om malik: i think so.ny that is becoming mediocre in terms of marketing and not being clear. emily: mediocre? you have a problem with that? om malik: let me finish. the stylus was for a reason. the ipad meant having a whole new set of gestures and class of applications. they have swung back to being mediocre from that standpoint. big screen or not, it does not make any difference. the stylus is a step back but does because it is added one more layer to the complex device that is out there. >> i vehemently disagree. the difference between the pencil and the stylus is the stylus was meant to act as a pointer, replacing a mouse. that is in the sense of a tactile object that conveys the sense of the hand on the screen. the difference is it is never intended to be about addressing the screen but allow you to draw. that is why it's called a pencil and not a stylus. you can live your entire life without it and you have -- emily: if you press more deeply -- om malik: it is all about semantics. i learned a whole ne

om malik: people like of those kind of gimmicks. think there is something, the quality of the images is far superior than i have ever seen from my phone. emily: what about 3-d touch? i am not sure why they changed it. the whole a new way of interacting with your phone. in e-mail butopen if you press more deeply, it opens more shortcuts. ben bajarin: there's not been any huge upgrades. all of the gestures they have brought advance the first big upgrade or new interaction. that is why i think it is significant when you look at the multitouch and developers took advantage. crated newapps and ways to interact with software. of those and iwo would expect more. things that developers can take advantage of and to do things quickly. get too deep layers without going into the app. eliminating five clicks and deal with one click. those little conveniences are nice. -- in terms of the technology to make this all work? nikhil bhogal: that technology has existed for a while but to take that and mass-produce it and fine-tune it so the user experi

om malik: it is all about semantics.ed a whole new set of gestures, interactions with the device with a 3-d touch. from that standpoint, maybe on the extreme end of it but i feel , it is not a great move. >> the market changes. the market evolves. consumers are becoming more savvy. this product is catering to a new diverse set. now that drawers and artist have a tool with pencil position. if you try it, it is actually really good. there is a market. it is not for everybody. you do not have to use it. grandparents, my wife, my kids -- you know she performed -- in no shape or form do you have to use it. om: believe me, that is not the steve jobs way. emily: steve jobs changes mind many times. om malik and ben bajarin, horace dediu, and john jackson, thank you all so much for joining us. we will watch to see how the sales of the holiday quarter. a big announcement from apple. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg west." don't miss the box ceo tomorrow. ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." ♪

losing you know, malik. so we went to some things that we thought he could execute. he's a big strong kid and one was to push the ball down the field. we made a play when we needed to late. give a lot of credit to virginia today. they played really well. i'm proud of the way our kids played. >> jerry: you mentioned malik, we saw him carted off for x-rays. what can you tell us? >> well, i don't have exactly what happened. other than we know that it was an ankle injury and i know -- i'll talk to our team physician when we get in there. you know, it wasn't great news at the initial diagnosis but we'll find more when i get into the locker room. >> reporter: how difficult does that make it for the irish for a football team to focus on him as a leader offensively? >> you never want to lose your starting running back and quarterback. but you know, that's college football. and we'll persevere. deshone did a great job. he's going to have a lot of confidence. if malik can't go, deshone is going to be the guy we'll rally around. >> jerry: coach, thanks for your time. >> thanks.

malik jackson that time. they have so many guys on the defensive side that can win one-on-one matchups in the passing situations and that time it was malik jackson. jim: that had the look of a big return once kelce was able to break free. second and 10. manning's pass is complete. but daniels is pile driven to the ground after five. third and 5 coming up. mauga again on the tackle, two straight. phil: this will be an interesting call for the kansas city chiefs. you're playing a field goal kicker that can kick it from a long way out. i know they're not in field goal range yet. but do you take a little chance here, blitz peyton manning and try to get the defense off the field by catching them off guard with the blitz? jim: they have a lot of defenders on the line. they back off. here's the pass and it's tipped and incomplete. two different attempts at the pick. first it was peters then it was abdullah. phil: well, television a great bluff by the defense. i you thought they were going to blitz. they dropped back

