amina and salah mohammad's daughter live in stark contrast to generations of daughters before them. >ters have a good education? >> because there is no difference between boy and girl for me. they are equal. and sometimes they can do better than the boys. >> it's our generation, so we girls, we boys, that we are studying, we all are growing all together. we all will be educated. these are positive things. our education will change everything. >> reporter: but that future now at risk as u.s. troops withdraw from their country, control her. >> your daughter, they said they were worried abouthe the americans leave, will the schools still be open? will the taliban come? are you worried? or are you confident about the future? >> oh, you've got the eiffel tower on the shelf. >> reporter: madea and mastora are like any other teenage girls. i met them two weeks ago, their vision of the world full of wonder, minds overflowing with imagination. >> oh, that's lovely. >> i have drawn this with pen. >> it's very good. >> reporter: dreams of a different life far away from home. >> i would like to g

week amina did have a complicated love life, taking lovers in every city she conquered, and then killingnew it would be fatal. we are truly the dumbest gender. never trust a big butt and a smile. next we move on to 1940s ethiopia and its ruler emperor hali salasi, or his imperial hali salasi i, conquering lion of tribe of judah, king of kings and elect of god. you know how someone's important when their name is their resume. would be roy wood, jr., bachelor of arts, subscriber of netflix and in the basketball league i. salasi was regarded as the messiah of all black people by rastafarians. you know you have influence when a religion is built around you. the only other person to accomplish that was jesus. i know jesus was black because the court found him guilty with no evidence. salasi instituted major reforms like creating the first written constitution of ethiopia where he outlawed slavery. that's right, slavery still existed in the 20th century. that's why you got to offread that travel journal before taking a vacation. i went on a discount cruise to an island and ended up an indentur

amina patel and dr.n, with the federation of american scientists and both are co-authors of a new op ed in "the daily news," covid remains a dire threat. how to keep schools safe. dr. patel, first of all, will the honor system work? how do you know who is vaccinated? who isn't? should there be some sort of vaccine passports, what do you do? >> yeah, andrea, good to be with you, and i think that the honor system doesn't work, and not because people are trying to be malicious or have bad intentions, honestly, we just know that people are going to walk up to that home depot and if they see everyone going in being maskless, human psychology will make it hard to evercome that. without an honor system we do need federal technical guidance. they do not want to issue vaccine passport, we understand that, so that all of these dozens of apps being developed have some promotion that they're free, help in different languages and interchangeable. imagine having five different apps on the phone to communicate the same

amina spoke with us after the restitution hearing about making the victimsfamilies hole.m not p jeannie. i'm not the city and i'm i'm just me right now. and i'm gonna do everything i can for the rest of my life to pay back what i can, and i'm incredibly sorry for what happened and i'll live my life with this. yeah. ellman is plea deal also called for him to serve 12 years in prison. but the judge agreed to allow a man to serve 1.5 years in home detention with an ankle monitor based on good behavior and time already served. now, families and lawyers will have a couple of months to put forth any other paperwork or request for restitution. then she will make a final ruling in late july. brooks we've reported in the past that menace families not really financially well off make this demand so high? this money about so high? well, some of that cost is for lawyers more than $5 million of civil attorneys, so the judge was a little bit talking with both sides today saying, hey, i don't know how much the defendant is actually allowed legally to pay of this. but secondly, there's m

amina in st. louis saying i have a dual degree in architecture.s possible because i took classes at community college. many of the credits from the transfer to nd save me from student loans. i find it interesting that people who benefited from similar programs don't want to help the current generations that needed more than ever. from those who attended community college such as jason in virginia. hello. caller: how's it going? i don't think they should be paying for it because it is already programs that are public service minded like the army college fund. i think they should do more public service initiatives that are tied to that so there is an incentive for people to actually do well in college versus somebody paying for it. host: this is from betty in illinois who says yes to this proposal. hello. caller: if this would have been allowed when i was younger, it would have been a great deal and i think that the education that people get is so good whether it is community or three year, four year. i went and thought it was great but i paid for i