the food for peace program maintains strong accountability for funds. food aid will continue to be branded with u.s. aid logos, predominantly displayed on all program-related materials regardless of whether the food is purchased in the united states or in the affected region. that is the way this program works. and according to the secretary of defense, the defense department supports the president's proposed reform, supports this reform of the food aid program and the defense department has assessed that it will not affect maritime security in any way since these are none militarily useful ships under foreign ownership any way, for the most part. mr. chairman, this is about fixing a broken system. our food aid takes too long to arrive and costs too much to get there. a former top aid official told our committee last week that in fast onset famine such as somalia and wars involving mass population displacements such as darfur, he said i watch people die waiting for food aid to arrive. he wants a change so it can be purchased right there and when they are

public love for eighty as being a fundamental importance to the united states and renamed it food for peace. so the primary objective of food aid policy was surplus disposal but it had a secondary objectives the hope that it would also build future export markets for u.s. agricultural commodities and that it could achieve humanitarian objectives associated with reducing ungar and under nutrition and that it could perhaps with some our allies abroad. with the same law kennedy founded usaid the u.s. organization responsible for international development which would administer civilian foreign aid. is. the u.s. government for spreading the american foreign policy through. and chad systems. during the cold war large quantities of food were sent to countries of strategic importance to the united states like india indonesia and pakistan. likewise large cargoes were sent to eastern asia during the korean and vietnam wars. during the seventy's a large bulk of food aid went to the middle east. during the ninety's after the fall of the berlin wall today it was directed to countries the former eastern

public love for eighty as being a fundamental importance to the united states and renamed it food for peace. so the primary objective of a policy was surplus disposal but it had a secondary objectives the hope that it would also build future export markets for u.s. agricultural commodities and that it could achieve humanitarian objectives associated with reducing ungar and under-nutrition and that it could perhaps with some our allies abroad. with the same law kennedy founded usaid the u.s. organization responsible for international development which would administer civilian foreign aid. is. the u.s. government for spreading many flurried policy through human and. systems. during the cold war large quantities of food were sent to countries of strategic importance to the united states like india indonesia and pakistan. likewise large cargoes were sent to eastern asia during the korean and vietnam wars. during the seventy's a large bulk of food aid went to the middle east. during the ninety's after the fall of the berlin wall today it was directed to countries the former eastern bloc the sam

. >>> thousands gathered for free food and music and a march promoting peace, community and religious tolerance organized by a sikh center. >> reporter: drummers led the peace march in berkeley this morning. the sikh center organizes the event. more than anything they want oprah mote a sense of community. -- want to promote ashiness a sense of -- a sense of community. they gathered to sing and pray. leaders hope events like today's will dispel confusion. >> the identity is very much missnood. we are always compared to the talibans. >> time to educate the people and we believe in one god. we don't believe in terrorism. >> reporter: some continue to be targets of hate crimes. last august a gunman opened fire at a sikh temple leaving six dead and three mounted. last month a man was attacked in fresno. today leaders stressed their religion isn't that different from others. >> telling the truth. telling you to work hard. honest earning. share with others. have their feelings as your feelings. that is what we were taught. >> they started the march in 2006 but moved to berkeley two years lat

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for peace. talks see on our t.v. . the civilized world produces more food than it needs. well people die of hunger in other countries. millions of victims every year. where a meal is the most treasured. is flood or droughts to blame. it was a bad year without a train. we couldn't plods anything but that. we would it of there was great tongue there. was it that help comes too late and without good intentions. charity diplomacy and business want to take. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are today. welcome back to the kaiser report imax geyser time at a target george galloway a member of parliament here in the u.k. george galloway welcome to the kaiser of art all right george galloway i got to get to this right away you're a guest scottish independence tell us the economic and monetary reasons for your position for first of all it wouldn't really be independence we'd still be in the european union and we'd still have an unelected monarch as our head of state and of course the question of which currency we would

for a limited time. i'm stewart harrington, and i sea food differently. >>> nelson mandela is being visited by family members and religious leaders. a bishop said he is praying for a peacefulnd for the former president. we got no official update on that condition this morning. crowds have been gathering outside the hospital where he is being treated. well wishers have left signs and messages of support. >>> president obama will be be in south africa a few days from now. south african officials say he will not visit mandela in the hospital. the white house had said previously officials would reach out to his family and defer to them with regard to any meetings. of course the president has plenty on his agenda. a trip that will have cultural significance but plenty of substance as well. both from a diplomatic and economic fronts. pre president obama and his family are expected to arrive in senegal this afternoon and stay till friday. then the first family heads to south africa. first to meet the president, then to cape town. the trip wraps up in tanzania. he'll be home a week from today. to tell us all about it, george condon who covers the white house for "the national jour

peace to the whole world. we're not calling for of war war ar.we're not calling for worl >> 7 million haitians are going without food every day. children living in remote areas are most at risk. that is despite billions of dollars of international aid following the 2010 earthquake. ofalong the southern coast haiti, malnourished children are becoming an all too common sight. according to officials, many families are going days without food. a growing crisis has largely gone unnoticed. it is now thought two out of every three haitians faces hunger on a daily basis. click sometimes when the time comes to get the children's food, it is not easy to find something for them to eat. sometimes the children do not eat enough. it is already late in the day by the time we find something to you. we do not have enough opportunity to feed them. >> the government statistics are horrifying. almost 7 million people have limited access to food. more than one million face about nutrition. please for help to have been and/or. >> -- cj have been ignored. are going to have to count the dead bodies, because malnutrition is ravaging. >> exp