malik jackson that time. they have so many guys on the defensive side that can win one-on-one matchups in the passing situations and that time it was malik jackson. jim: that had the look of a big return once kelce was able to break free. second and 10. manning's pass is complete. but daniels is pile driven to the ground after five. third and 5 coming up. mauga again on the tackle, two straight. phil: this will be an interesting call for the kansas city chiefs. you're playing a field goal kicker that can kick it from a long way out. i know they're not in field goal range yet. but do you take a little chance here, blitz peyton manning and try to get the defense off the field by catching them off guard with the blitz? jim: they have a lot of defenders on the line. they back off. here's the pass and it's tipped and incomplete. two different attempts at the pick. first it was peters then it was abdullah. phil: well, television a great bluff by the defense. i you thought they were going to blitz. they dropped back

losing you know, malik. so we went to some things that we thought he could execute. he's a big strong kid and one was to push the ball down the field. we made a play when we needed to late. give a lot of credit to virginia today. they played really well. i'm proud of the way our kids played. >> jerry: you mentioned malik, we saw him carted off for x-rays. what can you tell us? >> well, i don't have exactly what happened. other than we know that it was an ankle injury and i know -- i'll talk to our team physician when we get in there. you know, it wasn't great news at the initial diagnosis but we'll find more when i get into the locker room. >> reporter: how difficult does that make it for the irish for a football team to focus on him as a leader offensively? >> you never want to lose your starting running back and quarterback. but you know, that's college football. and we'll persevere. deshone did a great job. he's going to have a lot of confidence. if malik can't go, deshone is going to be the guy we'll rally around. >> jerry: coach, thanks for your time. >> thanks.

malik, you are sticking with me and we will talk about uber in the next block.is a far fall for the company that once raised $79 million perkins,nd kleiner among other investors. later, the company was halting activities. they plan to sell their assets. insights, 30cb startups have failed this year. we will be right back. emily: it is time for the daily byte. million, the 400 number of monthly users instagram says they have, more than twitter. they say most of the user growth comes from europe and asia and it is music to the ears of the guys who own instagram. willding to forbes, it reach $1.5 billion in revenue. cities,comes to global uber has a new favorite. they are testing out a new andice called uber commute it follows the big market leader. theing me to discuss change, gabe. i lived in china and went to chengdu. serviceagine this is a the chinese would be excited about. testing this service in china, what you make of this? >> it is smart. nobody notices. they have to try china and india as markets. that is where the future is for uber and things like uber.

malik jackson that time. they have so many guys on the defensive side that can win one-on-one matchups in the passing situations and that time it was malik jackson. jim: that had the look of a big return once kelce was able to break free. second and 10. manning's pass is complete. but daniels is pile driven to the ground after five. third and 5 coming up. mauga again on the tackle, two straight. phil: this will be an interesting call for the kansas city chiefs. you're playing a field goal kicker that can kick it from a long way out. i know they're not in field goal range yet. but do you take a little chance here, blitz peyton manning and try to get the defense off the field by catching them off guard with the blitz? jim: they have a lot of defenders on the line. they back off. here's the pass and it's tipped and incomplete. two different attempts at the pick. first it was peters then it was abdullah. phil: well, television a great bluff by the defense. i you thought they were going to blitz. they dropped back

emily: om malik, you are sticking with me throughout the show.ll of you apple enthusiasts are probably counting down to friday when iphones will be delivered. the big apple will have to wait. apple is telling new yorkers of delivery delays because of the pope. yes, pope francis arrives in new york city this thursday and friday after meeting with the president in washington. apple sent an e-mail to customers in zip codes affected saying that there will be traffic restrictions and they will make it up to new yorkers on saturday. ups has a service morning on his o.bsite, to from washington, to new york, to philadelphia, it is ok. you can wait. it is because of the. -- the pope. up next, my interview on tech valuations and unicorns. plus, a startup that helps investors get gadgets off of the ground is no more. details on the rise and fall of quirky. ♪ emily: welcome back. i am emily chang. i sat down with sam altman. he tweeted, "i am more scared of unit economics than burn rates." >> companies lose money before making money. that happened at faceboo

. >> reporter: while the family doesn't know for sure it was her son, malik thomas, because the body happens been positively identified, the car belonged to him. and the family agreed to turn over dental records and other information to help make that determination. she last talked to her son, malik, about 5:30 this afternoon, just a few hours before his burning car was found. >> we exchanged sentiments that we love each other and i -- the last words i actually said to my son was be careful. >> reporter: while she is holding out hope that her son is simply missing, she is preparing for the worst. >> and i have a son that traveled to afghanistan, fought for this country and returned to us safe and unscathed and my son here that's in the district walked into a war zone. >> reporter: holdsclaw and her son live in prince george's county. shes into why he or his car would have ended up here that night. now, i just got off the phone with the d.c. medical examiner's office. they confirm that those remains still have not yet been identified and there is no timeframe on when that will happen.

