the figures show that country's including nigeria, ethiopia and the zimbabwe are leading the drop in new infections. absurd is the verdict of rwanda's president dukeland that troops may have committed genocide. they may have been involved in the mass killing of thousands of refugees who fled to congo. speaking to the bbc, the president explained why he was enraged by the report. >> [unintelligible] [unintelligible] a genocide that took place. the thinking that there was a genocide [unintelligible] [unintelligible] the whole process of investigation, and if you read the report it speaks to its own weaknesses. the people behind did -- behind it. [unintelligible] >> they go to the polls on saturday for the second parliamentary elections. the taliban warned afghans if they cast their ballots they will be punished. 2500 afghans are competing in these polls. >> there is a new look in afghan politics this year. this 30-year-old tells his campaign team they should emphasize he is young, educated and can serve the people. he is one of hundreds of afghans who have decided they see democracy ha

there was a disciple named philip reaching out to the black from ethiopia. they go into the water together and get baptized. every generation since then has been trying to go back and read discover this. this is part of what this message is about. tavis: i wonder bank it is your sense that most of us truly believe -- if it is your sense that most of us truly believe in your subtitle. by fundamentally do not believe that most people do not believe. nobody is trying to put that in them. i am not convinced we are live it -- a living in a nation that people believe that they were made for a purpose. that purpose is to make a difference. >> that is a good point. there is such a tendency to get in side are shells. -- inside our shelves -- shells. i have to keep all that i can as long as i can. a couple of things here on this book. one thing that i discovered, i have been preaching all of these years and i did not realize. some of the basic opportunities, there is enough food on the globe to feed everybody in the world. that is astounding to me. there are some of t

we believe there will be four african heads of state, including kenya, ethiopia, and a few others. there will be quite a number of ministers there. i believed deputy prime minister clegg will be attending. the u.n. officials say that the meeting has really mushroomed. they were not expecting this kind of attendance when the first organized it. >> is the meeting born out of fear -- fear that things could go very wrong and turn violent in sudan over the next few weeks and months as we approach to this referendum -- as we approached this referend this r? >> as you heard in the report, the referendum could lead to violence. there's a real concern that the south will declare a unilateral declaration of independence, which could lead to war. the preparations are way behind. the registration committee had its first meeting this month. they have just ordered the materials. the country has enormous logistical problems. the issue about dividing the country -- should that be the vote? that is not settled. the issue of the oil wells is not settled. there's a general sense that this could becom

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refused to load some german ships because of hitler and some italian ships when mussolini invaded ethiopiaand applause] and i'll tell you something else. interfere in the foreign policy of our country: sure as hell. that's our job. that's our right. that's our privilege. that's our duty. [cheers and applause] foreign policy is too damned important to be left to the striped-pants set in washington, d.c. [cheers and applause] mind you, speaking of the big boys, now they got involved. >> ♪ oh, oh, ooooh ♪ what congress done to me ♪ oh, oh, ooooh >> yeah. >> ♪ what congress done to me >> i'll tell you what congress done to me. they done h.r. 1644, a bill in the house of representatives introduced by mr. allen of louisiana: "to direct the deportation of harry renton bridges. be it enacted by the senate and house of representatives of the united states of america in congress assembled that notwithstanding any other provision of law, the attorney general be and he is hereby authorized and directed to take into custody forthwith and deport forthwith to australia the alien harry renton bridges." it

. >> i will say ethiopia. >> i agree with matt. >> agree. >> they are cheating. we gave that answer away an hour ago. espresso versus coffee which contains the most caffeine. >> espresso. >> espresso. >> the experts say it is drip coffee ounce for ounce. the coffee guys get that one wrong. >> what color are coffee beans before they are roasted? i will start with leslie on this one. >> red. >> before roasting they are green. >> green. >> that is correct. they are green. >> you had two questions for me an and i hope i will be able to handle these. let's start with you, martin. >> how many trees does it take to grow a pound of coffee. >> i'm going to guess 50. >> one. >> one tree. >> that's amazing. >> yep. >> matt, you had a question. >> what's the number one source of antioxidants for americans by far. >> i know the answer to that one. i'm guessing that will be coffee. >> that's correct. very good. >> we want to tell you folks, you can get a free cup of coffee at certain myorga locations today. they happen to be the king farm location, the shady grove hospital loc

