the world food program has received no money since the start of the year. in april, we have to cut back our support for 13000000 people to just 5000000, and if no new money comes in, then the end of may, we'll see the last distribution in afghanistan with joining up guns done. well, what's that like for you is the one who's responsible here the, our colleagues had to tell the people out there that they won't get food anymore. it's horrible and nobody wants to have to do that. if there is no more humanitarian assistance, some 19000000 people could face stop ation. 54 percent of young children are already mountain dollars. and the crisis isn't just affecting rural areas. it's hitting the capital to the res food, but fewer and fewer people can afford it. the work of international aid organizations is becoming increasingly difficult to since the toddy, bon ordered that women no longer allowed to work for them. some have even considered pulling out to resume where the world food program. we will not stop our support. we cannot just abandon these millions of hung

the world food program has received no money since the start of the year. in april we have to cut back our support for 13000000 people to just 5000000. and if no new money comes in, then the end of may, we'll see the last distribution in afghanistan with joining up guns done. well, what's that like for you is the one who's responsible here the, our colleagues had to tell the people out there that they won't get food anymore. it's horrible and nobody wants to have to do that. if there is no more humanitarian assistance, some 19000000 people could face stuff ation. 54 percent of young children are already mountain dollars. and the crisis isn't just affecting rural areas. it's hitting the capital to. there is food, but fewer and fewer people can afford it. the work of international aid organizations is becoming increasingly difficult to since the tati, bon ordered that women no longer allowed to work for them. some have even considered pulling out of the resume of where the world food program. we will not stop our support. we cannot just abandon these millions

the suspension of assistance means something equivalent to 60% of the users of the world food program's services , including the decision to cancel food assistance. this program also reduced the amount of monthly cash assistance for thousands of families and warned in case of lack of financing for the continuation of the service, the aid will be completely cut off. the families in the gaza strip suffer from the lack of food security , and this means that the direct threat to the lives of people in the gaza strip requires a picture of the process of various aid to the gaza strip and the complete cancellation of the sanctions now and then. to the continuation of services until the end of this year urgently requires more than 52 million dollars from international humanitarian aid programs and food aid categories , not only making the situation of poor families more critical, but also putting a lot of pressure on the shoulders of institutions that are unable to provide assistance to their citizens. according to channel 3, the supreme political council of yemen said in the last month of rama

n. world food program. michael's going to have you on the program . how would you describe these humanitarian, the situation in sudan right now? the situation saddam has nothing short of a catastrophe. we're seeing the fighting got to him and elsewhere across the country. this is creating misery for the people of suda. before the conflict started, there were over 15000000 a 3rd of the entire population who were hungry. they were another 3000000 people who, who were already displaced. they were housing 1100000 refugees, full 1000000 women and children were malnourished. and this conflict, what is happening today is making a bad situation infinitely worse. the u. n. is talking about millions of people being internally displaced with in sudan, hundreds of thousands of refugees. how safe is it for people to stay in the country? with seeing considerable movements elsewhere into the country and beyond the borders because of a lack of security. because cities like cartoon areas of stuff or elsewhere in the country simply are too insecure for people to remain

my go done for regional director in eastern africa for the u. n's world food program. we appreciate your time and your insights and i wish you all the best . thank you very much. you're watching the w news live at from berlin after a short break. i'll be back to take you through the day to grab, we'll be right back with with oh, i the lord of the gold. so often it's a fatal attraction. tens of thousands are drawn to the mauritania and desert to dig in treacherous miles and risk their lives every day. but for them, hope is greater than fear. global 3000. in 60 minutes on d. w. o. ah, ah. 70 years d w. would i be a 30 day? it's 10 times more holocaust survivors in postwar, germany for them. life after 1945 through today has meant starting a new and processing the past. it's been a common notion in the post war period until in part to day. nazis are always those other people under the ongoing struggle for remembrance and against denial in the land of the perpetrators starts may 6th on d, w ah, video from last night shows what appears to be a drone exploding over the kreml