beautiful defensive play by malik foreman, number 13. >> gary: malik foreman had help he knew he had a safety to his left, our right, he played that side of the route and reacted to the ball. nice job. >> verne: tennessee puts his perfect record of fourth-down attempts on the line here. they're three of three on fourth down today. perfect for the season. florida. and they've got a fourth and eight. >> gary: there is the tight end. will he go to him again? >> verne: instead he goes to powell. to the 10. spin move. to the five. first and goal. >> gary: still a football game. how about that. fourth down, fourth down, four of them. a stutter crossing route, wonderful designed play by florida to get another force down -- it's been mcgee and powell, two each now, or have there been five, six, seven? how many have there been now? >> verne: powell is the injured player. >> gary: will grier showing a lot of composure in this drive, hit hard, patient enough to wait for his late crossing route on that play. >> verne: he went to the ground favoring his right knee. >> gary: i can say one thing. e

. >>> the family of malik thomas is looking for answers.no one has seen the prince george's county man since his car was found on fire a week ago. police found the man dead inside that car in southeast washington. someone shot him. police have not positively identify tl body, so the family doesn't know whether thomas is the victim. his mother told us the two spoke just hours before police found the car. >> and the last words i actually said to my son was be careful. so he did not say where he was headed. >> the family says they've turned over dental records and other information to investigators. and those records could help them identify the body. >>> today a kentucky county clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples is back at work. kim davis is out of jail. davis spent five days behind bars for refusing to issue the licenses in violation of a u.s. supreme court ruling. a judge said davis's office will now be monitored to make sure marriage licenses are being issued. >>> also today we'll learn the policy recommendati

their quarterback, malik zaire gone after this play. he had trouble walking. couldn't go.e needed to be helped off the field. brian kelly said after the game it didn't look good. in comes kaiser. >> rick: every quarterback has to be ready. deshaun kizer answers the call. nightmare for mike london and the virginia cavaliers. >> adam: 34-27, they get it done. news coming in now that zaire has been lost for the season due to a fractured ankle. kizer getting valuable time as they get set to face georgia tech next week. coming up. open miss rolls for a second week in a row. that and more.

. >> tired of telling the stories of other people's cultures, malik moved back to senegal after working in india's animation industry. now with a small team he's trying to make african manga animations. here they're working on a story of o a young senegalese girl. she is hanging out with street musicians. the moral of the story is not to judge a book by its cover. >> unlike western comic heroes. they're often shy and vulnerable. but they always rise to the occasion. the stories continue to feed children's imaginations. no matter where they're from. al jazeera, dakar. >> a small plane has been intercepted in bolivia and found to be carrying more than 300 keel lows of cocaine. the plane was allegedly flown by air force pilot. more on al jazeera.com. >> no osprey! >> and, in a culture resistant to change, how one woman is blazing new trails. >> in the future, i hope to see mixed race people commonly accepted. >> journey to japan. >> i'm roxana saberi in hiroshima. a city known to many through history books and images seared into our collective memory.

no one has seen malik thomas since his car was found a week ago. police found a man dead inside the car outside washington. someone shot him. police have not positively identified the body, so the family doesn't know if thomas is the victim. >> the last words i actually said to my son was be careful. he did not say where he was headed. >> the family says they've turned over dental records and other information to the investigators. those records could help them find the body. >>> happening now, a volcano eruption in japan. you have to take a look at these pictures. this is mt. aso. this is on the island. it's erupting sending huge clouds. you see here huge clouds and smoke and ash into the sky everywhere. we're told about 6,000 feet into the sky. it's so bad that authorities there have raised the alert level for the entire area, banning people from coming anywhere near this volcano. fortunately there are no homes in this area. everybody is okay. right now police have a big job to do in making sure that there are no tourists and no hikers in the med

