christian school for unicef in mexico city we wish you well thank you for joining the w. thank you very much. germany's chancellor has spoken out on the north korea crisis saying that she disagrees with donald trump's military ultimatum that the north on tuesday the u.s. president told the united nations that america would destroy a north korea if forced to defend itself or its allies against their nuclear weapons program in an exclusive interview with the w i'm going to machall said that germany would be willing to lead the search for a diplomatic solution. even if this conflict is far away from germany it's one that also affects us that's fine i'm prepared as is the foreign minister to assume responsibility here. we took part in negotiating the iran agreement which i think is good and better than having no agreement at all. it took many years but in the end it did limit iran's possibilities for nuclear disarmament. meanwhile germany's foreign minister sigma gabriele has been speaking out about the iran nuclear deal another donald trump's targets was to gabrielle is due

unicef is campaigning for unaccompanied underrate teams with family in the uk to be able to come hereings and aunts and uncles, u nless older siblings and aunts and uncles, unless you are already in europe, they can't come here. it makes unaccompanied children having to make in incredibly dangerous journey. omagh whose identity we are protecting is getting messages from his team that —— teenage brother who is it still trapped. he wants to bring him here directly and fears for the teenager's future if he stays in syria. he faces the risk of being recruited and drafted by different factions. everybody is trying to recruit these young people. the home office says its approach is to resettle children and theirfamilies directly approach is to resettle children and their families directly from conflict regions and that unaccompanied children may be eligible to come to the uk under the vulnerable children's eligible to come to the uk under the vulnerable child ren‘s resettlement scheme. let's bring you some of the details of european football. football, now — and one of the most impressive p

you've pledged to match $100,000 drive with unicef. tell me what this drive is about. >> well, you know, like you said, rightly so, that we have to rebuild mexico and we don't -- right now i know it looks horrible, but even though it's not shaking anymore, it's going to continue to be even worse, because people have to be evacuated from buildings, even though they haven't collapsed. even though they don't collapse, they can never go back there. a lot of them have to be exploded. there's also a lot of gas leaks and i remember just when you thought it was over, we were hiding in a relative's house, because my -- my building, i believe there was, recalling now, you could hear more and more buildings just, like, dropping to the ground and explosions, because of the gas leaks, and so there's a lot more people that will end up without a home than what we're seeing now. and, of course, there's the psychological trauma. you have to find a place for them to live, and so -- and i am working with different ngos and i am trying to raise money righ

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unicef is calling on the government to let children from conflict zones who've lost their parents travelirectly to the uk to stay with other family members. the charity says that a child fleeing danger and trying to get to europe is exploited by criminal gangs every 30 minutes. nearly a hundred thousand people on the indonesian island of bali have now left their homes near mount agung because the volcano is expected to erupt, for the first time in 50 years. 0k. it is time now for world business report with sally. a taxing issue for trump: the president says cuts will bring jobs back to the us. critics warn they'll fuel inequality and drive america deeper into debt. plus alexa on the march: amazon unveils new gadgets to take on google and apple in the battle to control your home. welcome to world business report. iam i am sally bundock. also in the programme, ryanair cancels thousands more flights. details in a moment. but first we start in the us, where president trump has proposed the biggest shakeup of the tax system since the 1980s. he says it will boost the economy and create jobs, b

la unicef hizo un llamado urgente por los menores.an a un bautizo. los niÑos que sobrevivieron tambiÉn llevan a cuestas su angustia y pocas veces los adultos los voltean a ver. >> mi mamÁ se sentÍa muy triste, todos estÁbamos tristes desde que llegÓ la noticia que todos estaban muertos porque toda mi familia se habÍa ido. periodista:los niÑos guardan sus sentimientos y a veces no los expresan. >> salimos a dormir afuera, no adentro. es por eso que tenemos miedo de que vuelva a pasar. periodista: en el mismo incidente murieron la madre de marÍa de jesÚs, tÍos y primos. >> mi papÁ dice que va a sacar los escombros para ver si mi hermana y los demÁs estaban bien y nos dieron la noticia de que mi mamÁ se habÍa muerto. periodista: el cinismo han traÍdo estrÉs postraumÁtico para la niÑez mexicana que lo viviÓ. >> busquÉ a mi mamÁ y abrazarla, me dio miedo. pensÉ que iba a morir. periodista: la unicef estÁ preocupada y funcionarios recorrieron la organizaciÓn para hacer una evaluaciÓn de los daÑos que ha sufrido las niÑez. >> hemos visto niÑ

