reporter following unicef reporting that 55,000 people in haiti were already in shelters from the 2010 hurricane. a difficult situation made even more dire with hurricane matthew. jc: an amber alert in maine for a missing girl has been canceled. lenore wilson has been reunited with her family as you see her. she had been left with a babysitter last night when her morning. police say the girl is now safe but they're not releasing any other details. ed: right now, wellesley police are investigating a drowning at morses pond. video from sky 5 shows the first two officers on scene late this afternoon. one jumped into the water wearing his street clothes to look for the missing boater. police say the victim is a landscaper who was working at a house on shore. police in wareham investigating a deadly hit and run. it happened around 8:30 last night on cranberry highway. witnesses say the victim was trying to cross the busy road when he was hit by a wte he's been identified as 54-year-old ernest raddatz of wareham. friends say he was trying to walk to their house for dinner. jc: commitment 201

that's a total of 250 million young people, according to a unicef report. many of them battle depression, develop aggressive behavior, or face psychological trauma. civil war has been raging in syria for five years now. unicef estimates that more than 8.5 million children in the country are effective. -- affected. a safe, carefree environment is almost like a distant dream. >> the game is quite simple, a variation of blind man's bluff. first, two kids are blindfolded. then colored pencils are scattered on the floor. whoever finds the most is the winner. we're in a rebel-occupied neighborhood of aleppo. it's full of orphanages and daycare centers. some of these children have lost everything, while others just come to play. >> when they first come to us, they're in a terrible state emotionally. they won't participate in activities. they won't play. they feel abandoned and just keep to themselves. in time, as they start to play and interact, it gets better. they learn to talk with their peers and engage in discussion. >> asmaa, on the left, is 10 years old. sh

i'm joined by a representative of unicef. thank you for being with us on "france 24." if i could get reaction to what the russians are saying tonight, they are saying there was never an attack at all and they have proof, having flown a drone over the area. >> the secretary-general has called for an investigation. what we do not is that there is unfortunately, schools have really and in the past two 35 children have been killed during the attacks. this, your organizations it, could be the deadliest began -- a school since the war in syria began five years ago. >> this is one of the deadliest attacks since the beginning of the conflict. not the first time and it is unfortunately not going to be the last time. we have seen time and time again how they have been killed and tortured and deprived of education. .hey are terrified and you have said at least 38 schools have been targeted over the past five years. schools on both sides has been hit, both rebel-held areas and government-controlled areas. why do you think schools are being deliberately targeted? is this a new horr

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fund for unicef. what a terrific program. trick-or-treat for unicef. how old is this program? >> 66th year of this program this year. we've raised $175 million in that 66 years, just by collecting change in these boxes. >> i remember carrying these when i was a kid. the little pennies and dimes that kids put in and get people to put in. what does that go to? >> we do whatever it takes to help a child anywhere in the world. $15 buys enough good, clean water for a child for an entire year. so those pennies, nickels and dimes, they add up really quickly. >> can kids still get these boxes today? >> absolutely. you can go to trickortreatfor unicef.org. it's not too late, you can get thanks to our sponsors, hsni, american airlines and key club, we're out there and ready. >> make sure, besides the candy, get those coin jars and all the extra change you've got in the junk drawers around the house and trick-or-treat for unicef. always good to see you, carol. >> good morning, everybody. and happy halloween. we have dried out with the exception of a few sprinkles and light showers across

unicef is asking world leaders to reduce production and increase children's access. >> back to the big political story, the fbi still not commenting on its new review of emails collected -- connected to hillary clinton but we do know the agency has a search warrant to examine the emails. the fbi under harsh criticism that it is trying to influence the outcome of the presidential election because of the timing of the review. not really giving any specifics about what the investigation is about, the documents were found during an unrelated investigation of congressman anthony weiner, his wife, huma abedin is clinton's top aide, earlier this year the fbi ended committed any crimes. meanwhile today mike sacks is looking into whether or not the fbi director james comey violated federal law when he announced the email issue so close to election day. >> as the fbi looks into the emails james comey spent the weekend weathering criticism for not providing more details. >> director comey owns -- does it to the then this, former atty. general. eric holder calling on comey to correct his error and

