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Headlines from around the globe, north korea leadership said is a food problem in his country during end of your speech without specifics on food scarcity, focusing on the need to ramp up agricultural sectors. in iran, thursdays space launch was unable to put it reloads into orbit after a rocket failed to go to necessary speech. one of the largest missile programs in the middle east suffering a number of setbacks the past few years. israel militaries spokesperson pastor linea military 52 rockets...

I asked him how covid exacerbated the food problem in this country. >> just like its done globally, we have experienced a potential 15-year setback in the fight against hunger and the fight against food waste. you know, globally, its the same story as it is here at home. its conflict, climate change, covid-19, and the rising cost of food. and it is absolutely staggering to me that in america of just you know the end of 2021, that we are still sitting here talking about a problem that is solvable...

Education. or the two things that are going to ultimately, i think, defeat the democrats this fall. the price of food, and the price of gasoline. food is actually going to be a bigger issue than gasoline. there is enormous worldwide food problem created in part by whats happening in ukraine which was a fourth largest food exporter in the world. the food agricultural organization just released a statement that this is the highest price of food in history and that their index indicates millions ar...

In the checkout line. >> reporter: what is that like? >> humiliating. who am i going to upset, myself, my kid, its not going to be the full fulfillment of a meal. >> reporter: the decisions made in these aisles go way beyond dollars and cents. staying on budget can mean the difference of being on fruits and vegetables and processed food. >> last year more than 38 million people lived in food-insecure households, more than 9 million lived in households with low food security. 6 million in househo...

Global warming is expected to dramatically reduce agricultural productivity in hotter parts of the world. This column considers ways to accommodate that change. Hot, poor countries would benefit by shifting away from agriculture into less vulnerable, non-agricultural sectors as temperatures rise, but such a reallocation of resources is unlikely without a major increase in

Lines have held, but certainly be a reason for him to be fearful there may be more of an international response. remember, consistent threats interest the white house and regional partners here for more sanction, more moves against venezuela for things like this that have occurred. dana. >> just the notion of a leader feeling comfortable because the humanitarian aide that is trying to get in to the country is being stopped is a little bit hard to wrap your mind around. is any of that aide that y...

Recently. theres another multistate e. coli outbreak, and five of the people affected died. is there a rise in terms of issues with the food supply in this country or are we simply hearing more about them? >> i am not sure theres a rise. clearly a food problem is always something that we have to keep an eye on. there was an outbreak in 2017, very similar to the microbe we are seeing right now. years ago this e. coli, this particular pathogen that is involved in the current outbreak was involved ...

Food problem in north the week, we dont know if they are defecting but definitely in a dire situation looking for food. sanctions are biting but this has to come down to china and the american people have to be prepared for increase in price of goods. of the trumpet ministration will do the best thing which is sanction chinese banks, we have to use everything on the spectrum before we use military force and i think that is a credible option for this administration. rob: we are in a standoff wher...

Predictable. and is part of this just conflict theater, a way to gain international attention versus actually wanting to be in the middle of conflict? >> well, i think its more -- i think thats right, but i also think its more a direct reflection of the difficulties hes having in running the country. hes still purging and executing high-level officials four years into his time in office, which is not the sign of a good power transition. north korean society is becoming very slowly more and more ...

Solve the food problem by keeping people stigmatized. >> goldie taylor, nia-malika henderson, thank you both for your time. >> thank you for having us. still ahead, tamron hall is here to talk about her new series. it explores some of the most vicious crimes this country has seen, crimes that have devastated communities. the question now, how can they be stopped from happening again. ♪ ♪ we go, go, we dont have to go solo ♪ ♪ fire, fire, you can take me higher ♪ ♪ take me to the mo...