fred: that's a goal shared by the u.s.ranted hundreds of millions of dollars to help farmers across the developing world. but very little of that money goes to local start-ups, like chaku foods. the grants, tens of millions of dollars and up, have reporting and accounting requirements well beyond their capacity. >> so much of our time is on the ground in the field and, you know, committing hours and time to really go through the paperwork, answer the questions , are some of the things that maybe keep us from fully integrating into that system. fred: so, most local non-government groups or startups in food, health care or other services must settle for small sub-contracting roles with the large international agencies and private, u.s.-based companies that receive the vast majority of u.s. development aid contracts. >> we've never contracted directly to usaid. fred: alloysius attah started a company called farmerline in 2013. it provides a range of services to a wide spectrum of small farmers. on this day, conducting a semin

fred: guidelines of federal -- fred: what he sees as a lack of trust is reflected in the strict guidelinesrnment grant applications, intended to ensure accountability and protect against corruption. >> corruption is everywhere. you know, corruption is not just for locally led organizations or like developing countries. it is everywhere. fred: the large aid contractors are experts in federal procurement, he and other critics say, but after administrative overhead, travel and consultant fees consume most of the award dollars. and, to improve their chances of being awarded grants, he says these companies approach groups like his early in the process, proposing to write them in as local partners. >> it is exploitation. they get your content, they get your knowledge, not just your knowledge, the actual pictures to write the application, your videos, your impact reports. fred: when the grant is awarded, he says, the local partner is cut out. >> we've experienced that like a thousand times. it's almost like you meet a girl and then you're very excited. the person leads you on, you pour your heart

fred: but, it's compliance.livering results that improve people's lives. >> and that's the quiet part that no one wants to say out loud. fred: justin richmond is an army veteran who later worked with usaid in afghanistan. in 2015, he founded a non-profit that collects and analyzes data on conditions in conflict-torn areas, working with local community leaders to learn what they see as the most pressing needs, and to learn the root causes of the conflict or suffering. he says he's found few takers among aid companies >> the for-profits aren't properly subcontracting down to the experts. they're keeping everything in-house. because again, no one's checking on them. no one's trying to have impact. fred: richmond told me he once shared findings gathered in the conflict-ridden sahel region of west africa with the largest aid implementing company, chemonics. data that he said would be useful to improve the outcome of development projects. >> she looked at it and answered, this is phenomenal work. you should really be

fred: we invited chemonics to comment.ade group of aid implementing companies. samantha power: moving forward, we are going to provide at least a quarter of all our funds directly to local partners over the course of the next five -- next four years. fred: at the time administrator power made that pledge in 2021, local partners got just about 7 percent of award dollars. the agency has moved to simplify the grant process, also requiring some new contracts to phase in locally-led control. that percentage has since hovered near 10 percent, still well short of the target. power declined our request for an interview, as did mark green, her predecessor from the first trump administration. >> it's not easy. it takes time. four years isn't enough time. fred: brian atwood was usaid administrator during the clinton administration. he traces some of the agency's current problems back to his tenure at the end of the cold war. >> people said they wanted a peace dividend. the peace dividend didn't come out of the defense department. it

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>> it sure was fred.s you can imagine, there were people worshiping in church this morning that knew president carter for decades, but also people from neighboring states who have come over the years to see him teach sunday school. they felt compelled to return this morning. you heard from president carter's niece there. she has now since taken over those sunday school lessons, and she leaned on the book of psalms this morning talking about how their hearts were heavy, they were broken, but that they will rely on god's strength in this moment. and what is also remarkable about maranatha baptist church is that it has a lead female pastor. president carter, notably broke, of course, with the southern baptists on this issue. he believed that women should have equal standing in all spaces, and especially in religious spaces. take a listen to how she's thinking about this moment i believe the the heart of maranatha, the people that are here, um, though we may be few, i think we are mighty in our hearts to offe

fred d mcgee united states army. for conspicuous gallantry at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty. cpl. fred mcgee distinguished himself by gallantry and action near tang-wang-ni courier in 1952 and an assault on any fortified p positions . as gunner on a light machine gun and weapons squad cpl. mcgee delivered a heavy volume of supporting fire from an exposed position despite intense enemy machine gun and mortar fire on his location . though forced to move his gun several times he continued to support the assault and get covering fire to the assault elements of his platoon r. when his squad leader was wounded with several other members assumed command and moved the squad further forward to a more exposed position in order to deliver neutralizing fire on enemy machine gunssweeping the other platoon . when his machine gunner was mortally wounded he again took over the gun. on order he directed his squad to withdraw and voluntarily remained behind to help evacuate the wounded and dead . though wounde

