ambassador to ghana. discussing u.s. business in ghana. joining us fro from our washington bureau.n ont, we will get you the markets update. later, we meet the daredevil flier looking to conquer mount everest. ♪ >> malaysian officials are investigating an unexploited radar blip detected far off the course of flight 370. --s is be enemies officials vietnamese officials check on the root. as object is described potentially significant. radar picked up the unknown -- 45 in the area of minutes after contact was lost with the jet whose rude to beijing win over the gulf of thailand on the other side of the country. there has been confusion and signs of tension among nations in the search. countries including india, japan and 42 ships and aircraft are looking for the boeing 777. better tracking information would be a big help. bloomberg news has learned that malaysian airlines opted out of the service to collect real-time performance data from jets like flight 370. megan hughes is here with more. do we know why at this point echo >> the airline is not saying. what we are-- talking about h

. >> in 2010, team usa lost to ghana.ad evans and matt bassler about their outlook. >> we have a difficult group, we play ghana, portugal, germany. >> you are in a tough position. >> no shying away from it. it is going to be a difficult task. i think we all truly believe that we play well and play our best. there is no reason why we will not advance. >> what scares you the most -- germany, portugal, ghana? >> nothing scares us. this past summer we played germany and had a 4-3 win. ghana is a team that has beaten us the past two world cups. it feels like a bit of a redemption game. if you can start off with ghana and get three points, you set yourself up well. >> sounds good. major league soccer kicks off its 19th season this weekend. the longest running pro soccer league in u.s. history. its success rests on players like brad, matt, and david beckham. beckham announced he will buy into a new mls club franchise in miami. >> brought that recognition, he came at a time, 2007. it was not that hard of a time for mls. he brough

in ghana, there's not that there. >> the only child of a poor single mother in ghana, he came for the education she couldn't afford. >> my mum combining work and, like, taking care of me too was her priority. i'm the only one she has got. it's just me and her to support. she made sure everything was right. i told her i want to play basketball, and, firstly, i'd like to be a physiotherapist, yes, a physiotherapist, yes. >> in countries like ghana, soccer is a dominant sport. this is why men like mimi falconer, the coach of the ghanaian team is invaluable to american sion for me to help the underprivileged kids to get out and make the best of their lives. >> nearly 30% of their population lives below the poverty level. >> with that and mind. falconer reached out to jack whitehead. whid head began to help afghan basketball players transition pro bono. >> he said "i have a kid here, you have to get there." miami is tough. he doesn't give me a lot of kids. if he gives me one, he's a good ball player. >> after considering is number of schools around the country. whitehead called the headmas

ghana is a team that has beaten us the past two world cups.ke a bit of a redemption game. if you can start off with donna and get three points, you set yourself up well. sounds good. major league soccer kicks off its 19th season this weekend. the longest running pro soccer league in u.s. history. its success rests on players like brad, matt, and david beckham. beckham announced he will buy into a new mls club franchise in miami. recognition, he came at a time, 2000 seven. it was not that hard of a time for mls. he brought a little spark. he did tremendous, he won two mls cups with the galaxy. people look at mls now. >> it is taking off and growing. myself as a player, i love playing in the mls. such an exciting time. termsyou see momentum in of soccer? and roads in the last decade in terms of participation and teams. >> purchase a patient especially at a youth level. now you are seeing it grow beyond that. with theeeing it expansion of five teams and now 3, 4, or five more. we are in a great place right now. both of us are fortunate, he plays

al invierno, por lo menos de manera oficial, y darle la bienvenida a la estación de las flores >> ghanaonar los goles que le presentamos todos lodias >> finalmente termina el invierno, primer día de primavera, la temporada empezó a las 1257 de la tarde, cuando el centro del sol >> para la despedida sabia usted que l afelicidad es hereditaria, es un factor, hay cosas sencillas que nos llenana, hoy esl día internacional de la felicidad, salimos a la calle a preguntar qué lo hace feliz >> la carita feliz es simbolo del sentimiento, el ser humano se preocupa por fla felicidad, qué es, pero puede ser que a pesar de los esfuerzos no lo logremos, el 48 % de la felicida docnstante es hereditaria, pequeños genes que pasan hacia nosotros, con caras felices o tristes, la otra mitad tiene que ver con eventos aislados >> hacerse el tiempo para hacer las cosas que nos gusta >> un café, pasear, estos eventos son momentaneos, son efimeros, la eomoción de ser feliz, qué hacer si la mitad de la felicidad no la podemos controlar >> de acuerdo con el científico arthur que tiene investigaciones sobre el tem

