. >>> aid agency unicef theys the number of children suffering from malnutrition in yemen has tripled the beginning of the war. >> reporter: mia is one of many children in yemen who's lives are at risk. she suffers from malnutrition, and needs immediate treatment. her mother traveled a long distance to get to this hospital. mohammed faces complications from months of malnutrition. >> translator: my child is sick. he had one surgery, which cost $2,000. now the doctor says he needs another. all of this because of malnutrition. my husband had to borrow the money for the first surgery. >> reporter: the level of malnutrition in yemen is among the highest in the world. international aid agencies are worried about the war. they say if it continues many children will die. >> the situation is terrible. now after six months of conflict, we have half a million children who are severely and acutely malnourished. at the same time last year, we had less than 160,000 children. so it's got three times worse. >> reporter: this hospital was targeted many times. doctors here fear they may have to reloca

they also need assistance delivering food and we will help in distribution. unicef has launched its own $2.8 million a drive to help the thousands of children forced from their homes. >> the latest on the fifa corruption scandal now. the german football federation is having to deny accusations of buying votes to secure the 2006 world cup. the head of germany's football federation at the opening of the museum dedicated game -- he denied reports from "der spiegel" magazine accusing him of bribery. >> i'm saying here again, there were no slush funds. there was no vote purchase. reporter: in friday's edition, 19 claims that a secret fund had been created to buy votes to ensure germany would win the world cup. frankfurt's prosecutor says he will look into the accusation. fifa-related other news, michelle 13 he is fighting to defend his honor, this after he was suspended for 90 days over 1.8 million-euro payment from sepp blatter dating back to 2011. platini said it was "a man-to-man thing, in that no contract was signed" for the football consulting work you did er betwee

unicef says in subsaharan government says one in three girls an one in 5 boys suffer some sort of sexual violence by the time theyn 18. a lot goes unreported. kids who are in trouble request call child line. >> we can assist you. >> most of the 300,000 people who called last year just needed advice, but 16,000 calls were serious enough to be referred to police. police officers also watch over students playing life board. they are here to explain the law and spot any students whose actions may indicate they are victims of abuse. time is running out to educate children in formative years. >> challenging some of the attitudes of the youth today will create a bit of a safer environment for tomorrow. >> whether they are rapping, drawing, or talking about it, the result is the same: an easy, fun conversation about a very serious topic. damage i can't page, al jazeera, johannesburg. >> a year of firsts for the united king.com's most prestigeous art award, the turner prize held in scotland for the first time and three of the four nominees are women. >> reporter: with no knowledge of music, clearly no understanding of the

unicef. stand by all those earnings, here they come on the second hour of the "closing bell" with kelly evanspany. see you tomorrow. >>> thank you, bill. welcome to the "closing bell," ever been, i'm kelly evans. let's take a look at how we are finishing the day on wall street. target starting with the dow down 25 23 points and s&p 500 we watched it fluctuate between positive and negative territory, couldn't quite do it, goes down with a decline of about a point. now, the nasdaq it was the underperformer today down .4%. so we've got our reporters to cover it auchlt mar began brennan, julia boorstin and seema mody will have results from electronic arts and first solar. joining today's panel we have cnbc mike santoli and cnbc contributor stephanie links and "fast money" trader guy adami. welcome one and all. mike, which one has your attention here? >> obviously starbucks, mostly because expectations are so high, i think the expectations for domestic comp sales really pretty heavy. >> and also the china issue which has come up, it's been the almost -- the give vice sieve decisive issue. the ones

