the barefoot n.-g. o. runs more than one hundred fifty such solar bridge night schools in poor rural communities in india they're equipped with solar lamps and solar powered tablet computers which are made nearby barefoot's headquarters barefoot is based sixty kilometers away from. the ngo was all about solar energy. women from villages in africa asia and latin america come here to learn how to make solar lamps and to repair solar panels this. year we go to the sun doesn't discriminate between rich and poor it gives light to everybody let it be live though the sun is always that to produce electricity. a power from the mains it's different if you can't pay your bill it stops. soner equipment is a one off investment and is a real comfort. because there's no problems at all with little bit though the cost last six months basic physics and practical skills like soldiering are on the curriculum the indian government and commercial enterprises fund the training more than two thousand two hundred women have grad

we are in 92 countries, but in east africa, we hahave only barefoot college, zanzibar. [woman speaking native language] favdi: here we are receiving traineeees from different countries. tanzania mainlanand, kenya, uganda, and malawi. they come here. they stay here for 5 months without going home to learn about solar engineering. woman: this is battery and that one is panel. this is system of homome light system. favdi: the village needs to meet our criteria before our selecting them. it has to be far from the main road and then also the village has to have more than 100 housuseholds. each member o of the households has to pay $3.00 per month. by using this money, they can pay their salary or they can help the village. for now, we have 8 villages who have solar, so, we have a lot of villages ahead of us. [woman speaking native language] have you seeeen this wire? good or no good? some of student, they understand swahili, and some of students, they understand in english. so, when i teach my student, i like to speak two language-- swahili and english. [speaking native lang

. >>> he started his career walking barefoot to school in ethiopia. now, he's applying to ph.d. programs. coming up, this incredible graduation journey. >>> a dramatic rescue out of napa. a woman's car plunges off of a cliff. the one reason she's alive tonight. >>> and comedians get serious about saving an iconic bay area club. >> those stories ahead. >>> first, here's a look at what's coming up on "jimmy kimmel live." >> we have the fresh prince tonight. ♪ sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me, maya. see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >>> a 20-year-old woman is alive after her car plunged 450 off of a cliff in a remote area of napa county. the chp says it happened on highway 121. this is a video of the woman being hoisted up by a chp chopper. a cyclist happened to be riding in that area. saw the whole thing happen. f that rider had not been there, it is impossible to say how long it would have taken to fin

barefoot as she fights for control of her life >>> and how meghan markle's ex-husband may have spoiled her first mother's day. >>> and tv drama. from another "game of thrones'" mistake to a tv star's tirade over her show being renewed? >>> plus, steve harvey loses anothering gig. the major movie star taking over. >>> and -- this is doris day. >> we remember our time with hollywood legend doris day. ♪ >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> varsity blues lived up to its title today. as felicity huffman faced a judge. >> desperate times for the former desperate housewife. real-life emotions. felicity was almost two hours early for today's hearing. her brother was at her side. her husband, actor william h. macy was not with her. he skipped hernc in boston asel be trying to distance himself from the publicity. "e.t"e.t." producer brendon geoffrion was inside the courtroom. >> the 56-year-old actress broke down while addressing the judge. everyone is wondering if the actress will go to prison. that will be up to a judge. her sentencing is set for september 13th. a source tells "e.t." this

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driving barefoot is not illegal. so when i wear flip-flops, i kick them off.g flip-flops. >> i've got my foot caught with a flip-flop. we took this to serious town all of a sudden, it started with the lonely island. cheryl: the california fines, i mean, jail time in california? california is flip-flop land on steroids. everybody's in flip-flops. >> if you've been prosecuted, let us know. cheryl: the burnout thing is crazy. that's a crazy story. >> it's a sign of the times. again, i did the lonely island on a boat song. let's reference how awesome that was. cheryl: todd, you are awesome. lauren: she's also awesome, "mornings with maria" starts right now. maria: happy tuesday. i'm maria bartiromo. thanks for joining us. it is tuesday, may 28th. your top stories right now. new trade uncertainties this morning, president trump says the united states is not ready to make a deal with china just yet. what it means for investor as markets reopen. he is on his way back from japan as we speak. a trail of destruction to report. a violent tornado tears through ohio as oth

