estar en el entorno familiar, seÑalan la importancia que los padres estemos atentos, la campaÑa de unicef contra la pedofilia es una advertencia para padres de familia que no denuncian abusos. >>> la campaÑa lanzada por unicef contra la pedofilia tuvo impacto en redes, es un video que habla de lo fÁcil que es atraer la atenciÓn de un niÑo, tambiÉn estÁ dirigida a los padres. ♪. ♪. >>> el video lo realizÓ la oficina chilena de unicef, un parque lleno de niÑos con sus padres. delante de ellos, como si se tratara de un juego un hombre vestido de algodÓn dulce camina, los niÑos se le acercan para obtener la golosina. >>> debajo hay un hombre cÓmo el lobo cubierto con piel de oveja. al final les entrega un mensaje a los padres. >>> asÍ de fÁcil es para un pedÓfilo atraer a un niÑo, estemos alerta. >>> justamente, estamos hablando de un entorno familiar atrÁs de puertas, donde muchos piensan aÚn que lo que pasa atrÁs de la puerta de una familia es problema de ellos. que nadie tiene derecho de entrar. eso no es lo que dice la convenciÓn de los derechos de la infancia. >>>

but because of that again unicef and it's partners, we try it's very important wherever the kids are, and to give them a sense of normalcy. it's so important that they have an opportunity to go, even to a makeshift school, a makeshift learning place where they can mingle with, with teachers and learn. >> so tell us about the funding that it takes to set up those spaces. where do you get funning from, and what is lacking? >> you know, if you have four, if i just talk of children, you have 2 million displaced children within syria, probably three or four million that are not just displaced but affected. then there are children in camps, communities or in the form of settlements. this is a massive undertaking for humanitarian agencies. you have to find food, in addition to food you have to provide water, you have to provide schools, you have to provide playgrounds, show support, socialization and so on and so on. >> still to come, how one group of syrian americans took matters into their own hands to help syrian children cope. >> welcome back to inside story. nearly one-third of syrians

accident is being blamed on a time which forced one of the vehicles into oncoming traffic according to unicef over twenty eight thousand every year in road traffic accidents. i'll be back with a news team with more fully in half an hour from now meantime mexico as it is in new york to expose the latest stack of blunders by those with bulging one it's that softer the brain. fans of the shock to your football club and kind of conduct kazakhstan believe that a certain special ritual help them achieve victory against the world famous scottish team celtic this ritual was sacrificing a sheep at the stadium as someone who lived in kazakhstan for two years i know there's a real meat eating country with deeply rooted traditions in livestock racing so this news is unusual but maybe it's not completely bizarre for the culture of

i mean, that may be one of the biggest operations that unicef has to take. this is the biggest that the united nations has to launch and if that shows anything, it shows the size of this humanitarian cats flee inside syria. >> i hate to phrase the question this way, but with so many children affected, could we be looking at what some say might be a loft generation if things continue? >> we at unicef have warned that should the violence continue, we are at the risk of having a loft generation of syrian children. we are talking about children from their homes, taken out of a normal condition. they fled, some of them have to wait until they reach safety in neighboring countries or inside syria. we are talking about four mill children who are in immediate need of who you ha humanitarian, 4 million children is a huge number. weaver not seen anything like this for many, many years. >> and briefly, before we go, what happens to those children, to the refugees inside syria if bombs start falling is this. >> i visited syria just a couple of weeks ago. we are talking

let's bring in sarah crow from unicef, she joins us from our un studios. welcome sarah. >> thank you. >> can you tell me what do you think about this report? clearly it is very good news. i'm assuming it is not good enough, though? >> it is never good enough, is it? i'm just back from east africa, where i was able to see on the ground some of this -- this good work and to see a country like ethiopia that has cut child mortality rates by two-thirds in this short period of time, and that means that, you know, this is a country that was once known for famine poverty and war, and now they have used this army of extension workers, 38,000 of them on the ground in the communities who live with the people who are well trained and unicef supports them, and equipments them, and they are able to bring life-saving interventions, the vaccines, the rehydration salts for diarrhea, hand washing with soap and so on, and in uganda where they are using innovations such as m-track where they send a text message to the district level so that drugs get replenished very quickly,