. >> ghana se habÍa devorado a estados unidos en octavos de sudÁfrica 2010, y pretendÍa repetir el platoa internacional de la felicidad, la fecha establecida por la asamblea general de las naciones unidas,y que se celebrÓ en primera vez el aÑo pasado como una forma de crear conciencia sobre el bienestar de las personas. >> y naciones unidas prepara un raking de los paÍses mÁs felices, veamos. >> los paÍses mÁs felices son mi dinamarca, noruega suiza, holanda, suecia. >> los paÍses mÁs felices en amÉrica latina,costa rica, panamÁ mÉxico venezuela y brasil. >> quÉ pasÓ con colombia? las quiero mucho y que todo va a salir muy bien. >> sÉ que ambas son fuertes, son jÓvenes, van a salir adelante. >> gracias, enzo. >> todo va a salir bien, mija, todo va a salir bien ¿verdad? >> sÍ, tia, no te preocupes. >> ay perdÓn, perdon, pero no puedo parar de llorar. >> no te preocupes, rebe. >> que dios te bendiga, lupita, por este sacrificio que estÁs haciendo por tu hermana.

. >> ghana se habÍa devorado a estados unidos en octavos de sudÁfrica 2010, y pretendÍa repetir el platornacional de la felicidad, la fecha establecida por la asamblea general de las naciones unidas,y que se celebrÓ en primera vez el aÑo pasado como una forma de crear conciencia sobre el bienestar de las personas. >> y naciones unidas prepara un raking de los paÍses mÁs felices, veamos. >> los paÍses mÁs felices son mi dinamarca, noruega suiza, holanda, suecia. >> los paÍses mÁs felices en amÉrica latina,costa rica, panamÁ mÉxi ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. ♪ "al despertar" >>> que tal. es viernes 21 de marzo de 2014. >>> quÉ felicidad que es viernes. >>> hoy es mi santo. >>> santa fabiola.

it should be pretty much trip of a lifetime for these kids as they go to see what they see in ghana and will make a full report when they get back. finally, next week, dpw will be updating the police commission on the new headquarters building on the easter bond and you will be getting a copy of the powerpoint with the facility studied with the new station to be proposed. the study is lengthy and very detailed and a comprehensive overview. muhammad and have been heroic in putting this together. i will defer the rest of my time to captain. >> thank you, chief. line item 2b. >> director hicks is feeling under the weather. frank from o cc will give the report. >> good evening, president mazzucco, commissioners, supervisor, chief and members of the public. i would like to take this opportunity to talk to everybody about the occ, office of citizens complaints. we used the district meetings as an opportunity to do outreach and to tell you all what we are all about. my name is i nez, a chairman at the occ. i'm here instead of director hicks, who is under the weather. i will speak a little bit

they don't have the direction, which way to go, so they joke with it. >> in countries like ghana, there are few basketball courts and no basketball leagues, mostly because soccer is a dominant sport. men like falconer, the coach, have become invaluable to american scouts. >> it's a passion for me to help the underprivileged kids get out there and make the best of their lives. >> nearly 30% of the population of ghana lives below the poverty lef. with that in mind falconer reached out to jack whitehead, a scouting service out of philadelphia. whitehead was helping african basketball players transmit pro bono. >> he said "i have a kid here, you have to get there." he's tough. he doesn't give me a lot of kids. when he gives me one, you know he's a good ball player, person. >> what was your first impression of koby when you saw him as a player. >> based on how much or how little he played, how far he was develop. i figured once he gets here and plays, he'll be incredible. >> whitehead knew it could take more than talent. there's plenty of similar programs focussing on cultivating players. th