for a thousand people means something equivalent to 60% of the users of the services of the world food program include the decision to cancel food aid. this program also reduced the amount of monthly cash aid to thousands of families due to the lack of purchasing budget and warned that if there is no funding to continue the service, the aid will be completely cut off from the families in the gaza strip. of absence food security is suffering, and this means a direct threat to the lives of people in the gaza strip. something like video recording of the process of various aid to the gaza strip and the complete lifting of sanctions requires more than 52 million dollars to continue the services until the end of this year . international support for humanitarian aid and food aid programs not only make the situation of poor families more critical, but also put a lot of pressure on the shoulders of institutions that are unable to provide assistance to citizens, as you learned in the news before the second round of the turkish presidential election. the counting of votes ended the second round of the t

the world food program has passed through distributions and t gray, which will not resume until the world food program can ensure that vital aid will regent's intended recipients. if you ok, still recovering from the 2 year long, see great wall that falls to 4000000 people to see the homes. un estimates the number of those in need of assistance is over 20 millions. with more than 7000000, require nutrition assistance and 3000000 under the threats of contracts in colorado . so you go to region is one of the most severely affected by food and security in the country. the civil war between ethiopian government and secret rebels which ended last november to the lives of thousands and displaced millions legal experts and independence on the list with a cod. this explains the breadth of the problem in the country. this is a big, very bad uh, situation. it costs less for the people and the ground because if you see it or this is a vice with the so many families in that product for the all people, maybe we need to create it to do government. the local government need to create some solutions to h

n. world food program is one with the conflict, could disrupt food shipments for more than 400000, displaced people in neighboring countries. and then the delayed delivering food will make it hard to get long term supplies in place. in time for the 5 month rainy season. that is due to begin next month. but the united nation says that the 100000 people have fled, sued on, since the fighting broke out. on april 15th, i'll just say it was, i'm gonna address reports now from google. they have the chance to don border with thousands of refugees from the full region that been arriving. they keep coming any way they can. the united nations high commissioner for refugees says, an average of 100 people are registered here every day. all of them from the 4 feeling attacks from ethnic malicious. so they money, brian de la just arrived through this family at this informal camp or 4000. thank you. the $35.00, minding that even residents of the capital on setting much better on details about now is how and where his family finds food and shelter. blind and helpless human consider sunday mind arrived 5 day

in what volumes and this allows us . in developing countries in the world food program purchased only.6% of the total grain supply that goes through e, turkish ports, but there is also a second aspect , which is less for us. e, it’s available - these are the so-called corridors of solidarity, much more grain is exported through them, according to various estimates, up to 57 million tons, that is, in this way, within the framework of the black sea initiative and these same corridors of solidarity, almost more than 80 million tons have already been exported from ukraine food, that is, there is a robbery of this country and of course. this only undermines not only the military capabilities, but also the economic and food capabilities of ukraine viktor lvovich well, this is true, and yet there are different points of view on this matter. and the most important thing is that e. well, what concerns us directly. after all, this is the second part, this is the admission, not without discrimination of our grain , of other food products, but of fertilizers and so on. but now the representative

we were surprised to hear from the head of the world food program in port sudan today that this fightingem by surprise. they are scribbling to catch up. yesterday saw the first aid flight to arrive in port sudan, the first. this fighting is in its third week. christian: thank you very much indeed for that. tens of thousands heading for the border in sudan. we will keep and i on that over the course of the program. a very fragile cease-fire there. we will go to a short break. stay with us. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... woman: architect. bee keeper. mentor. a raymond james financial advisor tailors advice to help you live yo

and we've already seen 3 world food program workers killed that brought an end to world food program efforts. it from a humanitarian standpoint. i think that's really the most important one. we should be looking at right now. men to some out go very, very wrong in very near term mysteries. we appreciate your time and your valuable insights tonight on unfortunately what is a, a story that to be going from bad to worse. thank you. in the u. k. fans of the royal family had started preparations for the coordination of king charles the 3rd. in just a few days, the king's procession will head down this road from buckingham palace, ending at westminster abbey. dedicated monarchies are already camping out along the route, hoping to secure a close up view of the royals. hundreds of thousands of people from the u. k and from around the world are expected to be in london on saturday for the crowning. of the new key is a reminder that top story we're following for you this our french police arrested hundreds of protesters taking part in nationwide demonstrations against planned pension reforms.

