so, i reach out to unicef, to amnesty have national and all of the organizations i work with. what is the situation out there? what am i going to do? i went there and they tell me, well, you can make a statement if you want. >> that's what i did. >> what you did? >> that's what i did. i said, we cannot blame everybody for our problems. >> that's exactly what i said. when we are the problem, ourself, when we hijacked our own population for one reason or the other, we can't just sit here and think that that's going to go away if we don't face the problem that we create. >> so when you decide where to perform and you've got several concert dates coming up in the summer, you really don't pay attention to the political situation because you want everyone to hear your music? >> absolutely. everywhere. good or bad. but if the public is there, i will play the show. >> you had some really stellar collaborations with artists quite varied, everyone from santana to josh groban. is there any that stands out in your mind as one that was particularly meaningful to you. >> all of them are mea

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en ese trayecto se enfrentan a numerosos riesgos de acuerdo a unicef, los menores estarÁ expuesto a sufrirel juez. >> buenas noches, aunque no conozcamos el domicilio de felix, sabemos que ya no serÁ en la cÁrcel. tras cuatro aÑos ya estÁ en libertad. fue la libertad condicional luego de ser detenida por una causa de lavado de dinero. >> deberÁ abstenerse de tomar bebidas alcohÓlicas y visitar clubes nocturnos. felix morel se mostrÓ contento de poder encontrarse con su familia. >> estoy en paz con dios. >> se espera que a partir de la semana que viene comience a trabajar nuevamente. esta es toda la informaciÓn regresamos al centro de noticias. >> en venezuela, familiares de reclusos pidieron por el bienestar de sus familiares que estÁn detenidos. particularmente, despuÉs del motÍn en el que hubo casi 60 muertos. este penitenciario es uno de los mÁs violentos de todo el paÍs. >> a continuaciÓn la doctora marisa fuentes no dicen quÉ pescados se deben evitar ingerir durante el embarazo o lactancia. >> gracias por acompaÑarnos en el segmento de hoy. la pregunta de una de nuestras espectadores

london summit, cochaired by actress angelina jolie, who has made several trips to the countries as a unicef ambassador. >> time to check on the news elsewhere in the world. clintonion that hillary will be throwing her hat into the ring as a presidential candidate continues to rise. the former u.s. secretary of state launched her much anticipated book tour. she said they were broke when they lived at the white house. forreds of fans lined up the first public signing of the memoir, called hard truth. soldiers have been killed accidentally by friendly fire in southern afghanistan. an afghan soldier and his children also died in the airstrike. officials say coalition forces had been called in for air support when they were attacked by the taliban. an investigation is now under way. the deaths of school students in a very disaster in april. ofost serious charge homicide through willful negligence. powerptain said he had no to stop the company from overloading the ship. germany's angela merkel has restated her support for john could younger -- jean-claude juncker to take over as head of the europ

yo hago mucho trabajo con la unicef por los niÑos y el fÚtbol porque los aleja de las drogas, de los por contar una historia donde visto morir familia y amigos como este joven. mi mejor amigo, dice, tuvo un problema de deudas de droga tenÍa ocho aÑos recuerdo que abrÍ la puerta de mi casa y cuando Él saliÓ lo mataron delante de mÍ. yo solo quiero ser un jugador de fÚtbol dice este joven para alimentar los sueÑos ronaldo conocido con el apodo de fenÓmeno vino a ver a los de las favelas que sÓlo tienen algo en mente irse a espaÑa para ayudar a sus familias. dicen que la elecciÓn de las calles va mÁs allá de la fama buen dinero que un jugador pueda tener, tiene que ver con formar parte de la selecciÓn verde amarilla. un dÍa si dios quiere defenderÉ la camiseta de brasil. en esto piensa la madre de rian quien estÁ segura de que su hijo serÁ un grande salido de esta favela. en rÍo de janeiro, marÍa antonieta collins, univisiÓn. >> hay una enorme presiÓn sobre el equipo verde amerella para que gane el mundial a Última vez que se disputÓ en este paÍs perdiÓ brasil y aÚn no se recuperan del

you would really have to talk to unicef or a similar program for more precise information. obviously, they are limbering up. there are reports of people also returning to muzzle --mosul. the situation the city is quiet and some feel sufficiently encouraged to return. others are absolutely petrified by what has been going on and will not return until they feel it is safe to do so. >> ruppert, thank you for taking the time to speak with us. you are the spokesperson for the high commission on human rights there for the u.n. fit -- foreign affairs representative said russian tanks are rolling over the border. there was a tense phone conversation between the countries to leaders, telling him it was unacceptable. wooten for his part has denied the allegations. for his part has denied the allegations. >> according to intelligence and surveillance, despite the russian federation statements that it welcomes the peace process and that the order has been given to strengthen border controls, within the last three days we have been observing columns passing through checkpoints captured

