malala does.or specific programs that are being announced. to tackle this problem. what it really is is what you just saw. two people who share a passion on this issue. they're going to come together to tackle it. robin? >> no doubt. i love how he referred to it as human capital. how did these two meet? how did this get started? >> reporter: they are an odd couple. i got to tell you they just met. really. just three months ago. less. tim cook was over here. he was in oxford doing some work there. and he, head of one of the world's largest company, asked for the meeting. and he said, i was lucky to get it. they hit it off right away on the values of equality and dignity. they're both can-do people. there are a lot of people in the world that talk about problems. they set out to fix them. >>> coming up, emmy-award winning actress jane seymour is here live. >>> tomorrow, the countdown is officially on as the oscar nominations are revealed live on "gma." >> no one does oscar like "gma." if they say th

i think the whole world perhaps knows malala. you have daughters. do you think the country is safe for your daughters? >> my children go to school in this country. i have no other nationality. i intend to live in this country. i intend my children to live in this country. i can tell you -- i think post 9/11 pakistan went through the worst possible effect of terrorism permeating the borders into the pakistani territory. and we went through many, many bomb attacks and many, many strikes and assaults. but i can tell you pakistan is currently living the fruits of its older reputation. and i think pakistan in the last ten years is a country which is in active war. our soldiers are dying on a dally basis to t daily basis to try and get this country back to normal. our territory, large skagparts the territory is now back under the government. so i believe our direction is right. >> on that note former foreign minister rabbani khar, thanks for joining me. in a recent meeting about pakistan, president trump made a point about asking a korean american analyst

stay strong. >> reporter: malala is 20 now. since a taliban gunman shot her in the head as she was on her way to school. today she's a student at oxford university. she understands what these girls face. their dreams are so big. they want to be doctors, teachers, a singer. this girl wants to be an architect so she can go home to syria and rebuild. >> one day you'll rebuild it. >> reporter: malala has a depth of humanity about her. and she has a rare trait of courage with a big c, and she has done this at a very young age. and it's just >> this is just the way i've decide to live my life. >> reporter: what is apple's commitment here? what are you promising? >> we're committing resources, which is money and technology. but hopefully, more important than both of those, our human capital. and our passion around the same thing. >> reporter: right now apple is not announcing any firm dollar numbers in this commitment or specific programs. what is really happening here is what you just saw. two people, world leaders, who share a passi

stay strong. >> reporter: malala is 20 now.nce a taliban gunman shot her in the head on her way to school. today, she's a student at oxford university. the youngest ever nobel peace prize winner. she understands what these girls face. they want to be doctors. teachers. a singer. [ singing in foreign language snmd. >> reporter: this girl wants to be an architect to go home to syria and rebuild. >> one day you'll rebuild it. >> malala has a depth of humanity about her. he has a rare trait of courage with a big "c." she's done it at a young age. it's amazing. >> reporter: where did you get that? >> it's the way i decided to live my life. >> reporter: what is apple's commitment here? what are you promising? >> resources. which is, money, and technology. more important than both of those, our human capital. and our passion around the same thing. >> reporter: courage with a big "c." tim cook says that's so right. she's one of the most remarkable people i have ever met. you can feel the courage. she inspires those girls. right now, th

that is where malala is a student at oxford university.been advocating for girls education for years. in fact, url remember when she was 15, she was shot in the head by taliban members who actually boarded on to her school bus in pakistan. it was all in retaliation to her. speaking out about her life under the taliban. back to you. >> jessica, thank you. >>> uc berkeley student plans to return to class after being released from federal custody following his arrest in southern california. >> luis mora arrived last night at the airport. he's now free on bail. mora just spent two weeks in the detention center after he made a wrong turn and got arrested at a border patrol checkpoint. the 20-year-old came to the u.s. from colombia as a child and overstayed his visa. >> all of you watching right now, this is how immigrants look like. those are how immigrants look like. we're hard workers. we deserve to be in this country. we're not criminals. >> mora will appear in court sometime next year. he intends to become a u.s. citizen. >>> three managers

