Tyler, can you describe the photograph?

It's a young girl laying on her back on a dark cot in a hospital.

And she's got brown hair that's pulled back behind one ear.

And her face looks like any child of her age, a seven-year-old girl looking to one side,

very pretty, very calm.

And below the neck, you see this incredibly malnourished body.

Her ribs are literally popping through her skin.

The hands and arms are incredibly skinny.

She's kind of clutching her own body with her hands, almost like she's holding on to

what's left.

You can see actually on her right hand, there's a fly on her thumb, and she doesn't have the

energy to push it away.

It just sat there.

And you took this photograph?

Yes.

Yes, I took this photograph at a small clinic, not even a hospital, but really a field clinic

in northern Yemen during a recent assignment there.

I'm reluctant to display this picture though it was on the front page of a major newspaper

in the United States.

Amal Hussein, she's a victim of famine in Yemen.

This is what the decision is all about on the floor of the United States Senate.

Will we continue to expend American taxpayer dollars, even American lives in support of

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