. >> tired of telling the stories of other people's cultures, malik moved back to senegal after working in india's animation industry. now he's trying to make african magna animations. here they're working on the story of a young seasonga lease girl. she's in trouble for hanging out with street musicians in her neighborhood. turns out they're not so bad after all. the moral of the story? do not judge a book by its cov cover. >> it's not a fairy tale. it's just how to behave in this society. >> manga characters are usually shy and have you neryible, but they almost always rise to the occasion. it continues to feed children's imaginations no matter where they're from. >> a lot more stories any time on our website. the address for that is www.aljazeera.com. you can watch us on the watch us now icon. the slaughter is being fueled by demand from asia. ...where rhino horn is a statu

tired of reading the stories of other people's cultures, malik after working in india's animation industryow he's trying to make african mag animations. here they're working on the story of a young senegalese girl. she's in trouble for hanging out with kids in her neighborhood. turns out they're not so bad after all. the moral of the story, don't judge a book by its cover. >> it's not like fairy tales. it's just how to behave in this part of society. >> unlike western comic heroes, the characters are often shy and emotionally vulnerable. but they always rise to the occasion. the courage displayed in these timeless stories continues to feed children's imaginations no matter where they're from. al jazeera, dakar. >> if you want to find out more on these stories, log on to our website. the address www.aljazeera.com. where is scientists stay under the radar to conduct research. >> what if i told you that they were gmo strawberries. >> she'll show us the latest innovations. >> these tomatoes here are special tomatoes. >> and then we'll go inside the

the rematch down in greenville, watch ryan malik right here. by the tight end, 14-0 virginia tech. later on, the pirates who was big today, five yard run. 21 straight points. later on, summers, look at that guy. summer breeze makes me feel fine. 41 yards, east carolina, upsetting virginia tech again, 5-28. navy uconn, that's reynolds approaching the record for most rushing td's all time. here he passes the football. this topper, navy's first touchdown pass of the season. later on, reynolds takes it himself. that's td number 73 all time. passing rickie williams in second place. he is four behind the leader of wisconsin. navy wins 28-18. that's the college game, some pro now, skins played on thursday night. losing to the giants 32-21. the game kicked off a big week of football here on wusa9. the 0-2 ravens are approaching must-winter story. they play the -- ravens, they haven't been able to put complete games together. last week, a head scratcher in oakland. the defense looked like swiss cheese, allowing derek karr, and the raiders put up 37 poin

malik zaire put on a show. 66-yard td pass to will fuller. zaire, 19 of 22, 310 yards, three tds. notre dame hands texas its second-largest season-opening loss in school history. guy that used to be at notre dame, everett golson with number ten florida state taking on texas tech. texas state, rather. hands it off to dalvin cook. 28 yards to the house. right now, florida state up 42-10 in the fourth. 13th ranked ucla hosting virginia. josh rosen, the bruins first ever true freshman quarterback to start the season opener. looked real comfort nbl his debut. 351 yards, 28 completions, three tds. another qb debut, vernon adams. taking on his former team. finds braylon addison for his first passing touchdown. adams, two tds, 246 yards but left the game on a late hit. usc taking on arkansas state. cody kessler finds smit smith-schuster, putting usc up 7-0. stands right now, same score with about three to go in the first. louisville taking on number six auburn. new auburn defensive coordinator will muschamp got some big plays from his "d." justin garrett with the fumble recovery. runs it

harry and niles i guess we're not supposed to mention say malik on his own. any way.now he left. >> i want to see harry. >> i got to see harry. (laughter). >> i don't know how i got between these two guys. (laughter). >> we're almost ready for a little football for real. but we have one more preseason game from the eagles. hear from a couple of the players trying to make that team playing the opening game in at land t they're trying make that game coming up in sports. >> heim head crash and gary. it's a beautiful day for youtube whose now billionaire. according to the new york post back in 2009 bono bought 2.3 share of facebook for estimated 26 million. that investment has become worth a billion dollars much it's not all his. he has to share with investment partners. kids put down your instruments and take an invest many class. tune into dish nation and this and other stories we're dishing about. the centers for medicare and medicaid services recently asked patients to rate the quality of over 3,500 hospitals. fewer than 10% received 5 stars. among them was cancer tre

