i was trying to regroup after the civil war in ethiopia. i look back on that as the most valuable medical training i had -- >> as an orderly -- >> as an orderly, because i had a chance to see what happen to the patient in the time the doctor is not in the room and it gave me a healthy respect for the colleagues in nursing because that is where the care happens and you can't delegate that. >> do you think if you had been trained in an american medical facility, let's say a really terrific one, even, do you think your perspective would be the same now? would you have seen this and spot this had? >> i i can, like almost everyone who trains in the system, i think i became conceited and cynical, but information you have to digest to become a physician, makes you so focused on the disease, you lose sight of the patient. for me, my humbling experience was hiv. all of a sudden i am dealing with young men my age dying from a disease for which we have no treatment. a whole generation of us thought we could heal when you couldn't cure. you could help

was too strong we were time be the previous will best by almost a minute set three years ago by ethiopia's company selassie but a twenty mile an hour wind on the run is back to make it ineligible according to officials who also say the net decline of four hundred fifty nine feet from the start to the finish makes the course to me easy however a great run number less me tie i really long stifle a kenyan mosts last up to the final miles from pole pulling away to win by four seconds while game but exile from ethiopia came home third in fact the conditions were so good the top four all the previous course record of two as five minutes and fifty two seconds of women's race was won by caroline keel to complete the kenyan sweep she has printed american zerega visa to win in two hours twenty minutes and thirty six seconds. to her she looked exhausted that is all the sports or. more news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china for asians to rule the day .

the course and three minutes into seconds bettering the previous best by wife the minute set by ethiopia's highly competent selassie but a twenty mile twenty one one and i wind on the run its banks made ineligible according to officials and also say the net decline of four hundred fifty nine feet from the start to finish makes the course too easy however a great run nonetheless we thought putting ahead of fellow kenyan and i was is more step to win by four seconds he could bragg's a buyer from ethiopia came home and in fact the conditions were so good the top four will beat the previous course record if two eyes five minutes and fifteen team seconds the women's race was won by caroline keel to complete a kenyan sweep shot it's printed american history via to win in two hours twenty minutes and six seconds. but is the sport for whoever got the weather coming up next. this gives the children of inspiration for the long secretive job stealers discovers. art goes east of lake baikal the longest russian railway line. the jazzers lies about siberia. the fall of the same route as hundreds of year

. >> ethiopia. >> couric: ethiopia. >> south korea. >> couric: south korea.of london's 1.2 million school-aged children are racial or ethnic minorities. the millbank neighborhood is home to many of the new faces of the united kingdom. >> they certainly don't look like the royal family and they don't sound like the royal family, but i think a point worth making is that the values held by a lot of the families in this school would be absolutely those of the royal family. >> couric: what do you think makes a good family? what qualities? >> working together. >> loving each other. >> being happy for each other. >> couric: do you feel like you have anything in common with prince william and kate middleton? do you share anything with them? >> yeah, we're all humans, at the end of the day. >> i think anyone can be a princess by behaving and, like, being kind. >> couric: this week, they learned about the royal family, but they already know plenty about family values. ( applause ) while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthriti

ethiopia is in the process of organizing. host: we will leave it there.atherine from washington, d.c., on our democratic line. caller: i think obama is doing a great job. he has to face a really, really right wing industrial complex. i think he is doing great and i appreciate him despite the fact that i'm a liberal. i am really pretty conservative. obama is really stuck many times. and you so much. host: richard, republican, woodbury heights, new jersey, good morning. caller:caller: hello, how are y? i think the international community thinks he is doing a good job. i do not think he is doing a good job for america. the reason i think that way is -- the guy is very articulate. obama is much more articulate than bush. but when we had bush, we were a stronger presence in the world. in other words, no one could really intimidate us. i think we are open to intimidation right now. i think we are open to a situation where we could easily be bested. i think a lot of the rest of the countries, many of the countries in the world are doing better, but we're not. an

