he remained barry in kenya.nd so the significance of this to me is that it's not that president obama gave up his birth name to take his father's name. but in some sense as you might say, he rejected his father's american name, the barry, to take his african name barack. in other words, i'm wondering if the significance of his not and want to identify with my dad but i want to reject a certain aspect of my father, the barry, and go for the -- you may say african identity the barack. what do you make of all this? >> well, i think you read too much into it. there's no doubt his father was named barry and you recall his old friends in the '70s and '80s and i spent a lot of time writing in bars putting johnny walker into them. we would joke about mr. double-double. you would buy two double-double whiskys at a time and it was heavy drinking and we did have a lot of time. they never referred to him as barack. they also referred him as barry. barry did this and barry did that. but i think the danger we assume too much

they came to kenya and in fact most of these obama families out in kenya, then in 1914 drafted into the british army in to the african rifles and he said that the british portraiture and after the second world war, after the first world war he then moved on to zanzibar which is where i think for the first time he was exposed to islam and came back in 1920 to muslim. what was it about islam that appeared and really there were two explanations. one was that he could never understand the christian sense of compassion and he saw the world in black and white and it appeared to him. the other thing the the thing that appeared is that he had wives and liked the idea. he was very much a ladies' man and people would say you like the idea of having five wives under islam. >> host: the only allow four of them? >> guest: i thought that it was five but in kenya -- it's really interpreted, but that is how he then took the name hussein when he converted to islam and he had five wives and actually all of the lives except for the president's grandmother, paternal grandmother and they were born muslim. t

most of those obama family in kenya. in 1914, and india was drafted into the british army and he served with the british. and after the second world war, he then moved on to zanzibar, which is where are the first time he was exposed to islam and came back about 1922 b. in the what was it about islam that appealed? and really, there were two explanations. one was that he could never understand the christian sense of compassion and he saw the world of lack of weight and the simplicity of islam that appealed to him. the other thing that seemed to appeal to him was the fact he could have five wives. he liked the idea. he was a ladies man. people would joke and say he liked the idea of having five wives. and can you, there are -- hundreds of lives. it can be interpreted. but that's how he then took the name hussein when he converted to islam and he ended up having five wives and actually all of the wives, except presidents grandmom -- paternal grandmother, they were all islam responds. the president's paternal grandmother was

kenya is in an enviable position. as trade grows between africa and the booming markets of asia, its location on the east coast of the continent makes it an ideal transport hub. plans are in place to develop a huge port system in the country which could providea substantial boost to the economy, but not everyone supports the idea. >>reporter: lamu island in northern kenya. the ancient town - a un world heritage site - and pristine beaches are a strong draw for upmarket tourists, but this whole area could soon be swallowed up by a massive new port complex. >>bakari: the plans of building a second port in this country, and specifically in the area where we are that is lamu county. the fishermen are really worried because the areas they've been using to sustain their livelihood will be definitely be degraded by this dredging activities and physical alterations, sound vibrations and all that. ver it makes economic sense to develop the region. kenya borders resource rich countries like ethiopia, somalia, tanzania, uganda a

course has been widely reported that president obama was another born nor did he grow up in kenya and huckabee confuse the situation even more yesterday when told bryan fischer from the american family association that i have said many times publicly that i do think obama has a different world view and i think it's moldable averred different experience those of us grew up going to boy scout meetings that our communities were filled a rotary clubs not madrassas. so what's really motivating the earth years here to offer his take help work attorney and creator of the website obama crimes dot org philip welcome to the program my pleasure how are you i'm fine i'd like to get it at the core of your beliefs of what you have what you have or ordered or think you have obama was born in kenya absolutely he was born august fourth one nine hundred sixty one his paternal grandmother sirrah obama as stated and we have it on our website obama crimes that come that she was in the hospital when he was born all this one thousand nine hundred sixty one ok one has put forth the biggest hoax against unite

