the unicef director likens them to a cry for help. >> those children would be not only suffering almost certainly from acute malnutrition but very traumatized, so one of our greatest jobs is to try to deal with the trauma now. >> young refugees are hoping for a brighter future here in jordan . some 60,000 children live in this crowded refugee camp. many are still traumatized by memories of the conflict at home. the children attend lessons in the cap. it is important for them to continue their education and the interaction in the classroom can be therapeutic. some children draw optimistic pictures showing happier times. >> this is my country after it has been married -- liberated. the sun is shining. the weather is good erie it i would love to go back there when it looks like this again. >> but most of the images to take the horrors of war. >> a plane came to shoot at us. in two cars stopped in front of us. they had machine guns, and they shot at us, too. >> the children described their pictures and an almost matter- of-fact way. the images commonly show tanks and helicopters. this boy h

the european union and unicef have invested 1.2 million euros in local health centers. most are in southeastern laos, where the need is greatest. >> in severe cases of acute no nutrition we dispense ready to use therapeutic food, which we get from unicef. after two weeks we see if the child's weight has improved or not. >> these nutrients in powder form are highly concentrated and especially effective with small children. each package contains the recommended daily amounts of 15 vitamins and minerals to reduce anemia and iron deficiency, both symptoms of non-nutrition -- malnutrition. campaigns in village schools teach mothers how they can better nourish the children. education and health go hand in hand here. after the checkup, he and his aunt return to their village. >> the doctor gave me health tips for my nephew. he told me he is not harsh -- malnourished. now he will be treated and checked again in two weeks. the doctor also told me that a poor diet will damage his health. >> she has learned a lot about nutrition. the daily portion of rice is now accompanied by imp

and i have been to angola with unicef two years after the peace treaty was signed when the country was in complete and total disarray. in the six months after the tsunami we did a tour of all the southern villages that were good and kosovo two years ago following in the ranks of danny kaye or greta byrne chu very large inspirations for me for sure and i mean i really both very well you did all were lucky you. i think that they were that it was the first he was the first and he was you know such an inspiration for someone to say you know what your celebrity you you need to give back we're all so blessed. and you're a baseball fan but i feel the same way about roberto clemente and what he was able to do you made a spoof sex tape for funny or die let's take a look at it and then we'll have your top it. cares. our nation is on the brink of yet another we're going to. start in syria. what was that all about. mike farah who runs funny or die called ray and he said i have this i dia and he pitched the idea to me and i thought what an interesting social statement about where we are culturally.

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a project involving various national and provincial governments, the world health organization, and unicef. >> there are two very simple reasons -- one is the awareness of the parents. if parents are aware, there was no reason polio would not the eradicated. the first would be parental education, parental behavior, parental attitude. another important thing is performance lapses. >> resistance to the vaccination program in pakistan has been strongest in the northwestern tribal areas where the issue has become particularly politicized. last year, the taliban said polio workers could not operate in north and south waziristan until jerome u.s. strikes were halted -- drone u.s. strikes were halted. suspicion about the program increased after it emerged that the cia had recruited a pakistani dr. who was asked to establish a fake vaccination program and a plan to obtain dna samples from the children living in the compound of osama bin laden. after bin laden was killed and the plan became known, the doctor was jailed for 35 years. >> the door-to-door effort to persuade families to give polio vacc

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joining us now to break down the vaccination effort is sarah crowe, a spokesperson for unicef. there is always a big concern when war breaks out, an outbreak of a deadly disease. how concerned are you that things are only going to get worse? >> this is a public health emergency. the war has spilled over to the entire region, and of course, diseases know no borders. what happened in syria could indeed spread. for every one case of polio, the likelihood is there are 200 children infected. this is a race against time to reach the children. we have mound the a massive immunization campaign. our executive director was in damascus talking to government officials and others to get access to areas that we have not been able to get access to up to date. we're talking about half a million children who have not been reached for vaccines. >> it's the worst age for anybody to be sick, because children in effect other children. what are some of the other road blocks to immunization that you face? >> whenever children are living in these kind of conditions, cramped, unhygienic conditions, ove

