allow us to be a reach people create sustainability and livelihoods so the one day that the world food program won't even need to be here that can happen without what happened today to see these leaders come together not just on paper but in the heart here in their words coming from the heart it's a new day it truly is an amazing day for sudan in cells. while many more rounds of talks lie ahead to reach a final deal many people are celebrating for them and the sites involved the signing of the declaration is the 1st significant step forward to end the conflict in the southern regions people morgan out of their own. high unemployment and zimbabwe makes it hard for young people to find work some are becoming far. armors to earn a living and their leasing land are using farms their parents acquired during the government's land reform more than 20 years after land was seized from whites several farms are still not being fully utilized young farmers like terence my posts are saying that needs to change my name is good as my boys are also known as the prince michael really truly 9 years old and i'm

the world food program called it helln earth.hink that is the only way you can understand what life is like for yemenis. amy: and hearing the devastating eyes of the malnourished children, the infants and those that have died and continue to die. what was saudi arabia's response to this report? >> we do not receive one. we did not receive any on the record report. after that piece first aired, minutes later, they released a flood of commentary to "error news" speaking about how the houthis, what their role was, saying the houthis did not want peace. but ultimately not engaging with the basic foundation of our report, which is that a saudi blockade that has stopped fuel tankers from going in for over two months is exacerbating the financial and humanitarian crisis -- and it is bringing the country over the precipice into oblivion. by the way, the united states is also not responding in a clear manner to us as to whether they continue to support this blockade. the blockade exists because of the start of the work, then president oba

hunger especially in yemen and ethiopia to grow a region of food supplies a danish below the world food program is seeking private donations for an extra $500000000.00 in aid to yemen for the next 6 months. denmark norway and iceland have suspended use of the astra zeneca vaccine after several cases a blood clot including one death danish health agency says it hasn't established a link between clots and the vaccine but will stop using the jab for 2 weeks to investigate austria has stopped using vaccines from the same batch after a woman died soon after receiving the shot or brennan has more now from london. it is worrying on the basis that 1st of all yes there have been some blood clots but the danish the norwegians and the iceland and the icelanders who've decided to suspend the use of the astra zeneca vaccine altogether are effectively going against the advice of the european medicines agency which is saying that as far as they're concerned the number of blood clots related to those people who have the vaccines are not out of the ordinary what you would normally expect in a general population

in yemen and ethiopia's teague a region with food supplies are running dangerously low the world food program's chief has just returned from yemen is seeking private donations the agency needs an extra $600000.00 to provide aid to yemen for the next 6 months a recent donor conference failed to raise even harder for the $4000000000.00 needed to avert a famine there. it's a horrific situation it really years i went to or what would be. the best hospital is some room to room to room with our social group literally a diy. the lucky ones that actually get into the hospital what called the doctor and i said how many years you had or here and he said 25 or so what do you do with the words that you know that term if you don't have room for should we stop them oh so what happens. the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. has spoken out about the ongoing violence in ethiopia a region linda thomas greenfield called on all sides to reach a solution that ongoing violence helps prevent it humanitarians from helping a desperately hungry people activists in ethiopia including eritrean forces from our past if you will be

islands where the united nations world food program is planning a food distribution program. but our boates journey ends at the halfway point the tide is going out so we have to continue on foot the area is dangerous on the close by mainland there are still regular attacks by islamist insurgents. we've been on the road for 3 hours through the sea and the mangroves then we meet the 1st locals and finally we reach the remote island which was attacked by terrorists last year. they looted the village and murdered 2 people when we reached the food distribution venue the local had a fight ministration tells us the terrorists also kidnapped 30 children. all of us are 16 year old daughter one of our boys one of the missing children she disappeared without a trace. these people are just evil they come from far away take away our children and don't even tell us why what they want i am sad i'm angry i just don't understand. me she was there when when i met you almost ended up in the same situation themself. they said we are taking you with us to our camp we will train you in to teach yo