and we've already seen 3 world food program workers killed that brought an end to world food program efforts. it from a humanitarian standpoint. i think that's really the most important one. we should be looking at right now. men to some out go very, very wrong in very near term mysteries. we appreciate your time and your valuable insights tonight on unfortunately what is a, a story that to be going from bad to worse. thank you coming up next. the program global 3000. i will be back at the top of the hour with more bold news followed by the day. i have to say either choose with or the allure of the gold. so often it's a fatal attraction with tens of thousands are drawn to the mauritania and desert to dig in treacherous miles and risk their lives every day. but for them, pope is greater than fear. google 3000. next on d w. oh, i discovered stories that can change your mind just to click away, find out best documentary on you to see the world before already subscribed. now t d w documentary, would i be a 30 today? it's 10 times more holocaust survivors in postwar, germany for them life

. >> the world food program showed us what the aid consists of.lower, lentils, oil, and some salt. one ration is supposed to last two weeks. in the last 20 months, the u.n. has delivered aid to 23 million people. now the funding is in jeopardy. >> the world food program has received no money since the start of the year. in april, we had to cut back our support for 13 million people to 5 million. if may comes with no money, that will see the end of distribution in afghanistan. >> what is that like for you, as the one responsible here? >> our colleagues had to tell the people out there that they won't get food need more. it's horrible. no one wants to do that. >> if there is no more humanitarian assistance, some 19 million people could face starvation. 54% of children are already malnourished, and the crisis is just -- not just affecting rural areas, but the capital as well. there is food, but fewer people can afford it.the work aid organizations is faltering as well, as the taliban has decreed women can no longer work for them. >> we are the world

but why is the world hungry that have up the united nation as well? food program says that a deadly combination of factors lies behind it. conflict, it is still the biggest driver of hunger, with 70 percent of the wealth hungry living in areas afflicted by war and violence, conflicts, and ukraine, and sue donna for the proof of how conflict feeds hung up. the climate crisis is another one of the leading causes of the steep rise in global hunger. climate. sharks destroy lives, crops, and livelihoods. and onto mind people's ability to feed themselves global fertilize the prices of climbed even faster than food prices. for i think the ton of food affordability and to food availability. crisis with the production of may is rice slowly being a week or fully in 2020 to international aid agencies. operating costs are also a little time high. the world food program is monthly operating costs a $73000000.00 above the 2019 average. a staggering 44 percent rise. the extra now spent on operating costs would have previously fed $4000000.00 people for a month. joining us not fr

in the territories that we will we will release, therefore, this was also discussed with the world food programdecided not to reduce our agreements, our scope of interaction , but only to increase. what they agreed to, and also, well , expel ukraine first, and then you can demine and rebuild. thank you, mr. pavlo, for joining our on the air, this is pavlo kyrylenko, the head of the donetsk regional military administration, they talked about future demining in donetsk region and actually about the current situation there among the brigades defending donetsk region 28 on behalf of the knights of the winter campaign, the military is holding the front in the direction of bakhmut, our trasybragimov spent the day with the soldiers and will show how they destroy the invaders in the morning in donetsk region, it is raining. the crew of an armored reconnaissance vehicle under the leadership of a commander on the call sign of a bellman is heading to the task of working on an enemy target, this time it is an observation post of the russian military in half an hour roads , in particular, through villages d

east for, for the ideas i just very briefly did want to ask you to the coordinator from the world food program you spoke to has with saying that he was concerned about, about violent spinning over into how into those comes, how real is that danger just received? it's very real. these comes even when we were there, very close to, to the sit on these border. and we know already that one to work at the attack has somehow managed to kill one said in these refugee already because they're so close and people are starting to go back to their village just trying to get some of the stuff that they left behind. so going back into that more zone on it. so there's a real, real danger that some of that actual volume is the literal war could comments? is it a kind because they're so close and there's a lot of pressure on those ages to move those people farther away and relocate them in in more. but it's better attempts to basically dw report to show a little while thank you so much for your reporting. is now the rwandan genocide suspect full gents kaya shima is set to appear, in course in cape town, pending

