unicef wants the world to know it's been a horrific week for the children of syria.e u.n. estimates one syrian child in three has never known peace. judy has lived more than half her life under siege. i want you to read the subtitles on your screen, look at the fear in these eyes. before it gives way to a giggle. this is a u.n. video clip from aleppo where the u.n. says more than 100,000 children are trapped under heavy bombardment with dwidling access to food and medicine. i spoke with unicef's deputy executive director who told me some help is getting through but it's just not enough. >> well, despite the situation being terrible on the ground, we are managing to get aid into some parts of syria. we're helping hundreds of thousands of children. including in some besieged areas. but the aid isn't enough. and also in some places like eastern aleppo, no aid is getting in at all. and we're in a desperate situation. children aren't only malnourished, they're also bein medical supplies. one team of doctors told us they're having to choose which children live or die. the

dÍa, al dÍa, en el pais y el 40% de los niÑos han sufrido violencia en la escuela, estos datos de unicefy nos tiro rms al piso. >> preocupado y con miedo por la violencia que los acecha juan david transformÓ su mochila de la escuela en un proyecto de ciencia y la hizo de seguridad. >> nuestra seguridad y espalda. >> tiene una placa antibala, sistema de gps, alarma por si intentan secuestrarlo, tiene 11 aÑos pero sabe que en matamoros las balaceras son comunes. >> evita que una bala perdida nos impacte. >> segÚn la unicef la violencia contra los menores es un mal generalizado en mÉxico, entre el 2010 y 2015 en promedio 4 niÑos fueron asesinados cada dÍa, muchos por violencia familiar o crimen comÚn, la mayorÍa muriÓ en hechos relacionados al crimen organizado. >> no tienen acceso a lo mejor a mecanismos de protecciÓn. >> en el aÑo 2010 este video conmocionÓ al paÍs, una maestra de kinder en monterrey nuevo leÓn tranquilizoaba a los niÑos en un salÓn de clases mientras en la calle habÍa un enfrentamiento llegÓ a tal grado la violencia que acecha los niÑos que convirtieron en un juego la ma

how unicef is working to change that. >> the health issues that could be affecting residents near the old rocky flats nuclear plant and what needs to be done to >> and health news tonight. the world health organization is creating a technical committee to handle zika research. the who made that declaration in a statement. it doesn't mean zika isn't a problem anymore but at least on a global level, the spread of zika is under control. there is currently no vaccine to treat zika. hormone therapy for women in menopause may not only help with side effects, but also help build bone health. estrogen protects bone and after menopause, when the lose a lot of estrogen. so more bone is broken down the informed. >> in a study of 1300 women between 50 and 80 years old, those who have hormone therapy had better bone health. >> happening today -- >> it may sound silly but the event is a very serious effort by the united nations to get everyone in the world proper 12 is an safe drinking water by 2030. >> right now a third of the world's population -- more than 1.4 million people billion people -- ha

i talked to unicef officials in the time i was in syria and continue to do so. they're very concerned about the situation of children in that entire country. they say about half a million children there are in areas under siege. not just in eastern aleppo, also where they're under siege by isis and other areas of syria as well. it's about 100,000 children in eastern aleppo. they say there's obviously no chance for them to play. apparently, in some places there are basements converted into playgrounds to at least allow the children a little bit of time to play in. earlier this year, i was in an area besieged where people set up an underground library that children went to as well. it is certainly a very difficult thing and no place that children should be. stark warning from unicef saying the children are in danger and something needs to be done, george. >> i was reading about a hidden playground for children. >> yeah. absolutely. a hidden playground. apparently in eastern aleppo. that's something that unicef was talking about as well where apparently some reside

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unicef wants world leaders to cut back on fossil fuel combustion and invest in energy efficiency. they also want the leaders to increase children's access to health care. flu season is rearing its ugly head, and doctors say it's time to get your flu shot, now! each year millions of people miss work or class because they come down with the flu. around half of the 40-million people who get it, end up in the doctor's office. flu season begins in the fall, peaks in january and can run through may. if you get the flu, you can help stop the spread of it hands regularly, covering your mouth when coughing or sneezing. if its really bad, just stay home from school or work and of course go to the doctor. if you're feeling a little woozy this morning, it could be all that halloween candy. research shows a "candy hangover" is a real thing! now a real hangover involves drinking too much alcohol. but studies show a sugar crash can certainly mimic a hangover. sufferers can see symptoms like brain fog, headache and fatigue. this happens when your blood sugar drops, leaving you feeling cranky, irr

