>> khan: it was...ieve it was this side right here. >> pitts: his room at the "y" set him back just $2. but khan was so afraid of running out of money, he headed out the next morning to find a job. >> khan: got up and walked up on wright street, and they were hiring dishwashers, $1.20 was, "wow, i think i'm going to make it. this is my liberation. i control my destiny and..." >> pitts: a job washing dishes... >> khan: yes. >> pitts: ...would allow you to control your own destiny. >> khan: $1.20 an hour, that's big money. i mean, more than what 99% of the people in pakistan were making. i can control my destiny, i control my life. >> pitts: the teenager from pakistan adapted easily to life on the illinois campus. he was invited to join the highly selective and all-white beta theta pi fraternity. why do you think they accepted you? were you a novelty to them? >> khan: i think it was definitely a novelty for them. >> pitts: sure, john smith from cleveland, michael thompson from chicago, and, oh, shahid kha

tonight a conversation with salman khan. he is part of the national conversation about how we improve schools. his goal of providing a free world-class education to anyone, anywhere, is ambitious, to be sure. his success has landed him on the top 100 list can receive approval from the gates foundation. our conversation with salman khan, coming up right now. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminating hunger and we have work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: if you think they are not any big ideas out there, salman khan is a man with a big idea. he founded the free nonprofit khan academy to provide free education to anyone, anywhere. he has delivered more than 45 million lessons today. salman

a track to thousands of people a large number of civilians have died in american drone strikes and khan is calling for an end to the killings for more on that we now talk to robert naiman who took part in the rally in is an avid is the pushing for reforms to us foreign policy good to have you on our team is the name and now the where reproduced at the convoy could be targeted by taliban suicide bombers why did you decide to take part. well i took part because the there is a mismatch i think between what's happening in pakistan particularly in the tribal areas the result of u.s. policy and the discussion or lack of discussion of these issues and these policies impacts in the united states so with respect to the drone strikes first of all u.s. top level u.s. officials usually refuse to discuss the policy at all claiming it's classified of course ridiculous because everybody knows that there is a drone strike program you know the thing that they do is speak about it in a very vague and misleading terms that doesn't allow for substantive discussion of real issues so for example john brennan

in the khan academy, you can have interactive conversations and more creative projects. thing i talk about in the book is instead of making our prussian model like the prussian model in finland or south korea, we should make our prussian model an american model which is more focused on the creativity and innovation and more focus on, look, if you failed that is not going the mean that you are stupid, but you need to work harder, because we want you to master the concept. >> sal khan, i love exponents and prussians, and i love to have you over for a chat. thanks for dropping by. the book is great, and any parent can really get a lot out of it. thank you, sir. >>> up next, guess how much money the u.s. government spend s for every dollar it spends? the number will shock you. online outfit piccolo headphones buy now broadway show megapixels place to sleep little roadster war and peace deep sea diving ninja app hipster glasses 5% cash back sign up to get 5% everywhere online through december. only from discover. ♪ [ male announcer ] its lightweight construction makes it nimb

can you be again again ghengis khan maybe. >> but chaka khan no. >> cenk: a young asian woman dressedptable. >> i totally agree. >> cenk: how dare they. it's interesting because we've got another young woman who was dressed as a geisha recently. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> cenk: i don't know either. wait a minute! okay. acceptable or not acceptable. jayar jackson. >> here's the thing, if you don't realize it, and there is a group that it offends you pay attention to that group and you say, oh, we knew about black face and others saying i'm in the hood party and they put on big butts, that's obvious. but here is a group who didn't know at the time and they say here is the history of that group, and. bothers me. that's off limit as soon as i disagree. but there are lines. if you dress up as a comfort woman, god that has a whole history with it. >> as what? >> a comfort woman. when the japanese came and devastated not just the chinese but the koreans and took women as comfort women whoa, that is offensive. but geisha they're nitpicking. >> there is a history to geishas

