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Love you. [ cheers and applause ] >> our next young wonder is christina lee from outside detroit, michigan. she loves her computer sciences, the robotics, coding, math and shes amazing at all of it, but too many girls in elementary and middle school think they dont belong in those classes. well, we do. we belong everywhere. [ applause ] and christina wants to close the gender gap so that girls are part of the next generation of computer science geniuses who find solutions to the problems we thou...

>> our next young wonder is christina lee from outside detroit, michigan. she loves her computer sciences, the robotics, coding, math and shes amazing at all of it, but too many girls in elementary and middle school think they dont belong in those classes. well, we do. we belong everywhere. [ applause ] and christina wants to close the gender gap so that girls are part of the next generation of computer science geniuses who find solutions to the problems we thought were impossible to solve. >> i...

>> our next young wonder is christina li from outside of detroit, michigan. she loves her computer sciences, the robotics, coding, math, and shes amazing at all of it. but too many girls in elementary and middle school think that they dont belong in those classes. well, we do. we belong everywhere. and christina wants to close the gender gap so that girls are part of the next generation of computer science geniuses who find solutions to the problems we thought were impossible to solve. >> i real...

What do you make of his message and did he deserve to be fired? >> he goes out of his way to say discrimination does exist. however, that does not explain for all the gender disparents. if you actually look at the number of women getting degrees, only 20% of engineering degrees go to women. 80% go to men. you can argue women are overrepresented at google relative to the percentage of getting science degrees. paul: thats different from the biological sciences. >> when we get into psychology. wome...

David: and, dan, on thefu employment side you look at a list of what employers want from college grads, and the college graduates have degrees in things that are not at all of interest to the employers. the employers want business and accounting, engineering, computer sciences, economics, etc. its all poly-sci and anthropologying which is what theyre graduating with degrees in. >> yeah.te isnt it an irony that for decades now these institutions, collegeses and universities going more and more li...

Think probably even more painful for parents. you look at a list of what employers want from college grads in the college graduates have degrees and things that are not at all there. engineering, computer sciences. economics, et cetera. it is all polly poly site and into apology which is actually what theyre graduating from. >> for decades now these institutions going more and more liberal all the time. the students pay them 40 to 50 to $65,000 a year. they get this politically correct crap push...

Think probably even more painful for parents. you look at a list of what employers want from college grads in the college graduates have degrees and things that are not at all there. engineering, computer sciences. economics, et cetera. it is all polly poly site and into apology which is actually what theyre graduating from. >> for decades now these institutions going more and more liberal all the time. the students pay them 40 to 50 to $65,000 a year. they get this politically correct crap push...

Kobani victory, arthel, was clearly a matter of syrian kurds and u.s. air strikes and some iraqi kurds were allowed in by way of the turks but these are really two distinct wars two distinct battles so to speak. isis is spread across the whole battlefield but we are not, the iraqi army isnt, the syrian kurds arent the iraqi kurds arent and the problem is we still do not have a comprehensive strategy for going against isis the greater isis. we are looking at pieces of it but we are not going agai...

Very early on. british authorities couldnt do much with him. they knew hed been radicalized, but thats not enough to go to jail. he makes his way onto syria, by then hes completely radicalized by 2012. i dont see any fault on british authorities here letting this guy slip away. fbi, mi5, cannot arrest these people and detain them indefinitely if they havent commit add violent act. >> sasha, youve studied this radicalization of these young people including some women as well. whats your analysis ...

To the emwazi they knew. what we dont know about, and this is very important, is why emwazi in the first place got on the radar of the british intelligence services. before 2009 before this cage organization picks up the narrative, and certainly here to the metropolitan police in london they all have that sort of information. but they are refusing at this time to confirm the identity of jihadi john. they say life is still at stake here that they have an ongoing terror investigation. so officiall...