in ethiopia, a goat herder noticed the stimulating affects that the can have fee berries were having on his goats an he began to experiment with them. so that's a little history lesson. leslie abbott is a manager here at and she is one of the people that starts us off with our coffee every morning. what does it take to get everything going. >> just determination. you come in and the most important thing that you know you are going to start someone else's day. everything else is easy. >> in terms of making cups of coffee people have questions of what it takes to make the perfect cup of coffee, which we will be doing later for you. dunn matter if you have whole beans and you roast them right away or can you get them ground and retain the quality. >> yes. you can get them ground here. and as long as you keep the beans tightly in a freezer pack bag the quality stays for a while. >> i always stick mine in the freezer itself. we have a treat to tell you about. all day, all day. at first we thought it was at noon but all day you can get a free cup of coffee. as a channel 9 viewer there are

the post office should be driving cabs and i think we should stop importing labor from nigeria and ethiopian to driving cabs and stop importing labor to drive cabs. >> you are a nasty -- you are a nasty racist. when you begin to -- i'm going to just make my observation. i have a right to do it. you brought in the fact a bunch of nigerians. let me just tell you that's a bunch of bull [ bleep ] and you should be ashamed of yourself and have your mouth washed out. what the hell are you talking about? it's one thing to say they're out -- wait a minute -- shut up. i listened to your racist bull [ bleep ]. it's one thing to say that they're hiring people who are unskilled, that they're -- that you can save money, that you can run it better, that it is inefficient, ineffective and i agree to all of those things but for you to bring in this bull [ bleep ] about a bunch of nigerians et cetera, that's out of line. >> when he once filibustered a job killing jobs by singing down in mexico way when he's the voice of introspection, when he's calling out the b.s. and racists all i can say is he's right. m

office should be driving cabs and i think we should start -- stop importing labor from nigeria and ethiopiathat's about the skill level. they're only in there because of massive union protection. that is why i allege they should be bunked down to driving cabs and we should stop importing labor to drive cabs. >> you know, i could tell you what a psycho statement that is but the former republican senator from new york, al demaddow, he did it for me. i'll let him take this one. >> you are a nasty racist. let me just tell you, that's a bunch of bull [ bleep ] and you should be ashamed of yourself and have your mouthwashed out. what in the hell are you talking about? there's one thing that you say -- >> we are importing. >> shut up while i listen to your racist bull [ bleep ]. it's one thing to say that hiring people who are unskilled that, that you can save money, that you can run it better, that it is inefficient, ineffective and i agree to all of those things but for you to bring in this bull [ bleep ] oh a bunch of nigerians, et cetera, that's out of line. >> is the senator who filibustered

but also have one adopted child from ethiopia.is a lifelong conservative who has fought for the values of greater freedoms, a strong national defense and less government intrusion into the lives of the american people. he was named the top conservative in the senate for 2009. he was recently voted the most outstanding conservative u.s. senator and a top conservative by the american conservative union as an army veteran himself. he was a tireless advocate for providing greater resources, the necessary equipment and proper training to our military personnel fighting the war on terror and combating global threats to our nation's security. he has single-handedly stop global warming. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome oklahoma senator jim and houinhoff. this is very exciting to me. i am probably the only one who will be here who has a specific mission and a charge for you to take hold of. for that reason, to stay within my time, i am not going to tell the jokes and i am not here to entertain you. i am here to enlist you. can you see

with rare exceptions, the united nations is able to have peacekeepers in ethiopia but only if they agree they want them gone, then they have to leave. a critical point to recognize is the primary responsibility for resolving conflicts challenges rests with the government in question. the u.n. can help and deploy forces to for see. the all the responsibility rests with the governments. it is a matter for governments to act. you would save, and this goes back to the argument earlier, the argument that when you reach extreme circumstances where the government is so irresponsible that it is massively abusing the rights of its own citizens. they should be will the same we're going to stay in the moment this ourselves. it was adopted by the general assembly and the security capital. in practice, that is a tough thing to do. and takes a lot of money, and governments are not always willing to put that on the table for a country in where human rights are being abused. it is still a controversial doctrine. we are seeing right now in sudan and somalia its failure to implement that fully. it is an i