the head of the world food program is seeking private donations. they are searching for $500 million to provide food to yemen over the next six months. those who make it two hospitals have no guarantee of boom treated. >> it is a horrid situation. i went to what would be the rest -- best hospital, and i sold children literally dying. these are the lucky ones who actually got into the hospital. how many kids can you handle? 25, i so what do you do with the ones you don't have room for, he said i send them home and most of them died. >> food supplies are running dangerously low. paper -- people are arriving at camps for the displaced saying they survived by eating leaves. the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. has spoken out about the ongoing violence. she's calling on all sides to try to find a solution. >> the ongoing violence have prevented -- has prevented humanitarians from helping hungry people. the restricted humanitarian access to the rural areas where most live. we cannot allow the situation to deteriorate farther. we call on all sides, and i stress

the un's world food program says is facing the worst conditions since the start of the civil war 10 years ago and as ations says nearly 60 percent of the population are suffering from hunger or food insecurity the situation is being made worse by the pandemic and the collapse of the economy. in this camp in northwest syria the end of winter does not promise residents for spite only new problems already rain has turned the earth to mud and flooded the rickety tents sheltering desperate families for 10 years into the syrian civil war the assad regime and its allies are back in control only the shattered it lib region remains under militia control here jihadists rebels are holding out with turkish help millions of displaced syrians are stuck on both sides of the frontline for them the harsh weather is just one of the many hardships. their biggest enemy is an invisible one hunger the u.n. estimates that 1300000 syrians would not survive without a twice the number a year ago it's not just those in the camps who are struggling to coronaviruses devastated the country's fragile economy leaving pe

nermeen: you talk about the world food program, the u.n. world food program has warned the situationa risks pushing poor families and to greater hunger. burma is among the poorest countries in asia. what do you know about the impact of what is happening on the most vulnerable in the country? >> it is getting worse and worse. of course we have -- it is a very poor country. we do not have any welfare system in the country. at the same time as the protests, we also have a civil disobedience movement going on which means people -- civil servants -- the military has been pushing to reopen schools, military hospitals, and banks and other sectors. but civil servants are saying, no, we're not going back to work as a way to protest against that. as much as it is very encouraging to see that, what i worry is how sustainable it is for the long-term. people are very poor in remote area, even in the cities. they have very little income coming from their job. if they stop working, even though it is not ok the first couple of months, they might be able to survive, but for the long-term and how sust

especially in yemen any therapist a region where food supplies are running dangerously low the world food program is seeking private donations for an extra 600 $1000.00 to provide aid to yemen for the next 6 months it's a horrific situation it really years i went to what would be the best hospital. room to room to room with our social group literally. destroy the lucky ones that actually get into the hospital what called the doctor and i said how many years you had or here and he said 20 tyrus or what do you do with the word that you know that term that you don't have room for should we start them or so what happens to. us president joe biden has signed his $1.00 trillion dollar covert really fell into law the massive economic aid and passed the house of representatives on wednesday most americans will now receive a one off direct payment of $1400.00 the payments are expected to be rolled out in the next few days the drug regulator has approved the use of johnson and johnson single dose coated 19 vaccine is the 4th vaccine to be approved for use in the european union the shot could help boost the

we are traveling to cuba island where the united nations world food program is planning a food distribution program. but our boates journey ends at the halfway point the tide is going out so we have to continue on foot the area is dangerous on the close by mainland there are still regular attacks by islamist insurgents. or certainly don't know really. i think. we've been on the road for 3 hours through the sea and the mangroves then we meet the 1st locals and finally released the remote island which was attacked by terrorists last year. they looted the village and murdered 2 people when we reached the food distribution venue the local hadifa ministration tells us the terrorists also kidnapped 30 children. a 16 year old daughter one of our boys one of the missing children she disappeared without a trace. these people are just evil they come from far away take away our children and don't even tell us why what they want i am sad i'm angry i just don't understand. he was there when when i was kidnapped he almost ended up in the same situation themself. and they said we are taking you with us to

now the world food program estimates that how 15000000 population could be food insecure in the 1st half of 221 so it may be good timing that some young entrepreneurs taking up farming as a viable career option is the way of contributing to food security in a country that has struggled with food shortages for more than a decade. to become one of the most. the vibrant young man manages 200 taked is a maze crops and more than 100 cattle one a farm 60 kilometers north west of zimbabwe's capital harare terry mciver expects to harvest 1600 tonnes of corn this season with almost $400000.00 us dollars i took form and was 1st before i really love farming i just love being looking at the fields seeing the stages of growth from his peers through all the way up to crops like armies right now tell him a kid's well could have gone to university to start a profession but he says he could not be in the thought of leaving his beloved family owned farm young farmers can do the work they can make up to feed and they can close up that storm food shortage and secure all food for the country in early 2000 th

