here exactly can the united nations world food program is using biometric technology iris scans to provide aid to the camps 75. 1000 syrian residence refugees can shop for their groceries with the blink of an eye no need for bank card all the registration papers the system is quite aptly named ip when a shopper has their iris scanned the world food program system verifies the person's identity against a biometric database held by the un high commission for refugees the u.n.h.c.r. then it checks the account that confirms the purchase and prints and i pay a receipt all of this happens in seconds and according to the world food program this not only makes transactions quicker but more secure here in jordan we use biometrics out indication for human reason 1. 100 percent accountability on the identity of the person could chasing and using the assistance that we provide and 2nd me to facilitate that entry process of the beneficiaries by not using the card by not using a pin in camps which is an environment where beneficially tend to go to the supermarket more people posting the money for them g

but this is one game we can't afford to lose the world food program and gold watch helping people help themselves my goal is 0 anger. news africa coming up on the program taking on the top man in the gun students gets the french court hearing after suing president 70 for blocking him on twitter also coming up. germany's president visits refugees in northern kenya where food is scarce and expensive. and no one uses to break down the barriers in conservative total. i. and you are welcome to the program the 1st hearing has taken place in the lawsuit brought by a ugandan student who is suing president was 74 blocking him on twitter the student . discovered he had been blogged after he referred to the head of state asked. on twitter he is unable to view or talk tweets on the president account in his lawsuits the student argues that obstructing his access to the government on twitter by leads his right to participate in public affairs. ugandan government spokesman. who is also named in the last you said that free speech should involve civility. from the number 2. insolated behavior joining m

and find any job that will make money fome to live. >> reporter: run by the united nations world food programthis digital skills training program brings together lebanese people with displaced syrians, providing classes four days a week to improve their english and computer litpaacy. >> partis are also given a small stipend for living expenses. d buwhs this have to do with food? >> reporter: what's the line between food and online skills? >> you can give a person a fish, or you can teemach o fish. >> reporter: paul skoczylas works for w.f.p., which has been fighting hunger since 1961. the organization provides food assistance to roughly 87 million people in 83 countries each ar. >> the link between learning things like digital skills, learni about computer literacy, is that then you can provide for yoth own family, now or in the future. and you won't need food assistance in the future, if we can build up enough resilience and there are those economic opportunities for you. and that's really the only sustainable solution in the long term. at the heart of w.f.p.'sity is innovation goals, which

al-jazeera the united nations world food program says more than half of zimbabwe's 15000000 people are in need of food aid it's one of the world's least food secure nations a situation made worse by one of the most severe droughts in decades world food program has blamed climate change for the conditions is also facing economic crisis with inflation now hitting 500 percent. recapping our top stories here on al-jazeera the u.s. president donald trump says he's optimistic a comprehensive trade deal with india will be reached as he wraps up a 2 day visit there the trips designed not only supposed ties and trade but also trump's reelection chances back home by appealing to 4 and a half 1000000 indian american voters another major focus of my discussions with prime minister modi is forging bilateral economic relationships that is fair and reciprocal our teams have made tremendous progress on a comprehensive trade agreement and i am optimistic we can reach a deal that will be a very great importance to both countries turkey's president has confirmed the deaths of 2 turkish soldiers in libya

well the united nations world food program says more than half full of zimbabwe's 15000000 people are in need of food aid the country is one of the world's least food secure nations a situation made worse by one of the worst droughts in decades world food program has been as blamed climate change for the deteriorating conditions somebody who is also in the midst of an economic crisis with inflation heating 500 percent. climate change is intensifying. zimbabwe and indeed all of southern africa is a prime example of the people suffering most of the hands of climate change. listen to his governing old desoto convention part he wants prime minister thomas to ban it to step down after he was charged with the murder of his the strange wife the bomb has now appeared in court where his lawyers argued that his office grants immunity from prosecution by the sat with his new wife who has already been charged with the murder of people. in 2017 for me to miller is in the suit as capital macedo and she has more now on the prime minister's appearance in court. the city's prime minister tom to bonnie

