you were appointetd unicef amba--ambassador, u um, the first chinese unicef ambassador, in 2010, rightknow, in the years that you were appointed, what kinds of changes have you seen, uh, in your work? not just with unicef, but obviously you're talking about the work that you're doing now. um, the country is changing it seems by the daday, right? in so many wa. lan: well, yes. well, the economic changes are very visible, but i think what is more fundamental is about the changes of our m mindset, about people, uh, or in the past, the chinese government was kind of ruling all and being responsible for everything, but then it's the upcoming of the market power and then the civic society which h are forming stronger pillars of the society. uh, so in the year of 2010, my foundations and culture foundation co-hosted the giving pledge dinner with bill and melinda gates foundation. both bill and warren buffet were there in beijing, meeting the top chinese leaders in business and philanthropy. at that time, there were only about the dozen, uh, private--i mean, family back--family background foun

you were appointetd unicef amba--ambassador, u um, the first chinese unicef ambassador, in 2010, rightu know, in the years that you were appointed, what kinds of changes have you seen, uh, in your work? not just with unicef, but obviously you're talking about the work that you're doing now. um, the country is changing it seems by the daday, right? in so many wa. lan: well, yes. well, the economic changes are very visible, but i think what is more fundamental is about the changes of our m mindset, about people, uh, or in the past, the chinese government was kind of ruling all and being responsible for everything, but then it's the upcoming of the market power and then the civic society which h are forming stronger pillars of the society. uh, so in the year of 2010, my foundations and culture foundation co-hosted the giving pledge dinner with bill and melinda gates foundation. both bill and warren buffet were there in beijing, meeting the top chinese leaders in business and philanthropy. at that time, there were only about the dozen, uh, private--i mean, family back--family background fo

today with the help of an ngo financed by unicef these adolescents are being retrained to integrate intoiety. they are being given the choice to learn vocational skills or go back to school. something that was inconceivable. killed,my parents were i had to take refuge with the militia. when i was mobilized i was 16. i did not want to go back to school. >> it's important that these children are given the opportunity to choose the vocation they want to follow. to the children during psychosocial activities and profiled them. we had forms with options for them to answer what they want to do with the rest of their lives. a former child soldier also made his choice. >> i'm starting mechanics. i was in the service and they took us to teach as mechanics. i like it and if i become a professional it will be good for me because there are no mechanics here. >> of the 12,000 child soldiers recruited in central africa during the conflict, unicef estimates that 6000 still need to be demobilized. belgium isourt in examining a request to extradite a suspect in the november paris attacks. he was the so-c

her boyfriend, orlando bloom, is also a good will ambassador and took his own unicef trip last month visiting kids in war torn ove over brangelina. looks like ka-bloom is the new humanitarian power couple. >> if you want to royalty trumping hollywood with prince william and kkte. they know how to make adorable babies. princess charlotte, i just want to squeeze those cheeks. >> just 13 months old, the little princess may not be the youngest royal for long. >> i think they definitely want to have another child. i think it will be sooner rather than later. my sources tell me they want their children close in age. >> william and kate spend most of their time 100 miles outside of london. the mansion was a wedding gift from the queen and security is extremely tight. >> if you happen to pull up outside, you're quickly moved on by a patrolling police car. prince pm put a no-fly zone in. >> in the new "vanity fair," katie nicholl writes charlotte's wife is extremely guarded. these official photos show a blue-eyed cutie who bears a strong resemblance to her great grandmother, the queen. >> ver

>> and then we caught version for unicef for its face-to-face fundraisers. the way they do that is usually someone with a clipboard on the street in europe or different countries, so they thought, what if we got people to experience virtual reality on the street? >> this really opened my eyes to the fact that there are children living without basic necessities like clean water. >> i was a little depressed about the situation for the people there. >> by using virtual reality unicef has been able to nearly double its donations on the street. but political decision makers will probably be less led by their emotions. and the misery of the 80,000 people in jordan's zaatari camp is very real. whether virtual reality can change that, remains to be seen. >> millions of people around the world may not have a solid roof over their heads but they still have a home of sorts. we visit a family in nepal where last year's earthquake continues to be felt. >> my name is niras and i live in kathmandu. after the earthquake i live in a tent. welcome to see my tent. come. mother