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. >> picture in your mind a trip to florida, sandy beaches, barefoot, a niceme.has it. >> i'm dusty crumb. >> the baddest python catcher in the world. >> he's in the everglades, you know the swamp. >> burmese try pi on this, giant constrictors became a nuance in florida after hurricane andrew toppled a breeding facility. the last ten years pythons tripled in numbers. >> we got to get this under control. >> they're everywhere. >> the pythons have no natural predators. >> they have one natural predator now. his name is dusty crumb. and he is the star of guardians of the glades, a new show on discovery channel. >> they do bite you, they're going to latch on. they're going to try to start throwing corals around. every breath you take, that squeeze is getting tighter and tighter and tighter. until all your blood flow is cut off. it's lights out. >> now, these burmese pythons are not native to the everglades. they basically wiped out 90% of the native mammals and bird that lived in the area and started back in 1992 because of hurricane andrew. but to tell us about his

right there hoisted into the air barefoot and skinny but alive. and today in her hospital bed speaking out about the ordeal. >> the last 17 days of my life have been the toughest days of my life. >> that was unexpected >> you can cry now it's awesome, man. >> it's just unbelievable. i'm so incredibly happy to have my girl back >> reporter: when police called off the search for eller after just 72 hours her family and friends offered up a $50,000 reward and hired a private rescue team. she went hikin thed at the head of maui's makawao forest she told "the new york times" she got lost and that first day hiked until midnight looking for her car. she knew the forest well, sleeping in the mud some nights, surviving off water and berries, losing her shoes in a flash flood. and then she fell into a ravine between two water falls, stuck until yesterday. >> we're all literally looking down at the same time, and at the same time we all did a double take of oh, there's a hiker. >> reporter: it was amanda waving at the rescue team in the sky. and tonight safe

the sighting comes just days after britney left her friday court hearing barefoot.tney has been fighting for more freedom with her conservatorship, and lynne wants access to her medical records. our source says, quote, her mom has tried at different points over the years to have some sort of say. >> at one point, you said i really felt i was fighting for britney's life. is that how tough it got? >> mm-hmm, at the end. >> lynne was by britney's side in 2008 when she was placed on an involuntary psychiatric hold. in 2010 she told "e.t." about that harrowing night. >> when the hospital -- that was the most horrible time because i felt so helpless. i'm her mom. it's a long journey and we still have many bumps to go, you know, but we are resilient. >> yes, they are. >> she got her mama there with her which is important. >> yes, lots of love. >>> let's move on to talk about angelina jolie, now because it's been awhile since we've seen her on the big screen. >> the last time was back in 2015, "by the sea" with her ex, brad pitt. we're going to get to him in a second, but,

britney spears leaving court friday barefoot after appearing before an l.a.zed and unusual court hearing. after listening to both parents, the judge ordering an expert evaluation to determine whether her parents' involvement in her conservatorship should be modified. >> it seems obvious that both jamie and lynne want her to get better. the conservatorship is in place to keep her healthy. >> reporter: it's not clear whether the judge's order for an evaluation relates to the 37-year-old's relationship to her two sons or her parents' oversight. the proceedings closed to the public to protect her health records. >> it deserves to be investigated. >> reporter: outside fans gathering to show their support for the pop icon joining the dozens of hollywood stars forming the #freebritney movement to end the conservatorship britney's now been under for 11 years, which means that while she released hits like "hold it against me" in 2011 -- ♪ would you hold it against me >> reporter: and through her vegas residency, her father, jamie spears, oversaw most of the pop star's

right there hoiired into the barefoot and skinny, but alive. and today at her hospitalbed, speaking out about the ordeal. >> the last 17 days of my life has been the tghest days of my life. >> that is not expected. >> you canry now. it is awesome. >> just unbelievable. i'm so incredibly happy to have my girl back. >> reporter: when police called off the search for her after 72 hours, her family and friends offered up a $50,000 reward and hired a private rescue team. eller a 35-year-old yoga teacher went hiking alone leaving her cell phone in the car at the head of the forest. she to "the new york times" she got lost and that first day hiked until midnight loing for her car. she knew the forest well, sleeping in the mud some and surviving off water and berries and losing her shoes in a flash flood and th fell into a ravine between two waterfalls. stuck until yesterday. >> we're all looking down at the same time and at the psalm time we all did a double take. there is a hiker. >> reporter: it was amanding waving at the rescue team in the sky. and