>>reporter: these are the sights & sounds you'd normally associate with kenya...re's a new note echoing across these east african plains, and it's transforming the lives of millions of people. >>anderson: mobile phone technology in kenya is well understood, everyone has a mobile phone. so they saw immediately a utility for this facility and my goodness everyone can do it and you can sit in the most primitive, filthy bar in the middle of nowhere in western kenya and there will be someone sitting on their mobile phone over a beer. >>reporter: just ten years ago owning a mobile phone was a privilege enjoyed only by the wealthy with only 500,000 phones in the entire country. today around 47% of the population are hooked up to the airwaves. and as kenya embraces mobile technology it is helping to close the gap between rich and poor. >>one of the biggest groups to benefit has been farmers, now connected to a world of information they could only have dreamed about only a decade ago. >>kuria: if i want to maybe get the raw materials or maybe manure i can order them via my

a kenyan father and grandfather very few of them out revolution in kenya is very different than ours because he probably grew up hearing the british were a bunch of imperialists to persecute all grandpapa. now that obviously caused a media storm because it was a great lie and everybody knows that obama in fact never visited kenya as a child huckabee spokespeople later said that he misspoke but it was a mistake although clearly i think it's a little different than just a slip of the tongue when you base an entire theory about obama's foreign policy on a false premise but the thing is that instead of trying to redeem himself huckabee made two more statements are right wing radio host bryan fischer show and this is the one that should make everyone squirm. most of those groups want to poison. you know our communities were filled with rotary clubs. so not only has he proven himself to be a revisionist historian and a liar but i also there say he's a bigot and this man might even run for president so earlier from our studio in los angeles i caught up with from the young turks to talk abou

the core of your beliefs of what you what you have or ordered or think you have obama was born in kenya absolutely he was going on this four thousand nine hundred sixty one he has to turn on grandmother sirrah obama has stated and we have it on our website obama crimes that count if she was in the hospital when he was born all this one thousand nine hundred sixty want ok mom has put forth the biggest hoax against united states of america in our history he's a fraud he's a phony he's an imposter and it's a disgrace how congress hasn't looked into it and also how the national media has not and he's a citizen you write of indonesia absolutely he was adopted or acknowledged in indonesia and his name became barry soetoro if he hasn't legally changed his name since that time then his name is barry soetoro you can use an alias but not for doing purposes and that's what he's doing so is name isn't even barack obama and now i really believe it's barry soetoro doubt about huckabee said he grew up in kenya not indonesia's huckabee ron yeah he's wrong on that and i use one ok so was his mother in o

he first gave an interview to right wing radio host the wall where he claimed that obama lived in kenya child don't you think we should know more about this man i would love to know more but what i know is troubling and one thing that i do know is his having grown up in kenya his view of the brits for example very different than the average american and he gave us back to. a great insult to the british but then if you think about it his perspective as growing up in sydney with a kenyan father and grandfather their view of the moment revolution in kenya is very different than ours because he probably grew up hearing the british were a bunch of imperialists to persecute all grandpa to. now that obviously caused a media storm because it was a blatant lie and everybody knows that obama in fact never visited kenya as a child huckabee spokespeople later said that he misspoke it was a mistake by the clearly i think it's a little different than just a slip of the tongue when you base an entire theory about obama's foreign policy on a false promise but the thing is that instead of trying to rede

with a kenyan condren grandfather very few of them our revolution in kenya is very different than ours because he probably grew up hearing the british were a bunch of imperialist to her seems to talk rant about it course president obama did not grow up in kenya so we live in states now and this guy wants to run for president of the eleven states now considering bills to require president obama to release his original birth certificate in order to run in two thousand and twelve here's today's question do you even have yours here are the possible answers yes i still have the original tiny footprints are all or no i lost the original somehow years ago and got a copy from the states around the tom hartman dot com to let us know what you think so far we're seeing about sixty percent of people saying they can't find it i can't find mine i've got to get duplicate any of the poll be open until. still ahead here in the big picture here in the u.s. we have something called separation of church and state but the state ever trumps religion when it comes to being foster parents and has in the u.k.

