in ways that i don t think is really completely understood. narrator: but can it be used for more than just entertainment? man: they come out of it very deeply mov. i d say half of the people who watch cry. narrator: using virtual reality to create empathy in humanitarian crisis, one viewer at a time. humanitarian crises are all too familiar to television viewers. civil wars that cause huge movements of refugees. worldwide pandemics. and natural disasters like earthquakes and tsunamis. this is the way most of us are used to seeing these heartwrenching events on a screen in front of us, watching passively. but what if you could step into the frame and actually feel what it s like for the individuals on the ground? man: people come out of it feeling enlightened and often moved and often ready to take action. a lot of people automatically say, well, what can i do? how can i get involved? narrator: gabo arora is a creative director leading a team at the united nations who are u
narrator: coming up on 21st century, can virtual reality create empathy in a humanitarian crisis? and urban refugees in kenya striving for a life of dignity. a new technology takakes you ino the heart of a scenene. virtual reality, breaking new barriers. man: it s working on your brain in ways that i don t think is really completely understood. narrator: but can it be used fofor more t than just entertainment? mann: they come out of it very deeply movoved. i d say hahalf f the people who watch cry. narrator: using virtual reality to create empathy inin a humanitarian crisis, one viewer at a time. humanitarian crises are all too familiar to television viewers. civil wars that cause huge movements of refugees. worldwide papandemics. and natural disasts like earthquakes and tsunamis. this is the way most of us are used to seeing these heartwrenching events on a screen in front of us, watching passively. but what if you could step into the frame and actually feel what it s like
in ways that i don t think is really completely understood. narrator: but can it be used fofor more t than just entertainment? mann: they come out of it very deeply movoved. i d say hahalf f the people who watch cry. narrator: using virtual reality to create empathy inin a humanitarian crisis, one viewer at a time. humanitarian crises are all too familiar to television viewers. civil wars that cause huge movements of refugees. worldwide papandemics. and natural disasts like earthquakes and tsunamis. this is the way most of us are used to seeing these heartwrenching events on a screen in front of us, watching passively. but what if you could step into the frame and actually feel what it s like for the individuals on the ground? man: people come out of it fefeeling enlightened and often moved and oftenen ready to take action. a lot of people automatically say, well, what can i do? how can i get involvved? narrator: gabo arora is a creative director leading a team at the unite
and a beauty shop were stripped bare this morning residents will to find stores is shattered a mother looking in vain for diapers. the first clouds on the streets today were carrying bruhn s not rocks they clean of debris from burned out businesses : is all good children breakdown stuff and the adults at the ticket got : today we saw a lot more of what baltimore is actually about we saw people coming together today to reclaim our city catherine heenan: 1 group knelt in prayer near the cvs pharmacy the scene of one of the dozens of structural fires last night in addition more than 1140 vehicles were torched. maryland s governor is counting on a show of force to keep the peace tonight guard troops surround police headquarters allied officers confront out in the st. baltimore police commissioner anthony bates was oakland s police chief during the oscar grant protest today defended baltimore officers accused of moving too slowly : when it most faster because there were 1415
the enforced as our mother the east of the country in what the government calling it anti operation. lt says the forces of trying to flush out separatists has taken control of buildings in several towns and cities to monday independents. he says that its troops have already taken one that feels awesome it s like a natural reaction has been swept the west that that support ukraine s military operation in russia is furious when go to our correspondent in ukraine in a moment but first this report the ukrainian government s anti separatist offensive has begegegegun in the area north f donetsk near the russian border. special forces and things have been deployed ukrainian soldiers have also gathered on the ranges of gas russian forces seized a police station at the weekend this video was shown to nearby cram it all squared ukrainian troops recaptured a minute to imports from pro russian separatists. russian tv is reporting that several people were killed in a struggle to retain ca