and yet kenya was starting to emerge during all of his youth. the push for independence was beginning and westernization was taking hold, and he was part of that. so, he straddled two very different worlds. >> host: how long were you in kenya and what tide -- what did you see over there? >> guest: kenya was one of the great experiences in the life. it was so vivid. every day onen forgettable. we were there for about two weeks, and it felt like a year. in a wonderful sense, though. >> what are you reading this summer? >> the first thing i do is look for anything michael conway has coming out and i'll buy it in hard copy because i can't wait. but i'm reading that right now. adultery. and then -- comes out every year -- i think she is up to v right now. but that's great fun. and you sit on the beach and the kids want to talk to you and you just want to finish your book. so i'm really the mysteries and action kind of packed. i stay away from policy when i'm on vacation, and just go for something more -- on airplanes and something that takes me away

four solid days of very heavy rain, and obviously a steep, steep mount kenya.ing to get to the men, although, one of the reports that i have been seeing online from capital news kenya, the rescue efforts have been called off because they have found the five bodies and they have not said alive or dead, but when they say bodies, it is usually not alive. and steep mountain peaks and it was high so you lose oxygen and temperatures below freezing on night, and being there many, many days in that cold will obviously take the toll on anyone up there. it was very foggy and rainy when the three helicopters crashed. one did not crash. one helicopter made it to the destination to refuel, but three helicopters still up there on mount kenya. the one with that we believe that the men and the women are gone, and the soldiers are gone did burn as it made impact with the mountain. suzanne. >> thank you for the update, chad. >> he is a living legend and he says that it is hip-hop that saved his life. well, now he is using break dancing to help the children of uganda rise above p

it's a rapidly growing sector in kenya. lucy said it's a challenge but her international experience has helped. >> the first thing i noticed was how we do our meetings and the minutes. so i changed the meeting minutes template from this task-item responsible target date. it's really helped us because in every meeting we've closed an item, we need to move to the next. >> lucy's boss said that her fondness for order irritates her colleagues, but they value employees who are efficient and have international experience. >> we need to focus on people who have longer-term plans. it's where you find one-year on a job and moving to the next job for 5% increment or even a 1% increment. they're looking at building careers. >> his company is competing with international companies. >> it's sad that we allow 80% import, yet we have people who have studied technical substance but we have to keep importing. like the way i'm dealing with waste water. it's a very simple mechanism. we can design it here and manufacture it. but in our country

we start off in kenya, which has developed into a leading regional economy. to further boost business cooperation with kenya, german industry has launched an initiative for training future managers there. >> the program invites your leaders to germany, where they can gather professional and -- young leaders to germany, where they can gather professional and international experience. and these are souvenirs of her time in germany -- >> these are souvenirs of her time in germany. she completed an internship at the german auto parts company. she says she appreciates the value placed on order and punctuality in germany. she could depend on things, at least most of the time. >> one day, i had trouble with the water in my apartment. i could not believe that could happen in germany. usually, everything works great. but that one day, there was no water in my apartment. >> she was offered a job in germany, but she wanted to return home. she has been back in the kenyan capital, nairobi, for three years now. she is the department head at a company on the outskirts of th

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in what we call a very poor parh of kenya. it is where the tribe is cter t centered, the second and third largest tribe in africa.a that is where the obama's found themselves. >> on the president's paternal side, who are his grandparents? >> his grandfather was born inhe the late 1800s and was the firs in a wave to be westernized.ed he would be a seventh-day adventists pick them out to kenya. he learned english in other ways he became inculcated into the british colony. he later worked as a chef and cook for british military people and folks in nairobi, kenya. n the mother was a woman who came from another village in that area.a and she did not -- it was hard for her to live with hers husband. he beat her, which is part of o the culture. when he moved, an area near where she grew up, and movedac back to another homek t state, r lake victoria, she had had younw en3 lake victoria, she had had enough. she rane away. so she left the family with barack obama, the president's father, who was also barack hussein obama. oy >> david ma

it is a very poor part of kenya where the luau tried is centered. they are about the same and that is where the obamas found themselves. >> host: on the president's paternal side who were his grandparents? >> his grandfather was hussain o onyongo who was born in the late 1800s and was in the first wave to the westernized. 1/7 day adventist came to western kenya, his name was o a onyango and lending list from seventh-day adventists and became inculcated into the british colony so he worked as a chef for the british military people and folks in nairobi. and the mother came from another village in that area and hussain was a difficult dive to live with. he beats his wives. he had several wives which was part of the culture. when he moved to the area near where she grew up, moved back to another homestead of the obama clan around lake victoria. a new younger wife, and she ran away. she left the family when barack obama the president's father whose name was also barack hussain obama. >> host: his grandparents in kenya died in 2006. did president obama ev

