along with his new mohawk, he's learned new ways to get by.trading commissary items. >> everything's for sale. everything. everything has a price. even these little packets of sugar. get ten of these, it's worth $1. three of the oatmeals are worth two soups. >> i give you a haircut for that one. i would give you a haircut for free. >> i just got my hair cut. my hair looks good. >> i woke up one morning and i didn't want to get out of bed. i was just depressed. just wanted, like, some type of change, you know, because like you're in here and you don't have any control over anything. and i -- basically the only control i have is my hairstyle. and so i wanted my hair cut. >> coming up -- >> i'm feeding you and you're providing a service for me. you help me. you clean my room, heat up my water in the morning, wash my dishes after i eat. >> nick battaglia and his new cell mate set up shop in general population. >>> and william bernard acquires new ink and a busted lip. that make edward jones one of the biggest financial services firms in the countr

richelle carey, al jazeera, new york. >>> not to mention rocky that mohawk.istopher edmond is an associate professor in math mount i cans science and technology at teachers collegiate columbia university and kate is the chief content officer at. [ inaudible ] and the former president of girls in tech. and chris, i'll start with you. if you had to give the fortunate 500 companies the tech companies a grade when it comes to diversity, what would that grade be in. >> it would be "d" or "f." >> but they say they are trying. >> sometimes trying is not good enough. so the reality is until the point where they were almost forced to showcase what the diversity is in their offices and of course these companies we just didn't know anything about it. and in the last two years, they were forced, literally because of the general conversation in the public, to talk about diversity and show the numbers and those statistics were appalling, so we have in some instances less happen 5% african american and latina. gender equity is awful. the fact they are working towards it, by

mohawk and big ideas. she stands out on the crowded streets of new york. he's 17, entering a senior year in high school. i met up with him near the end of a summer internship at the microsoft offices. i thought teenagers slept all day. >> that's only on the weekend. >> reporter: this job is not about fetching coffee or sharpening pencils. >> i'm part of the team, i'm helping out making templates and deploys sequences on to the networks. i like the creative side of it where you have an idea and you can excuse it as quickly as you come out with the idea. >> when you are ready we can go in, add the database and hook it up. >> reporter: zavier is working with an architect at microsoft. he's learning to create a complex website for a business. he earnt his internship through a nonprofit called all-star code. immersing teens of colour in a programme, focussing an computer science classes and offers access to companies like microsoft. >> tell me why is there a need for a programme like all-star code. >> the technology sector is a gas growing industry. blacks and latinos make up less than 10% of the sector. >>

mohawk and big ideas. he standings out on the crowded streets of new york.years old and entering his senior year in high school. i met up with him near the end of his summer internship at the posh microsoft offices. >> i thought that teenagers just slept all day. >> that is only on the weekend. >> reporter: this job is not about sharpening pencils. >> i quickly found out that's not what i was doing at all. and i'm part of the team. i like the creative side of it, where you have an idea and you can execute it as quickly as you come up with the idea. so when we're ready we can go back in. >> reporter: today he is learning how to create a complex website for a growing business. he earned his internship through a non-profit organization called all-star code. it immerses teens of color in an intensive summer program focusing on computer science classes. tell me why there is a need for a program like all-star code. >> the technology sector is one of the fastest growing sectors of the economy. but blacks and lat teen yous make only 10% of that sector. >> i quickly

mohawk and big ideas. xavier jenkins stands out on the crowded streets of new york.xavier is 17 years old and in his senior year in high school. i met up with him at the end of his summer internship at the posh microsoft offices. >> but i thought that teenagers just slept all day. >> no, that's only on the weekends. >> this job is not about fetching coffee. it's not about sharpening pencils. >> i quickly found out that's not what i'm doing at all. i'm part of the time, and i'm helping out making templates, i like the creative side of it, where you have an idea. and you can execute it as quickly as you come up with the idea. >> yes, when we're ready, we can go back out and hook you back up. >> xavier is working with david, a technical architect at microsoft. today he's learning to make a website for businesses. xavier immerses focusing on computer science classes, and offers access to companies like microsoft. >> so tell me why the program is needed. >> black latinos make up only 10% of the sector. >> it's getting students started early. >> i quickly found out that i

new sneak of his piece "life in pieces" ahead. >>> time to show you this morning's headlines. st. george, utah, reports on a student sent home on school because of his mohawknd it is common among a seneca national tribe. he was able to return to school after a letter was written to school officials. >>> new photos from pluto from nasa's news spacecraft. they released the images that were taken 15 minutes after the spacecraft's closest approach to the dwarfed planet. it shows thick mountains and thick haze floating through the sky. >>> we want to bring you more of our conversation this morning with presidential candidate bernie sanders. during a commercial break, we asked about republican front-runner donald trump, not correcting a supporter who called president obama a muslim who is, quote, not even an american. >> i think it's a disgrace to, again, question whether or not the president of the united states was born in this country or whether he is a christian is, i thought we were beyond that. it's an outrage. >> you saw how senator mccain acted much differently when he was asked a similar question years ago. >> right. and to continue this mythology and t

mohawk air cut. school officials say the 7-year-old boy's cut was too distracting. he was allowed to return to class after the tribe wrote a letter to school officials. >>> new photos15 minutes after the closest approach to the planet. nasa researchers marvelled at the complex and diverse land forms in the photos. >>> we want to bring you more of our conversation request bernie sanders. >> i think it's a disgrace, to again question whether or not the president of the united states was born in this country, or whether he's a christian is, i thought we were beyond that, but it's an outrage. >> you saw how senator mccain reacted when he was asked a similar question years ago. >> and to continue this mythology and this ugliness that suggests that the president of the united states was not born in america and we must remember that trump was one of the leaders a year ago, i thought maybe he had learned something from that. this is not what politics should be about. let's debate the the issues. >> the other issue is there is this mood in the country o which you are getting support b reason is that there is a feeling in america that something is dramatically dram. >> somet