>> september 25th, 2013, and 16-year-old kobe iyete is preparing to go to the american embassy in ghana. what he is praying for is that basketball will open the door to a better future? >> i have been waiting for this opportunity all my life. this is his american dream. it's one of the latest nat pipeline of african basketball players who have left their country for placement in american high schools. >> so many opportunities, go to games where coaches come and watch you play a to help you out the only child of a poor single mother, he came here for the education she couldn't afford. film the only one she has. it's me and her. no father, you know, to support. she always made sure everything was right because i told her, i told her that i want to play basketball and firstly, i would like to be basketball first. >> in current trees like ghana, soccer is the dominant support. the 16 and under national teams have become invaluable to american scouts. >> it's just a passion for me to help the underprivileged kids get out there and make the best of that i their lives, not just going to waste

ghana is the place to invest. check out this desperation heave at a minnesota high school game. unbelievable. this was at the end of the fourth overtime. gave them a win. here it goes. oh, yeah. that is beautiful. [applause] ♪ >> this is "lunch money" on bloomberg television. streaming live on bloomberg.com, your tablet, and your smartphone. i am adam johnson. in world, it has been almost a week since malaysian air flight 370 disappeared with 230 nine people aboard. few clues and fewer answers. >> the cabin crew or the pilot may have been involved in this? >> we are looking at that possibility. [indiscernible] >> malaysian authorities looking into the possibility the pilot or crew were involved, even intentionally. >> can you explain whether you have any evidence to confirm and if so -- the system was shut down systematically. can you tell us whether or not -- >> there are four or five possibilities we are exploring. it could have been done intentionally, it could be done under duress. it could be done because of an explosion. i do not want to go into speculation. >> two systems

ghana pagÓ los platos rotos con un bombazo de ozil.previa del clÁsico, tenemos chivas contra atlante. >>> un gusto estar aquÍ. un sabado de clÁsico tapatÍo, de mucha actividad. y una cascada de goles que se vio, goleadas histÓricas. esto y mÁs a continuaciÓn. >>> nos vamos hasta inglaterra, partido entre chelsea y arsenal. hubo un solo equipo. los goles cayeron uno tras otro. el equipo de mourinho demostrÓ por quÉ es el lÍder. un equipo compacto, cierto eblilibrio. y la vÍctima fueron los gunners. seguimos en inglaterra, el manchester city superÓ 5 por 0 al fulham. y el chileno pellegrini estÁ a 6 del lÍder. en otro nuro continuo la feria de drogas, suÁrez demostrÓ por quÉ es una estrella. y derrota con claridad 6 por 3 al cardiff. y 4 puntos abajo del chelsea. y rooney hizo los dos goles en la victoria fente al west ham. "chicharito" saliÓ de la banca, st jugÓ los Últimos 15. en alemania bayern venciÓ al mainz. el equipo de guardiola tiene 23 puntos de ventaja cuando faltan 8 encuentros. esta noche se juega el clÁsico, chivas contra a

mango has been a member of ghana lino for ag is thanks to fan trade he and his family and on average one thousand two hundred euros a month over ten times more than a farm worker in the dominican republic. he has graduated from the position of small producer to that of small company boss at the time this is my plot to set up the i own both this and in this side everything was us how many heads are still have to send about for. show you how we cut the renowned us. look at them ok let's have a local. when i stand next to that bunch of fearing the bunch here are. my go no longer counts the bananas himself he now calls upon how you should migrants. and for your as a day on average which is the minimum wage. for all son was the haitians that to work on your farm. who are there yes we mean their names yes. and i'm going to tell your mother her thou they've got strange names he's called gene say the others have funny names i'm not sure. how many haitians work with you cry some bananas think saying. oh. but what's life like here we don't get the part of the boss is paid in dollars of what he

a physical therapist. >> in countries like ghana few basketball courts and no leagues.gely because soccer is the dominant sport. this is why men, his coach, on the national team, have become invaluable to american scouts. >> it is passion for me to help the under privileged kids to get out there and make the best of their lives. >> 30% of the population lives below the poverty level. he reached out to the scouting service based in philadelphia and white is helping the players transition to american high schools six years ago pro bono and understanding the important qualities in such moves. >> i have got a kid here, you have to get there. so he's tough. he's not giving me a lot of kids and when i get one, you know, he's normally a good ballplayer, pretty good person. >> in the spring of 2013, after considering a number of schools around the country, he called the head master and coach at capital christian school in maryland. >> in his case we knew immediately he was our type of young man, he's humble, honest and forthright and had confidence and an interesting glow and e

in ghana, it isn't like that there. >> the only child of a poor single mother in ghana, he came here couldn't afford. >> to my mom i would say combining work and like taking care of me, too was her priority, because i'm the only one she's got and it's just me and her, no father to, you know, to support. she always made sure everything was right, because i told her, i told her i want to play basketball, and firstly, i'd like to help. >> in countries like ghana, soccer is the dominant sport. this is why men like kobe's coach on the national team have become invaluable to american scouts. >> it's just a passion for me to have the underprivileged kids get out there and make the best of their lives and not just going to waste here. >> nearly 30% of the population lives below the poverty level. with that in mind, two years after start to go coach him, he reached out to the founder of a scouting service in philadelphia. he has begun helping african basketball players go to high schools, pro bono. >> he said hey, i've got a kid here. you have to get there. he's tough. he doesn't give me a wh