world food program is fighting over. the fight. this is good w. news live from berlin women's rights in turkey are dealt a serious blow 1000 protest in istanbul luxor president and i want holes out of an international treaty to protect women against violence and one supporters say the pact of damages traditional values is also on the show chanting long down protesters come out in force across europe demanding the easing of restrictions while hospitals are filling out the cobra 1000 patients as the continent battles a 3rd wave.

world food program says conditions in yemen are david beasley is pleading for funding to help some of the world's most vulnerable people busy says millions of knocking on the door of famine with hearts of children under 5 projected to face acute malnutrition this year the un's food agency needs $1900000000.00 for food assistance for yemen in 2021 alone the executive director says the answer is simple we have a vaccine to this it is called food libya it is the middle east seen a spokesperson with the world food program she joins me now by skype from yemen's capital. thanks for joining us tell us 1st of all. among the people of yemen right now. the situation is very violent in yemen as we speak millions of people are facing a death sentence because of the wide spread of hunger across the country it's conflict it's a. food prices increasing foot prices it's the ability of the food the deteriorating economy most of the factors when you go to hospital in yemen you'll see so many children in the malnutrition unit and most of it is in the i.c.u. or the mini i.c.u. and the said the lucky ones

we are traveling to cuba island where the united nations world food program is planning a food distribution program. but our boats journey ends at the halfway point the tide is going out so we have to continue on foot the area is dangerous on the clothes by mail and they are still regular attacks by islamist insurgents. that's because. we've been on the road for 3 hours through the sea and the main groves then we meet the 1st locals and finally we reach the remote island which was attacked by terrorists last year. they looted the village and murdered 2 people when we reached the food distribution venue the local hadifa ministration tells us the terrorists also kidnapped 30 children. all of you have a 16 year old daughter one of our boys one of the missing children she disappeared without a trace. these people are just evil they come from far away take away our children and don't even tell us why what they want i am sad i'm angry i just don't understand. he was there when he was kidnapped he almost ended up in the same situation themself. they said we are taking you with us to our camp we wi

especially in yemen in ethiopia to grab a region where food supplies are dangerously low the world food program is seeking private donations for an extra $500000000.00 in aid to yemen for the next 6 months sundanese opposition is demanding information on the health and whereabouts of the president who hasn't been seen in public for nearly 2 weeks the opposition leader has suggested that john michael fury is in a coma and is receiving treatment for corona virus in india. stay with headlines here and odds are we've got small news coming up right after the fans that make football. the 1st major legislation for president joe biden is getting the pandemic under control with a massive fitting injection of money we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in now while the pandemic has devastated many industries it's got a huge boost to the video game site counting the cost on al-jazeera. i. this is now full bore nato the chocolate folks home to boca juniors or simply because argentina's most successful so far winning 69 official titles today. players who began

we are traveling to cuba in by island where the united nations world food program is planning a food distribution program. but our boates journey ends at the halfway point the tide is going out so we have to continue on foot the area is dangerous on the close by mainland there are still regular attacks by islamist insurgents. fortunately we don't know really. how to risk everything. we've been on the road for 3 hours through the sea and the mangroves then we meet the 1st locals and finally we reach the remote island which was attacked by terrorists last year. they looted the village and murdered 2 people when we reached the food distribution venue the local hadifa ministration tells us the terrorists also kidnapped 30 children. all of us are 16 year old daughter of one of our boys one of the missing children she disappeared without a trace. these people are just evil they come from far away take away our children and don't even tell us why what they want i am sad i'm angry i just don't understand. me she was there when when i was kidnapped you almost ended up in the same situation the