it was through fred. greg jokingly said, we will now rise and be dismissed, explaining that the president had so perfectly covered all the points of the lesson. irene, for two, sat behind the carters in church and said that amy tugged at her tooth during the service. when she pulled it out. she crawled over two or three people and handed it to the president. he took it and after a few minutes, handed it over to mrs. carter, examined it, and then put it in her purse. after the 1980 presidential election to ronald reagan, president carter received a letter of support from first baptist church, approved unanimously by its members. i'm not going to get emotional because we'll be here two more months and i can't sustain it that long. it is always remarkable when baptists pass something unanimously. and that makes a beautiful and the proclamation even more dear to us because it's so rare. i'm very grateful for a chance to. be a member of this church. it's been an exhilarating and a. calming and a satisfying, gr

>> it was fred. there were people in church this morning that knew jimmy carter for decades, but also people that traveled from neighboring states who used to come to hear him teach sunday school, which he, of course, did for many decades. and you heard from jimmy carter's niece there. she has since taken over teaching sunday school lessons. she led with the book of psalms this morning and talked about, though their hearts were heavy, they were leaning on god's strength. at this time. what's baptist church is that it is now led by a female pastor and president. carter notably broke with the southern baptists more than two decades ago over this issue, over women having equal footing in religious spaces. take a listen to how the pastor of the church is thinking about this moment. >> the verse that just stands out in my mind right now is, i think, of preparing for this week and for president carter to be laid to rest, really is to die. is gain. um, and just this morning, as as i worked through this serm

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i'm fred pleitgen in london, and this is the cnn newsroom.merica's top doctor is putting the spotlight on growing evidence of a link between alcohol and cancer. the u.s. surgeon general warns that even drinking small amounts of alcoholic beverages could increase your risk of developing the potentially deadly disease. cnn's brian todd has more. waking up the next day, straight off the holiday partying season. >> a stark warning about the effects of alcohol from america's top doctor, surgeon general vivek murthy, issued a warning that alcohol consumption can increase our risk of cancer. >> and doctor murthy called for new warning labels on alcoholic beverages. >> i think it really helps raise awareness that alcohol is a risk factor for certain diseases, including cancer, and that even lower levels of alcohol use can still be associated with the development of certain cancers. >> the surgeon general's office says alcohol is now the third leading preventable cause of cancer in the united states, behind tobacco and obesity. >> doctor murthy said i

fred embodies the very best of our country. in june 1952, his unit was attacked.s. they were ordered to fall back. but fred refused, refused to leave. until he helped every wounded soldier evacuate. private first class charlie johnson. growing up, in the words of charlie's high school classmate, he was a heck of a football player. well, back in 1952, charlie signed up to serve in korea. traded his jersey for a uniform. during one battle, he gave his life to defend a bunker full of wounded soldiers. his valor save ten men, including an old high school classmate. general richard -- excuse me -- cavazos. a young first lieutenant in korea. richard led his men through a difficult, deadly mission in enemy territory. eventually, he was ordered to retreat, but he stayed. he stayed, rescuing wounded soldiers one by one, until everyone of of them was evacuated. richard went on to serve for three decades in the army, becoming the country's first hispanic four-star general. captain hugh nelson, helicopter pilot, and a proud young father. he was just 28 years old when he and h

corporal fred mcgee, a midwesterner, a steelworker, and a gunner.the first integrated army units of the korean war, fred embodied the very best of our country. in june 1952, his unit was attacked. they took casualties. they were ordered to fall back, but fred refused, refused to leave until he helped every wounded soldier evacuate. private first class charlie johnson growing up, in the words of charlie's high school classmate, he was a heck of a football player. well, back in 1952, charlie signed up to serve in korea, trading his jersey for a uniform. during one battle, he gave his life to defend the bunker full of his wounded soldiers. his valor saved ten men, including an old high school classmate, general richard. excuse me, excuse me. cavazos, a young first lieutenant in korea, richard led his men through a difficult and deadly mission in enemy territory. eventually, he was ordered to retreat. but he stayed. he stayed, rescuing wounded soldiers one by one until every one of them was evacuated. richard went on to serve for three decades in the ar