. >> unicef puts children first. good morning! >> children's first indeed. thank you very much. our rhondella richardson helping out with a great wake-up call. unicef just one of the organizations we are proud to work with. >> great way to show us what the community is doing. record it on your phone and upload it to ulocal using the wcvb app. special day on the eyeopener. weather. but -- >> ? happy birthday to you ? . >> my gosh, you're singing. >> before windows start breaking. >> happy birthday. >> wish we could make you feel better. >> better than i sound. bear with me. >> busy for you. >> what a a shift overnight in the computer model. want to hurricane matthew. category three, the winds are 125 miles per hour. look where the center is. it came into western haiti and then eastern cuba overnight last night and now it is heading north straight for the bahamas. look what is happening with our computer models. through the bahamas parallels florida and rushes towards the carolina. it does not look like it's going to come our way. computer models. this is only one run. things may

week-old an iraqi led -- residence in the surrounding areas are expected to flee the fighting and unicef has anticipated that need for camp for those will be displaced. workers are not equipping a cam located just outside the city with water and sanitation facilities as seen here within the studio. in southwestern china their holding was called the base jumper challenge this weekend. here's what it is that the jumping from a bridge 1200 feet high. would you do it, erica? i don't think so either. thirty jumpers from around the world are taking part in the competition. police have them are also skydivers. that helps ease them into it. >> i've done skydiving before and i would do it again. i draw the line somewhere and i is jumping off a bridge. it seems a little counter i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics, verizon is america's most reliable network. and i'm jamie foxx for sprint, with no wins in reliability in any state. you need to stop your shenanigans. no! look at my map. take it in. oh! yeah, there you go. eh? yeah. oh. (sighs) don't get

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. -- unicef says it may be the deadliest attack on a school since the war began five years ago.ave rights group's repeatedly criticized russia and the assad regime for the number of civilian deaths after their airstrikes. claire: i'm joined by stephen carroll. you have been looking at the details of the trade deal between canada and the eu. >> it's important to look at what has been agreed. this has been hailed as the biggest -- first trade deal done between the european union union and a major economy. it's the most far bilateral deal that has been negotiated by the block. it will save european exporters up to 600 million euro stickier. products are excluded from the deal including poultry and eggs. farmers had objected to the deal over fears it would flood the eu market with cheaper produce. that agreement has run into trouble in the negotiation stages. turning to the uk which has published new data on the economy after the vote to leave the eu. >> it's better than many people expected. the services sector which accounts for 80% of u.k. gdp drove that growth while manufacturin

in this clinic, unicef gives assistance to children. we can treat them medically but we need more support from that. they have no milk and they have no food. the government does not have enough food for the people in the camps. they have to fend for themselves. at home the threat made it to dangerous. >> we need peace but we also need support. peace and prosperity are still a long way off for people. >> it is impressive but i am still hungry. for them it is all about survival. christopher: united nations has made an emergency appeal for haiti after hurricane matthew damage. the money will go to clean drinking water and shelter for the most formidable. it has triggered the largest humanitarian crisis. still to come, unless you are an economist. you may have not heard of this contract theory. these two specialists have been awarded the nobel prize for economics. more on this coming up in just a minute from daniel winter. please stay with us. >> welcome back from berlin. our top story is that hillary clinton and donald trump have clashed.

unicef is asking world leaders to take action after their findings also revealed air pollution to contributing factor in the deaths of around 600,000 children under the age of five every year. dawn mullally / american lung association colorado 12:49:00-12 80% of the little air sacs in our lungs develop after we are born so if kids are more active if they are constantly being exposed to air pollution this is compromising their lung function. dawn mullally works with the american lung association. she says the pollution is caused by some of the same things we see here in the united states, vehicle emmisions, fossil fuels, and different level. take a look at this map. south asia has the largest number of children living in areas where pollution exceeds quality guidelines with 620 million. africa has 520 million and the east asia and pacific region has 450 million. dawn mullally / american lung association colorado 12:52:56-53:07 they rely on less renewables than we and they don't always have the funding and the opportunities to go to those the way we do. still mullally says everyone should be vig

