and malala yousafzai says knowledge begets knowledge. many parents did not want to send their children to school. >> translation: i talk with the families, any chance i could get. sometimes by the water pump. they like me, so they let their children come to school. >> reporter: that was four years ago. malala yousafzai has been teaching the kids since she was 10 and advocates with the government and educational offences. they live in the camps, many don't go to school because they don't have i.d.s. many missed out because they had to collect water. malala yousafzai got water pumped in and the children went to school. much would not happen without her father who defied many to send her to school. >> translation: i was to the educated. she was the only one interested. i let her study and gaver has much financial support i could. >> reporter: that was not much. she worked selling teach foods and had support from a charity - something else that she shares with the children. malala yousafzai was born in one of the poorest neighbourhoods. here

and we introduce you to afghanistan's malala yousafzai, and what she is doing to make a difference >>> novak djokovic at the paris masters against andy murray. that's ahead in sport. n sport. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >>> you're watching the al jazeera newshour with me, elizabeth puranam, and these are the top stories. voting passed off smooth reply in myanmar's freest elections ever. aung san suy kyi's demagsal league for dem -- national league for democracy is expected to win most of the votes that will be counted over the coming days. >> a palestinian man shot dead after driving into a group of soldiers. security is high on the agenda when binyamin netanyahu meets president obama in washington. a memor yol in st. petersburg for the 224 victims of the russian plane crash in egypt. investigators are trying to determine what brought it down last week >>> white the metro jet crash dealt a blow to israelegypt's t industry, we have th

malala yousafzai. jennifer glasse, al jazeera. >> a chance to save frogs from extinction.h a deadly amphibian virus. >> the fungus appears to be spreading east wards across panama. we have to rescue individual frogs before the fungus gets othem and then use those frogs to establish healthy populations. >> reporter: this new state-of-the-art lab is letting researchers look at ways to protect the amphibians from the virus. about a third are in danger of extinction and already, about 40% of frog speciou species havn wiped out. that's why scientists say programs like this are essential to their survival. building a lab in central america was a challenge. researchers have to raise this insects themselves. giving amphibians the nutrient they need to thrive. >> female frogs need to have plots of fat in their diet. when they are mating they hardly eat. the mating embrace can last from a few days to a month. >> more than 300 individuals are separated according to species and jernt. gender. selective mating is key to the long term survival. >> studies show 20 males and 20 females, t

two years ago, another girl championing education won the prize, pakistan's malala yousafzai.ennifer glasse, al jazeera, kabul. >> if you want to keep up to date with all those stories, jut head over to our website. you can see our front page there, all of it over for you at aljazeera.com. aljazeera.com.

two years ago, another girl championing education won the prize, pakistan's malala yousafzai. jennifer glasse, al jazeera, kabul. >> that's a great story. more on our website, aljazeera.com. >> massive atrocitiies are not commited by evil persons. they are committed by people who say "they are protecting their own communities". >> under his direction, the first permanent international legal body sought justice for some of the most serious atrocities of this century. the icc presented charges against world leaders and others for crimes against humanity. >> we are breaking the cycle of impunity. >> the court however is not without its critics, including those who allege it has an anti-african bias. >> most of the massive atrocities are committed in the, in the arab countries or in african countries. >> the united states has not signed up to participate in icc and the argentine lawyer says there is a reason for that. >> they are against independent justice. >> the court is here to stay however, but the icc's permanence was not always a guarantee. >> six, empty floors. . . >> (lau

two years ago, another girl championing education won the prize, pakistan's malala yousafzai.nifer glasse, al jazeera, kabul. >> that's a great story. more on our website, aljazeera.com. >> massive atrocitiies are not commited by evil persons. they are committed by people who say "they are protecting their own communities". >> under his direction, the first permanent international legal body sought justice for some of the most serious atrocities of this century. the icc presented charges

yousafzai. jennifer glasse, al jazeera, kabul. >> if you want to keep up to date with all those stories, jut head over to our website. you can see our front page there, all of it over for you at aljazeera.com. aljazeera.com. but also from a little help from hollywood. >> yeah, but it turns out there's a far less famous fault line that we should be even more worried about and it's in my backyard in the pacific northwest. it's called the cascadia subduction zone. >> and if certain scientific predictions are correct, this could be the source of an almost unimaginable disaster. let's take a look. >> the seven hundred mile stretch of coastline from vancouver canada to mendocino california includes some of the most beautiful spots in north america. but just 70 miles off shore, deep under the seafloor is a seismic fault called the cascadia. don't let the pretty scenery and the gentle name fool you cascadia is capable of a megaquake like the one that hit japan in 2011. a magnitude 9.0 quake. as these ho