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know more but i know it's troubling enough and one thing that i do know is his having grown up in kenya his view of the brits for example very different than the average american when he gave the bust back to when the bridge going to show a great insult to the british but then if you think about it his perspective as growing up and you with a kenyan father and grandfather very few of them out revolution in kenya is very different than ours because i think probably grew up during the great is where a bunch of imperialists to persecute all grand god of course president obama did not grow up in kenya so we live in states now and this guy wants to run for president some credible eleven states now considering bills to require president obama to release his original birth certificate in order to run in two thousand and twelve here's today's question do you even have yours here are the possible answers yes i still have the original funny footprints at all or no i lost the original somehow years ago and got a copy from the state all around the town herman dot com to let us know what you think s

huckabee argued the president's childhood in kenya shaped his world view, despite the fact that obaman't even visit the country until he was in his 20s. >>> hundreds of residents in bolivia have been left homeless after heavy rains triggered a massive landslide yesterday. at least 400 homes were destroyed, but there were no immediate reports of casualties. 5r holt has scored a win for humanity after trouncing watson, the jeopardy super computer in an untelevised exhibition match earlier this week. holt, a former rocket scientist turned politician netted $2,400 more than watson. rocket scientist probably helped. >> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,058. the s&p dropped 20 points. the nasdaq sank 44. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei tumbled 261 points while in hong kong, the hang seng plunged 347. fears mideast unrest could undermine the economic recover rattled markets once genetic. oil uncertainty resurfaced by renewed counterattack forces in libya while reports iran was cracking down on anti-

because the fuel that we are getting from uganda and kenya.o i was in juba, just to be honest, you know, you cannot get fuel even if you have $100 in your pocket to try to fuel your car. there was no fuel because of the election violence in kenya. so it is not only making sure that the neighboring countries are stable, but also even the neighboring countries it is in our interest. that is why we are actually involved in making sure the lra and the government of uganda have an agreement so that we can have peace in the whole region. not only in southern sudan, but in the whole region. and we are even helping in trying to make sure that they can solve their differences so that east africa can be a peaceful nation. because we are peaceful people. uganda they have been hosting us. we never had any problems. i've been there as a refugee, i enjoyed many of my relatives that are there in uganda and kenya, also in ethiopia. so we have benefited a lot, and the economic viability is -- [inaudible] in east africa. we have joined east africa long time ago

i think you saw huckabee pandering to that crowd with this kenya talk. >> then huckabee saying, oh, i meant to say indonesia. none of that adds up. what's interesting about the tea party, you have the economists that are focused on the deficit and on taxation and there is no one representing the financial wing of the tea party. so you have the social conservatives who are not running but i'm surprised we have not had somebody come from the tea party side capitalizing on what we saw in the midterm elections. chris: george will says this will skunk the republican party next year, all this talk about kenya and ethnic stuff that's clearly nasty, intended to be nasty, has nothing do with fixing this country's economy. >> what we've seen in presidential politics always is that pragmatism trumps purity. these guys are trying to be too pure. chris: what do you mean? >> huckabee, all these folks are trying to be ideologically aligned with the tea party. at some point the republican candidate will have his or her sister soldier moment with the tea party. >> the tea party people are interested i

after registering his website kenya leaks he began posting material concerning choosier from diplomatic cables in arabic and french the cables were made public by julian assange of twenty ten. at the first time with just seventy seven thousand documents and then we've got others. the sensation as they said it was really very very very interesting to note the true facts that the u.s. government is waiting when i used to leave the u.s. government was. really not supportive benignly for human rights violation. discontent with a president who would look good in power for too long had been brewing into his ear for quite some time public anger erupted after students mohamad was easy set himself on fire and publish stories of runaway corruption eroding the top echelon of the tunisian government. after when the. i came and. did what he did. i think tunisia was nature to. start to change what's happened in tunisia and also in egypt and it's happening in a few other places these diplomatic cables for the people. they were actually right and not trusting the government in thinking that there is so