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the head of unicef says if the school was deliberately targeted, it would be a war crime. the area where it was hit is the largest populated area ben: commitment 2016 coverage continues tonight with a look at immigration. sally: by now, everyone knows the centerpiece of donald trump's immigration program. >> we're going to build a wall. build a wall. sally: trump's plan is controversial and critics say, even radical. >> i think we would get backlash from our allies, the business communities, from mayors. trump wants an end to birthright citizenship. >> we are a country of laws. we either have a border or we don't. sally: he says they are taking republican party, the right wing of the republican party, that fully embraces his position on immigration. >> i don't want to rip families apart. sally: hillary clinton is pushing for comprehensive reform and a pathway to citizenship. >> bringing undocumented immigrants out from the shadows, putting them in the economy, will be good because then employers cannot exploit them and undercut american wages. >> assistance of the congress

unicef needs 5 million just to help the children. >>> police have captured an italian mafia boss. d antonio pelley spent five years on the run. he might spend the next 20 in prison. for drug trafficking. police say he also had a secret room with a small mattress, toilet paper and a portable fan. >>> brazilian scientists announced the discovery of the largest dinosaur ever found in the country. the plant eating beast stretched 82 feet from his head to toe. experts say it belonged to the titanosaurs. they just now got around to this one to learn more about it. >> 82 feet long. that's bigger than my car. >> [ laughter ] >> 10 cars. >> it's quite defined. >> that's amazing. >> too bad to delight in our beautiful weather with what some people are going through back east. >> which was where to live. picked the right place. >>> we'll show to you, for it outside and take a look, here is our beautiful weather, the clear skies as you look to the west, not a cloud in the sky. in fact let's take a look at it on doppler 4000. border to border just no clouds to be seen at all. we'll go out to t

. >> can you donate to the national red salvation army, unicef, and more. for more information about how to help and where you can go to donate, go to cbs2iowa.com. >>> here in eastern iowa in terms of the weather, it's been really nice overt last 12 hour. we started off with some clouds and then had the sunshine, but we had cool weather all around. were about 20 to 30 degrees warmer than they are right now quite the difference out there as temperatures continue to fall down. we already have 39 on the board in charles city. 43 in owine and cedar rapid, 46 in dubuque and iowa city. as the night goes on, temperatures will being down into the 30s almost everywhere, and up north of highway 20 near alcateur, decorah, charles city, and possibly patchy frost develop buzz because of the cooler temperature. coming up, i'll let you know how long all of this nice, cool weather is sticking with us. >>> the cbs 2 news 10 at 10 continues with more of the corridor's top story. work on the sinclair levee starts tuesday. the levee is part of permanent flood control that wil

unicef workers are bl displaced by battles. weather mostly clear tonight with temperatures falling through the 40s this evening. we'll drop into the mid-to-upper 30s by sunrise. increasing clouds on tuesday with a evening showers. temperatures will reach the low-to-mid 50s. heavier rain is forecast to move in early wednesday morning and continue through the day with blustery southeast wind as well. drying out thursday before rain chances return friday, along with a brief warm up. tonight: mostly clear. low: 38 wind: n 5 mph chance for afternoon/night showers. high: 53 wind: e 5-10 mph wednesday:cloudy and windy with rain likely. chilly. am low: 45 high: 49 wind: se 15-25 43 high: 51 wind: nw 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy with a chance for showers. windy. am low: 40 high: 60 wind: s 10-20 mph saturday: partly sunny. high: 54 wind: nw 5-15 mph sunday: partly sunny. am low: 39 high: 53 scrutinizing a massive merger between a-t-and-t -- and time warner. the 85-point-4-billion-dollar agreement would see a-t-and-t take ownership of