. >> they are waiting for an adoption refund after four-year-old teddy from ethiopia joined the family last summer. with the student loans and adoption costs they have been scraping by. >> if i can speak to the president or the congressional leadership, i would tell them that their grandstanding has affects as it trickles down to normal everyday americans. >> and tonight the president reacted to henderson's concern. >> i could not have said it better myself. a shut down could have real affects on everyday americans. >> now, republicans plan to offer a bill to keep the government running for another week and cut $12 billion. there is just one problem, president obama has already rejected it. >>> we move next to california's budget battle. jerry brown encouraged democrats to hug a republican in hopes of restarting the budget talks. the governor ended negotiations with the gop last week. the two sides failed to reach a deal on holding a special election to ask voters to extend some temporary tax increases. >> today, hug a republican. hug a republican and tell them you love them. build up

know your entire career let me start a clean war in ethiopia is me they let me sleep in it and shoot them in aged and finite. and anti imperialist wars. all right gloria go ahead finish your thought that what are you going to be. yes go ahead finish your edith turned off a day well since mike al and five cuban men are in u.s. prison they're called the cuban five they can be found a website they were peacefully trying to stop that terrorism and the u.s. is completely hypocritical and this is the run up to the reindeer where there were a dozen cherice organization when the big shot there airplane basic human error to baby invading human airspace jimmy carter is just came from cuba so he has some sort out other for the release if you're here in the civilian aircraft it has no weapons upon it and you clearly knew what it was excuse me immediately that's. right already we're going to go to so now we're going to saw go ahead so go ahead. ray a free for cuban plane flew over washington how long you think it would last i don't think it would last thirty seconds ok period no no country in the

course in two hours three minutes and seconds bettering the previous best by almost a minute set by ethiopia's heinecke i was the last say but a twenty one mob an hour wind on a run is pax made me times average in eligible according to officials they also say the slope of four hundred fifty nine feet from the starch to the finish makes the course cheering easy but it's a great rung on the less time going ahead a fellow kenyan forces took him by four seconds in fact the conditions were so good the top four finish it all beat the previous course record of two hours five minutes and fifty two seconds the women's race was won by caroline kill to complete a kenyan sweep she outsprint to america zero to the group in two hours fifteen minutes and thirty six seconds. and that's all sports news for now i'll be back in just under two hours with another update i hope you'll join me then. live in a country that don't understand that there's more violence in the streets of this country than there are in the streets in afghanistan or baghdad. one of the spring. breaks of. the buzz. is from the. crowd gather

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retired pulling ahead of fellow kenyan moses most of the win by four seconds to brag zajac from ethiopia came home and in fact the conditions were so good the top four all beat the previous course record of two as five minutes and fifty two seconds other women's rights was won by caroline kjell to complete any sweep the american visiting to win in two hours twenty minutes and thirty six seconds. she looks exhausted all the sport for a moment with more of it later. inuit.

isiah and i think billions of projects including many and africa you know hydroelectric dam and ethiopia talk to me amount of sort of the strategies and what's going on especially you know back to the three wars that we're involved in here we're fighting as a country is and then you have a china just investing in investing talk about the differences there. oh ok if you aspire example. iraq may have cost more going to trillion dollars perhaps two trillion dollars what if the us accomplish except a string of pieces all over you rock absolutely massive because the most difficulty acts will be exploited by russian chinese well each and japanese companies only back some level huge chunk of a contract in iraq will be china do you want to the many stunt government big built upright i guess pipeline from a stunt western china. without spending a single penny for good sense you know where we get it going to get at least thirty percent over because the meat that actually so this proves to you the difference between a first spectrum problem and spent on oriented crude world mentality model and the

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isiah and i think billy and of projects including many and africa from you know hydroelectric dam in ethiopia talk to me amount to sort of the strategies and what's going on especially you know back to the three wars that we're involved in here we're fighting as a country is and then you have a china just investing in investing talk about the differences there. oh ok if you're a spark example. in iraq may have cost more are going to trillion dollars perhaps two trillion dollars what is the u.s. accomplish except a string of this only for your rock absolutely massive because the money. of the contracts will be exploited by russian chinese japanese companies only exxon level that huge chunk of a contractor in iraq china do it went to the truth many stunt government he built a fine i guess pipeline from leicester china and without spending a single penny for good sense you know where they get it going to get at least thirty percent over because the me that actually so this proves to you but the difference between a first sexual problem and spent on the. woman fallacy medal. by the chinese was hi

know you guys here let me call a clean war in ethiopia is me they let me sleep in and shoot. and find a okeechobee. imperialist wars. all right gloria go ahead finish your thought i'm going to go with really gross yes go ahead finish your employee you turn it off for a while since mike allen and five cuban then are in u.s. prison they're called the cuban five they can be found a website they were peacefully trying to stop that terrorism and the u.s. is completely hypocritical and this is the rubbles of the reindeer when there were terrorist organization when the big shop airplane aircraft in beijing a few their little baby invading cuban airspace i mean the car is from cuba. and the release of the cuban civilian aircraft that has no weapons upon it and you clearly knew what it was excuse me immediately back here where it already was we're going to go to so now we're going to assault go ahead solve go ahead. ray i think if a cuban plane flew over washington how long you think it would last i don't think it would last thirty seconds ok period no no country in the world allows o