for example, he wore slippers instead of going barefoot as is customary if you're stepping into a sumo wrestling ring the japanese know the u.s. is a key ally so this has largely been a very warm welcome, kate >> kristen welker in japan, thank you. >>> some remarkable video from china tonight showing a man trying to catch a toddler falling from a fifth floor window nbc's steve patterson on how it all unfolded >> reporter: it's a split-second of gut-wrenching realization in this security video from china, you can see a quick-thinking 28-year-old resident rushing to put himself beneath a 2-year-old child dangling from the window of a fifth floor apartment above. suddenly the toddler tumbles out cold, but the child's fall broken the moment i saw it he was already falling, said the samaritan. when i woke up, police and rescuers were all here those rescuers astonished. doctors say the toddler suffered no serious injuries. the man just minor scratches and bruises. a last-second leap into action shielding a child from what could have been a fatal fall steve patterson, nbc news. >> so lucky. >

xiaoping introduced the one child policy millions were trained as lay health workers the so-called barefoot doctors their mission distributing contraceptives all over the country and ensuring that couples only had one child. an easy way of. young. family planning became a matter of state if anyone expected a 2nd child and they faced draconian punishments. the government used graffiti on building facades warning people to obey you can beat it out you can kill it you just cannot give birth to it. although the media reported forced sterilization and abortions the west donated money to the chinese population program at 1st this only came from organizations like the ford foundation but in 1979 even the united nations population fund a $50000000.00 to the chinese government. an employee of i p p f one of the donor organizations sounded the alarm. i think that in the not too distant future this will blow up into a major press story as it contains all the ingredients for sensationalism communism forced family planning murder of viable fetuses parallels with india etc when it does blow up it is goin

their lives intersected for a brief minute in a dark alley, an unarmed, barefoot woman in her pajamasking for help, and a police officer responding to her 911 call. on july 15, 2017, justine damond called to report a possible sexual assault near her home.doa with their lights off in search of a suspect. he said that while the car was stopped, he heard a loud slap on the side of his squad car, and damond suddenly appeared outside the driver's side window. fearing for his partner's life, noor said he fired at damond from the passenger seat. the question was always whether the jury believed that slap actually happened. the case tested the legal limits of a state law that allowed for the use of deadly force if a threat was perceived. throughout the three-week trial, noor was stoic, but the shooting shook the city to its core. protesters marched, the police chief was fired, the mayor was quickly voted out. during closing arguments, noor's attorney slapped the lectern to simulate the sound that allegedly startled the officers. prosecutors said the slap never happened, and none of damond's d

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barefoot and carefree, it is a project that fittingly promotes the importance of family.eavily involved in every stage of the project. the water will flow under that bridge? last week, she helped install the garden at chelsea. it is inspired by many of her own childhood memories, including jumping over boulders in the lake district. this has been a very personal project for the duchess of cambridge, she is rarely interviewed, but on this, she wanted to speak out. you know, there's so much that kiddies, particularly, can learn from environments like this. they can learn life skills. you know, anything from sort of learning empathy from watching plants grow, to sort of physical activities, and sort of climbing onto trees or onto boulders and things sort of helps the balance and coordination. it's really sort of an open playground for them. it's a natural space. a really exciting space for kiddies and adults alike to share and explore. and hopefully, that's what this garden brings. as ever, chelsea is a mix of the new and the more traditional. this garden marks 75 years sinc

patrol tried to help 22-year-old jame jensen, found walking along the florida turnpike shirtless and barefoot. after about 20 minutes, the suspect jumps into the patrol car. >> what are you doing? hey. where are you going? hey. >> reporter: then as traffic forces him to stop, the officers approach, guns drawn, but as they try to open the car door, he takes off again, speeding down the shoulder until he's blocked by police cruisers. still, he refuses to stop, instead turning around, crossing the divider and driving off in the opposite direction. he speeds past car after car, allegedly hitting 140 miles per hour before swerving to avoid police stop sticks. he seems to lose control, driving onto the grass and slamming into the guardrail, but this chase still isn't over. the suspect runs out of the car, over the guardrail, across the highway and disappears into the woods. police finally arrested the suspect in the woods 15 minutes later. they then sent him to the hospital where they say he assaulted an officer. he was also already wanted in a carjacking the day before. so he's now facing an addit