>> thank you, director ris -- ris khan, and i did appreciate the letter came to us responding to our questions, i thought it was incredibly thoughtful and while they did answer a lot of the questions i had last week, i think it's helpful for the sake of the public if someone could walk through the letter and in particular, even though you said you would be before us today regardless of this real estate master plan, i think having an understanding of the context with which this lease is a part of is important, and it would be great if someone could talk about that, i thought the goals are helpful and the understanding of why this lease was important and talking in a little more detail about the alternative sites that you looked at given kind of what i perceive as not the greatest price for this lease given what we were paying before, but completely understanding your concerns about pier 70 and its working conditions, regardless of whether you could stay there or not. >> i would be happy through the chair, i'm going to start and provide the context from the perspective of this master p

from a pakistani cricket star turned politician imran khan has been interrogated by u.s. officials and run khan was pulled off a plane and questioned about his campaign to end american drone strikes in pakistan he demanded an apology following the incident involved to continue his campaign as a tease a new school reports nothing is likely to change washington stands on its controversial program. killing the civilians of one country in the name of security of another the united states has been doing just that for over eighteen years and pakistan. there are terrorists holed up in those who murdered three thousand americans they are plotting to strike again federally administered tribal areas burned bright red on the map that's where u.s. drone attacks have been killing thousands of people claiming the majority of them are militant extremists a study led by scholars from new york and stanford university's found that only around two percent of the total number of deaths were militants among the remaining several thousand victims of don't attacks hundred seventy five were chil

tribal hub along the afghan border the protests was led by cricket legend turned politician imran khanand attractive thousand a large number of civilians have died in american drone strikes khan is calling for an end to the killings robert naiman an activist an analyst pushing for reform is to us foreign policy so civilians have become the main victims of the drone attacks and not high level militant leaders as washington claim of any other president obama's counterterrorism adviser has claimed that civilian deaths from drone strikes are exceedingly rare well we know that the bureau of investigative journalism in the u.k. has counted somewhere between four hundred hundred meter. civilian deaths since two thousand and four from u.s. drone strike so in fact far from being exceedingly rare the civilian deaths are normal that's a regular thing and in fact there are seven to fifteen times as many as the deaths of these so-called top level terrorist leaders so the actual policy is something completely different from the story that's being told in united states the story being told united sta

the political parties from the political leaders that they've more gather more supporters of imran khan in he's an active tongue which is called me a whiny which he is already past it and big day the big day for him and the real test would be for him to morrow in how deep is the crowds will follow him to south waziristan their cool major points here actually i'd like to highlight thirty of the american activists actually be are with him which is causing a little of the situations between the government and the peace process and the beast will see the can vital was not so it was used on the government was in a stun the local government there. we are not allowing the boy to enter because the foreigners are not allowed to enter to those areas without words of missions from the go and the security agencies here the second part is that. there there are lots of talk here from the observer with the are criticizing the the proceeding get peace process of american that he's in danger and actually it was john attacks he's trying to leave as this is because he's trying to get down with the with th

announcing the incident after his questioning, imran khan tweeted -- "my stance is known. it drone attacks must stop." earlier this month, imran khan led a march of thousands of people in pakistan to rally against the drones. he is running for president in pakistan. those are some of the headlines. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. on the road in medford, oregon, broadcasting from southern oregon's public television. much of the east coast is shut down today as residents prepare for hurricane sandy, a massive storm that could impact up to 50 million people from the carolinas to boston. new york and other cities have shut down schools and transit systems. hundreds of thousands of people have already been evacuated. millions could lose power over the next day. the storm has already killed 66 people the caribbean where it battered haiti and cuba. meet urologists say sandy could be the largest ever to hit the u.s. mainland. while not as powerful as hurricane katrina, the storm stretches a record 520 miles from its eye. earli

which is traveling from islamabad to salt was in response is being led by cricketing legend imraan khan who since become an opposition politician the region is a hotbed of taliban militancy and a metaphor because of the u.s. strikes that's all told to a political activist alibi alvey who's joining us now live from caracas good to see them as to all be now con claims that the drone strikes have killed large numbers of civilians and engrave tribal factions living in the area and he's called on people to shoot them out of the sky but despite this message is he saved to travel into such a dangerous place. i think he is saying it is basically do with the lord's grand jury go out of that region has welcomed him there it would be only an assistance that is being provided by the government which does not want to open this up who exposure because for the past five years the hiding the fact the songs have been attacking this region on the on the public front they actually deny it but on privately behind the doors of the u.s. government they actually accept the fact that these drones have done thi