time defending world cup winners did know moved into the last eight a spirited effort by opponents kenyain the group a match up but the aussie still managed to kneel down on a sixty run when a stream on inching three hundred twenty six in the space of these fifty fish it's in stores on the phone a little more than rob hayden and captain ricky ponting juicing just eighty six runs not a great effort but they did it for a six year kenya lost three early wickets tanmay mishra as valiant seventy two kept them in the hunt for champions caution in the end as they held the africans to two hundred sixty four for six so looking somewhat rusty but very much in the chase for yet more world cup success. from cricket to rugby where the all the story in the world game has now wrapped up an event getting one of our scotland following a closely one thing at twickenham in the six nations which just two minutes left to play in london it was anyone's game. just five points between the teams but the person next. to the hosts jonny wilkinson picking up the penalty to make the score twenty two sixteen fresh st

three time defending world cup winners move on into the last eight a spirited effort by opponents kenya in the group a notch up but he also still managed to kneeled on a sixty run when truly ending on three hundred twenty four for six with some stars i mean the lower part has to be said. brought hayden and captain ricky ponting structuring to eighty six runs but hayden did it nicely for six here kenya lost three early wickets but tom made mishra as valiant seventy two kept them in the hunt however the champions class chilled in the end as they held the africans to two hundred sixty four for six a straight still looking somewhat rusty though very much in the chase for yet more world cup success. they will be in world rugby wrapped up on sunday with england getting one over scotland following a closely one thing at twickenham in the six nations switch just two minutes play in london again just five points between the teams but the crucial next score was to go through the hosts jonny wilkinson taking a penalty to make the score twenty two sixteen plus the scots result it means england are

those five thousand arrived in libya during the week even the us is incapable so to transfer from kenya to tripoli in such a short time. they. are what if all of a sudden some of the states recognized the government formed in gaza or the fronts as you call it what would it lead to favoritism and. it's clear that it's a well prepared pluck the proof is that this group has contacts with great powers and is supported by them first of all by britain which is attracted by the oil reserves the u.k. has paid several visits held negotiations in africa help the same situation is with france and the u.s. great powers then pete for the right to own oil bogside in gold resources and this road really is going on. well said author relations between tripoli and the us have been good in recent years especially last year the popular opinion was that the us and europe was happy with libya's role in north africa and on the continent maybe it was called a gateway for european african cooperation why the sudden change in the position of the u.s. and the western world do they want to divide libya into parts.

world cup champions a stream make the last eight in the world with a star for a sixty one win over kenya. on savile supremo martin becomes only the third german cyclist ever to win the parse nice to. rest his longest ever premier league season but on the way over the weekend the competition switching to the winter formats for the first time meaning we have fourteen months of football heads sunday saw three games first off was in krasnodar with pre-season favorites one of them being gaming store successfully in their quest for a third and mystic crown in four years stick is on team doing just that swinging away to down to tresco. ellington saya of chip the first then after the break before christina boyle made sure right at the death the ecuadorian firing him from the spot suffered a flood or was adjudged have been felled in the area to know how it finished. reading russian champions and it's in petersburg also ensure a deal to assure the top table trick draws me away lots of h.'s goal after a quarter of an hour making all the difference down the laying it on a plate for the serve so it's

world cup champions a stream make the last state in the world with a differing sixty one win over kenya. ensemble supremo twee martin becomes only the third german cyclist ever to win the paris nice to. russia's longest ever premier league season cut on the way over the weekend the competition switching to the winter formats for the first time meaning we had fourteen months of football sunday saw three games first up was in krasnodar with pre-season favorites are one of them roubini came in the store successfully in their quest for a third domestic crown in four years that is on team doing just that swinging away to the press he's only going so i have chipped the first enough to the break before christina boy made sure right up the death of the ecuadorian firing him from the spot suffering flood so i was a judge have been felled in the area to know how it finished. reading russian champions in meets and petersburg also ensure a deal to ensure the top of the table being fresh draws me away lots of which is goal after a quarter of an hour making all the difference dummy laying it on the p