anthony lake of unicef said "this is a tragedy. , it is an outrage. and if deliberate, it is a war crime." unicef says the attack the -- may be the deadliest bombing of a school since the war began more than five years ago. meanwhile at the united nations, , u.n. emergency relief coordinator stephen o'brien pushed the security council wednesday to take action in syria. he said soon there may be no syrian people or syria to save. before month i have come you and presented a never worsening record of destruction and atrocity. grimly cap regarding the destruction -- cataloging the destruction of a country and its people. y toe my job is to rela the facts, i can't help but be incandescent with rage. month and month, nothing is happening to stop the wars, stop the suffering.g. amy: we will have more on syria after headlines. in what's been described as biggest military buildup on russia's borders since the cold war, the united states is promising to send troops, tanks and artillery to poland while , britain is planning to send fighter jets to romania and t

afraid if she goes back hehe'll be eated t same way by the villagers, the problems so serious that unicef has beg caaign t cnter the discrimination and prejudice faced by the abduction victims. >> reporter: with boko haram now spreading its violence beyond nigeria, there seems to be no end in sight to the suffering. nhk world, abuja. >>> anime characters mingling with ghosts and monsters on the streets means it's halloween in japan. more and more people here are celebrating the event each year. some experts predict the amount of money spent collected to halloween will top $1.3 billion this year, a 10% increase from last year. nhk world's mikako thakata reports how businesses are trying to scare commerce. >> across japan people have been heading out to halloween parties and events. it was a common sight to see revelers on the street dressed up in scary and silly costumes. there's even services for those who want their halloween cos-play to have a professional touch. makeup school launched three years ago a top-notch look for about $50. this bartender says he's been coming here every octobe

the ready, and unicef is stepping up relief efforts, today reporting that 4 million children will be exposed to the storm. >> this is the organization that is tasked with caring for the world's children. in this case, we are really paying attention to waterborne diseases. >> if you don't have the ground to make a fire, electricity, no fridge -- >> and can get into the water. rhondella: relief organizations all have people in shelters in haiti and around the caribbean, ready to help pick up the pieces when it is safe to do so. rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: you can track matthew anytime, anywhere, on our mobile store, on apple and android. heather: breaking news and wellesley, where a man's body has been recovered from a pond after a canoeing accident. david b net is live at the scene. david: ajit has been two hours since crews pulled the man's body from the pond. take a look at this, video from sky 5 shows the very first officer to arrive on scene, one diving in with his street clothing. police say he was a landscaper, when he went out in the canoe and got into trouble.

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we will have more on what unicef and other local organizations are doing to help. ed: you can track hurricane matthew any time on our wcvb mobile news apps. if you don't have them yet, download them in the app store on apple and android. in wellesley at this hour, recovery teams looking for a body in morse's pond. this all happening after a canoe overturned. our david bienick is live in wellesley with what we know right now. reporter: we are standing on the beach here. the search area was just on the other side of the lake. you might see some of the last recovery crews coming out of the water. they tell us they have recovered the man's body, about 50 feet the first two officers on scene. one went into the water wearing his street clothes, to look for the man while the other used a , kayak. police say the drowned man with a landscaper, who had been working at a house on the shore. while he was out on the canoe, his co-workers noticed he was in trouble and called for help. >> upon officer's arrival, they located the canoe that the party some of his personal belonging

corridor by donating money not to organizations like international red cross, the salvation army, unicef and more. many people looking for things like emergency supplies, and supplying meals to anyone affected. for more information on how to help them where you can donate go to cbs2 iowa.com. >>> coming up, we spoke to residents in the quarter help with hurricane relief efforts. hear how they plan to help by giving resources to everyone who has been affected.>>> an update on the university of north iowa student founded in the iowa river in iowa city at in early johnson county medical examiner's office has a released the autopsy report for 20-year-old nathan tweet. the report said the official cause of death was an accidental drowning. it also said the contributing factor in that does was consuming to much alcohol. investigators say foul play was not involved in the death.>>> della the cbs2 news that. is free on apple and android devices.>>> there is no doubt about it there is a chill in mellaney moore joins us now from north liberty -- north liberty to show us how i fun fall activity is

