. >> that girl is malala yousafzai . she went on to win the nobel peace prize. the right for girls to go to school is still fraught with danger. >> inspired in part by malala that continues to defy the taliban and's rule against girls. >> getting ready for school every day. putting the finishing touches to her homework. her parents are busy preparing breakfast for the family. they are very much in favor of her daughter going to school. this is where nobel peace laureate malala yousafzai grew up. >> i really want to learn a lot. >> there are only two other girls. >> she has changed a lot and gave us the courage to stand up for our rights. >> their influence is great. that is why malala chose to remain in england where she was treated after the taliban and tried to assassinate her. she has many opponents here including young women of her own age such as -- >> she does not inspire me. there is no reason to admire her. she hasn't done anything for the progress of islamic society. >> her views are shared by the president of an association of private schools said to r

and he's like, malala, you're so amazing.ner, malala. yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, jimmy. and it was like -- it was so interesting to me, in so many different ways. because i thought -- one, it's a little racial that he thought i was -- but it's like, she won a nobel prize, like, i'll take that. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> i do pretty well, but that's like way better. she's 17. >> jimmy: that's nice. >> i'm twice her age. so, it was -- it was pretty -- >> jimmy: what did he say when you told him you were not malala? >> i did not tell him. >> jimmy: well -- >> no. >> jimmy: i assume things are going very well on "the mindy project" currently? >> yeah. very well. >> jimmy: you ever take situations like from your real dating life and put them on the show and have, like, an event maybe that somebody would recognize? >> you know, that's a very good question. >> jimmy: thank you very much. >> in fact, i do, a lot of times, and people -- oh, my god. darren? darren, is that you? >> ah, yeah, yeah, hi, mindy. >> jimmy: w

. >> stephen: at one point, you were hanging out with lady gaga and malala yusef xi. >> right. >> stephenter) she is truly deep. >> she is. i love awkward duos. i love eavesdropping and reporting on their conversation. >> stephen: what was it? ga-ga was trying to explain to her about the little monsters and her fashion, and i don't know if it was translating and -- >> stephen: was she trying to invite ma la-la to be a little monster? >> yes, i think so. >> stephen: ma la-la actually lives in a country full of actual monsters. >> true. >> stephen: one thing i notice in here, i just opened a couple of pages at random. >> did you read it? >> stephen: yes, but not in the correct order. i read words at random. >> it's fun that way. >> stephen: you make what you do easy. i was flipping through the book. there are so many challenges you face. >> i do. >> stephen: you fall asleep during massages. your local dry-cleaner changes management without warning. where do you find the courage the go on? >> you know what? thank you for recognizing the struggle that is me. if you're getting a massage and yo

the running, amazon ceo, doctors and nurses fighting the ebola crisis and nobel peace prize winner, malalaensions have been flaring in ferguson and across the country since the grand jury decision. >> race decisions now a national conversation. "meet the press" moderator joins us now. chuck, i think what this whole thing opened us all up to again is that race still in our country is a big thing. >> last week on the show it caused a heated debate. the way white america and black america view this and look past this issue. they are not having the same conversation. this morning we have a different conversation. it's not where everybody is in their corner. much more frankly compelling conversation, stimuluses oriented and i think that what's interesting everybody i had on this panel they don't want to have a national conversation they want a national project. this is more than law enforcement issues. what got to the point where michael brown robbing a convenience store, what got to the point an education issue, poverty issue and law enforcement issue. so how do we tackle all of it holisticall

neha and malala recently had a chance to meet. >> honestly i was about to cry.happy. >> reporter: nehh has exhausted herself finding ways to help orphans selling homecraft crafts like these wine what weres door to door. >> here's to that. >> exactly. >> reporter: or collecting corporate dough nations in her dad's suv. >> where do you think we should give all of this. >> reporter: it all added up. in india, neha's charity helped to build libraries, equip computer labs and pay for health exams and supply water. she even bought sewing machines to emmauer women to start their own businesses. >> this sewing machine i bought for this girl was able to change her life and she went home, she started her own business and she was able to support her entire family. >> reporter: then there's her own life to think about. >> i kind of like slice it at the same time. >> reporter: neha describes herself as an just an ordinary teenager who happens to have found her calling early in life. that bit of serendipity has touched the lives of more than 25,000 needy children so far. >> p

the winner of last year's award was malala yousafzai. she went on to win this year's nobel peace prize. >>> a local woman's threatened with deportation but she's she is not going anywhere. >> tonight she's taking refuge in a philadelphia church telemundoç reporter is live at the church. >> tell us how this standoff began. >> angela navarro tells me she does not want to live in fear. tonight she, along with her husband and two kids, are staying in this sanctuary. she says she has no plans on leaving the premise for fear of being tee detained by immigrati agents. her and her family gathered inside the church in what she says is a temporary home. tonight, the family has traded their home for a tiny space with the basic necessities until her deportation order is canceled. >>> immigration custom enforcement can come into the building if they so wish to. it is -- it's common knowledge. it's tradition that a church is a place of sanctuary, a place of refuge where they normally would not enter and they have not yet. however, they have the right

