. ♪ >> officially called the united republic of tanzania, tanzania is located on the east coast of africafamous for its immense and open plains, tanzania is home to elephants, lions, and rhinos, but it's also home to a tiny and deadly insect, the anopheles mosquito. actually, it's not the mosquito that kills, but the disease the mosquito carries -- malaria. in fact, more than 600,000 people in tanzania die each year from malaria. that's equal to losing every man, woman, and child living in the city of baltimore, maryland. to high school student thomas forman, this was unacceptable. captain of his new jersey football squad, he worked with his parents and teammates to kick off a unique fundraiser. they call it tackles4tanzania. hi, thomas. welcome to "teen kids news." >> hi. thanks for having me on today. >> so, what inspired you to take on fighting malaria in tanzania? >> well, actually, it's a funny story. i was on a plane ride home from china, and next to me was i struck up a conversation with this man, and he told me all i was vaguely familiar with the disease, but he told me all about

>> stephen: well, thank you so much for your time, both of you over there in tanzania.y, distinguished scientists. >> our pleasure stephen! yay! bye! >> stephen: they're doing great work. we'll be right back with samuel l. jackson. ♪ i'm free to do what i want and have a good time.♪ the ford freedom sales event is on! and zero for 72 is back! on 2016 ford focus, fusion and escape. plus specially tagged vehicles get an extra $1000 smart bonus. that means freedom from interest... and freedom to choose... with ford, america's best selling brand. ♪ i'm free, baby! now get 0% financing for 72 months. plus, specially tagged vehicles get a $1000 smart bonus. only at the ford freedom sales event. ♪ feel free... the seal you can trust. with stain and sealer in one... and easy to choose colors... exceptional beauty and protection have never been easier. thompson's waterseal stain and sealer. available at national retailers. ♪ugh... waa... wow! ohhh! aaaaahhhh. find your diet pepsi emoji today. and you're talking to your doctor about your medication... this is humira. this is humi

spring break, some kids think fort lauderdale, florida, some go mexico but the kids in utah went to tanzania they got to see beautiful landscapes they are there to do something very important. they are there to help with a solar project. now these kids are not engineers. they to get lessons on using tools some had never used tools before. once they got to work they really loved it. >> there's no water. no roads. >> working on these humanitarian trips. most of their friends are doing the beer bong. >> since they don't have power in this village they have to walk tens of miles just to get to a pay for power station. think of this. they have three homes with these solar panels on it. >> three light bulbs to us is nothing but to them is a world of difference. >> that small thing can really make a big difference. >> and the kids realize it. >> it really makes you think like wow, i'm a lucky dude to have the turns that i have. >>> it's going to take you guys .2 seconds to figure out why this video is going viral. >> oh, my goodness. obviously because of her amazing trick shot. >> right. she's a fi

we jump into the water right off tanzania and check this out.ebody got their ggi phantom three pro out and they captured the beautiful images of somebody just kite boarding. >> the colors are incredible. >> how many different colors of aqua are there? watch this video. it will show you. >> up to no good. >> things can get a little weird whether dad is home with the kid. he kept the kids all weekend and stepdad is back. it starts with a little poking of the eyes. >> good morning. >> now for the magnets on the refrigerator. >> this is great help. awesome job. >> now they go from the refrigerator to the floor. >> every day, it's constant neck breaking tripping hazard. >> yeah, he is having fun. >> this is good. yes. i was, you know, i was just thinking we need more crap on the floor. >> well, the house was nice and clean and then, well, this little one caused some problems. >> she probably learned something along the way. this is hurricane footage. >> nice move, dad. >> you ever wonder why people with kids don't clean up until the kids go to bed. t

