malala will be presented with the liberty medal. this award is given to someone who strives to secure freedom for people around the globe. nbc 10's live at the national constitution center. lu ann? >> reporter: well, there's a great deal of excitement just a few minutes ago when malala yousafzai came out for a mike check. everybody got up and cheered and clapped. she gave a wave and went back behind the stage. we are expecting about 1,400 people here in the ten the outside the national constitution center for at wards ceremony. everyone coming through fairly tight security to see malala speak and many under this tent will be young people, you see up front who, of course, idolize her and see her as a hero they can relate to. she's been fighting for girls rights to education since she was just 11 years old. and continued on despite an assassination attempt by the taliban in pakistan. just a short while ago, malala spoke to a crowd at the 30 under 30 summit at the philadelphia constitution center. she talked about winning the nobel peace prize and she hopes it encourages young people that they can make a difference. >> to give hope

for 2014 is to be awarded to kailash satyarthi and malala yousafzai for their struggle against oppression of young people and children and children 's right to education. children must go to school, not be financially exploited. >> at age 17, malala yousafzai is the youngest person ever to win a nobel prize. in 2012, she was shot in the head by a taliban gunman who boarded her school bus. she survived and continued to campaign for the right of girls to go to school. kailash satyarthi, age 60, has been a leader for decades in the international movement against child slavery and the exploitation of child workers. in a statement, the nobel committee said it -- "regards it as an important point for a hindu and a muslim, an indian and a pakistani, to join in a common struggle for education and against extremism." we'll have more on the nobel prize after headlines. leaders from west african countries ravaged by an outbreak of ebola have pleaded for more international aid. speaking by video conference at a meeting of the world bank, sierra leone president ernest bai koroma said help was needed on the ground, not just on paper. >> the last

. >>> happening today, one of the speakers a s at the 30 under 30 summit is malala yousafzai. later tonight she will be awa awarded the liberty medal. it's given top a person of courage who strives to secure liberty to people around the globe. now she's an advocate for girls' right to education. she's the youngest nobel peace prize winner in history. >>> a store clerk finds a unique way to get rid of an attempted robber. >>> we a we are hearing from the woman. >>> something you don't see every day. a horse chase through the streets of new york city. we will tell you how this all started. >>> there is rain on the way over the next 24 hours and a whole lot more wet weather after that in my first alert forecast this week. i will show you when to expect it coming up. >>> a heated argument broke out when one man accused in a carjacking crash that killed a mother and her three children was in court this morning. he is facing a number of charges, including murder and sexual assault. the families of crawford and the victims started arguing during the hearing when the bailiff threatene

and the s&p 500 lost 22 points and the nasdaq was down 102. >> 17-year-old malala is the youngest recipientf the peace prize. and we talk to the man who put her and her story on the spotlight. and how a hiker managed to survive after being lost in the mountains. >> back to up of our top stories. knonobel laureate ma lala, we look back at her journey. >> reporter: malala yousafzai has been a symbol for girls education. she went to school at a time when the taliban controlled the area. she had destroyed over 400 schools and malala spoke out against them. in 2009 the military throws the taliban out of the valley. three years later taliban fighters shot malala in the head as she road her bus to school. the attack received international attention and she was thrown to the u.k. for treatment. her old teacher said she has brought pride to the valley. >> for me as a teacher, she has brought happiness to see my student get this award. she was an outstanding student. >> reporter: pakistan's government and military has congratulated her. activists have spoken out, too. >> i feel that this is not just

malala yousafzai. fm. >> if you want to invite jesusi. >> one officer hurt eight people arrested and at least one american flag torched. >> we begin with i.s.i.l.'s advances in syria and iraq and a warning that 12,000 kurds could be massacred, if i.s.i.l. succeeds in taking the kurdish muctown of kobani. on friday, u.s. national security advisory tony blinken admits i.s.i.l. now controls 40% of kobani. there are other kobani recent gains and now controls territory from the syrian border to baghdad's western suburbs. meanwhile the u.n. special envoy to syria, compared it to 1995 srebrenica massacre. >> you remember srebrenica? we never forgot. when the reason for imminent threat to civilians we cannot we should not be silence. >> derek harry served as spell envoy at u.s. central command. arcolonel, real pleasure to have you with us. the u.n. special envoy to syria has suggested that 10,000 could be killed if kobani falls to i.s.i.l. as they appear to be too little too late? >> clearly, it's too little too late. at this point i really do worry about the situation there, and the impact on the people there, in that town. the strikes that we've conduc

malala yousafzai and kailash satyarthi. is india'syarthi children's rights activist. he is been active in the movement since the 1990's.elected from a list of nominees, the highest number of candidates ever. skill yousafzai is a pupil known for her rights and activism for women. capitalizes asa relations between germany and russia disintegrate and beijing moves in. can the chinese take advantage. we'll talk about that we come back. >> you're watching the polls, we are live on bloomberg. the hospital in spain that is treating the nurse that has ebola is saying that it is monitoring 13 people for ebola infection risk, that includes the nurse but we knew that already. but maybe the list of people that are being monitored is starting to grow. more on that story and will bring it to you later. equities certainly being sold off fairly aggressively this morning. what the euro-dollar is doing. 1.2674 is what is trading right now. draghi's speech seem to have a significant impact. you could argue the euro-dollar is one of the areas it is had the least effect. this pair has come down quite a long way from the high one 30's to th