rest of the world is the line of duty and love in your novel there is no other river like it it's a great river heavenly and the life around it is unique. in this small truck each

we're going to busy day coming up tomorrow now the united nations children's agency unicef is warning that hundreds of thousands of children in south sudan may die if emergency action isn't taken to boost food security ongoing fighting between forces loyal to the president and rival fighters loyal to his deputy continue to devastate the country millions have been displaced is the numbers unicef says two point four million children have been forced to flee their homes since the conflict began and twenty thirteen more than two thousand children have been killed nineteen thousand have been recruited into armed groups and with at least one in three schools damage will close you've got more than seventy percent of children not even getting an education and on top of all that you've got to think about famine and it is not just a few parts of the country have a look at this map here from al jazeera dot com showing all the areas this darker area here is we're talking about either all out famine or an emergency level but all these darker orange areas i mean we're basically talking the whole co

people in stuttgart it's an ever present one dominant cane zero in the neck of valley the united nations children's fund has warned that around sixty thousand children are at risk of starvation and north korea over the situation made worse by international sanctions they have been put in place because of north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile programs last week the u.s. allows new sanctions on several organizations and people and on sites north korean ships unicef says the sanctions are making it harder to get aid into the country. the government in the for the paying for is introducing new needles to stop what it calls fake but opponents say the move is an attack on free speech and polishing journalists and bloggers who criticize president running out of her general allen those are reports from the capital manila the best antidote to fake news is truth filipina journalists are demanding accountability from president good legal deterred his government they see journalism has been under siege mostly from looters to supporters and some members of his government fuels massage rappler an online ne

country almost on a daily basis going around latin america and in europe and the same time the united nations children's fund unicef has said that it believes that malnutrition among venezuelan children is growing it doesn't have the statistics to prove that since it can't gain access to them but it says it's going problem indicative. of the disastrous state of the venezuelan economy and all spain is expelling the venezuelan ambassador it's in response to spain's ambassador being expelled from caracas on thursday just days after the european union announced new sanctions the venezuelan ambassador left the embassy in madrid at the start of the week. the diplomatic response to the principal means giving the same treatment given to the spanish ambassador in this case declaring him persona non grata give you seventy two hours to leave the country although the venezuelan ambassador has already been recalled was governments we know in spain. diego area is the former venezuelan ambassador to the united nations he's also former governor of caracas and he's joining us now on skype from new york thank you very mu

the united nations children's fund is warning that around sixty thousand children are at risk of starvation in north korea with the situation made worse by international sanctions they've been put in place because of north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile programs last week the u.s. announced fresh sanctions on several organizations and people and on six north korean ships unicef says the sanctions are making it harder to get aid into the country. in catalonia a process session rally has taken place on the day that the regional parliament have planned to propose ousted leader carlos pushed inland as its president but a parliamentary vote was suspended and the central government has warned of a possible extension of direct rule from madrid we've bachar explains from barcelona. so you've got another large scale demonstration here in barcelona in support of council an independent there comes on the day in which the council and parliament dominated by those who favor of independence fully suspended the session who would have formally recognize its new leader carlos approachable the only pr

country almost on a daily basis going around latin america and in europe and the same time the united nations children's fund unicef has said that it believes that malnutrition among venezuelan children is growing it doesn't have the statistics to prove that since it can't gain access to them but it says it's going problem indicative of the disastrous state of the venezuelan economy. diggle idea is a form of venice when an ambassador to the united nations and a former governor of caracas and he described the crisis as the worst in latin america in decades this is the wealthy it's as high as always when the world start being like medicine well going to war and. the government will degree jean us alone selections elections constitution and our bill in the month of december. bunsen elections and actually invalidate the all the political parties obviously they have the intention to run a low my boy and be the only candidate there is sort of like a pretty neatly dressed in the electoral system and union the united states gala in american countries i've advised. not to participate in the election almost all o

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they are living in what is now the world's largest refugee camp, amid what the united nations is calling a children's what a great shot! and many tributes to cyrille regis, the man who led the way for black footballers in britain. he's died at the age of 59. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, manchester united go in search of a win against stoke tonight, while the potters begin a new era under paul lambert. good evening. ministers have held an emergency meeting tonight following the collapse of carillion, the major construction and services company involved in some of the biggest public building projects in the uk. carillion employs 20,000 people in the uk and it sub—contracts work to thousands of small firms. the company has a50 government contracts, from work on the h52 rail link to cleaning and maintenance contracts for schools, prisons and hospitals. but carillion has now gone into liquidation with debts of £900 million and a pension deficit of more than £500 million. our business editor simon jack reports now on the collapse of carillion and its impact. this bypass near aberdeen is scotland