. >>> well, luciana galistin is unicef in lebanon joins me live from beirut. what kind of fund something available to help these children? >> right now, there is around some tens of millions, let's say, of dollars available to support these children, which will run out by the end of this calendar year. as you heard in the story, there are now more than 400,000 children who will need some form of access to education in this coming school year. so the financial requirements for the end of this year and beyond will run into the hundreds of millions likely. >> if the children aren't in school, what are they up to that you know about? >> i mean children here have, of course, been often wrenched from their homes and their communities due to violence. and that means they are in an environment that is foreign to them, that the normal protective social curtain around them has been removed. so children who are out of school are not only missing out on an education, but they are also exposed to abuse and an exploitation because those normal family structures and communit

i'm an ambassador for unicef which is a great work. it's a great association for the last ten years or so. seen these child persecution in thailand, i've seen all that. you know the workers at unicef do, they need support, they need funding of course but you see what they're doing and it's really worthwhile stuff. i kind of enjoyed doing that with them. it's a challenge, it's a different type of challenge. >> rose: you're a big labor party man, aren't you. >> yes. that won't change ever, i won't change that ever. i've been tempted to go to the national party. >> rose: why don't you like scottish nationalism. my friend sean connery is very for it. >> yes, sean's for it. >> rose: what's wrong with you. >> he's from edinburg. no, i grew up with socialist background, my father and mother were socialist. >> rose: so there you are. why change. >> it's never helped me not change through my wife. and i think that united is okay. >> rose: but with -- they're ahead in terms of the polls against the torries. maybe if he wins he might have a job f

i'm an ambassador for unicef which is a great work. it's a great association for the last ten years or so. seen these child persecution in thailand, i've seen all that. you know the workers at unicef do, they need support, they need funding of course but you see what they're doing and it's really worthwhile stuff. i kind of enjoyed doing that with them. it's a challenge, it's a different type of challenge. >> rose: you're a big labor party man, aren't you. >> yes. that won't change ever, i won't change that ever. i've been tempted to go to the national party. >> rose: why don't you like scottish nationalism. my friend sean connery is very for it. >> yes, sean's for it. >> rose: what's wrong with you. >> he's from edinburg. no, i grew up with socialist background, my father and mother were socialist. >> rose: so there you are. why change. >> it's never helped me not change through my wife. and i think that united is okay. >> rose: but with -- they're ahead in terms of the polls agaginst the torries. maybe if he wins he might have a job

the victim is believed to be the bodyguard of the country's ambassador assault kidnappers seized a unicef employee at gunpoint from a vehicle in northern. no group has claimed responsibility as of yet. in tunisia the ruling islamist party has begun talks with the secular opposition aimed at resolving the political deadlock in the country earlier the sides agreed on the creation of a cabinet of independents that would be in power until elections are held the nation which has been hit by political turmoil since the two thousand and eleven uprising has seen a fresh spike of tension after the assassination of a prominent opposition leader in july. that's the news this hour let's take a few moments now to look back at a day of excitement here in moscow the two thousand and fourteen winter olympics flame has begun its epic four month tour of russia. torch relay has been touring in the capital after a colorful welcome ceremony several hours ago let's take another look at the highlights of the flames arrival. daily beast the fish is delicious. well coming up with a report on how medicine in india

is believed to be the bodyguard of the country's ambassador in a separate attack kidnappers seized a unicef employee at gunpoint from a vehicle in northern no group has claimed responsibility as of yet. internees of the ruling islamist party has begun talks with the secular opposition aimed at resolving the political deadlock in the country earlier the sides agreed on the creation of a cabinet of independents that would be in power until elections are held the nation which has been hit by political turmoil since the two thousand and eleven uprising has seen a fresh spike of tension after the assassination of a dominant opposition leader in july. and that's the news for this hour let's take a few moments to look back at a day of excitement here in moscow the sochi two thousand and fourteen winter olympics it's begun its epic tour excuse me four month tour of russia take a look. and deliver torch relay has been touring the capital after a colorful welcome ceremony several hours ago let's take another look at the highlights of the flames arrival. keep he. daily beast still going down fifth yea

diplomatic missions are located reports suggest that it was a botched kidnapping and a separate attack a unicef employee the e.u. was seized by unknown gunmen. to mexico the government's proposal of energy reforms have forced hands of thousands to the streets in the country's capital demonstrators called for a popular referendum on the plans of president pena nieto to privatized the state owned oil company pemex people fear of the move to the into higher energy bills former presidential candidate and opposition leader anders over the work pledged earlier protest in the coming days. with the and of a tourism season spain's unemployment rate has returned to over twenty six percent and for many spaniards that also means the threat of a vixen more than half a million people have been forced out of their homes in the past five years alone. has a story behind those numbers. the picture. but a little closer and the cracks start to appear take a look around you say it's a nice building in a relatively affluent part of the country north of madrid. looking at the window boxes in the front of the building