. >> reporter: we just got off the phone with an official from unicef. he says as many as the last five days, 900 people have been coming out of fallujah. civilians also from the center of the city. they say the conditions are terrible. exhausted, pale and dehydrated. many children suffering from malnutrition because of the lack of food within the city. of course, the situation all the more complicated as the iraqi army hasn't halted military operations, it seems to halted on the edges of town. they continue to bombard the city with artillery. there continue to be air strikes on isis targets within the city. at this point, it's not at all clear when they're going to go into fallujah itself. they've already run into a lot of resistance from isis. isis has been in control of fallujah for two and a half years. the iraqi army deployed outside of fallujah in september of last year. isis has had plenty of time to dig trenches and tunnels, rig booby traps and roadside bombs and prepare for this eventu eventuality. it declared it was establishing humanitarian co

unicef says clean water is in short supply. iraqi troops backed by u.s. coalition launched a military operation to try to capture that city from isis. cloouj fallujah is the last major area in western iraq controlled by that terror group. >>> this morning, video of two when wanted in the east bay. union city police say it shows the pairs shop lifting the items from a rite aid. the two len were later involved in piedmont, involving a car stolen from a house in union city. after the crash, both pen walked away from the scene before officers arriveled. anyone that knows where to find them should contact union city police. >> >>> monday night's ice is only on the books. >> texas penguins scored that tie breaking goal late in the 3rd, fans hoping to get that before game three and four. game three takes place on saturday. >> people have a short-term memory, right? wipe the slate clean? >> you don't want to do what the warriors did. >> don't let it slip too far. >> speaking of san jose, one of the spots waking up to 60s out. pretty warm out there. you can see fr

unicef's middle east branch said three hospitals were bombed in the space of three hours.e'll continue to follow this story. >>> a four-lane sinkhole opened up near the ottawa mall. look at this, swallowing a van. the crater formed just blocks from the canadian parliament and caused a gas leak. no injuries are reported. officials are trying to determine if nearby construction on a tunnel is the cause. >>> and police in los angeles were on a high speed chase. they believed he was armed as he raced down freeways. at a dead end he ditched the bike, but without his wheels he was not fast enough. the man was tackled by officers after scrambling down an embankment. >>> and entertainment tonight is reporting that bristol palin and dakota meyer are married. they said we are so happy to share the wonderful news that we are married. congratulations to them. >>> to cleveland, with their backs against the wall, down two games, hosting golden state, that's the situation, the cavs though they came up big. they raced out from the early double digit lead and never looked back. king james

. >> vicki:according to unicef, some 300-thousand american children are trafficked each >> steve:coming up next at 8. walking like a person! a bear is caught on camera strolling on two legs. >> steve:and it's not the first time in recent weeks it's happened. return to index of >> vicki:a washington bear gets some "food to go" -- and walks away on two legs -- >> steve:all the while a neighbor captures it on camera. alison grande reports. >>it looks like a person in a bear suit until it gets down on all 4 legs. that's crazy! >> reporter:the bear standing on two legs reaches into the garbage can, gets her hands on bag of garbage and then walks down to the curb towards her cub. >>no way!!! it's kind of adorable. >> reporter:the new neighborhood in right next to the woods. >>unbelievable. i really don't know what i would do. >> reporter:we showed the video to sgt washington department of fish and wildlife >>he's got his hands full, you can't put all four of them down and walk away. >> reporter:he said he's seen bears walk on their hind legs like this twice before-- >> that a cool thing? no i

children's fund, unicef, warned that 3.6 million iraqi children are at serious risk of death, injury,nd sexual violence. a startling statistic and sobering reminder that there is unimaginable pain and suffering amid small successes. in afghanistan, the situation on the ground has worsened. taliban militants launched an attack on an afghan police cadet convoy, killing at least 30 people, even targeting those who came to help the injured. proof that the administration's plans for the region are only making marginal gains at best. >> right now the administration would like to have you believe the iraqis have stepped up and are taking control of operations in iraq, and that the afghan government is conducting a more positive control of their theater of operations. i think both of those are a lot more talking point and a lot less solidified. >> we will destroy the terrorist group isil. we will destroy them. [ applause ] >> reporter: president obama, in canada yesterday for the north american leaders summit, touted coalition cooperation in the fight against isis. but even as he looks forwar

we know we spoke to representative from unicef that said over the last five days, around 900 civiliansbeen able to flee the city. in all sorts of ways and there's one part of the river, the euphrates river people cross upside down bed frames, surrounded or tied to entire inner tubes. so they get out however way they can but that came under fire from isis. so the escape from fallujah is no small task at this point. as this battle rages on, wolf. >> certainly does and perhaps as many as 50,000 civilians trapped inside. 20,000 children for that matter and all of them potentially in danger. you be careful over there and we'll stay in close touch with you. just ahead. >>> from the refugee crisis in europe to the bloodiest battles in iraq, arwa damon has seen global conflicts up close and one of the courageous journalists and here in washington with me. we'll talk about the turmoil in the region right after this. you ready? one, two, three. [ both ] ♪ emma, emma bo-bemma ♪ banana-fana-fo-femma ♪ fee-fi-fo-femma ♪ em-ma very good sweety, how do you feel? good. yeah? you did a really good job,