the world food program is monthly operating costs a $73000000.00 above the 2019 average. a staggering 44 percent rise. the extra now spent on operating costs would have previously fed $4000000.00 people for a month. joining us now from rome is marcos sanchez. marco is an economist and deputy director of the agrifood economics division at the food and agriculture organization of the united nation is the f. a o mark of good to have you with us globally, food prices. how big gum to full from the peak? of early 2022. and yet in some places, food prices remain stopping really high. what's going on? give me, what are you going your domestic letter? we need to purchase a new service the nations as to why countries are still seeing that increasing prices. these are not seem to treat me, but certainly shows that which means that, you know, domestic prices. we always divert from the world prices for a while and more with me because the or she wanted to distortion that you read the listing prices and the space. so how, what is going on the display of the construction, you convert mo

since you don is so bad that the world food program warns that the conflict could plunge the entire east african region into a humanitarian crisis. it work so they don't have enough food to help new waves of refugees fleeing to neighboring countries. thousands of suited needs have been streaming across the border into countries. this is chad in such a safety group on, on they came and attacked village and when some people wanted to get out of the houses, the kill them in it all started around 12, and 3 am. we took refuge at a local police station. they told us we cannot stay because the fighting had started. i'd called my children and told them to take my grandchildren and leave. and then we fled on foot at the un says as an urgent need for support for those who have been forced to leave everything behind. if we failed to act now it will be too late. rainy season is coming in few weeks. and if we don't provide any assistance to the people, the road will be block and all of the refugees will be. so i'm so we definitely need tools to provide assistance and some of what the house shows as q

go on and come out because it's the head for somebody for millions into them as the world food program resumes agent, it brings delayed by weeks of points on the top prize goes to i'm not to be of a full body shifting tree, a directory into speech to criticize promises, essentially, the beginning serve you with tens of thousands that protest is up in the st is on the central belgrade for a 4th week. the voice that rang against the government, i say the sub, you know, authority is on doing enough to tackle corruption and violence, the movement. it was triggered by to my shooting 6 months in which 18 people died. early on saturday, president alexander fu chipped step down as leader of his party, but is expected to remain as certainly as head of space. the bottles of the message of these rally today is that we want to live in a country without violence, without violence, against, without biased against children, without violence overlap that we want to live in a more stable non comma country. this is why i came here, is that to always that's it. so i say everything has come to a head. tha

the world food program has confirmed it has resumed the delivery of 8 incidents. capital car to deliveries have been repeatedly delayed because of fighting. earlier this month, operations were suspended after $38.00 workers were killed. the un says more than half of students population is in need of humanitarian assistance. india as prime minister, the rend remotely has inaugurated a new parliament building. this is part of a government project to revamp new daily's administrative center. opposition for these boycotts at the opening, calling modi's involvement, an insult they say should have been led by the president's thousands of serbs of march through the streets of bel grade, demanding the government, do more to tackle corruption and violence. protests started 4 weeks ago after 2 mass shootings in which 18 people were killed. the french director is just in ca, has taken the top prize and began film festival or court room drama. anatomy of the fall was voted winter of the middle. ca is only the 3rd female director to win the prestigious price. those are headlines on alpha 0 as always, o

more than a 1000000 people have been displaced and a month of fighting and sometimes the world food program bones of an escalating process and the fight against malaria. for such as an assembly. i hope to find ways to understand how, how much details choose that play the ukranian president, let them use the wednesdays expected to arrive in japan where he set to address leaders of the g 7 summit. the 2nd day of tools as jessica on the way in the city of russia on friday, leaders of the g 7 nations announce new sanctions on russia. are also reports to us as agreed to back international efforts to try and ukrainian pilots on the american f. 16 find the jets that's not yet clear which country will provide the jets for the training live now to our diplomatic edits, a james base was covering the summit in hiroshima, james, so the 1st day of tools was dominated by the war and ukraine, and the g. 7, announcing get most functions on russia. yeah, most sanctions on russia trying to close some of the loopholes. and that will certainly please presidents, that lensky who's going to participate in this s

