will investigate alleged rights abuses in rakhine state including rape. we will treat any case in accordance with the rule of law. let s now bring in the president and ceo of unicef usa, carol stern joining this hour from new york. carol, thank you again for being with us. we just heard the stories of so many children born of rape, the trauma, the strug of of these families trying to find a path forward amid so much uncertainty. if you would, tell us about what you saw. what struck you from your most recent trip to these refugee camps? i think every time i take a trip i m always, you know, prepping myself and reading the numbers, and then you get there and those numbers suddenly become people. and i was struck by several things inside the camp. it s a temporary place for people to live. so the structures are all built out of bamboo, and i know having just come off the monsoon season and as we were approaching the
it s important to mention the children there. you want to keep it as normal if that s even possible as you can. we saw there were mascots of the local teams going to some shelters, some of the sports stars as well trying to cheer those kids up. stephanie elam there at the nrg center, thank you so much for being with us. we ve got pictures on the screen of this fire, this structure fire, i m going call it a structure fire until it s confirmed that it s a house. we see some other, we see some other buildings in the area. the focus here, although we haven t seen a lot of water come from hoses or hydrants here, they ve got to focus on containment. hoping that there s no way that that fire could jump to another nearby building. you can see the strug that will firefighters have just trying to get to this thing. we re going to continue to obviously keep our eyes on it. we ll tell what you kind of building it is, the ktrk says it s in the neighborhood off
trying to intervene and ironically, this protest was occurring as hillary clinton was saying so many things, as far as racial profiling, other sensitive issues those folks really would like to her. wolf, people are frustrated and if anybody recognizes understands and appreciates someone s right to protest, no matter at what event, as long as its peaceful, it would be that man john lewis. i don t begrudge anyone for exercising their first amendment rights or anyone for being frustrated. our leaders have two responsibilities, in my view a, to listen, and b, to take action where effective and appropriate. there is a lot of builtup frustration, wolf, and therefore you re going to see protest and continued protest because people are not happy. as lodge ng as they are within confines of the rules, allow them to protest. it s been a long strug and will there are so many issues that
problem facing black america. here is the statistics. this year alone chicago almost 80% of the people killed have been black. in baltimore the figure is 216 black people versus 11 white. in philadelphia 200 black people versus 44 white, most by other black people. do you think the organization is willfully ignoring this? or is it just not their mission make. maybe it s just not their mission. it should be their mission. to have an organization in 2015 fighting only for the black lives that are taken by whites is arbitrary because we re trying to improve conditions in the black community. and when it comes to murder, these people can t do everything. they can t change eat eating habits, and all the other things. why would we focus on only murder by white cops? we re stug on the notion to continue the strug of the 1965, we have to focus on what white
happens every three years. and we are in the midst of listening to these testimonials from five families, five so far, i believe there ll be one more, from around the world, who are talking about what, father? well, the difficulty of their lives, the strug of chastity in the case of the australian couple and looking forward to marriage and the fears of what that s going to mean, the challenges to marriage. you had the daughter of st. gianna, who died in childbirth, and she gave the pope a relic of her mother, who was a cannonized saint. was she the child that the mother i don t think she was the child. i think she was one of the older children of the younger girl or boy, i don t remember who was born in childbirth. and she died in child she died because she would not have an abortion. it s an unusual to have a saint who was a married woman. yes, and a medical doctor.