melaku is from ethiopia. is it melaku? yes. melaku is from ethiopia.is family and being away from your family is not fun. angela is from the philippines. she's a "whoa!" kind of person. hi! angela, this is rebecca casey from boston. she'll be living here, too. hello. oh, terrific! nancy tells rebecca she has to pay rent. i'll need to ask you for some rent money to help pay the house expenses. speaker: that was something that she didn't count on. it was a little unfair of nancy shaw to tell rebecca that late. she was chosen to be the godmother, so she was supposed to be looking out for her. [captioned by the funding for this program [with captioning] was provided by: additional funding is provided by: and:

. >> marco was adopted from ethiopia. >> adoption was initially not in their planned especially afterfive biological children. a few years ago margot's mother discovered a lost cousin. they had adopted from ethiopia. >> you heard the story and it struck as almost instantly that there's a sixth child waiting to join her family to be reunited. >> 3they have reunited margo with her in the of the bee -- ethiopian siblings. >> in all, 20 children were represented. -- were honored. representing seven countries around the world. >> that is the picture of this country that we want the rest of the world to see. >> let's get a check on traffic. chris anderson is here and he has that. >> thank you very much. we're checking delays on the outer [inaudible] and that will continue across the american legion bridge. we have a tractor-trailer in the roadway. and typical delays heading out from the tysons corner area to the 270 spur. southbound traffic on me to 70 spur. 95 northbound thinning out because of an accident. we see traffic coming awfully -- heading southbound and through the county intercha

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when mussolini successfully crushed ethiopia and none of the league of nations opposed him, the entirenotion collected security was already dad in this of course was long before hitler and voided -- invaded poland. world war ii let me only briefly say that would save the world in our view was that the progressive liberal new deal government of government of franklin d. roosevelt most likely out of sheer desperation unleash the productive power of free-market capitalism to bury the axis powers in the tsunami of tanks, planes and ships. anyone who is read my book knows that the statistics are not far from where i teach, tank was built from scratch in four and a half hours. henry kaiser shipyard churned out a liberty ship in a record four and a half days. that is faster than most of my students can write one of their semester papers. this undergirded american military strategy of using weapons and technology to thoroughly pummel the enemy before a single american soldier was sent into battle. the war also exposed the fact that japan, which adopted some of the capitalistic production metho

. >> i took a look at research and came up with a guy fromme ethiopia. >> he ran barefoot in 1960 and in 1964, set a world record wearing shoes. what is the performance difference? >> you are talking an elite athlete, someone with phenomenal biomechanics in his feet. he could probably run the marathon on his hands. that much of an elite athlete. someone like that is few and far between. >> what about the traditional running shoe? are they less popular? >> not really. a small percentage of the running population use these five-toe running shoes. with the standard traditional running shoe, there are facts behind these as well that you want to understand. >> like what? >> primarily with these shoes, a higher heel, more padding here. they are wider which makes them more stable shoes. with these shoes here, there's more function. it gives you more biomechanic support when running and hitting the ground on different surfaces. these, you want to refrain on the hard surfaces and focus more on soft surfaces. >> two questions, price difference? >> sure. price difference, there's not much. they

researchers focus on the tree in ethiopia.unthe best case scenario 2 third of the tree gone by 20 80. worst case we would be out of the coffee entirely. it's the back bone of the coffee industry accounting for 70% of global production. >> well, time to wawngs the boards. mavericks surfing contest window now open. surfer from all of the world paddle out perform a prayer circle as part of the opening ceremony. the invitational bring in surfers from around the world to challenge some of the biggest waves on the west coast. >> we are looking for waves 30 to 50 feet. to do this contest. and that's what these guys have been training for. they are ready. come from brazil. south africa. california. hawaii. >>reporter: surfer be given a 48 hour notice to come ride the waves when conditions are perfect. that could be anywhere from next week until the end of march. the actual surfing contest has not been held since 2010 because conditions were never quite right. so they have the fingers crossed this year. >>> all right more to come on 7

project i have been fortunate enough to work with the legendary marion, like the jimmy hendrix of ethiopiao gentlemen have taken me on this crash course of culture and music and just the beautiful qualities of this music. we fused it with downhome brooklyn soul music. we call it global soul. >> quite the mix. love it. love the mix here. >> thank you. >> what are the similarities here? how do you take brooklyn soul and application it with something that's ethiopian and sent na ga leez? >> soul music is soul music. anything heartfelt, sincere, about something about real life issues, things important to us, really important to us. fashion is nice, but sometimes there's stuff that really hits closer to home in the head and the heart. >> sure. >> and if you look back, all of the great music from america, you know, james brown, al green, marvin gaye, jimmy hendrix, b.b. king, it's the same sentiment, i mean to me it's the same sentiment you get when you listen to the band from ethiopia. >> sure. i want viewers to actually see the other things you've done. you've joined actors, dancers, videograp