havens for them to flee to hope we are traveling to cuba in by island where the united nations world food program is planning a food distribution program. but our boats journey ends at the halfway point the tide is going out so we have to continue on foot the area is dangerous on the close by mainland there still are regular attacks by islamist insurgents. we've been on the road for 3 hours through the sea and the main groups then we meet the 1st locals and finally we reach the remote island which was attacked by terrorists last year. they looted the village and murdered 2 people when we reached the food distribution venue the local head of ministration tells us the terrorists also kidnapped 30 children. 16 year old daughter who was one of the missing children she disappeared without a trace. these people are just evil they come from far away take away our children and don't even tell us why what they want i am sad i'm angry i just don't understand. it was there when when i was kidnapped he almost ended up in the same situation themself. they said we are taking you with us to our camp we will tra

says it needed $3850000000.00 and then when you push them really hard they have the world food program $1900000000.00 otherwise you're going to get one of the worst famines for decades and they haven't even got that 1700000000 dollars ok james bays their brain has the latest from the united nations james thank you. students in indian administered kashmir are returning to the classroom nearly one year after the pandemic for schools to cools the students sakshi they had to study at home before the pandemic began military crackdown. has more. students in indian administered kashmir are once again back in school this is the worst it's the 1st time they've been in a classroom in nearly a year after schools were shut down at the height of the pandemic which things are different now and students are readjusting to life under covert 19 to be honest i had gone have a choice of staying at my home now or coming out of my room but then the news came out that the schools are reopening and i was quite reluctant to come to the school but then. when i wore the uniform and when i stepped into the schoo

killed and many more displaced over the past decade mediate says like the aid organization world food program say the declaration of principles will lead to stability this is the final building block for a foundation for peace for the future where you don't have peace you have hunger you have destabilization but all of us to be a reach people create sustainability and livelihoods so the one day that the world food program won't even need to be here that can happen without what happened today to see these leaders come together not just on paper but in the heart hearing their words coming from the heart it's a new day it truly is an amazing day for sudan in cells. while many more rounds of talks lie ahead to reach a final deal many people are celebrating for them and the sites involved the signing of the declaration is the 1st significant step forward to end the conflict in the southern regions people morgan alter their oil. space x. is hoping to send tens of thousands of satellites into orbit over the coming decades us part of a global internet service launching this year but experts fear a lo

allow us to be a reach people create sustainability and livelihoods so the one day that the world food program won't even need to be here that can happen without what happened today to see these leaders come together not just on paper but in the heart here in their words coming from the heart it's a new day it truly is an amazing day for sudan in cells. while many more rounds of talks lie ahead to reach a final deal many people are celebrating for them and the sites involved the signing of the declaration is the 1st significant step forward to end the conflict in the southern regions people morgan out of the. army house prime minister nick says he will resign an april to allow for snap elections in june his face growing calls to step down since armenia was defeated in last year's war with azerbaijan armenia lost parts of the disputed nagorno-karabakh territory which it had controlled for more than 25 years and february accuse the military of attempting a coup. nearly $5000.00 people have now fled fighting in venezuela and they've taken refuge in neighboring colombia in the past 6 days locals s

according to a report on hunger hotspots published by the food and agriculture organization and the world food program. estimated 34 million people struggling with emergency levels of acute hunger known as ipc, meaning they are one step away from starvation. brian, rockville, maryland, independent. caller: i would ask the president to work with the senate and the house to stop putting bills together -- too much pork. have specific independent bills for each issue instead of adding other things. host: ok. on twitter. how can the federal government stop the barrage of voter suppression laws by republicans across the nation? more of a regional story. notable from the washington times this morning. governor northam, virginia, signs law banning death penalty. virginia, first state in the south to abolish the practice. the commonwealth, virginia, has the highest rate of executions, nearly 1400 during its colonial days, 113 executions since capital punishment was reestablished by the supreme court in 1976. shirley, ohio. caller: three things. thank you for c-span. first. please, let the reporters, news media

the un world food program says syria is facing the worst conditions since the start of the civil war 10 years ago the organization says nearly 60 percent of the population are suffering from hunger or food insecurity the situation is being made worse by the pandemic and they collapse of the corner me. in this camp in northwest syria the end of winter does not promise residents responds only new problems already rain has turned the earth to mud and flooded the rickety tents sheltering desperate families. 10 years into the syrian civil war the assad regime and its allies are back in control only the shouted it lib region remains under militia control here jihadists rebels are holding out with turkish help millions of displaced syrians are stuck on both sides of the frontline for them the harsh weather is just one of the many hardships. their biggest enemy is an invisible one hunger the u.n. estimates that 1300000 syrians would not survive without a twice the number a year ago. it's not just those in the camps who are struggling the coronavirus is devastated the country's fragile econom