the area a lot of people are using the hash tag justice for one of them is nobel peace prize winner malala yousafzai who said that she was heartbroken and that this has to stop she says government and the concerned authorities must take action she of course is herself pakistani former cricketer turned politician emraan khan he tweeted saying this case exposes once again how vulnerable are children are in our society this is not the first time such horrific acts have happened we have to act swiftly to punish the guilty and ensure that our children are better protected he shared a picture of her as well so that his family also spoke out they say they want justice and more security for your girls have a good long hard to hold that we are not burying our child until the issue has been properly resolved we are going to appeal to the chief justice of pakistan and if there's any humanitarian.

they met just three months ago while cook was on a business trip to england where malala is a studentt oxford university. she's been advocating for girls' education for years. you'll recall, when she was just a teen, she was shot in the head by taliban members who boarded her school bus in pakistan. that was in retaliation to her speaking out about her life under the taliban. back to you. >> jessica, thank you. >>> a uc berkeley student plans to return to class today after being released from federal custody following his arrest at a border checkpoint in southern california. >> abc 7 news was at oakland international airport when luis mora arrived last night. he's free on bail now. mora spent two weeks in a detention center after he made a wrong turn and got arrested at a border patrol checkpoint. the 20-year-old to the u.s. from colombia as a child and overstayed his visa. >> all of you watching right now, this is how immigrants look like. those are how immigrants look like. we're hard workers. we deserve to be in this country. we're not criminals. >> mora will appear in court someti

the six-part series includes both in studio and outside interviews with george clooney, malala, alsord stern. the series premiers netflix january 12. something tells me six parts is not going to be enough. >> it's not. that's what's going to make it so great. he had the grind of day in, day out when he had the late show. now he can focus in on these six guests here and during these six shows it should be good. people are being looing forward to that. >>> all right. amid >> s a sea of black, deborah messing took time to talk with about the recent departure after learning her male co-host made double her salary. take a listen. >> i was so shocked to hear that e doesn't believe in paying their female co-hosts the same as their male co-hosts. i mean, i miss cat saddler. we stand with her. that's something -- >> mincing no words there. messing was the first of many actresses who spoke to host julianna and ryan see crest about saddler. and closing the gender pay gap. hollywood has always been at the front of these social issues. it was on display last night. >> look at bug. she was saying

if you're in your press tour talking about pac-man here and here you are with malala yousafzai which is unusual you had that conversation. if your sense of how big this is and then addressing me as well what is this like the idea that this is global it's not just about menstruation a mental hygiene in india people around the world are really interested. and the other thing also i feel that the other thing that i want to talk about is why sanitary pads are treated as luxury items and why is it tax and they're taxed all over the world they're taxed in india twelve percent they're taxed in the u.k. they're taxed in many states in america and i think again it's because women as a group we're not standing up and relieve and because of this embarrassment about our own biology we're not standing up and say that this is ridiculous you know why is via great x. ray in certain states why are condoms downstream india and why not sanitary pads let me just bring in this thought here first of all. should reach out to the rule areas of india but it turns out to be a revolution india as far sanitary

to be a woman and she decided to get young girls into school with her colleague they use fatah and malala got shot in the head for doing it completely under turd went on she has now set up a training scheme for young men and young women two hundred fifty of them to go into them addresses and talk to the young men who are being trained for jihad. and then go home with them to their families and discuss why the court would not approve of suicide bombing they have to sway did two hundred and three suicide bombers from carrying out their mission. now we are aware of fifteen hundred examples of what is going on completely below the radar of the media all over the world. we have to take a very short break now but we'll be back in just a few moments. were told to do something to. put themselves on the lawn to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president you. want to. have to go right to proceed with what before for you no more would be good to. live in to studios in the wars in the. first. it's the cradle of jazz. we have. this jazz feel. the city of climatic. alligators on the loo