we can speak now to mike penrose who's the executive director of unicef uk.u and you have been officially asked for help. how are you contributing? we have received a number of requests that we have emergency responders throughout the region and we have emergency stores in panama and barbados and we are mobilising them and putting people on the ground to help people as soon as possible. what kinds of things do you have any emergency stores? mainly water and sanitation equipment because that is normally the first thing you need in place after a hurricane. we also have emergency education kits to get children back in school as soon as possible, and also child protection materials because there will be a lot of extremely vulnerable children and one of ourfirst lot of extremely vulnerable children and one of our first priorities is to identify them and get them to a place of safety and make sure they have got what they need. one thing we have been talking about over the last few days is the geographical nature of the bases hit by the hurricane. very often we are

i spoke to pressia arifin—cabo, deputy representative of unicef mexico about the immediate challengescing. the biggest challenges so far here is not really the destruction, but in particularfor the is not really the destruction, but in particular for the children and women it is the trauma and the fear that the earthquake will come back and that they don't feel safe in their homes. just here we have visited some shelters and you could see from the children that they are really stressed. the space is cramped, it is hot. there are no play areas for them. the municipality has requested from unicef that we can help with social support for these children and also some school materials because they would like the children to come back to school on monday. they need drinking water, blankets, mosquito nets in these areas where dengue fever is quite prevalent. there are schools and hospitals that were badly affected. some homes were destroyed, but the communities are still going back to their homes, but they go back to the shelter at night because of the fear. let's take a look at some of the

the space is cramped and hot, there are no play areas for them and they have requested unicef to helppport for the children and for school materials because they want the children to come back to school on monday. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: after a career spanning close to half a century, the bbc‘s veteran cricket commentator, henry blofeld, gives his final broadcast at lord's. let's get more now on hurricane irma as it bears down on florida in the united states. bradley devlin has been hunkering down in preparation for the arrival of hurricane irma. he lives at lehigh acres near fort myers in florida and has an absolute house full! thanks forjoining us. this is because members of your family have effectively joined you on because members of your family have effectivelyjoined you on a slightly less exposed site? my mother, father and sister had to evacuate earlier this morning because the storm surge went into effect their area. how are you coping at the moment? certainly a 2—bedroom apartment? it's a bit small, we're on top of each other. i'll be on the couch, my

justin forsyth from unicef.arvey — president trump and his wife melania have arrived in houston. it's their second visit to texas in a week. they have been spending the day speaking to survivors and also meeting some of the emergency workers helping with the rescue and recovery effort. here's a little of what the president had to say when he first arrived: really, i think people appreciate what's been done. it's been done very efficiently, very well, and that's what we wanted. we are very happy with the way everything has gone. a lot of love. there's a lot of love. what did the families tell you? they were just happy. we saw a lot of happiness. it's been really nice. it's been a wonderful thing. as tough as this was, it's been a wonderful thing. i think even for the country to watch, and for the world to watch. it's been beautiful. have a good time, everybody. i'm going to be doing a little help over here. mrtrump mr trump mentioned he was about to start helping. and here he is serving meals at a shelter. during

i started working with unicef 12 yea rs i started working with unicef 12 years ago. an advocate and voice too many girls and boys around the world. being from a developing country like india, ifi from a developing country like india, if i did not have the advantages my parents gave me, to be advantages my parents gave me, to be a woman of the world, i would be like many of those voiceless girls, get married at 13, have children at 16, and don't get to go to school because they are young mothers, not children. you have been around the world on behalf of the un's children's fund. is there a story that fans out to you about a girl who did not get her childhood because she was married so young?” was in jordan because she was married so young?” was injordan recently meeting syrian refugees. many of the girls get married at 13—14. they were having conversations about how much they want to go back to school, but society stigmatises them and says you should be ashamed of yourself, you should be ashamed of yourself, you are of two children, you want to go back to school, but

