here's a look at just one project in malawi. >> at this elementary school in mwandama in southern malawi the day gets off to a noisy start. for some time now, more kids have been coming here than in the past. the school provides much more than an education. the children get breakfast every morning -- a cornmeal porridge. for many of them, a hot morning meal is the main reason for going to school . it's all part of the united nations' millennium villages project. rose leonhard serves on the village council and takes an active interest in the school. >> in the past, a lot of children didn't come to school because they were hungry. but since breakfast has been provided, they work a lot more effectively and we believe that they will pass with good grades. >> the teachers don't just give lessons in math and history. they also take part in the un millennium project, showing the children how to practice good hygiene -- something that is severely lacking, especially in rural areas. it helps the children stay happy and healthy. >> we have got the toilets, where the children can go whenever they w

. >> of course, that's malawi from ford, the one company that didn't get a company bailout. >> right. gm did not have good sale, gm is a chinese story. very important. >> let's talk about boeing because that will have an impact on how the dow trades today. they're fixing a fuselage problem in the dreamliner, and there's no safety concern and progress is being made. boeing also says it is sticking with its timetable to ramp up monthly production on the dreamliner to ten by the end of 2013. but of course, the context here is it entered what, 2011 into service after three years of delays. this is yet another problem for boeing. >> unbelievable story. you're watching the super bowl pregame, lebeau breaks the story. this comes back to a fundamental decision by boeing to abandon aluminum and go with composites. there's always been suspicion, the aluminum people put this out, that the composites do not hold up over hot, cold, hot, cold. composites people say that's ridiculous, this is how you get fuel economy. but lebeau said holy cow, this decision to abandon aluminum is coming back to haun