safe havens for them to flee to we are traveling to cuba in by land where the united nations world food program is planning a food distribution program. but our boates journey ends at the half way point the tide is going out so we have to continue on foot the area is dangerous. on the clothes by mail and they're still regular attacks by islamist insurgents. we've been on the road for 3 hours through the sea and the mangroves then we meet the 1st locals and finally we reach the remote island which was attacked by terrorists last year. they looted the village and murdered 2 people when we reached the food distribution venue the local hadifa ministration tells us the terrorists also kidnapped 30 children. a 16 year old's daughter one of our boys one of the missing children she disappeared without a trace. these people are just evil they come from far away take away our children and don't even tell us why what they want i'm sad i'm angry i just don't understand. it was there when when i was kidnapped he almost ended up in the same situation themself. they said we're taking you with us to our camp w

world food program says syria is facing the worst humanitarian conditions since the start of the civil war 10 years ago the organization says nearly 60 percent of the population is suffering from hunger or food insecurity and the situation is being made worse by the pandemic and the collapse of the economy. in this camp in northwest syria the end of winter does not promise residents responds only new problems already rain has turned the earth to mud and flooded the rickety tents sheltering desperate families. 10 years into the syrian civil war the assad regime and its allies are back in control only the shots of it liberally gin remains under militia control here jihadists rebels are holding out with turkish help millions of displaced syrians are stuck on both sides of the frontline for them the harsh weather is just one of the many hardships. their biggest enemy is an invisible one hunger the u.n. estimates that 1300000 syrians would not survive without a twice the number a year ago. it's not just those in the camps who are struggling the coronavirus is devastated the country's fragil

session on the rising threat of hunger especially in yemen and parts of ethiopia the head of the world food program is seeking private donations the agency needs an extra $500000000.00 to provide aid to yemen in the next 6 months nearly half a 1000000 yemeni children need immediate assistance to save them from starvation david beasley says those who make it to hospitals have no guarantee of being treated it's a horrific situation it really years i went to what would be. the best hospital. room to room to room with us so children literally. the lucky ones that actually get into the hospital i called the doctor and i said how many years can you handle here and he said 25 are still what do you do with the worry that you know that curve and you don't have room for should we stop them oh so what happens . and food supplies running dangerously low in ethiopia's northern region to grow where millions are in urgent need of support people arriving at camps for the displaced in the region say they survived by haiti leaves aid agencies say there is not enough space for the thousands turning up every day well

world food program is saying a cease fire is crucial for yemenis to start rebuilding their lives and the economy a cease fire would have been the. effect that all to the to the. that 2 days ago about this that if all parties could move for a cease fire it would truly. reduce extraordinary not a pressure so that we can move forward if we get this. biometrics at a significant way which will allow us to pull all of the it to the only which will grab the real date back which will allow through christ stabilize for all these things become much more possible if you have a ceasefire or we have greater access groupers the bill. with thousands of anti-government protesters have taken to streets of several cities in algeria to reject early elections in the capital algiers they chanted slogans rejecting president abdomen gita boone's move to hold elections on thursday to been dissolved parliament and announce that a vote will be held in the month of june demonstrators are continuing their calls for a complete overhaul of the government of 10 had an idea as a research chair at the london school

especially in yemen and ethiopia a region where food supplies are running dangerously low the world food program is seeking private donations for an extra 600 $1000.00 to provide aid to yemen for the next 6 months. it's a horrific situation it really years i went to what would be. the best hospital. room to room to room with also children literally. the lucky ones that actually get into the hospital what caught the doctor and i said how many years you had here and he said 25 i still what do you do with the words that you know that curve you don't have room for should we stop them oh so what happens to. us president joe biden has signed his $1.00 trillion dollar covert really fell into law the massive economic plan passed the house of representatives on wednesday most americans will now receive a one off direct payment of 14 $100.00 the u.s. drug regulator has approved the use of johnson and johnson single dose coated 19 vaccine the shot could help boost the block struggling vaccination campaign as infection rates rise across the continent as of the top stories stay with us the stream is up next.