a crowd thousand arrived in libya during the year even the us is incapable of such a transfer from kenya to the little insurgent short time. they have. there what if all of a sudden some of the states recognize the government formed in the mccarthy or the bronx as a part of what would be to play with. it's clear that it's a well prepared plot the proof is there this group has contacts with great powers and is supported by the first of all by britain which is attracted by the oil reserves the u.k. has paid several visits negotiations enough for the help the same situation as with france and the us great powers who paid for the right to own oil bauxite and gold resource has and this road is gonna be a house of. said author about relations between tripoli and the us have been good in recent years especially last year out of the popular opinion was that the us and europe was happy with what is. all in north africa and on the continent believe it was called a gateway from europe you know you can come gratian what a sudden change in the position of the us western world they want to divide lead

there are no chad citizens in libya where are those accusations coming from i read that a minister in kenya i don't know his name said there's a whole back thousand trees holders there from here as a nurse and had us make those right thousand arrived in libya during the year even the us is incapable says a transfer of from kenya if you look in such a short time. they've been. there what if all of a sudden some of the states recognize the government formed in gaza or the front as a part of the way to the characters in their. head. it's clear that it's a well prepared plot the proof is that this group has contacts with great powers and is supported by down first of all by britain which is attracted by the oil reserves the u.k. has paid several visits and negotiations enough would help the same situation as when france and the us great powers compete for the right to own oil bauxite and gold resources has and this rivalry is going on house of a lack of said author relations between tripoli and the us have been good in recent years especially last year out of the popular opinion was that the us

those are crowded around in libya during the year even the us is incapable of such a transfer from kenya to deploy in such a short time that if. they began their what if all of a sudden some of the states recognized the government formed mccarthy or france as a part to the table and had had. it's clear that it's a well prepared pluck the proof is that this group has contacts with great powers and is supported by first of all by britain which is a trap of body or reserves the u.k. has paid several visits and negotiations enough and help the same situation is with france and the us great powers compete for the right to own oil box side and gold racehorse has and this rivalry is gone the only house of your book. welcome said author relations between tripoli and the us have been good in recent years especially last year other the popular opinion was that the u.s. and europe was happy with what his role in north africa and on the continent really was called a gateway for european african congregation and what a sudden change in the position of the u.s. western world we want to divide leading

only lived overseas for a few years a child and he was in kenya so tonight we think that obama should flee to huckabee please run in two thousand and twelve to be easy to run against somebody that's cute and they're pretty night still make sure you come back tomorrow and in the meantime the news is the aftermath of the latest headlines for us around. download the official policy of location to i phone the i pod touch from the i choose option. life on the go. video on demand keys minefield costs and this feeds now in the palm of your. question on the dot com. today violence is one city.

worldview is most certainly colored by where he grew up how could we then said that he grew up in kenya i mean how many times is this issue with roomfuls obama was born in the u.s. only lived overseas for a few years a child and it wasn't in kenya so tonight we think that obama should be please write in two thousand and twelve it's going to be easy to win against somebody that stupid and separate a night show nature and come back tomorrow and in the meantime the news that's coming up next the latest headlines for us around. wealthy british style. market finance come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mikes cars are for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our key.

i think my most memorable trip outside of this country was to kenya and tanzania. and i was there at 1998 right after the bombing of the u.s. embassy there. and i landed there through fluke. i was sitting on the news desk copy about the bombing, and he would ever admit my copy, wrote about the fact that 12 americans had died. and i got off the set and start to read the story myself, and then i found out, 214 africans have died, and 5000 others had been injured and it was never mentioned. so i had a little belva davis tantrum. i was known for those of a race issue. there was nothing to accept the way so that they didn't just, you know, not pay attention. so talked about it, and a few, a couple of weeks later i met a social event and and say how distressed i am and a young black woman physician with the national medical association, you know, that's the black medical association, said i, too, am in raged about this but i'm doing something about it. i have been soliciting. i have about $250,000 with medical supplies i'm going to to come along? and boy, did i want to c