. >> reporter: it's quicker, cheeper and unicef hands out chlorine to dose the bowsers. this man is recovering from cholera at a doctors without borders clinic and says "sometimes i buy clean water, sometimes i can't afford it." south sudan's government says a lack of resource and a return to internal conflict stalled plans to fix the problems. >> when there is poor hygiene, because. not well managed sewage system, the population will be definitely effected with this kind of disease. >> in juba town, row sewerage pulled behind buildings, running into channels that feed the nile. newly built oxidation ponds charge fees and are too small for one of the fastest growing cities in africa. in these conditions cholera will come back. >>> china's state broadcaster released footage showing a knife attack during a chess game. two attackers were killed. a third cap tired. it is home to muslim uyghurs. separatists have been blamed by the government for a series of recent attacks. >> relatives of dozens of asylum seekers seekers killed in a shipwreck off cild launched a -- christmas

unicef gave the situation in iraq its most severe disaster grade -- level three. the same as the crisis in syria. this week, president obama said american combat troops are not fighting in iraq again, but that the u.s. is sending up to 300 military advisers. >> there's no military solution inside of iraq, certainly not one that has led by the united states. but there is an urgent need for an inclusive political process, a more capable iraqi security force and counterterrorism efforts that deny groups like isil a safe haven. >> there's been a deadly string of attacks in kenya. more than 60 people in several coastal villages were killed by gunmen who went door to door asking if those inside were muslim. those who answered no were shot. the islamist militant group al shabab claimed responsibility, but the kenyan government said its political rivals are to blame. this week, the government said it killed five people suspected of having been involved in the attacks. >>> here at home, the general assembly of the presbyterian church usa gathered in detroit to vote on a se

the child protection chief of unicef. >>> a woman in south sudan started a refuge for children caught in the sex trade there. >> reporter: cassie is a familiar visitor to juba's red light districts. she does not judge the women, but comes to extract children, young girls caught up in the sex trade. >> we have a meeting in the morning, and they tell you what happened in the night, and for me i thought "what am i hearing? what is happening to the chip? they are in -- children, they are in disco areas and me are sleeping with them.". >> reporter: cathy has seen girls as young as eight or nine working in the brothels. she couples to retrieve a girl we'll call super, who is 14. >> i sleep with three men a day, it's as many as i can manage. >> reporter: too many girls are on the streets or living in the slums, at risk of sexual abuse or violence. the ones working in the brothel say working there gives them ipp dependence and an income. >> some girls say "mum, it's better to do it for money than for free." . >> reporter: the girls face great risk, some becoming h.i.v. positive with no idea w

. >> it's quicker, cheaper, and unicef hands out water solutions, but most are too poor for this. this man is recovering from cholera at a special doctors without border clinic. he said sometimes i buy water but sometimes i can't forward it. >> when there is poor hygiene because of they are not well managed system they will be effected with this kind of decease. >> raw sewage runs into channels that feed the nile. newly built oxidation ponds charge fees for the disposal and are already too small for one of the fastest growing cities in africa. in these conditions cholera will just keep coming back. >> a new allegation against some police departments in a polygamist sect area. maria ines ferre with more news. >> reporter: two towns along the utah-arizona border are influenced bisect leaders. they want to disband the agency that is oversee warren jeffs polygamist group. they're asking for a monitor to oversee th them. >>> a child sex abuse website owner is going to prison for 30 years. the investigation into his website led to the conviction of more than 600 u.s. based customers. >>

esto preocupa a la unicef, que pidiÓ que adopten programas para educar y retener a los jÓvenes.Ó con tres niÑos que cruzaron dos fronteras. flavio, que te dijeron. >> asÍ es como maría leticia. me dijeron que se fijaron una meta. el objetivo era estar al lado de su madre sin importar el riesgo que eso representaba. inocentes pero decididos a enfrentar un recorrido incierto, dos fronteras y tres paÍses. un camino donde muchos pierden la vida. Éstos niÑos de 15, 13:10 aÑos, salieron hace ocho meses de guatemala. sÓlo si con el Único objetivo de encontrarse con su madre. >> nada mÁs nos pidieron ropa y... unas mochilas y un carro. nos mandaron en un bus. >> fue cuando nos vinimos para acÁ. >> pero la mayor nos dice que llegÓ a sentir mucho miedo. >> fue cuando nos agarraron. sentÍ mucho miedo de que nos deportaran, y no pudiera ver mÁs a mi mamá. >> salieron de su paÍs sin consentimiento de su madre. >> pero cuando yo escuchÉ que ellos venÍan para acÁ, me sorprendÍ. y, a la vez, me atormente. >> existe una crisis humanitaria de niÑos que dejan todo por el todo para llegar a los est