the space is cramped and hot, though no play areas for them and they have requested unicef to help withr school materials because they want the children to come back to school on monday. they also need mosquito nets, drinking water and bla nkets mosquito nets, drinking water and blankets especially in areas where mosquito borne diseases are prevalent. there are schools and hospitals that are badly affected. some homes were destroyed but the community is still returning to their homes but they go back to shelters at night because of their fear. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. pope francis has been celebrating mass in colombia's second biggest city, medellin. huge crowds of up to a million people gathered at the city's airport to join the mass. the pope is also due to visit a children's shelter on the fourth day of his tour of colombia. organisers say 50,000 anti—brexit campaigners marched on westminster to demand that britain stays in the european union. the rally, called the people's march for europe, carried the message "unite, rethink and reject brexit"

the deputy representative of unicef mexico told us about the most pressing challenges they are facingchallenge so far here is not the destruction but, in particular for the children and women, it's the trauma and the fear that the earthquake will come back, and that they will not feel very safe in their homes. just now we have visited some shelters where these children are, and you could see that the children are very stressed. the space is cramped and hot, there are no play areas for them and the municipality have requested unicef to help with support for the children, and also for school materials, because they would like the children to come back to school on monday. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news: pope francis, who is visiting colombia, is celebrating mass in colombia's second—biggest city, medellin. huge crowds of up to a million people have gathered at the city's airport to join the mass. the pope is also due to visit a children's shelter on the fourth day of his tour of colombia. the main opposition party in angola, unita, has asked the country's

all right marked up in the chief operating officer of unicef joining us from london mark thank you very much for that update. thank you. ok moving on now to some other stories making news around the world in the spain supporters of car london independence are continuing their protest in barcelona the autonomy's regions capital they are outraged after police arrested several cattle on officials and searched their offices on wednesday tensions in spain are running high over the national government's efforts to prevent catalonia from holding on an authorized independence vote on the first of october iraq has launched a major offensive to retake one of the last strongholds of the so-called islamic state the country's prime minister has predicted another victory in the town located about two hundred forty kilometers north of the capital baghdad the extremists territory has been shrinking fast over the past few months greenpeace activists have boarded a ship carrying new v.w. diesel cars to the u.k. the activists say they won't leave the ship until it turns around to take their cars back to g

the children's charity unicef uk says orphaned refugee children with relatives in britain should to beith theirfamilies. it says bringing them directly to the uk would make them less likely to set out on perilous journeys to other parts of europe, and would stop them being exploited by criminal gangs. our home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. the perilous route to europe for thousands of refugees. amongst them, children travelling on their own, hoping to eventually reach relatives in the uk. as an ambassador for the children's charity unicef, the actor michael sheen has met many families from syria, displaced by the war there. unicef is campaigning for unaccompanied under—18s with family in the uk to be able to come here directly. at the moment, you can't apply to be reunited with your grandparents or older siblings, or aunts and uncles, unless you are already in europe. so what that's doing is it's making young, unaccompanied children have to take that incredibly dangerous journey to get to europe, just to have a chance to be with the only family they have. 0mar, a syrian ref

from on the rescue efforts let's speak to mark devon he is the chief operating officer of unicef he joins us from london market to have you on our program you are coordinating the efforts of from your team on the ground what have they been telling you. but we're hearing back from colleagues in mexico and in districts of the devastation that has occurred during the earthquake just two days ago and mexico city is about six hours behind us not so it's the very early hours of the morning after a very troublesome on how we search for survivors in the rubble you describe the situation particularly around the you know sadly there have been twenty child deaths and not well again on the upper parts me thirty children still missing and we're looking at over the coming hours and days we will see those children rescued unicef says responsibility is to ensure. that there is erika's for them to go to and we can reunite them with families and if if there are children here because their parents in the earth. can arrange an emergency fostering mission for them so very much hoping that they the rescue oper