sanders leads online voting for "time's" person of the year by more than double second place malala yousafzaied cruz is tied for 55th place in that vote and last night jimmy fallon gave an update on his campaigning. >> ted cruz's campaign announced that it's going to launch a national prayer team next month. where people will pray for ted cruz to win. then god said oh, i tuned out of this thing weeks ago. don't worry about it. >>> and that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." let's bring in political analyst and best-selling author ellis henican. good morning to you. >> god has a vote? is that how that works? >> we've got a full year left of these easy pickings for the late-night people. >> thank goodness. >> so many things we could start with here but let's go back to trump here and these 9/11 claims that he saw this video. he remembers seeing the video, thousands and thousands of muslims celebrating as the towers were coming down on 9/11. difficult to prove a negative. that there's no proof that this happened. although no one's been able to come up with any sort of video here. how

and matt pellman we cool down over the weekend and cloud up and malala yousafzai son up a bit. i'll have details coming up. >> all righty. sounds good. good morning, to you david, and everyone we are where the fog is not too bad this morning. few eastbound travelers to king of prubia where the mall opened 2 minute and 15 seconds ago. if you head westbound towards outlets they've been on all night and traffic in either direction 42 looking type. a crash overnight hanover county kutztown road that reopened. no problems on north east extension of pennsylvania turn ping headed eastbound on east west turnpike and there was a broken down vehicle approaching willow grove. that's cleared out of the way. speeds in upper 50s if you head towards the willow grove park mall. which also just opened a couple minutes ago. live look in center city and this is the ben franklin parkway over top the vine street expressway. everything is reopened along the parkway. hope you enjoyed the parade yesterday and got to see your favorite inflatable friend. everything is back in business there this morning

malala yousafzai. >> a remarkable girl. the news continues with randall pinkston. >> this is al jazeera america, i'm randall pinkston in america with a look at the top stories. fighting campus racism. stom black students at the university of the miz your demands the -- missouri demads the president step down >>> myanmar, what it means for the first openly contested elections >>> shocking confrontations between a palestinian woman with a knife and an israeli security guard. >>> binyamin netanyahu comes to washington. the israeli prime minister meets with washington, we look at the issues on the agenda and the tensions between the two leaders. and a mysterious flyby, what lit up the skies over southern california, prompting millions to look

two years ago, another girl championed education won the prize, pakistan's malala yousafzai.nifer glasse, al jazeera, kabul. >>> rescuers in before dial continue to search for survivors four days after mining waste buried a village. two are confirmed dead and 28 are missing after waste reservoirs at a mine burst. >>> one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the philippines has its second anniversary. there are delays in helping housing survivors. more than 6,000 people were killed, and millions more displaced. our correspondent returned to the city of tacloban. >> when was ones her home. here is where she nurtured her four children for many years until typhoon haiyan swept it all away. many politicians have promised her a new home. she is still waiting. >> where will we be? where will we end up now? will we ever have has home? there are always question about it comes to government choice of beneficiaries. we have to fight from local governments down to community leaders. >> at least 6,000 people were killed and millions more displaced. president aquino has earlier budgeted

(emma watson/actre ss): "hello malala" emma watson - got a yousafzai. (emma watson/actre ss): "you are just my absolute hero." the pair chatted about malala's new documentary and her goal for the malala fund. "it's my simple dream and it's very straightforw ard. i want to see every child get quality education." (nats) "it's no big deal..." well -- it kinda is a big deal. forbes says katy perry made the most out of any female musicians this year. the this is how we do singer raked in 135 milliin dollars. (nats) wiwiest dreams singer taylor swift is in second placecewith 80 mill. (nats) and fleetwood mac -- with their two powerful ladies -- took i nearly 60 million dollars. for hollywood minute -- i'm mary moloney. >> in our third half hour... we finish our special series on the uss sioux city. ktiv's matt breen introduces us to the crew. and still to come, high school volleyball playoffs are well good morning. thanks for joining us on this friday, november 6th. new this morning... an eight-hour standoff in cherokee, iowa had residents on edge. authoritie

socialist has 11 percent of the vote, close toes him is noble peace prize winning activist malala a yousafzai. sanders kaleed pope frances, president obama and farrah head of entertainers including adele. sanders may be trailing hillary clinton in the polls but she only has 1.3 percent of the vote for person on the year to sanders 11 percent. >> who will it be, time magazine's person of the year, malala. >> she has won it, didn't she win it last year. >> why don't you find that out chris and get back to us because we met her, over at the the national constitution center. >> you met her. >> i didn't get the pleasure. >> but that wasn't this year that was last year. >> yeah. >> that would be somebody else. >> chris, it might be you, who knows. >>> 7:12. >>> al rooker is speaking out after he said he was discriminated against by a new york city cabdriver. >> he tweeted about the the ordeal. he said he and his 13 year-old son were trying to hail a cab when a driver passed them to pick up a white man instead. he filed a report with the taxi and limousine commission. the driver will to have pay a $