getting -- we made -- i think we made 6 million pounds last time for various charities including unicefith that many fans. do people play hard? >> well, it's kind of -- the english team, right? they take it very seriously. first day of training -- you do three days training -- the english team, all these celebrities, all actors, right? "not the face, not the face." [ laughter ] and -- singers and some professionals as well. they all turn up, the entire team. and they're like, "we're going to win it! we're going to win this thing!" the rest of the world team, last year, there were six of us and one professional on the first day of training. not even enough for four a side football, right? [ laughter ] so, it is kind of unbalanced. so, we were like, "ah, whatever, it is what it is. we're going to battered. it's going to be fine." but as soon as you step on the field, it's just like, "i'm going to break your legs, man." [ laughter ] but, yes, it can -- it gets a little bit serious. and gordon ramsey he plays for the rest the world team because as much as he sounds english, he's actually sc

. >> yes good select one like unicef. >> i applaud their sentiment but if you want people to see it andcharities, bigger. >> well, charities are all well and good but we cannot end the show without talking about kim kardashian. >> i thought we were go a day. >> you don't have to go a minute without her. she has her own doll. >> oh, my god. >> so thinks a trailer for the app. >> yes. >> it is called hollywood and thinks why art imitates life if you call this art. players can razor rise to fame and fortune by creating their own celebrity. this is exactly what she did. >> yes. >> pay for this app. >> she creates her own celebrity and she's offering it to the world. >> how much is that good 10.99 probably. >> thanks for being with us on this thursday, have a great day. >> and wear your

it's quicker, cheaper and unicef hands out chlorine solution to thousands but many locals are too poorfor this. he is recovering from chlorea with special doctors without borders clinic and tells us sometimes i buy clean water but sometimes i just can't afford it so the sudan government says lack of resources and return to internal conflict has stalled plans to fix the problems. >> when there is poor hygiene because of the not well managed sewage system, the population will be definitely affected with this kind of disease. >> reporter: in duba town raw sewage pooled behind buildings runs into channels that feed the nile. newly-built sewage oxidization ponds charge fees for disposal and are already too small for one of the fastest growing cities in africa, with these conditions chlorea will keep coming back, i'm with al jazeera in duba. >>> relatives of dozens of asylum seekers killed off christmas island in 2010 launched a legal case of australia and the government was at risk at sea but didn't do enough to prevent deaths and mostly people from iraq and iran were killed when the boat c

a british trained nurse 10 years in africa, then unicef, then amnesty international.n roth, the director of human rights watch, 27 consecutive years at human rights watch. there are a handful of people -- his revolving door policy if we implement a did, would have changed one person at human rights watch. to the extent there is a revolving door policy, it is with united nations. there are many people, myself included, who have worked at the united nations. there really is no basis to this kind of allegation. >> keane bhatt, can you respond specifically to what reed brody said about the number of former government officials from a number of other countries who are employed at human rights watch, what a specific focus on the u.s. government officials? >> one, what we're talking about is both working for the us government before and after human rights watch. in all of the countries you listed, i'm not aware of people who have worked in the government and human rights watch, then back in government. that is the revolving door phenomenon. if you have credible evidence of t

check out the page for responses to the crisis from unicef and great groups like save the children. again, cnn.com/impact. >>> coming up, a huge development in the search for the missing malaysian airlines flight 370. here is the deal. investigators have reanalyzed the data and come up with new results, and that means a major shift in the search area. we'll talk about that and i think i'm still half deaf from sitting in a bar last night hearing the screams over this painful ending, the last-second goal by portugal that snatched a clear win from the u.s. but have you heard about this theory today? the u.s. and germany, who they take on this thursday, agreeing for maybe a tie in the game helping both teams? we'll discuss that. >>> also ahead, former nfl star aaron hernandez facing a first degree murder charge and cnn has learned new information about this theory that prosecutors have in the case against him. stay right here. you are watching cnn. hi, credit report site andour i have a problem. i need to speak with your fraud resolution department. ugh, we don't have that. what should

>> look, there's church and there's unicef and the pope and there's me. i've given all i can give.e 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 on you?