to do , the countrorking with the united nations' world food program. jacqueline degroot i of w.f.p.'s jordan program is unit grows barley hydroponically, using water but no soil. the baey is used as animal feed. >> so the seeds are put here in one ofhe trays. after a uple of days, the seeds immediately start growing. you can already see some sprouting happening. >> reporter: the seeds are placed in trays and watered for just 3seconds a day. in seven days, the barley isgr fulln. and in a country given to drough, this uses 90% less water than traditional methods do. cycle.this is at thend of the so this is ready to be eaten by animals. >>eporter: and so you're trying to roll this out for refugees living in tents. >> this high tech unit is really meant to do the research. so we know the best way to roll itut into a much smaller low tech units that are locally sourced that are much cheaper, obviously, and therefore it's going to be rolled out in the whole country. >> reporter: got it. so it's high tech now, so it can be low tech later. >> exactly. >> repor

the united nations world food program says more than half of zimbabwe's 15000000 people are in need of food aid this is one of the world's least food secure nations the situation made worse by one of the most severe droughts in decades the world food program has blamed climate change for the conditions zimbabwe's also facing an economic crisis with inflation is in 500 percent. as climate change is intensifying global zimbabwe and indeed all of southern africa is a prime example of the people suffering mice at the hands of crime changed flooding in southern peru has hit a valley near the met you picchu world heritage sites vehicles and belongings were swept away after heavy rains that 4 people have died and at least 250 homes have been damaged or destroyed when the 1000 jobs are at risk in greece where europe's only on nickel manufacturer faces closure the government says the state owned company locker is more than half a $1000000000.00 in debt and will be sold within the year john psaropoulos has been speaking to some of its workers in the port town of. the media's loosies has worked w

the world food program is fighting over the world war to. join the fight. the bag . this is day to day news live from berlin migrants in turkey began moving towards europe after turkey opened its borders in a reversal of the deal ankara says it will no longer block migrants from entering the exodus is being fueled by soaring tensions in the region after dozens of turkish troops were killed in a syrian government as strike also coming out south koreans rushed to protect themselves against the coronavirus as official records and now by huge jump in cases in fact.

but this is one game we can't afford to lose the world food program and a worldwide helping people help themselves my goal. officials issue an arrest warrant for south africa's former president jacob zuma it comes up that he failed to appear at a pretrial hearing of corruption charges related to a deal. as companies count the cost of the coronavirus thousands of african students are in lockdown in. the virus broke out there running out of supplies. and the taste of fresh for speed latest in zimbabwe a country struggling with water shortages to show you how one stream has come true . to his will and it's a business a south african judge has issued an arrest warrant for former president jacob zuma to he failed to appear in court to face charges of corruption allegations against him involve a questionable deal made with a french jobs company but it's far from the controversy zuma has been involved in. this was jacob zuma in his element it was 2008 the year before he became set africa's president. fast forward nearly a decade the chance on the street now calls for him to go his time in powe

the world food program is warning the number of people in need of aid in south sudan willing crease this year years of conflict has left nearly half of the population relying on food assistance i miss her morgan reports recent flooding is very the situation worse for thousands more. it's the world's largest storm but the 3rd in south sudan southern leitch state is now home to 28 year old deborah neckwear she fled her home in their town several kilometers away because of fighting deborah now struggles to feed herself and her children but to get a mandala but to see him right now we cannot do farming because of insecurity if you take a risk and go home you may lose your life what makes me lose sleep is that during the rainy season we farm on and off because of displacement floods also destroy our crops we really suffer during the rainy season due to lack of shelter deborah and her kids are now among the 7500000 people out of south sudan's 11000000 population who rely on food 8 years of fighting that started in 2013 and was largely brought to an end after a deal in 10 to 18 resulted in near

but this is one game we can't afford to lose the world food program fights underworld what helping people help themselves my goal is. this week on well stories. we go exiles from china try to preserve the culture of colombia souvenirs from the drug nord. and we begin in berlin a syrian man who seeking asylum is extremely worried about his family back home to live in italy province serious army backed by russian fighter jets is trying to recapture the region. protect the news from syria on social media all the time where did the latest bomb fall who or what was hit while he is in safety here in germany the rest of his family in mortal danger an internet. he is desperately worried. for whenever i meet or drink i think of my children do they have anything to eat or the ill do they have a warm blanket or. his sons mohammad and 9 and 10 years old he had to leave them with their grandparents and if he thought it too dangerous to flee with them if the internet is working he calls them several times a day or a little hello how moody or how well you know what's going on. it's cold they're bombing