>> those are the names of his two mentors, the president of ghana -- those two mentors, he becomes thembodiment of the pan african revolution. this rather view the notion of democracy -- this this notion of democracy? >> in a way you fight for radical a mock received. is kwame ture he began to feel it is nothing more than hypocrisy. -- youwhat in your mind can teach us seminars on this one question, but what are the most misunderstood things all these years later about stokely carmichael? >> one is that he is just an angry young man. two, that he is somehow antiwhite. stokely has huge interracial relationships. never against white people. finally that his call for black power disrupted the civil rights movement. it really didn't disrupt the civil rights movement. it spoke truth to power to what so many people are feeling. also in the international arena. is onestokely carmichael of the most underappreciated, misunderstood, undervalued personalities this country has produced, and thankfully peniel e. joseph is changing that for us. read this text. gone through it. i highly recommend it

and then he moved to ghana. engrained in the culture here, and did that hurt his legacy and credibility here in the civil rights movement? >> milissa, he moves to guinea in west africa and becomes kwame it is ture after the presidents in ghana, respectively. he's going to make the argument he's organizing for a pan-african revolution. and he is, but certainly he loses the national celebrity he had gotten in the late 1960s. and his politics become more narrower because he's arguing that he has really the answers to this question, this conundrum of revolution. so certainly he's not going to be the same kind of icon by the time he moves to africa. >>> thank you for the correction on his name and for a great book. one of the producers read it and said he loved it. author of "stokely a life." thank you for watching this sunday afternoon. we'll be back next weekend at 2:00 p.m. eastern time, but first, "disrupt with karen finney" own the latest on the missing malaysian plane an the crisis in ukraine. have a great even

s and let's not forget that russia and nato have been cooperate since together end of ghana's star in order to bat all of this right and they have done so quite successfully and russia has opened its arms saying you are free and welcome to take military hardware through the russian territory but have we heard about anyone trying to sanction people in those years absolutely not and why is that because they need that but when it comes to drug trafficking this is something that the whole world needs but it seems that they're willing to jeopardize all this put millions of people's lives on the line for once again ok thank you very much. but amid all the blame and threats there are also prominent voices in europe calling for common sense to prevail including from a former west german chancellor european union and u.s. sanctions against russia are nonsense further economic sanctions will not achieve anything the situation in ukraine is dangerous because the west is terribly nervous . it would have been ideal to arrange a g eight meeting now it would in any case contribute to peace movement

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their journey to ghana was the brain child of jason johnson.they will spent nine days getting some perspective on the difference between life in the bay view neighborhood and life in west africa. >> we want to share what we know here and feed off of them and things like that. >> i'm hoping just to get a better appreciation for life here and a better understanding of the way the other people live. and just hopefully bring some of that back here and share with other people my experiences. >> officer johnson says the motivation cam from his memories of positive male role models while he was being raised by a single mother. >>> almost killed wheel sleeping in his car. the close call after an explosion sent a propane tank flying. >> i'm using live storm tracker 2 to detail where the rain will be falling wireless networks are awesome. they let us use our phones to do amazing things. but why sign a 2-year phone contract just to use them? at net10 wireless, you can use the phone you already have and keep your network and number, too. but for half the c