>> he had kind of told the world a couple weeks before that that he uses khan academy himself and hise videos were for my cousins, made me a little nervous. two weeks later i got a call from his chief of staff who said you might have heard bill's a fan. yeah, i heard that. and if you have some time he would like to fly you up. i was looking at my calendar at the moment for the month, completely blank. so i told him yeah, you know, maybe like wednesday, 2:45. >> amazing moment there. >> yeah. it was surreal. this was two years ago. i was literally operating out of a walk-in closet. it was realities colliding. >> salman, pleasure to meet you. good luck with the book. "the one world schoolhouse." exciting proposition. good luck. >>> coming up, music, sex and politics with the gambler himself, kenny rogers. [ male announcer ] what if you had thermal night-vision goggles, like in a special ops mission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep, you'd be targeting stocks to trade. well, that's what trade arch

>> he had kind of told the world a couple weeks before that that he uses khan academy himself and hisusins, made me a little nervous. two weeks later i got a call from his chief of staff who said you might have heard bill's a fan. yeah, i heard that. and if you have some time he would like to fly you up. i was looking at my calendar at the moment for the month, completely blank. so i told him yeah, you know, maybe like wednesday, 2:45. >> amazing moment there. >> yeah. it was surreal. this was two years ago. i was literally operating out of a walk-in closet. it was realities colliding. >> salman, pleasure to meet you. good luck with the book. "the one world schoolhouse." exciting proposition. good luck. >>> coming up, music, sex and politics with the gambler himself, kenny rogers. [ "human" by the human league playing ] humans. we mean well, but we're imperfect creatures living in a beautifully imperfect world. it's amazing we've made it this far. maybe it's because when one of us messes up, someone else comes along to help out. that's the thing about humans. when things are at their

i really appreciate khan academy. me so much in fifth grade and sixth grade. >> i appreciate khan academy. >> too embarrassed to ask. >> now she can. >> you can ask all those questions in the commercial break. we can work that out. still ahead on "starting point" we're waiting for that critical jobs report, the second to last one before the presidential election. we'll bring you those numbers as soon as they come out. also, of course, analysis on what it would mean on election day. billion dollars to help those affected and to cover cleanup costs. today, the beaches and gulf are open, and many areas are reporting their best tourism seasons in years. and bp's also committed to america. we support nearly 250,000 jobs and invest more here than anywhere else. we're working to fuel america for generations to come. our commitment has never been stronger. 114,000, better than expected. the surprise is the jobless rate, which fell to 7.8%. it fell to 7.8%. we have a couple of months that have been revised. final numbers now f

police have identified this man, atta ullah khan.are watching tonight from the region, if you know or have seen this man, police are looking for any leads or tips on his whereabouts. nine people including khan's fiancee, mother, and brother, have been arrested. according to police khan is from the swat district where malala was shot point blank in the head. the 14-year-old girl survived the attack. she's recovering in england. the taliban, though, have vowed to kill her if she returns. >>> here is a "360" news and business bulletin. four people killed in syria in a deadly car bomb. diplomats announced plans for a cease-fire agreement starting friday and marking a muslim holiday. the last cease-fire in april lasted one day. >>> a troubling "360" follow. george kerry, who spoke on the program about losing his wife lillian to fungal meningitis is now himself fighting the disease. he went into the hospital on saturday. both he and his wife apparently got infected from tainted steroid injections that were processed by a massachusetts phar