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a century behind in some ways and get kenya was starting to emerge. the rebellion was beginning, the push for independence was beginning and the generalization he was a part of that. >> host: how long were you in kenya and what did you see? what was it like to be over there? >> guest: kenya was one of the great experiences of my life. every day was unforgettable. we were there for about two

in kenya's samburu national park we follow the organization "save the elephants" in their daily struggleto protect the giants of the jungle. >> experiencing elephants up close is nothing extraordinary for david daballen who works in kenya's samburu national reserve. the employee of save the elephants knows hundreds of the pachyderms by name. and he knows their biggest problem is their ivory. the tusks of the giants are once again in high demand on the deadly black market. daballen and his co-workers have limited resources to combat the problem. >> in the parks they have no problem whatsoever of any sort. as soon as they're outside of the park, that is where the problem is. and the problem is the poaching. elephants have no other enemy apart from humans. >> in their search for water, food and vital minerals the elephants wander on paths used for generations by their herds long before the park's borders were established. when the one with the longest tusks is killed by poachers, the herd loses its leader and protector. it's devastating for the entire group. almost half of elephant deaths i

they may announce that in a telegram from kenya.e list goes on. >> i have another explanation, you, sir, are insane. thank you, ron reagan, lizz winston, thank you for joining us tonight. we'll be right back. but what about your wrinkles. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it has the fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to visibly reduce wrinkles in just one week. "why wait if you don't have to." rapid wrinkle repair. neutrogena®. recommended most by dermatologists. >>> let me finish tonight with this. it's about the king of the crazies. u.s. congressman steve king, republican of iowa. so he goes through the records, documents the newspaper announcements of barack obama's birth in hawaii, but continues to push the birther case. this maker of laws continues to maintain the president of the united states wasn't born in the united states, that somehow a white woman from kansas married a guy from kenya, then went with him to kenya to have the baby they named barack hussein obama with the purpose of the kid growing up

what is happening in kenya is going to affect the peace in kenya. are going to kill us like this, we have to fight back. >> reporter: ominous words in a country where sectarian violence is an ever-present danger. >> bringing in david mckenzie from mombassa, and i have been there several times and it is so strange to see this picture, because it is a tourist place and looks like things are falling apart there. how do you explain this, what is taking place there, and this is a group of a fringe group or are they actually gaining power in that tourist city? >> well, suzanne, authorities here say they are a fringe group, but if you talk to the radical muslim leaders here in mombassa, they say they are gaining traction, and the especially amongst the youth feeling disaffected, because the actions here have affect ed the people here which is normally calm. today, it is calm, suzanne, but the feeling is that with the killings of the killing like this muslim cleric could spark up again at any point, and in those underlying tensions remain. s suzanne. >> dav

i will be telling you or inviting you to the opening in six months. >> gavin: to kenya. >> to kenya.n: i appreciate that. >> you guys come along too okay. >> gavin: what's next? you're about to shoot a new movie? >> yes, so i have got two moves coming up, three movies coming up that i'm going to start shooting. one is called "catch a boy" which is about a boy who--it's a memoir actually, about a boy who grew up in johannesburg in the slums, and who had a chance for a scholarship and now is a professor at stanford. it's a film exploring what are the ways in which depression truly, truly damages the very building blocks of society of family. how it creates dysfunction to its most deepest and formative levels and how hard it is for a nation to recover after that. i play the tennis coach that gets him out of there. >> gavin: and the other film? >> the other film is called "the sacrifice." i'm doing a cameo in a new movie that is sure to upset most people. >> gavin: well i'm intrigued by the intrigue of season two of "bosses." i hope people tune in, season two, learn about the intrigue an

