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TED attendees: 'What does the world need now?'

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Attendees at the Technology, Entertainment Design (TED) conference in Long Beach, California get 18 minutes to deliver the speech of a lifetime.

The theme of this year's event is 'What the World Needs Now.'

So what are some of the world's most powerful people saying?

The BBC's Peter Bowes reports.

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