unicef will continue trying to persuade parents to send their children to school. they need to find ways to support children living outside refugee camps. u.n. investigators say system mattic and gross allegations are taking place. the member of inquiry gave their report to the u.n. human rights council in geneva. they conducted interviews. they heard statements also. michael kirby heads the commission. he said he was deeply moved by a message by the japanese's relatives to north korea leader kim jongun. they say kim must know family ties are precious. the individual testimonies emerging from these are just instances do not represent isolated cases. they are representative of large scale patents that may constitute systematic and gross violations of human rights. >> the north korea delegates rejected the report. >> my delegation rejects the order update by the commission, so called commission of inquiry on the human rights in the republic of korea. this is a copy of fake materials on the situation of human rights in my country. >> the commission plans to submit the

india -- unicef india facebook page -- many say the focus should be creating a protective environment for children and continuing to raise awareness about the problem of violence against children. a number of well-known faces have also jim -- join the campaign. in this video, for example, a living legend of indian cinema condemned violence against children and appeals to the people of india to mobilize en masse to put an end to this national disgrace. who deserves to be buried in the pantheon? until -- a chance to cast a vote. oll will be reported back to the president francois hollande at the end of the month and has seen a number of feminist groups campaigning for more women to be given the honor. the malaysian government is asking citizens to share their ideas on how public funds should be allocated next year i posting 2014. the # bajet authorities will consider suggestions when they start drafting it in october. social network has seized opportunity to have their say, with ideas on education, public transport, and the economy. a special website was set up by the government, a plat

unicef officials are trying to persuade parents to send their children back to school. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says what's happening in syria shows that a threat of military action is needed for disarmament. and diplomatic pressure alone is not enough to deal with states that have weapons of mass destruction. world leaders need to take a different approach in dealing with iran's nuclear program. >> translator: a wayward state that is developing weapons of mass destruction is certainly apt to use such weapons. >> netanyahu said leaders elsewhere need to persuade those in iran to stop enriching uranium and get rid of their stockpile. he plans to make the same argument at a speech next month. netanyahu will head to the white house during the same trip to discuss the iranian nuclear program with president barack obama. he's expected to encourage obama to increase the pressure on iranian leaders with the use of force as an option. >>> time now for the latest in business, federal reserve chairman ben bernanke has hinted for months that the current round of quantitative ea

>>> mi papÁ trabajo mucho tiempo en unicef, y en mucho tiempo lo hizo en nairobi. y el estaba jubilado, estaba retirado de unicef, y se desempeÑaba como consultor para diferentes agencias. y justamente tenÍa un contrato de trabajo con la universidad de liverpool para poder trabajar desde allÁ, y lo Único que esperaba su visa de trabajo para irse a inglaterra, esto ocurriÓ a dÍas que recibiera su visa de trabajo. >>> y su hermana de 13 aÑos con quiÉn estÁ en estos momentos. quÉ le ha dicho? >>> bueno, ella los primeros dÍas estuvo en compaÑia de familiares, amigos de la familia, ellos han estado encargandose de ella. y ella todavÍa estÁ en el hospital, no tiene un telÉfono, pero hable con mi hermano ayer y me dijo que se estÁ recuperando en el aspecto fÍsico. >>> claro, el emocional serÁ diferente. >>> cÓmo repatriaran los restos de su padre. >>> no hay embajada peruana, pero la cancillerÍa peruana esÁa en contacto con la embajada de chile que presta el apoyo desde el dÍa de ayer, y tambiÉn en coordinaciÓn con naciones unidas. >>> gracias, ri

unicef said education is the least funded sector in the camp, schools can only accommodate less than half the number of school age children. >> unicef has only received a third of the $45 million appeal to fund this year's megs education program. the most pressing need now is for $11 million to fund urgently needed school supplies, build new schools and train teachers. >> in some cases there might be, for now we've seen donor response, but we're worried for the next year because we're not sure how the level of funding. >> the plight of these syrian refugees could be one that drags on for a while. that's why aid agencies feel funding education is important to prevent the loss of a generation of young syrians. >> for the latest on syria we'll bring you the latest developments as they happen. >>> missouri lawmakers are poised to vote on a bill that aims at laws. they would override a bill to make it illegal for federal authorities to confiscate a person's weapon. it goes against the constitution. we're going oh missouri city. despite warnings from the state attorney generals, it looks l