now a new study from scientists in london and ethiopia finds a group of coffee beans could be extinct by 2018. the coffee grown on most plantations comes from a limited genetic stock. they do not have the ability to shift to rapid changing climates. >> thankfully 80 years from now or 2080 is a long time. >> we have been having all these massive problems with crops so we're already starting to feel some of it. >> the prices are already high. >> 30-year high. >> what are you doing in the next half hour? >> i'm going to be your secret santa over the next couple of weeks. ail be hunting out some deals for you and bringing you secret shopping strategies. >> i like that. thank you, jess. >> you've got it. >>> a well known software developer says police are out to get him. that story is coming up. >> plus, part of the world treated to a rare solar eclipse. >> the redskins return from their bye week to face an nfc rival that just lost its starting quarterback. we'll be right back. >>> 10 after 5:00 on this wednesday morning. a cold morning out there with 20s and 30s and clear skies so you nee

. >>> ethiopia has one of the highest illiteracy rates in the world.xception. nobody there can read or rigwri. that's why i was astonished when i saw what the "one laptop per child" program did there. they dropped them preloaded in the individual of wonchi with no instructions. within four minutes, one boy had found the on/off switch, an unknown enentity in these parts. he then taught the others. within a few days they were each using about 50 apps each per day. they were learning to write letters. and within a month, they were learning to speak them too. not just the big ones. but the little ones too. >> a, b, c, d, e, f, g -- >> all together now -- >> a, b, c, d, e, f, g -- >> amazing. these children had barely ever seen any letters before, let alone the roman alphabet. now they had discovered their way to learning the alphabet song. >> w, x, y, and z. >> it's a sign of great hope for the 100 million children around the world who will never go to school. the correct answer to our gps challenge question was "b." there have been 15 democratic president

because my brother just adopted a little baby from ethiopia, ella, she's coming with my brother, hisnd my mom to my house for thanksgiving and we go to the parade. i'm so excited for ella to see that. that's kind of a new tradition. >> the one time of the year i cook. and i do all the traditional stuff my mom taught me how to cook. there's no changing. you don't mess with perfection. >> thank you, have a great holiday. >>> do you know how to present yourself to get what you want? we'll tell you how to walk into a room with something called executive presence. >>> what's worse, your refrigerator handle or toilet seat? >> what do you mean? >> we're going to tell you all about germs, the kind you need to worry about. >>> the truth about healthy foods, nuts to wine. we'll give you the bottom line. >>> from australia's gold coast to our coast, the adorable cody simpson after your local news. 2@ >>> back on this try-day friday with more of "today." do you want to develop that "wow" factor that gets you noticed in the office and gets you what you want in life? you need executive presence. >

the suffering was particularly acute in ethiopia and the sudan. the sad irony is that modern technology helped to magnify the disaster. prior to the drought, deep water wells had been drilled in the sahel, providing abundant new sources of water for livestock and humans. this stimulated an excessively large migration into the area. so when the drought struck, there was even greater devastation. numerous international programs are currently underway to teach people how to graze their cattle and grow their crops so as to avoid similar disasters in the future. there are a number of techniques being employed to prevent desertification. water conservation techniques-- again, one of the primary causes of desertification is the depletion of ground water reserves-- and also intelligent farming techniques. for example, if you move into an area and deforest it, remove the vegetation and then plow it, particularly in an area like the subtropics where you have the prevailing winds, you can lose your topsoil. so intelligent farming techniques-- for example, th

revealed their sexiest man alive for 2012 and the sexiest man alive is -- mtumbe otawabe, a farmer from ethiopiaustive search this year and they found -- actually, it's channing tatum -- >> no! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: guillermo really thought it was his year and i can't blame him. we have the cover. there's channing. and -- [ cheers and applause ] i'm happy for him. but i like to remind "people" that sometimes abs are on the inside, you know? big news from mtv today. vinnie from "jersey shore" is getting his own talk show. it will be called "the show with vinnie" and the plan is for vinnie to interview celebrities in his family's house in staten island. see, this is what we get for hoping staten island got their power back. [ laughter ] vinnie joins snooki, j-woww and pauly d among the "jersey shore" mates that got new shows. they've had more successful spin-offs than the cast of "friends." mtv is running promos for the new show. it may turn out to be okay. >> from the producers of "jersey shore," comes a ground breaking talk show with your host, vinnie, talking to snooki, j-woo, with special gue