unicef says many of the victims were youth fleeing war and violence in their home countries. the majority of the refugees were from eritrea, nigeria, somalia, and south sudan. under a european union plan enacted in april, all refugees arriving in greece are deported back to turkey, forcing people to attempt the more dangerous route between libya and italy speaking tuesday, unhcr spokesperson william splinder talked about the sharp rise in migrant deaths. >> thus far, 2016 is proving to be particularly deadly. some 2510 lives have been lost so far compared to 1855 in the same period in 2015, and 57 in the first five months of 2014. on the mediterranean wide basis, there has been among the dead, currently one in 81. this highlights the importance of rescue operations as part of the response to the movement of refugees and migrants in the mediterranean and the need for real, safer alternatives for people needing international protection. amy: on monday, the photo of a german volunteer from the group seawatch holding the body of a drowned child became the latest symbol of the mig

. >> unicef doesn't agree with you.ted states government won't put money into orphanagings around the world. >> the policy is, they don't believe in the institutionization of children. and i don't either. >> but in the meantime, millions of children's are growing in these orphanages? >> yes. >> you're the rebel rouser? >> yes, i'm bucking the big kids on the block with this idea and it's rather contrary to what a lot of people are pushing for. >> his name is jose. >> but she refuses to back down, and has been invited by the government of el salvador to bring her staff and training to 72 orphanages there. >> hopefully we're getting these children a little taste of a family. >> but that costs money, and now she has an idea to pay for it, which brings us back to althorp. >> we are launching a campaign to raise funds for the home. >> an offer that puts even the best air bnb to shame. allowing anyone with deep pockets to spend the weekend here. >> it's not going to be cheap to spend the weekend here. >> no, it's not. >> the

unicef estimates some 20,000 children are trapped in the city. to leave since the began offenses to retake the city from the islamic state more than one week ago. a french ship may have detected signals to the black boxes of the egyptair plane that crashed into the mediterranean. egypt officials say they received signals from the seabed in the search area. the voice recorders are considered essential to finding out why the plane went down. board. on president obama is returning to the side of the first presidential trip. he will travel to indiana, a city that has been revived by a surge recreational industry. the unemployment rate has all in from 19% in 2009 two little more than 4%. to president will argue voters to put another democrat in the white house. global news powered by our journalists and news bureaus around the world. thanks. corporate debt has ballooned by nearly $3 trillion since 2009. what is behind that rise? we will discuss that with len tenenbaum, next. ♪ jonathan: futures lower, risk off in global markets. by about .5res down of

unicef said it was the second attack on the al-hakeen hospital. at l least 10 civilians were reported killed. in israel, two palestinian suspects opened fire on civilians in a restaurant in tel aviv wednesday, killing four people. police have identified the attackers as cousins frorothe israeli-ococcupied wesest bank. in the united states, senator bernie sanders returned home to vermont wednesday after his rival hillary clinton claimed the democratic presidential nomination. sanders heads to the white house today for a meeting with president obama, who is expected to endorse clinton in the coming days. obama said he hopes democrats will be able to "pull things together" over the coming weeks. >> i have spoken to hillary and bernie at certain points turn the campaign, and i don't know if they asked me for advice, but i did it anyway. [laughter] you know what? it was a healthy thing for the democratic already to have a contested primary. i thought that bernie sanders brought you norm is energy and new ideas, and he pushed the party and challenged th

. >>> unicef is blasting wednesday's bombing attacks on three syrian hospitals in aleppo in three hoursw video purported to be one of the attacks shows the chaos after the bombing. babies had to be taken out of incubators by nurses taking cover. they blame military forces for the forces. >>> bernie sanders is set to arrive at the white house any minute now for his big meeting with president obama. what is at stake for sanders and his campaign as president obama reportedly prepares to endorse hillary clinton. first, president obama's praise for senator sanders in his interview with jimmy fallon. >> it was a healthy thing for the democratic party to have a contested primary. i thought that bernie sanders brought enormous energy and new ideas and he pushed the party and challenged them. i thought it made hillary a better candidate. if you need advice for your business, legalzoom has your back. our trusted network of attorneys has provided guidance to over 100,000 people just like you. visit legalzoom today. the legal help you can count on. legalzoom. legal help is here. try duo fusion!ing

la unicef decidiÓ lanzar en redes sociales la campaÑa denominada "para todos los niÑos".lla sale llorando. es una actriz y no pudo continuar el experimento. en este paÍs hay 6.1 millones de niÑos que viven en la calle. la unicef pronostica que serÁn mÁs de 160 millones de niÑos en todo el mundo sin comida, sin techo y sin padres. muchos de ellos sufren de abuso sexual, o los tiran a la calle los padres porque tienen una preferencia sexual diferente, o una pobreza extrema y los mandan a trabajar. ismael: creo que aquÍ es importante el mensaje de la compasiÓn. yo lo repetÍa en una meditaciÓn que hice a partir de la masacre de orlando y los sucesos de estambul. la sociedad nos estÁ llenando de tantas noticias desagradables, que hemos perdido la sensibilidad de ver a un niÑo en harapos, que es el que mÁs necesita de nosotros, no es otro que estÁ bien vestido, de ponernos la mano en el corazÓn y crear compasión, solidaridad humana, amor al prÓjimo. volvemos al tema de los valores desde la cuna: extender la mano al que nos necesita. nos estamos viendo por lo material. el estatu