and the world food program are training various projects to help the refugees to earn an income and become less reliant on 8 so far the success is limited for steinmeyer it is clear that this region is still struggling to provide basic food security and that both germany and the international community still have a role to play here. the west african country of togo is generally a conservative and as one of the know was wrong in the world when it comes to gender equality on women's rights but if female pins are is breaking down the barriers with her way of life artwork in a country where women have little say in both public lives and in the home. married off early serving their husband that could have been crystal flood both story as it is for so many women in tow but she decided otherwise and became an artist she only recently married at the age of 34 into a good it's considered late but always said she was married to her 1st husband could wait. these out. into a good woman is the painter as that soon. as bizarre even my mom says that on the people who smoke and do drugs like i do. with a

stories making headlines this hour the united nations food and agriculture organization and the world food program a calling for more funding to deal with swarms of locusts in east africa kenya ethiopia and somalia hardest hit and you swarms are expected to form in the coming weeks the u.n. spokesman says prevention would be much cheaper than dealing with the impact if little is done. russia wants to lift restrictions on the export of diamonds from the central african republic moscow is chair of the kimberly process and $81.00 nation body which certifies the diamond exports do not fund conflict the african nation was hit with a diamond export ban in 2013 which was later relaxed to allow limited sales. and a doomsday vault for seeds continues to grow deep in the arctic prince charles sending cowslips and the cherokee nation adding sacred corn the facility was launched in 2008 with the aim of safeguarding biodiversity in case of a global disaster it now has over a 1000000 varieties of seeds. the world's largest says it's stepping up its green efforts by pledging to hire a climate campaigner fox says

according to the un's world food program a swarm of this size can eat as much food as 35000 people in a day. the food security of up to 13000000 people is threatened by the plague and those with the least resources are most at risk such a small farmers or shepherds. when i saw these locusts yesterday i remembered some years back when the locusts came here before. they had everything green and it took just one month to spread them before they left. our cattle had no grass to feed on so we are happy that the government is chasing them away no before the grass starts to grow again. it is a race against time the adult locusts are due to a more extreme and if efforts to destroy the swarm don't work the un has warned that there could be $500.00 times as many locusts by june uganda's resources are limited there are no spray planes protective clothing pesticides logistics it all costs money the un had asked governments for $76000000.00 to control the locust spread in east africa but had only received about $20000000.00 as a feb 10th. critics slammed britain's post briggs a plan to limit migra

with this is going to come before the world food program for work helping people help themselves my rule. you're watching t w news age as coming up the documents the chinese government does not want the world to see but we have them and it reveals who officials are really rounding up and putting in camps. plus hong kong reliving its nightmare from the 2003 sars virus epidemic how the city is dealing with the new coronavirus. i'm melissa chan and welcome to news asia thank you for joining us our news room has obtained documents refuting china's claims that camps housing minority weaker muslims are part of counterterrorism efforts instead the evidence shows that people are being imprisoned just because they are weekers the united nations has already said that as many as $1000000.00 weekers a turkish minority in china's far western region of shing junge are being held in camps china at various times said these places are voluntary it has also said that we are there for job training but d.-w. and its german media partners and d r w d r and the daily insight to have lists and names showing ex

the united nations world food program says more than half of zimbabwe's 15000000 people are in need of food aid the country is one of the world's at least food secure nations a situation made worse by one of the worst droughts in decades the world food program has blamed climate change for the period raising conditions zimbabwe's also in the midst of an economic crisis with inflation hitting 500 percent. climate change is intensifying. zimbabwe and indeed all of southern africa is a prime example of the people suffering most at the hands of climate change listen to his governing all desoto convention party wants prime minister thomas about it to step down after he was charged with the murder of his a strange wife the by now has now appeared in court where his lawyers argued that his office grants immunity from prosecution the bias sat with his new wife who was already being charged with the murder over. in 2017 for me to miller is in the capital macedo and has more now on the prime minister's appearance in court. the city's prime minister tom to bonnie made a much anticipated however b

