we head for tanzania, in eastern africa. it's one of the largest recipients of donated clothing on the continent. over 20-thousand tons of used textiles arrive here every month. dar es salaam is a bustling city of three million. most of its residents live on less than a euro a day. we're told that most of the people on the street are wearing donated clothing from europe and the united states. on almost every corner, street vendors are selling used clothes. but how do the clothes get there? where are the companies that do business with donations from germany? our translator tries to help us gain access, but the doors remain locked. we realize we won't get very far on our own. we pay a visit to godfrey mwendwa -- he knows the textile industry inside out. >> i worked for the texile industry for the last 24 years. until the industry came under receivership. >> we go to one of the city's largest used textile markets. in tanzania, used clothing is called "mitumba" -- and the market is bursting at the seams with it. most of the "mi

investments in global health in places like rwanda and tanzania. second our feed the future program, the president and secretary's signature effort to advance food security around the world is funded at $1 billion and is predicated on the point it's cheaper and smarter to help countries feed themselves than to address famine, food riots in failed states that result from food insecurity. again, this is an area where we've changed the way we work to focus on delivering results measured as the number of people that move out of a condition of hunger through their own sustainable efforts. where we focus our investments on those countries taking on reforms to ensure they can be successful and where we work more absentively in partnership with the private sector to stretch taxpayer dollars even further. we've seen important results in places like bangladesh and tanzania where food production is up and the number of people and the number of children who are chronically hungry have gone down. we've implemented new partnerships such as with pepsi and ethiopi

it's taking longer than expected to tow the ship to the nearest island off the coast of tanzania because the ship is so heavy. but most of the more than 1,000 people on board including eight americans should be back on land in the next 24 hours. families of those on the ship are worried. >> i haven't heard from her yet. >> this woman's daughter is a dancer on the costa allegra. she also had a son working on the costa concordia which capsized last month off the coast of italy killing 25 people. >> a nightmare we didn't think we would have to relive especially within six weeks. >>> carnival owns both ships. the costa allegra is adrift in an area where somali pirates strike. carnival says it has armed guards on board to keep everyone safe. cbs news. >>> carnival is flying an engineers and technicians to repair those generators. >>> coming up next, howard and the forecast. >> after a chilly start, pretty nice out here. winds getting lighter. we are going into the 50s. one thing it's been such a warm winter the allergy count came in today. and believe it or not, not even march and we have gra

i get a lot of travel requests and it's to peru and mozambique and tanzania and at the bottom it says how much it costs and it's usually zero and those are the ones i like to sign but it really does. and i want to just acknowledge the d.p.h. aids office staff, please raise your hands, because you clearly -- [applause] >> some of you, in culmination of years, i know you have hundreds of years of experience here and i know that is so, so important and we've done some incredible work in san francisco and you've taken your work and your understanding of this disease to other parts of the world and it makes such a big difference for everyone in the world, particularly around ending this disease. you're doing aids planning and my job as the principal investigator is to help with space planning. this is a 100-year-old building and we were in all kinds of spaces and i want to acknowledge the staff that helped and figured out how to move people and how to construct behind them. mark primo and martine soto -- raise your hand, martine. he's been my negotiator whenever people are trying to figure

born in tanzania. he was the son of a diplomat. traveled all over the world.as educated in london. he is such a rock star. they call him a starchitect. he took the roots and his inspiration from a tribe in west africa. most of the slaves that came to this country hundreds of years ago came from this tribe. they say all the african-americans are descend t descendants of this tribe. he's basing this amazing building on the tribe's sculptures of the late 19th century. it's going to be a work of art here in washington. it's going to be the first green building that the smithsonian has built. it will be the groundbreaking tomorrow. it will open in 2015. watch this thing rise. back to you. >> thanks, wendy. >>> it could take ten years to complete repairs on the earthquake-damaged national cathedral. the fix is not a fast process. in some cases, stone masons are having to repair pieces. >>> tomorrow, english will become the official language of frederick county, maryland. county commissioners passed the ordinance just a short time ago tonight after a two-hour public