. -- in tanzania. it is believed that there is enough there to build the world's global supply.son: there are changes to the miss teen usa pageant. no more swimsuit show. it is being replaced with wear.ic i don't know if they will be in baggy sweat suits. leon: not that kind of athletic gear. right now, severe storms are moving through the northern plains, the second night of wild weather for some. jonathan elias has some amazing think that it is winter time. it look like winter in the rockies. the ground crew had to use equipment normally reserved for snow to clear hail from the field. when the rain started, it was coming down in its. -- it was coming down in buckets. wind gusts of up to nearly 100 pummeled oner nebraska town, not just for a little while but several hours. on the other side of the country, the national weather service is looking into whether this was a tornado or microburst that leveled a farm in pennsylvania. one building was ripped from its foundation. this is the third night that the plains are dealing with this kind of severe weather. they are hoping to get

laden before he killed more americans as al-qaeda had done in bombing our embassies in kenya and tanzania in 1998, and as it would do again by bombing the uss cole on october 12, 2000, killing 17 american sailors. but if they were going to kill bin laden, first the cia had to find him. so in september of 2000, the big safari crew and a ground control station at an air base in germany flew an unarmed predator over a place near kandahar, afghanistan, called tarnac farms. the cia believed bin laden was living there as a guest of the taliban and, indeed, the air force predator crew found him. at that point, big safari's product to arm the predator -- project to arm the predator went into high gear. they quickly figured out how to put a missile called the hellfire on the predator and wired it so that the ground control station could aim and fire the missile from the other side of the planet. starting with a test launch from a predator strapped down to a concrete pad on january 23rd, 2001, the big safari team, the predator team, launched test shots from the air and at a target tank and then int

puttingm thinking of rooftop panels on homes in tanzania. it is a trip what they are doing their.y are no longer burning kerosene. guest: beyond that, this tradition of solar lanterns. you can do that instead of earning a candle or burning something else in your house. we've tracked about 100 million of these systems that will get distributed in the next year or two. super small systems. cory: go big or go home or go extra small. tune in tomorrow for more coverage. on thursday, we will talk to u.s. energy secretary. video up next, with will the more important than mobile? if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. you can hear it on the bloomberg radio app and on station 119. bloomberg west next. "bloomberg west" continues next. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton and you are watching "bloomberg west." traffic headed back into the canadian oil sands city of fort make very with residents returning to see what is left. the fire destroyed 2400 structures leading to the evacuation of more than 80,000 residents. donald trump tops hillary clinton on honesty -- a new national hole show

cory: i'm thinking of putting rooftop panels on homes in tanzania.is a trip what they are doing there, in hundreds of african homes that are no longer burning kerosene. ethan: beyond that, this tradition of solar lanterns. you can do that instead of earning a candle or burning something else in your house. that is all starting to happen. we've tracked about 100 million of these systems that will get distributed in the next year or two. pico, as in super small. extra small. cory: i am all for it. go big or go home or go extra small. tune in tomorrow for more coverage of that clean energy. on thursday, we will talk to u.s. energy secretary. coming up next, with will video the more important than mobile? we will ask facebook why the company is betting on it. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. you can hear it on the bloomberg radio app and on station 119. "bloomberg west" continues next. ♪ >> the stop stories this hour, the yen strengthens further in the last hour after boj board member calls the inflation target for the medium to lon

. >> washington elites mock trump for mispronouncing tanzania.don't that get the most important word he pronounces is "america." tell me why you thought that was an important point. [ snoring ] [ laughter ] dave? [ snoring ] dave? hi, dave. >> yep. >> hi. did you catch the last question? >> i did, yeah. sorry, repeat it? i'm at a place where i couldn't hear very well. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: i think the place he couldn't hear was the mattress section at macy's. huh? oh, yeah, what, who? some entertainment news. beyonce kicked off her "formation" world tour this week. [ cheers and applause ] and it's -- yeah. and actually, she's selling a a shirt that says "boycott beyonce." yeah, she's actually daring people to dislike her. or, as one guy put it, "trust me, it doesn't work, okay. i've been trying." [ applause ] and finally, i saw that the movie "mother's day" comes out this weekend. producers said that they were also planning to release a a "father's day" movie, but they never got around to it. you guys, we ha

officials say mps of aircraft debris was found on an island off the coast of tanzania. in 2014 with 239 people on board. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i'm emma chandra, this is bloomberg. mark: coming up, breaking his coverage after the break to vote just ahead. -- brexit vote just ahead. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ mark: this is "bloomberg markets ." vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. asia because the nikkei 225 had a rough session. down 7.9%. that was a big drop for japan. and you had hong kong down 2.9%. a little bit less of a drop for the shanghai composite index down 1.3%. we saw them movie the china currency which we can dramatically -- weakened dramatically. you have the dollar-yen weakness. yen strength is not at all pleasing to the rank of japan. the minister would not comment specifically on the yen itself. we know it was flirting with the 100 level. the chinese currency at 6.63. the korean is experiencing some difficulty. the bank of korea called an emergency meeting that will affect korea's exports if

