yes according to the world food program or w of peace sixty percent of the eight hundred fifteen million chronically hungry people of the world those who do not know where their next meal is coming from those people all live in areas of armed conflict you have p. executive director david beasley noted wars and conflicts are driving hunger in a way we've never seen before. change change may very well be coming soon but in the meantime we'd better be watching all. of you get the. real thing. at the bottom. like you that i got. this. week so. welcome aboard the watch of the hawks i am. in downtown and war is starving people starving people yeah scorching the us the cost of waging war the damage of waging war all around the country is are all around the world it is. people are starving for up and it's sad true is heartbreaking at the end of the so hard for me to understand how you can ask for all this money to talk about these things that you need to do and not have that worked into your military budget to repair food insecurity in the areas you are causing food insecurity and go because the

yes according to the world food program or w of peace sixty percent of the eight hundred fifteen million chronically hungry people of the world those who do not know where their next meal is coming from those people all live in areas of armed conflict you have p. executive director david beasley noted wars and conflicts are driving hunger in a way we've never seen before. change change may very well be coming soon but in the meantime we'd better be watching the us. what. it looks like. with. the bottom. like you that i got. this. week so. welcome aboard the watch of the hawks i am. in downtown and war is starving people starving people yeah scorching the us the cost of waging war the damage of waging war all around the country is are all around the world is. people are starving for up and it's sad but true it's heartbreaking at the end of the film hard for me to understand how you can ask for all this money to talk about these things that you need to do and not have that worked into your military budget to repair food insecurity in the areas you are causing food insecurity it go because

but this is one game we can't afford to lose the world food program and the wildlife helping people help themselves my goal is. to our. food. and a very warm welcome to a special edition of kino on a german film seeing basking in international acclaim and things are looking up but will it be continuing boom or bust. coming up on the show. lola ties the nominations for the german film prize twenty eight ing out and there are some surprises. and meet the six balls were the directors presented by the german film sinister in its latest face to face empire. but first up kings go to globe winning in the fire it was the early front runner for the german film prize but when the nominations were announced it was a quite different film which only premiered at the bella nala in february which told its fund that. its time for the german film price the lois and three days in japan has garnered ten nominations the film captures a snapshot from the life of troubled german film diva will be schneider and has a shot at winning in almost every category more on the new front runner later in the show. reven

despite the excitement the world food program once it's far from enough. up to four hundred thousand people trapped on the inside of it all are living under siege and by that we mean there are serious shortages of medical assistance of food food insecurity is very high the u.n. security council will on wednesday hold urgent talks on the feel of the thirty day ceasefire but with no having and insights to the war the people of this town remain in a constant fight for survival. so russia has marked one hundred days before the start of the world cup with the bids across the country in moscow an open air concert was held for six thousand world cup volunteers. ah. was. the countdown is on with exactly one hundred days to go until the first born is kicked russia a proton a party for six thousand world cup volunteers. a moscow ice skating rink may have been an unlikely choice of venue sliding tackles probably a bit dangerous here but those involved are already looking forward to the summer. yes it's really exciting and a huge responsibility being a volunteer and h

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despite the excitement the world food program once it's far from enough. is up to four hundred thousand people trapped on the inside these people are living under siege and by that we mean there are serious shortages of medical assistance of food food insecurity is very high the u.n. security council on wednesday hold urgent talks on the feel of the thirty day ceasefire but with no having and insights to the war the people of this town remain in a constant fight for survival. for tonight britain says it will respond appropriately and robustly to any russian involvement in the apparent poisoning of a former spawn sergei scribble an ex russian intelligence officer who also spied for britain was found unconscious on sunday along with his daughter police are trying to identify the unknown substance that left the pair critically ill in the southern english city of sells beer. so i feel for you what the police have cordoned off the part of the song's free park west cripple and his door to you were found critically ill on sunday. investigators are now busy trying

constant influx of families donor money from germany has secured this project by unicef and the world food program workers take care of malnourished children. and mothers are given education on issues like breast feeding or protecting their kids from disease and about nutrition in exchange for registering with the program women get a card that allows them to receive food. and now they have assistance at livelihood that was true shows. child protection and resilience all of that have been here but droughts are becoming more common and another issue remains the traditional way of life for livestock herders does little to guarantee one's future these days. more from a at the top of the hour in the meantime you can follow us on the facebook and on twitter. would have been fighting for the phrase taking seriously in the world oh boy here's what's coming up women's tour qatada you know these folks here are. smart talks smart state religion green creasing green dangerous times w four must. stop this because you made a point post the. representatives. architect of east germany.