united arab emirates gave the most this year their contributions were down to the head of the world food program warned that out of the $385000000000.00 the u.n. wanted there was an absolute bare minimum needed to stop a famine point $9000000000.00 just over. $100000000.00 per month to have. put in the end instead of 1900000000 they got 1670000000 the un's emergency relief coordinator read out a statement from the secretary general showing his frustration the best that can be said about today is that it represents a down payment. i thank those who did pledge generously and i ask others to consider again what they can do to help stave off the worst famine in the world to seen in decades the message from the u.n. to donor countries is pretty clear thank you for your money but it's not enough and we're going to come back to you to ask for more otherwise there's going to be a massive famine in yemen jamesburg he's out 0 at the united nations but i should john is the founder and president of yemen relief and reconstruction she says a number of down to countries bad direct responsibility for the ongoi

world food program is saying that a ceasefire is crucial for yemenis to start rebuilding their lives a ceasefire would have this. effect not at all to that to the. 2 days ago about this that if all parties could move for a cease fire it would truly. reduce extraordinary matter of pressure so that we can move forward we get this. biometrics at a significant way which will allow us to call it would be it to the to be which was rather a real date back which will allow through christ stabilize for all the state become much more possible if you have a ceasefire or we have greater access greater stability. mike hanna is following the story in washington do we know about plans or possible efforts to try and convince all parties to. agree to the cease fire. well this latest reaction the mariam a bit of a blow to the u.s. negotiators you heard there the u.s. special envoy to the king he spent the last 2 weeks in the region negotiating some kind of negotiated settlement we're not quite sure of the exact details although it does appear that it involves a cease fire both on the side as well as o

region for these last 2 weeks and i will return immediately women who these are there are the world food program agrees a ceasefire is key to get this shale up. biometrics at a significant way which will allow us the liquidity into the economy which will wrap the real value back up which will allow food prices stabilize or but the who thing you say the ceasefire proposal fails to address the economic blockade that's led to such hardship whenever you have a kind of how he and his mom the american proposal does not stop the seats or the fighting however it represent cosmetic understanding to bring back the seat what the american envoy presented is a conspiracy to put yemen in a more dangerous state than the current one. and the u.n. reports that in fact the siege is tightening last month no commercial fuel imports were allowed through her day to port that's 0 in recent years more than half of commercial fuel imports had been coming through her data this is the 1st time since the escalation of the conflict in 2015 that we've seen the level drop to 0 this is driving shortages and price rises. the bu

we're traveling to keep him by island where the united nations world food program is planning a food distribution program. our boats journey ends at the halfway point the tide is going out so we have to continue on foot the area is dangerous on the close by mainland there still are regular attacks by islamist insurgents. and. we've been on the road for 3 hours through the sea and the mangroves then we meet the 1st locals and finally we reach the remote island which was attacked by terrorists last year. they looted the village and murdered 2 people when we reached the food distribution venue the local hadifa ministration tells us the terrorists also kidnapped 30 children. a 16 year old's daughter who was one of the missing children she disappeared without a trace. these people are just evil they come from far away take away our children and don't even tell us why what they want i am sad i'm angry i just don't understand. he was there when he was kidnapped he almost ended up in the same situation themself. they said we are taking you with us to our camp we will train you in to teach yo

that soldiers from zimbabwe help defeat a number insurgence in central missouri and the un world food program says more than 900000 people in mozambique now require food aid because of the crisis in. al-jazeera. president joe biden has announced a $2.00 trillion dollars infrastructure plan which he says will create jobs and make the u.s. more competitive it includes upgrading roads and bridges and more funds for public transport billions will also go towards new electric vehicle charging points and expanding high speed broadband all this will be partially funded by raising corporate taxes so opposition in congress is a certainty biden's urging against any delay the bills of further common really gives everybody a chance to succeed who's going to create the strongest most resilient you know rate of a commie in the world. it's not a plan of the tinkers around the edges it's a once in a generation investment in america unlike anything we've seen or done. since we built the interstate highway system of the space race decades ago now it's a beautiful time of year in japan but it's happening remark