unicef said 4 million children are affected by the war. >> we are joined now by the head of mission for doctors without borders in aman, jordan. thank you for joining us. the sufficient defense secretary has been saying that a strike on syria wouldn't necessarily lead to an increase in refugee flows into jordan. would you agree with that assessment? >> well, right now, there is no tangible evidence of massive in flux of population, and movements of population. still, it can be expected that prior or after the strike, there will be some movement of population. at this point, unicef is getting ready for a possible response from jordan. >> how are you getting ready? >> preparing to be on site, and as well as enough medication and equipment to respond to the need. >> it's interesting that the numbers of refugees coming into jordan even seems to have dipped. do you know why that is? >> well, we are witnessing a decrease in the number of arrival of refugees in jordan. at this time, it's difficult to know what are the reasons behind that. what is really important for us is that well basically,

liz: finally as we finish up, you have a unicef campaign you're working on. great for the corporation has a heart as well. >> i think a corporation has to have a heart and a soul. we believe in a culture of generosity for employees and for our customers and we could not be more thrilled to be partnering with unicef on the trick-or-treat campaign as part of our hsn cares program. anybody who wants their halloween, go and shop because a portion of the proceeds are going to go to unicef. liz: mindy grossman there at the nasdaq, congratulations on great stock performances. thank you. >> thanks, liz. thank you for having me. liz: the closing bell ringing in 26 minutes. gold is on fire. up more than $100 since ben bernanke dodged the taper. should you get to us on a gold now or is it looking too expensive at this moment? we will break that down after the break. [ res reec] ♪ malennouer ] 1.21igawts. tod, th's ey. gis rolutni pow. supcharng tbine witadvaed hdwar aninnotiveoftwe. ing ta pdictely helpoweenti cits. sohe tbineof tay.. wl por usll.. to t fute. ♪ anth

hubo una víctima hispana, se trata del medico peruano juan jose ortiz, un funcionario jubilado de la unicef, habrioa ido al centro para disfrutar de un día de compras con su hija de 13 años >> hablo con univisión sobre su padre. >> se encontraban en las puertas de ingreso del centro comercial entonces los terroristas probablemente son los primeros a ellos a los que atacaron >> su padre solo regreso para hacer unos tramites para viajar a inglaterra >> apenas nos enteramos hemos tenido que empezar a regresar los tramites para poder viajar, para tramitarla la repatración del cuerpo de mi papa >> la tragedia también la comparten los familaires de víctima y heridos >> han pasdo más de 24 horas desde que irrumpieron en el centro >> testigos califican las escenas como las de una verdadera guerra >> el presidente barack obama ofrecio el apoyo de su gobierno para que sean atrapados ante la justicia >> esto crea una alerta sobre la revisión de seguridad de los centros comerciales >> después de este atentado muchos nos preugn estamos quienes son los terroristas de al shadad >> al shabab que s

for more on this, we're joined by a unicef spokesperson and children's rights activist. welcome to al jazeera. first, which countries have the highest rates of child mortality at the moment? >> well, we are looking at obviously the countries of priority are the big populous countries. we have a huge child mortality burden in nigeria, congo, and we're very concerned about countries in western central africa, where we have seen a continuation of conflict or poor health services that aren't reaching the majority of children with the quality of care that they need. >> what are the leading causes of death among children in these countries? >> i think what we have got to remember is we're talking about preventable child deaths. deaths from malaria, diarrhea, and you pneumonia. and underlying those conditions are poor new tradition. so the clinical work ahead is how do we do what we know best, simple things like getting things to sleep under nets, vaccinatio vaccinations, better water and sanitation. ethiopia is a country we're celebrating. it has achieved a two-thirds reductio