. >>> notre dame quarterback malik kzair broken ankle.wo minutes at the game of virginia at a verge of a huge upset. albert reid touchdown. virginia up 27-26. on ninth ranked irish. you see the time. irish backup quarterback kaiser. he threw will fuller got past the defenders, a game-winning 39-yard touchdown. a heartbreaker. i suffered -- yeah i feel you. i went through that a lot of times when i was there. notre dame won it in that thriller 34-27. >>> sixth ranked auburn under pressure. needed this jeremy johnson and melvin ray tandem. that's just to tie jacksonville state at 20. to send it to overtime. auburn went ahead. last chance for jacksonville state. josh bard. he would catch the fourth down pass. but was ruled out of bounds. that's how the error prone tigers escaped winning 27-20. they committed two turnovers in the game. >>> yesterday, out of nowhere, aldon smith joined the raiders, he signed a one year deal with oakland a month after the 49ers released him because of his latest arrest. the 49ers had had enough of him. they was

. >>> notre dame quarterback malik zair broken ankle. two minutes left at virginia on the search of a huge upset. albert reid touchdown. my alma mater led the irish by one. but you see the time. irish back up. kaiser threw will fuller got past the defenders. a game-winning 39-yard touchdown. and notre dame won it in a -- that's how i felt -- won it in a thriller 34-27. >>> sixth ranked auburn under duress needed this johnson to race handdown. just to tie jacksonville state at 20. send it to overtime. auburn went ahead. last chance for jacksonville state. josh barge, he -- caught the fourth down pass. but was ruled out of bounds. that is how the tigers escaped winning 27-20. >>> and nfl, how's that fantasy football lineup going? vikings, slight road favorite at the 49ers monday. raiders three point underdog when they host the bengals. yesterday, out of nowhere, aldon smith appeared on the raiders' radar. the embattled pass rusher signed a one year deal with oakland. a month after the 49ers released him. following his latest arrest. the 49

friends and family of malik thomas gathered for a vigil near xenia street in southeast today.mas' car was found last weekend, and no one has seen him since. police have not positively identified the body. so the family doesn't know for certain whether thomas was a victim. his mother talked to him just hours before police found the car. >> we exchanged sentiments that we love each other. and the last words i actually said to my son was "be careful." >> the family turned over dental records and other information to investigators. that could help them identify the body. >>> one woman is dead after an early morning crash on the gw parkway today. her name is lucy green of forestville. police tell us her car crashed into a tree on the southbound side of south spout run. the gw parkway was closed for several hours between the accident scene and route 123. no word yet on what caused the crash. >>> tense moments outside the pentagon after a car jumped the curb and crashed into the south parking lot. pentagon police spotted the suv just after 7:00 a.m. they say three men inside the car

and they also suffered a devastating loss, losing malik zaire for the season. but redshirt freshman desean kizer stepped in and stepped in big. connecting with will fuller for the touchdown. notre dame surviving, 34-27. >>> another great finish was between number 19 oklahoma and number 23 tennessee. sterling shepard jumping over the defender for the 18-yard td. oklahoma with a double o.t. comeback win, handing the vols their largest blown lead at home in school history. arkansas against toll lee dope. fourth quarter. arkansas trails ing by four wita chance. pass incomplete in the end zone. toledo with the m.a.c. attack, and the 16-12 upset win. number six auburn needing to force o.t. to stay alive. jeremi johnson to payton barber. barber, 23 car richeriecarries. auburn barely escapes, 27-20, the final in o.t. this game over on espn. leonard friend frenette. lsu. this is their season opener. right now, up over mississippi state. elsewhere in the s.e.c., derek henry becoming the first s.e.c. player with three rushing tds in his team's first two games of the seaso

malik zaire put on a show. 66-yard td pass to will fuller. zaire, 19 of 22, 310 yards, three tds. notre dame hands texas its second-largest season-opening loss in school history. guy that used to be at notre dame, everett golson with number ten florida state taking on texas tech. texas state, rather. hands it off to dalvin cook. 28 yards to the house. right now, florida state up 42-10 in the fourth. 13th ranked ucla hosting virginia. josh rosen, the bruins first ever true freshman quarterback to start the season opener. looked real comfort nbl his debut. 351 yards, 28 completions, three tds. another qb debut, vernon adams. taking on his former team. finds braylon addison for his first passing touchdown. adams, two tds, 246 yards but left the game on a late hit. usc taking on arkansas state. cody kessler finds smit smith-schuster, putting usc up 7-0. stands right now, same score with about three to go in the first. louisville taking on number six auburn. new auburn defensive coordinator will muschamp got some big plays from his "d." justin garrett with the fumble recovery. runs it