and unicef. following the storm for us.. and your local weather is les krifaton. cc will continue shortly great weather in store for us friday with temperatures expected to warm between 4 to 8 degrees across southern nevada. drift into our area as a result of a series of weak upper level lows. one of those lows will trigger some showers in arizona sunday. temperatures will stay above seasonal through most of next week with the warmest high forecast for monday at 90. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the co to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk a man has died.. after being hit by a train in north according to police.. it happened last night near lake mead and the i-15. police say the man was trespassing when he was hit. he was pronounced dead on scene. police have not yet released the victims identity. a celebration lit up t

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unicef said many children could be forcibly displaced, trapped by fighting or caught in the crossfire. the agency said it plans to deliver water and hygiene kits and deploy medical teams to treat children with mental and physical trauma. >>> a major syrian opposition group in aleppo has rejected a call from russia to leave the besieged city when attacks are halted. that's raising concerns that the situation is unlikely to improve. russian defense minister sergei shoiga has announced that his country and syria suspended air strikes on tuesday morning, ahead of a planned pause in all attacks on thursday. intensive air raids lasted until shortly before the announcement, causing civilian casualties. ground battles are continuing. a spokesperson for an opposition group fighting in aleppo told nhk on the phone that no combatant is leaving the city. >>> a u.n. official said the world body needs assurances from all sides that fighting will stop before it can provide humanitarian assistance. now we'll take a look at the latest business stories. financial regulators in japan are concerned about

ed: unicef is sounding an alarm on air pollution saying it kills more children every year than malaria and hiv aids combined. 6,000 children die from air pollution every year. the problem is especially bad in developing countries and problems can begin in the issues later. jc: there is an app for everything these days. it has a family locator feature that shows the parents where their kids are in realtime. that way if you are separated you can pin . their exact low -- you can pinpoint their exact location. it is a low that shows you when somebody approaches your door. ed: slept ideas on both fronts. chipotle is hoping to bring jcvc what the -- jc: what the restaurant is offering and what the cause is. >> ben: a disturbing crime during school hours. a female student says she was raped. her alleged attacker is in court. the new information revealed will millions of americans are allergic to peanuts. in your health, the tiny patch new research finds can treat the most severe >> they have gone up like everything else they have gone up. >> prescription drug prices climbing. are there ways y

residents of mosul and the surrounding areas are now trying to escape the fighting --unicef is in for displaced residents outside of mosul. the fighting started last week.... when iraqi forces started their attempts to take back the city. 13 people are dead this morning after what police in california are calling one of the worst crashes in nearly 35 years. police say a passenger bus carrying 44 people hit a semi on a busy interstate yesterday. the two vehicles were so badly mangled... that rescuers had to use a crane to search for victims. in addition to those killed, dozens more passengers were injure hospitals.the invesitation is still on going... but police say excessive speed might have played a role in the crash. testimony continues today in the bridgegate trial.bridget kelly is expected to re-take the stand.kelly was the deputy chief of staff to new jersey governor chris christie when the alleged plot took place. port authority officials and members of christie's staff are accused of closing lanes on the george washington bridge as revenge against the endorse christie's re-elec

like today we came here and there were a few kids who hadn't eaten a proper meal" " according to unicef... an estimated 750 thousand haitians need humanitarian assistance. here in the u-s... officials warn the effects of hurricane matthew are not over yet. "(gov. pat mccrory, north carolina) most of the water is about knee deep but we do have people on the roofs as we speak and we have a lot of helicopters and boats that have been deployed that are at this point in time rescuing them. " at least 20 people have been killed in the u-s... and others are still missing. officials say more flooding is on the way, especially in north carolina. federal reserves to go to helping the affected states. now fox5 weather 24/7 the clouds passing through this afternoon and evening will not bring us any rain around the las vegas valley. temperatures this afternoon are hovering in the low 90s and upper 80s; we'll see overnight lows drop into the upper 60s. we'll stay above average in the temperature department through the rest of the week. highs on tuesday hover around 90 degrees with less cloud cover an

