i asked, where is malala ? of people in the room. i asked, where is malala?eing addressed as well, the same as you. but malala was not conscious. that is what worried me. at that time, is she alive or dead? that was the only question. but then i didn't have the courage to say, i didn't want her to be dead. they were, like, she is fine, she is being taken care of. you just need to call your parents. you just need to call your parents. you need to inform them that you are in the hospital, so they can come back. the whole thing must have been absolutely terrifying. it was. after i got back home, my mother was in hospital, the first thing i was saying was crying and saying that malala is dead. again, 99% possible when you get shot in the head, there are very few possibilities... it's very dangerous. to survive? exact, i was screaming and crying, she is dead. my brother was saying, what has happened? everything is ok. they gave me water, my sister—in—law and brother gave me water and said, what is happening? i could not speak. because of the fear that i was so sca

felt in the two newseum parliament and young activists like sweden's greater toolbag and pakistan's malala yousafzai are having a real impact so our question on quadriga this week is women in power the better politicians and to discuss that question i'm joined here in the studio by soraya sarhaddi nelson an american journalist who directs the u.s. national public radio bureau here in berlin she believes that women are politically more powerful than ever before but still face great obstacles also with us this is an acoa both foreign correspondent for spiegel magazine she argues that women are gaining influence globally as entrepreneurs politicians and activists but when people are seeking refuge in war zones women are always. among the first victims and a warm welcome to the current taylor who is among other things an advisor on human rights for a german member of parliament karen sais that a hundred years after the introduction of women's suffrage in germany the proportion of women in politics is still below fifty percent we need a quota she say so that we do not have to wait another hundr

change to make you can change your community and educate girls that's malala yousafzai is message the young pakistani activist risked her life for her convictions in two thousand and twelve she was targeted by the taliban and shot on a bus on the way to school but she survived ever since then malala has continued her tireless campaign for girls' education. i'm not leaving until i see you. see. i want. this dramatic cry for help via twitter from a hotel room in bangkok made her half mohammed world famous in the end canada granted her asylum half fled from her family in saudi arabia she felt threatened and restricted by the stern rules governing women's behavior there. i want you to panic. swedish student activists greater to investigate spoke at the world economic forum in davos her sit down strikes protesting in action on climate change are a wake up call for politicians and inspire other students to protest courageous young women will they change the world. susana willing to change the world as young women most likely yes most likely yes and i think there are topics which are not foc

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as you know, malala has gone on to worldwide recognition.mpaign to make sure all girls get to go to school. thank you very much, victoria. matt has the weather. sunshine across eastern areas is disappearing. rain already in northern ireland, scotland, western wales. pushing northwards and eastwards erratically through the rest of the day. staying driest for longest in the eastern half of the country, brightening up towards northern ireland by the end of the afternoon. temperatures around seven to 11 degrees. some heavier bursts for the evening rush—hour through the uk and some snow over the scottish hills and mountains, clear skies for a time replaced by showers in scotland, northern ireland, northern england and north wales. some frosting to saturday more, early sunshine to southern and eastern areas but plenty of showers to start the weekend across the northern half of the uk. some further south but longer dry spells here. just have to hope that they do not emerge into longer spells of sleet until snow. temperatures getting colder through

we have commissioner sonia malala malala as they're celebrating too. you commissioner andre a shorter commissioner applause and commissioner kerry schwab pomerantz. as i also if you will indulge me i wanted to introduce and recognize mahjong phil hauer if she's here who was also on the commission with us before she was tapped in a senior role with the mayor's office. thank you so much marjan and introduce our director as well dr. emily mrsa like master applause i wanted to say a couple quick things when i just wanted to say what a privilege it is to serve on the commission on the status of women in san francisco is the strongest commission in the country and there's a couple of reasons why? number one is we have an a department that back says up as well as resources. dedicated to us per authority of the mayor to implement our mission which is to uplift the quality of life for women and girls in san francisco. we have a particular focus on prevention of violence and economic equality. we also have a very unique history in san francisco which is this. ma

yousafzai i told myself she quoted the pakistani activist saying i told myself malala you have already faced death this is your second life don't be afraid if you're afraid you can't move forward while i'm a lesser player tuesday showed his support saying a so powerful can't wait for the women's world cup our national team continues to set the bar for all of us will fall will be more with eighteen people from now hundred back to husband thanks ana now conservationists on the kenyan coast say poaching is putting red turtles at risk his catherine soy. a green tart all carefully covers eggs she's just laid down we have to be careful distracting how with bright lights may force her to stop what she's doing this stretch of beach in what time on the kenyan coast is a nesting site for hundreds of green and all you've really tuttle's both endangered species. every time they come out of the ocean to nest there life is in danger hunting them is illegal but some people here do for meat and or oil which they say is maybe seen all and it's also an aphrodisiac this residents of our time walk tuttle

get help to devastated cities and communities after cyclone idai devastated mozambique, zimbabwe an malalaay. more than 200 people have bebeen confirmed dead in mozambique alone. the death toll is expected to rise as the rubble is cleared. the european union's antitrust watchdog hasas fined google neay 1.5 billion euros. it takes total penalties to more than 8 billion euros over the last two years. a jury in the united states has ruled that weedkiller round up a substantial factor in causing cancer in a 70-year-old man. this is the second time a jury found roundup, it's ingredient glass estate, -- glyphsoate, causes non-hodgkin's and phobia. bayer said it was disappointed. the case now moves to a second phase to determine damages. for more on this i am joined by christoph kober has been following this. is this a bellwether case which could cause bayer hundreds of millions? christoph: could be even more than that. up until t the end of january there were 12,000 cases pending regarding this issue of roundup and the accusations it might cause cancer. one analyst said overall legal costs regar

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the team wore the names of influential women on the backs of their jersey, like serena williams, malalaat her camp when she was about 13 years old. athlete. >> she's quite an athlete. she says she watches "gma" every morning. so, hey, alyssa. love your choice. >> that's quite an honor to be in that group. appreciate that. >> and good luck. team usa. >> let's see a win. >>> coming up here, a new twist in the bitter battle between johnny depp and his ex, amber heard. why he's now suing her for millions. >>> and the question everyone wants to know. why did colton jump the fence on "the bachelor"? maybe not everyone, but some people. a sneak peek at the answer only on "gma" this morning. >>> and "queer eye's" karamo brown is here live. he's got a brand-new memoir. it's beautiful. >>> you knowha beautiful? that great audience we have upstairs. don't go anywhere. we'll be right back. upstairs. don't go anywhere. we'll be right back. it's a reminder of your struggles with psoriasis. but what if your psoriasis symptoms didn't follow you around? that's why there's ilumya. with just 2 doses, a ma