. >>> nhk world radio japan will begin broadcasting swahili programs in tanzania on wednesday. public broadcaster tanzanian broadcasting corporation will air nhk swahili programs. nhk will be the first major foreign broadcaster to air on tbc. it will broadcast between 8:30 and 9:00 p.m. daily on fm radio. about 30 million listeners will be able to get the latest news from japan. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." we'll be back with more news in half an hour. i'm michio kijima in tokyo. thank you for watching. bye-bye.

embassies in both tanzania and kenya. >>> the teenager accused of shooting five students inside an ohio high school has made his first court appearance. investigators brought the 17-year-old suspect into juvenile court near cleveland for a detention hearing. the judge ordered the teen to remain behind bars for his own protection and the community. he is expected to be tried as an adult. three students have now died from wounds received in the monday morning shooting. prosecutors say the suspect chose his victims randomly. >>> as the summer cruise season nears, question being raised in washington about the safety of cruise ships. a house transportation and infrastructure subcommittee will hear testimony from cruise line representatives. hearing comes after the tragic costa concordia accident off the coast of italy that killed 25 people. representatives from princess and norwegian cruise lines are expected to testify. >>> the secret is out -- almost. apple sending out invitations to the media for what appears to be an ipad related event in san francisco. this is the invitation. it has an

she has done program evaluation in kenya and tanzania and taught english in eastern europe and she has a bachelor's degree in religion from rhodes college and a master of arts and public service from the clinton school of public service at the university of arkansas. thank you for joining us and please allow me to express my own personal gratitude and ginger's gratitude for the generous support of wal-mart to be no kid hungry campaign. the dedication to young people and the commitment to improving their lives is not something we take lightly and some think i think we are all right grateful for. governor mcdonald, will you introduce our other special guests? >> thank you, i appreciate the opportunity to introduce my introduce dan winkley and i appreciate the successful initiative around the country. dan is vice president of government affairs at dominion resources. i will announce his $2 billion from dominion today. [laughter] he is responsible for federal government relations and has held a number of primary positions in the northeast over the years. he is very active in the public ser

embassies in kenya and tanzania. dozens of protesters from the far right serbian a radical party have gathered in belgrade to rally against membership of the european union the demonstrators marched to the office of the country's president boris tadic and were stopped by police it comes just a day after the e.u. foreign ministers recommended serbia should become a candidate to join up for the part he says has gathered more than two hundred thousand signatures of those of posed to entry. and about to our top story now here on r.t. the ongoing crisis in syria the world's media flooded with stories and images allegedly depicting the bloody results of the syrian army's assault on the city of homs but few have been compared to the clashes and the massacre in flew sure iraq which happened now nearly ten years ago it saw u.s. troops fighting alongside the government against the rebels i should warn you be prepared to find out some of the images in this next report possibly disturbing. well they now call homes the capital of

there was one man there from tanzania. he was a scholar of swahili.ok langston hughes poem from english to swahili. his voice was so wonderful, we used him on the record of uhuru afrika. >> africa, where the great congo flows. where a new dawn breaks. africa. a young nation awaits. africa. uhuru afrika. >> talk about the making of th uhuru afrika, one of your great albums. >> she had worked with dizzy gillespie. she played trombone. this was rare. >> the only woman i had heard who played trombone. she had this big sound. this had to be early 1950. we collaborated in 1958 for the first time. when she came over to the bandstand, i said, i have to meet this lady. electricity between us. she moved to new york, originally from kansas city commack and like mary lou williams, was living in harlem. they knew each other, the two queens of music. i got together with her and we had the same feeling. you see, artistically, paul robeson said it best. an artist is responsible to fight for freedom. an artist is responsible to change society. not only do you have to