with my team, a husband, and my photographer, we took out of for kenya with the supplies. i started to read this to you, but i'll just tell it to you. we went there over the objection of our government. we also knew that the cia was very much focused on why we wanted to do this, so we're up comfortable, and we felt that we were truly on our own from the beginnings, but the kennians embraced us whole heartedly. i was so moved by the way they had handled the hysteria that follows those bombings. the psychiatrist of nairobi got together and on the radio they counseled people. they had call-ins, people who were injured, people who were fright ped, people who needed goods, they talked to them because it was why us, why me, and why no aid from the u.s.? they spent two solid weeks almost nightly and daily counseling the citizens of that area. when we arrived with some of the supplies they needed to help these people which were not available, they were all embracing. with we went to the airport to pick them up though, we found they were missing. this was the administration of pres

i think my most memorable trip outside of this country, though, was to kenya and to tanzania. and i was there 1998 right after the bombing of the u.s. embassies there. and i landed there through a fluke. i'm sitting on the news desk reading copy about the bombings, and whoever had written my copy -- because it was a breaking story -- wrote about the fact that 12 americans had died. and i got off the set and started to read the story myself, and then i found out 214 africans had died and 5,000 others had been injured, and it was never mentioned. so i had a little belva tantrum. i was known for those over race issues. and there was nothing it except they didn't, you know, just not pay attention. so talked about it, and a few couple of weeks later i'm at a social event, and i'm saying how distressed i am, and a young black woman physician with the national medical association -- you know, that's the black medical association -- said i, too, am enraged about this, but i'm doing something about it. i've been soliciting. i have about $250,000 worth of medical supplies that i'm going

the international criminal court has issued summons for six suspects in post-election violence in kenya in 2008. they include six suspended ministers and of former police chief. the corruption trial of the former french president jacques chirac has been suspended because of a challenge from his defense team. he is accused of misusing funds. he denies all charges. dozens of people were rounded up in a major police operation against one of italy's largest organized crime groups. it is judged to be more powerful than the sicilian mafia. yet police claimed this is a significant blow to the senate did, thought to be one of the world's biggest cocaine traffickers. duncan kennedy has this report. >> enough manpower to overwhelm any resistance. these officers spread out to raid several addresses in southern italy and near rome. this was a hunt not only for senior-level gang members, but also any member with illicit merchandise. every premises were searched with a new request for evidence. and in this house, police found a secret hiding place behind a bookshelf. big enough to conceal a man. yet

damned to be a good jew be faithful to justice and to cool things not to have political regime can be a kenya can be a prime minister never mind and this is what i would like to see all the more people who will go don't obey to the mills and and corrupted regime. the r.v. that might be arabs are over there but this is the israeli side you should be addicting the arabs the sacred children you know that you can't be jewish if you turn against fellow jews how can you do. these to shun the base class thank you shock me. personally but you know i was just wondering i don't want to for the misery of not talking to you because you know i know you'll get your how you want to be but now you know what i thought i'm going to tell that apply to people he said i thought he would speak up coffee in jerusalem ok. crazy. can make you go persecuting the holy children learn to be arabs over there who after the arabs. might my fear today my problem that i have today isn't with live or on my problem today is with the continued existence of the jewish people here in the state of israel because we're committing su

says once again flared up the film these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of kenya back to. childhood for asians are old today. motion would be soon which brightened. to bounce around from phones to parishioners . who threw stones on t.v. don't come. down the field fishel on t. have occasion to go on the phone oh i pod touch for me i choose apps to. munch on sheesh life on the go. video on demand for parties money for old costs and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. questions on the paci job calm day faced this is not a provocation but warmed up. late forty's and should be scary for you should a supreme victory speech they have no idea about the hardships to face. one is this is it all going to need some. pretty are made for the life of the user base is the most precious thing in the world.

period if you experiment with something but out of any follow up it's almost criminal off it passed to kenya now because what we're doing isn't very serious remember see how you feel it yet that's what every government has done because biotechnology is their religion they think it will develop so that it will be goods law but that's just a belief because i would yeah it's just like when we were told the earth was flat or you could rather than the reality community here in atlanta. the. someone from the european union commission explained it to my wife at the time they didn't do it it shows my why she doesn't carry my name says she's a professor bard though it's not a professor of history they explained that you had that. if if they had repeated the study they found civilizations that we thought there would be a go to hush it up again as runs it was bad enough. twice is sort of stopped also but what i have he got it or so as the most important thing studies is that there is and even the spartans. and in each case since then whatever the jihad was they looked at the indian status of the other