en perÚ, lloran la muerte del doctor juan josÉ ortiz, que se habÍa retirado de la unicef. se encontraba con su hija de 13 aÑos al momento del ataque. >>> el daÑo fÍsico que ha tenido es el emocional, cuando esto ha pasado, yo sÉ que han transcurrido 20 o 30 minuto desde que llegÓ la ambulancia a recogerlo y el cuerpo de mi padre tratando de reaccionar. >>> es difÍcil aceptar una muerte asÍ de un momento a otro, que lo maten una diplomÁtica mexicana, y una ciudadana nicaragÜense, escaparon a la lluvia de balas comenzÓ el sÁbado cuando el grupo radical islÁmico, al shabab tomÓ el centro comercial. la foto de niÑos separados de sus padres, y el horror de las personas que huÍan y aquellos que no pudieron escapar. dueÑos de ni gozos armados trataron de defenderse y proteger a su clientela que buscaban donde sea para esconderse. >>> las autoridades, quenianas, dicen que al parecer los autores de la masacre, son parte de una milicia multinacional, que po dr podrÍa incluir estadounidenses esto Último no ha sido confirmado >>> >>> este ataque muestra que una vez m

. >>> ortiz estaba rito rad de unicef y ahora estaba como consultor en la regiÓn. >>> y estados unidos ha cond naldo el acto. >>> esto laeps seriedad y la amplitud del reto al que nos enfrentamos con terroristas despiadados como esto. >>> y el presidente barack obama expresÓ el lunes condolencias, y describiÓ la situacion como un asunto de preocupaciÓn global, y mientras tanto, hoy tres hombres parece queron ante una corte en el new york, para enfrentar cargos federales de terrorista mÓ por vÍnculos con el grupo, y la fiscalÍa dice con los jÓvenes son peligroso y los son de una unidad de atacante suicidas que buscaba hacer daÑo a estados unidos y otros paÍses occidental, no se le vincula con el ataque de kenia. >>> ilia regreso contigo. >>> gracias por la informaciÓn, y en breve surgen pronos taso deep contratas para jilsz ar el debate sobre la reforma en la cÁmara baja. >>> y california respuesta cali se prepara para expendo ir derechos y responsabilidades de millones de inmigrante wlurngs jugada le saliÓ muy cara a una estrella del fÚtbol argentino. >>> al regresar, los

y ademÁs hablaremos sobre una campaÑa unicef que quiere concientizar a los padres sobre lo fÁcil de conocer un pedÓfilo a nuestros niÑos. esto y mÁs en nuestra ediciÓn nocturna, los espero. >>> unos niÑos en... crean un juego de video que ha interesado a cientos de personas. pero no lo hicieron para divertirse si no para ayudar a un amigo >>> y tambiÉn, la caÍda de un globo aero estÁtico las imagenes al volver. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> la familia en el vecindario disfrutaban de una fiesta en la cuadra, un oso panda cayÓ del cielo. no se trata de una pelÍcula de terror, sino de lo que ocurriÓ en san diego california. >>> cuando ocurriÓ. es que un inmenso globo aer aerostÁtico, con forma de oso panda, cayÓ a la calle. resultaron ilesos, a los vecinos les quedarÁ el recuerdo el dÍa en que un oso panda cayÓ del cielo. >>> cuando rodrigo guzmÁn fue deportado a mÉxico, sus compaÑeros comenzaron una campaÑa para ayudarle a regresar. luis mejid dijo que en un videojuego encontraron la manera de seguir juntos, a pesar de leyes y miles de millas que los separan. >>> para los compa

unicef is desperate for donations to syria. it's our duty as human beings to give back. join the movement. impact your world. cnn.com/impact. >> go ahead, do it. good idea. thank you, lucy. investigators have recovered three guns, three guns from yesterday's shooting rampage. we're taking a closer look how many weapons the shooter actually had access to. we'll speak to senator richard blumenthal who earlier this year wanted universal background checks after the tragic mass shooting at the sandy hook elementary school in connecticut. [ female announcer ] we lowered her fever. you raise her spirits. we tackled your shoulder pain. you make him rookie of the year. we took care of your cold symptoms. you take him on an adventure. tylenol® has been the number 1 doctor recommended brand of pain reliever for over 20 years. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol®. jim, i adore the pool at your hotel.ver had to make.uch more. anna, your hotels have wondrous waffle bars. ryan, your hotels' robes are fabulous. i have twelve of them. twelve? shhhh, i'm worth