the boy found barefoot, wet and cold. >> we gave him some gatorade, and he chugged a gatorade, so he wanted a second one. they gave him a second one. he chugged the second one. and then he went to a powerade, so we slowed him down a little bit. >> reporter: for three days, this community prayed. crews searching these dense woods until they heard that cry. >> all you see is a little blond head with blue eyes that you was expecting not to be alive and he was alive talking -- screaming at you. that's something that hits the heart. >> reporter: little kenneth airlifted to the hospital where he's eat egg on his own tonight and is expected to make a full recovery. how in the world does a 22-month-old navigate this terrain? >> i don't know. but this kid, he is a mountain kid, because i'm telling you, he done very well for where he ended up at. >> reporter: david, rescuers tell me they didn't believe a kid kenneth's age could even climb to that steep area where he was found, so, lucky they even checked there. and david, when rescuers got to him, he two words for them. "mommy, daddy. kws. >>

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right there hoisted into the air barefoot and skinny but alive. and today in her hospital bed speaking out about the ordeal. >> the last 17 days of missed life have been the toughest days of my life. >> that was not expected. >> you can cry now. it's awesome, man. >> it's just unbelievable. i'm so happy, incredibly happy to have my girl back. >> when police called off the search after just 72 hours, their family and friends offered a $50,000 reward and hired a rescue team. ed 35-year-old yoga teacher went hiking alone leaving her cell phone in her car. she told the "new york times" she got lost and the first day hiked until midnight looking for her car. she knew the forest well, sleeping in the mud some nights, surviving off berries and water and losing her shoes in a flash flood. then she fell into a ravine between two waterfalls. >> we are all looking down at the same time. at the same time we all did a double take. oh, there's a hiker. >> it was amanda waving at the rescue team in the sky. safe and sound airlifted to a hospital surrounded by a

the boy found barefoot, wet and cold. >> we gave him gatorade. he chugged gatorade.> reporter: for three days, this community prayed. crews searching the dense woods. >> you saw the little blond hair and blue eyes. and he was alive, screaming at you, that's something that hits the heart. >> reporter: little kenneth, air-lifted to the hospital, where he's eating on his own and is expected to make a full recovery. how in the world does this 22-month-old navigate this terrain? >> this kid is a mountain kid. he done well for where he ended up with. >> reporter: rescuers said they didn't believe a kid kenneth's age could climb to where he was found. he had two words for rescuers when they found him. mommy, daddy. t.j. holmes, abc news, kentucky. >> incredible little kenneth is okay and doing well. glad he is doing okay. shoutout to kenneth. >> the big kenneth here. >>> in the nba, the west final ended with a curry showdown. >> seth curry got the lead over the warriors. seconds later, seth makes the nice pass to the dunk there. golden state won 114-111 to take a 2-0 games

. >> he's barefoot there. feeling it out. >> i slack but i don't slack.ould lose power during extreme fire danger, and your home is proncded now. >>> a final hoorah for san francisco's fire chief. >>> plus, live to new york where president trump's former lawyer is preparing to head to prison. what we can expect before he arrives today. it's no ordinary day at denny's it's crepe day. a family tradition we started about twenty-two minutes ago. and from the looks of it, this tradition is going to last awhile. denny's has new crepes! see you at denny's. ♪ ♪ how far you travel is up to you. how comfortable you travel is up to us. fly emirates. fly better. >>> right now at 6:00, san francisco has a new woman in charge of its fire department. after 15 years chief joanne hayes-white officially has retired. what her replacement is saying about the job this morning. good morning on this monday, may 6. >>> also this morning there is a new warning about fire season. pg&e has drastically expanded the area that could face power outages during extreme conditions. >> fir