. >>> we are talking about a lot of travel the young ladies have been lucky enough to go to tanzania,na, upcoming trip to africa. >> yes, south africa 2013 last year we went to tanzania, and the year before that we went to ghana we use international travel to build a sense of pride if their african heritage. >> that's excellent today we are lucky enough to learn some of the moves right now we have these special boots on they are the gum boots. >> right. >> explain why we have these bottle caps on here. >> they symbolize the change that the mine -- the chains that the miners wore in south africa and recreates that sound the gum boots were used when they worked in the mines they would get sores working in the water for extended periods of time so they decided the owners decided to give them boots to continue the work in the mines. >> we are going to try some moves today let's take it away. >> let's go. >>> so you can come out and check out these ladies, this saturday the 18th there are two shows they added a special show, you can catch the first one at 4:00 p.m., the second at 8:00 p.m.

in my case, if you come to tanzania and, come and see me. my doors will always be open. >> i am expecting lots of people to come up to the stage of the end of the session to offer to invest with you. >> we have need to do more communication. we need to ensure -- there is this target of universal primary education by 2015. we have to invest more in building schools, train more teachers, get the text books, get the teaching materials. we need to expand and secondary education. we need to invest more. of course, our case, what we need with secondary school education is involve the communities. because when we came in, we are taking 350,000 students and secondary school. we work with communities. we were able to be in 3000 secondary schools. now we have 7 million students. the challenge has been manufacturing teachers. we have fully expanded with university training, training of teachers. we are now almost getting there. we think in the next two or three years, we will overcome that. we have to expand on higher education. we have to build more u

partnering nonprofits we are collecting used gently used or new shoes for children when we visited tanzaniahe village and at the primary school we noticed the young people needed shoes we wanted to select shoes. >> what a lesson for these young girls, now we are in for this very special treat this is black girl pain take it away girls. pgh >>> >> i do ♪ i do it for my mother i do it for my daughter i love and kiss and hug you you and your brothers should be looking out for one another. i am so blessed now, some body put their hands on you they are getting locked up ♪ >>> such a wonderful group of ladies, their big show coming up next saturday the 18th hurry up and log on to myfoxdc.com they add add show at 4:00 p.m. and the 8:00 p.m. show i believe is sold out you still have a chance to get that 4:00 p.m. show tickets are just $20 here at joe's movement emporium mount rainier maryland back to you in studio. >>> thank you so much. >> that brings us to the answer to today's trivia question the this morning we ask what major u.s. city elected the first african american mayor in 1967 the answer

it's taking longer than expected to tow the ship off the coast of tanzania because the ship is so heavy. but most, including eight americans, should be back on land in the next eight hours. >>> i haven't heard from her yet. >> this woman's daughter is a dancer on the costa alegra. she also had a son working on the costa concordia, which capsized last month off the coast of italy, killing 25 people. >> it was a nightmare we didn't think we >> reporter: carnival owns both ships. the costa alegra is in an area where they often strike. carnival says it has armed guards on board to keep everyone safe rita -- safe. rita nissan, wjz eyewitness news. >> back in 2009, a ship fended off an attack in the same area where the ship is stranded. >>> disturbing new information tonight on what happened to some remains of 9/11 victims who could not be identified. the pentagon says those unidentified remains were sent to a landfill. the number of victims involved is clear. but it involved some victims of the attack on the pentagon. and also the plane that the terrorists hijacked and crashed in shanksville

embassies in tanzania, in kenya in 1998.002 murder of wall street reporter daniel -- >> brian: he said he was doing al-qaeda in years past. >> gretchen: okay. we'll continue to cover that story for you. back on the water this hour, in alabama, a coast guard chopper went down last night. one person was pulled from the water, but later died. three other coast guard members are still missing. the chopper crashed in mobile bay during a training mission. the cause of that crash now under investigation. >>> finally, yoga posing is the newest olympic sport. some say it's a real stretch. the organization, usa yoga, hopes to turn the long thought of spiritual practice into a full blown competition worthy of olympic consideration. participants who have to do a series of seven yoga poses in three minutes. some yoga instructors are pushing back. they seau go is supposed to be anything but competitive. i hadn't thought about that. but i get it. it's interesting because baseball is no longer an olympic sport, but yoga might be? i guess th