thank you very much, a unicef representative on the line from bangladesh.oyees, after claims of abuse and assaults on detainees at an immigration removal centre. cardinal cormac murphy—o'connor, the former archbishop of westminster, has died. kenya's supreme court has annulled the result of last month's presidential election, and ordered a new one to be held within 60 days. the brexit secretary, david davis, says he's a "determined optimist" about britain's future outside the european union. his comments on a visit to washington, come after the trade secretary, liam fox, accused the eu, of trying to "blackmail" britain, into accepting a brexit divorce bill, as the price for beginning trade talks. here's our political correspondent eleanor garnier. the prime minister, showing how it's done. at a meeting with the emperor of japan, a lesson in delicate diplomacy. but it seems her trade secretary hadn't got the memo. speaking injapan, he accused the eu of bullying the uk into agreeing a brexit divorce bill before it will start negotiating any future trade relat

a unicef spokesperson says 80% of those fleeing myanmar are women and children. news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 100 20 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. julie: coming up, it is just of a few more days before apple rolls out the red carpet for one of its biggest events in years. , after a supplier delays production of the iphone. we will talk about it. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ julie: this is bloomberg markets. i am julie hyman. company ispplication -- science applications is up 17%. they rely heavily on the defense department. what is the deal here? >> i usually talk to you about fundamentals, but this is not a topline revenue story. this is a profit in a margin story. of things,in side the ceo came out this morning to say no, for next quarter, we are looking at less than 7% on that margin. andthe quarter that just it, those margins were down 6.5% from 7.5% a year ago. profitability, as well as lower profitability on supply chain management. i asked the analyst, where does this usually range

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unicef helping children in danger. ,hese are all vital missions whether the u.n. surely has a unique role to play. that's why the u.k. has, over 70 years, been such a pioneering supporter of these organizations and more. knowledge that throughout its history, the u.n. has suffered from a seemingly unbridgeable gap between the nobility of its purposes and the effectiveness of its delivery. the need for multilateral action has urban greater, the shortcomings of the u.n. and its institutions risk undermining its members and donors. even more importantly, they risk the confidence and faith that those who rely on the blue helmets, who rely on that sign i stand in front of today coming to their aid in the darkest of hours. so we must begin by supporting the ambitious reform agenda that secretary-general gutierrez is now leading to create a more agile, transparent and joined up organization. ach of this work will be practical and unglamorous. it will require the yuan to deliver better cooperation on the ground between agencies, remove competition for funding, and improve

if we remember unicef in our will, we'll remember the children who desperately need our help, and we'll be the generation who left a better world for children. visit uniceflegacy.org. >> sharon: i know that you're swamped, so i'm not gonna take up too much of your time. >> liam: no, no. no, don't worry about it. >> sharon: [ chuckles ] i'm still adjusting to the changes. and that's really why i'm here, because i just wanted to thank you so much. the benefit plan that you put into place, it's been the difference between night and day for my family. all the money that we put into co-pays and deductibles now can be routed into our college funds. >> liam: i'm happy to hear that. you put in a lot of good work for spencer over the years. it's time we give back. >> sharon: oh. well, thanks again. >> liam: of course. >> sharon: i really mean that. thank you. hello, mr. spencer.

. >> salma hayek is giving back to her home country, pledging $100,000 to unicef and its effort theremexico and has taken to instagram to implore her followers to follow her lead. >> beyonce is sending both mexico and puerto rico, paying tribute on her instagram account with black and white images of the puerto rican and mexican flags. >> and ricky martin canceled his upcoming concert in mexico city saying in spanish, his mind is in puerto rico. we are strong, we will rebuild together, united. >>> next, two divas walk into a restaurant and the inner webs explode. >> britney spears and mariah carey bumped into each other during dinner at dantana's. in west hollywood? >> we have to say it dantana's. >> spears couldn't resist asking carey for a selfie. >> britney has credited mariah as one of her greatest influences since sky rocketing to fame in 1998. >> so many are wondering what they ate. no confirmation of what carey ate, but spears shared this, it looks like a good steak. >> it's not bad. dantana's, by the way, it's four stars on yelp. clubby, eatery italian. >> why are you reading

