Syria and Humanitarian Aid

The International Rescue Committee has conducted a survey that will (most likely) put 22.4 Million people in Syria in 2014 in a postition for starvation and without housing. The UN has announced it's biggest ever appeal for $6.5bn or (6,500,000,000) for humanitarian aid for Syria. It is projected by the UN two thirds of Syria will be in need for supplies and other things in 2014. A quarter of a million are already cut off from any help at all and are in the worst condition of the needy already. World leaders need to step up and meet the human needs that exist.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-25407167

Rescuers Search for Four Missing Children and Couple

On Monday in Nevada a search for four missing children and a couple resumed. They were last know to be in a mountain range "playing in the snow". The relationship between the four kids and the couple is not known at this time. Authorizes are sending out planes and helicopters to try and locate the missing people but so far no signs of the group have been found. Police officials were hoping that the group found their car again and could at least huddle for warmth inside of the jeep.

Man Survies 3 Days in Sunken Ship

Last may a tugboat outside of Nigeria sank and everyone was presumed dead of the crew. When divers went down to the ship to examine the wreckage ferthe a man was found still living within the wreckage. He survived 3 days in a 4 foot pocket of air and off of sips of coco-cola. When the diver first grabbed his hand he thought the man was dead. He was suited up with a regulater and air tank and brought up 60 feet to the surface. He spent 60 hours in a decompression chamber to get his body back to normal preasure.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2013/12/03/divers-rescue-man-alive-tugboat-nigerian-coast/3859715/