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he is taking 7 teens to ghana for 9 days. they flew out of sfo this afternoon.connect them with the journey of their ancestors and show them there are deeper struggles and triumphs. >> anybody we come in contact with we will share what we know here and feed off of them and things like that. >> i am hoping just to get a better appreciation for life here and a better understanding of the way the other people live and bring some of that back here and share with other people my experiences. >> i want to visit the school system out there and see how it is different from school systems out here and how they value education. >> the teens had to get pass ports and other preparations but they didn't have to pay anything. all the money was donated. that is he says he was raised by a single mother and he is thankful he came into contact with positive male role models. he wanted to be that for children in the community he serves today. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. san francisco 49er chris culliver walks out of jail. the charges he was arrested for and the weapons they found. >> str

ghana, fiv five wick et cetera,i lanka is winners by 59 runs. biggest shock of the tournament, as deteeted by the netherlands. >> 5-nil asher series, prior to this match but the dutch got off to a flying start, 39 of 45 balls. stewart broad finished with three wickets, 133 to 5. it was with the balls on that world t-20 at lords in 2009, and sunlt looked on track. wickets falling one after the other until england was balled out for 88, a 41-run lead. home of ahead of sri lanka and india. >> tuesday in dacca, the defen defending champions, dramatic win off of australia, six-wicket victory,. >> last year in our premier league we had a hot of guys from pakistan, you know, we have a good friendship with them, so it's -- we just hope that at the end of the day, it is another good game,. >> from contradict let cricket r attention to reclaiming world number 1 ranking, the world number 1 nadal, disappointmented right from the start. he won this epic last point to chose out the final in straight sets, 6-3 and 6-3. this is one of just three masters events

ghana, portugal and germany and u.s.t's known as the group of death based on the strength of the teams, including germany who are among the early favorites to win the world cup. but it's also the distance that the teams will have to travel. they'll play in sao paulo, but all their venues are in the northern part of the country where they will travel 9,000 miles, more than any other team in the country. the matches are going to be strong enough, but they're going to be on planes going back and forth. >> why don't they move? is that a silly question? >> they're based where they are. >> michael, appreciate it. it feels like a silly question now. a look at today's top stories when we return. this is al jazeera america. of state kerry, though they're thousands of miles apart, they have the same goal in mind. >> i'm joie chen, i'm the host of america tonight, we're revolutionary because we're going back to doing best of storytelling. we have an ouportunity to really reach out and really talk to voices that we haven't heard bef

group g com comprised of german, portugal and ghana, also known as the group of death. but another challenge facing the team is the distance it will have to travel. the teams are based in sao pau sao paulo, but all games are up here in the north. they'll fly to natal and then fly back, and then fly back up and it will be 9,000 miles to play those three games over the course of a week and a half. >> i guess its locked in. >> it is locked in. now here's the thing, if they get out of group play, they'll be closer to where the matches will be played. there is an advantage late but it's a tough run early. >> they move the friendly to cypress. >> and there was a lot of fun because there is fun to be had in cypress. >> but the games almost canceled all together. they needed a written letter from ukraine. they were in germany, their coach is from germany. they want adler before they got on the plane. then they flew and then got beat. >> a lot of fun to be had in cypress. an astroid the size of a football field sle flew by eart. retirement. whether its bail-outs or bond rates th

maybe we need to look at ghana, for example, latin america. we need to diversify where we spend.can't doubt that fact that china is the big market both ways. as you say, 1/3 of china's trade with the eu is trade with germany. both sides need each oether, bu you do get the sense of the increasing weariness amongst german business. >> we'll keep across those trade talks for you. let's stay with china and chinese film buffs. yes, they are, well, very soon able to get a say in what movies they want made in the country. that's because the chinese ecommerce giant alibaba will allow film fans to invest in the movie industry in china. it's tipped to get even bigger. certainly bigger than hollywood. that's expected as more and more production houses are going to take off. the multi-plex cinemas are going to spring up. are investors confident a chinese film will be a good investment? let's find out more. lucky to be joined by the chinese film leader, jing li. she's collaborating to make the first production between the chinese and the british industry. great to have you in the studio. i me

taliban insurgents holed up inside and afghan forces who had arrived on the scene now of course of ghana's then is heading to the polls in just about a week to elect a new president and this comes as violence has spiraled and escalated in the country not just across afghanistan but here in the capital on tuesday insurgents attacked an election commission office here in the capital and just a week before that about ten days ago we saw a very devastating attack against a highly fortified hotel here the serena hotel in which nine people were killed including a prominent journalist the taliban have of course threatened to disrupt this election afghanistan's potentially first ever democratic handover of power and today is another day that shows that these insurgents are certainly bent on making good on that violence promise. thank you very much for more perspective let's cross live now to a political analyst the presidential candidate sultanzoy mr sultanzoy thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. the election is of course next week do you expect the security situation to deteriorate in