. >> david maraniss, his grandparents in kenya died in 1979 and 2006. did president obama and for mei2 to?iden >> no. meet he never met his kenyan grandparents. he got there in the 1980's after his grandfather died. he only met his own father, i e mean, aside from the very, very early days of his life, but he b did not get back to tinian and tell both of his grandparents were gone. he lived with his wife grandparent's. ..one so there's a dramatic difference in that part of the story. >> for barack obama the story how many interviews did you do over the course of the last four years? >> guest: i would say almost 400, and i had a wonderful assistant who helped with some of the leader interviews in the story but i traveled all over the world and so everybody could find in every part of the life of president obama and his parents and grandparents. >> host: barack obama sr. was born in 1936. what was his childhood like? >> guest: from a fairly early age he was dealing with western culture in the british. he was a very smart kid. his father was difficult to g

a century behind in some ways and get kenya was starting to emerge. the rebellion was beginning, the push for independence was beginning and the generalization he was a part of that. >> host: how long were you in kenya and what did you see? what was it like to be over there? >> guest: kenya was one of the great experiences of my life. every day was unforgettable. we were there for about two study of bobby jones and was about the 1913 u.s. open and reeves just like a novelist and a wonderful writer and i just finished the new novel sofer who writes brilliant novel about an israeli agent and i've also read three books this summer by a new novelist who just writes about an american agent agent so some of the late trading on the effort.

in kenya that goes a long way. why not? politics aside. >> i don't know. dinesh has done the reporting here but hasn't proven it. we don't know. >> let me -- >> i'm going to answer larry's question. we don't know why. i know you can find long lost relatives of anyone and dig up stories. you could do it for anyone on the panel. i don't think it is a legitimate line of inquiry. >> i have to get out. we can debate it quite a bit. watch the movie 2016. thank you. we appreciate it. coming up, stocks at a near standstill as investors hold their breath. they are waiting for minutes from the fed's last meeting. we're going to ask famed investor peter fischer, head of blackrock's fixed income group. he's next up and he's a very smart guy. you are looking at a treasury secretary there. later on gop strategist roger stone accuses paul ryan of being a big government proponent. he calls ryan a faux deficit hawk who is not pro growth. we'll have to debate that one. don't forget, free market capitalism is still the best path to prosperity. ryan is a free market capitalis

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he's done everything from defending dogfighting and telegram news of his birth from kenya so is looks born -- he's a nut. he's a nut. and this is "hardball," a place for politics. ♪ [ male announcer ] its lightweight construction makes it nimble... ♪ its road gripping performance makes it a cadillac. introducing the all-new cadillac xts. available with advanced haldex all-wheel drive. [ engine revving ] it's bringing the future forward. it's bringing the future you know how hard if yit can be to breathedo, and what that feels like. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms by keeping my airways open a full 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that does both. and it's steroid-free. spiriva does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical h

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we start off in kenya, wch h developed into a leadingal econ. to business cooperation then, german industry has launched an initiative for training future managers there. >> tnvesou leaders to germany, where they can gather professional and -- young leaders to germany, where they can professional and international experience. and these are souvenirs of her time igean >> these are souvenirs of her time in gean she completed an internship at the german auto parts company. she says she appreciates the value placed ontuit gmany. she could depend on things, at asmo othti. >> one day, i th water in my apartment. i could not believe that could happen inerny but that one day, there was no wateinypame. >> sheasffedobn germany, but she wanted to return home. e has been back in the kenyan capital, nairobi, for re yes w. she is t dartment head at a company on the outskirts of the city. i t fstomny in kenya that specializes in portable toilets f large even for family reunions -- eventsr family reunions. the company is looking to exnd she and her team are wor

he also floated the idea maybe obama's mom sent a telegram from kenya to hawaiian newspapers 51 yearsannounce her son's birth inaccuratery. ron reagan is a contributor and author of "my father at 100." and she's the author of "liz free or die." liz, thanks for joining us. in a recent town hall, steve king from iowa answered a question from someone who wanted to know why he opposed legislation that makes it illegal to attend dog fights. let's listen to what he said. >> whether the legislation that passed in the farm bill that says that it's a federal crime to watch animals fight or to induce someone else to watch an animal fight, but it's not a federal crime to watch people fighting? there's something wrong with the priorities of people who think like that. >> what do you make of this guy? this character? >> well, it's so interesting because you know, he went on to say all these crazy things about kidnapping children and taking them across state lines and then dropping them off as a playground, which is illegal, i'm pretty sure, in all 50 states. i think somebody like this. he's gone o

