exactly. >> ifill: nicholas kristof joins me now.hose pictures are so tough to look at and there are so much more online. nick, of all the places you traveled, why angola? >> i think it's important to look at child mortality worldwide. there are six million kids a year dying necessarily before the age of five and angola is a great place the look at that because this is the highest child mortality rate in the world and it's a reminder that what we need is not just more money, but frankly improving governance and preventing corruption. >> what are these children dying of? what are they suffering from? >> you know it's a whole range of things, gwen. you have malaria. diarrhea. it's measles. it's things as simple as worms. you can deworm a child for about 5 cents a year. one pill will do it. and yet we saw kids who were... had so many intestinal par sites, they had blockages in their intestines and they were anemic as a result. >> ifill: these are preventable disease, everything you're describing here or at least curable diseases. why is

caroline: at first kristof wasn't that interested in the american dream. but the u.s. his skills. he was a graduate from paris, one of the top animation schools in the world. >> with no animation school anywhere else, it was the first school in there. for a long time, it was the only school. it had a really high level of artistry and technique. so those guys who were graduating from that school were among the best in the world. caroline: the creme de la creme only 25 out of about 700 applicants are selected every year. today, the 2015 soon-to-be graduates are rushing to finish their animation movies for the festival. that is where big studio headhunters from pixar to disney and dreamworks will be battling to hire them. >> i had some people, some studio guys saying here is my card. caroline: hugo is not worried either. he tried three times before being admitted. >> [indiscernible] caroline: the french students will be competing with cal arts graduates in the u.s. the huge success of animation has increased the need for talent. >> you can find students all over the plane

kristof is following this from the business desk. another streaming service? a whole lot of old names we have all heard of before. how is apple going to try to set itself apart from the competition? >> apple tries to be cheaper. if you are offering a cheaper model and service many people your family, for example. it has artists exclusively. taylor swift is only on apple music digitally. and there is another way these companies try to set themselves apart. the personal needs. if you are jogging spotify has the idea that the music you are listening to actually adapts to this situation. >> pretty spooky stuff. it i is a rapidly growing sector. >> there are others than apple. people are reluctant to pay for things they find on the internet . music is only one example. that is why many of apple's competitors are offering a free service that is funded by advertisement. a apple does not do. -- something apple does not do. >> thank you very much. sarah, back over to you. sarah: i think i photobombed your chat. i got so excited. i speak for 13-year-old girls everywhere

. >> nicholas kristof, thank you so much for your time tonight. >> my pleasure. >>> coming up new highereo of the tamir rice shooting. but will it speed up the investigation? plus lots of people were surprised when governor haley and i shared a hug today in charleston. but they shouldn't be. i'll tell you why ahead. you watch your diet, excercise... and may take an omega-3 supplement, such as fish oil. but when it comes to omega-3s, it's the epa and dha that really matter for heart health. not all omega-3 supplements are the same. introducing bayer pro ultra omega-3 from the heart health experts at bayer. with two times the concentration of epa and dha as the leading omega-3 supplement. plus, it's the only brand with progel technology proven to reduce fish burps. new bayer pro ultra omega-3. across america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza. he said victoza works differently than pills and comes in a pen. victoza is proven

nick kristof had this column over the weekend. i'm sure you saw it.r does it take for a ten-minute shower a full load of laundry, ten almonds, and then he says and a bound of beef or a pound of chicken. and the answers are basically it's 25 gallons to take a bath it is 1,800 gallons of water to make a pound of beef 468 gallons for chicken, 880 gallons for a gallon of milk. it's staggering when you think about it. >> no, it is. but i would just push back on that a little bit and say, you know, those are all examples of how our american food system has decided to grow food and what we support in our everyday diets. but that's not representative of the rest of the world. the problem with american cuisine is we lack a cuisine. we lack a history. we lack a culture around food. we were a lush country. we had incredible soil fertility. we had rainfall, plenty of rain. and we had great geography. and we had incredible abundance. our diet and our food system has benefitted from that in ways that are both positive, but also as we're seeing more recently, negati