according to unicef, close to 160 million children under the age of 5 are chronically undernourishedide, and around 3 million of these children die due to undernutrition every year. our next guest is providing a solution by producing simple products that are full of micronutrients to treat and prevent malnutrition in developing countries. navyn salem is the founder of edesia, a nonprofit, u.s.-based food aid company. her organization has reached over 3.5 million children in 46 countries since starting production in its providence, rhode island, facility in 2010. navyn joins s us now fromm providence to tell us more about edesia's mission to save as many lives as possible in the developing world. navyn, welcome to the show. salem: thank you, may. lee: well, let me ask you, of course, uh, w--why did you start this? what triggered you to begin this mission to, uh, nourish malnutrit--malnourished kids all over the world? salem: yeah, so there were a couple of different factors. um, one is, uh, that my father is from tanzania originally. um, i have a business background and also 4 daughte

unicef says it needs $5 million to meet the immediate needs of children in the region.nday night, donald trump and hillary clinton meet for a town hall style debate at washington university in st. louis, missouri, the second debate presenting challenges for both candidates. secretary clinton has been largely absent from the campaign trail preparing for the event. mr. trump held his own town hall event in new hampshire on thursday but denies it was practice. .oin us sunday night we'll have special coverage before and after the second presidential debate. coverage begins at eight 30 p.m. -- 8:30 p.m. new york time. a piece of a wing found off the coast of the arusha confirmed to be part of the mh 370 flight. 230aircraft vanished with nine people on board during a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing in march 2014. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. scarlet: thank you. debate number two between hillary clinton and donald trump comes this sunday night and the stakes are hi

according to unicef, close to 160 million children under the age of 5 are chronically undernourished worldwide, and around 3 million of these children die due to undernutrition every year. our next guest is providing a solution by producing simple products that are full of micronutrients to treat and prevent malnutrition in developing countries. navyn salem is the founder of edesia, a nonprofit, u.s.-based food aid company. her organization has reached over 3.5 million children in 46 countries since starting production in its providence, rhode island, facility in 2010. navyn joins s us now fromm providence to tell us more about edesia's mission to save as many lives as possible in the developing world. navyn, welcome to the show. salem: thank you, may. lee: well, let me ask you, of course, uh, w--why did you start this? what triggered you to begin this mission to, uh, nourish malnutrit--malnourished kids all over the world? salem: yeah, so there were a couple of different factors. um, one is, uh, that my father is from tanzania originally. um, i have a business background and also 4

unicef saying that 4 million children are at risk country is still recovering the 2010 earthquake. 55,000 people are in shelters. the western shores getting hit with 140 mile an hour winds. florida now has hurricane tropical storm watches in parts of the state as well. united, the meerkat and delta airlines are offering -- united, and delta airlines are offering trying to complete the adoption of 10-year-old county a. >> and, she says to people have ari died because of the storm. we spoke with her on skype. >> the rain is picking up, but in the night there was not much rain and the wind was howling and i really thought that some trees behind the house were going to break. i mean, it was pretty severe. there's a little bit of river. nothing too dangerous. but the concern is, if we have a lot more rain it could wash out this road and whoever's home is down there might be having some troubles. you can see some of the houses here. they are just sticks and tarps. and, if the winds get much worse, they wouldn't be able to haiti 2009, two 2011. and, she was one of the kids in the home. >> high.

