valerie amos says half do not have proper accommodation. she says many live in open fields, abandoned buildings and schools. >> iraq faces a serious humanitarian crisis, with up to 1.8 milli 1.8 million iraqis displaced since jan, many living with families and communities. the influx create a shelter crisis with more than half the families sheltering in parks and other open areas from the sides of highway, in unfinished buildings, in religious buildings and in schools. with more than 650 schools in the government, hosting i.d.p.s, thousands of kurdish schoolchildren did not start school on 10 september as scheduled. winter is approaching. there's a huge amount of work needed to ensure that families have protection from the cold. >> egypt says its security forces killed seven men who it says were suspected terrorists, the men were members of a group, and they were ambushed in sua city following attacks from soldiers and police many. >> al jazeera continues to demand the release ever three journalist imprisoned in egypt. peter greste, mohamed

. >> valerie amos both said that both isil and the government are to be blamed for the worsening of theumanitarian situation in syria. and activists are reporting that more syrian government air strikes and rebel held areas, now reports some syrians fear that the u.s. campaign against isil is giving a free reign to bashir al-asaad's forces. >> this is an after math of a barrel bomb. rebel controlled areas continue to be battlegrounds. two international war on the islamic state in iraq and the levan hasn't ended syria's own war. the government is still on the offensive. and it wants to get rid of what is left. more often than not they continue to be the victims. >> the plane hit and it kept on hitting around us. >> syrians are also blaming the coalition for targeting civilians, the u.s. says it has no credible reports of civilian deaths but activists say more than 20 have dies. people are scared, during the day the government war planes hit us, and at night there are coalition strikes we can't forget that civilians have controlled territories and they are under threat, and the government

players who rank among the best television has ever seen -- ed asner, valerie harper, ted knight, betty white, gavin mccloud, john amosd cloris leachman. the show... [chuckles] where valerie has lost her job as a window dresser. and she's in mary's apartment day and night, night and day, 24/7, i'm just sick of it. i'm just sick of it! mary, you're not doing her any favors encouraging her in this life of sloth! oh, come on, phyllis, she's not slothy! mary, as her friends, we owe it to her to straighten her out. we have to force her to take a good, hard look at herself. we have to shake her up, we have to slap some sense into her! and there she has a big hair dryer on her head, a big, inflatable hair dryer and a big long hose. rhoda... and i pick up the hose and i say, "rhoda!" i scream. rhoda! and she goes, "ohhh!" [chuckles] what? what? what? everybody loved that show and so did i, it was fun. seacrest: "the mary tyler moore show's" most acclaimed episode involved the death of chuckles the clown. what happened, lou? who died, will you tell us? chuckles. chuckles the clown is dead. it was a freak accident. he went to t