constant influx of families donor money from germany has secured this project by unicef and the world food program. workers take care of malnourished children. and mothers are given education on issues like breast feeding or protecting their kids from disease and about nutrition in exchange for registering with the program women get a card that allows them to receive food. and now they have assistance and livelihood to move through shows. child protection of the serious all of the healthy. but droughts are becoming more common and another issue remains the traditional way of life for livestock herders does little to guarantee one's future these days. in a game on saturday it was leverkusen facing local rivals munching gladbach lucas arielle hit the target for leverkusen late in the first half and then were just seconds left in the match a lhari zero turned provider for julian bond to nel for leverkusen the final score . now let's take a look at all the bonus legal results with the saturday games in the can as we saw leverkusen defeated god bach byron munich demolished hamburg six nil hoffenheim be

despite the excitement the world food program warns it's far from enough. up to four hundred thousand people trapped on the inside these people are living under siege and by that we mean there are serious shortages of medical assistance of food food insecurity is very high the un security council will hold urgent talks later today on the failure of the thirty day ceasefire but with no end to the war in sight the people of this town remain in agony. for more on the story we can talk to a colleague of ice an analyst on syria syria who joins us here in our studio good morning to you thank you for being with us the u.n. human rights investigator we saw earlier said it's not just the regime to blame in eastern but also the rebels who are the rebels fighting in this region right now they are from is the root or they are delusional protestors who rose up peacefully initially against the regime of bashar al assad and were met by brute force and then took up arms to defend themselves they got back later by they are certain they are fighting a minority alawite regime

constant influx of families donor money from germany has secured this project by unicef and the world food program workers take care of malnourished children. and mothers are given education on issues like breast feeding for protecting their kids from disease and about nutrition in exchange for registering with the program women get a card that allows them to receive food. no they have assistance and livelihood move through shows. child protection on the sea does all of that. but droughts are becoming more common and another issue remains the traditional way of life for livestock herders does little to guarantee one's future these days. german soccer now it's been a full day of action in the bundesliga with league leaders byron munich destroying second to last hamburg french international find about a bag a brace while robber eleven dosti netted a hat trick i am also got in on the act six nil was the final score hamburg now seven points away from safety labs have a quick look now at all the bundesliga results so far this weekend as we mentioned byron munich demolishing hamburg six nail a strong wi

access that would only be available if there is a ceasefire that is adhere to our words from the world food program in damascus thank you very much. now today is international women's day for some a day of celebration but for thousands of women across the globe it's also a day to demonstrate for more progress on gender equality women in spain's capital madrid brought traffic to a standstill with this demonstration one of hundreds in the country where women are also staging a twenty four hour long strike they're calling for an end to unfair wages and from seoul to istanbul women have been taking to the streets to protest against inequality harassment and gender violence. and our very own julia hahn is one of those demonstrations in istanbul we can go wife to her now or hi yulia set the scene for us we can see the demonstrators gathered right behind you what's the atmosphere like there. well the women here on the east declared a street that is jimbo's main shopping streets are right in the center of this city our women have gathered here hundreds probably even thousand it's really difficult to say ho

constant influx of families donor money from germany has secured this project by unicef and the world food program. workers take care of malnourished children. and mothers are given education on issues like breast feeding for protecting their kids from disease and about nutrition in exchange for registering with the program women get a card that allows them to receive food. and now they have assistance and livelihood with true shows. child protection c.d.'s all of that healthy. but droughts are becoming more common and another issue remains the traditional way of life for livestock herders does little to guarantee one's future these days. march eleventh two thousand and eleven that was seven years ago when a magnitude nine earthquake struck off the coast of japan triggering a tsunami that led to the worst nuclear disaster since your noble we all remember the video footage that you can see behind me here surging waters flooded the nearby fukushima power plant resulting in explosions and a meltdown in the reactors and some eighteen thousand people are believed to have perished in the tsunami and ten

constant influx of families donor money from germany has secured this project by unicef and the world food program. workers take care of malnourished children. and mothers are given education on issues like breast feeding or protecting their kids from disease and about nutrition in exchange for registering with the program women get a card that allows them to receive food. and now they have assistance of livelihood that move through shows. child protection serious all of that we have to have in here but droughts are becoming more common and another issue remains the traditional way of life for livestock herders does little to guarantee one's future these days. well for me at the top of the hour in the meantime you can follow us on the facebook and on twitter. on. my endorsements shall go like think the biggest favor teams we've got all the best goals we've got all the action don't know what is legal right here comes the news is the whole of german football shared experience every match. just league of screen weekend cheer on w.

