LEMON: The U.N.'s refugee agency is ready to deliver emergency supplies to the Somali capital of Mogadishu for the first time in five years. A plane loaded with 2500 emergency kits will land in the city tomorrow. The U.N. delivery follows the abrupt decision by the militant group al-Shabaab to abandon the city. Thousands of desperate Somalis have fled to the capital in search of food as famine grips the region. Other Somalis have fled to eastern Kenya. As David McKenzie shows us, the humanitarian crisis is growing at a camp on the border.</s>DAVID MCKENZIE, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT (on camera): This is the Dadaab camp in northern Kenya. Every day, Somalis are streaming across the border from the famine zones to get help in this refugee camp. I was here just over two weeks ago, and rarely more people have come into this area. At first it may seem that nothing changed. But there are some of the</s>LEMON: All right, David. What exactly is fueling the famine in Africa and how are weather patterns playing a role? CNN's Jacqui Jeras joins me with some intriguing details. That's right after the break.
Famine Grips Horn of Africa