kristof me but for society to place the blame entirely on the individual seems to me a cop out he saysl o'reilly of fox news is among the many commentators who has emphasized this theme of personal responsibility. our culture is cluttered with excuses for bad behavior, o'reilly has said. it's always somebody else's fault. in some sense he has a point, unquote. mr. kristof then goes on to list government programs that he believes can bolster individuals which he does admit is part of the success equation individual responsibility. that's progress for the "new york times." now, i'll admit some government programs can assist those who want to succeed, who want to break out of poverty or a mediocre economic position. things like decent food for poor children and special editor troubled kids can be funded by washington. however, most educational programs can't be administered from d.c. it's impossible. they have to be run by local people is a good example. the feds should be assisting big time the big brother and big sister programs which are vital to stabilizing children who don't have two

the chief executive christophe miller announced -- kristof moeller announced plans to deal with it. >this started long before the tragedy of 2014. and the shareholders initiated a first restructuring project as early as january of last year. >> human on to say the airline was badly managed for years and pushed to the brink last year by two of the worst aviation disasters of recent three. in march 2014, flight mh 370 disappeared with 279 passengers and crew aboard and remains missing. four months later, flight mh 17 was shot down over easter new brain under control -- over eastern ukraine under control of russian separatists. the remaining 14,000 people have been offered jobs that may or may not still carry the airline's name. mueller, who has been credited with turning around other airlines, said the plan is to stop the bleeding in 2015 and start growing again by 2017. but he knows the mammoth task ahead will not be just about streamlining the business, but about rebuilding trust in the beleaguered brand. >> that get a check of the market action this monday. we saw a mixed it sure wit

kristof: we are one-of-a-kind in hungary. you cannot rent a village anywhere else. rooms, homes, flats can be found anywhere. i think we have a really great business idea. >> a few buildings still need renovating. he shows us the ones already being rented out. renters get to use seven homes that can sleep 39 people. but what can they do when they are awake equity line >> nothing, fresh air, relaxation, peace and quiet -- that's what people get here. >> as well as for streets, a bus stop, and for an extra fee, a street side with their name on it. guests are arriving this evening. the guests are young people. they served a welcome drink. the girls will also together. those are the rules set down by the parents who are paying for the party. >> i will party with the girls and guys. it will be cool. >> food and wine are included in the price. the next morning, the mayor and his helpers are once again working to make megyer a nicer place. they drink a toast to the future of their village, when they hope looks bright. -- one they hope looks bright. damien: one of the bigge

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kristof said in his column, let's have real conversations with the criminal justice system about voting let's take this moment and make real change happen. thanks for watching. i'll al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> victory for bm care. let's play "hardball".." good kornacki in for chris matthews. a huge win for obama today. the court rejected a challenge to the president's signature legislative achievement, the affordable care act or obamacare. supporters of the law cheered outside the courthouse as the decision came down. a few blocks away at the white house, the president also celebrating. the white house photographer capturing these photos of the president's reaction after hearing the ruling. and a few moments later, he spoke in the rose garden. >> today after more than 50 votes in congress to repeal or weaken this law, after a presidential election based in part on preserving or repealing this law, after multiple challenges to this law before the supreme court, the affordable care act is here to stay. >> the court rejected the argument brought by opponents of the law th

manyst like kristof, of the young creative's are likely to travel from paris to hollywood.we believe it here with ann with what's trending today. >> google services are really good way of seeing what people are thinking about and searching. south korea has reported its search how they are looking at economists. what they are saying about the economy. internet search pointing to its a in the economy. rushing to the web for information about the mers outbreak. the fairy overturned -- consumerrturned spending slumped as the country went into mourning. comparing sewol to mers. it is unfortunate and i would not like to be in the president's shoes. arehis point, people online saying congratulations to taylor swift for refusing to allow her music on apple. yvonne: that's it for us in "trending business." stay tuned for "asia edge" and the biggest stories of the day. ♪ >> middle of the asian trading day and it's a cloudy look outside. the skyline of hong kong. bit of murkiness for the markets as well with back-to-back meetings for correctivead of this sphere of. we're live in hong