>> malik. >> first, i want to say thank you for being here. and this is actually just a sin from the creative. not a sin, but a send. i want to say, it's very important we allow our youth to be creative. the most important part of our community in which we lack. it's robotic state of mind. you get involved in what the tv tells you to do. our school lack creative skills and families lack creative skills. no one is able to community on that emotional level. we lack emotion because we lack creativity. everybody involved in a children's life to parlay that. >> how are we to do that? >> the cb o 's, these people that want to do the work. they have the heart. but they need a change. i know for myself. we all have a reason we need to get paid. but the major thing is, when you come to a community that is lacks so much, poor on so many levels. from all of those levels, you have to have a sense of creativity. at safe haven, i try to have every level of creativity. not even wants to sing or rap or play basketball. some people want to write books. these a

. >> it's what malik said. >> i am going to go on. >> just like everybody is saying. there as always been help. you really have to go take charge. my grandma told them. you have to sit them in the room and make your point be heard. if people have that much interest. they should walk down the neighborhoods and ask them what they would be interested in. maybe they would help out. there's never before that. i was on mission street and people handed me condoms. you care about our sex but not about our lives >> i think brother said just what needed to be said. >> jenay. go. >> and about the program that you guys are trying to make. it's not about what people like to do. nowadays. it where you're from. say if you are from hunters point. you can't just walk in their. that's just the reality. i am not trying to be ghetto or bring stuff that you don't want to hear. if you don't like a girl, girls are going to fight. you are going to get stabbed. with boys, you can't just go anymore. you might really, really, want to do that. but i know some boys who would love the music progra

. >> reporter: early morning in chicago, and it isn't easy for 15-year-old malik to wake up, or for his younger brother. >> it's a struggle every morning. their energy every morning, there's nothing coming at me. >> reporter: that begs the question, what affect does sleep or the lack of it have on the teen brain? this sleep scientist has been studying teens for decades. >> there is this mythology that the older you get, the less sleep you need. >> starting at 12, children's internal body clocks keep them up later even though they need nine hours and 15 minutes of sleep. and now research is finding that old fr adolescence might need more than that because their brains have a harder time recovering at night. >> in the older teenage years where really important circuitry is linking up, that this need for sleep could be even a little longer than for the younger teens. >> neuroscientist said during the late teen years, the frontal lobe of the brain starts to mature. the area responsible for reasoning. >> all the things that the frontal lobe of the brain do help us control impulses, make long

. >> my name is malik martin and i'm in fourth grade. >> reporter: to reach more affluent people, holyy put its development office 30 miles away, in the prosperous suburbs of chicago's north shore. half its income comes from donors, and that includes more than 30 congregations in the chicago area. >> teachers and tutors help us, and then we can make better grades. i know because i've been on the honor roll many times. [ applause ] >> reporter: michael berkowitz is a business leader who caught the holy family spirit. >> it's not about faith, what i believe in or what the students believe in. it's the fact of the goodness that's being done here. it has nothing to do with religion as far as why i would contribute my time and money. it has to do with how well they are treating students. >> reporter: martin marty thinks other faith-based schools, including those that are catholic, would do well to emulate holy family's approach. >> i think the model of the faith-based schools would be an excellent model for catholicism. they are just seeing their parochial schools die by the hundreds across

latest game three one to go to work in a series atlanta with a first to score in this latest match on malik on target there forward three door from door of sin bin for a challenge in the second period and eagle got a good school twice in the ensuing power play for sal of that for surrogates in a beer added the last of the night alum believe the sending off. of the series switches that flank tomorrow. south africa's charles force still has one goal to u.s. masters he birdied the last four holes to win by two shots from australia's jason day and adam scott while overnight leader who are mcelroy had a nightmare and finished well down the field mcelroy between two houses on the tenth after away which shot trickled bogey this oh really painful time for him and when he eventually reached the greens his touch wasn't much better he's in the worst round of the day and eight over eighty to finish way down the field and it did open things up the lead change hands eight times in the final round adam scott topped the leaderboard at one stage here he is he hit a sixty seven mar jason day did enough to fi