ethiopia has one of the highest illiteracy rates in the world.ception. nobody there can read or write. that's why i was astonished when i saw what nicholas' one tablet for one child did there. he dropped a tablet for each child with no instructions. in four minutes, one boy had found the on/off switch. he then taught the others. within a few days, they were each using about 50 apps each per day. they were learning to write letters. and within a month, they were learning to speak them, too. not just the big ones. >> a, b, c, d, e, f, g. >> but the little ones, too. >> altogether now. >> a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, jik. >> amazing. these people had never seen any letters, let alone speak them. now they're learning the alphabet song. it's a sign of great hope for 1 million children around the world who will never go to school. the correct answer to our gps challenge question was b. there have been 15 democratic presidents in the united states. actually, 16 presidencies and that's because grover had two terms. you'll ne

my ethiopia is going to mess up if i don't have access to my phone. >> well, that is definitely not mitt romney. it is just one of those glitches in the system. let's hope there are no glitches in the florida voting system because after florida, this campaign is going to settle into another swing state, virginia. a couple of events scheduled there in virginia today before mr. romney and his whole collection is going to head on to ohio and new hampshire. so that is one heck of a day, the day before election. the key for both of these campaigns is going to be that ground game. we're down to the crunch. it's on the ground. what happens? people getting out there, volunteers, knocking on doors, dragging you to the polls if they need. to buses often take voters to the polls. in florida, the obama campaign was handing out pizza to people waiting in those long early voting lines. joining me to talk ground game, maria cardona and john avlon. john, you wrote about this. in your piece, you noted that president obama had a massive advantage in terms of the number of field offices that he had opened

when miscellanies successfully crush ethiopia and none of the league of nation states oppose him commitentire notion of collective security was 30 dad and this of course is long before hitler invaded poland. the world war ii, let me briefly say that would save the world in our view was the progressive liberal new deal government at franklin d. roosevelt most likely at the sheer desperation unleash the productive power of free market capitalism to bury the axis powers in a synonymy of tanks, planes and ships. anyone who's read my books knows statistics just not far from where i teach a tank was built from scratch in four and a half hours. henry kaiser should guard turned out a liberty ship in a record for a half days. that's faster than a student can write another semester papers. this undergirded american military strategy of using weapons and technology to thoroughly pummeled the enemy before an american soldier was sent into battle. the were also exposed the package of japan, which adopted some of the capitalistic reduction methods seen in america, lacked the essential pillars of exce

i remember in ethiopia, the president who is dead now. he passed away. he said the farmers, you know, are the smartest people in our country. and i said, why is that? >> and he said, because if they weren't, they'd be dead. like the innovation and the smarts that it has taken africans to survive difficult conditions means that in the marketplace, they are so sharp. so hard. i feel that affinity with the irish right there. if you have known struggle, you get good at survival. thank you. >> hello bono my name is diego gonzalez munster and i want to thank you for gig one of the greatest motivational speeches i've heard ever. [applause] >> thank you. >> i was also told to tell you that ben sherman says hello. but my question is, how do you think we can promote ininvestment as a tool to try promote economic growth and political change in africa? >> oh, it's happening. this is one of the things that maybe i could have spevent longer on but maybe that was -- that was long, fidel castro school of speech making. and -- it's the key. it really is the key is invest

then at 8 he was forced to become a child soldier, sent from his home country of sudan to fight in ethiopiarmer child soldier is an international humanitarian and hip-hop artist sending the world a message of peace. ♪ we want peace ♪ we're going to get it ♪ we're going to get it ♪ we're going to get it >> this is his international hit called "we want peace." it features alicia keys, george clooney, ringo starr, kofi annan and so many more. so great to see you. >> thank you for getting me on the show. >> the music is so uplifting, but the message is so powerful. you bring these two together, why and how? >> well, for this album, it was more about celebration but at the same time not forgetting the history but that's what i focused on. so i wanted to be some of the songs i had, some love songs also on the album. that's what i was focusing. >> your history is heartbreaking, but you're very open about sharing it in the spoken word and your music becoming a child soldier and feeling real conflicted later on. at the time you really felt like you wanted revenge, revenge of all muslims and arabs wh