world food program says conditions in yemen have become hell when is pleading for funding to help some of the world's most formidable people they would be easy says that millions are knocking on the door of famine with half of all children under 5 projected to face acute malnutrition this year the un's food agency needs $1900000000.00 for food assistance for yemen and 2020 want to learn and up you have pigs active director says quote the answer is simple we have a vaccine to this it's called food. after 6 years of war and tremendous economic deterioration lack of money lack of resources i'm standing here in this hospital room where this little bit on the verge of death because they don't have food they don't have the equipment medically and otherwise take here so we've got millions of children who lives are various give that about 400000 children are on the risk of dying right now we need this war in and we need support financially food nutrition medical supplies and we need it and they are in it's a horrible situation to disgrace on humanity was had here. ivory coast prime minister. h

world food program says a ceasefire is crucial if the people in yemen to start rebuilding their lives a cease fire would have tremendous. effect that all through the. 2 days ago about that if all parties could move for a cease fire it would truly. reduce extraordinary amount of pressure so that we can move forward we can dish. biometrics at a significant way which will allow us to fully quickly add to the debate which would rather real than a bank which will allow food prices stabilize for all the state become much more possible if you have a cease fire or we have greater access greater stability. the un's migration agency says 60 margarets may have died during a fire at an overcrowded holding facility in yemen last sunday that's far above its initial estimate more than 170 people were injured in the blaze in the capital sana'a it's not known what triggered the fire the agency is calling on the who these to allow health workers access to those seriously injured security forces in nigeria are searching for around 30 students kidnapped from a college in the north thursday night's raid i

on the rising threat of hunger is especially in yemen and parts of ethiopia the head of the world food program says the agency needs an extra $500000000.00 to provide aid to yemen in the next 6 months only half a 1000000 children there need immediate assistance david beasley says those who make it to hospitals have no guarantee they'll be treated. it's a horrific situation it really is i went to what would be. the best hospital. room to room to room with us all children literally dying days for the lucky ones that actually get into the hospital i called the doctor at us it how many it is you handle here and he said 25 us or what do you do with the one that you know that curve and you don't have room for should we stop them oh so what happens is that he still hopes of. food supplies are running dangerously low in ethiopia's northern region of tikrit millions of people urgently need help people arriving the camps in the region say they've survived by eating leaves aid agencies say there isn't enough space for the thousands who turn up every day when the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. has spoken out

especially in yemen and ethiopia's to grow a region where food supplies are tames learn the world food program is seeking private donations for an extra 5 $100000000.00 in aid to yemen for the next 6 months. u.s. president joe biden has signed off on a $1.00 trillion dollars over $1000.00 relief package he's built it is a plan to rebuild the backbone of the country because billions for health care and employment testing and one of payments of $1400.00 to most americans. came out norway and iceland have suspended use of the astra zeneca vaccine after several cases of blood clotting including one death the danish health agency says it has not established a link between clots in the vaccine will stop using the you have 2 weeks to investigate. turns it is opposition is demanding information on the health and whereabouts of the president who has been seen in public for nearly 2 weeks the opposition leader has suggested that john mica philly is in a coma and receiving treatment for corona virus in india. all right you have states with all the top stories on al-jazeera we've got more news coming up r

security they seem to have some of the top jobs reserved for them david beasley is the head of the world food program he's from the u.s. as has been every holder of his job for nearly 30 years do you not think it should is time now for the best qualified candidates regardless of their nationality to get the job i think the u.n. has them as a magic crawl through all this cash before christ and it's really important that we put the best of the best in these leadership positions no matter where they from around the world that no other major donors have a significant portion that they've sure that but at the same time i would like to think that every decision we're making terms of leadership is based on the most qualified and obviously those who put a lot of money that might in yes the profile but it definitely the final decision needs to be based on merit. when it comes to mr lowe coke's successor the u.n. secretary general antonio good terrorists will make a decision in the coming weeks it is perhaps worth noting that this year mr terrace is seeking a 2nd 5 year term in charge of the u.n. and that any