. >> unicef says a million people are at risk in nmabia. >>> pakistan has released one of the founding members of the taliban. he had been in prison in pakistan for for past three years. he was the taliban's second in demand afghanistan. during this time he became close fence to the group's spiritual leader. in 2010 he was arrested in karachi during a joint cia operation. let's hear from a correspondent who is in islamabad. how important is his release? >> reporter: the release is extremely important because this has come at the request of a afghan government's request. they came to have him released from pakistani custody. the council also welcoming the novembethemove. the afghan says he may be able to influence the taliban. interesting, earlier, the afghan government is said to be in secret talks and was considered and therefore also until favor of the peace talks. but after, they saw a major setback. the release came in a time when they try to reach some sort of a political settlement it ice not clear if he will stay in pakistan even though he will be in pakistan and not handed over

>> the buses that take them to the refugee camps also, any children in danger are taken to unicef. at the moment, it's syrian kurdish people coming across the border. the iraqi kurds and syrian kurds have a common language, a common history. it's much easier to absorb them into this society. the real fear for the iraqi kurds is syrian arabs coming across the border in great number. >> that's the fear for the unhcr as well, not because they are syrian airabs but because of the shear numbers. the un refugee agency say they are facing a funding shortingage which means they will struggle with any new influx because of any potential military strike. >> keep it here to al jazeera for continuing coverage of the crisis in syria. you can also stay up to date 24 hours a day at our website, aljazeera.com. the latest readings at japan's troubled fukushima power plant show radiation levels are 18 times higher than once thought, levels that could kill a person in just four hours. the tokyo electric power company says the measurements were taken near the bottom of a storage tank during inspection

any children in danger are taken to unicef. at the moment, it's only syrian kurdish people coming across this border. the iraqi kurds and syrian kurds, common language, a common history so it's much easier to absorb them into this society. the real fear for the iraqi kurds is syrian arabs coming across the border in great number. >> that'st the una result, the che shear numbers, they say they are facing a funding shortage which means they are going to struggle with any new influx of refugees because of any potential military strike. >> that's umran chan from the border situation. this keep it at al jazeera for the coverage on the crisis in syria. state up to date 24 hours a day by checking in on our website, axis.com. >> nelson man dela arrived home on sunday nearly three months after spending that time in the hospital. the ament apartheid leader still is in critical condition. mandel a's home has been set up to provide the intensive care he still needs. the 95-year-old is with his family and with the same medical staff that tr

poverty plan within them to hear us we have drastically reduced child mortality in brazil a recent unicef report highlights brazil as a country that has fostered one of the major drops in the child mortality indicator in the whole world children are a top priority for brazil this is translated in our commitment to education we are the one country in the world that has most increased public investment in the educational sector according to the latest o.e.c.d. report water. by means of a law we have now earmarked seventy five percent of all your revenue must go to education and twenty five percent to the health sector. is the president in the debate on the twenty your post twenty fifteen development agenda we should focus on the results attained that they were blessed with the conference as killie drivers the majors that we took in rio de janeiro consisted in placing poverty at the very center of the sustainable development and poverty is the present is not a problem that is peculiar only to developing countries and environmental protection is not a goal and ought to be pursued only way in

so unicef it's a vibration in the defense ministry to balance out its losses may have been in vain a stack of management mistakes have been revealed which have caused the u.k.'s military over one and a half billion pounds dot com tells you where the money's biting blunders were. and we used to seeing russia's armed forces parade through red square but for eight days. into military officers from around the world check out our gallery of the brand which has just concluded in the capital. right seat. first for you and i would think that your. orders would. be in the. some of the world's other headlines now romania's witnessing a mass protest against plans to build europe's large open cars goldmine thousands have marched nationwide to voice their criticism over a draft approval for canadian company to mine for gold and silver in western transylvania an environmentalist say the mine could become an ecological time bomb a project would mean the deal shushing of historic sites dating back to the roman empire and four mountains in the area hundreds of families will also have to be relocated.