this year, the world food program cut rations to the ro hinge your refugees amid a donation. shortage. reports of violence are also on the rise as groups of by for control and the desperate conditions. a cycle of trauma and danger for refugees in cox's bizarre. all right, you're up to date. i've next is asked technology show shifting, which will take a look at how artificial intelligence can create the voices of super styles without the consent. that's one of the stories coming up after the break. i'm anthony. how to also you mix down the interest, the global economy, our portfolio, g w business. here's a closer look out the project. to analyze the flight for market dominance. with dw business beyond. what is it really is possible to reverse page researchers and scientists all over the world for you know, race against time. they are peers and rivals with one daring goals to help smart nature. the more likes watching it on youtube, dw documentary, the so called audio deep fakes are going viral with a i didn't write it the voice of super styles like drag and rhianna and without the arti

the united nations refugee agency and, and deos, including the world food program or on the ground in chad. but the scope of the problem is huge. the new arrivals from sudan join more than 400000 sudanese refugees already here. and chad is struggling with widespread hunger amongst its own population. the crisis in sudan and the pressure of huge flows of people creating even more instability. their ripple effect for the region is significant. it's a real concern, and we just need to find peace. we need the 2 parties to the conflict do come together and find a way to resolve the conflict because this has the possibility totally stimulating their whole region. as agencies and the government struggle to keep up. many people are taking shelter under trees and lack access to food and clean water. every one here is working against the clock. the rainy season is just weeks away, making access much more difficult and hundreds of thousands more people are expected to arrive. if fighting doesn't stop sports and some sad news from the world of athletics, former world 100 meters champion, and 3 ti

world is facing a food crisis. today food the systems remain fragile. the u.n. world food programof confronting those challenges. the new executive director is a familiar face to many americans. >> cindy mccain. u.s. ambassador to the un's and agriculture organization became the 14th executive director last month. her first trip to the fields in the role is to somalia, facing their worst drought in 40 years that killed 43,000 people last year. she joins us from the somali capital. welcome to the newshour. what are the conditions somali is facing? >> an uphill battle. drought and the ability -- inability to feed themselves and also conflict. the combinations are almost a perfect storm for what could be famine. we kept famine away from somalia last year and we will try to do our best to do the same thing this year. we have to remind people not to forget about somalia and that things are really tough in somalia and why we need their donations and support. reporter: more than 7.5 million somalis need assistant and nearly 3 million have been displaced by drought and instability. many l

earlier this year, the world food program cut rations to the ro hinge your refugees amid a donation. shortage, reports of violence are also on the rise as groups of by for control and the desperate conditions. a cycle of trauma and danger for refugees in cox is bizarre. from where i'm joined now by doctor is a tool on my teeth. you and assess chief a field office for cox's design in bangladesh were a 1000000 ro hinge a refugee some pricing for the arrival of sites on a macro. so very good to have you with us. uh, could you please walk us through the reality on the ground? what can be done to protect the people living in the refugee camp from that store? thank you for reaching me. a nice to be with you. didn't take you give you some background on info size on 3 points. first a very severe side door to store and we just called the 2nd more to strategy intensifying in the car. it just treating the asian with the why. then when flat along the side clone is expected to learn, so tomorrow i'm dying off. in the afternoon, sunday from being docked me nearly to the museum people along the coa

earlier this year, the world food program cut rations to the roe hinge, or refugees amid a donation. shortage, reports of violence are also on the rise as groups of by for control and the desperate conditions a cycle of trauma and danger for refugees in cox's bizarre and all this join storm is heading towards the camp, is expected to take land on sunday. and a respite to gentle this to mine will is long con, in dhaka, who told us that the already diet situation there is likely to get a lot was for the comes inhabitants. there's no these. uh, because obviously they cannot go to any list come in and get those. uh they have to stay inside, pick them up and inside the cab, i would say that in many places i did defy as a land slide. slips and not a normal normal every season when there's a heavy day for the last last life happens and people get you into something. and now you see the beast i'm coming up. and of course there might have some big landfill falls. i last slide so um i say there is no big song step to intersect, that is the only living in 96. so i'm afraid i was talking to my c