also i'll talk to the education innovator sal khan, the founder of khan academy about how best to teach our kids. >>> and what does a company with almost 700 planes and tens of thousands of trucks worry about? fuel. i'll sit down with fedex ceo fred smith to talk about the future of energy. that crucial subject, the future of energy is also at the heart of our latest gps special which airs tonight at 8:00 and 11:00 p.m. eastern and pacific. in global lessons, the roadmap for powering america will take you around the world to bring you ideas about energy back home. >>> but first here's my take. the second presidential debate has been studied andablized mostly as a prize fight. who punched hard, who missed a swing. that's fine. but there was a substantive aspect to the debate as well. president obama actually showed up this time and he was engaged and arctticulate as was governo romney. as a result we got a sense of the issues and there's a reported honorable difference between these two candidates. the central question is what will grow the american economy? governor romney's basic answe

the mailman is also a monster craftsman of stoves village's khan do without them in winter they keep their homes warm and in summer males are cooked on top nicholai boasts that he's already made more than one hundred such stoves. trying to set some time aside for work but each year it turns out that i've got no time but i try to scale down my work in the villages and do something for my own household but such plans never come to fruition in that case i'd have to choose between doing something for them and my own needs for example i have a beehive to take care of the honey needs to be harvested in good time otherwise basan wasps will pinch it old. villages a surprise to the postman's high morals he doesn't drink or engage in idle chit chat he prefers to turn up his sleeves and get down to work. many women here hold him up as an example to the husbands and sons. there's an old oak tree near the house where the village postman lives with his family it was planted by nicholas ancestors three hundred years ago. the back yard is set aside for paths and chickens the house is full of childre

new meyer khan idol judge is beefing up her security detail. that's not all she told barbara walters. you're watching "early today." >> welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. right now an american man has been killed by israeli forces after opening fire at a popular seaside resort. the suspect apparently grabbed a gun from a security officer, then fatally shot a hotel chef. authorities believe the gunman was a former hotel employee. >>> the deadly fungal meningitis outbreak has now claimed five lives. 35 cases are being reported in six states. the latest, indiana. and people in 23 states who received steroid injections for back pain are being warned they, too, could be at risk. >>> doctors and nurses are among 91 people charged nationwide in a massive medicare fraud case. the government says it was billed more than $400 million in bogus claims. >>> well, new rules for secret service agents after that drunken partying at a colombian hotel back in april. the "washington post" has learned the agents are now banned from drinking at the hote

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ris khan mentioned at the bryan street facility, there's the main bus facilities including at -- flynn is our articulated bus for diesels, [inaudible] is a new bus facility under construction, woods is one of our main bus facilities as well as kerk land, so these multiple arrows show the shifting around that would occur as part of the recommendations in the vision report. in addition, the vision report assume that is we'll be able to get the bayshore facility in order to move out of pier 70 and to move training in there as well as other mta uses. so, would you like me to go over that? i know it's very complicate and had looks like an octopus but it's a complicated list of recommendations, again, to rebuild and better utilize our facilities. >> i think perhaps if i could provide some guidance to go through some of the point that is were covered in the memo because i know the mta will be back to us before december 31st to talk to us about the facilities master plan? >> yes. would you like me to move on to why we have to move out of pier 70 or have we covered that enough? >> i think just

join me next time for a conversation with salman khan on his unique ideas about how to better educate kids around the world. that is next time. we will see you then. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminating hunger and we have work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. >> be more. >> i'm ric edelman. ever dreamed of starting your own restaurant?

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it starred shah rukh khan. he. bollywood's king of romance. —— was called.lms, watched notjust in india but around the world. he popularised the trend of filming bollywood scenes atop mountains. tributes were led by the indian prime minister, manmohan singh, he was described as an icon of indian cinema who entertained generations with his rare creativity. yash chopra will be remembered as someone who changed the face of modern—day bollywood, adding a bit ofa modern—day bollywood, adding a bit of a bollywood along the way. —— romance. you're watching bbc news. thank you for your company. sunday brought some big contrasts in the weather. a lot of it depended on how much cloud you had in the sky. across scotla nd cloud you had in the sky. across scotland and wales, temperatures rose to 16—17 degrees. underneath the vale of cloud, something more like 12 degrees. for the rest of this week, we begin cloudy and mild. by this week, we begin cloudy and mild. by the end of the week, a big change is on the way. it is going to turn much colder. monday morning, a shield