october 23, an airstrike was the group's sa [ inaudible ] a passenger plane -- its destination was nairobi. >> that was by far, my happiest moment. my proudest moment ever. seeing that -- seeing these guys regain their freedom. >> this is what relief looks like. twenty-six men walking away from four and a half years of captivity. that are now headed home to international humanitarian work -- >> you can't really instruct the world to change. but if they're interested you can assist. piracy in the waters near somalia has been practically eliminated. >> now oceans -- stop piracy in other regions of the world. >> will show you some video earlier today. from field. eleven years since he used last won a title. they took care of all three of those in one fail swoop tonight. ralphie ready to roll. never more excited to be there. a packed house with the pac12 title on the line. 55 yards later -- [ inaudible ] they got it going in starts. sefo liufau ran for 42 yards. set up the ball nicely. what appeared to be an easy touchdown -- thrown behind the receiver. they had to settle for a field goal. kar

capital ofenya's nairobi avenue fired at protesters. hundreds of people have gathered to demonstrate against what they claim is government corruption. officials of the ministry of health are accused of stealing $50 million from a maternity program. the leader of so-called islamic state has reportedly ordered iraqis in mosul to defend the city from advancing forces. in an unconfirmed audio message, abu bakr al-baghdadi called on his fighters to obey their leaders and stand their ground. iraqi special forces are tried and area of mosul they took from i.s. yesterday. our correspondent was with them when they broke through. reporter: we're headed to the first part of mosul city. to be honest, i'm a little bit nervous. so far this convoy has only gone through small towns and villages and the resistance has not been that much. but i think what we will face will be a lot more severe. reporter: we have now entered the eastern side of mosul. this is the first time iraqi soldiers have been here in over two years of islamic state occupation. we ar

there have been so many different things that we've had to have in place to get him up to nairobi. coastal air, which agreed to donate the flight for us. we've had to have a special crate built. we've had to get import and export permits and veterinary permits. and to try and get everything coordinated and have everything in place so that when the elephant actually gets onto the aircraft everything is ok. and to make sure that when we get there, everything else is ready and waiting for him. it's been quite a logistical nightmare. we're just giving him a very low dose of zephrone, which is quite him panicking and make sure he's ok when we load him at the airport. we've had to design a crate that he has some movement in but that fits into the plane and prevents him moving around too much inside the plane, because it's a small aircraft. and we've designed the crate in such a way that we can have constant contact with him throughout the journey, that we can still feed him. and we're probably going to have him on a drip all the way up as well, so that if condition deteriorates, we've go

one of my favorites is the ammunition that gets shipped to nairobi that is collapsing.o teddy roosevelt was wonderful for the winchester rifle and died in 1880. he donated $100,000 for the first observatory in is i interested in green houses and was entered into the regular gardening competitions that were held. i like to think of carrying on the legacy even though we haven't won any that i'm aware of.d shape so thomas bennett is doing well and his son will inherit the company that his son dies of tuberculosis a year after oliver dies so he's not going to inherit the company. sarah becomes wildly rich and then her mother-in-law dies leaving her with millions and millions that she suffered the tragedy of her husband dying and before that their baby daughter had died. the daughter of a wealthy carriage manufacturer she'd grown up here in new haven, she was beautiful, talented, she could play instruments and her b life just disappeared so she went out west and this is where the legend that she was so tortured by the spirits of everyone as long as she builter her house. by

and your love for our country i have announced to serve from of barbara bush literacy foundation nairobi getting a call from you tomorrow. >> yes. 3:00. >> could you tell this great group of people what exactly does the foundation do and how we can help to improve the literacy of the of privileged kids? because i don't know myself and think this is a great group to be involved. >> barbara bush after she left the white house continued to work on the issue of literacy. is quite surprising because in my circle of friends and family everybody knows howou to read. not even a question. but the thing that is frustrating and a little sad but i might be wrong on the number but maybe 30 million are eldred or under literate that cannot function in society that number has been the same over several decades partly due to immigration by what is amazing the barbara bush foundation has teamed up with high-school students sometimes they have to do volunteer work to do credit to graduate i believe florida is one of those states they match high-school student with a third grader. they have benchmarks they

by the hiv virus was reported only in the areas surrounding kenya's three major cities-- mombasa, nairobiisumu. but in 1990, the picture changed dramatically as rates of infection continued to rise in urban areas and also began climbing in rural areas. ouma: what's happening in the case of aids is that it tends to, um, diffuse, um, hierarchically-- large urban center, second largest urban center, like that. at the same time, you're also finding this contagious diffusion, which is really the spread from the source region-- be it nairobi or mombasa-- outward to the surrounding areas. narrator: in 1993, the rate of new infections was approaching a saturation level, or equal rate of new infection throughout the entire country. as the number of adult aids victims grew, many women passed the disease on to their unborn children. man: that child, she's unfortunate. she was delivered by... delivered by a mother who was positive, and she acquired hiv intrauterine. and then since then, she was growing well, but now she's suffering aids, and from that, now she's suffering from tuberculosis. now she's

there have been so many different things that we've had to have in place to get him up to nairobi. coastal air, which is an aircraft company, have agreed to donate the flight for us. we've had to have a special crate built. we've had to get import and export permits and veterinary permits. and to try and get everything coordinated gets onto the aircraft everything is ok. and to make sure that when we get there, everything else is ready and waiting for him. it's been quite a logistical nightmare. we're just giving him a very low dose of zephrone, which is quite a safe tranquilizer, just to take the edge off, and to stop him panicking and make sure he's ok when we load him at the airport. we've had to design a crate that he has some movement in but prevents him moving around too much inside the plane, because it's a small aircraft. and we've designed the crate in such a way that we can have constant contact with him throughout the journey, that we can still feed him. and we're probably going to have him on a drip all the way up as well, so that if he needs tranquilization, if his con

[inaudible] his ammunition gets shipped tonight nairobi. teddy roosevelt was also a wonderful advertisement for the winchester rifle. he died in 1880. he was feeling quite pleased that the company was in good shape.sh oliver himself was an extremely philanthropic person. he donated hundred thousand dollars to yell for its first observatory. he was interested in greenhouses and he was a happy entrance intr the regular gardening competitions that were held. he liked to grow vegetables. i like to think we carry on his legacy because we like gardening but we haven't won any competitions. perhaps we need to change this. he dies thinking he's in good shape and he sees his son-in-law doing well and he assumed his son william what inherent the company but he tragically died of tuberculosis a year afterer oliver died. the wife of william is sarah winchester. she has the winchester mystery house which you may have heard about out in california. sarah becomes wildly rich because her father-in-law hasr died and her husband has died and then her mother-

so what we're finding, and by the way, last year the white house travelled to nairobi to speak at thentrepreneurship summit and found millennials are entrepreneurial by nature. what that means is we care more about policies over party. and that is we care about good governance. so what i found is that millennials care about three things. and i've narrowed them down to what i call the three "rs." respect for everyone no matter what your race, religion, and especially if you're lgbt we respect everyone. number two is responsibility for your actions. millennials are definitely, definitely all about law and order, being responsible for the environment, and being responsible for caring for those who are less fortunate. and lastly this is most important, we care about reward for performance. so that means hey if we're getting up at 8:00 avlt m. to go to our class and earn our agree we expect a good-paying job when we graduate. so when we hear a candidate that says something like hey let's put america first. let's make sure you're bringing jobs back to america, not sending money overseas and