nation. that is certainly true for dreamers. until documented immigrants who arrived in the united states as children and are vital members of communities across new mexi mexico. over the years i've had the privilege of meeting many of new mexico's estimated 7,000 dreamers. i've met with students who grew up here and are now striving to become doctors and scientists, teachers, even serve in our military. these young people are our

more attractive for young people has drawn criticisms the united nations is concerned that the recruitment drive specifically targets children the german army has defended its methods insisting that the training is done under strict supervision earlier we spoke to a regional m.p. from germany's left party martin doul he's against the idea of focusing on under eighteen's for army recruitment had been a huge campaigns in schools even in kindergartens. to. make the army more attractive to young people there have been some schools who have been working together with the army to put the young students in some kind of camp we support some initiatives called pudong corner bundeswehr for example which c.s. where that education should take place without. this where the people who are under aged they shouldn't be urged to. get into the united nation already in two thousand and fourteen. the german government to stop this and erase the the age of soldiers i think this is a problem. but the main problem is if you do a foreign coach policy with this which is based on dialogue you don't need such a strong army you also many soldiers i thi

children as we're. in vienna the united nations has begun fresh efforts to jumpstart peace talks between the syrian government and the opposition for two days of talks in vienna come after eight previous rounds meanwhile in the north of the war torn country another conflict is raging on as turkish forces continue to assault kurdish militia in the region of afrin. a top u.n. official has warned against me and mars plans to repeat treat the nearly seven hundred thousand rohingya refugees.

the united nations' refugee agency described moria as dangerous for children and pregnant women, andare the ones left languishing in the camp. many have been stuck here for months. >> they don't give documents for people to leave this place. we don't have good food. we don't have security. water, no good. no have electricity. >> because it is getting colder, many simply set fire to old olive trees to keep warm. but these trees belong to this man, stelios kathiotis. he struggles to remain calm while surveying the devastation. this olive grove has been in his family for generations. some trees are up to 300 years old, and he has devoted his life to cultivating them. but now, little remains. >> all these trees are burnt. all burnt. there's nothing left. these trees will not grow again, they're finished. there were 120 trees and there's only four left. and no one cares, neither to compensate us, nor to stop them. every night they cut the trees and burn them. >> stelios kathiotis shows us the hole in the fence they use to go in and out. all of his attempts to press charges against the ref

the united nations says at least 5000 children in yemen have been killed or maimed since march whwhen the u.s.-backed saudi-led 201515 coalition intervened in e ongoing conflilict, launching a massive bombing campaign and imposing a a blockade ththat has created a widespread shortage of food, water, and medicine in yemen. the unicef report says another 400,0,000 chilildren in yemen ae severely malnourished. the unitited states has supportd saudi ararabia in the onongoingr in yemenen by sellg g the saudis billions o of dollars' worthff weapons, a and providing gistical military supppport, cluding crcritical mid-a-air refueling to saudi coalition warplanes. the justice department says it has arrested a former cia agent who is suspected of working with china to systematically dismantle the u.s. spying operationsns there. the former officer. more than a dozen cia agents have been killed or imprisoned by the chinese government. in more news on china, pro-democracy activivist joshua wong has been sentenced to three months in prison for organizing the 2014 umbrella movement protests in hong

nation. that is certainly true for dreamers. undocumented immigrants who arrived in the united states as children and our vital members of communities across new mexico mexico. over the years i have had the privilege of meeting many of new mexico's estimated 7000 dreamers dreamers. i have met with w students who were brought here and now striving to become.your zen scientists, teachers and even serve in our military. these young people are children's classmates. they are our next-door neighbors neighbors, they are our colleagues, they are family members and many are truly rising stars. in fact i would argue that these dreamers are the future of a great america. every day these young people add to the strength of our economy, to the vitality of our country. more than 97% of stock a recipient are in school or in the workforce. the daca program allows them to work legally to get driver's licenses, to go to college and serve in our military and t give back to their communities. daca helps almost 70% of recipients secured job with better pay and better pay leads to real investment in our community and in our economy. after their daca app

difficult and a lot of them live in poverty a lot of them are in debt and the united nations is warning that because of the poverty children for example are very very vulnerable a lot of them especially the young girls they're being forced into child marriages and some of them also work they're forced to work to help their family survive so the situation is quite miserable it is miserable as you can see it is snowing now. at least nine people have been killed by a violent storm swept across europe belgium the netherlands and germany they all enjoyed gale force wind that knocked down trees and left thousands without power catherine stossel reports. the storm pummeled western europe with hurricane like force here the wind ripped a roof off of a building in the netherlands and peels off the side of a house with severe weather alerts were issued in the netherlands as gale force winds reached one hundred forty kilometers an hour people were urged to stay home for their own safety. and those who did venture outdoors were struggling to keep their feet on the ground but it didn't deter this daredevil who saw the high winds as an o