unicef estimates there are 20,000 children still trapped in the city. few families have been able to get out since iraqi troops began their offense of to retake the city from the islamic state more than a week ago. hillary clinton has a slightly over donald trump in a new national poll. 45% of voter support mrs. clinton while 41% favor mr. trump according to the latest survey from quinnipiac university. men and women are divided over the presidential contenders. -- mr.fer mr. tromp tromp and women go for mrs. clinton. is obama administration taking another crack at improving americans diets. saltda issued sweeping reduction goals today for everything from french fries to granola. the targets are voluntary but it puts major pressure on food manufacturers and restaurants to cut back on the sodium in processed foods. news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. scarlet: tom thanks so much. let's get back to the markets, is extendingound its selloff as there is consolidation around the leave your campa

unicef wants both sides to protect children, give them safe passage to anyone. >>> the federal governmentction wanting to prevent the families of the one of the san bernadino shooters from collecting $250,000 in life insurance payments. in a complaint filed yesterday, the government says that the mother of sayed farook should not be entitled to the money since he died in a terrorist act. farook and his wife killed people in a party and then were shot. >>> a french ship has spotted the transmission from the egyptair flight. although terrorism is strongly suspect, investigators hope that the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder will help determine the cause >>> nearly 6000 workers from chile's largest union are on strike, marching through the streets of the nation's capital making sure that they are heard. the workers including teaches are demonstrating against what they call a poor pension plan and public health system. the protesters are demanding constitutional reform that would allow for collective bargaining by the union. so far, the protests have been noisy but otherwis

of that number, 20,000 are said to be children that according to unicef.-general of the norwegian refugee council, one of the organizations helping refugees from fallujah, said, quote a human catastrophe is unfolding there, with families caught in the crossfire and no safe way out, cut off from food, from clean water, and of course necessary medical supplies. now iraq's military, has been trying to open safe passages for the refugees, but it remains a precarious situation, because as they're escaping, bill, they're being met with sniper fire and of course landmines, booby-traps and suicide attacks. and there have been reports at this point, bill, of families, men, women and children, getting killed, not only in the crossfire but from the airstrikes and on going artillery fire and shelling from the city. bill: it will be a fierce battle. first of many too. thank you, john huddy from our middle east bureau on that today. thank you, john. martha: new danger for people in wear-logged texas and parts of texas expecting more rain. is there any relief in sight? w

unicef says many civilians are unable to escape the iraqi attack on fallujah.lizabeth palmer's tracking the offensive from london. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, that offensive is only going to get fiercer. the urgent appeal from the u.n.'s children's agency there's are an estimated 20,000 children trapped with their families inside the city. a trickle of people did manage to escape from fallujah over the past few weeks. they'll now join the thousands of internal refugees already living in temporary shelters inside iraq waiting for peace which looks a long way off considering that the offensive to take fallujah back from isis has only just begun. it's the largest orchestrated battle so far against the group. supported by american air power, iraqi forces including special operations and shiite militias backed by iranian advisers have ringed the city, and they're battling to control the outskirts before they push for the center. while isis is already pushing back hard. there's little doubt that with such massive manpower and weaponry the iraqi for

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. ♪ maity: el astro del fÚtbol david beckham viajÓ a África como embajador de unicef, y compartiÓ coniniendo. maity: galilea montijo, quien recientemente estuvo festejando su cumpleaÑos, muy feliz nos hablÓ de su nueva lÍnea de esmaltes de uÑas. galilea: estoy muy contenta, porque hay muchos proyectos que gracias a dios se van consolidando, y que por fin son una realidad. maity: y varios famosos, entre ellos eva longoria, miley cyrus y kate del castillo, salieron a ejercer su voto ayer en california. johnny: quÉ rico estuvo eso! maity: pido un aplauso por los famosos y por todas las personas que salieron a votar en california. es importante que los latinos estamos ejerciendo nuestro derecho para votar. Éste es el principio del futuro para nosotros. johnny: correcto. si uno no vota, despuÉs se tiene que quedar callado. maity: y alejandro fernÁndez, supuestamente habÍan dicho que fue un jaguar que lo mordiÓ. johnny: sonaba mÁs emocionante. maity: la verdad que estuvo bastante grave. lo mordiÓ hace 20 dÍas. se le complicÓ, lo tuvieron que llevar al hospital. inclusive le tuvieron que hac