score remained the same until four minutes into the search period and under those level three young malik this sets up a frantic final five minutes under a can take in it's all about blocking from spent a minute later and it's on the speed of maybe three one but the game was no you got within twenty six seconds alex that you thought would make it three two it in no gotten three minutes about hung on to ensure i lifted their nightly peytral championship trophy. and i suspect that tennis where there is on a writer and start line up is not slow but has won their respective singles matches to give the hosts a two no lead in the sunday final between russia and this week here in moscow this may all without their star players and just disappear any and lapierre and that's a fine art that made light work of world's number forty three saw an ironic russian took the first step to love and followed up by winning the second sixty however two time grand slam champion business. it's a tougher task against robert even shake buying favors took the first set six to fifteen a neck in neck second reaching t

rights violations following orders will not avail the guilty if only we lived in such a world margaret malik from facebook writes it seems i share your shows but no one wants to take the time have you thought about making some short clips of your show . others of zardoz wanted to take the time but we will we are disadvantaged i go to some of the other shows on this network and starting monday we will be dividing the show up in the segments for posting on youtube so also from youtube another comment here about negative neocon nancy jake delivered it was proven that he isn't in the con no neo con would support someone they didn't agree with he's worked with the liberals and ron paul and in both cases he has said that he doesn't agree with everything that they think that takes a kind of wisdom that more real conservatives and really rules need to adopt hey that's not true neo cons have no souls no morals and no guiding principles and they support people they disagree with all the time for the sake of political expediency but yeah jake's not a neocon he is however hosting tomorrow's show that's

. >> sean: there was an interesting comment by malik shabazz who said you sat at far can's table -- farrakhan'sable. do you think living two blocks apart it is legitimate to say mr. president did you know louis farrakhan? were you friends with louis farrakhan or is that hannity going off on the deep end? >> do i think there's anything between farrakhan and obama? no. >> sean: you don't think they knew each other? >> come on it is farrakhan. >> sean: should we know if they ate dinner considering he's an anti-semite and racist? >> when he is calling mat first jewish president, these are not two that had a history. >> i have a different reaction we i hear louis farrakhan saying he's worried about taking muammar gadhafi from this earth, what do you say to the families who are the victims of pan am 103? what do you say to them? >> sean: is it something that i think a question -- we are going to watch and compare and contrast all the republican candidates. they are going to get in. and the scrutiny is going to be worse tan colonoscopy. i'm going to be honest. obama has not gotten that scrutiny. is th

troops there now, and i believe that there is only something like a three-week window in which the malik a government must actually tell us that he wants us there or else we will have a train moving out of the country and we will be gone. >> will come as you said where 47,000 troops and the current policy is we will be completely out of their butt end of of december i wouldn't give this, i wouldn't limit it, or constrain it to three weeks. what i said when i was out there, we have weeks, not months to address this issue. if the iraqi government wants to address it, and so others, that working is extremely hard. and will continue to do that. we think there are great opportunities with respect to the future of iraq. the challenges are there now are principally political. and the arab spring demonstrations there has certainly not turned into the kind of demonstrations that have existed and other countries. the security environment is good. that doesn't mean we don't have the challenges are that the iraqis, iraqi government doesn't have challenges because there still is a level of violence,

troops there now, and i believe that there is only something like a three-week window in which the malik a government must actually tell us that he wants us there or else we will have a train moving out of the country and we will be gone. >> will come as you said where 47,000 troops and the current policy is we will be completely out of their butt end of of december i wouldn't give this, i wouldn't limit it, or constrain it to three weeks. what i said when i was out there, we have weeks, not months to address this issue. if the iraqi government wants to address it, and so others, that working is extremely hard. and will continue to do that. we think there are great opportunities with respect to the future of iraq. the challenges are there now are principally political. and the arab spring demonstrations there has certainly not turned into the kind of demonstrations that have existed and other countries. the security environment is good. that doesn't mean we don't have the challenges are that the iraqis, iraqi government doesn't have challenges because there still is a level of violence,

47,000 troops tre now, and i believe that there is only something like a three-week window in which the malik a government must actually tell us that he wants us there or else we will have a train moving out of the country and we will be gone. >> will come as you said where 47,000 troops and the current policy is we will be completely out of their butt end of of december i wouldn't give this, i wouldn't limit it, or constrain it to three weeks. what i said when i was out there, we have weeks, not months to address this issue. if the iraqi government wants to address it, and so others, that working is extremely hard. and will continue to do that. we think there are gre opportunities with respect to the future of iraq. the challenges are there now are principally political. and the arab spring demonstrations there has ceainly not turned into the kind of demonstrations that have existed and other countries. the security environment is good. that doesn't mean we don't have the challenges are that the iraqis, iraqi government doesn't have challenges because there still is a leve of violence, but i