file their taxes by mail so they could receive the adoption refund after 4-year-old teddy, from ethiopia, joined their family last summer. with her student loans and the adoption costs, they've been scraping by. >> if i could speak directly to the president or the congressional leadership, i would just tell them that they're grandstanding has effects as it trickles down to normal, every day americans. >> reporter: and diane, here at the national zoo, the cheetahs and other animals will be fed even if the zoo is shut down. and even if those troops are not going to be paid, have no fear, president obama and congressional leaders will continue to be paid on time. diane? >> they will be paid on time. thank you, jake. i want to turn to george stephanopoulos now, anchor of "good morning america," who just sat down with the biggest player on the republican side, the speaker of the house. george, does speaker boehner think there will be a deal? >> reporter: he' not saying it publicly. he says it's too early to tell. but it depends on who you talk to. staff negotiators on capitol hill say they're

. >> i actually visited the african union headquarters in ethiopia last week. i did not know too much about the inner workings until i sort of showed up at the office. it is a fairly thinly stretched organization that is in a transition. i'm working on an article. i stumbled on to another that is the chinese government. they are solely constructing the new headquarters. be a you is definitely not. the chinese are hoping to change into a much stronger body. i visited the offices in somalia. we are doing some research. the communications with discordant. it is not a completely together organization that is very powerful or strong. ok. we will take a one hour break for lunch. 30 minutes? ok. i wondered what you thought about it. the bahraini people have been silenced in this conflict. only the leadership of iran, bahrain, and saudi arabia seem to be speaking. the bar raineys have essentially been silenced. -- the people of bahrain had been insufficiently -- essentially silenced. >> i have seen people are the u.s. government reflect this sentiment. it is a mistake

. >> i actually visited the african union headquarters in ethiopia last week. i did not know too much about the inner workings until i sort of showed up at the office. it is a fairly thinly stretched organization that is in a transition. i'm working on an article. i stumbled on to another that is the chinese government. they are solely constructing the new headquarters. be a you is definitely not. the chinese are hoping to change into a much stronger body. i visited the offices in somalia. we are doing some research. the communications with discordant. it is not a completely together organization that is very powerful or strong. ok. we will take a one hour break for lunch. 30 minutes? ok. we will see you back here. thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> in a few minutes, the agency agenda. in an hour, a discussion on the role of whistle-blowers. after that, we will be aired the forum on arab unrest. >> tomorrow morning, we will be joined by the president and ceo of the finan

my favorite story has been when i got to go to ethiopia, he the, what the mall, and tell stories there. guatamala, and tell stories there. >> what was it like to be in the white house during the time of 9/11? what were the emotions like? >> i've was not at the white house on september 11. i was away at college in texas. of course, we can all remember what september 11 was like. it was hard because my parents were there and i was away from them. we actually -- i think we came back the week my parents got us plane tickets and we flew home the weekend after or two weekends after. to make sure we could all be together, because i could not -- i did not hear from. i got taken to a hotel. i looked outside my apartment, and there was likely a lot of secret service and i did not have a lot of secret service. i knew something was wrong. i turned on the tv. my sister and i got taken away to different hotels, and we could talk, but my parents -- we could not hear from them until later on in the evening. we all remembered what it was like. living in new york right now, i constantly and meeting peop

. >> just really quickly i actually visited the african union headquarters out of ethiopia last week,d i didn't know much about the inner workings until i sort of showed up at their offices, and it's a very thin sourced, finley stretch organization that's currently in a momentous transition. i'm actually working on an article for the publication on the terms of hunter and stumbled on to another topic which is the chinese government is actually funding and constructing the new african union headquarters. so brussels is definitely not, but if the chinese have their way they are actually trying -- the chinese are hoping to transform the african union into a stronger body. but i visited both the a you and the amazon office which is the african mission in somalia weigel doing some research, and i could say that the communication of my even the two offices was a discordant and it's not a completely to get the organization that's very powerful were strong at least from the a new function that i met last week. islamic okay we will take a one hour break for lunch. 30 minutes. 30 minute break f

