but this is one game we can't afford to lose the world food program fights and gold watch helping people help themselves my goal is 0 anger. try to strengthen john has been working as an engineer in stuttgart in southern germany for 6 years now he's getting married and going back to his home country india to celebrate the wedding together with his family in the summer state of colorado. is. going to i'm the 1st of my family to study abroad and work abroad as well. and i 1st of my family to marry a woman from outside carolla. to follow the story is nice it's not that normal in india. working in europe and taking a bride in faraway carolla are big steps for present. when pressed to arrived in germany he shared an apartment in stuttgart his former roommates are looking forward to the wedding and to getting to know his family you know because i didn't pop just as i know so you can see me accompanying parties to his wedding oh yeah we'll probably several present men and bridesmaid. also i've got to have a word of this father because praties has been trying to get his permission to marry for 2

world food program is warning of. crisis in book enough or so they see this situation is being driven by extremist violence the number of attacks in the country has increased significantly this year with the number of civilian that's already 4 times the recorded scene we'll have more from on our list in a moment but this report. destroyed livelihoods this is the aftermath of extremist violence that has forced these villagers in northern book enough to abandon their homes and their fields taking with them only what they can carry. when they killed my brother. i hid in a wreath of beer and came back in the morning to save my family a problem. i left everything behind bicycle. not just the clothes i'm wearing now. a little bit. more refugees are arriving at a makeshift shelters like in cairo or in central because enough are so many are malnourished in desperate need of food and medical care. some have resorted to eating leaves. this man and his family fled 200 kilometers on foot to reach. what we need now is food everyth

but this is one game we can't afford to lose the world food program. helping people help themselves my goal. down. in the months leading up to the collapse of the communist east bloc german rock band scorpions were some of the 1st western musicians to play in the soviet union it was autumn $989.00 and the wind of political change that was blowing in moscow thanks to mikhail gorbachev's policy of glasnost inspired the song of change that became an anthem for the end of the cold war. and with its welcome to arts and culture celebrating the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall in november 1989 mikael go brush off the last leader of the soviet union is one of the heroes of germany's peaceful revolution at least from a western perspective 3 decades later the man who rocked the world with his vision of social democracy met with the rockers who wrote that soundtrack of hope that we just heard they are of course in the meantime good friends and scorpions paid the 88 year old got a better of a visit in moscow. don't go. listening to them with of. cou

driven from their homes by severe flooding the aid includes ready to eat food possibles from the world food program and blankets and mattresses from the un migration agency done more than kenya and ethiopia have also been hit by be heavier than normal rains but somalia has been particularly affected both and 300000 people there have been made homeless now this is said to be some of the worst flooding the country has experienced it is i'll be talking to one organization about the relief efforts off to this report. roads and villages turned into rivers overnight and tens of thousands displaced. without guns our homes us have much now and you can only access the area by boat one of the last months of drought the heavy rains are now destroying what was left of people scraps and livestock. malnutrition and the threat of diseases like cholera and malaria and now on the rise many areas in central and southern somalia have been completely cut off and people here are now in urgent need of aid. programs that really desperately need help from anyone who can help us things are bad and how it needs to come fast

david: those of us who have thought about this program tend to think about the world food program. es what concern worldwide does fit with the world food program? >> all of the different things going on -- we are often kind of differentme of programs, the guys on the ground that are working with the local communities in the hardest to reach places. : what should people know about the food problem around the world? >> it is here. we are making great strides. we need corporations to scale up to tackle the problem. they can be done. we have the tools and language to use on the ground, but we would like to work with corporations to help make that happen. if it really great to have you here. for concerny, chief worldwide. coming up, "balance of power" continues on bloomberg radio, and we have more with retired brigadier general mark kimmitt. on whye have information the redskins owner is rolling in the dough despite his pitiful football team. "balance of power" on bloomberg television and bloomberg radio. ♪ everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile lets you design

the world food program is fighting over. join the fight. the but. this is news coming to you live from forging new alliances in the fight against climate change a day after the u.s. confirmed its pullout of the paris accords france and china saved a stand side by side presidents in monaco engines being real full of this support for the landmark 2015 deal calling it a reversible but also coming up in the british prime minister barnes johnson officially kicks off the general election campaign after dissolving parliament.

heard about the un world food program is warning of an escalating humanitarian crisis in back even fast so they say the situation in the west african nation is being driven by extremist violence the number of attacks a crease significantly this year with the number of civilian deaths already 4 times that because if in 28. destroyed livelihoods this is the aftermath of extremist violence that has forced these villages in northern book you know fasold to abandon their homes and their fields taking with them only what they can carry. when they killed my brother buddha or. my heating a wreath of beer and came back in the morning to save my family a problem. i left everything behind a bicycle no cords just the clothes i'm wearing now no to the. young to create a little bit. more refugees are arriving at a makeshift shelters the like in cairo or in central because enough ah so many are malnourished in desperate need of food and medical care. some have resorted to eating leaves. this man and his family fled 200 kilometers on foot to reach. what we need now is food everything else can wait once