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the world food program has started a three-day food distribution program in the capital of sudan since saturday, and has covered more than 12,000 people in areas controlled by the army as well as rapid response forces . khatun , these children died due to severe malnutrition due to lack of electricity food and medicine and the impossibility of access to this center are the reason for the continuation of severe conflicts between the army forces and sudan's quick response . the law to increase the lifespan of nuclear reactors in japan to more than 60 years was passed in the parliament of this country. the war in ukraine and shortage problems japan's energy has led to the use of nuclear energy. according to the new decree, reactors are required to be inspected by the nuclear safety organization at least every 10 years after 30 years of operation. japan's nuclear fleet was closed after the accident at the first fukushima plant in 2011. this incident is operational period 40-year-old nuclear power plants, nine reactors are now active in japan. the national museum of yemen in sana'a was reop

the world food program started a three-day food distribution plan in the capital of sudan from saturday. has covered 10 sudanese children in a care center for orphaned children in khatun, the death of these children due to severe malnutrition, lack of electricity, lack of food and medicine and the impossibility of access to these kurds due to the continuation of severe pain among the army forces and quick response sudan passed the law to extend the life of nuclear reactors in japan, more than 60 years ago, it was approved in the parliament of this country. the war in ukraine and the problems of energy shortage made japan to use more nuclear energy. according to the new decree, reactors are required to be inspected at least every 10 years after 30 years of operation by the nuclear safety organization. japan's nuclear fleet is being reopened after the fukushima nuclear power plant leakage accident in 2011. following this accident, the operating period of nuclear power plants is 40 years . currently , nine reactors are operating in japan. the people were reopened to yemeni visitors they we

before this also with the world food program and other international aid organizations had announced the continuation of their activities in afghanistan . the head of the west azerbaijan wrestling board said that the 43rd round of the international freestyle wrestling competition of the takhti world championship will be held tomorrow and the day after tomorrow in urmia city , aye kiyomurthieh added. 150 domestic wrestlers and about 40 wrestlers from afghanistan, iraq, armenia and georgia are present in this competition. afghanistan's under-20 football team lost its third match in the central asian akafa competitions. the third match of the under-20 football team year of afghanistan in competitions the central asia region was held against the youth of iran, and this game was accompanied by the victory of the youth of iran 4 to 1. the youth football team of afghanistan defeated turkmenistan 2 to 1 in the first match and tied with tajikistan, and will line up against uzbekistan in their four games on friday. under 20 years is being held by tajikistan, thank you very much for your attent

world food program is at the center of confronting those challenges.irector is a familiar face to many americans. >> cindy mccain, businesswoman, philanthropist, and most recently, u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and agriculture organizations, became the wfp's 14 executive director last month. her first trip to the field is to somalia, which is facing is worst drought in 40 years. it killed 43,000 people last year. she joins us from the somali capital. thank you for joining us. welcome to the newshour. what are the conditions somalia has faced? >> they face an uphill battle. not only facing drought and the inability to be able to feed themselves, they are also facing conflict. those combinations are almost a perfect storm for what could be famine. we kept famine away from somalia last year and we will try our very best to do the same this year. we have to remind people to not forget about somalia, that things are really tough in somalia, and why we need their donations and support for this. >> more than 7.5 million somalis. and nearly 3 million have been d

the united nations, world food program, and world health organization have all sent resources ahead ofrm. tonight, egypt says it has brokered a ceasefire between israel and palestinian militants in hopes of ending five straight days of violence. earlier, israeli jets pummeled targets in gaza, leveling buildings. palestinians fired a barrage of rockets into israel. in the occupied west bank, three palestinians were killed in two separate incidents today. at least 33 palestinians and two israelis have died since tuesday. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is in rome today. italian officials are pledging continued military aid, despite some members of italy's coalition government supporting russia. the centerpiece of the visit was an audience with pope francis, who has tried to play peacemaker in a way some ukrainian officials describe as counterproductive. zelenskyy's next stop is expected to be berlin. germany today pledged its biggest miliary aid package of the war: more than 3 billion dollars worth of weapons, including tanks and anti-aircraft systems. north carolina democratic g