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anniversary, germany's minister for economic cooperation and development is on a five-day visit to kenya>> needle also checked in on a joint german israeli project, which is helping to restore depleted fish stocks in africa's biggest lake. >> fishermen on lake victoria have seen a dramatic downturn in their functions in recent years. the rapid growth of the population and an increase in pollution means there are fewer and fewer fish landing in their nets. >> it is suffering from not a good economy. the fish that they used to get is now reduced to 200 kilograms per day. this has been a challenge for our people. >> in order to halt the further decline of stocks, germany and israel are helping with the construction of fish farms in the region. the german environment minister announced 1.4 million euros of investment in the project during his visit to kenya. >> there are many advantages from three partners working together. there is a canyon project aimed at improving the economic situation of the fishermen on lake victoria. our israeli friends have huge experience in fish farming, and we're

remy, in kenya, $5,000 is a year's salary. so he truly is biggest success story. >> that is just a terrible question. [ laughter ] i can't say what the annual salary in kenya but andy will correct you at the half time. kenya make a guess? [ laughter ] >> i think the video is silly but the point is very sound. president is going to line letting people see this is how you do it. it makes it look accessible but i kind of think that was the point. >> greg: it's like one of those commercials for the office where the goofier more people go i like that guy jim. when he looks at the camera, boy that was really stupid. >> if anybody at the table has been in charge of a fund-raising operation, not just political things but for anything. >> you raise money for cop killers. >> you are terrible. i get paid by criminal defendants. getting people to gig into their pockets and give money other than themselves is a difficult thing. obama administration is making it easier for people to do that. >> greg: bill, he should be impeached. whatever r

on the top mark kenya's david rudisha sets the first track and field world record at the london games with victory in the men's eight hundred meters. so let's go straight to london where russia has moved up to fourth in the overall medals table thanks to let it be over who became russia's first ever olympic women's wrestling champion the twenty one year old clinched victory in the seventy two kilogram category after reducing the performance of her life to be a vastly experienced. a little area is deemed a five time world champion but gold is russia's twelfth of these olympics also teams so just in the wrong city and wrong this came as a surprise in the men's double canoe a sport in which the country rarely schilling's where alexei pushkov be a part of work in the final spot on the podium gold went to germany where champions the roost and so. we wanted to produce the best results we possibly could we weren't looking around to see who was in front of us and who was behind us we were just concentrating on doing what we had to do we had been working really hard for the last year or so and

now let's take a look at some other stories from around the world riots in kenya's coastal city of abbas have resulted in the death of at least one person was sparked after a gunman shot dead a muslim cleric accused by the u.s. and the united nations of links still qaida so-called extrajudicial killings and forced disappearances are common practice in kenya that are said to be orchestrated by the country's police. colombia's president juan manuel santos has the government started talks with the country's biggest rebel group revolutionary armed forces of colombia or the fark is estimated to number over nine thousand fighters and have recently intensified violence in the country the talks are said to be happening in cuba they are seen as an effort to and a half century long conflict. fire at venezuela's biggest oil refinery has spread to a third fuel tank almost three days after an explosion killed forty one people and injured over one hundred fifty the accident which is the worst to have ever hit venezuela's oil industry is believed to have been caused by a gas leak government sources are

she fled to kenya before she could be brought up on charges. she returned to baltimore on thursday. >> this is a monumental moment for what this signifies. we will stop at nothing to bring fugitives to justice in baltimore. we can think the fbi enough for keeping this on their radar. >> she was indicted on multiple counts of assault and reckless endangerment. it the fight to keep pe bulls from being evicted. was a recent court ruling that deemed them dangerous. do thate asking them to that to help other landlords. >> area shelters say they may be forced to euthanize many pit bulls. >> a suspicious death in baltimore. officers arrived thursday night and found a man dead inside. police would not say how the man died. the catholic priest who pleaded guilty to indecent exposure will serve three years' probation. father mark bullock was witnessed exposing himself in a movie theater. he was dismissed from his position as a priest in towson. >> the countdown to conventions is on. anticipation is high but not everybody you would expect to see will be m