difficult and a lot of them live in poverty a lot of them are in debt and the united nations is warning that because of the poverty children for example are very very vulnerable a lot of them especially the young girls they're being forced into child marriages and some of them also work they're forced to work to help their family survive so the situation is quite miserable it is miserable as you can see it is snowing now so i mean just like miserable we heard just on the u.n. is appealing for two point seven billion dollars in funding to try to help the situation but last year when you received a third of the amount it needed how difficult is it to get that necessary money. yes of course the shortfall in funding the united nations is complaining about that it is difficult there is donor fatigue and it is not just that the needs are so great especially in winter because these refugees they need warm clothes they need thermal blankets so they need fuel for heating so the needs are much greater and there is donor fatigue and we have to remember there are it's not only the one million refugees in lebanon there five point eight

difficult and a lot of them live in poverty a lot of them are in debt and the united nations is warning that because of the poverty children for example are very very vulnerable a lot of them especially the young girls they're being forced into child marriages and some of them also work they're forced to work to help their family survive so the situation is quite miserable it is miserable as you can see it is snowing now. a spending bill to keep the u.s. government operating has passed the house of representatives legislation to release funding for federal agencies until the middle of next month will now be debated in the senate government agencies are warning employees of a shutdown later on friday if the money isn't approved but democrats say they will not support a bill unless there are guarantees that young adult migrants who enter the u.s. illegally will be protected our white house correspondent kimberly hellcat reports . i have called carlos roll was brought to the united states from venezuela illegally by his parents at the age of two his university educated and now lives in chicago but is spending his vacation in

children suffers from malnutrition and one in 30 women will die from pregnancy related causes. and how does the united states stack up? number 31. america's maternal mortality is the highest of any industrialized nation. but the study is also clear about solutions that work, and the very best solution for helping moms and children: more health workers on the front lines. the equation is simple. more doctors, more midwives and community health workers means more mothers and children surviving childbirth and the early years of life. nowhere is this more clear than a place like nepal, which is ranked 133rd on the mothers index. this "viewchange" short film from "living proof" tells the story. [b s singi] trslslatormy n namis maheorori. i'm y yearsld.. my husndnd wento i ind w work. he t theres nono fd. no rice, no nothing. aroundere there's work.k. i am very, very scar.. everyoneas been asking autut it, and that meses me en m mor scared. my fst childas breach rn, and i might st die this time. if w will ve, , i ll liviv if i will di i i wildie. someaid take her to the hostal. someaid drivher do. everyo had opinis. but how ululd yoget a ca withoumoney? in novbeber, mdaugught was bo.. i had e e babyn ouour

these vulnerable children, the united states keeps the company of countries like china and north korea. they deny unborn children the most basic protections. this is not who we are as a nation. it's time we listened to the scientific evidence the men and women of america and majority in the best of the world there should be no disagreement when it comes to protecting the life of an unborn child that can feel pain and as the story is of others showed that the survive e outside of the womb. it's up to us to ensure they have the chance too grow up and lead these happy and healthy lives that god has granted them. as a mother and a grandmother i am urging my colleagues to support the pain capable unborn child protection act which recognizes these babies as the children a they are and provides them the same protection from pain and suffering that all of our children deserve it for my little friend i would say yes, this is ay

united states as children are passed. outside the white house on the lawn of the national mall and dozens of cities across the united states including new york and los angeles mostly democratic supporters attending a planned women's march protested the republicans down but the standoff is a political gamble for both parties polls show a majority of americans support democratic efforts to reform immigration but a majority also believe it should not mean a shutdown in the end whatever deal is struck this is not how donald trump planned to mark his first year as president kimberley health at al-jazeera washington. well political historian james de boys says it will be difficult for trump all his party to avoid being blamed for the shutdown. well the challenge of course is this is the first time there's ever been a government shutdown when one party is controlled all three levels of government the presidency the white house the presidency that the house of representatives and the senate usually there's been one party controlling one and one party the other so really it's going to be difficult for the republican party to try to