despite the excitement the world food program warns it's far from enough. up to four hundred thousand people trapped on the inside these people are living under siege and by that we mean there are serious shortages of medical assistance of food food insecurity is very high the un security council will hold urgent talks later today on the failure of the thirty day cease fire but with no end to the war in sight the people of east and go to remain in agony. and ahead of those u.n. talks i spoke with un human rights office spokeswoman shamdasani from geneva so i asked her who's to blame for the humanitarian crisis in syria. the syrian government first and foremost is to blame but the international community shares this thing it's been seven years now since the conflict in syria up again and there has been not one step taken by the security council to show that it is resolute and concerted in bringing this conflict to an end and in bringing the perpetrators of these created by a nations of human rights and humanitarian law to account we're looking at pictures of

plus with hunger on the rise across the globe the head of the world food program we'll bring you that interview as well it's all coming up in the next thirty minutes. the total. to call smart we take football personally. so well the fold a little sooner so much on one plane is already bad policy around forbes from the name plays in a russian crimea and the another we're trying to follow auction time streaming come to cause alarm you claims to violate a who isn't and dreams of a sponsor on the world cup's lost. touch. climate change. isn't it time for. africa people and projects that are changing the lives are meant for the better it's up to us to make a difference let's inspire a child are going. to want to go compartment magazine play. w. . the most colorful. golightly or. the most traditional. with. take a tour of germany. w dot com fighting toxic waste from moscow arena into fellow protesters on a mission. six thousand tons of refuse a day transplanted to long now from the russian capital with no sign of proper disposal. activists are concerned for the health of their children and

well short while ago i spoke to morrow i wed from the world food program in damascus and i asked what exactly led to the aid convoy being respond given that it's so desperately needed for the residents of eastern huzzah. well it was mainly the escalation in fighting and insecurity on the ground it had paralyzed the un's ability to move into areas that are besieging hard to reach a case in point is our inability to go ahead with a convoy today into duma. to deliver the remaining. assistance that we were unable to continue offloading on our first entry on the fifth of march is there any other way to get around and ensure that your supplies reach the people of isaan who taught. well for a humanitarian operation to work successfully we require unhindered safe passage and access to people who are desperately in need and in order to do so all parties to the conflict need to abide by humanitarian principles and also give us that window of opportunity to go in safely deliver and get out safely as well and time for distribution or away from the world food program in damascus thank you very muc

and we can speak now tomorrow and she is the communications officer for the world food program and was part of that convoy. eastern huta and this is also incidentally where she joins us now from mara thank you so much for spending time with us the world health organization says that its medical supplies have not been allowed on the trucks into eastern hota was your convoy allowed access at all your supplies make it in yes the forty six truckloads of health nutrition supplies and food including w p food and also food from the i.c.r.c. was allowed in all forty six trucks did go in there have been some. with the holding of certain medical supplies however those we hope to be able to bring in on our very next convoy and we have assurances to be able to go back into east on a little top to continue delivering food to up to seventy thousand people this thursday on march eighth ok so that's an encouraging development describe to us what the situation is like in eastern huta for civilians at this moment extremely dire and desperate because a lot of people have been under siege we know that the

you know the urgency couldn't be couldn't be gracious the world food program emphasized the need for urgent assistance in the custody region alone three point two million people are severely hungry that's one in four people malnourished children at risk of dying us three hundred thousand at risk of dying just think of that three hundred thousand little kids. the u.n. humanitarian chief plans to visit castro next month to raise awareness the drama of the democratic republic of the congo is falling in the shadows of the horrific wars in syria and in yemen. the congo has become completely neglected and forgotten as a mega crisis indeed hundreds of thousands of children may starve to death the humanitarian community is holding its first ever democratic republic of congo during a conference in geneva in april. this year. the colombians vote on sunday for parliamentary elections which will be followed by a presidential poll taking place in may for the first time former fox fighters will join the rat race since they signed a peace deal with the government in twenty six scene ending five dec

yes according to the world food program or w of peace sixty percent of the eight hundred fifteen million chronically hungry people of the world those who do not know where their next meal is coming from those people all live in areas of armed conflict you have p. executive director david beasley noted wars and conflicts are driving hunger in a way we've never seen before change change may very well be coming soon but in the meantime we'd better be watching the honks. with. the power to sit. with you that i got. this. week so. welcome aboard the one.