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children's fund unicef has reached more than 180,000 uprooted children with health support in clinics and also helped more than 10 million people in syria access drinking water. for its part, the u.n. refugee agency, unhcr, and its partners, have reached more than 1.5 million people with much needed supplies. of course there are many more people outside of syria in neighboring countries receiving assistance. i'd also advise you that the secretary general spoke this morning with the foreign minister of france. he will continue to stay in touch with world leaders in the days to come. yes? [ inaudible question ] >> as you can see, the news conference continues at the international press corps at the united nations discussing the very latest information. let's keep on listening. >> -- full security council meeting as you'll be aware. secretary general did speak to the permanent members of the security council already, and he intends to speak to the nonpermanent members of the security council in the days to come. and i think that will probably be on tuesday. we can give you more details a

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accident is being blamed on a time which forced one of the vehicles into oncoming traffic according to unicef over twenty eight thousand every year in road traffic accidents. i'll be back with a news team with more fully in half an hour from now meantime mexico as it is in new york to expose the latest stack of blunders by those with bulging one it's that softer the brain. fans of the shock to your football club and kind of conduct kazakhstan believe that a certain special ritual help them achieve victory against the world famous scottish team celtic this ritual was sacrificing a sheep at the stadium as someone who lived in kazakhstan for two years i know there's a real meat eating country with deeply rooted traditions in livestock racing so this news is unusual but maybe it's not completely bizarre for the culture of course defenders of animal rights who don't seem to realize that the sheep would be turned into people of the next few days anyways demanded that you a full officials punish the shock to a club for the actions of individual fans this is the same logic as if someone wearing a sex

is being blamed on a burst tire which forced one of the vehicles into oncoming traffic according to unicef over twenty eight thousand iranians die every year in road traffic accidents . in india four men have been convicted for the fatal gang rape of a medical student back in december they now face the death penalty off the brutally assaulting a twenty three year old woman on a bus who later died of her injuries crowds outside the court demanded they be hanged in a few months ago tough new measures were introduced after the crime sparked mass rest. after the break i mean morton talks and gagging orders and chemical weapon it pocus and i'll be back with a news team with more for you in just over half an hour from now stay with us this is. fans of the shocked your football club and kind of gonda kazakhstan believe that a certain special ritual help them achieve victory against the world famous scottish team celtic this ritual was sacrificing a sheep at the stadium and someone who lived in kazakhstan for two years i know there's a real meat eating country with deeply rooted traditions in live

accident has been blamed on a burst which was one of the vehicles into on coming traffic according to unicef over twenty eight thousand iranians die every year in road traffic accidents. to india now four men have been convicted for the fatal gang rape of a medical student back in december and face the death penalty of a brutally assaulting a twenty three year old woman on a bus and later died of injuries crowds outside the court demanded they be hanged and a few months ago tough new measures were introduced after the crime sparked mass unrest . the us federal court has imposed a gagging order on jailed journalist barrett brown he's facing more than one hundred years. in prison over his work related to exposing on line surveillance was being seen as the latest example in the campaign targeting investigative journalism and whistle blowing by the obama administration i mean martin takes a closer look at breaking the set coming up at eight hundred g.m.t. . that's a good journalist barrett brown has been in prison for nearly a year for shedding light on the dark underbelly of the private intelli

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>>> mi papÁ trabajo mucho tiempo en unicef, y en mucho tiempo lo hizo en nairobi. y el estaba jubilado, estaba retirado de unicef, y se desempeÑaba como consultor para diferentes agencias. y justamente tenÍa un contrato de trabajo con la universidad de liverpool para poder trabajar desde allÁ, y lo Único que esperaba su visa de trabajo para irse a inglaterra, esto ocurriÓ a dÍas que recibiera su visa de trabajo. >>> y su hermana de 13 aÑos con quiÉn estÁ en estos momentos. quÉ le ha dicho? >>> bueno, ella los primeros dÍas estuvo en compaÑia de familiares, amigos de la familia, ellos han estado encargandose de ella. y ella todavÍa estÁ en el hospital, no tiene un telÉfono, pero hable con mi hermano ayer y me dijo que se estÁ recuperando en el aspecto fÍsico. >>> claro, el emocional serÁ diferente. >>> cÓmo repatriaran los restos de su padre. >>> no hay embajada peruana, pero la cancillerÍa peruana esÁa en contacto con la embajada de chile que presta el apoyo desde el dÍa de ayer, y tambiÉn en coordinaciÓn con naciones unidas. >>> gracias, ri