we have that many seminars in ethiopia. even last week we were there. and we think that maybe we need one more session to come to a conclusion. and there is only a few issues where the party don't agree at. on the issue of currency, there is only a matter of resumption of the currency, what to do with the towns which are circulating in the south -- the pounds which are circulating in the south, once the south creates its own money. on the issue of debt, the parties agree on what they call 0 option. it means that khartoum takes the responsibility to deal with old debt of the sudan, and the two parties then agree to a make a joint advocacy for debt relief. here in washington, it has been one of our main -- currency, debt, with imf, world bank, creditors of sudan. things are moving in the right direction. the other remaining issue is what the sudanese parties call the financial transition .rrangement an in other words, how to share oil revenue after independence of the south. related to these, what will be the ownership -- >> we have lost our signal from t

ings" this little girl happened toab in ethiopia. she is an orphan. my daughter molly. this up. these are my 20 kids and grandkids, madam president. so -- and so this is one of them. my daughter molly had nothing but boyce and so she adopted -- but boys and so she adopted zigita marie. that little girl, she was two days old when we first saw her. she's now 10 years old. reads at college electrical. she came up the other day, he said, popeye -- i is for inhofe. that's me. mama and papa i. why is it you do things nobody else will do? i said, that's why i do them. so i will say to you that zigita marie got her answer. i happen to be very familiar with africa. i have been for quite sometime. on the senate armed services committee, they consider me the point man for africa. we started working with africa back at 9/11. at 9/11, we were -- made a decision that while the squeeze in terrorism in the middle east is going down through the horn of africa, we they'd to help the africans build african brigades, supply them with train-and-equip, with the different programs, help send

. >> i actually visited the african union headquarters in ethiopia last week. i did not know too much about the inner workings until i sort of showed up at the office. it is a fairly thinly stretched organization that is in a transition. i'm working on an article. i stumbled on to another that is the chinese government. they are solely constructing the new headquarters. be a you is definitely not. the chinese are hoping to change into a much stronger body. i visited the offices in somalia. we are doing some research. the communications with discordant. it is not a completely together organization that is very powerful or strong. ok. we will take a one hour break for lunch. 30 minutes? ok. >> tomorrow, the head of the drug policy for the white house on the prevention of abuse of prescription drugs and anti-drug efforts of the u.s.-mexico border. now, remarks about how the occupational safety and health administration is making a difference in the american workplace. this portion is one hour and 20 minutes. >> president nixon called the act one of the most import

my favorite stories program are when i got to go to ethiopia and guatemala and tell stories their.amazing experiences, and because i have worked in the world. unicef and care and other organizations, i am constantly on alert " for stories that hopefully will change our world and make it a little bit better. >> what was it like to be in the white us of the time of 9/11? what was the emotion like? >> i was not at the white house on september 11. i was away at college in texas, but, of course, we can all remember what september 11 was like, and it was hard because my parents or their, and i was away from them. i think we came back, our parents got was plane tickets, and we flew home a couple of weeks after to make sure that we could all be together. i did not hear from them. i got taken to a hotel. and looked outside my apartment, and there were a lot of secret service, and i did not have a lot of secret service. i knew something was wrong. i turned on the tv. we got taken away to hotel. we did not hear from our parents until later. i am constantly meeting people vote the loss someone

i actually visited the african headquarters in ethiopia last week. and just to -- i didn't know too much about the inner workings of the au until i just showed up at their offices. it's a very thinly sourced thinly stretched organization that's currently actually a momentus transition. i'm working on an article for andrew publication terrorism monitor. i stumbled onto another topic which is the chinese government is actually solely funding and constructing the new african headquarters. the brussels au definitely is not but if the chinese have their way they're -- the chinese are actually hoping to transform the african union into a much stronger body. but i visited both the au and the offices which is the african union in somalia while doing some research. and i could say that the communication amongst even the two au offices was a discordant. it's not a completely together organization that's very powerful or strong at least from the au functionaries that i met last week. >> okay. we'll take a one-hour break for lunch. oh, 30 minutes? okay. 30-minut

my favorite stories have probably been when i've gotten to go to ethiopia and haiti and guatemala andtell stories there. i mean, that, those were such amazing experiences. and because i've worked in that world kind of with unicef and cm a.r.e -- c.a.r.e. and other organizations, you know, i'm constantly on the lookout for stories that, hopefully, will change our world, make it a little bit better. >> on a more serious note, what was it like to be in the white house during the time of 9/11? what were the emotions like? >> be on a more serious -- i thought he was just going to say on a serious note, what was it like to be at the white house. [laughter] i wasn't, i wasn't, i was not at the white house on september 11th. so i was away at college in texas. but, of course, you know, we can all remember what september 11th was like, and, you know, it was hard because my parents were there, you know, and i was away from them. we actually, i think we came back the week -- my parents got us plane tickets, and we flew home the weekend after or two weekends after. to make sure that we could all b