they return home divorced and humiliated. >> niger has the latest rate of child marriage in the world. 25% of girls marry before the age of 15, and 75% before the age of 18. unicef has sought dialogue within the local communities. we're telling them that child marriage has a huge negative impact on society. we're also educating girls to put an end to the practice. >> but ending the practice in niger, one of the worldest poorest countries, has a long way to go. this woman had deified her family, who wanted her to marry a wealthy man. many others cannot especially in the face of overwhelming poverty. al jazeera. >> colombian police have killed one of the country's most powerful drug traffickers. he's known as megeteo. reports say that several of megateo's men were killed in heavy fighting with police. now moving to mexico's pacific coast beaches. prime nesting sites of sea turtles. >> they arrive one by one. it's only by a sliver of moonlight. turtles clamber on the beaches each year one of only two species to stage this mass invasion of nesting season. they lay their eggs and quickly-dug hallows. it's their only protection against the dangers of the night. like t

they are humiliated. >> niger has the highest rate of child marriage in the world, 25% of girls marry before the age of 15 and 75% before the age of 18. unicefght dialog within the communities and telling them child marriage has a huge negative impact on society and also educating girls to put an end to the practice. >> reporter: but ending the practice in niger one of the world's poorest countries has a long way to go. this woman has defied her family who wanted her to marry a wealthy man. many others cannot especially in the face of overwhelming poverty. al jazeera. >>> now, an ambitious blueprint put forward to revitalize the capital of rwanda but it will be too expensive for most of the current residents to live if and catherine has taken a look at the plans. >> reporter: if all goes well it will look like this by 2040 and it's a master plan though with a price, the overhaul is expected to cost billions of dollars, roughly half of the land is unusable, and it's either wet land or steep slopes so every available space will be needed to make the vision a reality. >> it has to be utilized efficiently so that we be able to accommodate people

they return home divorced and humiliated. >> niger has the highest rate of child marriage in the world. 25% of girls mary before the age of 15. and 75% before the age of 18. unicefto the dye log within the local communities. we are telling them child marriage has a huge negative impact on society. we are educating girls to put an end to the practice. >> but end, the practice in niger, one of the world's poorest countries has a long way to go. this woman has defied her family who wanted to her to marry a wealthy man. many others cannot, especially in the face, of overwhelming poverty. al jazeera. >>> hurricane joachin has pit the bahamas. the storm with winds of 210 kilometers an hour brought flooding to the central part of the island nation. residents in the capitol are making preparations before the storm hits. the system is moving towards the united states east coast. no casualties have been reported so far. >>> now, mexico's pacific coach beaches are prime nesting sites for hundreds of thousands of sea turtles. they return every year to lay their eggs in the sand but they face an ongoing threat from poachers who steal up to 70% of the eggs to sell as a local

unicef says that in sub-saharan african countries one in three girls and one in five boys suffer some form of sexual violence by the time theyn 18. but a lot of that goes unreported. kids who are in trouble can call child line. >> we can assist you with counseling. >> the most of the 300,000 people who called last year just needed advice, but 16,000 calls were serious enough to be referred to police. police officers also watch over students playing life board. they are here to explain the law and spot any students whose reactions may indicate they are victims of abuse. time is running out to educate the students in their formative years. >> hopefully molding and shaping and challenging some of the attitudes of the youth today is going to create a bit of a safer environment for tomorrow. >> whether they are rapping, drawing or talking about it, the results are the same. an easy, fun conversation about a very serious topic. tanya page, al jazeera, johannesburg. >>> 69 vatican says pope francis' controversial meeting should not be considered as a show of support for her position. the poach did not discuss the detail of mrs. dav

they return home divorced and humiliated. >> niger has the highest rate of child marriage in the world. 25% of girls marry before the age of 15, and 75% before the age of 18. unicef has sought help in the local communities. child marriage has a negative impact on society. we're educating girls to put an end to the practice. >> but ending the practice in niger, one of the world he is for aest countries, has a long way to go. this woman has deified her family who wanted her to marry a wealthy man. many others cannot especially in the face of overwhelming poverty. al jazeera. >> an ambitious blueprint has been put forward to revitalize the capital of rwanda, but it is feed that the developments will be too expensive for the current residents to continue living there. catherine soi has a look. >> if all goes well, this is what it will look like in 2040. it's a master plan with a price. it will cost billions of dollars. half of the land is unusable. so every available space will be needed to make the vision a reality. >> it has to be utilized efficiently so that we be able to accommodate people living now. >> in the short time house something a priority. in the popula