xiaoping introduced the one child policy millions were trained as lay health workers the so-called barefoot doctors their mission distributing contraceptives all over the country and ensuring that couples only had one child. an easy way of. young. family planning became a matter of state if anyone expected a 2nd child and they faced draconian punishments. the government used graffitti on building facades warning people to obey you can beat it out you can kill it you just cannot give birth to it. although the media reported forced sterilization and abortions the west donated money to the chinese population program at 1st this only came from organizations like the ford foundation but in 1979 even the united nations population fund a $50000000.00 to the chinese government. an employee of i p p f one of the donor organizations sounded the alarm. i think that in the not too distant future this will blow up into a major press story as it contains all the ingredients for sensationalism communism forced family planning murder of viable fetuses parallels with india etc when it does blow up it is goi

the ceremonial aspects of this, some criticism for wearing slippers instead of being barefoot but thats a cultural issue that is important to the japanese. that doesn't seem to matter on the world stage. the joe biden tweet and then his comments. let me play a little bit more about what he said today at that news conference. >> i can tell you that joe biden was a disaster. his administration with president obama, they were basically a disaster when it came to so many things whether it was economy, whether it was military, defense, no matter what it was, they had a lot of problems so i'm not a fan. >> he could have said let's discuss 2020 when i get home, we are on a state visit. so many ways he could have deflected the question. >> he is not just saying things he is not supposed to say beyond the water's edge. he is campaigning on a ceremonial visit. he couldn't manage a ceremonial visit. he was like a toddler at a garden party, insisting on a chair, the slippers on the feet. and he insulted everyone that he could. it was very efficient because he did it twice. he insulted abe. there w

. >> after 17 days in the forest, here's the moment she was rescued right there being hoisted up barefoot and skinny but alive. >> it was between life and death and i had to choose and i chose life. i wasn't going to take the easy way out. >> reporter: she was air lifted to a hospital and overnight released with a fracture, burns, and a skin infection. >> what she's been through, you would never be able to tell. i think she's going to have a great recovery. >> the last 17 days of my life have been the toughest days of my life. >> reporter: friends and family overwhelmed with joy. >> that was not expected. >> you can cry, that was awesome, man. >> she's alive! hallelujah. >> she's a trooper, man. she's a warrior. i had no doubt if anybody could make it through it, it was her. >> reporter: the 35-year-old yoga teacher and physical therapist went hiking alone without her cell phone and when she didn't come home, her friends and family offered up a $50,000 reward and hired a private rescue team. eller knew the forest well and also knew how to take care of her body. >> she was able to manage t

but what made it difficult was walking barefoot. >> reporter: the oldest of six he grew up in ethiopia. his parents are still farmers living a world away from their son's unexpected academic life. >> they are happy i'm at university and graduating with a degree in america. >> reporter: six years ago lelisa applied for a diversity visa, won and flew to los angeles, his first time outside of ethiopia. >> everything you see is completely different. >> reporter: he found support in the ethiopian community and applied to uc berkeley. once he got here lelisa became a mcnair scholar, a national program for low-income first-generation college students who want to pursue doctorate of the program at cal. >> he had that desire to move forward, to get better, to get educated. >> reporter: he plans to visit his family this summer, return to the u.s. and apply to grad school. >> i'm very grateful to everyone and i say thank you. >> reporter: happy graduation. kate larsen, abc 7 news. >> happy graduation. he is going to have quite the homecoming when he gets there to see his family. they must be so p

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finally they looked down from a helicopter and they saw the 35-year-old yoga instructor walking barefoot ravine and waving her arms. it turns out eller had gotten lost in the woods and over the course of 17 days, she ate fruit, she found water from the river. but she also suffered severe sunburn. she fractured her lower leg. she got a skin infection. you're looking at a video that shows the dramatic moment eller was airlifted to safety. >> and there she goes! >> yahoo! >> i spoke to two of the men who helped rescue amanda eller. one of them you see there. they told us about the scramble to get to her in rough terrain. >> we were trying to get there, whoever could run over each other first trying to get there. it was awesome. javier would lay down in the grass and we would run over javier. we were trying to run, trying not to cry, trying not to scheme too much, get there, slow down, we're going to make it, it's okay. absolutely amazing. >> a short time ago eller herself spoke from her hospital bed, talking about her scary experience. >>> in the last 17 days of my life, it's been the tough