the camp,elsewhere in unicef has set up a center where children can get away from the conflict, if only a moment. for those who arrived in bangladesh without their parents, this is a safe space. today, eight more cases were identified. they need protection because they no longer have their families and they can be abused, child labor or child marriage. are beingch centers set up. they are attempting to reunite separated children with their families. failing which, children will be placed in foster care. anchor: reporting there from a refugee camp in english. that hasthe caribbean been hammered with the second category five hurricane this month. hurricane maria is moving along nearly the same path as hurricane irma with authorities .vacuating people maria is back up to full strength after having weakened to a category four. reporter: and potential catastrophe as the fourth major atlantic hurricane of the year barrels through caribbean islands already devastated by hurricane irma. hurricane maria made landfall on on island of dominica tuesday as a category five storm with wind over 250 ki

with sandra bird watch a burger she is the chief of health of the united nations children's fund unicef very good to have you with us on al-jazeera sort of shocking numbers of nigerian woman dying from childbirth and how the different and you know complex factors of the cultural the cultural beliefs but also a lack of access contribution to these numbers. yes thank you i think you know it is a concern we are concerned with the numbers but we are also working with the government and the people on the ground it's a concern for the women themselves and communities the high rates of deaths that we see and we are we are working to try and understand where where we can make a difference now we see that there are issues on the ground in terms of access in terms of the woman reaching the center in time in terms of receiving the antenatal care that they need we do know that every woman who is pregnant needs to get to the center at least four times during her pregnancy and receive the care that she needs now we have challenges on the ground that that are linked with transport links with the dista

the children's charity unicef uk says orphaned refugee children with relatives in britain should to belive with their families. it says bringing them directly to the uk would make them less likely to set out on perilous journeys to other parts of europe, and would stop them being exploited by criminal gangs. the home office said its approach was to resettle whole families. scientists in china say they have performed precise chemical surgery on human embryos for the first time, opening up the prospect of preventing inherited diseases. their research focused on embryos which contain the blood disorder beta—thalassemia. using a technique called base editing, they were able to remove a mutation in the dna code which produces the disorder. hugh hefner, who founded playboy magazine, has died at the age of 91. playboy enterprises said he passed away peacefully at home from natural causes. simonjones looks back at his life. he was the man who vowed never to grow up. credited with ushering in the 1960s sexual revolution, bunny girls, nightclubs, a corporatejet called big bunny, all made possibl

mariam and her infant sister and now in unicef care but far from many family aid groups including the u.n. are working around the clock to establish identities but it's slow and dangerous work and falls to the woman to contact relatives let them know they're still alive or not it is my opinion. of the indian government in vietnam. some of these women may be telling the truth others may not they brew can lose just by being here some even to come. and it will be up to cool it's in iraq in their own countries to establish guilt in the children he recently hostages in a war they don't even understand more i guess d.m. . from iraq. the un security council is expected to vote on a resolution that would impose tougher sanctions on north korea following its latest nuclear test the resolution was drafted by the united states and pyongyang has already reacted in case the u.s. eventually does the illegal unlawful resolution on harsher sanctions the d.p. r. k. shall make absolutely sure that the us based you price. now looking at what it would take for washington to fulfill that's economic threat

beyonce is donating her proceeds to hurricane and eric relief charities, including unicef. >> we saw her, she made a trip to her hometown of houston to feed people. she has been all in on the recovery. >> at lot of people stepping up, to use their celebrity and status. >> people desperately need it. the trump responding to puerto rico as quickly as it did following the recent hurricanes in texas and florida. >> news 4 tracy potts is live with what officials are speeding up the recovery effort. good morning. it's so great. >> reporter: well, it really is. when you see the pictures from down there, it's devastating. it's been over a week. there has been a lots of criticism and questions about why it's taking so long to get certain resources down there. this morning some things and some people are on the way, like the u.s. navy ship comfort. it's a floating hospital that can accommodate 300 people a. three-star general is in charge of that. they have three-quarters military trying to help out. one of the big problems is there is stuff, food, supplies, people desperately need sitting on

the children's charity, unicef uk, says young orphaned refugees with relatives in britain, should to would make them less likely to set off on dangerous journeys to other parts of europe, and help cut the risk of exploitation by criminal gangs. our home affairs correspondent, june kelly reports. the perilous route to europe for thousands of refugees. amongst them, children travelling on their own, hoping to eventually reach relatives in the uk. as an ambassador for the children's charity unicef uk, the actor michael sheen has met many families from syria displaced by the war there. the charity is campaigning for unaccompanied under—18s with family in britain to be able to come here directly. at the moment, you can't apply to be reunited with your grandparents, or older siblings, or aunts and uncles, unless you are already in europe. so what that's doing is it's making young, unaccompanied children have to take that incredibly dangerous journey to get to europe, just to have a chance to be with the only family they have. 0mar, a syrian refugee whose identity we are protecting, is gett