neeson who is a unicef goodwill ambassador was joined on the trip by his eldest son michael. they visited the za-atari refugee camp. while there they visited a school that operates in two shifts to help accomodate syrian children in the public education system. according to unicef over 8.5 million children have been severely affected since the conflict in syria erupted more than five years ago. a sad day for the music world.... canadian cohen has died cohen wrote a number of popular song including the hit "hallelujah." his 14-th studio album "you want it darker" was just released last month. besides songs, cohen also wrote novels and poetry. the cause of death is still unknown. he was 82 years old. ahead at five: today we say thank you to those that have served our country. the celebrations happening in our city. and then at six... officials in florida release body camera footage of the pulse nightclub shooting. the heartbreaking footage.. it's not christmas in new york christmas tree. just how high this year tree stands... it's the second largest -- ever! time now 4:xx you'r

unicef even pointing out when you talk about the situation with these children.ground libraries. these hidden play grounds for children. it's a terrible situation for these families, children. we're learning more about this little girl so many have followed online. thank you for the reporting. we'll stay in touch. >>> israel is stepping up surveillance of southern syria after militants linked to isis fired on israel soldiers in the disputed golan heights. >> israel respond would a deadly air strike. >>> what's sniffer can't about this is it's the first time there's been a major confrontation between isis or isis loyalists in southern sear ia and the israeli military. a group pledged loyalty to isis intentionally targeted the israeli military. israel called it an air strike that struck the vehicle. israel says they confirm the hit and the four kills. most of the exchanges have been in the northern part and thab arer been between eitherer the syrian regime or rebels and it's been stray fire into the israeli occupied. there it ends. this is different because the arm

hillary clinton making a surprise appearance at the unicef kn unicef snowflake ball last night. recognized katy perry for her years of work working with unicef. katy perry was a passionate supporter of hillary clinton during the campaign. this is hillary clinton's second public appearance since the election. >>> iphones may be more water proof than you think. an iphone 4 reportedly survived under water for an entire year. the owner went ice fishing in pennsylvania back in 2014. his phone slipped in the hole that was drilled in the ice. a month later, the lake was drained, and the phone found. the phone was put in a bag of rice, and it still worked. >> if you're wondering what case the phone was in, it was in an otter box. >> extraordinary stuff there. >> that is ridiculous. apple should use that as an ad about the -- >> i'm sure they will. we have just done it for them. >>> fandango, the website for movies exploded this week thanks to fans of the new "star wars" movie, rogue 1. they crashed on monday due to high demand for presale tickets. hundreds of thousands of tickets sold i

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"unicef gala" in new york city. clinton presented singer katy perry with a humanitarian award from unicef. the appearance was a total surprise and she received a standing ovation. perry was a big supporter of clinton...she even broke into tears when she saw clinton last night. freezing conditions have arrived for the valley! until the center of the city should just above that; coming in around 34 degrees by 7am. please make sure to warm your cars properly, dress yourself and your kids accordingly for the winter-like cold this morning. new details on the missing california mom found alive her husband says she was battered... bruised and even branded by her captors. abc's kayna whitworth has the details < this morning's gma first look, the terrifying details of sherri papini's alleged kidnapping coming to light... among her injuries - police now say she was branded... that's some sort of either an exertion of power and control and or maybe some type of message. grfx her husband keith described an agonizing three weeks

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unicef says they believe of those 250,000, 100,000 may be children.or them, the situation is even worse than the adults trapped. miguel. >> the dynamic here, fred, if there is no place for the rebels to go and u.s. and russians cannot come up with some sort of deal to how you go forward here, where does this thing go? >> reporter: i think a lot of it right now seems to be looking in the direction that the syrian government and the russians and their backers, iranians and hezbollah are looking for the solution to the situation in aleppo. they will fight until the rebels lose the territory. the russians and syrian regime set up humanitarian corridors for civilians to go to other rebel held areas in more than western syria and civilians to get out. civilians don't trust that. the rebels don't trust that. they believe they'll be killed and captures. there is not many places to go. you see secretary of state kerry pushing the diplomatic efforts to get a halt to the fighting in aleppo going. with the situation on the battle field, going in the favor of syri

winner katy perry was honored tuesday night at the 12th annual unicef snowflake ball in new york city. perry received the audrey hepburn humanitarian award for her work helping children as the groups goodwill ambassador. a special "happy birthday" to emma morano. she turned 117 on tuesday and is the world's oldest woman. the retired factory worker and lunch lady was born in 1899 in italy. she is believed to be the only person alive that was born in the 1800's! morano credits her long life to eating carrabba's new meatball magnifico. our gigantic meatball topped with parmesan cream sauce and stuffed with delicious melted mozzarella. >>> there are some areas of patchy fog inland you want to look out for around the bay area. we are very warm and a little bit muggy out there. 71 in tampa, 68 st. pete. low to mid 80s this afternoon. out a few sprinkles. rain chances to go up tomorrow but we will see a bigger impact from tomorrow's cold front on the temperatures. i will break that coming up. >>> your the hotspots at 6:00. i am road warrior hilary zalla. hit-and-run accident in pinellas coun

