unicef estimates that syrian aid will cost $3.5 billion in 2018. pay for aid using the cryptocurrency ethereum. unicef in france is responsible for this unusual form of fundraising. called game chaingers, the project is the brainchild of france‘s largest advertising agency, betc. my mother used to say "money don‘t grow on trees" but she was wrong because you can do money with nothing. it‘s just electricity and a graphic card, which is very new, a new way to donate. the plan is to use blockchain technology to mine cryptocurrency using gamers‘ computers. some of the most hardcore gaming computers belong to those who play games for a living — e—sports competitors. professional gamers. but theirfundraising efforts aren‘t taking place at flashy gaming events. so it‘s been necessary to enlist the help of people who have just the right equipment, which is why i have come to this quiet parisian suburb because this house here is the unlikely location of a cryptocurrency mine. this is the training camp for one of france‘s most successful professional gaming

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this unicef center helps a drug transition back to school impoverished children such as syrian refugees come to learn everything from english to communication skills to play and obtain psychological support to cope with the trauma they've endured come on feed them enough see one of my sons has psychological problems the psychologist at the center has helped him he is now listening to me and he is better and this has been the biggest benefit unicef says thirty one percent of syrian children in the kingdom are not enroll in any formal or informal education program yet this year there are more syrian refugees in the jordanian school system than ever the ministry of education has implemented a double shift system to meet the need unicef is also providing cash assistance to encourage children to stay in school fifty five thousand students are receiving about thirty dollars a month the money helps pay for the cost of transportation uniforms and school supplies unicef says the economic crisis in jordan is making it harder for all children living in poverty its educational program is operating

system than ever the ministry of education has implemented a double shift system to meet the need unicef is also providing cash assistance to encourage children to stay in school fifty five thousand students are receiving about thirty dollars a month the money helps pay for the cost of transportation uniforms and school supplies unicef says the economic crisis in jordan is making it harder for all children living in poverty its educational program is operating with a more than one hundred million dollar deficit this year this is now a prolonged crisis and so it is becoming increasingly challenging for us to maintain interest in funding these very important programs but the reality is on the ground there we see increasing vulnerability use of the most of children educating children is seen as a long term economic investment in jordan and at the centers all nationalities are coming together and learning to get along natasha guinea al-jazeera man. for the first time of course in spain as all arise the exhumation of bodies from the country's most controversial monument the valley of the fall

>> this is the big fear with everyone, particularly with unicef.of the lost generation. >> reporter: now, four years after our first visit, tonight, unicef telling us there are more than 300 schools here in lebanon where they are bringing those child refugees to learn. unicef documents some of the children being helped, seven years into this war. the 11-year-old girl who gets on the bus every day and goes to class. she says she loves math and science. they have tried to give so many of these children at least some of their life back. including many children who came here without parents, who were caught up in the war. there was that moment when we first visited, two of the children, hoda and achmed, brother and sister, showed me their room, their beds. we'll never forget the words painted on the wall, "love me." this is your bed? ♪ twinkle >> reporter: hoda climbing up onto her bed with this song. ♪ what you are never forget that little song. so many children still in need here. thanks for watching. i'm david muir >> announcer: live, where you live

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joining me now is a unicef reason director for the middle east a get a couple thought it was a cover saying welcome to. tell us who is at the conference and what are you hoping to get from this donor conference going on there. well at the conference today we have mainly representatives of the syrian civil society discussing the deficit back they've formed what the situation is inside syria but also in the neighboring countries where millions of syrians have found refuge to morrow it's up to the political leaders so five countries looking on how the international community will continue being generous in order to support those millions of syrians who are suffering from more perspective very clearly the seven years of war in syria is a war on children today over eight million syrian children are suffering have a lack of access to health lack of access to nutritious food even drinking water is a problem for them they have talked about political leaders that the aims of this conference is to give momentum to peace efforts the u.n. sponsored peace efforts on syria how hopeful are you that

when i talk to them i'm extremely hopeful and therefore from a unicef perspective once again a strong belief to the fighting forces that any one given through one's put children at the center of your negotiations and then that is a future that is a bright future for syria right a good cover for unicef's a recent director for the middle east thank you very much for talking to from brussels thank you. the french president on a micro is in washington for talks with president donald trump this is the first time president trump is hosting hosting a foreign leader as an official state visit and he's pulled out the stops for a lavish welcome both leaders have shaken up the political systems in their countries and withdrawal has become trying to close this contact in europe but tough topics on the agenda put that relationship to the test. so what are the key issues up for discussion cruel and other european leaders urging trump to stay in the two thousand and fifteen iran nuclear agreement which trump has scored one. iran has threatened to restart its nuclear program should trump. there's als