and they also suffered a devastating loss, losing malik zaire for the season. but redshirt freshman desean kizer stepped in and stepped in big. connecting with will fuller for the touchdown. notre dame surviving, 34-27. >>> another great finish was between number 19 oklahoma and number 23 tennessee. sterling shepard jumping over the defender for the 18-yard td. oklahoma with a double o.t. comeback win, handing the vols their largest blown lead at home in school history. arkansas against toll lee dope. fourth quarter. arkansas trails ing by four wita chance. pass incomplete in the end zone. toledo with the m.a.c. attack, and the 16-12 upset win. number six auburn needing to force o.t. to stay alive. jeremi johnson to payton barber. barber, 23 car richeriecarries. auburn barely escapes, 27-20, the final in o.t. this game over on espn. leonard friend frenette. lsu. this is their season opener. right now, up over mississippi state. elsewhere in the s.e.c., derek henry becoming the first s.e.c. player with three rushing tds in his team's first two games of the seaso

tariq malik, editor, space.com. how are you doing? >> doing well. bill: what is his idea?ad background plan to build rockets but didn't have a launch site. he is taking old launch site of cape canaveral air force station. home port for u.s. launches. will revitalize it into private facility for new orbital rocket he says will be reusable. kind of a big leap for his program. bill: why is it so significant? why is it a leap? >> basically what blue origin has been doing is building private rockets but haven't had a big launch site for them. this is big missing piece of infrastructure they need. access to the space coast where we have been launching rockets for the last five decades, and at the same time, access to, you know, a really kind of clean pad that they need. bill: is this revolutionary or this is just more of what we're starting to see elsewhere? >> i think what you see is this whole private commercial space era is really becoming real. bill: real? >> yes. in the we've seen last week boeing announced a new cargo facility in florida for its launch pad. spacex has laun

stephen: the burned out car registered to 21-year-old malik thomas who has not been seen since the incident. the mother still does not know if the dead man is her son. >> i am paralyzed waiting for the results to learn the fate of my son. handicapped by fear to learn the worst. stephen: she provided d.n.a. after the body was found but still no answer. not only the uncertainty that haunts her but the horrific circumstances of the apparent homicide. >> seeing as though someone attempted to obliterate his existence. if in fact that is him. stephen: she says though she is clinging to hope she figures she is about to join a group of mothers who have lost children to d.c. rampant violence. >> he's 21. he's a baby. stephen: a spokesperson for the d.c. medical examiner says they are working expeditiously but there is no timeline here. she did say in situations like this, it can take weeks or months to get a positive identification. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. leon: developing now in upper marlboro, maryland, deadly crash on route 4 south of crane highway. two pe

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. >> tired of telling the stories of other enemy's cultures, malik moved back to senegal after working india's animation industry. now he's trying to make african mg animations. they're working on a story of a young senegalese girl. she's in trouble for hanging out with street musicians in her neighborhood. turns out they're not so bad after all. the moral of the story is not to judge a book by its cover. >> it's not fairy tale. it's just how to behave in this part of society. >> unlike western comic heroes, characters are often shy and vulnerable, but they always rise for the equation. these timeless stories continue to feed children's imaginations, no matter where they are from. >> that's the end of this news hour bulletin but another full bulletin coming up in the next couple of minutes coming to you from london. thank you for watching. bye for now. >> an emergency situation in western europe as thousands of refugees head into austria and germany. hello, i'm barbara serra. you're watching al jazeera from london. coming up on the program meeting with sunni tribesmen putting aside rel

. >>> the family of malik thomas is searching for him. police found a man dead inside his car. someonead shot him. police have not positively identified the body so they don't know whether thomas is the victim. the mother told us the two spoke just hours before police found the car. >> the last words i actually said to my son was be careful. he did not say where he was headed. >> the family said they've turned over dental records and other information to investigators. those records could help them identify the body. >> concerns raised the morned ahead of pope francis ice visit to d.c. the effort to keep him safe is no small under taking. we're going to show you why some are worried about his security. >> we have good volume. inbound. details on that one coming up. >>> plus, making sure your child is protected every time you strap them into the car seat. the mistake many parents make when installing those seats and how you can make sure yours is correctly installed today. your time right now is 6:37. >>> at 6:40. officials are making sure your children are safe in their seats.