still be tant to be good to be faithful to justice and to confess not to the political regime can be a kenya can be a prime minister never mind. and this is what i would like to see all the more appropriate the world with the dumps the big two cinemas and and corrupted regimes that are being told now by the arabs are over there this is the is really something you should be a victim the arabs the sacred children you know that you can't be jewish if you turn against fellow jews how can you do it is called bad taste it shall not taste i thank you struck me. most on. this wondrous work. from israel i'm not talking to you because you're not even knowing the place you don't. know what right something people that apply people thought up coffee interest of ok. you're crazy. connected to persecute the holy children earthy arabs over there after the arab. night my fear today my problem that i have to do isn't with of roane my problem today is with the continued existence of the jewish people here in the state of israel because we're committing suicide virtually committing suicide and this is what we h

>> come here, kenya. oprah: it's your cue, kenya. >> here you go, baby. oprah; so when you were living with your father, did you think that the rest of the world doesn't know, but did you feel that that was sort of a normal-- was that normal to you? >> yeah. i kind of felt like no at a good father he was. i'd say he was the best cook ever. oprah: a cook? really? >> yes. everyone is all, "a cook?" like they're surprised to hear it. oprah: yes, i am. >> he was just a normal guy, except for he was, like, the best dad ever. oprah: well, that's part of the reason why i wanted to do this and really happy that you all would talk to me, because i think the world certainly doesn't anything about him as a father, and i think even just the few words that you spoke at his funeral allowed people to have just a little bit of insight into the kind of father he was. like, i'm shocked to hear that he was a cook. what could he cook? >> he made the best french toast in the world. oprah: dipped in eggs, right? >> yeah. he just made the best breakfasts in the world. oprah: mm

japan's nuclear disaster in kenya sending shock waves throughout the globe if that's a good patient we are now joined by one of russia's leading nuclear experts. thank you very much for your time sir now many experts have already compared the question the accident to the chernobyl. how the property of both comparison is in your view . in my opinion the entire atomic energy community believes there will not be a global catastrophe global background radiation will certainly increase today's rise it's related to a yield of relatively short lived isotopes like isotopes of a noble gases which will decay relatively quickly now the key issue is whether they managed to contain fission material in the melted fuel within the core the melted mass which is now being formed in the three reactors even the japanese themselves admit that melting is taking place this mass can also appear in other reactors as well as the situation is still unclear even around those units that were shut there obviously they haven't fully taken the situation under control get out hopefully once the electric cable for japa

from a jaguar in peru, a blood pheasant in china to a spotted hyena in kenya. at this single watering hole the cameras caught not only a thirsty tokken, but a giant panda, too, who seemed to relish their photo being taken. this one found the camera so irresistible it tried to taste it which gave researchers a glimpse of the inside of a panda's mouth. >> these are pretty rugged cameras and they're built to be put in an extreme environment. >> it's all part of the 2.0 initiative to give the public more access to science, all at the click of a mouse, all creatures big and small. it's voyeurism at its finest, instructive and entertainment. talk about a deer in headlights. photos may have been intended for research, but in the eye of some beholders, they become art, too. lee cowan, nbc news, los angeles. >> we have links to all of the photos on our website tonight. for us, for now, that's our broadcast for this wednesday evening and thank you for being with us. i'm brian williams. as always, we hope to see you back here tomorrow night. as always, we hope to see you

floor so these are just this is probably one of the ship's frames this together with a russian called kenya unashamed go david mcmahon raised the many remains of the russian ship kodiak from the depths of the ocean the ship belonging to the russian american company sank near the shores of kodiak island in eight hundred sixty i strayed was very lucrative because the gold miners in california needed for their drinks so even if they would still make a good profit the ship was leaving and it hit a rock everyone got off the ship but because of the ice on board the ship stayed afloat for several days before finally sank. the archaeologist dived twenty five meters deep to explore the remains of the ship the kodiak was one of a dozen ships keeping the lines of communication with russia open similar ships regularly sailed the length of the north pacific many saw the ship wreck as a symbol of the russian american company who was in dire straits. at the beginning of the eight hundred sixty s. the company reached the edge of bankruptcy that caused a debate on whether alaska could be sold the vast terri