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malala advocated for women's rights in afghanistan. she also 17 years old and the youngest nobel peace price winner in history. the liberty medal ceremony airs tonight at 7:00 p.m. before "action news." # >> police have arrested a man and a woman for a shooting in philadelphia's frankford section. a 33-year-old man was shot in the chest. he is hospitalized at temple university hospital. the shots rang out on the 3100 block of frankford avenue. they have the gun, they have not clarified the role the man and woman played in the shooting or the motive for the gunfire. >> three people looted and vandalized a charter school it was caught on video. police said what they did was not only criminal, but down right disgusting. >> reporter: police say the three men caught on tape are responsible for vandalism and theft of school supplies, the best shot the camera caught was from this young man at two angles. they believe this man could be in his 20s or 0s. >> this is something no one wants to see especially in the school. >> reporter: early satur

. >> reporter: last year, 17-year-old malala yousafzai went on to win the award.cently had a chance to meet. >> honestly, i was about to cry. i was so happy. >> reporter: she's exhausted herself finding ways to help orphans. selling homemade crafts like these wine charms door to door. >> cheers to that idea. >> exactly. >> reporter: or collecting corporate donations in her dad's suv. it all added up. in india, her charity helped to build libraries, buy books, equip computer labs, pay for health exams and supply water. she even bought sewing machines to empower women to start their own businesses. >> this sewing machine that's i bought for this girl was able to change her life. and she went home. she started her own business and was able to support her entire family. >> reporter: then there's her own life to think about. >> i kind of slice it at the same time. >> reporter: she describes herself as just an ordinary teenager who happens to have found her calling early in life. that bit of serendipity has touched the lives of more than 25,000 needy children so far. >>

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doctors and nurses fighting the ebola crises and nobel peace prize winner, malala yousafzai. >>> people saw this police officer in portlandugging this boy during a protest. the officer says they started talking and he sympathized with the boy. >> a lot of tears shed on my part and a lot of other people's part. it's the humanity. we just trying to be good humans. >> the photographer says he has already received hundreds of emails and messages in response to this picture. >>> 9:36 now. coming up driving while high. the new test that could land you behind bars. >>> one woman's fight for the right for pregnant workers could be about to pay off. one northern virginia woman would not give up on her discrimination battle against u.p.s.. >> why viewers had a hard time trying to pay attention to this >> over the course of the next few days before thanksgiving close the complaint desk. but i have too re-open it. hey, king, how are you whoa! live tv. how are you, buddy? it's not your turn yet. >> some people still get in. that's live tv for you. featured of the pet making his debut a few minutes e

take the example of malala, the courageous young woman. we all know about her. she was recently awarded the nobel peace prize. as a teenager she became a vocal advocate for all girls to have the right to an education at a time when the taliban in afghanistan prohibited access to education for girls. when she wouldn't follow their orders, the taliban shot her in the head for defying them. after recovering, thankfully, from the violent attack on her life, malala's passionate calls for universal education inspired millions, i know she inspired me, and spurred action around the world. at a speech she gave at the u.n. in july of 2013, she said of the taliban, and i quote her, they thought the bullets would silence us but they failed and out of that silence came thousand of of voices, unquote. mr. speaker the positive impact of these voices will only continue to grow in pakistan and around the world as more and more girls are given the opportunity to get an education. so therefore i urge my colleagues to support this legislation, i thank chairman royce once again for

seen here with education advocate malala yousafzai is the first american to win the international peace she was just 9 years old. she has a charity to benefit orph orphans. congratulations to naia. >>> and this skill would have come in handy for me in new york city. take a look. watch this maneuver. oh, my gosh. he spins that red mini between two cars, driving nearly at full speed. that parking space was only three inches longer than the car. >> impressive. >> that was enough to set a world record for the tightest parallel parking job ever. took me three times yesterday. >> 16-year-olds, don't do that. >> i failed my driving test in parallel parking. orange cones. >> i'm impressed. >> we're all impressed. >>> and new questions about the safety of rice. a new study reveals significant levels of arsenic in rice. especially for young kids. it depends on the type of rice. >> that's right. this is the biggest study that's been done. consumer reports looked at data testing they had done and the food and drugs administration had done, white rice, brown rice, rice cakes. it varied, even within

yesterday the government of malala yousafzama mali reported a second case. the u.s.rginia to train agents who protect diplomat itself over seas, the city is complete with shops, offices, churches and a mock u.s. embassy. >> wow. >> the agents that train there spend three days learning how to deal with every attack. bloomberg business week is out with new rarpgings for american business schools and duke university is no. 1. u pep, university of chicago, stanford and columbia round out the top five 45r vard slips from two to eight. >> all right. we look at the independent. a young pan buys fine iphones for an elaborate wedding proposal. take a look at this. he buys the phone for this proposal. gets rejected by his girlfriend. >> what? >> it happened in chosen on singles day. this is look our valentine's day, people find out who tear crush is. they make large romantic jess cures. with friends and family, he pops the question in the middle of a heart made out of iphones. he reportedly spent $99,000 on the phones. she is apparently a samsung check. shelves not down. >> it