tired of telling the stories of other people's culture, malik moved back to senegal after working in india's animation industry. now he's trying to make african magna animations. here they're working on the stories of a young senega senegalese girl. she's in trouble for hanging out with street musicians in her neighborhood. it turns out they're not so bad after all. the moral of the story: don't judge a book by its cover. >> it's not just fairy tales. it's just how to be, how to behave in this part of society in. >> unlike western comic heroes, manga characters are often shy and vulnerable, but they always rise to the occasion. the courage displayed in these timeless stories continue to feed children's imaginations no matter where they're from. >> afghanistan's government believes the country can recover from decades of conflict to become an important economic hub. the country's president said that structural reforms will help move afghanistan from being an economy of reliant on foreign aid to one that benefits from commercial investment and trade. still ahead on the program we'll ha

stephen: the burned out car registered to 21-year-old malik thomas who has not been seen since the incidentthe mother still does not know if the dead man is her son. >> i am paralyzed waiting for the results to learn the fate of my son. handicapped by fear to learn the worst. stephen: she provided d.n.a. after the body was found but still no answer. not only the uncertainty that haunts her but the horrific circumstances of the apparent homicide. >> seeing as though someone attempted to obliterate his existence. if in fact that is him. stephen: she says though

. >> and seana in malik. >> they have created banana muse.ut that is a a, muse with banana horns or whatever you call it. >> antlers. >> yes. >> that is the name of the business. >> it looks like, banana pud ding. >> really. >> a little bit. >> well, it is banana pudding up scale cousin. >> okay. >> about a noon a. >> we made it at home, it is a homemade product. i didn't want to go to college. >> i didn't either. >> so, since i didn't wanting to to college we started this, it is my way. >> what is it besides banana. >> is there wafers and then just muse. >> yes, muse. >> where can i buy it. >> you can buy it, in north philadelphia, we're in 14 stores in philadelphia and camden, new jersey. >> held this please. >> different flavors do you have. >> we have original. >> yes, original. >> we've got mouse. >> that is fantastic. >> strawberry. >> strawberry. >> yes. >> it is kind of like a custard. be quiet. >> it is a custard. >> yes, it is a custard. >> what is that. >> cookies and cream. >> get in there. >> will you work this off in the gym. >>

malik was diagnosed 15 months ago at 15 months old a rare and life threatening metabolic disorder he had a cush -- curved spine and couldn't work. after receiving a cord blood transplant, malik is running around, expected to have a normal life span. his mother, crystal, said, my son is extremely happy now, he's energetic, independent and the transplant saved his life. bone marrow donations provide lifesaving transplants for a myriad of diseases. kayla was only four months old when she was diagnosed with leukemia. john registered with the bone donor registry, he was a perfect match. kayla is now thriving at 2 years of age. not only has god created a pla centiand umbilical cord to nurture the precious life hoff an unborn child now we find he's left a great gift behind immediately after birth. something very special is left behind. cord blood that is teeming with life-saving stem cells. breathtaking scientific breakthroughs have turned medical waste, post birth placentas and umbilical cord blood into miracles, treating more than 80 diseases including leukemia, lymphoma and sickle cell a

phil: malik jackson back there. jim: wade phillips, what a difference he's made, his defense winning it the last two weeks. this game is over. this crowd cannot believe it. nor can we. phil: some gut check by the broncos and they come through. jim: two touchdowns in a nine-second span. look at owen daniels getting one more clean hit on peyton manning tonight. phil: that's got to be -- i mean, we met peyton last night. we talked. i'm not going to say i saw doubt in his face, nothing like that but he thought they were going to come out, control the ball, run it and look what it turns into and man, that's got to be some confidence builder, even for peyton manning and all his great success in the nfl. jim: and they have the record now for 13 consecutive road wins inside the division, bettering the feat that first belonged to the 49ers back 1987 through 990 that went from walsh to seifert's teams. gary kubiak now 2-0 as the head coach and no one saw this finish coming. peyton comes over and high-fives the defensive coord

found in a burning vehicle in southeast. 21-year-old making leek mason thomas was shot to death -- malik thomas was shot to death and left in that car. so far no arrests have been made in that murder. >>> a prison van was involved in a crash in arizona. 15 inmates were hurt, six of them seriously in the crash outside phoenix yesterday. the van's driver was also injured in this crash. investigators say the inmates were riding in the van when it slammed into a flat bed truck. shut down the feeway for hours. >>> in new york city, the empire state building was lit in blue and white pinstripes in memory of yankees legend yogi berra overnight. the hall of fame catcher died tuesday at the age of 90. the ten-time world series winner was also the american league's most valuable player three times. during his 18-year career with the yankees, berra helped the team reach 14 world series. >>> here we go again. we're in store another gorgeous looking day. high pressure still in place. sunshine, low humidity. a nice breeze out of the northeast once again. i don't think anyone is complaining about the w