believed to be the bodyguard of the country's ambassador in a separate assault kidnappers seized a unicef employee had gunpoint from a vehicle in northern sinai no group has claimed responsibility as of yet. in tunisia the ruling islamist party has begun talks with the secular opposition aimed at resolving the political deadlock in the country earlier the sides agreed on the creation of a cabinet of independents that would be in power until elections are held the nation which has been hit by political turmoil since the two thousand and eleven uprising has seen a fresh spike of tension after the assassination of a prominent opposition leader and. there's been a deadly shooting in the u.s. city of philadelphia and has killed at least one person and injured four more they have been taken to hospital in critical condition police say police excuse me have been deployed at the scene and are investigating the incident we'll bring you more details as we get them in as the situation develops. that's the news this hour let's now take a few moments to look back at a day of excitement here in moscow

diplomatic missions are located reports suggested it was a botched kidnapping and a separate a tab a unicef employee was seized by unknown gunmen but no further information is yet available. in mexico the government's proposal of energy reforms have forced tens of thousands to the streets in the country's capital demonstrators called for a popular referendum on the plains of president pena nieto to private eyes the state owned oil company pemex people fear the move could lead to higher and your bills for a presidential candidate an opposition leader to work pledge to further a protest in coming days. now with the end of the tourism season spain's unemployment rate has returned to over twenty six percent and for many spaniards that also means the threat of more than half a million people have been forced out of their homes in a past five years alone has a story behind those numbers. the picture. but a little closer and the cracks start to appear take a look around you and want to see a nice building in a relatively affluent part of the country north of madrid you can see looking at the windo

believed to be the bodyguard of the country's ambassador in a separate assault kidnappers seized the unicef employee at gunpoint from a vehicle in northern sanaa no group has claimed responsibility as of yet. in tunisia the ruling islamist party has begun talks with the secular opposition aimed at resolving the political deadlock in the country earlier the sides agreed on the creation of a cabinet of independence that would be in power until elections are held the nation which has been hit by political turmoil since the two thousand and eleven uprising has seen a fresh spike of tension after the assassination of a prominent opposition leader in july that's the news this hour let's take a few moments to look back at a day of excitement here in moscow two thousand and fourteen winter olympics flame has begun its epic four month tour of russia. the olympic torch relay has been touring the capital after a colorful welcome ceremony on sunday let's take another look at the highlights of the flames arrival. daily beast gabbling dog fish is. it. all coming up on our t.v. worlds apart with us on a b

believed to be the bodyguard of the country's ambassador in a separate assault kidnap or seize the unicef employee gunpoint from a vehicle in northern sanaa no group has claimed responsibility as of yet. the party has begun talks with the secular opposition aimed at resolving the political deadlock in the country earlier the sides agreed on the creation of a cabinet of independence and that would be in power until elections are held the nation which has been hit by political turmoil since a two thousand and eleven uprising has seen a fresh spike of tension after the assassination of a prominent opposition leader in july with america's government and shut down for a sixth day various agencies are doing their best to bypass the partisan deadlock the pentagon says its lawyers have found a way to get hundreds of thousands of employees back to work meanwhile the politicians causing the stall have voted to pay laid off workers for the days that they are missing. a fraud. spewed is sending shock waves worldwide. there's literally nothing the u.s. government can't and won't do for unclear reasons

diplomatic missions are located reports suggested it was a botched kidnapping in a separate attack a unicef employee was seized by unknown gunmen. in mexico the government's proposal of damage reforms have forced tens of thousands to the streets in the country's capital demonstrators called for a popular referendum on the plans of president pena nieto to private eyes the state owned oil company panics people figure the move could lead to higher energy bills for a presidential candidate an opposition leader andras over to work pledged to further protest in coming days. while with a and of a tourism season spain's unemployment rate has returned to over twenty six percent and for many spaniards that also means the threat of a vacation more than half a million people have been forced out of their homes in the past five years alone are the surf earth has a story behind those numbers. the picture of the. but a little closer and the cracks start to appear take a look around you say it's a nice building in a relatively affluent part of the country north of madrid you can see looking at the window b