they return home divorced and humiliated. >> niger has the highest rate of child marriage in the world. 25% of girls marry before the age of 15, and 75% before the age of 18. unicef has sought to dialogue the local communities. we tell them that child marriage has huge negative effect on society. we also work at educating girls to put an end to the practice. >> but ending the practice in niger, one of the world's poorest countries, has a long way to go. this woman has deified her family, who wanted her to marry a wealthy man. many others cannot, especially in the face of overwhelming poverty. al jazeera. >> a new satellite is heading to space today. it is on board an atlas five rocket that launched in florida just about an hour ago. the commercial satellite will help provide an enhanced cell phone service in rural parts of mexico. >>> hid no one plain site are legends among us. 92-year-old filmmaker jonas has been working in new york since he arrived in the 1950s. and as adam may tells us, he has no plans to slow down. >> is that andy warhol right there? >> yes, a typical andy, john lennon, yoko ono party of that period, where all the different artists come toget

they launch another assault. >> protection offered for whistle blowers. >> another day, another award. why this latest prize is so special. details coming up in sport. >> aid agency unicef said the number of children suffering from malnourishment in yemen has tripled since the war began. more than half a million children under the age of five are now severely an acutely malnourished. we have more. >> maya is one of many children in yemen who suffers from malnutrition and needs immediate treatment. her mother traveled a long distance to get to this hospital in the capital, sanna. facing complications from malnutrition. >> my child is sick. he had one surgery which cost $2,000. the doctor says he needs another. all this because of malnutrition. we are very poor. my husband had to borrow money for the first surgery. >> malnutrition in yemen is among the highest in the world, the situation made worse by the conflict. international aid agency says are worried about the war. they say if it continues, many children will die. >> this situation is terrible. now after six months of conflict, we have half a million children who are severely and acutely malnourished. the same time

they return home divorced and humiliated. >> niger has the highest rate of child marriage in the world. 25% of girls married before the age of 13, and 75% before the age of 18. unicef has sought a dialog within the local communities, telling them child marriage has a huge negative impact on society. we're educating girls to put an end to the practice. >> but ending the practice in niger, one of the world's poorest countries, has a long way to go. this woman has defied her family who wanted her to marry a wealthy man. many others cannot, especially in the face of overwhelming poverty. >> still to come here on al-jazeera -- >> i'm on the south pacific coast, where hundreds of thousands of turtles arrive here year, but the majority of their eggs are being stolen. >> and in sports, the new york yankees look to secure a wild card spot and place in the mlb postseason. details next. >> welcome back. mexico's specific coast beaches are prime nesting sites for hundreds of thousands of sea turtles, but their eggs are prized locally, and poachers are increasingly capitalizing. here's a report. >> they arrive one by one, lit only by a sliver of moonlight. a million endangered

they return home divorced and humiliated. >> translator: niger has the highest rate of child marriage in the world, 25% of girls marry before the age of 15 and 75% before the age of 18. uniceft the dialog within the local communities and we are telling them child marriage has a huge negative impact on society, we also are educating girls to put an end to the practice. >> reporter: but ending the practice in niger one of the wor world's poorest country has a long way to go, this woman has defied her family who wanted her to marry a wealthy man. many others cannot especially in the face of the overwhelming poverty, al jazeera. >>> mexican officials agreed to speed up the extradition process allowing drug lords and suspected criminals a fast track to jail in the united states, the deal comes a day after mexico sent two top cartel bosses and 11 others to the u.s. with a new effort between mexico and washington to fight organized crime in the two countries. turkey go to the polls on november the first for the second time in just five months and with the kurds forming around 20% of the population the ruling act party needs them to stay in power but with recent violence the threat