in many cases this is the only way people from nepal or albania or ethiopia have a shot at coming to this country and succeeding. we also need people in this country across all different skill levels in our labor market. whether that labor includes toiling in the field or toiling in the downtown buildings at night or programming computers or designing aircraft, we have needs across all sectors of our economy. not -- yes, in stem, but not just in stem. so we are asked to choose. asked to choose between people with graduate degree who we want to keep here in science, technology, engineering, and math. in many cases, if they're not allowed to stay, they will have to return to other countries and the jobs will follow them, costing our country jobs. choose between them and allowing people here from countries other than mexico, india, and china. some of whom are high skilled, some of whom are low skilled, divorce group across the board and looking back at many of our own forebears, certainly mine mitigating circumstance family came to this country in the late 19th century and early 20th ce

the beans which are grown in costa rica, come from an ancient line of plants originally from ethiopiaorth $7. >> this is not so. it reminds me of that wonderful scene in the bucket last where jack nicholson as fancy coffee until he finds out that it is actually beans even by sumatran cats, they defecate the beans in their something about the stomach acid that gives it a distinctive flavor. i'm going to try to say this on television. he have to watch the movie for the priceline. melissa: i know you love your red wine. you don't say that it's crazy that you go by f-15 work until a glass of red wine. some people go hang out at coffee houses. what want to treat themselves to a premium coffee. >> i stand corrected. melissa: here's our next. if you are on japan airlines, offering what they are calling fair kentucky trade. it comes with the fast-food chains drumstick, chicken breast, flatbread, coleslaw, and it tells -- has a special manas. search for a limited time. what do you guys think? >> no way. >> i disagree. >> have you ever been on a fight with somebody who brings on -- >> let me sp

it could ruin the economies of big coffee exporters like ethiopia, brazil and colombia.-- wait a minute. we're worried about the coffee drinkers' prices prices in 2080? what about the deficit we have in 2012? just saying. >> steve: we can invent a new buzz before then. green taxi drivers seeing red. new york cabbies who switched to hybrids say they aren't saving on gas because they're paying so much for repairs. hybrid drivers say their cars keep breaking down. one said his car caught on fire, which is bad for business. some cabbies are blaming new york city michael bloomberg. they say they bought hybrid cars because the mayor was going to require all cabs to be hybrids by this year, but then the court shot down that mandate and they changed the rules. >> gretchen: the kindness of strangers extended to animals in the wild. koala narrowly escape has blaze. he got a much needed drink of water. well, if this scene looks familiar to you, you're right. this picture of a firefighter feed ago koala water after a fire three years ago became an internet sensation. they're especia

born in ethiopia, or fanned age of 2. adopted by a swedish family. raised in sweden.ll reflected in the menus at his many restaurants for. me he made a personal fave, swedish meatballs his grandmother's recipe. >> i am happy you finally came into my kitchen. >> i am not sure you want me in your kitchen. what is the recipe? >> meatballs, pickled cucumber. very simple recipe. comes from the incredible book, the culinary council have put together the holiday, thanksgiving cookbook. take a cucumber. simple. slice them down. everyone can help out. do. there you go. walter. then we have little bit of chili flakes. the heat. chili peppers. mustard. and sugar. going to bring this to a boil. meatballs, that is one dish, everybody knows, swedish, think about swedish meatballs. >> swedish meatballs. ikea? >> no, not ikea. swedish meatballs. that's it. how i got into cooking. i grew up, with my grandmother helga, an old-fashioned recipe. never change the recipe. >> we put heavy cream, an egg. throw types of meat. what is this right here? bread crumbs. heating up the pan. olive oi

an entrepreneur on every street, in rwanda and ethiopia the president now passed away, he said to me,ers, you know, he said are the smartest people in our country. and i said why is that? he said because if they weren't, they would be dead. innovation and the smarts that is taken africans to survive difficult conditions, means that in the marketplace they are so sharp. if you have known struggle, you get god at survival. thank you. [inaudible] i want to congratulate you for giving one of the greatest motivational speeches ever. [laughter] [applause] my question is how do you think we can promote investment to promote economic growth and political change in africa? >>, i mean, this swufnt things maybe i could have spend longer on it. that was pretty long. and fide l cast -- it's the key. it really is the key is investment. and, you know, one of the things we're pleased with is that it's called the my less than yum challenge. it's an innovative attitude with aid. linking it with the fight of corruption and business-minded approaches to aids and therefore leveraging aids to create the en

i remember in ethiopia, the president said to me, the farmers are the smartest people in our country.he said because if they were not, they would be dead. the innovation that it has taken africans to survive difficult conditions means that in the marketplace, they are so sharp. if you have known the struggle, you get good at survival. >> i just want to congratulate you for giving one of the greatest motivational speeches ever. [applause] always also towed to tell you that's ben says hello. how did think we can promote investment and try to promote economic growth and political change in africa? >> it is happening. maybe i could have spent longer on that, but fidel castro school of speechmaking. the key is investment. one of the things we are very pleased with is called millennium challenge account. it is quite an innovative attitude to aids, linking it with the fight against corruption and linking it with business minded approaches to aids, and therefore leveraging it to create the environment for investment. the corruption piece is amazing. in the dodd-frank bill, there is an amendme