this unicef center helps a drug transition back to school impoverished children such as syrian refugees come to learn everything from english to communication skills to play and obtain psychological support to cope with the trauma they've endured c'mon see them enough see one of my sons has psychological problems the psychologist at the center has helped him he's now listening to me and he is better and this has been the biggest benefit unicef says thirty one percent of syrian children in the kingdom are not enroll in any formal or informal education program yet this year there are more syrian refugees in the jordanian school system than ever the ministry of education has implemented a double shift system to meet the need unicef is also providing cash assistance to encourage children to stay in school fifty five thousand students are receiving about thirty dollars a month the money helps pay for the cost of transportation uniforms and school supplies unicef says the economic crisis in jordan is making it harder for all children living in poverty its educational program is operating with

cited a coalition air strikes in yemen have killed at least fourteen civilians seven of them children unicef is calling the attack one of the deadliest on children since the conflict in yemen escalated in twenty fifteen the missiles at a building which houses displaced people in the rebel held city of who data gunmen in pakistan have killed four people in an attack on a baby christian neighborhood in the city of cueto at least three of those killed were from the same family they were outside a relative's home where the rickshaw came under fire eisel says it carried out the attack. russia's president vladimir putin is on his way to turkey for a summit on syria ties between the two countries have been steadily improving even as their relationships with the west strain for iranian president hassan rouhani will also be joining the summit later on wednesday those are the headlines about with more news in thirty minutes next it's inside story with national harbor to stay with us. you stand the difference is. and this him analogies and cultures across the world. al-jazeera. it's world autism day an

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according to unicef, in 2015 there were almost 140 million orphans worldwide.ountless iraqi children witnessed horrific events during the bitter fighting and siege of the city of mosul. many have been left physically and emotionally traumatized. they've lost their parents and are now completely dependent on aid. reporter: mornings are the highlight of sukina mohammed's day. the children greet her with huge hugs. they're playful and happy now, but they share a sad past. these children were orphaned during the islamic state militant group's reign of terror. iraqi special forces recovered them from the rubble in mosul. this orphanage is now their home. here, they're safe and can express their hopes. sabah: i want to work at a company. amwai: school principal. amnih: i want to study at a university. i.s. wouldn't allow education for girls. reporter: sukina mohammed wants to give these children a chance to flourish. but the head of the orphanage says money and resources are a constant issue. sukina: i am so sad that i can't really help them. i go to the government a

that your wages are lots of quite a lot one of the problems that we have today for example at least unicef report say is that stunted growth israelis hit among melissy as poor especially those who are living in look or slums people savings are dwindling that pointed their concept wondering get. a month to do title of the next month. people as a child has begun to be helping people like that with subsidies and handouts well certainly not if they were giving subsidies then you would not have a problem up that don't grow people be able to eat good food nutritious food the point is that because of high cost of living and lower wages they are unable to fend for themselves and it is quite clear from the study that was there did that come up two months ago in fact a recent study by the bank got a list of businesses of bank and the bank of malaysia it also says that the cost of living has gone up and he wants a very high figure compared to what people at this hearing let me let me know you have taught us a number is it some of those points in that area number lucent has that thousand six hundred r

led coalition air strikes in yemen have killed at least fourteen civilians seven of them children unicef is calling the attack one of the deadliest on children since the conflict in yemen escalated in twenty fifteen the missiles hit a building which houses displaced people in the rebel held city of who data gunmen in pakistan have killed four people in attack on a baby christian neighborhood in the city of cueto at least three of those killed were from the same family they were outside a relative's home where their rickshaw came under fire isis says it carried out the attack russia's president vladimir putin is on his way to turkey for a summit on syria ties between the two countries have been steadily improving even as their relationships with the west strained further iranian president hassan rouhani will also be joining the summit later on wednesday those are the headlines about with more news in thirty minutes next it's inside story with national harbor to stay with us. you stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the way. al-jazeera. it's world autism day and a