children, the united states keeps the company of countries like china and north korea. they deny unborn children the most basic of protections. this, folks, is not who we are as a nation. it is time we listen to the scientific evidence, the men and women across america and a majority of the rest of the world. there should be no disagreement when it comes to protecting the life of an unborn child that can feel pain and as the inspiring stories of micah pickering and others show, they survive outside the womb. it's up to us to ensure that these children have the chance to grow up and lead the happy, healthy lives that god has granted them. as a mother and a grandmother, i am urging my colleagues to support the pain-capable unborn child protection act which recognizes these unborn babies as the children they are and provides them the same protection from pain and suffering that all of our children deserve. and for my dear little friend micah, i'd say, yes, micah, this is a baby and we're glad to have you here. god bless him. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor c chair. the presiding officer: the senator is recognized. mr. cornyn: mr. president, last week marked t

children. you have this overwhelmingly refugee-child population, and they rely overwhelmingly on the united nationselief and works agency. 25% andfinanced between 30% by the united states and that comes to about $300 million in year. so the threat of cutting the money tounru would be devastating for an already devastated population, overwhelmingly children. nonetheless, i would like to keep things in proportion. so it would be a catastrophe, no doubt about it, if unru is defunded by the united states. however, let's look at the numbers. we're talking about $300 million annually. mohammad bin salman, the crown prince of saudi arabia, he takes $500 million for a yacht. that would have covered all of expenses, the american portion, for more than a year. a daid $450 million for vinci painting. that would have covered all u.s. expenses, again, for more than a year. he paid $300 million for a house in versailles. that would have covered all of the unru expenses by the united states. and god only knows how much friedman'sid for tom column in "the new york times." amy: why do you explain what you're referr

united states is to be a leader of morality in this nation. usually, customarily, people in this nation would want their children to watch a president of the united states emulate, aspire to be, and it's interesting that the message, whether it be in the content of your show and i remember you making the parallel about being a dad, and you're and i don't want my kids to hear what the president may say spontaneously. that is striking. >> part of the reason that we created the van jones show, and it's going to be every other weekend, is that we wanted to try to have a deeper conversation, a richer conversation, a more reflective conversation. i wanted to start with jay-z, because his album "444" which tonight is being nominated for eight grammys. he already has 22 grammys, his wife at 18 grammys. so tonight he's getting ready to go possibly pick up eight grammys. but the "444" album is totally different than normal hip-hop in that he is confessing to mistakes he's made. he's talking about investing in collector art and real estate as a way to have intergenerational wealth for black families. he's not talking about shooting people, stuff like that,

national body for human rights that met the standards set out by the united nations problems like human trafficking the fact that children in some cases are trafficked into the u.a.e. to be then forced into the sex industry sex work industry but one of the biggest focuses is on the issue of arbitrary detention and torture in the united arab emirates i'm joined now by rodney dixon q.c. who's a lawyer who's represented some people who've been the victim of that can you just tell me first of all how common that is it's particularly widespread in the i represent some victims but the or reports concerning hundreds of persons held in secret detention facilities and who have been tortured and abused before being brought before a court system that is rife with human rights violations. we heard from one one person here today who said that he'd raised the issues is a british national would raise issues with the national government but it never got any redress are the governments listening to these concerns your stay on the un has condemned these practices many important states are raising questions today at the door they need to h

difficult and a lot of them live in poverty a lot of them are in debt and the united nations is warning that because of the poverty children for example are very very vulnerable a lot of them especially the young girls are being forced into child marriages and some of them also work they're forced to work to help their family survive so the situation is quite miserable it is miserable as you can see it is snowing now. more than thirty two years ago thousands of people lost their homes after a massive earthquake in mexico city and today hundreds still living in temporary camps and others have only recently been in permanent homes but in september last year the list of those looking for a home grew even longer when another big quake struck mexico city david mercer reports. jeannette morales was just ten years old when a devastating earthquake struck mexico city in one thousand nine hundred five the quake damaged her family's apartment and the government moved them to distant shack officials said it was a temporary solution but thirty two years later jeanette is still here. back then if someone had told me that one day i'd ha

united nations secucurity council. pres. trump: many, many women and children thahat are totally innocent, it is horrible. so there is no talking to the taliban. we are going to finish what we have to finish. amy: on saturday, the taliban detonated an ambulance packed with explosives in the heart of kabul, killing at least 103 people and wounding as many as 235. casino billionaire steve wynn has resigned as the republican national committee's finance chair, in the wake of a "wall street journal" expose that revealed wynn had sexually harassed women who worked at his las vegas casinos for decades. the republican governors association has announced it will return $100,000 in donations from wynn's company in the wake of the revelations. wynn is a close friend of president trump, who has also been accused by 16 women of sexual harassment or assault. wynn filled in for trump and spoke at the mar-a-lago inauguration anniversary fundraiser a week ago after president trump couldn't leave washington, d.c., because of the government shutdown. the international energy agency says u.s. oil extraction is expected to s