. >> seth: your looks malike you're in a '70s band and you beard looks like you're homeless. [ laughter ] >> thank you. >> seth: you're welcome. i guess it would be a bummer if you sort of manierred a look to look ike you were in apocalyptic wasteland and people started saying, "you look great." >> yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: when you first tched this show, your apocalyptic wasteland show to a network no less, was it a hard sell to them this ide of you doing a show where you are the last man on earth? >> well, certainly there were concerns yeah, because the very first draft of the pilot was almost no talking at all, and then we found little places to have asides here and there, but yeah, it's a scary thing and fox was great and took this chance, so it was -- you know, they -- there were concerns for sure. dead bodies were also were a concern. >> but you haven't really done any, you haven't shown any dead bodies, right? >> no, no. then i would go over, what network is csi on? i saw like for five seconds, there's this gaping throat slash wound. i'm like, "no, there's other people do

. >> according to this report they attribute most of the blame of the disintegration at malik's doorstep. >> it is primarily his responsibility. those who he appointed in key leadership positions as well. >> in terms of your campaign plan, you have tried to exploit the area where we have the most centrist against isil while maintaining as much pressure as possible. i don't think anyone has seen the progress they've would like to see. is that accurate? >> it is, sir. government, of course we had access to things that could enable us to get the work, shaping operations in syria as we get increasing resources we are able to increase the tempo and syria , and so i think we will have greater affect going forward. >> finally, general comments because one of the recent developments is they seem to be much more cooperative in an operational cents. what do you expect in the next six months that will translate to on the ground? >> it will translate to more pressure on key areas in syria like the city of rocker which has long been a isil stronghold. because of that we will have the ability to incre

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paying for it to its extreme import that the capabilities that these nations have in places like malik and south sudan, often places where extremism also -- mali. -- after that those capabilities be enhanced. so the mandates have got much more robust than 20 years ago but the capabilities of those troops on the ground are not what they need to be. indeed, the ability to even know what's coming at them in parts of mali, the blinders of peacekeepers because of the lack of uavs or the lack of ability to do it in which extremist are where. it's a real liability. president obama is voting with his feet and we spent the last years since ms. president biden chaired something similar last you would with the secretary-general of the human to try to mobilize troops and police contributions from other countries. it's a pledging conference -- vice president biden -- we have more than 40 heads of state have signed up. in order to speak, a head of state has to speak about what needs to be contributing so it's an unusual kind of event and a very important terms of its investment in collective securit

. >> according to this report they attribute most of the blame of the disintegration at malik's doorstep. >> it is primarily his responsibility. those who he appointed in key leadership positions as well. >> in terms of your campaign plan, you have tried to exploit the area where we have the most centrist against isil while maintaining as much pressure as possible. i don't think anyone has seen the progress they've would like to see. is that accurate? >> it is, sir. government, of course we had access to things that could enable us to get the work, shaping operations in syria as we get increasing resources we are able to increase the tempo and syria , and so i think we will have greater affect going forward. >> finally, general comments because one of the recent developments is they seem to be much more cooperative in an operational cents. what do you expect in the next six months that will translate to on the ground? >> it will translate to more pressure on key areas in syria like the city of rocker which has long been a isil stronghold. because of that we will have the ability to incre

the other person who didn't come today but was last month was am ar malik and she is contract compliance of employee relations manager and been very busy working with our members to make sure that everything that goes into the member guides is accurate. she's working with the interest income are the earnings. the net increase or decrease is a number that's generated by assuming that on june 30th of that year the treasurer sold all of the investments in 1 day. all $6 billion of them and this was the effect of doing that. it takes into account all of the market value for that day. we know that happens. this would be the impact to your financial statement of that occurrence. in other words we would lose $24/7,000 if that would happen at one point. >> in 2014 you would have gained $24/7,000 by shutting down the government and gained almost $1 million as a result of shutting down the government. these are immediately reversed as of july 1st. it's a temporary view of what's going on in your financial. >> snapshot at any point in time in other words? >> yes. so this is a requirement but it does