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malala yousafzai as big as those numbers are about waste, fraud and mismanagement, they are still notig enough to make a change. the president could institute work requirements, that's a popular proposal and he could get it done. david: $100 billion here, and $100 billion there, eventually it adds up to real money. be sure to vote in tonight's poll. do you think it's time for a new investigation of the clinton emails? watch as they go flying off an overpass before riding down the side of a wall. this is impressive stuff. >> we must not be silent. the people of iran are crying out for freedom. david: we'll be talk about cliff may. could we be watching an islamist regime crumb for my constipation, my doctor recommended i switch to miralax. stimulant laxatives forcefully stimulate the nerves in your colon. miralax is different. it works with the water in your body. unblocking your system naturally. save up to $5 on miralax. see sunday's paper. the great emperor trekking a hundred miles inland to their breeding grounds. except for these two fellows. this time next year, we're gonna be sit

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malala yousafzai as big as those numbers are about waste, fraud and mismanagement, they are still not enough to make a change. the president could institute work requirements, that's a popular proposal and he could get it done. david: $100 billion here, and $100 billion there, eventually it adds up to real money. be sure to vote in tonight's poll. do you think it's time for a new investigation of the clinton emails? watch as they go flying off an overpass before riding down the side of a wall. this is impressive stuff. >> we must not be silent. the people of iran are crying out for freedom. david: we'll be talk about cliff may. could we be watching an islamist regime crumb hey, you every talk to anybody about your money? yeah, i got some financial guidance a while ago. how'd that go? he kept spelling my name with an 'i' but it's bryan with a 'y.' yeah, since birth. that drives me crazy. yes. it's on all your email. yes. they should know this? yeah. the guy was my brother-in-law. that's ridiculous. well, i happen to know some people. do they listen? what? they're amazing listeners. nic

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you're looking at video of malala meeting with apple's eo tim took.'s support, it will be able to double the number of grants with the goal of helping 100,000 girls worldwide. >> it is called the real i.d. and starting today you can apply to get one. everyone who plans to take a domestic flight will need one by the fall of 2020. that's when your current i.d. won't work anymore. until then, your driver's license or current california i.d. is valid. >> there is no need to rush into a dmv field office until october 21st, 2020, a valid california driver's license can be used for federal purposes, including boarding domestic flights, entering military bases or entering secure facilities. >> it will cost you $35 for the real i.d. driver's license or 30 without the license. >>> award season is in high gear and there were some surprises at last night's awards from the screen actor's guild, the s.a.g.'s award. it's "this is us" that looks surprise because they were. they thought the series would win. >> the chance that we get a chance to come? >> he's funny. >

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apple says it is teaming up with the malala fund to support education. >> the girl won the peace prize for her activism after nearly being killed by the taliban. we're looking at new images showing tim cook with her right there. the organization says with apple's support, it would be able to double the number of grants it gives worldwide to ensure he have girl's right to 12 years of free, safe and quality education. >> nice to see. >>> here's a look at what's coming up. new help on the way for several bay area school districts. the key votes happening soon. >>> we take you inside the store that some say could -- this could change the way we shop at grocery stores in the bay area. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installa

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and malala. david letterman left his late show in 2015 after doing 33 years in late night television. >> you think he keeps the beard? >> i bet he does. it's been longer. it's been down to here. unpredictable. >> we find a way to market that. we'll watch and see what happens. >> i think the top was decades ago. >> new concerns about salad safety. >> just in time for your new year's diet. a warning to stop eating romaine lettuce until further notice, and why you may get sick if you've thrown stuff out. >> plus you might see an unusual sight on metro this weekend despite weather that will make you want to bundle up. >> and we are in weather alert mode through tomorrow for the dangerously cold air we're tracking. will temperatures be warm enough or will we be dealing with slick road conditions? i'll (male #1) it's a little something i've done every night since i was a kid, empty my pocket change into this old jar. it's never much, just what's left after i break a dollar. and i never thought i could