. >> kenya, tanzania. >> and then the one i will never forgive which is the attack on the kohl which is act of war. >> "u.s.s. cole." >> soldiers killed. >> towers. >> we did nothing about the cole, nothing. we took no action. have to have created in bin laden's mind let me push further. let me push further and obama done exactly the same thing. except he has done it over and over again. you have listed all of it i don't understand how you can view the world that way and feel you are fulfilling your responsibility of protecting the american people. >> how do you say love is the answer and banning words like jihad and sharia? >> how about when they cut out i think it was the french prime minister who used the words islamic. >> yeah, remember that? >> terrorism. the state department took it out of the transcript. >> let me go through this. >> this is absurd. he spends more time defending islamic terrorism and the. >> and the terrible deeds in the name of jesus, goes christian crusade. >> here is where it has practical impact when i look at it from a law enforcement view. the innocent i

primary education throughout pretty much tv and radio recording psps, and i remember, i think, in tanzaniathther comes to me and said to me, "angelique, we've listened to you. you've put our girls to school." primary school is pretty much going to end pretty soon, but what does the future hold for them? you know that if they finish primary education and they are not in school, they're going to end up in early marriage, early pregnancy, what we've been through. education can prevent that. that's when i come up with the idea to start, to be the first to start in secondary education, pretty much. in 2007, batonga was founded, and we decide that we want to target the girls that come from extreme poverty background. all friends of both parents or one, all friends of hiv/aids, give them tuition, uniform, books, one meal a day, tutoring, and mentoring, because the mentoring program is really important. when you're not there, somebody has to be the one that reply and answer for the needs in case of emergency before they email me or call me, and that phase is something that make the parent--put the

primary education throughout pretty much tv and radio recording psps, and i remember, i think, in tanzaniather comes to me and said to me, "angelique, we've listened to you. you've put our girls to school." primary school is pretty much going to end pretty soon, but what does the future hold for them? you know that if they finish primary education and they are not in school, they're going to end up in early marriage, early pregnancy, what we've been through. education can prevent that. that's when i come up with the idea to start, to be the first to start in secondary education, pretty much. in 2007, batonga was founded, and we decide that we want to target the girls that come from extreme poverty background. all friends of both parents or one, all friends of hiv/aids, give them tuition, uniform, books, one meal a day, tutoring, and mentoring, because the mentoring program is really important. when you're not there, somebody has to be the one that reply and answer for the needs in case of emergency before they email me or call me, and that phase is something that make the parent--put the p

government where, how to parties work and how do they function, you know you were on shaky grounds in tanzania can impair crew coming in to complain. that is where collectively voice is stand up and say we cannot afford to cheat the students i have some basic understanding of what it means to be as it is sin in understand guerrillas in the diverse the that we have. a lot of work has to be done on that. i am going to tell a very short story. when i first went to work in the u.s. senate as a senate press secretary, in 1979 there was a big piece of legislation that would reform labor law and i worked for the labor committee, pro union democrat. as i wrote a press release monday, it was actually aimed at orrin hatch leading the filibuster against labor law reform. i wrote a little quote in that draft the set and a senator who suggest that this largest nation lead to mandatory unionization stretches truth to the breaking point. that was the exact quote. my mentors, the administrative assistant said, not me, took me in the hall and said you better be glad that press release didn't allow. if that had

when i'm in tanzania, when i'm in south africa, when i'm in ghana, i see muhammad ali signs.ry say you're from america, muhammad ali. he is a global figure, a global voice and global hero. that had something to do with boxing for sure but it had a lot to do with his humanitarian efforts, it had a lot to do with his constant growth. muhammad ali said if have the same world view decades later that you had decades earlier, you have wasted 30 years of life. he became a more centered, peaceful human being and he brought the world along with him. that's what made him such an extraordinary person. his leadership on the global stage. his efforts on capitol hill to expand funding. not just for parkinson's but for other diseases and other forms of research. let's not forget, muhammad ali also did things in private. he wasn't the person, despite his brash persona, he wasn't the person who always courted attention. muhammad ali would donate money to causes and not even tell you. in fact there were times when he would donate money on the condition that no one knew who did it. he was about