diplomatic missions are located reports suggested it was a botched kidnapping and separate attack a unicef employee was seized by unknown gunmen but no further information is yet available. now with the and of the tourism season spain's unemployment rate has returned to over twenty six percent and for many spaniards that also means the threat of a vixen more than half a million people have been forced out of their homes in the past five years alone r.t. sara firth has a story behind those numbers. the picture of the. but a little closer and the cracks start to appear take a look around here and say so nice building in a relatively affluent part of the country north of madrid you can see looking at the window boxes in the front of the building that is well kept and all the people who live here have one thing in common so no pay rent since the crisis hit the actions have gone through the roof from two thousand and eight more than a quarter of a million spaniards have received eviction orders because they were unable to pay their mortgages like everyone else living in this complex this family

missions are located reports suggested it was a botched kidnapping indeed in a separate attack to a unicef employee was seized by a lone gunman. in mexico the government's proposal of energy reforms has forced tens of thousands of people out of the streets the country's capital demonstrators called for a popular referendum on the plans of president pena nieto to privatise the state owned oil company pemex people fear though that could lead to higher energy bills former presidential candidate in opposition made a deal pledged further protests in the coming days will keep. the. thanks he company today review what she makes crosstalk with pay to live well. i recently read headlines all over the russian internet screaming in full paranoia mode that china has just bought five percent of ukraine now they're writing that china will lease five percent of ukraine over ukrainian officials themselves claim that china won't be getting either and that this is a deal about some drip irrigation system this situation didn't explode onto the internet to the fantasies of bloggers the south china morning pos

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diplomatic missions are located reports suggested it was a botched kidnapping and in a separate attack a unicef employee was seized by an unknown gunman. it mexico the government's proposal of energy reforms have forced tens of thousands out onto the streets in the country's capital demonstrators called for a popular referendum on the plans of president pena nieto to privatized the state owned oil company pemex people fear the move could lead to higher energy bills for a presidential candidate an opposition leader andries open a door pledged further protests in coming days. but the end of the tourism season spain's unemployment rates returned again to over twenty six percent and for many spaniards that also means the threat of a vixen more than half a million people have been forced out of the homes of the past five years alone r.t. sarah firth has the story behind those numbers. the picture than less. but a little closer and the cracks start to appear take a look around you and want to say it's a nice building in a relatively affluent part of the country north of madrid you can see looking at

. >>> it's international day of the girl, and unicef has found an artistic way to celebrate, an interactive mural shows girls working in sweat shops, and erases to see girls i in the classroom. a group of graffiti artists here in salt lake city fighting to stop an old factory complex to be demolished. the reason, it's become a canvas for street artists all over the world. >> reporter: on a subway train in manhattan one building stands out ablaze with color and creativity. it's known as five points. >> there is no other such location that offers more space at any given time, at any given date for artists whether you're amazing, horrible, in between or never touched a can and just want to experience it. we do offer that. [♪ music ] >> reporter: an icon of street arts it's been a backdrop for movies and music videos. but the building is now slated for destruction. the name five points refer tots five boroughs of new york city all coming together. but, in fact, this site attracts graffiti artists and admirers all over the world on a daily basis, and news that this soon will all be lost is hit

we're having a yard sale for our social studies class to raise money for unicef. the point is for us to learn about global altruism. no, the point is for us to raise more money than miss cooper's class so we get a pizza and a pool party. your cynicism makes me sad for our world. ease up, delgado. i've seen you with a pizza. ugh. i hate garage sales. bunch of shady characters going through my stuff. why can't i just write a check? ay, relax, jay. it's just a couple of people in the driveway. yeah, that's where it starts. then it's, "it's just a local call." "can i use your bathroom?" "my mother needs to lie down." no, it just stinks. he did write a check. shh! the less he knows, the better.

. >> unicef said more than 4,000 syrian children have left syria unaccompanied by adults or relatives. jordan is home to over a thousand of them. there are so many reasons why children arrive unaccompanied. if could be that their legal gardennans are dead or their parents want to protect them from violence, armed forces or groups. some get separated at the bord border. >> reporter: she had to leave three children at the camp to look for other five other children. her husband disappeared and she has been struggling to keep her family together. >> when i came here i wasn't able to grab my children with me, now we're unable to reunite. my heart is ache forgive my achy children in syria. i was wishing i would be hit by mortar yo than not live withouty children. >> our priority is yo unify them with a family or to give them family-based care. we're looking for foster care and there are many foster care families lined up. >> in the chaos of war children are always among the most vulnerable and the plight here is yet another reminder of how real their vulnerabl vulnerabil. >> yes, gambian de