disaster the or to team rubicon, veterans organization working to respond to hurricane matthew, or to unicef, helping children and families on the ground in haiti. some will say we have always had hurricanes, they have always been destructive, and that is true. but hurricane matthew was likely more destructive because of climate change. right now, the ocean is at or near record high temperatures, and that contributed to the torrential rainfall and the flash flooding that we saw in the carolinas. sea levels have already risen foot -- int -- one much of the southeast, which means that matthew's storm surge was higher and the flooding was more severe. but, as you know, the impact of climate change goes beyond extreme events like hurricanes. it has become a daily reality here in miami. you have streets in miami beach and in shorecrest that are flooding at high tide. the ocean is bubbling up through the sewer system. sometimes people call 311 because they assume a water main must have broken when actually it is the sea rising around them. if you need proof that climate change is real and it is co

the unicef director calling this a tragedy and said if it is deliberate it is a war cre. forced to flee their homes since the war started there five years ago. >>> panic sweeps through a boston subway station as smoke filled the air. >> now investigators are trying to figure out what happened. commuters busted windows and scrambled to get out of the train. fear spreading because the station is a few hundred yards from where the marathon bombs went off. overheated. five people, including a transit officer, were treated for smoke inhalation. just a scary sight there. >> absolutely. >>> and out of chicago a jill cell is being investigated after 20 inmate corrections officers were hurt. the cook county jail releasing the surveillance video. officials are trying to determine if the fights with are coordinate bid inmates or sparked by gang tension inside. five people are still in the hospital this morning. >>> we have to an internet prank, attacking phones and dialing 9-1-1. starting on twitter, someone sends you a link. once you click on it your phone starts dialing 9-1-1. no

oning rocket hit the entrance of a unicef school as th the director is calling this a tragedy and says if it is deliberate it is a war crime. millions have been forced to flee their homes since the war started there more than five years ago. >> that's right breaking video there. >>> 6:55 right now of the let's talk about donald trump. his star on the "hollywood walk of fame" completely smashed. >> yes. a hollywood camera crew had a front row seat to the map's protest. the guy was dressed up as a he is using a sledgehammer to destroy the sidewalk symbol. he spent five minutes trying to pry the star from the sidewalk. it is in the process of being fixed. it will take several days to polish. so far the man has not been caught investigators one senate candidate is not going down without a fight. he crashed last night's u.s. senate debate. the green party dr. margaret flowers hopped on the stage before the debate started. she demanded to it while her competitors stood their quietly. she did not meet the 15% polling requirement set by organizers, so she was not on stage. >>> according to the

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today a startling report from unicef that says 220 million children living in south asia are breathing toxic air every organization standards. of the 2 billion children in the world, a third breathe polluted air each day. jonathan: cyclists are celebrating today after d.c., maryland and federal leaders opened a new biking and a walking trail along the anacostia river. as mike carter-conneen reports, this was a missing length to connect 70 miles of trails across the region. >> hundreds cheered at the opening of the road. >> this will give us so many more options. >> the $23 million project funded by the u.s. department of transportation plus the d.c. and the maryland funding. >> we look forward to enjoying the entire trail. >> this new four-mile segment seen here in yellow connects more than 40 miles of the trails in maryland with 15 miles in d.c. >> today, the gap is closed and you can bike from the nationals park to college advocates worked to promotorcycling and increase access to trail and bike share station east of the river. >> this is one of the greenest part of the city. this is

. >> i'm going to trick or treat for unicef and people to put broccoli in it and i'll send that off.> my parents used to give raisins and pennies. we didn't used to answer the door because we were immigrants. this is how the market works we have so much food we are throwing it in the trash and we are obese. venezuela, who is running out of food, if they didn't have a socialist paradise, everyone would have food there. exactly what happens when you don't have anarchy. >> if they were the only people obese and fat. but there are people all over who are obese and fat and they live in areas where they can obviously shot. >> there should be an affordable way to eat healthy if they are on a i don't remember income. >> they can eat each other. >> comedians are very darwinian. >>> coming up, brine schwartzman, with half time. next. obese and fat. schwartzman, with half time. why do protein drinks taste chalky? then get worse? introducing protein shots from 5-hour energy. protein shots from 5-hour energy are smooth and tasty, and still deliver 21 grams of protein with 100 calories. they're gr