. >> the world food program is providing basic meals to the new arrivals, but it was already supportings of people in south sudan. they have to take food from them to help those who are displaced. >> the level of the resources are strained. now with the incoming influx, it is over straining the resources. >> this is a part of the world where generations have faced war and displacement. hopes that a new chapter was being written are quickly fading. bbc news, on the border between south sudan and sudan. >> now over the weekend, two separate but deadly incidents took place in texas. here are some of information authorities have been releasing. officials in brownsville have charged the men with eight charges of manslaughter after allegedly driving his car into a bus stop. the alleged shooter that killed at least eight people at a mall in allen, texas was heavily into right wing extremism, based on the suspect's internet searches. it is not clear whether this was the motive for the killings. we are also learning more about the eight victims of that shooting. three of them were children, incl

children, by the way, one of the food kits that we carry in the de-occupied territory is the world food program, flour, a large number of macaroons, butter, sugar, salt, and here are two of these packages of canned meat and legumes , the first time there were more donations, then less and less, now in order to somehow stimulate the gatherings, this idea came, they decided to use trophy shells that had already been fired sleeves and from our sleeves, uh, we make very cool things like these in the form of colored sleeves on a certain theme, we collect them on the valkyrie, this is an unmanned aircraft, one of the gifts, this is a first-aid kit with the autograph of the famous kharkiv rapper misha krupin, and there is also a tube from in love as a gift here such a sleeve is painted, a set of stamps and our personal patch is clean ukraine on the leather surface, all these gifts will be given to the person who can donate the most e-e of all at the moment we have been able to help more than 13,000 e-e people these are purely civilians when we they made the first distribution of humanitarian aid, ther

antonio guterres noted that the pact allowed the world food program vessel with 30,000 tons of wheat to head to sudan where conflict exploding into intense urban warfare has exacerbated issues. >> confirmation by the russian federation to continue its dissipation in the black sea initiative for another 60 days. representatives of russia to kyiv and the united nations will keep discussing outstanding issues. mark: the equipment was mediated by turkiye-backed in july. -- turkiye back in july. >> turkey, russia, ukraine, and the united nations. these are the numeral for signatories to the original deal, which was signed in istanbul in july last year. russia had said when the deal was extended in march that the extension, which will expire tomorrow, will be its last, unless it receives relief from the financial restrictions imposed on russia's exports since the ukrainian war began. it appears it did not get that relief from financial restrictions, so the question is -- why did it agree to this further extension? i think the reason is that if russia torpedoes this grain deal, the price of

now the world food program has announced the day that it's revealing its operations and that comes after the conflict after suspending its operations during the 1st day of the conflict when we had 3 of their 8 workers killed in the region of dar 4. and it is much needed right now. many people say that they have not eaten for days, they've not had any access to clean water. and but any aid given to them at this point will help them save their life. ok, hello morgan bringing us the very latest update that from call to him. thanks very much. hipaa. well, many have been fleeing the capital, but some of those who have have also been returning home as conditions finding often to be worth elsewhere. and i've been to palermo who are the reason why we left as juice of food shortages, grocery stores, closed pharmacies are closed. do you live in a reality where you are not scared of the gunshots, but worried about leaving home to find nothing? no bread, nothing. it can, after we spent 2 days and l my more district, we had an idea to move in a group to mcdonny thinking that housing that's available.