this unicef classroom. and we asked the children, how many of them came here after work?hem raising their hands, fresh from the fields. proud of their hard work. 50? the little boy who pointed to his back. it hurts your back? >> a little bit. >> reporter: a little bit, yeah. so, you're trying to save at least part of their childhood? >> exactly. yeah. >> reporter: do you fear, though, that thi i'm david muir, reporting from beirut tonight. and i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. >>> words have consequences, and that's a lesson tesla is learning from the federal government, following its response to an i-team report. >>> coffee park suffered some of the worst damage during the north bay wildfire. six months later, we revisit santa rosa's coffee park to find the neighborhood literally rising from the ashes. >>> a major change happens tomorrow with credit cards. >>> i not just lost my house, but i lost my best friend. >> tesla's response to the interview with the widow of tesla owner, walter huang was the last straw for the national transportation safety board. >> to

but the saudi led coalition has received the brunt of the international community's criticism unicef says the strike in holidayed on monday was one of the deadliest attacks on children since the escalation of the conflict three years ago falter dirge on al-jazeera the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has suspended a deal reached with the un's refugee and agency which would have seen thousands of african asylum seekers resettled in western countries it replaced a controversial plan that would have deported the men to a third country in africa the prime minister made the u. turn within hours of a of announcing the agreement under pressure from members of his own government most of the migrants affected are from eritrea and sudan seventy deca has more from west jerusalem in members of his own party seem to be unhappy about this they weren't consulted naturally bennett who's the education part of the jewish home party and that israel would become let me say exactly said a paradigm for infiltrators in this is because this is these these are asylum seekers have throughout the cour

the twenty fourteen more than one hundred of those two hundred seventy six girls are still missing unicef says nearly two thousand three hundred teachers have been killed and fourteen hundred schools destroyed by boko haram and an address has more from the capital of. when the report detailed happenings in northeastern nigeria especially between two thousand and thirteen to two thousand and eighteen a period of five years of book quiet on operations but we've known long before the chagos were abducted in two thousand and fourteen of boko haram atrocities involving the kidnap and abduction of young girls and children from their own homes even in may degree we've seen and heard talking about fighters who are then living in a degree in the early part of the insurgency walking into their homes dropping something like fifteen twenty dollars and pick up their daughters and saying that the money is for dolly now experts are saying that the psychological impact of the. crisis will be seen is beyond what we see what we've seen in terms of loss in infrastructure or loss of money in the education se

around has abducted more than one thousand children in northeastern nigeria since twenty thirteen unicefsays nearly two thousand three hundred teachers have been killed and fourteen hundred schools destroyed by the group there's a headline stay with us here on inside story is coming up next. burning the israeli flag palestinians protest again along the gaza in.

a saudi coalition strike killed at least fourteen civilians and in day the seven of them children unicef is calling the attack one of the deadliest children's attacks since the conflict in the escalated in twenty fifteen. also speaking in geneva and eglin the secretary general of the norwegian refugee council says the event is raising awareness of the human cost of the conflict. it is a stark reminder of how cruel this war is what happened in who data there were also missed sides going from the northern governorates into saudi arabia so the escalation is precisely what we do not need now here in this building now donations from around the world are meeting to give more funding to us the humanitarian agencies that are desperate plea under-funded on the ground however our message is also it's not just money we need we need more than anything as a ceasefire we need an end to this senseless war we need an end to the bomb beings and the missiles going into areas like cool data and we need an end to the missiles also going from the north in yemen to saudi this has to end in twenty eighteen num

arabia but the saudi led coalition has received the brunt of the international community's criticism unicef says the strike in holidayed on monday was one of the deadliest attacks on children since the escalation of the conflict three years ago . still to come here on al-jazeera i protest as a killed and injured as members of india's lowest ranking col demonstrate against discrimination. i think china is trying to send a very measured response to. beijing's terrorists on american god send us stop stumbling as far as gravel possible trying to bomb. hello again cloud it's clinging on to the middle east at the moment it's stretching from saudi arabia all the way out towards kazakstan giving some of us some rain but most of us have seen a fair amount of dust instead i think we are most likely to see some wet weather around the northeastern part of our map as we head through chews day and across some of the mountains again some of that will be turning wintery behind it though it's warming up safe attash came will be at around to twenty three degrees further west you can see the cloud that we've

conditions including completing their education and working but the united nations children's agency unicef says girls need even greater protection and what we would like to do more is the convention as it really work with boards work with religious leaders and really promoting the right of. education that we need to break the cycle of poverty and prevent them from dropping out of school and going into our lives but most says her biggest regret is dropping out of school at the age of ten she hopes early marriage in her family stops with her generation. i wish i could have continued my studies this is my destiny i want to let my daughter gets married young she needs to be twenty five or so it's too much responsibility. when asked about her dreams for the future fatma says she just wants to live in one room independently from her in-laws natasha going to name a man. engineers for southwest airlines will inspect the company's entire fleet after an engine broke apart mid-flight smashing windows and killing a passenger the forty three year old woman who died was partially sucked out of the broke