he stopped at a unicef says that 8 and a half million children are affected by the five yearlong civil war. >> 5:16. singer song writer leonard cohen dies at the age of 82. he died peacefully at his home. his 14th album was just released last month. the cause of death was not released. hefts born in montreal, canada. they said quote, no other artist music felt or sounded like his. canada and theor him. >> the bucks want your kids to channel the inner super hero. they are giving away capes at the game tomorrow night. the bucks coming off the loss tomorrow night. it was the pelicans' first win of the season. the bucks will host the grizzlies tomorrow and tippoff is 7:30. >> right now, the packer fans and there is a black friday sale tomorrow and also today. the discounts are available online and inside of the store at lambeau field. get your heat warmers too. the mark downs will cover everything in the store, clothing, tailgating gear and ornaments and decorations. >> you don't need the hand warmers or the feet warmers. >> the car. >> i had the ac on yesterday. >> yes, especially if you

. >> and last night you were at the unicef snowflake ball. >> unicef continuing the tradition of helping kids around the world. it's a great night but this is elias, my date. i took a fashion risk and wore this outfit and now i'm on this fashion blog daily and is it yay or nay. left the event and i'm in the car and all these tweets start, hillary clinton, hillary clinton. i was down the street, gone. hillary clinton comes in. i had my limit. it was like 9:00. and i leave at 9:00. >> i thought you were going to say people thought you were hillary clinton. >> i'm mistaken for her all the time. >> it happens all the time. >> i had a limit. it's like when the sports fans, you think your team is losing and you get in the car and turn girl. >> so there was no murmuring or buzz in the crowd? >> not that i heard. but katy perry, congratulations to you. >> i'm sorry, you're not on the list. >> elias, her news producer, stayed. >> no, he did not. >> and got a picture with hillary clinton. >> congratulations to katy perry. sorry i missed it, though, but i was there in spirit. >>> up next, you're us

unicef recently released a report called clean the air for children. it says that around 600,000 children under the age of five die each year from diseases poor nations. the report was released ahead of the u.n. climate change conference in morocco. it asks leaders at the conference to take 4 steps: reduce pollution by reducing the use of fossil fuel and investing in energy efficiency, increase children's access to healthcare, minimize children's exposure to air pollution, mprove monitoring -- and to improve monitoring of pollutants in the atmosphere. according to the world health organization, around 2 billion children live in places where outdoor air pollution exceeds w.h.o. air quality guidelines, mostly in developing countries. for today's health minute, i'm kim hutcherson. thema: wisn 12 news time is 5:15. later today, you are invited to a party hosted by the school sisters of st. francis. at 4:00 this afternoon there will be a bilingual mass at the convent at 27th and greenfield. after the service, families can and listen to live music. the festi

>>> hillary clinton making just her second public appearance since she lost the if unicef snowflake ball. she presented the audrey hepburn humanitarian award to katy perry >>> a guilty plea in the accident that nearly killed tracy morgan. the truck driver pled guilty to aggravated assault. he was driving a walmart truck two years ago when he crashed into morgan's van on the new jersey turnpike at the time. >>> the national board of review naming the best film of the year "manchester by the sea." casey affleck becomes a guardian of his teenage nephew and moves back to his hometown. >> casey affleck is so >> very talented. >> did you see the one he did with jessie james, like the coward who shot jesse james? >>> everyone says the lottery is big and who wants to chip in and we'll buy 50 tickets? >> that is what happened here. why couldn't it happen here, right? now how's that thing supposed to convince anyone to buy a car? it's just full of hot air and doesn't say much. like the labels you see on a lot of chicken packaging. ust a trick to get you to pay more money. fact is, by federal law,

certainly be on rewatch tonight at the snowflake ball because katy is being honored for her work as a unicef good will ambassador. >> breaking news of the wildfires around dollywood, could dolly parton hold the amusement park she holds so dear? >> dolly said today quote, heart broken about the east tennessee fires, and these dramatic photos show just how close the fire has gotten to the singer's dollywood resort in pigeon forge. >> dollywood announced it has suspended operations at least through tomorrow. on monday night resort staff evacuated families staying in 50 rooms in dollywood's resort and 19 of the dollywood smoky mountain cabins. although there isn't any damage done to the amusement park cabins it manages were damage order destroyed. >> hi, this is dolly parton with smoky. >> the fire danger is no surprise to parton. she appeared in this psa that was just released yesterday. >> this extended drought has resulted in high wildfire danger. >> e.t. was with dolly just last week at the park for the premiere of her new tv movie. part of it was also shot there. and we also joined dolly in

