something like this which is very beautiful, look at the difference, this is a 'kunde', small little leaves, this is what we call 'kuhuroora' which is the pumpin leaf. >> are you succeeding, do you think in your effort to get people to come back to these very organic, very natural, fruits and vegetables? >> i think so; i think we are succeeding, because especially now we have these people getting sick from eating the wrong thing. >> susan explained to me that the so called rich man's diseases like diabetes and high blood pressure are starting to appear in the sector of kenyan society that can afford to eat at the fast food joints springing up around town. >> but susan there are factors addressing the availability of some of these traditional foods that you're trying to encourage people to eat right? >> yes, yes, this stall here handles lots of different beans. i was talking to the lady who man's this store and she says a tin like this, which is a common bean here, is a 170 shillings, that's like a days pay for many people. so you might find people who will buy that tin, take it home

so is there something in korean culture that can kund of explain that.beying what many thought was authority giving them instructions. >> sure. a great question. i mean, first of all a sad easter for the south korean people. but there is a confusion on those who respect elders. household expenditure goes to education and means students are trained and taught to listen to authority. it could have been in terms of them remaining in cabin. >> and then i don't know if there's a cultural difference or any real comparisons to make, but when you hear so many of these children's parents who are expressing their grief and talking about how they want to return to the sea themselves, sacrifice themselves out of the sheer agony that is coming with the loss of their children, do you feel like this is indicative of, you know, the korean culture. or is this simply just human response? >> it's both. one, it's agony for any parent and any of us to consider. but i think in korean society where the birthrate is particularly low at the present time of industrialized countri

racial minorities, the poor, individuals who have not been given the kund of opportunity that some. our country take for granted. making sure we provide a fundamental high quality education for all should be a goal we strive to am come plish. that's an example we have to put forward. >> the c.e.o. of civil and human rites. thank you for being here. >> we are following breaking news from the solomon islands, where another earthquake has just struck. reports say it was a magnitude 7.7 and follows the magnitude 7.6. the islands have been hit by catastrophic flooding. we'll continue to bridge you the latest. for now, a quick check on the forecast with meteorologist eboni deon. >> i'm following rain and thunder storms. taking place across the upper mid west. there's an area of low pressure. notice on the back side of it, we are not seeing the green, but the blue. the area is colder. >> that does it for this edition of al jazeera, i'm morgan radford, stay tuned. >> announcer: this is al jazeera. >> good to have you along. you are watching the al jazeera newshour. these are some stories we

used this kund of cost benefit analysis in its history. >> if it was used - not for a safety item, it would be unacceptable. >> mary barra has been with general motors for 33 years, insisting that she did not know about the cobb alt issue before becoming c.e.o. >> as a woman to woman, i'm very disappointed. the culture that you were representing here today is a culture of the status quo. >> another key question, why general motors changed the defective part in late 2006 and early 2007, but did not tell anyone or change the parts serial number. >> i think we need to know wh you believe the company acted in the best interests of the consumers who bought your car, and the u.s. taxpayers who bailed you out. >> first of all,ize agree, it took too long for this to come to the attention and do the recall. we admitted that and apologised. >> an apology is far from what some is demanding the u.s. attorney's office in new york launched a criminal probe. >> i think it's pretty much incontrovertible that g.m. knew about this lethal safety defect. failed to correct it, and failed to tell its custo