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world food program is warning the number of people in need of aid in south sudan is increasing years of conflict has left nearly half of the population reliant on food assistance and as have been walking reports recent flooding has made the situation even more dire. it's the world's largest storm but the 3rd in south sudan for the leech state is now home to 28 year old deborah neckwear she fled her home in their town several kilometers away because of fighting deborah now struggles to feed herself and her children but to get a mile but to see him right now we cannot do farming because of insecurity if you take a risk and go home you may lose your life what makes me lose sleep is that during the rainy season we farm on and off because of displacement floods also destroy our crops we really suffer joined a rainy season due to lack of shelter. deborah and her kids are now among the 7500000 people out of south sudan's 11000000 population who rely on food 8 years of fighting that started in 2013 and was largely brought to an end after dealing 10 to 18 resulted in nearly 4000000 people bei

but this is one game we can't afford to lose the world food program and helping people help themselves my goal is 0. this is the news live from berlin uncertain political future here in germany as plans for the euro after. fall apart the woman tipped to take over from the chancellor now says she does not want the job. what does on a great trump cards bauer's decision. and for the country's future also coming up. this young woman in cameroon. by violence separatists we'll find out what's behind the.

have opposition within that party they say he should step down immediately the united nations world food program says more than half of zimbabwe's 15000000 people are in need of food aid the country is one of the world's least food secure nations a situation made worse by one of the most severe droughts in decades the world food program has blamed climate change for the conditions the country's also in the midst of an economic crisis with inflation hitting 500 percent. as climate change is intensifying and zimbabwe and indeed all of southern africa is a prime example of the people suffering mice and at the hands of climate change we can expound a join in a song which has begun his u.k. court battle against his extradition to the u.s. washington wants britain to hand over the 48 year old to face trial for espionage which could see him jailed for life assad his lawyers say the charges are politically motivated and not because of genuine crimes reports from the court in london. to his many supporters judy in a soldier's one of the greatest journalists of his generation and they were out in force at

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and a severe impacts on the economy and that's led to a shortage of humanitarian aid the un's world food program says 6500000 people are in need of food assistance about morgan reports from juba on where the people have hopes for lost in case. almost every evening just of get on and his friends meet under this tree they discussed life and the recent political developments in their country south sudan specifically the latest power sharing deal that has seen the reappointment of opposition leader rick machar after years of war i hope you can see also ben would not feel. so alone i wanted as i was to be there because. joseph says he feels the deal take south sudan back to where it was in 2013 he wonders what if anything has been achieved africa's youngest country seceded from sudan in 2011 after 2 decades of fighting between years later its own civil war started when the president salva kiir accused his vice president take machar of attempting a coup a deal was signed in 2015 to end the war that killed thousands and displaced over a 1000000 people but it didn't last i cannot assure you that things

food shortages and last november's floods have made worse and already dire situation the un's world food program says more than half of the 27 flood affected counties are facing extreme levels of acute malnutrition but delivering aid in a poor country like south sudan is not easy but growth mean air drops have become the only way to reach many in remote areas like near where deborah has taken refuge there's also the risk of famine and we need to be supporting 5 and a half 1000000 people in south sudan with some form of food assistance but if we don't get the resources to reach that many people we're going to have to make some really tough choices we're going to have to focus on alleviating the most prudent secure people in the country staving off hunger stopping famine in its tracks but that also means that some people will fall through the gap it means we won't be able to support everybody. children are the most at risk from the lack of food here all their families can do now is hope that somehow they get the help they need he will morgan al-jazeera less than 3 days after breaths in the u.k. an

the world food program has been handing out aid packages in some towns food has been scarce since the conflict began a un report has accused all parties of deliberately starving millions of people for political gain it says government forces and other armed groups have denied displaced people access to wide by diverting millions of dollars elsewhere and that constitutes a war crime this crime of starvation which involves destroying essential elements for the survival of the civilian population has been used by both sides in the conflict as a way of getting people to be to displace as well as a way of intimidating the civilian population. the u.n. has called the situation in south sudan a humanitarian crisis but there's hope the new unity government will bring about positive change weekly gauge al-jazeera. is the final day of campaigning for candidates in toto as presidential election ahead of saturday's vote the opposition is hoping to break president now seen by is a 15 year rule and unseat his family did a state that's been in power for more than half a century and address reports i