she presented a humanitarian award to singer katy perry during the unicef gala in new york. >>> still ahead, something new in facebook messenger. we will show you new games where ? we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto? was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto?. death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto? with an ace inhibitor or or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto?. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. tomorrow, i'm gonna step out with my favorite girl. ask your heart doctor about entresto?. and help make the gift of tomorrow possible. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in so

last night hillary clinton made a surprise appearance at the annual unicef snowflake ball in new york city. the former secretary of state introduced her pop star supporter and unicef goodwill ambassador katy perry with a humanitarian award, reportedly bringing the singer to tears. clinton described perry as a champion, while perry said clinton has, quote, lit a voice inside of her that will never go out. you may remember perry appeared with clinton on the campaign trail, one of her most high profile celebrity supporters. louis? >>> chris christie is opening up about his political future and whether it involves a spot in the trump administration. christie announced a news conference yesterday morning, ended up having some fun at the press's expense, using the event to roll out a $300 million renovation to new jersey's state house, but christie also addressed the elephant in the room about what's next for him. >> i have said and for some reason people think i'm equivocal about this, and i'm not, i am completing my term. i want you all to take a deep breath and relax. for those of you wh

fromard a representative unicef talking about how terrible things are for kids in aleppo. it is a living nightmare for them. you mentioned stephen o'brien. second-largest city risks becoming a graveyard if this continues. 25,000 peopleid have fled. we have details of the situation they are facing. the u.s. ambassador described how some civilians who were flying have been mowed down as they tried to escape. a horrifying detail coming out of this meeting. secretarye that the said it was quite clear and military track is being pursued. he said he would have more to council onsecurity december 8. it is not looking good. we have no product that came out of this meeting. >> more details on the situation. but not much the security council can do. stephenhing that o'brien said is the question he constantly gets, why can't the security council do anything about syria? we have had resolutions in five years of conflict. russia has the toad five resolutions. many have not even been put to a vote. this security council has been divided all the way along. that was clear again today, rus

they are asking unicef to do something. it is adding to more deaths in malaria and hiv and aids combined. six thousand kids die every year from air pollution. it is 5:00, the news continues right now. >> i was kind in awe, not much happens here. >> a local counties and the tack down only on wisn 12. >> getting ready for the holidays, the tree is picked and now time to cut it down. good morning, welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm melinda davenport. >> i'm ben wagner. it is wednesday, november 2nd. we are on weatherwatch 12 and traffic watch, you are seeing here the rain is falling in some of the areas as you are headed first though meteorologist sally severson. >> i heard from debby in walworth and she says it is pouring there. you can see just south of 43 and lakes area, getting a big rain at this hour. we are also looking at a good amount of rain and thunder as well in parts of racine county. straddling i-94, caledonia, these are showers and thunderstorms associated with low pressure passing to the south and stati

the unicef has raised over $27 million for the past 11 years. >>> a national christmas tradition, rockefeller center christmas tree will be late tonight in new york city. thousands are expected to watch it happen in person. the 84th annual tree will be shown my right here in news channel 8 at a pm. >> that'll be something to see . >> the time right now is coming up on 5 -- 5:18. it doesn't feel like christmas at all. >> it certainly doesn't but the rockefeller tree is has fallen the last 7 days in breckenridge. that is where they are preparing for the men's world cup racing. all of the snow should make for a great event. a lot of skiers are smiling from ear to ear as they get their first turned into the season, maybe some local meteorologists are trying to get out there in january due a little skiing -- and do a little skiing . no snowflakes to track here. some rain would be nice. we could really us could see a stray shower 2 headed into the afternoon but for right now just a few clouds passing through the tampa bay area. all the activity is off to the north and west. we have strong cold fron

human trafficking is a growing market, according to unicef, 3,000 children worldwide are sold every day. that's one-third of all uncovered cases. at least 20,000 children disappear in china every year. the majority of them are taken to rural areas. here, human trafficking is often seen as a tradition, rather than a crime. and few ask any questions when new children arrive in a village. >> when wu xinghu drives through the streets of pucheng, he turns up the melancholy music. ♪ he's looking for children who have been abducted and sold. about seven years ago his own son was abducted and he's been searching for him ever since. always keep an eye on your kids, he says, as he hands out calendars and fans printed with photos of missing children. maybe somebody will recognize one of them and call him. he has information on more than 3,000 children in his files. one of them is his own son. >> his name is wu jiacheng, born november of 2007, abducted on december 10, 2008, at 2:00 a.m. >> he's been looking for his son for nearly eight years. it's so sad. >> yes, it's hard to bear. >> 20,000 childr