riots swept through kenya's coastal city leaving at least one person dead as the unrest and to its second day sparked by the assassination of a prominent muslim cleric accused of links to al qaeda by the u.s. and u.n. people took to the streets a human rights groups have accused kenya's police of carrying out extra judicial killings and forced disappearances in the country. american troops have escaped criminal charges over the burning of copies of the koran in afghanistan earlier this year they received administrative punishment after the investigation revealed that over one hundred holy books were destroyed in a separate incident marines caught on film a year and eighteen all the dead bodies of taliban insurgents were also reprimanded both scandals triggered winds. a protest on calls from afghan president hamid karzai to punish those responsible. for this just coming in here and a leading muslim scholar and spiritual leader has reportedly been killed in a terror attack in russia's caucasus republic of dagestan and local police say a female suicide bomber blew itself up in the home of se

riots have swept through kenya's coastal city of mombasa leaving at least two people dead as the unrest entered a second day sparked by the assassination of a prominent muslim cleric accused of links to al qaida by the u.s. and u.n. people took to the streets during the riots a police truck was attacked with a grenade killing one officer and wounding thirteen others human rights groups have a queue of kenya's police of carrying out extra judicial killings and forced disappearances. american troops have escaped criminal charges over the burning of copies of the koran in afghanistan earlier this year they received administrative punishment after the investigation revealed that over one hundred holy books were destroyed in a separate incident marines caught on film urinating on the dead body. taliban insurgents were also reprimanded by both scandals triggered widespread protests and calls from afghan president hamid karzai to punish those responsible. for tropical storm isaac has delayed a key republican meeting in florida as it rages towards the u.s. gulf coast some critics say it could b

kenya is the fourth of six countries she is visiting.eeting with kenya's president and prime minister during her stay. >>> we're getting results in from this evening's olympic events. the united states has won the men's 100 meter medley relay race, giving u.s., giving us, we should say, and the u.s. legend, michael phelps, his 18th gold medal. imagine that? this marked the last race of his storied olympic career. he says he is retiring. in the

kenya is the fourth of six countries she is visiting. clinton plans meeting with kenya's president and prime minister during her stay. >>> we're getting results in from this evening's olympic events. the united states has won the men's 100 meter medley relay race, giving u.s., giving us, we should say, and the u.s. legend, michael phelps, his 18th gold medal. imagine that? this marked the last race of his storied olympic career. he says he is retiring. in the meantime missy franklin and the u.s. women took gold and a world record time in the 100 meter medley relay. look at this, serena williams completed a career golden slam in london today adding the women's singles tennis gold medal to her four major titles. by the way, serena did a victory dance after her win that's going viral on social media now. i've been sold by lots of folks on twitter that it's not just any dance. it is a move made popular by snoop dogg and it's called the kryp walk. >>> seven minutes of terror, the mars landing a 2,000 pound rover called "curiosity" is set to l

kenya is the fourth of six countries she is visiting. clinton plans meetings with kenya's president and prime minister during her stay there. we're getting results in from this evening's olympic events. the united states has won the men's 100 meter medley relay race giving u.s. swimming legend michael phelps his 18th gold medal. this marked the last race of his storied olympic career because he says he is retiring. that's what he says. and meanwhile, missy franklin and the u.s. women took gold and a world record time in the 100 meter medley relay. and serena williams, did you see this? she completed a career golden slam in london today adding the women's singles tennis gold medal to her four tennis major titles. and i don't know if you saw it on television but there she is right there. serena doing a victory dance after her win that is going viral on social media. i was bombarded by twitter followers informing me politely and some not so politely this wasn't any dance. it is a move made popular by snoop dog called the crip walk. she is c

. >> i have an unnamed source in kenya who says that obama was born in kenya. >> people can say whatever they want and before you know it it's mainstream news because opinion double checks and gets two sources any more. people can say what they want about people. presidential candidates or not and it's news. >> if you weren't born in this country, you cannot be president. >> you think he wasn't born in this country? >> i am really concerned. >> eliot: donald's concern. that does not concern me. how can progressives sell their ideas better? we'll get some help coming up. >> we talk a lot about the influence of money in politics. it is the defining issue of this era. the candidate with the most money does win. this is a national crisis. if you have copd like i do you know how hard it can be to breathe and what that feels like. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms by keeping my airways open a full 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that does both. and it's steroid-free

. >> an unnamed source in kenya says obama was born in kenya. >>> the big jobs report for july. u.s. economy added 163,000 jobs. that's much more than was expected. >>>