as well as the world food program but because of the economic crisis that's happening in the country it means that they cause by as many products with the cash cause that they have so we spoke to a few of them one of the recipe counts yesterday and they said that prices have gone up so much they can barely afford the most basic one woman and said one of the shops and she also sees a shop owner she could buy eggs and pay him but still a so safe so life is becoming increasingly multiple times they're not enough to say hey probably the company has made some 3830 sales but it's a police take place in parliament and within one of the policy statements that is it that policy statement that was approved that says refugees should be returning back to their homes especially facebook the president himself has made that very clear and he's also just this week that the international community should help with aids he says because of the number of syrian refugees they have taken on he says they spent billions of dollars to take syrian refugees as well as palestinians in and of course there's a hu

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we pay the majority of the money for unicef and world food programs. middle list peace plan, what is missing from a narrative is that he is in his 15th year of his four-year term. the reality is, he loves the status quo. it's really working for him. why would he and all of his supporters want to change anything? they like this. the palestinian people are the ones who are suffering. they need better leadership. they need a leader who is going to make some tough decisions. i have written on this subject and kind of made a parallel to what happened to the germans after world war ii. when they had a leader, he steps out and he said, you know what? we lost the war, we need to make some tough decisions for the future. we need to join the west. i think this is what needs to happen with the palestinians. >> shannon: we will track what happens with the u.n. and your travels around the world as well. we know the secretary of state is heading to germany. thank you for making time with us. great to see you. >> any time. ♪ >> shannon: kansas city chiefs player fres

the world food program has been handing out aid packages in some towns food has been scarce since theconflict began a un report has accused all parties of deliberately starving millions of people for political gain it says government forces and other armed groups have denied displaced people access to wide by diverting millions of dollars elsewhere and that constitutes a war crime this crime of starvation which involves destroying essential elements for the survival of the civilian population has been used by both sides in the conflict as a way of getting people to be to displace as well as a way of intimidating the civilian population. the un has called the situation. in south sudan a humanitarian crisis but there's hope the new unity government will bring about positive change because a gauge algis iraq. and a neighboring sit on the army has cause of several roads in the capital khartoum to stop protesters from getting close to its headquarters demonstrators are angry over the trees decision to dismiss a number of soldiers those sacks include officers who protected civilians during

as well as the world food program and those cash cards are given to the most vulnerable 3 quarters of the syrian refugees are living below the poverty line and those cash cards are not bringing in as many they can't buy as many products because of the inflation of prices we spoke to a few refugees in another camp yesterday that said some of the prices have more than doubled they're struggling even to buy fuel to keep themselves warm in the ones that are the most vulnerable have even resorted to burning not peace because it's cheaper for them to buy nothing then burn wood or even fuel so the situation here is quite tricky for them and there has been a lot of hostility towards some of the syrian refugees a few days ago we were we were in the poorest city 11 on that was tripoli and some of them play in the syrian refugees to taking their jobs where unemployment in this country right now is almost a breaking point so it's a very very difficult time for the refugees here and we have to wait and see what the new government the sons of prime minister has and what their plans are for the refu

the world food program has been handing out aid packages in some towns food has been scarce since the conflict began a un report has accused all parties of deliberately starving millions of paypal for political gain it says government forces and other armed groups have denied displaced people access to wide by diverting millions of dollars elsewhere and that constitutes a war crime this crime of starvation which involves destroying essential elements for the survival of the civilian population has been used by both sides in the conflict as a way of getting people to be to displace as well as a way of intimidating the civilian population. the un has called the situation. in south sudan a humanitarian crisis but there is hope the new unity government will bring about positive change we can gauge al-jazeera. talks aimed at reaching a ceasefire in libya are said to restart on friday they were suspended earlier this week after forces loyal to ward cleaver have to turn to please main port our diplomatic editor james payne's has more from geneva when these talks resume don't choose their did