unrest in turkey including food and photos of the overnight clashes and witness accounts from all across the country international peace talks on syria that were originally set for early this month have been thrown into doubt serious main opposition faction says it won't and to renegotiate until the lebanese group has stopped fighting alongside syrian government troops meanwhile it's been confirmed that several foreign nationals including an american woman at a u.k. citizen have been killed fighting on the side of the rebels artie's marina has the details. the american woman that killed fighting alongside opposition forces in syria has been identified as thirty three year old nicole lynn mansfield her driver license photo in which she's pictured wearing a headscarf was broadcast by a syrian television station mansfield reportedly converted to islam after falling in love and marrying an arab immigrant according to her family mansfield of forced that man three years ago now the u.s. is reportedly working in via the czech republic mission in syria to obtain more information about mansfield's but this is not the first case of an american fighting in syria earlier th

this walkie pie from food twenty to thirty demonstrations were mostly peaceful but all changed on something they know this then ended up with a hours long standoff in the center for front. with so many people. in the clashes that broke out sporadically between the police and protesters. and. we were standing there suddenly police moved in they beat some of us and i was a street there was no reason for that they managed to get out. come from work oh this is your policy not ours now away from me paying throwing in the pepper spraying the idea behind blokey pie was supposed to show the political leaders of europe that they're not happy that they want change and they said that they had a clear message to those leaders in the european union this is book if i frankly have been came alongside the release of unemployment figures for the euro zone countries and they made well pretty desperate reading almost twenty million people are out of work in the eurozone most of them young we're hearing that open almost one in four under twenty five don't have a job and that's what resulted in many people coming out here on on the streets affront to demonstrate. mass rallies also to

the man had been drinking and went for a bike ride taking some of the food along. he threw the bear a peaceounds and scratches, and extreme stupidity. [ applause ] >> you wanted to feed a bear when you were in alaska. >> stephanie: i just wanted a picture. i was like quick, take a picture of the bear. look. >> bears run faster than you. >> stephanie: i know. she is like i don't -- take my picture with the bear. >> they run faster than you bike -- >> stephanie: it was in the backdrop, i thought it would be a cool picture. i'm like hurry, take the picture. >> don't do that. >> stephanie: well, at least i didn't have meat. speaking of dumb things from ariel castro about sarah palin. [♪breaking news theme♪] >> stephanie: oh god she is back. on syria. let allah sort it out. this is where a worm hole has truly opened in the universe i share her point about -- i'm not sure we should be in syria. she said let allah sort it out. [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: oh, boy. >> yeah, but when -- >> stephanie: where is my sarah palin music. you read it. because i can't. >> take a deep breath. >> okay. >> stephani

food free bird clothing videos for your media projects free media. syria calls u.s. claims they use chemical weapons fabrications while russia which is also unconvinced condemns washington's decision to arm rebels as an undermining of peace efforts. turkish medics threatened with losing their licenses for treating injured protesters in istanbul gezi park and demonstrators defy orders to go home and keep up their anti-government rallies. a moderate cleric looks set to become iran's next president without a write off the biggest question now whether hassan rouhani reformist approach will mean a shift in the country's nuclear ambitions. seven pm in moscow i might try.

for food security. >> reporter: i'm in pretoria where nelson mandela's ailing health could overshadow president obama's visit. south africa is seen by the united states as a strategic partner in trade, peacey. while here, president obama is scheduled to interact with young african leaders whose prosperity, he believes, could increase demand for american goods on the continent. he will be traveling with american business leaders in what is seen as an influence to try and counter china's influence, not only here, but his next stop in tanzania. >> reporter: when the president reaches his last stop, it will time to talk money. africa is one of the largest unstaped consumer growth places. the white house is receiving what they call a high-demand signal for u.s. business to push for greater opportunities here. there's no doubt that the u.s. has far to go in china in terms of a continent-wide presence, but the hope is that the u.s. will pray its part in bridging that gap before he gets back on that plane heading home to washington. >>> all right, drama in texas where the state senate was voted to approve some of the toughest restrictions in the country. wendy davis led a filibuster for more than

food. it's oscar mayer. jenna: welcome back. new doubts today about the possibility of peace talks for the taliban after the group claimed responsibilityrazen early morning attack on key buildings near the presidential palace in our annex in kabul one of the most fortified areas in the afghan capitol. they bluffed their way past checkpoints before opening fire killing several guards. the ministry of defense in afghanistan says the assault was intended for our cia offices. this all happening a day after washington sends a special envoy to afghanistan to gain momentum between negotiatio negotiations between the local government and the taliban. daniel green served in afghanistan, he's a fellow at the institute for near east possible. and we have the senior correspondent and associate editor of "the washington post" and spent a great deal of time in afghanistan. both of our guests have written books about their experiences and it's nice to have you both with us today. raj, let me start with you. you can even see it in the way we introduced the segment. one of the things you say hi it's often misleading is referring to the taliban like the

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