it's going to be unicef, the u.n. high commission for refugees. they're the ones. to tell you that young woman i spoke -- that young girl i spoke to -- >> the 17-year-old. >> i don't know if she's getting the kind of psychosocial services she needs. i mean, frankly, i wrote back to the association of immigration for that particular case because i was concerned. that's one of hundreds of thousands. so the international agencies need to step up in a significant and substantial way. >> what is so striking is that the people who survive what we've already seen and talked about, their villages burning to the ground, the trek across the border. if they survive all that, then they end in one of these camps where there's not much food, not much water, perhaps not enough care. >> we were in cox's bazaar. you couldn't move around. and the conditions were atrocious. but also, this is a rwanda moment. this is a moment where ten years from now people will ask, what did you do? what action did you take? because these crimes are of enormous proportion. >> eric schwartz, i appreci

if we remember unicef in our will, we'll remember the children who desperately need our help, and we'lle the generation who left a better world for children. visit uniceflegacy.org. live pictures show the smoke coming up... few details at this point... but the fire depar avoid the >>> breaking news. a small grass fire at mclaren park in san francisco. live pictures now from chopper 5 as you can see, that smoke coming up from above -- from below under those trees there. few details at this point but we not fire department is telling people to avoid that area. we are going to continue to follow this fire and bring you updates as we get them. >>> and, of course, in any firefight, roberta, the weather is always important. >> the weather is certainly important, and we are seeing some of those very dry north and northeasterly winds with a red flag warning that's been expired. but we still have the "spare the air" day in effect. as we take a look out toward the golden gate bridge, we have a little bit of a haze out there. some definitely glassy waters. but my concentration has been on that bla

in addition is working with unicef to waive fees on donations made on the organization's facebook page. if you'd like to donate to the quake relief efforts we have made it as easy as we can for you. go to our website, abc7news.com or download the abc news app, abc 7 news app, i should say. we have a many different charities you can contribute to to help those who need it most right now. >>> it's 4:30 in the morning. a check of your weather and traffic starting with mike. >>> hi, everybody. you can see it bouncing just a little bit as there are some breezes out there mainly up in the hillsig r wo nrk their way down into our neighborhoods and look what they do to our temperatures today. we're at 51 tobout upper 40s in our deepest valleys. look at the temperatures at noon. 61 to 65 with an autumn breeze blowing. we'll be 61 at the coast at 4:00. undo t the bay and inland mostly sunny. mostly sunny at 7:00. temperatures already flirting with the 50s which means we have an even colder night coming ahead, plus a big warming trend. here's alexis. >>> the san mateo bridge, very light volumes a

evictions of hundreds of thousands of muslim row hinges up to eighty percent of her according to unicef are women and children she has neither criticised nor can damp the burning to the ground of villages row hinges have called home for centuries she has neither criticized condemned or even publicly questioned the role of the military and what the un says appears to be a textbook case of ethnic cleansing what suchi and her government have criticized are the messengers the international news media and u.n. workers document in the story dismissing very reports as fake news and in one case fake rape dismissal and denial of well documented accusations and allegations and evidence is part of genocide genocide is not just simply like appalling to egos and burning down houses and driving people out genocide involves denial and therefore her as a woman as a nobel peace prize winner dismissing the reports of hundreds of women who have been wrong and violated and dismissing them as i fake news you know fake rape that was what you read on. official facebook page fake rape and that's happening in a

