. ♪ >> this university town in the philippines is home to more than a hundred schools and research institutesone coffee shop there is a local favorite. crowds ever students gather here as the sun goes down. the man making coffee behind the counter is jabez, 23 years old. he is a proprietor of this shop. he opened this coffee shop in the neighborhood that nurtured him. he served heavenly cups of coffee to please his customers. >> every drink that's from the heart is a work of art. so i just invented that too because heart rhymes with art. jabez's coffee is filled with his heart and soul. it embodies his passions and aspirations as a young filipino. a two-hour drive south from the capitol. manila, loss banos is a town surrounded by mountains and lakes. nearly half of the 90,000 population are students. jabez's cafe antonio is on the town's main street. at 2 in the afternoon, he starts preparing since the cafe's hours are from 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. to meet students' needs. two years ago, friends and relatives help jabez raise 18,000 u.s. dollars to open this small shop. it's staffed by five people, i

conversations] >> secretary of state hillary clinton spoke today to the international food policy research institutebout the ongoing famine in east africa. according to the institute, 29,000 children have died there since may, and 12 main people are in need of assistance. secretary clinton announced $70 million in new aid to the region bring the total u.s. aid to $580 million for the year. this is 35 minutes. [applause] >> good morning, everybody. and thank you for coming. my name is shenggen fan, director general of the international food policy research institute. and it's my honor and a pleasure to welcome secretary of state hilary rodham clinton, who joins us today for special presentation. what brings secretary clinton here is a grave and urgent concern that we deeply share. the famine in somalia and humanitarian crisis in the horn of africa, and more importantly, short-term responses and long-term solutions to both. our mission at ifpri is to research sustainable ways to eliminate hunger, and reduce poverty worldwide. we have studied agriculture, food production, drought, and famine in east af

it is quince, a search robot developed by a semi-governmental research institute. quince was chosen for its operating abilities. it can tread over rubble and go up and down stairs and can even open doors. in the last four months, quince has been upgraded. its camera was mist-proofed to operate in the high-humidity environment and the computer was made heat resistant. professor tar dokoro comments that in order to respond immediately to a nuclear accident, it is important that a robot is ready to go inside the site rather than waiting for a robot to arrive from overseas. >> translator: the machines would be ready for actual use only with highly trained robot operators. they would need to drill over and over again. i think we need a dedicated government organization to oversee nuclear accident response. >> after the march earthquake, three ministries have started to share information on disaster relief robots. they aim to set up a government organization to develop robots that can respond to nuclear plant accidents. we need to follow this move closely to ensure that

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>>and thanks to a partnership with the international rice research institute, they are also boostingfarmers' productivity. >>akbar: when a farmer is having a problem, like he needs any information on input like seed, or fertilizer of pesticide he goes to this centre now. >>reporter: computers require a steady power supply, and that's far from a given in bangladesh where only about 40 per cent of people have access to electricity. >>one man has found an ingenious solution. with seed funding from the world bank and bangladesh government, asuuzzaman sheikh established the country's first biomass power plant. >>it uses a waste product the country has in abundance - rice husks. >>sheikh: the people of here, they are thinking me, that i am mad because i will produce the electricity from the rice husk. they are asking me: "are you mad? you are producing the power from the rice husks >>reporter: no one doubts his wisdom, let alone his sanity, any more. >>sheikh: at this moment, seven villages within the range of 15 kilometres, approximately 15-thousand, 15-thousand people are enjoying this great qu

they visited the king in agricultural research institute -- kenyan of agricultural research institute. i had a chance to visit it on my trip to the years ago. i was very impressed by the work i saw there by scientists who are cultivating crops that can thrive in drought and are enriched with the essential nutrients. these breakthroughs have already saved lives and will save many more in the future. the delegation also visited the refugee complex in eastern kenya. even before this emergency, it was the largest refugee camp in the world. some people have been living there for 20 years now. it was originally built for 90,000 people. 20 years later, more than 420,000 live there. that includes thousands of third-generation residents. the current refugee crisis is taking place against the backdrop of a prolonged refugee crisis. the united nations is working as fast as it can to build new facilities. but well over 1000 people ride every day. the vast majority of those arriving are somalians because somalia is the epicenter of this emergency. unlike ethiopia and kenya, somalia has no effectiv

we are currently building a hospital, and there are a lot of research institutions, and i think that will be a great anchor for the city. the city has worked closely with contractors to figure out how we can do hiring locally. this is through our citybuild program where we help individuals gain the skills needed to work in construction jobs. we have a number of big projects that are really generating the job growth and place for people to be working. so i think that in terms of the pace and number of projects that we have, in terms of identifying some key sectors to attract, in terms of providing rebates for films to come and fill in san francisco and generate additional moneys -- that is something that is a movement in the right direction. we need to work on how we do a job training in san francisco. there are many different departments and many different players, and how it is where we train our work force, whether it is youth as a community, people preparing to train for different jobs -- we have a lot of folks involved, and we did not yet have a centralized way of doing it and ma