. >>> a representative of the united nations world food program says more than 30% of afghanistan's population faces food insecurity. >> in afghanistan over 15 million people right now don't know where to get their next meal, and of which close to 3 million people are what we would say one step away from catastrophic or famine like condition. that makes it extremely worrying for us and for the people in afghanistan. >> the u.n. says food prices are soaring due to russia's invasion of ukraine. but lee said on wednesday the wfp must cut rations in afghanistan due to a lack of funds. the country's economy has been deteriorating since the taliban returned to power in august 2021. prolonged drought has devastated crop harvests causing a serious food shortage. lee called on the international community to remain committed to afghanistan and help the country's people support themselves. >>> in other news an lgbtq advocacy group in beijing said that shutting down operations due to what it calls circumstances beyond its control. the beijing lgbt center made the announcement on its official social media

halting programs for hundreds of thousands of other refugees from past conflicts including door for to help the latest arrivals from sit down. these men are working to unload sacks of food that the world food program has purchased here locally and childs capital. now, this food will be stored in these warehouses until they are loaded back onto trucks that are then going to be driven all the way across the country to the eastern border. that journey takes about 5, maybe 6 days. that is when the weather is actually good, when the rainy season comes, which is just around the corner, those mud roads become on possible. so if this food does not get to where it is needed soon, it may not get there at all. and acute fuel shortage across the country is also causing serious delays. the germain is resident, save the unrest in some done and the crisis at the border will only make things worse. it's just in front of me, i would have pulled my tank in my own neighborhood if i could, but i can't get any petrol where i live. most of the gas stations are closed and those that are open to have long lines and restricting. how much fuel you can have? it's not easy and i don't know how long it will go. h

and, the new head of the world food program, cindy mccain, discusses the worsening hunger crisis andd displacement in somalia. >> they're not only facing drought and the inability to be able to feed themselves, but they're also facing conflict as well. so those two combinations are almost a perfect storm for what could be famine. ♪

ports under this deal to world markets ended up in the poorest countries that are in particular need of food and which are included in the corresponding list of the world food programreally. he understands his responsibility, e for the implementation of his own initiative, which was of a package nature, and assuming that along with the export of ukrainian grain. he undertakes to strive to be all restrictions on e, the export routes of russian fertilizers and russian foodstuffs have been lifted. he tries, we see it , his employees try from time to time. they communicate with those countries that have imposed sanctions that prevent the normal export of russian agricultural products, but so far we have not seen any result in the last couple of months of antonio buterra, that we are leaving my visit to new york, but at the end of april. rather, it was, but put forward a new idea on how to still achieve the fulfillment of the original destination. his own where are the initiatives? as part of this idea, i again undertook to seek to supplement the memorandum between the russian federation and the united nations, taking into account the whole range of circumstances, takin

the world food program says that's food has arrived to i receive them and the 3 air base which is the an air base belonging to the sudanese army. but it is yet to be distributed as they're waiting for clearance to deliver them to those in need. especially in areas dominated by the rapid support forces. people have been waiting for this 8 for days now, especially since the ceasefire began on monday they said that their situation is getting quiet. dire and desperate marketplace has been raised. many people say that they can no longer access visa, commodities, and even where they are markets, they don't have the purchasing power to buy their basic needs. the situation base it is getting quite desperate and they say that they wants to be able to leave the camp. in some cases where it's relatively calm people have been able to meet with millions, still remain trapped behind because of the ongoing violence, even if it's not large become in many parts of the capital. there are reports of classes in other parts. so people are concerned that they are not able to beat their homes because of the

we have joined by the world food program's country director.is just back from the border and is now back in geneva. tell us what you saw at the border. >> just back, but in fact it is taking a few days to come back. travel out there was some day. it was the second time already. more and more refugees are coming. more and more humanitarians are getting on the ground, supporting the government response. it is very worrying still because refugees keep coming, keep coming. it is worrying because we really need to support them, and there is a lot of challenges to reach the border that is very far away from geneva. christian: how difficult is it to bring aid when you have seven countries that could be affected, and no real idea whether cease-fires are going to hold? >> it is tough. first of all, we know we have two requisition for the refugees. during the rainy season in 68 weeks, -- sixo eight weeks, we won't even reach them. but in case they stay, in case one day there will be an open window to get there inside sudan again, we need to be ready to s