the children's charity, unicef uk, says young orphaned refugees with relatives in britain, should to our home affairs correspondent, june kelly reports. the perilous route to europe for thousands of refugees. amongst them, children travelling on their own, hoping to eventually reach relatives in the uk. as an ambassador for the children's charity unicef uk, the actor michael sheen has met many families from syria displaced by the war there. the charity is campaigning for unaccompanied under—18s with family in britain to be able to come here directly. at the moment, you can't apply to be reunited with your grandparents, or older siblings, or aunts and uncles, unless you are already in europe. so what that's doing is it's making young, unaccompanied children have to take that incredibly dangerous journey to get to europe, just to have a chance to be with the only family they have. 0mar, a syrian refugee whose identity we are protecting, is getting messages from his teenage brother, still trapped in their home country. that's a message from your brother, what's he saying to you? he is s

the un children's agency, unicef estimate around sixteen million children across india, bangladesh andupport. in india's state of bihar campaigners say the government has built too many roads that trapped excess water. hong kong's public broadcaster has dropped twenty—four hour bbc world service radio, replacing it with state radio broadcasts from china. the bbc had been broadcasting around the clock on rthk in hong kong since 1978. some critics say the change is evidence of the gradual encroachment of mainland chinese state media into hong kong. these pictures shot from the skies above the eastern caribbean which show the force of hurricane irma which has been upgraded to a category four storm by the us national hurricane centre. florida has declared a state of emergency and the hurricane is expected to reach land by early wednesday and could hit several caribbean islands, including the dominican republic, haiti and the us territory of puerto rico. let's return now north korea and one of the key questions in this crisis just how much influence can china exert over pyongyang to head of

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in addition is working with unicef to waive fees on donations made on the organization's facebook pageif you'd like to donate to the quake relief efforts we have made it as easy as we can for you. go to our website, abc7news.com or download the abc news app, abc 7 news app, i should say. we have a many different charities you can contribute to to help those who need it most right now. >>> it's 4:30 in the morning. a check of your weather and traffic starting with mike. >>> hi, everybody. you can see it bouncing just a little bit as there are some breezes out there mainly up in the hillsig r wo nrk their way down into our neighborhoods and look what they do to our temperatures today. we're at 51 tobout upper 40s in our deepest valleys.

as an ambassador for the children‘s charity unicef uk, the actor michael sheen has met many familiesh family in britain to be able to come here directly. at the moment, you can‘t apply to be reunited with your grandparents, or older siblings, or aunts and uncles, unless you are already in europe. so what that‘s doing is it‘s making young, unaccompanied children have to take that incredibly dangerous journey to get to europe, just to have a chance to be with the only family they have. 0mar, a syrian refugee whose identity we are protecting, is getting messages from his teenage brother, still trapped in their home country. that‘s a message from your brother — what‘s he saying to you? he is saying, "now i am in aleppo, and i am trying to get hold of my certificate because i want to travel, i want to get out of syria." he wants to bring his brother here directly and fears for the teenager‘s future if he stays in syria. he faces the risk of being recruited and drafted, you know, by different factions. the government forces, the affiliated militias to the government forces, isis, different

is no chronic here there is no benefit of any kind to dropping bombs in afghanistan what as a for unicefgovernment spending adsit g.d.p. it's all bogus we've got these bogus g.d.p. numbers we've got a shoes and. out out of out that was due we're where they add the benefit of a free checking account. every g.d.p. report they figure out how much stuff you've got for free from banks that are making interest on your money by loaning it out paying you negative or zero interest and they're saying well you've got a benefit to the free checking account but really it's a benefit the bank all of this stuff it's not g.d.p. max it's grossly distorted procedures that's what i think it ought to stand for yeah area mass of course the people of houston are certainly glad to say those us government red cross after saving them off their rooftops during the flood anyway wish we got to go that you went up soon i now but i maxed out all right well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey i would like to thank our guest mr shand lack of miss talk dot com if you

i started working with unicef 12 years ago. i had a great relationship with them.orld. being from a developing country like india, if i did not have the advantages my parents gave me, to be a woman of the world, i would be like many of those voiceless girls, get married at 13, have children at 16, and don't get to go to school because they are young mothers, not children. you have been around the world on behalf of the un's children's fund. is there a story that stands out to you about a girl who did not get her childhood because she was married so young? i was injordan recently meeting syrian refugees. a lot of the girls get married at 13—14. they were having conversations about how much they want to go back to school, but society stigmatises them and says you should be ashamed of yourself, you are the mother of two children, you want to go back to school, but they are 15—16. what changed me was that she said, my husband and i will never let that happen to our daughter. it is absolutely generational, because her mother got married young as well. what difference ca