the global communications director for unicef, we appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> compare these to other humanitarian crises that are worldwide? >> the this is the biggest humanitarian crisis in 20 years. we are talking about 6 million people that are needing humanitarian assistance. only if we talk about the refugees 2 million people are escaped from syria and are living with nothing in turkey iraq jordan and lebanon half them are children and we are talking about the biggest humanitarian trials that have been experienced. >> what's been done to help them and what are the condition of the camps on the border? >> the camp is a desert and is one of the biggest studies in jordan. 120,000 people live there. we have to guarantee drinking water sanitation health, but also to guarantee a future for them. so now their needs are enormous and increasing every day. >> the u.n. sounded the alarm today. what needs to happen? >> what needs to happen now is to guarantee that these millions of people in the region, that need immediate humanitarian assistance to survive are really, really can't

unicef is assisting the refugees wherever they can. they sent 100 tons of supplies to the region of iraq where 200,000 syrians are living, 20 thousand of them are children. if you would like to contribute to the fun you can find the link on our facebook page. >>> and casting the vote on the syrian intervention, three members of the foreign affairs committee will join me next. [ male announcer ] what's important to you? at humana, our medicare agents sit down with you and ask. hanging out with this guy. he's just the love of my life. [ male announcer ] getting to know you is how we help you choose the humana medicare plan that works best for you. mi familia. ♪ [ male announcer ] we want to help you achieve your best health, so you can keep doing the things that are important to you. keeping up with them. i love it! [ male announcer ] helping you -- now that's what's important to us. >>> the team of dempsey and hagel made their case for the intervention into syria before the house foreign affairs committee. >> some have tried to sugges

unicef. they have been doing heroic work on the ground, but nevertheless because there is not enough of a response to meet the need, kids are suffering. everyone is suffering and want protection. they don't want to fear whether they are going to eat well. i have to be honest with you. they are saying the conditions inside the camp, i also have seen refugees in turkey. there is a big flood moving into iraq. some of these conditions, they have acknowledged that they have been using the word brutal. in fact there were refugees who were leaving to go back into syria because they would rather die facing the possibility of fire than to live under those conditions in the camps. you can get an idea the sense of trauma and the psychological damage and the worry about food and being in this really open field in the environment. the effort has been inadequate. >> we were talking about this before, but what is the sense among the people about this conflict? what is the sense of assad and whether he may b

that's why there's so much concern that the humanitarian organizations like unicef, like the unhcr and the red cross and others are simply not going to be able to meet the humanitarian needs of these people. we spent the day speaking to refugees and the doctors that we were speaking to told us that 50% of the children they're dealing with have mall nutrition. they're suffering from skin diseases because they don't have access to clean water. this is the major concern that these countries and organizations are facing and the anxiety is increasing every day. >> and the anxiety also over the rebels, ayman. you've been in this region, you know it better than anyone. you've got this "new york times" video that was obtained by the "times" reportedly by a rebel who has grown disgusted with the behavior that shows seven members of the regime being executed. the syrian coalition and supreme military council want to make sure in their statement and make it clear that they have not and they do condemn this type of behavior but it brings the other concern of who the rebels are around if a military

also, any children in danger are taken to unicef. now, at the moment it's only syrian kurdish people coming across the border. of course, the iraqi kurds and syrian kurds have a common language and history, so it's easier to absorb them into this society. the real fear for the iraqi kurds is syrian ar rabs coming across the border because of the shear numbers. the u.n. refugee agency say they have a shortage, a funding shortage, which means they're going to struggle with any new influx of refugees because of any potential military strike. >> joining me to discuss what appears to be a deepening religious divide in syria is robert pate, a professor of political science at the university of chicago. thank you for being with us. >> good to be here. >> is this a religious war, and if so, who is against who? >> it partly is a religious war, but it's not simple a sunni/shea split. that's what we're used to hearing about in the middle east. here we have five major religious groups where there's tension. we have sunnis and shea and kurds and