managed to escape and others have been released but one hundred of them are still missing a report by unicef the un's children's agency says bahu around has abducted more than a thousand children in the area over the last five years almost two thousand three hundred teachers have been killed and fourteen hundred schools destroyed now president trump has issued a full pardon to the man who was chief of staff to former vice president dick cheney lewis scooter libby was convicted of lying to investigators and obstruction of justice in two thousand and seven after the identity of a cia agent was leaked unofficial reports from washington. he was dick cheney's right hand man inclusive confident but after a four year investigation into how the cia official valerie plame is name was leaked to the porter's. scooter libby find himself in court charged with lying to the f.b.i. and obstructing a cia investigation he was convicted of obstruction of perjury and lying to the f.b.i. he was sentenced to thirty months in jail he never served one day his sentence commuted by president george w. bush his boss's

. >> reporter: in los angeles, unicef, united nations children's fund honored salma hayak with the danny> and it takes so little to make big, big changes. >> reporter: it is recognition for all she has done for more than a decade on behalf of women and children around the world. it is hard to decide who should get money. >> so many people need it. how should we spend. it is the best, it is the best question. it is, finding who can you help the most. who can you help the best. and through who can you be the most effective. >> how did you become an activist? >> it is a very strange question. my head thinks, why don't you? >> she helped raise more than $700,000 for relief efforts after the earthquake in mexico last september. in 2015, she visited syrian refugees in lebanon. and in 2008, here she is in sierra leon where tetanus was a leading cause of death among mothers and babies. during the trip, a 15-year-old mother approached her with a hungry baby just a few days old. >> i have no money. i have no food to give him. i have nothing. she was sobbing. and i said, i have got milk. because, i

suddenly a coalition air strike has killed at least fourteen civilians seven of them children and unicef is calling the attacker. one of the deadliest on children since the conflict in yemen escalated in twenty fifteen now the missiles hit a building which houses the displaced people in the rebel held city of who data a coalition spokesman says they'll be an independent investigation into the bombing joining me now from geneva is yon egland the secretary general of the norwegian refugee council good to have you with us you are actually in geneva at the moment i think overseeing the potential for a donor conference to help those that need it most it's quite difficult to generate that enthusiasm or even that money when there's constant bombardment and conflict in the region you're trying to help. it is a stark reminder of how cruel this war is what happened in who data there also missed sides going from the northern governorates into saudi arabia so the escalation is precisely what we do not need now here in this building now donations from around the world are meeting to give more funding

around has abducted more than one thousand children in northeastern nigeria since twenty thirteen unicef says nearly two thousand three hundred teachers have been killed and fourteen hundred schools destroyed by the group those are the headlines say with a fair amount is there a inside story is coming up next. burning the israeli flag palestinians protest again along the gaza israel border hundreds have been shot more than thirty killed by israeli soldiers but the protesters say they'll continue until may fifteenth the seventieth anniversary of israel's creation what can they achieve this is insight story. and welcome to the program i'm fully backed for a third consecutive friday thousands of palestinians have been protesting at the gaza israel border demanding they be allowed back to the lands they were forced from the so-called great march of return has ended its week and it will continue until may fifteenth the day palestinians call the nakba. when hundreds of thousands of palestinians were displaced in the conflict that culminated in the creation of israel in one thousand nine hundre

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community is used to danger in the valley response to the to the dire humanitarian crisis in yemen and unicef called. all in all parties to the conflict who have been for them to immediately take action in the legal obligation to protect children and their ways keep them out of harm's way there is no justification for such blatant disregard for children's rights and international you money to. a rival demonstrations happening in brazil a day before the supreme court decides whether a former president. of the silver should go to prison. he is known was convicted of corruption and money laundering last year that decision will have a huge impact on upcoming elections which he is favored to win in america and it's an issue newman is at a rally in sao paulo. thousands of demonstrators are converging here in sao paulo's emblematic avenue as in more than a hundred cities throughout brazil many of them carrying these little inflatable dolls of former president. dressed as you can see in prison garb what they are asking is that the supreme court on wednesday not accept a petition or an argument by the

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