is an increase in those children who are obliged to work and this is a growing concern not just for unicef, but the entire humanitarian community here. the system is beginning to overwhelms the capacity of lebanon. to put into perspective with that 400,000 syrian children need access to education that this year alone. the total number of lebanese children in the public school system is 300,000. >> the family of a woman shot dead after trying to ram a white house security barrier with her car is questioning the actions of the police. miriam carey was suffering from post natal depression when she led washington police on a car choice which ended up outside the u.s. capitol. >> why was my sister shot and killed with her 1-year-old daughter in the car and she was unarmed? why? my mother deserves to know why. we deserve to know why, and we deserve a proper notification to carey's sisters ask and demand for it, my mother demands it and respect that. >> let's take a look at weather around the world now. here's richard. >> thanks so much, steven. we've got quite active weather across north america

fund for unicef. very nice outfit. >> hey, good morning, al, locking great. >> what's the message you want to tell me? >> when you get out there and get candy, can you do something big, you can raise money for children and the globe, trick or treat for unicef. >> this year you have a message? >> our message is bebelieve in zero. >> that every single day worry out there, if our kids are trick or treating, 18,000 kids do i from something we know how to prevent. we will not stop until that number goes all the way down to zero. >> carolyn president of the u.s. fund for unicef. thank you very much. make sure you do nate. >>> happy halloween to you. temperatures today are going to be unseasonably warm. we're talking about a lot of sunshine, and a mild off shore flow that i expect a lot of low clouds even tonight when the sun sets. 70 in san francisco. 71 here in san jose. inland cities because it will be so warm are still going to be in the mid 60s at 6:15. a comfortable year for trick-or-treating. getting

tonight on halloween, when go trick or treating, you can also trick or treat for unicef and with these awesome orange boxes collect funds for unicef which go to kids all around the world who don't have clean water, they don't have necessary nutrition, you know. they don't have necessary education supplies and all the funds collected here go to them. it's awesome. >> it's incredible. so many schools participate in this. the kids love seeing you on the web site. if you don't even have the box, you can print off a can wrap and put it on anything that you have at home. so if you don't have this, you're still in business. >> you're still in business. exactly. keep going trick or treating for unicef.org. >> congratulations. you're such a young person and already you've got ambassador on your resume. or itinerary. >> you're an ambassador for halloween now. >> halloween is such a fun holiday. i can also have fun and do charity work all at the same time. hello! >> great cause. >> i'm really happy to be part of it. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you, guys, so much. >> we'll put all

secretary for international development just today where unicef will have a strategy of focusing from children, and we all must work very hard for this strategy to grow and be implemented in the months ahead. it is not going to be easy but it is paramount. >> should i say secretary, there is talk that you might be the next secretary general of the united nations? can you confirm that that indeed may be the case? >> yes or no, the answers? >> i have a huge jump in my head today, and it has my absolutely full attention. and may i say, it is not just about suffering people in syria, syria is threing to launch other crisis around the world -- >> if i can just interrupt you for a second, i have spent decades in washington i know a political answer when i hear one, how about a yes or no. i know you were trying to duck that question, are you headed to the u.n. to be the next u.n. secretary general? >> i am headed to the central african republic. >> i will take that as a stand by. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> she is the european commissioner for international cooperation in humanitar

esta vez según un nuevo estudio los estudiantes del distrito de columbia están por debajo del promedio unicef internacional. >> en términos de puntuación general, nuestros estudiantes en los exámenes y el número de alumnos de alto rendimiento, de acuerdo a la investigación, los estudiantes de washington estarían al mismo nivel que sus pares de dubai y los emiratos Árabes unidos. >> y cambiamos de tema. si es fumador, ponga atención. está prohibido fumar en los parques de la ciudad. la medida entró en vigencia el lunes. las señales anuncian que la nueva disposición: por la primera violación: fue aprobado por el consejo de la ciudad el pasado mes. >> este segmento llega a ustedes gracias a: [♪música] >> y sabemos que el día va a ser muy pero muy frío. pero cómo estarán las carreteras? veamos cómo está el tráfico, néstor. cuéntanos. >> muchísimas gracias, silvana. podemos ver cómo el frío afecta la visibilidad en las cámaras de las principales arterias viales de nuestra área. fíjense ahí en la i- 495. a ver si podemos ver la próxima cámara que tenemos preparada