according to unicef there over eleven hundred unaccompanied minors just like him. i hadn once in bangladesh someone in the group lost. where your parents? and i said i didn't know where they were. they said we look off do you like our child come with us. have that i just went with them. many. in love murder. the houses set ablaze. traumatized invulnerable then now the number one priority. humanitarian organizations. child friendly spaces like these off of momentary respite. and allow charity work is to identify signs of abuse. one volunteer said that when the children first arrive they don't tool. or playing. they just sit still. and stare. did the seven city recently specific prediction not only. all the nutrition has become so. we don't we need to put that the children so that they don't going to. prostitution they don't face. abuse these. around three hundred thousand growth hindus have fled from the violence of o. a forced exile the united nations denounced. ethnic cleansing. they're closer more regulation of islamic schools in malaysia after plays in a boardin

well the un's children's agency unicef is one of the international organizations that's helping with the relief effort in mexico city earlier we spoke to christiane screw about the works there. well our attention obviously as on children that's our mandate that's what we try to do. for us their kids emotional and physical integrity is the most important thing we have seen in our response to that to the previous earthquake was twelve days prior to that to the one that took place on tuesday that. obviously the kids are facing a lot of trauma a lot of attention and i didn't so our role is to try to get them back to some sort of normality over the normal situation trying to get them back to school if possible those schools are closed in in all of the affected areas still from their creek to weed two weeks ago as well. but also to provide them what we call a child friendly with child friendly spaces so that so they kill children through music through art through play can try to but to release some of the tension that i have inside and that would help the parents as well to make sure that

well, justin forsyth is from unicef. he outlined the challenges facing aid agencies.have over 45 million people affected by these floods, and 60 million children in dire need of humanitarian aid. and the biggest need is to make sure that the waterborne diseases don't take hold, and that means clean water, sanitation. but we also need to be aware that many of the people in these areas, in remote areas of india, nepal and bangladesh these areas, in remote areas of india, nepaland bangladesh are farmers, and they have lost all their livelihoods, their crops, also their livelihoods, their crops, also their cattle. and so we have to look at nutritional needs, as well, particularly for very vulnerable children. i mean, this part of the world has monsoons every year, but these monsoons are the worst ones that we have seen for decades. and we are only in the middle of them. it is going to get worse before it it gets better, by the end of 0ctober. already 45 million people are affected. and the infrastructure is weak. in india, we know the indian military has a strong humanita

of the coordination for humanitarian affairs the international going to sit in for migration and unicef will visit the bangladesh border that year on october the nine. and i.o.m. will convene a donors conference in my meeting last week with bangladesh prime minister sheikh hasina i expressed great appreciation for the care being provided for refugees i commend those countries that are supporting bangladesh in its response. let me also stress the need for stress and cooperation between myanmar and bangladesh and i welcome the upcoming eye level visit of myanmar officials to bangladesh the crisis generated multiple implications for neighboring states and the largest region including the risk of communal strife we should not be surprised if that gets of this creamy nation double standards in treatment of the road could wait openings for an equalization in moving forward we need an effective partnership with myanmar or thought e.t.s. especially the military all involved should refrain for any actions that would exacerbate the precarious situation on the ground i welcome the participation he

the un children's agency, unicef, estimate around 16 million children across india, bangladesh and nepalurgent need of life—saving support. in india's state of bihar, campaigners say the government has built too many roads that trapped excess water. hurricane irma, currently bearing down on the eastern caribbean, has been upgraded to a category four storm by the us national hurricane centre. florida has declared a state of emergency, and the hurricane is expected to reach land by early wednesday, and could hit several caribbean islands — the dominican republic, haiti, and the us territory of puerto rico. this is a severe and strengthening storm. up to half a metre's worth of rain as possible from it at the wind strength could be the major issue. sustained winds, that is the average wind speed of at least 220 kilometres an hour. gusts, of course, could be much higher than that. damage and destruction is certainly possible. us media report that president trump will end the programme known as deferred action for childhood arrivals, or daca, which shields certain immigrants from deportation