these are the images seeing from the streets of kenya that. operation. in which prices. sung from months to. come. crash of five killings breakdowns across libya as the country spirals toward civil war in congo and get down here to attempt to gain control of the cheap oil rich areas in the east and that's unfound that until the polls have been filtering more than a four hundred sufficing. dozens of still calls to end the violence clearly louder there's fresh concerns over the mounting possibility of u.s. intervention washington is gathering naval on the scene full this is near the libyan rebels around. and hillary clinton says the u.s. is fighting and new thing an information war with global media outlets including r.t. the u.s. state department wants billions of dollars we call graphic step up its propaganda efforts i can't see the digital on still it's. about more on these stories in less than a quarter of an hour's time from now meanwhile through enjoying the vase and sports alone weekend there was and still the foul call good to see going out as well ice hockey is on

you know we're going to word the people who change the world by seeing this person maybe living in kenya what do you choose london for the war ceremony i will they deal with a word game leader and a deal of london i deal with a deal london came together with an idea to hold the charity concert on the case of the jubilee can you go into regardless of what people say i strongly believe that london is and i feel the new for charitable events. yes says gorbachev the vice president of the gorbachev foundation. daughter of the first and last president of the us a son spotlight will be back shortly will continue this internet hall to assure the break so stay where you are going help. ah. that's me tom foreman and mobile home just to keep those creation off the global food system the global food system is not created to feed the people of the world is created to maximize the profits. sure not trading the actual cash physical grain or trading promises for grain to be delivered a month or six months or twelve months or eighteen months in the future. for reasons modulators silver or gold that can b

you have to have the right strains for kenya. was just there in late january, because they are rolling out a pneumonia vaccine. that is only a few months after it came out in the u.s. >> you are just in kenya and you are around the world. you find that there are responses from the government that they welcome you, because they know that you have come there to make a difference for their population? or do you have to make the cell? yes, we're from a global foundation. we're here to make a difference. >> we are usually welcomed by the government. there are a whole host of problems which are not in our purview. and they say stay at a couple of weeks and we will show you a lot? >> people understand that the premise of the foundation is that all lives, no matter where they are lived on the planet, all lives have equal value. if you want to help the mother, when i talk to women in the developing world, which i do a lot it keeps me close to the work they talk eloquently about the life of their child. in the last panel that talked about

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the streets after they had read information on corruption scrupulously accumulated on the website kenya leaks. you can see that when early in the regime of. the first victim. of this a few critics astrobiology his friend an assistant some. were the ones who had prepared the ground for that revolution. they went to war in the old port town of bizarre pirates and used it as a stopping place hundreds of years ago the founders liken themselves to such pirates of centuries past. pirates but. for freedom for transparency and so for human rights and for democracy both internet activists agree that julian assange invented a truly effective method of influencing real politics via the internet the. leaks that have been published and by and by would play the role of we don't know we cannot may. be. but it does help at the. come and. about the corruption of the family and close member of the family sure we. are a new tradition and. to hide certain things. later that same day the streets of tunisia has swelled with crowds of people again. but this time around they were not protesting it was a celebr

kenya bushnell reporting from brussels thing out you're watching actually right. coming up in just a few minutes the big problems facing big cats. when viewing tiger population is called the attention of the international community has been at the helm leading the. endangered species. and update on the nationwide efforts from schoolchildren up to the prime minister to keep the amazing iraq. a u.s. senator has asked for more money to fund a ward of ghana stand a spy the embarrassing revelation that lawmakers were manipulated by the military to do so karl levin also suggest leaving a power vacuum in the troubled country something that mistakes made when the soviets pulled out thirty years ago but archie's military contributor says the two situations are starkly different. thirty years ago this soviet army successful it accomplished one of its main mission to build up their professional afghan armed forces and you know why because we have their military officer score there was something to die for for their own country for their own peers and for their own armed forc