so no mention of ghana's them because russia is actually the main conduit of drugs or reginae them from there and ninety percent of drug addicts are actually use heroin so it's a massive problem for russia but also all the countries so if america thinks that what they're doing right now is that my general. by doing this by stopping cooperation on drug trafficking and they're gravely mistaken because this will actually affect every single other country including the united states and of course now we face a danger of tit for tat sanctions don't we yes although russia has never said that they won't go tit for tat it's america that started all of this and it's a dangerous game they're playing because in fact the united states relies on a rush hour for a number of things including space and this is what's funny because we haven't really heard about any sanctions i would do with any scientists or for example the space station because just on tuesday in fact i have the information here a russian soyuz rocket took off from kazakhstan delivering a u.s. arsenal not why because they need russia f

and ghana stance president launches a tour i had against the u.s. government as. saying it's ignored the interest of his people and the long running war. watching our teen or national coming to live from moscow with me marina josh welcome to the program. president putin asshole to military exercises in western and central russia which he says were completed successfully the large scale drills caused a storm of speculation in western countries were in a posture of explains some countries actually saw all of these military drills as preparation for war we had the white house call and. to refrain from such provocation nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen are also escalating tension in ukraine with its action but these were merely military exercises that every country conducts including russia on the regular basis these war games in fact include one hundred fifty thousand soldiers ninety aircraft over eight hundred tanks and some military drills are planned and others are on that spot the precisely the right in a small of a country in case of a war that like t

fidel castro, goes to nigeria, but in africa finds his identity, meets with the proposed president of ghana and decides he will return to africa and this will be the base for revolution. >> ifill: where do the black panthers fit into in continuum? >> he found the first black panther county in lions county in mississippi. he becomes honorary prime minister of the black panther party to have self-defense and leads the charge to free the imprisoned minister of the defense of the bbp. >> ifill: was there a point in time when he transferred from being non-violent to violent and feeling that was a legitimate response? >> we have to turn our back on this country. >> by the same we look at carmichael as a black powerful figure in '68, he's talking about armed rebellion and revolution and it will take armed struggle to fulfill the pan-african revolution. he's never a philosophical believer in non-violence but believes it's a tactic and adopts the discipline of non-violence. >> ifill: we spent time talking about the anniversary of the march on washington. >> yes. >> ifill: was he part of that? he cal

thanks for staying with us here on our team international as of ghana stunned gives up for next week's presidential elections the violence in the country skating up a foreign guest house came under attack and insurgent attacks in the west of the capital kabul on friday the taliban claimed responsibility for the assault in which a child was killed artie's lucy calf an office in the afghan capital. this is the third attack in ten days now against an upscale neighborhood here in kabul this specific attack was against a guest house that was used by both afghan and foreign citizens it unfolded at about four pm we were actually about eight hundred meters away filming at a police checkpoint when we heard a loud explosion a blast and saw dark smoke billowing into the air the taliban did claim responsibility for the attack and according to afghan authorities the insurgents detonated a bomb outside of this foreign guest house and then gunman entered we were on the scene shortly thereafter and for several hours we witnessed a prolonged gun battle between the taliban insurgents holed up inside and

media first of all your reaction to it this decree signed today by the prime minister and which eases ghana build the bridge before november between the russian mainland in the crimean peninsula it really has all the trimmings that said there is this consolidation the crimea for all the talk is going to be squarely under russia's influence for good. i'm not sure if that's really the course of events on the bridge deal was discussed and signed with the government of ukraine in december. request here there's been talk about that for a long time. of course it is in the address so far of the russian federation to provide for its three there were trees there under a two way agreement which is in force until twenty forty two was so full on way to go and of course russia needs to mean you know how to supply a lot and not going to director ukrainian territory so that's my response to this one. my head of the head of the eighties tuesday triptych and the us secretary of state. on sunday. issuing a stern warning to moscow let's take a listen. it may be able to save crimea. but india and russia will i

until i was 14, as an unengaged student, always getting into trouble, that a tutor who had grown up in ghana, who had saved money for a plane ticket to come to the u.s. to study and pursue the american dream, came into my life and turned my mirrors into windows and this young man was 19. i was 14. i related to him because he was young but i respected him because he was just a little bit older than i was. he taught me not just math and got my grades to go up but he also taught me how to set goals, taught me how to think about my life, like a venture and my decisions like investments. and so it was natural when the economy collapsed in 2008 and i was in college at the university of chicago to start a small community shift called moneythink, to create a tutoring program that would focus on money skills rather than academics between college students and local high school teenagers. and between 2008 and today that program has grown as a grassroots organization and now kind of a technology laboratory to be in multiple cities across the country. i've seen our students help their mothers keep their