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getting -- we made -- i think we made 6 million pounds last time for various charities including unicef and do people -- it's a charity event. but like, here you are in actual stadium with that many fans. do people play hard? >> well, it's kind of -- the english team, right? they take it very seriously. first day of training -- you do three days training -- the english team, all these celebrities, all actors, right? "not the face, not the face." [ laughter ] and -- singers and some professionals as well. they all turn up, the entire team. and they're like, "we're going to win it! we're going to win this thing!" the rest of the world team, last year, there were six of us and one professional on the first day of training. not even enough for four a side football, right? [ laughter ] so, it is kind of unbalanced. so, we were like, "ah, whatever, it is what it is. we're going to battered. it's going to be fine." but as soon as you step on the field, it's just like, "i'm going to break your legs, man." [ laughter ] but, yes, it can -- it gets a little bit serious. and gordon ramsey he plays

. >> reporter: she's also a unicef global ambassador, and three years ago, she was even appointed toon education for hispanics. does it ever get to the point where you think, you don't have do all of this, but you do? does it ever get overwhelming? >> it does get overwhelming. sometimes i do want to simplify my life. now i have baby at home. so i have to simplify things and let go of the reins a little bit. >> reporter: this was her son milan's first visit. her husband, spanish soccer star , is here. >> reporter: do you think you'll ever get married? >> if i had to get married, yes. >> reporter: you sure? >> oh, my god, have you seen him. while shakira has proven she's a global superstar, it's that quest to make herself relevant that keeps driving shakira to new heights. >> a lot of people are still not on board, so there's a lot of work to be done. >> reporter: a lot of convincing still. >> a lot of convincing. a lot of talking. a lot of doing, as well, and many more schools to open. >> what about when you get your haircut, do you give a tip then? >> oh, yeah. i want my head to look

unicef is declaring the situation is an emergency. >> guest: is certainly as a humanitarian emergencye many iraq if you're not interested in this fighting and would like to live in a peaceful stable nation and of course when you think about the children of these folks. a child as a child no matter where they are born and where they exist and living in these circumstances is terrific to us in the civilized world. i think americans should and can participate in the humanitarian relief effort and as patricia said the heat of iraq. i remember seeing the thermometer tag 145 degrees. it is oppressive and the things that will be born out of that crisis will add to it so the sooner we can get to that but it shouldn't be america alone. the neighborhood around their that have the closest dusters -- vested interest in finding the solution set. >> host: let's go to rossing connecticut independent caller. hi ross. >> caller: hi. i know that the government right now and the congress is -- benghazi and i understand that was a disaster and should be investigated but i compare that to iraq. i remember

according to unicef, more than 150 million young girls and 73 million boys are sexually assaulted everyn conflict-affected countries are the most vulnerable. and shockingly, few perpetrators are ever prosecuted. the actress angelina jolie is working to change that. this week she's taking part in a global summit in london with the goal of ending sexual violence during war. jolie sat down with cnn's christiane amanpour about why she got involved. >> you are moved by someone you meet. and for me, it was -- it was time and again meeting young girls, boys and women and men who talked about publicly could talk about all of their pains but privately would become very emotional and tell me about the rape and what had happened to them or the child they couldn't -- you know, they couldn't tell that the child was a child of rape or they couldn't -- they simply couldn't function anymore, and they carried this deep shame and this deep pain. and it was just too many. it was just one too many. >> jolie is calling for the international community to make holding those responsible for sexual violence a p

unicef has raised their disaster designation to its top-level. democratic caller. go ahead.m calling in response to the young lady from mississippi. this is george bush's debacle. i'm a retired rain. -- i'm a retired rain. we never should have gotten involved in iraq in the first place. retired marine. congress never would cooperate with obama. host: general petraeus has speech.london giving a the telegraph as this video of what he had to say on the situation in iraq. [video clip] >> there has to be a huge idea here and it has to be, if there is to be support for iraq, it has to be support for a government of iraq. a government of all the people and is representative of and responsive to all elements of iraq. president obama has been quite clear on this. this cannot be the united states being the air force for shia arabias or a shia on sunni fight. has to be a fight of all of iraq against extremists who happened to be sunni arabs. extremists that are wreaking havoc on a country that really had an enormous opportunity back in 2011. has made progress in certain areas, but has

keep up with unicef and its british spying partner g c h q rounds go hug coach who is scooping up users data out of the popular out of known as angry birds. although that could be legitimate spying so here i am inside a neighboring birds game and i can see why the n.s.a. is interested in what's going on here i mean it's this isn't. fair ball is hurdling over my head explosions just devastation all around me and one can only imagine what might happen if terrorists are placed in suddenly good ideas to use technology to this. relation. to seventy bombs. still though he laundry list of offenses by the nation's top spies which force congress to take action and rein in these n.s.a. abuses well just want to be use sort of the. it's called the usa freedom act and it initially game the sport of this guy but after two weeks of close consultation with the n.s.a. and congress that resulted in major changes to everything in the bill except it's patriotic usa freedom act to gain the support of this intelligence committee chairman mike rogers n.s.a. structures defender and friend with benefits who sto