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seven hundred sixty and also nothing to help people are starving but the other thing that the world food program that they had found was that the number of acutely hungry people as in will will die very soon without food to one hundred twenty five million worldwide that's one hundred twenty five me people and what they also found is that in the eighteen countries that have acute food insecurity fifteen of them were in africa and the middle east these are places we are bombing this is places we are making more unstable and the thing is you know that lack of food lack of food that can cause problems with just same thing you see and lead poisoning you've got a lot of problems you know if you're only a few meals away from it and it also makes people angry and makes people nervous. or who go to purchase. as we've been discussing the historic march for our lives took place over the weekend not only here in the united states but around the world from new york city to london to berlin back to washington d.c. protesters took to the streets carried signs stage dion's and spoke out against the violence cau

then it's likely that the food that you're that's being distributed to you by the through the world food program and so forth is actually being distributed by by people from international and local n.g.o.s i think the common denominator here amongst all humanitarian institutions and development institutions is that when they're faced with these problems. and they recognize the fact that there is a power differential and the it's not just the tendency it's the absolute practice in every single case for the powerful the then to be put in the position of solving the problem so what's missing from these conversations and the media coverage and so forth are the voices of the people in haiti say in the oxfam crisis the voices of the people who are actually actually offended their lives were offended by this by this crisis so we don't see organizations like the united nations and when i certainly respect what oxfam is is trying to do and it's follows a model but it's a model that hasn't worked yet because they the solutions are in the hands of an elite group of experts and educated people who are who a

access that would only be available if there is a ceasefire that is adhere to our words from the world food program in damascus thank you very much. all right let's get some business news now on the eurozone with funny. the european central bank has just flagged a small change to its monetary policy after its latest policy meeting the bank drop to reference to potential hikes or extensions to bond purchases that's being seen as a signal that the three year old can extend your. course or taper out later this year obviously things to eurozone economy is in better shape lifting its growth forecast . to two point four percent or twenty eighteen but stimulus is not dead yet to bank space interest rate is staying put percent where it's been for some two years now. all right let's get more on that from our very own financial correspondent. nice to see you what else did mario draghi just have to say. well first off right after the policy statement was released everybody of course focused on the elimination of that reference that stimulus could be widened if the need arose so that was seen as a bit of a nod

breached the secure and security council promising to keep up the pressure on pyongyang the un's world food program is warning colombia is facing a humanitarian catastrophe along its border with venezuela that you have p. had david beasley visited the colombian town of kuta where up to fifty thousand venezuelans cross the border every day looking for food and medicine. does the headlines you're up to date we're back with more in half an hour after inside story . u.s. president donald trump has said he will slap new tariffs on imports of steel in alum in your past five g. will mean by the data tax but ten times hotter than fourteen we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. the brocade ties nine months old but the country's behind its on the arabia united arab emirates behind and egypt have been conspiring against oh how for more than twenty years the un to qatar wanted with gene change in one thousand nine hundred sixty one at the time to a coup and it was it now why this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. wh

the world food program supplies the camp every ten days u.n. peacekeepers guarding them other aid agencies help but getting medical supplies is a major problem. is just over a year old she's sick but it's too dangerous to take her to the hospital in town even the roads are not possible because they are controlled by the armed groups therefore we as humanitarians have to fly the assistance from to this location and sometimes the transportation is very expensive than the food of the. people they were forced to flee their neighborhood. which is just about two kilometers away their homes and the mosque they first took refuge and destroyed the area is now an operational base for the mainly christian group which now calls itself the fonts and is a vigilante group that was formed in twenty thirteen to fight against the mostly muslim seleka armed group with cognac to time when a lot of tension fighters from their armed group in control of benghazi who are quite nervous afterward that another rival group is planning an attack. this is one of the most da