greeks, radiant at the at the at the, spread like laughter or ethiopia's wings.sive rise became the st. louis area. bore witness to the calm, the careless silence, the casket to tears, that death of the crew became the burden of an ancestor. hear y'all, the death of the two became the birth of an ancestor. and many of the newspapers that covered that memorial had headlines in kansas city, st. louis come the death of the crew do make a difference. 1963 is one of them takes less time to read one than it does to explain. there's only 49 worried, 777, seven lines of seven word each. no word can have more than seven letters unless it is a foreign word. 777 created around our table in st. louis during one of our workshops at the culmination of the invention occurred. so continue the theme and of miles, two experts on it. one from st. louis, missouri. one from illinois and they faced each other across the mississippi river. many of the people, not area, african-american and others from mississippi and so the title of my forthcoming book, which is a fifty-year retrospect

last year -- no, in 2009 the numbers of the top three diversity visas were as follows. 2009, ethiopia, 3,829. nigeria, 3,720. and egypt, a country i visited many, many times, 3,336. no question at all. they are all on the continent of africa. but as recently as 1994, earlier on in this long-standing 30-year setaside, it went more like this, poland, 17,000,396. ireland, 15,659. the united kingdom, great britain, 3,174. mr. speaker, one of the problems with the diversity visa is in fact it's a question of whether you put in all the names in the phone book or not. it's a question of who is gaming the system. it doesn't have any sort of, if you will, setaside to ensure an outcome. and within the outcome, whether you are taking from poland, ireland, united kingdom, or in 1999, the next year, few years later, it switched to bulgaria, nigeria, and albania. these top names that occur have a lot to do with how many people throw their name in a hat. and nothing to do with whether or not they really want to be americans. whether they really have the qualifications, whether they have any connecti

i remember in ethiopia, the president's said to me, the farmers are the smartest people in our country i said why is that? he said because if they worked, that would be dead. -- if they were not, that would be dead. the innovation that it has taken africans to survive difficult conditions means that in the marketplace, they are so sharp. if you have known the struggle, you get good at survival. >> i just want to congratulate you for giving one of the greatest motivational speeches ever. [applause] always also towed to tell you that's ben says hello. how did think we can promote investment and try to promote economic growth and political change in africa? >> it is happening. maybe i could have spent longer on that, but fidel castro school of speechmaking. the key is investment. one of the things we are very pleased with is called millennium challenge account. it is quite an innovative attitude to aids, linking it with the fight against corruption and linking it with business minded approaches to aids, and therefore leveraging it to create the environment for investment. in the dodd-fran

shouldn't we also give opportunities to some residents of other countries like the ukraine or albania or ethiopia to also come so they're not crowded out by applicants from mexico, ippeda, and china. and if we don't -- india and china. and if we don't have a diversity visa, a higher percentage of the. grants will be from mexico, india, and china. that's ok, it's not the end of the world but there is value in having immigrants from across the world. there is value in having ukrainians come to this country. there is value in having ethiopians. there is value in people having diverse social backgrounds and ethnic backgrounds coming to this country to facilitate acclimation to this country. so i think that it was well thought out having the concept whereby people who don't happen to be from mexico, india, or china, or the other main countries, have a way of getting here. it's a good program. so, too, having a stem visa program is absolutely critical call. it's important to our country to make sure we retain the talent we attract to our universitys and nothing is more frustrating to me as an american

because my brother just adopted a little baby from ethiopia, ella, she's coming with my brother, his cook. and i do all the traditional stuff my mom taught me how to cook. there's no changing. you don't mess with perfection. >> thank you, have a great holiday. >>> do you know how to present yourself to get what you want? we'll tell you how to walk into a room with something called executive presence. >>> what's worse, your refrigerator handle or toilet seat? >> what do you mean? >> germs, the kind you need to worry about. >>> the truth about healthy foods, nuts to wine. we'll give you the bottom line. >>> from australia's gold coast to our coast, the adorable cody simpson after your local news. ♪ you are my sunshine, my only sunshine ♪ ♪ you make me happy when skies are gray ♪ [ female announcer ] you know exactly what it takes to make them feel better. ♪ you make me happy [ female announcer ] that's why you choose children's tylenol. the same brand your mom trusted for you when you were young. ♪ how much i love you [ humming ] [ female announcer ] children's tylenol, the #1 brand of