prominent figures of from the country and also speaking out activists and nobel peace prize laureates malala say heartbroken to hear about cena this has to stop politician imran khan saying condemning this and saying it's a horrific rape and murder of lisa exposes once again how vulnerable children in our society are and look at this is a pakistani news anchor kiran as she even brought her own daughter into the studio in sign of protest and she delivered a really powerful speech saying the smallest coffins are the heaviest and the entire society is burdened by the weight of zeno's coffin so really strong strong condemnation from all sides of pakistan and screw me goosebumps just hearing you say some of those reactions there from pakistan of course she's a fully the latest victim in a string of child murders. and her death appears to have exposed a rift in pakistan about how to deal with this problem absolutely and on the one hand there is a rather strong voice that is saying i for an eye tooth for a tooth and we're seeing this picture circulating on social media that tells the message and th

sang suu kyi there have been over ten nobel peace prize laureates including archbishop desmond tutu malala uses the home of eunice who have called on. you to condemn what's going on there in until she has the ethical and political backbone you know to condemn these actions i think that we're not going to see a lot of movement from the military i think it's important for the political pressure to be placed on her office to ensure that human rights observers and media outlets are allowed unfettered access and you say political pressure do you mean from the outside from players such as the united states from home from from everyone i mean the united nations secretary general until you get there is you know that he's extremely concerned the dalai lama said it again we decided to continue to you know have these key influencers you know try to place pressure on them be on maher government whether it's through economic sanctions whether it's you know through back door diplomatic channels i mean again you know this is sad when half a million you know muslim. people are displaced from their home co

on al-jazeera dot com she asks why is the world praising malala when i use of side the pakistani teenager up to the taliban but ignoring it had to me standing up to the israeli occupation it had like madonna she says as a substantial history of standing up against injustices and she says there are multiple reasons she says for defeat for the deafening international silence and you can read about these reasons on their dot com in that article you can find on our website saying in the palestinian territories specifically gaza where ateneo book aid by israel and egypt has left the strip with few options to properly dispose of rubbish the problem is literally piling up and poses a growing health risk from gaza. ports. one of the many problems in a city under siege is how to dispose of its rubbish. it's a job to help clicked it using it donkey and cart. the blockade of gaza by israel and egypt means of a few refuse trucks and fuel is expensive for sure you go live surely there is no other country in the world using donkeys to collect the rubbish if we had proper vehicles and enough fuel it wou

george clooney, tina fey, jay-z and malala among those he'll profile.night, he recently told tom brokaw, is over. >> i damaged other aspects of my life. it's good not to have that. >> stop the violence. >> reporter: the series launches as the me too movement reaches fever pitch, bringing back memories of this moment in 2009, when letterman revealed he was being blama to police. >> the creepy stuff was that i have had sex with women who work for me on this show. now, my response to that is, yes, i have. i have had sex with women who work on this show. >> reporter: striking on-air admission with a live audience clearly in his corner. the popular show host kept his job at cbs. a month after his admission, the writer of late night in 1990 and was not sexually involved with letterman, said the behavior created a toxic environment. did that make me feel demeaned? completely, she wrote. did i say anything at the time? sadly, no. two years ago, letterman told the "new york times," looking at it now, yes, i think they would have had good reason to fire me. at th

other guests include george clooney, malala, tina fey. good lineup.nthly. >>> from one netflix show to another, fans of "the crown," helena bonham carter is rumored to be stepping into the role of princess margaret. as the show moves forward in time, a new actress must play an older version of margaret in season three. >>> finally, actor alec baldwin talks about being a dad. he is a dad of four with one more on the way. in w magazine, he opens up about the biggest parenting challenge. he says being a father can be very challenging because kids are obsessed with their mothers. i'm in a room with my kids, doing really well until my wife walks in. they just dump me. that's just how it is. there's nothing i can do about it. dads out there, don't feel bad. you're not alone. >> i can relate. >> yeah. >> the meltdowns happen when we get there. >> i don't know. i don't know. >> dylan, thank you. >> give us the face. >> nah. i'll let you do it. >>> the ladies of the u.s. olympic skating team just found out they're heading to south korea. we are talking to them