looking at numbers of this magnitude you know the urgent see couldn't be couldn't be greater the world food program emphasized the need for urgent assistance in the cast a region alone three point two million people are severely hungry that one in four people. malnourished children at risk of dying three hundred thousand at risk of dying just think of that three hundred thousand little kids. the u.n. humanitarian chief plans to visit castro next month to raise awareness the drama of the democratic republic of the congo is falling in the shadows of the horrific wars in syria and in yemen. the congo has become completely neglected and forgotten as a mega crisis indeed hundreds of thousands of children may starve to death the humanitarian community. is holding its first ever democratic republic of congo during a conference in geneva in april. the u.n. suman rights chief has suggested the philippine president should seek psychiatric evaluation say there are that has sainz comments come after the bigger details government follow the court petition it seeks to get a un rougher turn and several other high

briefed the secure and security council promising to keep up the pressure on pyongyang the un's world food program is warning colombia is facing a humanitarian catastrophe along its border with venezuela have you have p had david beasley visited the colombian town of kuta where up to fifty thousand venezuelans cross the border every day looking for food and medicine. does the headlines you're up to date we're back with more in half an hour after inside story . u.s. president donald trump has said he will slap new charis on imports of steel an alum in your bra five jeans will mean the day's attracts about ten times hotter than fourteen we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost of this time on al-jazeera. the. old. age of. twenty is. wanted with gene change in one thousand nine hundred six to a coup and now why this is inside story.

at the head of the world food program says many venezuelans are starving and neighboring colombia is facing a humanitarian catastrophe trying to help them david beasley visited the border city of cuckoo time in colombia up to fifty thousand venezuelans across the border daily looking for food medicine and other essentials that they can't buy at home because of the deafening crisis there the u.n. chief is calling on the international community to help colombia cope a colombian government to go she ate his art to restart peace talks with the last remaining rebel group following a six week pause negotiations were suspended after a bomb attack by the national liberation army when a temporary cease fire ended thirty four eleven rebels and one thousand members of the armed forces have been killed in fighting president juan manuel santos says it's time for more talks but that there was little the alternative is to continue killing ourselves to continue confronting one another for many more years or decades to come i firmly believe the country has no need to resign itself to this for that re

criticized for not doing enough to prevent civilian deaths and for blocking the delivery of aid the world food program warns yemen is on the brink of famine the conflict has also led to a cholera epidemic with more than a million people affected and the u.n. says more than three million people are displaced with many taking refuge across the red sea in djibouti but conditions in the refugee camps there they're pretty harsh with food supplies stretched to the limit mohammed has more from a buck. its food distribution day at the markets he come for yemeni refugees in the dusty pull tunnels. the law mohammed of the law has just picked his family's food a location for the month he came here two years ago when a missile hit and destroyed his house in whole south of the yemen now a mother who had a hand look at the shooting divisive given us there won't be enough for my family or even five days a situation is really bad. apart from the legal regimes people here also complain of conditions of the come. the sweltering heat and ferocious sun hardly been many away this is a place where many don't want to stay f

this world food program is warning some malia is facing a humanitarian catastrophe along its border with venezuela. the head david beasley visited the colombian town of cook where up to fifty thousand venezuelans cross the border every day looking for food and medicine he says the country's economic crisis has left many of its people starving and he's calling on more international help for colombia. i will deliver this message that i think is an absolute catastrophe it's a humanitarian crisis and. you know the business to bigger goal nations around the world in the hopes it will come to be just absolutely necessary you must know that . scientists have been exploring one of the last pristine areas of the antarctic in an effort to bolster the case for creating a huge marine protected area they've been investigating the sea floor as well as trying to discover whether plastic pollution has reached this extremely these extremely remote waters environment and it's a nick quark is where the greenpeace expedition in antarctica. thank the weddell sea spreads over a vast area in winter seventy fiv

the head of the un's world food program is warning that colombia is facing a humanitarian catastrophe along its border with venezuela david beasley visited the colombian town of kuta up to fifty thousand people stream across the border border from venezuela every day in search of food and medicine he says venezuela's economic crisis has left many of its people starving and he's calling on the international community to help colombia cope with the crisis. i will deliver this message that i think is an absolute to trash humanitarian crisis. you know your business to make donations around the world in the hopes it will come to be just absolutely necessary we must. so the has had on al-jazeera human rights campaign is the key is manaus military taking of a land that was home to random muslims plus i believe our allows us to question authority to rebel to provoke designing social change immediate says building a war of a different kind to counter president trump. through triangle the arabian can you. see and if. the weather squatting down eistein out across the middle east at home last the