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we are here with malala yousafzai.a school on your 18th birthday in lebanon. is this true? >> yes. and it was my wish to do something on the the ground to-- before asking world leaders like obama and the president and prime minister of nigeria and lebanon and jordan, i wanted to do something myself. and then to tell them that i have built one school. can you-- can you do this? because -- >> oh, snap. you're going to challenge them. boom! i build a school! >> but they are responsible people. it's their responsibility to build it. >> stephen: that's true, that's true. that's true. happy birthday. i know it's in a while. ( applause ) there's one last thing, one last thing. i understand, besides inspiring people, you also do a little bit of magic. and i understand that you-- you can do a card trick. could i see? could i see your card trick? >> yes. do you know any card tricks? >> stephen: i know a couple. i know a couple. do you know this one? can you do a one-handed cut like that? >> no, i'm not that good. >> stephen: thi

the renowned pakistani advocate of girl's education, malala yousafzai, spoke at the opening of the summit. she said everyone should have access to school. >> promise to all children, children in pakistan, in india, in syria and across the world, promise them peace, promise them prosperity, promise them education. >> may i take it that the assembly wishes to adopt draft resolution a-70-l1? it is so decided. >> the new set of 17 goals delegates adopted are called sustainable development goals. they include ending poverty in all its forms everywhere and stamping out hunger in the next 15 years. member states will also work harder to empower women and girls and take urgent action to combat climate change. the sustainable development goals follow the millennium development goals launched in 2000. one target was to reduce extreme poverty by half in 15 years, but more than 800 million people still live on little more than $1 a day. the summit continues through sunday. >>> japanese lawmakers have virtually wrapped up this year's ordinary diet session. the term is officially set to end on sunday.

despite her accomplishments, though, malala yousafzai is competing against 43,000 others would have aeg up mostly they have already taken the s.a.t. which is a requirement. >> tiburon ferry commuters are anxious of a meeting today that could determine if their privately run ride could be cut. they are talking about going from seven round trip as day to one. commuters say this is life changing. they rely on the ferry to get to san francisco but the pleat cannot afford it and is asking for help. they might get it. the golden bridge district could take it over. >> i use it, four or five times a week. very regularly. i hope as i hear this, i hope they decide they should keep it. >> the board has to study the cast before a final decision but commuters say without the service they have to get into their cars creating another set of issues. >> speaking of atmosphere...mike has the forecast. >> the atmosphere is more palatable for people today. one area is already 19 degrees cooler than yesterday. can you see the finger of fog and we will see more of that and cooler conditions and maybe humid

hear from malala yousafzai coming up next. >>> our coverage of the pope francis to philadelphia continues, when we come back we will look behind the scenes of the saint charles seminary where the holy faller will sleep and rest in between his events. we love, love, chocolaty, creamy, with a little something extra. mmm deliciousness. cookies or almonds. yumminess. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate. >>> the dalai lama has canceled his trip to philadelphia and other stops in the u.s. set for next month. the tibet buddhist leader was supposed to receive the liberty medal at the national constitution center but doctors are advising him to rest. the the dalai lama is 80. this week he was at mayo clinic for what was describe as a checkup. the national constitution center issued this statement, our thoughts and prayers are with the dalai lama as he recovers his strength. we look forward to honor his holiness contributions to the world peace and individual freedom at liberty medal ceremony on october 26th. we are working to arrange for him to accept the a award in absence a a through a repre

. >>> 18-year-old human rights activist malala yousafzai says invited to speak to world leaders at the opening of the summit in new york. the nobel peace prize laureate sat down with nhk in an exclusive interview. she says leaders must find ways to ensure every child has access to 12 years of quality education. >> there is a moment when you have to choose whether to be silent or to stand up. >> malala was shot three years ago in pakistan. members of the taliban attempted to silence her advocacy of a girl's right to education. after recovering she continued her quest. her life recently became the subject of a documentary film. >> one child. one teacher. one hope. and one pen. they can change the world. >> malala said world leaders at the u.n. summit must aim for more ambitious targets for children's education than the previous ones set in the year 2000. >> the development goals, the dreams were too small. they were not too ambitious, because only focusing on primary education for children. it's not -- which world leader would want only six years of education or nine years of education f

malala yousafzai islam pret apple is good at attracting developers. >> they're pretty good at developing for the ipad and iphone. they have developers not just for halo but other third party. so the idea that you'll have applications on your television is going to come to the market. it's happened already to some degree, and i think that's going advance more going forward. >> it it was an unusual project for microsoft. it -- when we heard about it at first, we thought, microsoft, you know. but you were in the room. you and steve ballmer and bill gates -- an office, no windows. and it was -- you know, go-no go. are we really going do this. what was the thing that said, all right, let's go? >> ultimately the discussion we were have, microsoft wanted a position in the living room. we had the discussion let's not do this. we talked about it for 2.5, 3 hours and said let's not do it. we talked about it for another hour after that. the conclusion was we had to have a place there. our team had a certain approach we wanted to take, to build xbox, a nontraditional mofrtd a-- microsoft an approach

