swahili is the national language although most people speak english, that all job. they drive on the other side of the road here and i think i would've been dead in the first day if they try drive myself. plus there's no road signs. the places we've gone i couldn't have found in a million years and i'm pretty good at finding things. so i definitely needed a great driver and we got one. he's more than a driver. he's a friend interested in politics, gideon viscusi, a great guide. i needed somebody in the crowd to set up the interviews on health care documents from the kenyan archives and elsewhere and i lucked out and got kennametal paula, who is 40 years old one of the great investigative journalist veritas, straightforward, smart savvy, politically instinctive guy who's helped me immeasurably , who also does interpreting us immediately for me. i had the atreides of kahlo was a graduate student at the university of wisconsin and my son are when i needed some documents translated from luo into english my wife and i live in in the summer sent to the universe and safety

what game's name is aptly derived from a swahili word meaning "to build"? scrabble, jenga, boggle, dominoes. stay tuned for the answer when we come back. meredith: welcome back. the answer to the "millionaire" question of the day is jenga. we are back with john kuczaj. bad news, john, here is that you've used up all your lifelines, but the good news is you have $47,700, only 3 away from round 2, at which point you get to keep all the money in the bank. are you ready to keep playing? >> i am ready. meredith: then let's play. [fanfare plays] [cheers and applause] what supermodel has appeared on the most covers of the annual "sports illustrated" swimsuit issue? elle macpherson, christie brinkley, kathy ireland, cheryl tiegs. >> well, if the question were about all the "sports illustrated" swimsuit issues i possess... meredith: ha ha ha! >> i know the answer, and that would be c--kathy ireland. now let me think about this. elle macpherson, christie brinkley, cheryl tiegs. meredith, i'm gonna swing away on this. i'm going to say c-- kathy ireland... and that's m

can you say swahili? all: swahili. swahili is an african language, and those are african words.anwati, are you ready? take over, let's go. one, two, three...go. ♪ kumbaya hendrick: the most important thing for children to learn about school is that it's a place where they feel warm and comfortable, a place they want to come back to. including songs and stories in the child's native language, using multiethnic pictures, and observing cultural customs not only honors the family by using the language and customs of the home at school, it also does much to foster the children's language and communication skills. ♪ kumbaya boy: hey, that's charlie's. teacher: where's charlie? this is charlie. who's charlie? that is. who's that? that's charlie. is that you? uh-huh. oh, it is? wow. find your eyes. are they the same eyes? yep. wow. it looks like this is a big kid. it looks like that's a big kid? you are a big kid. hendrick: but speaking is only one form of communicating. reading and writing are also an essential part of the language process, and the preschool years play a vital role in