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[applause] >> victoria secrest accepting behalf of her father corporate fred mcghee.tion to orders. president of the united states of america authorized by act of congress march 3rd, 1863 has awarded in the name of congress the medal of honor to corporal fred b. mcghee united states army. for conspicuous gal ran try at the risk of his life above and beyond call of duty corporal distinguished himself by korea on june 16th, 19 52 in an assault on enemy fortified positions.on as gunner on a light machine gun and a weapons squad corporal mcghee delivered high supporting fire from an exposed position despite intense enemy machine gun and mortifier directly on his location, m though, forced o move his gun several times he continued to support the assault, and give covering fire to the h assault elements of his platoon. when his squad leader was wounded together with several other member of his squad he assumed command and moved squad even farther forward to a more exposed position. in order to deliver neutralizing fire on an enemy machine gun sweeping other assault platoon

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fred teel is the ceo of mara that that currently holds 44,89 if 3 bitcoin on the balance sheet.me now in a fox business exclusive. fred, you've been banging the crypto drum for years and finally the world -- yeah, with a big assist from if donald trump -- has woken up. what does that mean for mara at least this year? >> i think if you look at any move if upwards in the price of bitcoin directly affects the value of our company because with we hold over $4 billion of bitcoin on the balance sheet. so we'll continue to to mine bitcoin every month, and we'll add anywhere from 700-900 bitcoin a month just through mining in addition to our purchases. we purchased a lot of bitcoin last year as well the take advantage of price moves that we expected, and we think, we're very optimist inabout this year. we -- optimistic. most people would say bitcoin will end the year north of $150x , possibly 200k. depending on who you believe. liz: what do you believe? [laughter] >> you have a couple of things, right in if the strategic bitcoin reserve happens, lots of countries are be going to follow

fred ross, senior to cesar chavez. there's others you mentioned the book from freedom summer of 64 and mississippi. talk to us about what you learned from your teachers about the craft and discipline of organizing and and what do you actually mean? the craft of organizing drives the practice of democracy. what does that mean? it's a really good i mean, i think where i began to learn what organizing was and really find what my calling was, was in mississippi because the inequalities were so stark white, black on everything. and but it's also clear that it's also that we're closer a little closer. i it's also where i learned the difference charity and justice that charity is like, oh, how, how sad. let me help you. justice. why is it happening let me change it. and when you ask that, you get pushback because it is the way it is because there's a power. so then you have to figure how to generate power and of course, the bus boycott us all about how people's feet, if used together, could become a source of power instead of

. >> fred jeff zeleny, thank you so much. there at the carter center.ning me right now to talk more about the life and legacy of jimmy carter is martin luther king the third? he is the son of the late civil rights leader, doctor martin luther king jr., and a civil rights advocate in his own right. martin, great to see you. >> and same here. >> what does this day, this moment feel like for you? >> well, it does not feel like the end of an era. it really feels like probably there could be new beginnings, because at this particular time, with all our our nation is facing, we can look back to the leadership of president carter and mrs. carter and reflect on a life of phenomenal service. you know, i remember, uh, just being in his presence on a number of occasions. i remember the fact that, you know, after he left the presidency, he chose to build houses for people. how many people have houses today that president carter and mrs. carter directly helped to build? i remember him traveling around the world to observe elections and ensure that democracy was prot

and this, of course, fred will be his final resting place on thursday. fred.ndeed. >> i know a lot of people look forward to those last few moments they have with the former president. >> i love one of the moments that you're one of your guests. earlier today described the woman who talked about how he came over. he saw wobbly chair, took the chair, and she's wondering, what are you doing? and he ended up returning. it fixed. >> yeah, in his 90s, in his 90s. just about ten years ago, he saw something was broken. he didn't ask. he just picked it up and he fixed it. >> beautiful moments like that. eva mckend. thank you so much. let's go now to jeff zeleny at the carter presidential center, the site of carter's nonprofit organization, his presidential library and museum. jeff, what will take place there later today when the motorcade arrives? and our people are already lining up to be able to get a glimpse. >> well, fredricka, as the motorcade makes its way here to atlanta, it will at first stop by the atlanta state capitol. of course, that's where jimmy carter f

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