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malala yousafzai has to compete against other students who have already taken the s.a.t. >> it is officialrichmond august 15th. that is when 1,084 women put on coveralls, work boots and bandannas to dress up as rosy the riveter in the marina bay park. rosy the riveter was the character on posters during world war ii. she summoned american women to work, many in factories, while men battled overseas. >> 8:35. coming up, an east bay couple's ikea kitchen nightmare. it took 7 on your side to find their missing parts. were they able to piece it all together? >> and here is a live look from our camera on top of mt. tam. you can see a lot of cloud cover over the bay. introducing starbucks® small-batch cold brew coffee. in stores now. berkeley couple to talk on the daunting task building a kitchen from ikea. they ran into trouble right away. 7 on your side stepped in to help and shows how it turned out. >> this amazingly is the entire kitchen. >> the last time we saw tess, her kitchen was this pile on the floor. they got it from ikea. you know what that means. >> it's like, you know, assemble. >>

leonardo dicaprio, malala yousafzai, mark zuckerberg joining beyonce and cold play in central park int extreme poverty across the world. the president of the world bank, and leading sponsor in the global poverty project, dr. kim, thank you for joining us. tell me about the world bank's mission and how it coincides with the global citizens festival. >> well, thanks for having me on. you know, we have two major goals. that's to end extreme poverty by 2030 and to boost shared prosperity. in other words, we want to boost the incomes of the bottom 40% throughout the developing world so that they do even better than everyone else in society over the next 15 years. there's a great story here. since about 25 years ago, there are almost two billion people living in extreme poverty and now it's less than a billion. we have made a lot of progress but making progress in the future is going to be difficult. many of the people living in extreme poverty live in the so-called fragile, conflict-afflicted states. we can't do it with just money or just policy. we need a global movement. that's why we ar

nations, some in attendance cuban president raul castro and nobel piece prize winning activist malala yousafzai. the speech expected to be one of the toughest yet, likely urging action on climate change and the ongoing refugee crisis in europe. >> he makes a difference. he's utterly revitalized the political and diplomatic relevance of the vatican. >> reporter: he will travel more than four miles downtown to ground zero where he'll meet with families of victims of 9/11 before going into the world trade center museum for a remembrance service. the people then heads eight miles uptown, visiting a catholic scar in harlem. >> he too is an immigrant, the son of immigrants. >> the people's pope will meet with immigrants and refugees from latin america, africa and asia. in the early evening, pope francis will ride his open pope mobile through central park where nearly 100,000 people are expected to see hill. the pope ending his day back at the heart of manhattan at madison square garden where he'll lead a mass for some 20,000 people. ♪ all hoping to be blessed by the leader of the catholic church, lik

about sleepy went to bed 10 to 3 and was alake at 11 what's wrong with body clock and jake says malala yousafzaiody clock so crewed upfy go to bed at 7 i wake u up:30 in the morning and timely my body clock needs a factory reset. we all feel that way. let's breakdown numbers and interesting factoids for medical team deana fonte. >> we have our own vering of the wouldeddy clock here it's running fast this morning. but this is big old clock. we're talking about the clock in your body which is funny thing to think about because i think all of us due to work schedules and foods we eat our electronics we mess with our rhythm a bit. >> we know we're supposed to sleep at night and that's not reality for shift workers and so many of us what do we need to know. >> well here's what they did looked a bunch of research and came one specific numbers fun to talk about and nothing else. one is best time of day to weigh yourself. we know it's morning time. most of us it's before we consumed morsele of food and we're naked and step on the scale. what they found at brown university is that if you weigh yourself 7

so leonardo dicaprio, bono, malala yousafzai, usher, common, bill and melinda gates, connie britton,be there. they have been added to this star-studded concert focusing on a world without extreme poverty. that is the goal of the global poverty project. leaders around the world are setting priorities to reach that end and address climate change as well. this year, the poverty project's platform, the global citizen festival, will once again descend on new york's central park and bring with it not just celebs and leaders, but thousands of people, citizens who have united to take action to deal with some of the world's biggest challenges. joining me is justine lucas, director of programs at the global poverty project and actress erin richards, who serves as an ambassador for the festival. ladies, it is great to have you here. it's hard to believe just five days away as we all get ready for a great weekend here in new york city. talk about the worldwide goal to end poverty by 2030 and the benchmarks for which the initiative is going to mark that. >> 2015's a big year. the millenium develo

to every child, which is education, thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] >> that with a malala yousafzai at this time. have them coming up shortly, stay with us. >>> welcome back. let's go now to the main stage where u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon is addressing the crowd. >> your leaders, hold them to it. demand that they deliver. second, tell everyone share what you learn today. the united nations needs you, don't stand by. don't stand back. stand up. stand up for justice, stand up for dignity, stand up for a better world. take your passion and compassion, let's make the global goals a global reality. thank you, all the best to you. thank you. i just have to tell you that olivia and i are standing up here looking at all of you and it's so inspiring to see you. everybody give yourselves a round of applause for being out here tonight. the very first of the new global goals is to end extreme poverty by 2030. ending extreme poverty and boosting shared prosperity are the twin goals of the world bank group. please join me in welcoming dr. jim yun kim, president of the world bank group. >>