index but for people surviving on a day to day basis that's one of the smallest concerns the world food program reveals more than half of iraqis are at risk of food insecurity with unicef figures last year showing one in 4 children living in poverty even the u.s. secretary of state agrees things aren't great and it was washington who built iraq's modern political order the iraqi people deserve genuine accountability and justice the government of iraq should listen to the legitimate demands made by the iraqi people so what happened former u.s. defense secretary robert gates stated on a visit to baghdad that a new era was just around the corner more than ever i believe the goal of a secure and stable and democratic iraq is within reach almost 12 years on things couldn't be further from the truth to make sense of post intervention iraq and where exactly is grievances lawyer let's speak to nicholas j. davis author of blood on our hands the american invasion and destruction of iraq mr davis thanks so much for joining us today good to have you with us now these protests they've been going on since mi

and violence against women this is an interesting one the world food program getting together with this- italian actress at. nora up was easy and cheap points about how points at the fact that zero hunger. is something that actually come matches quite well with men and women in the same. resources and the same voices in all decisions. just adds and you know eek the economics in general there's an understanding increasing understand given. giving phones to women to set up their. economic initiatives is actually something that could see economies benefits in ways that are hard to predict now but- women control the purse strings a lot of situations so. at lots s of different elements to the story in any case comes okay next- nigeria's fighting back against a false information that's been circulating on social media. free speech advocates on of the last words. that's right so you remember a couple days ago we had such a barn colin and- hissing ivs of facebook saying this. in a very dramatic language that would let hitler by on for the final solution but it put the spotlight on. dot dot recu

. >> i was the chairman of the board for the world food program i was a lawyer. >> he did not have extensivewledge of natural gas or ukraine itself. >> no. jesse: that's why they don't want him to testify, if he does what he does in the abc interview -- >> you to be brutal. that is the case, that's why he was on the board of mbna, the largest fake of delaware where his dad is a senator. and amtrak, time and time again i'm the son of a rich guy too, i've definitely gone great things in my life because of my last name and who i am. i just did not do it for my father's taxpayer-funded office. joe biden has been a politics for as long as hunter biden has been alive. he is a democrat so he's off-limits. trump is not off-limits. jesse: wait until they get their hands on forbearance. even the new york times in 2015 says hunter needs to step down from the board of breez burisma. >> numerous other people called him out at the time and now that it's working against the democrats and utilizing a talking point on the right because they should now it's like no,. >> he does not even know what he's on the

food-ing program. it's america's responsibility to feed and taking a paternal fall early role. the other message for americans is clear, u.s. food would make the world safer and demonstrate good heartedness and wealth to the world. the food aid help poster u.s. governmental claims after world war ii or after world war one that was intervening and world affairs to safeguard democracy. altogether, from 1940 to 1924, hoover's organization handle the shipping and distribution of more than 33 million metric tons in aid which was valued at more than five billion dollars. this is a big operation as i said in multi countries and the ports that were on the map that dr. kuehn shown given the size and the logistics of this organization. these organizations did save lives. but they also created a market for surplus food because the american economy had ramped up to create food for the effort and what a market for it after the war so the american for rain for instance went to europe to help bolster prices for farms. it reduced stalks. hoover himself believed that the food that they had stave off the revolution created a positive image for the united states abroa

the world's biggest market and in bolivia followers of alstead president morales even obstructing delivery traffic on main roads causing severe food and fuel shortage. disposable welcome to the program for centuries its name has been synonymous with steel now germany's to some group is plowing deeper into difficulties the company posted a 300000000 euro last for the past fiscal year 5 times higher than the year before steel production has turned into a big problem for the steel giant too much susceptibility to economic swings too much fluctuation in revenue and too much cheap chinese competition stuck in the worst prices in its history the company is trying to find a way out. and do support germany steel recently launched a pioneering project the use of hydrogen in a splash furnish instead of the usual coal dust is part of just encrypts effort to acquire green creds by making its steel production more climate friendly it aims to reduce c o 2 emissions by at least 80 percent by 2050 but that requires investment and to. group is undergoing the biggest crisis in its history the surge of cheap steel from china has marked recent years with losses and high debt the board is currently bein

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also in the program dozens of protesters spent another night under siege in a hong kong university campus with food and water drilling how much longer can they hold out against police. and on world children's day thousands of young people into a ghost capital you'll meet homeless they have to earn a living by collecting garbage instead of going to school in. the us what lessons can we learn about climate change from 20 wins we head to the antarctic to find out . how to welcome i'm good to have you. and this international says more than 100 people have been killed in a government crackdown on protests in iran the un visit opted to hikes in fuel prices authorities responded by shutting down the internet supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei has described the protests as a security matter. very little information reaches the outside world from iran authorities have shut down the internet whether there are still protests there and where they may be taking place it's difficult to verify. videos from monday evening show angry demonstrators some are demanding that the government step down the protests were sparked by a drastic increase in the price of gasoline u.s. sanctions and misman