this plane with a wide range of international partners inside russia this means working with research institutes for every one hundred on a mix aviation materials and aviation technologies the state institute of aviation systems is helping design the airplanes digital components for a work of the n.c. twenty one will be offered with engine options president with these p.w. fourteen hundred g. for the specially designed new p.t. fourteen a project of russia's top you'd be good to. tusk is to provide the advantage of cheaper engines without compromising performance parameters and available resources most importantly in terms of the lifecycle cost as compared to our competitors abroad it's important to point out that we're regarding this engine as the platform on the basis of which engines will be designed for the home line of these airplanes to p.t. fourteen is projected to meet and exceed international standards on fuel consumption emissions and noise pollution new engines are a start but they aren't the only innovative rethink for the future could jet. are leading aerodynamics institute sagi mad

forecast standard and poor's could still downgrade its aaa rating gerald celente from the trends research institute told r.t. that the u.s. is headed for another great depression. to devaluation of the dollar it's been going on for a long time but they're not calling it a devaluation what they're doing is they are flooding the world markets with cheap dollars just as the europeans are doing with cheap euro's so the more the product is out there the less valuable it is the dollar is it worth the digital paid for it's not printed on the united states can't deliver on its wars that loses wars where there rock afghanistan the war on drugs the new war with libya they're losers the government did everything that they touch look at all the trillions of dollars the tens of trillions that have been pumped into the system since the panic of zero eight struck the american economy as well as much of the global economy is heading into the greatest depression anything everything that they're doing is not going to salvage it if you have a third mortgage it's like taking out a fourth in a fit how is that going to

the world it has been possible to bring dr richard lerner who is the president of scripts in research institute which is also doubtless the most successful of its kind with vast experience in building enterprises that combine academic and commercial activity so i think we have. any example of those people and others the best that we could hope for in the way of advice to god because of you driven your celebrity i think these people are better than able. to offer useful advice on the project here but even years i have read it in the press that there did russian press that last summer even you had some troubles getting the russian these are that is. true that was a mistake and even a mistake i never i never i don't know where that came from mistaken the person was thinking they would be that mistaken the president is our i never i had and i and they may have thought that i had already applied for a visit into submission of this visit and i hadn't done so i threw the reverse is true when the date for this meeting was finally settled and with my complex travel schedule i had to find a window of tim

gerald celebs are from the trans research institute told r.t. that despite the last minute debt deal the us is due for another great depression. the american economy as well as much of the global economy is heading into the greatest depression anything everything that they're doing is not going to salvage it you know what's a reputation a reputation is by what you deliver denied states can't deliver the united states can't deliver on its wars that loses wars where the iraq afghanistan the war on drugs the new war with libya they're losers the government did everything that they touch and look at all the trillions of dollars the tens of trillions that have been pumped into the system since the panic of zero eight struck by the federal reserve right d.c. with the stimulus bailouts too big to fail everything they do they turn to failure of the business of america when i used to be a young man they used to be business now the business of america is war and you can see why the new ones that obama's started and the old ones that he keeps going the cra

economy from gerald so then say from the trends a research institute on the publisher of the trends journal thank you for joining us today ratings agencies s. and p. and moody's have said that nothing less than four trillion dollars in spending cuts would allow the u.s. to keep its aaa rating but with cuts only worth about half that amount how imminent is the downgrade do you think well it whether they downgraded or not officially it's downgrading itself just look for instance what's happened to gold. since this charade began to take place on the beltway this budget battle gold is going up over one hundred twenty dollars an ounce the whole world knows what's going on i heard your prime minister putin say that the united states is acting like a bunch of parasites and that's what this is when it comes to the dollar store can you explain why have the gold prices skyrocketed so much so quickly well because there's a devaluation of the dollar it's been going on for a long time but they're not calling it a devaluation what they're doing is they are flooding the world markets which cheap dollars j

no one really wins in this deal well earlier we spoke to general solenn two from the trends research institute and publisher of the trends journal he believes despite the last minute deal the us is heading towards the next great depression. to devaluation of the dollar it's been going on for a long time but they're not calling it a devaluation what they're doing is they are flooding the world markets which cheap dollars just as the europeans are doing with cheap euros so the more the product is out there the less valuable it is the dollar isn't worth the digital paper it's not printed on the united states can't deliver on its viewers that loses wars where there are rock afghanistan the war on drugs the new war with libya they're losers the the government that everything that they touch look at all the trillions of dollars the tens of trillions that have been pumped into the system since the panic of zero eight struck why would any thinking adult look at the republicans and the democrats the inept and the incompetence to come up with a program that's going to salvage the nation investors having