with rare exceptions, the united nations is able to have peacekeepers in ethiopia but only if they agree. if they want them gone, then they have to leave. a critical point to recognize is the primary responsibility for resolving conflicts challenges rests with the government in question. the u.n. can help and deploy forces to for see. the all the responsibility rests with the governments. it is a matter for governments to act. you would save, and this goes back to the argument earlier, the argument that when you reach extreme circumstances where the government is so irresponsible that it is massively abusing the rights of its own citizens. they should be will the same we're going to stay in the moment this ourselves. it was adopted by the general assembly and the security capital. in practice, that is a tough thing to do. and takes a lot of money, and governments are not always willing put that on the table for a country in where human rights are being abused. it is still a contrersial doctrine. we are seeing right now in sudan and somalia its failure to implement that fully. it is an im

they're good people today in somalia, ethiopia, the middle east, iraq, afghanistan, who would love nothingere because they're actually following the law and they know if you sneak in, it's not the right thing to do. we have to come to terms with the fact that we are still a country with the border and rule of law and there are a lot of people that want to do an end run around that because they need new voters because guess what? the voters in this country are revolting against the establishment in washington. they need to find new voters. >> think about this, if you join the military and you earn those benefits whether it's paying for the college or lifetime health benefits, you're now in the same place with people here illegally. is that right? that was part of the debate about 20 minutes ago. listen. >> yes. >> that wasn't it. it felt like -- >> it was a debate. >> i wore the same outfit during it. >> you guys, i think one thing that is true, look, if you're a green card holder and a permanent resident and you join the military, that's something that i think people take a look at and the

they know where ethiopia. this is right next door. it sits in a critical region. if civil war starts again in a serious way, genocide raises its ugly head again. the entire region will go up and most countries in that region will be directly affected and it will directly affect america and the rest of the world. something like that cannot go on without doing something. and that's why i'm here today. to remind the american people, who i think across the board agree that genocide is something that needs to be creamed about and stopped wherever possible and people have the right to self-determination but to put the issue in front. i want to thank the administration, the obama administration has put this issue at the top of its agenda and i respect them and thank them for them. there are carrots and sticks on the table. khartoum, if they choose to take those carrots. if they don't, none of us really want to implement those sticks, but none of us are allowed to sit back and let genocide go forward without doing what we can. that's why i came today to say thank you to t

she was 13 years old at the start of the story in ethiopia. she was married against her will.he got pregnant. then she ran away to have the baby on her own in the bush. she was 13 years old. her body was very immature. she had an obstructed labor and she ended up with the baby dying and her having a fistula. that meant that she basically could not control her waist. she was incontinent. if she stank. the villagers did not know what to do with her. they thought she was cursed. they decided to put her in a small hut at the edge of the village. they ripped off the doors so that the hyenas would get her at night. and that night there was a stick in the corner of a hut. she fought off those-as all night with that stick. and the next -- those hyenas' all night with that stick. and the next morning she knew there was a foreign missionary in the nearest village. if she could get to him, she thought that she could get help. partly because the obstructed labor had damaged some of her nerves she really could not walk. so she crawled. again, to avoid the high yen as at night, the nearest

ethiopia, right next door. all around them is instability, danger and potential violence that could draw in the entire region. that's what this peace agreement's all about. that's why i'm here. for january 9 of next year. tone courage the world to pay eanings it to this, for their own sake, if not for the sake of the people in sudan and south sudan. with that, madam speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. smith: we have no further requests for time and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. mr. tanner: we have no further requests and we neeled back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. does the gentleman from massachusetts yield? the gentleman from new jersey yield? mr. smith: i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and agree to house resolution 1588 as amended. th