does a lot of very good things and just unicef alone is something worth having. they come together one time. they put the u.n. here. what else will you do? >> somewhere else. >> disaster. i know new yorkers don't want it. put it somewhere, i don't know, put it in syria. they could put it where there's more parking. they never pay for the parking tickets when they're here and then hitting people. their drivers are busted for d is which happened this morning and basically -- you know what it is? people from the other countries live in miserable places. this is the best time. >> of course. >> this is the best time. let's come to new york. go to the strip obñclubs. eat strip steaks. the weather. >> one more suggestion and then i'll shut up. if it has to be in new york, let's put it at the top of the freedom tower. the new world trade center tower. the top. if you want to think about hitting that tower, you'll take down the u.n. >> the whole bush administration, every time you came to the u.n. they wanted to talk about the number one front page story was global warmi

unicef is assisting the refugees wherever they can. they sent 100 tons of supplies to the region of iraq where 200,000 syrians are living, 20 thousand of them are children. if you would like to contribute to the fun you can find the link on our facebook page. >>> and casting the vote on the syrian intervention, three members of the foreign affairs committee will join me next. this is for you. ♪ [ male announcer ] bob's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. i got this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. whether you're just starting your 401(k) or you are ready for retirement, we'll help you get there. >>> the team of

>> look, there's church and there's unicef and the pope and there's me. i've given all i can give. no, i've given all i'm going to give. you two stay together. everybody's happy. i know i am. >> 2-3. >> 2-3. god bless us all. >> lieutenant fox had a reason for releasing holloman and wright from segregation. >> the main reason i wanted to get them out as soon as possible is to lesson the impact they're going to have on the guy. laudone did pretty much everything he could to ruin his life in prison. and i did everything i can. i mean, i've talked to him, i've tried to get him come clean with us. i've kicked these guys out of seg. hopefully that lessens some of the impact on him. >> oh, i'm sure it will. >> lieutenants piper and fox have decided to question laudone again. but first, laudone asks to speak to piper alone. >> i'm feeling that nobody is on my side. i understand the predicament i put myself in. at the time i thought i did the right thing going to the officers and laying it all out there. >> and pointing out the shot caller? >> right. >> and the shot caller never put hands

school where we sat round the table with government leaders, sat round the table with the big ngos, unicef and the global partnership for education, lirching to them talk about how they would convene together to deliver schooling for children as part of the humanitarian response. it needs to go in alongside food and health care and shelter for those children. >> what do americans need to know? because this country has been turning inward, not only because of the economic problems but because of the political pressures from the right. >> americans need to know that, you know, children are everywhere, are children. and the normalcy that's needed for their lives, to be able to sit in a school room and enjoy a school meal and, you know, have something return to normal is important, and that it's the world community coming together of the the united states was represented at that table yesterday. if you think about it, maybe ten countries, each contributing under $20 million apiece would deliver schooling for all of those children with the plan that already exists. >> how have the business lead

today they get medical attention and vaccines thanks to unicef. make no mistake, lebanon is buckling under the weight of the refugees who arrive here every 15 seconds. in this country of over four million, the united nations say there are some 720,000 registered refugees but doctors here believe the number to be more than twice that. >> it's very, very a lot. very a lot. >> reporter: more than one in every four people in lebanon is a refugee, he tells me. and it's the people living in these surrounding communities that is sending messages to the refugees in these camps. this will never be your home. this can never be your home. the children's smiles belie an awful way of life. and not being wanted or adopted in their home country. there are no fixed water facilities or sanitation. instead, just the steady stream of sewage snaking its way through this 5,000 person camp. they have lost everything, their material possessions, their dignity, their permanence. to simply live like this, aid groups say refugee groups are required to pay 100 u.s. dollars

. >> interesting because i brought with me a very recent report from unicef just out. the study's titled "climate change: children's challenge," and the report argues that children bear the brunt of climate change, even though they are the least responsible for it, and that they are passionate and vocal, as your daughter was, about the need for action. >> absolutely right. everywhere in the world i go, from the united states to china, young people get it, they're concerned. they understand that we are running out of time, and they believe more and more that the current adult leadership of the world is betraying their future. but i want to believe that there is enough humanity in all of us, that even the ceo of a coal company, an oil company or a gas company can actually -- fossil fuel companies, have children and grandchildren. and i'm constantly in my conversations with the leaders of the fossil fuel companies, as well as other polluting companies, saying to them, listen, put your children and your grandchildren's future in the middle of this conversation. and i think