then and was the attorney general of he state of delaware my, other son who was heading the world food programsa hunter biden nd then my daughter who is a social worker and i said don't tell me things can't get better. ever bethought we would at this place and, look, this is the very place i did the interviews and here i am waiting barack obama, a black man to pick me up to be sworn in as president and vice president. god, things have changed. as what i didn't realize is, john meacham says, hate doesn't go away. it only hide. it hides. it hides under rocks. when i sue those folks coming i decided to n run, when i saw those folks oming out of the fields with torches, not a joke, i said, meachum was right, he talked it, only hiding, and in his book if you look around page 78 to 90, the first third of the book there is a picture of over ku klux klan members in full garb pointed hats, white dam pennsylvania avenue.ng you know what for? to stop catholics like me from being able to come to the country, because catholics were going to pollute the country. a significant influx after the 1850's and 186

infection control area we've been convening, discussing with the world health organization, world food program making a lot of progress >> you mentioned worldwide collaboration to work on preventing the spread of the diseases >> it involves more than masks they are important because you don't want to inhale any potential virus. but it is cleaning solutions, gloves should be available and all of these have spiked some what but i believe the supply will increase and by collaboration across the world and by the public and private sector, we'll have more methodology for providing these than ever before >> are you working on where you are going to get supply of these? >> the good news is that the group has been working actively e for the past four years. we know where products are and where we can seek more supply. it is different to say a spanish flu breakout a century ago and they didn't know what to do. >> do you view this as worse than sars? >> i think it could be >> how about right now >> well, yes proporti proportionately. we could work together to prevent this should we prevent this from spr

programs. there with the un's world food programme what can we learn from africa. they enjoy life the people they respect nature most of us here in the west are mainly concerned with things that really aren't very important. they have to take care of very basic matters like making sure they get enough to eat. being part of their communities and. the not all special for instance what we can learn is that they're probably happier than we are because we're constantly wanting more and more standish for me to meet the economic collapse and what's the proudest achievement. of to my 2 children so says they're the best things i've ever done. thank you t.j. . thank you. and you can see that interview again on our you tube channel turning now to another swiss innovator chef chef on these now when he strolls through the forest in his native switzerland he takes home everything he can find with him from haiti and stones to wood her ashes and it all ends up in his kitchen now in his search for new flavors the star chef works together with forester's perf you murs and archaeolog

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the world bank and the international monetary fund say that somalia is now eligible to receive debt forgiveness under a special program to help the poorest nations locusts have this decimated food supplies in the east african country and it is also facing a debt load that measures $5300000000.00 us dollars at the end of 2080. i.m.f. chief crystal ino george ever called the decision historic day that you spoke to at the munich security conference they were discussing it's. one of not many friends once it's been a conference and you know this is the only. eat this war we expect that feat to be finally reached once. all the. way. through towards anything. today marks 15 years since you tube was born the site was set up by 3 former colleagues of pay pal to give people a place to share clips online a decade and a half and countless cat the videos later it comes over $1500000000.00 monthly users and there's a $15000000000.00 in ad revenues last year is a look at how it all began. here are. you tube very 1st video could scarcely have been simpler during his trip to the zoo co-founder jahvid karim had no idea what his primitive creation would become just a year later he and his friends

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within weeks if the world doesn't do enough to stop the outbreak we have about 12000000 people who are already in that of humanitarian assistance in terms of food security programs what we are afraid is that with the integration of this. that is a very huge down burst and the quantity of food that this locust are eating we think that it will create. further that are a lesson of the food security situation climate experts say and unusual bought of heavy rain in the region and a powerful cyclon somalia last year some of the reasons behind the outbreak. and with more rain predicted in the coming weeks things are expected to get worse the weather conditions prevail and this breeding you're seeing here continues all along northern somalia more than it's your the new and you'll end up having nearly $500.00 times the populations but we will be witness invading kin and parts of southern if you have the. desert locusts can travel up 250 club it is a day from parts of east africa millions of them have reached pakistan which to you has declared a national emergency the threat of these racial screeches feeding on farms and fields now seems more widespread and ever more urge

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