. >> it's september 25th, 2013. 16-year-old koby is preparing to go to the american embassy in ghana. what he is praying for is that basketball will open up the door to a new world and a better future. >> i have been waiting for this opportunity all my life, yes. >> this is koby's american dream. he is one of the latest in a pipeline of african basketball players that left their country for placement. >> there's so many opportunities to go where coaches come and watch you play and help you out. the only child of a poor single mother in ghana, he came here for the education he can't afford. >> my mum combining work and taking care of me, too, was her priority. i'm the only one he has, it's just me and her. she made sure everything was right. i told her i want to play basketball, and firstly i would like to be a physiotherapists, yes. >> in countries like garden a, basketball is the dominant sport. coaches like this are invaluable to american scouts. >> it's a passion to help the underprivileged kids to get out and make the best of their lives. >> 30% of the population of gappa lives be

and he has 10 africanism and he ends up in ghana and he lived 95 years of age. he just has an incredible activist and scholar and not only does the civil rights movement but the movement of black power as well post back what about garvey's influence? >> guest: garvey and marcus garvey is a jamaican activist and a radical who comes to the united states really does meet up in washington and he really is inspired by booker t. washington's determination. but he takes this in different ways and he has this critique and wants to build black institution that are robustly or even defiantly part of this. so he talks about how you can accomplish what you will. so in a way he is the quintessential black national and pan african asked he speaks defiantly and really sparks reasoning that becomes the largest black movement in american history and it's really a global movement. they are building businesses and the father of malcolm x. and mother of him go out in nebraska to pioneer and they founded this and they could not have had this without garvey. so really organizing peop

the group took off sfo and their journey to ghana was the brain child of johnson.hey're going to get a perspective on bay state neighborhood and life in africa. >> we'll see what we know here and go there. >> i'm hoping just to get a better appreciation for life here and a better understanding of the way other people live and bring some of that back here and share with other people my experiences. >> officer johnson says he was inspired to make this trip by the positive role models he had when he was being raised about i a single mother. >>> four pet owners have been infected by tuberculosis. each caught the disease from their cats. it's the first ever report of cats passing the disease to humans. the pet owners got involved by inhaling cough droplets that contain the tb bacteria. it's quite shocking, they say. >> that it happened surprises me, but anything can happen with tuberculosis. >>> veterans say the cats more than likely got infected by other animals like cows and badgers. cases like these will curfew and far between. >>> a baby girl born in las vegas with

where is the number of applicants of ghana. it's part of the game.ave a $40 billion endowment, why take another 1000 students in my school gecko their rankings will go from number one to 3 or 4. >> this has been great. i want you guys here every day. smart debates. >> there some heat. >> let's get you some heat. the heat of our agenda. we want to talk about the stories that will be big ones throughout the day. morning, i'm not looking at the frozen whether we have been having. i'm looking at the revisions and the three-month moving average of jobs to see where we are in the subject percent economy. then i'm going wages, wages, wages. .ob kerrey knows it 's median income is media is back to where it was decades ago. >> adam what do you have for your agenda? >> i will be springing forward saturday night. we lose an hour but we pick up on the backend. it will be nice. >> there is all the studies that show americans get into accidents and there is work place on productivity because of the change in times. >> it's the same even when we get the extra hour.

the dumping of you waste from the industrialized nations countries to africa and to ghana for the model. yeah would you another one. ok let's move. this goal. i mean and then we see the only hope you start to good. results from somewhere. you know it. all k. ok ok so what is in the cuba is for disposal so little slaves for disposal wherever they came from but this is this will here in ghana each day about these little ones come here they expose themselves to all to come home be broken into flame were taught in the lead you know. all the stars the complaint is that if you never think of but these are kids whose blood is also going up there is one thing to see that i have been told a cup of peanuts next to its in them and takes the stand here and she experienced a smell that at that ninety sensory experience i mean if people would be able to smell this we don't feel like eating peanuts anymore makes you. we don't have to dodge them all and real the first time i come to prison i remember. ok so let's go . and. spoil people. if you can stop with this so now we're bridging the digital divide