it's taking longer than expected to tow the ship to the nearest island off the coast of tanzania because the ship is so heavy. but most of the more than 1,000 people on board, including eight americans, should be back on land in the next 24 hours. families of those on the ship are worried. >> i haven't heard from her yet. >> this woman's daughter is a dancer on the costa alegra. she also had a sun working on the costa concordia, which capsized last month, off the coast of italy, killing 23 people. >> it was a nightmare we didn't think we'd have to relive, especially within six weeks. >> reporter: this is in an area where pirates often strike. costa says it has armed guards on board to keep everyone safe. rita nissan, wjz eyewitness news. >> now, carnival is also flying in engineers and technicians to try to repair the generators. >>> if federal regulators get their way, pilots will have to be a lot more experienced before flying commercial airlines. new regulations proposed by the federal aviation administration. >> the faa wants to raise the minimum experience level for the first time i

it's taking longer- than-- longer than expected to to the ship off the coast of tanzania, because the ship is so heavy. but most of the 1,000 on board, including eight americans, should be back on land in the next 24 hours. families of those on the ship are worried. >> i haven't heard from her yet. >> reporter: this woman's daughter is a dancer on the costa alegra. she also had a son working on the costa concordia, which capsize said off the coast -- capsized off the coast of italy. >> it was a nightmare. >> carnville -- carnival owns both ships. carnival says it has armed guards on better board to keep everyone safe. rita nissan, wjz eyewitness news. >> carnival is also flying in engineers and technicians to try to repair the generators. >>> in tonight's wjz healthwatch, researchers discover potentially harmful effects of sleeping pills. a new study in the british medical journal links sleep medications to a shorter life span. researchers say if you use between 1 and 18 prescription- strength sleeping aids a year, your risk of an early death is nearly four times greater than nonusers

embassies in tanzania and kenya. in the meantime, a u.s. official says the pentagon is working to confirm this arrest. >> thanks for the update, marla. >>> 5:06 right now. relief this morning for mitt romney. the gop presidential hopeful won a crucial contest in his home state of michigan and he won in arizona. gives him much needed momentum going into next week's primaries on super tuesday. romney had to win michigan yesterday or face a possible collapse of his campaign. it was pretty unnerving come-from-behind victory. >>> a major hard drive maker in the bay area has been hit with a pretty severe fine. the u.s. environmental protection agency ordering western digital to pay more than $60,000 for improper management of hazardous waste at its fremont facility. epa inspectors say western digital violated a number of federal standards in 2010 when dealing with the hazardous materials. >>> walnut creek is reorganizing its school outreach program and reassigning traffic officers to put a larger police presence downtown. the police say it will b

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investments in global health in places like rwanda and tanzania. second, our feed the future program, the president's signature effort to advance food security around the world, is predicated on the point that it is cheaper and smarter to help countries learn to feed themselves then to address riots that results from food insecurity. this is an area where we have changed the way we were -- work to focus on results, focus our investments on those countries that are taking on reforms to ensure they can be successful, and rework more actively in partnership with the private sector to stretch taxpayer dollars even further. we have seen import results in places like bangladesh and tanzania, where food production is up and the number of people and number of children who are chronically hungry has gone down. we've implemented new partnerships with pepsi in ethiopia, walmart in central america that are reaching tens of thousands of families and stretching u.s. tax dollars even further and achieving results. these accounts help us deal with food emergencies

investments in global health in places like rwanda and tanzania.d, our feed the future program, the president's signature effort to advance food security around the world, is predicated on the point that it is cheaper and smarter to help countries learn to feed themselves then to address riots that results from food insecurity. this is an area where we have changed the way we were -- work to focus on results, focus our investments on those countries that are taking on reforms to ensure they can be successful, and rework more actively in partnership with the private sector to stretch taxpayer dollars even further. we have seen import results in places like bangladesh and tanzania, where food production is up and the number of people and number of children who are chronically hungry has gone down. we've implemented new partnerships with pepsi in ethiopia, walmart in central america that are reaching tens of thousands of families and stretching u.s. tax dollars even further and achieving results. these accounts help us deal with food emergencies, addr

embassy in kenya and tanzania, the sort of person any president, republican or democratic, would want on the bench. he had impeccable credentials including having khrurpblged for justice -- clerked for justice souter on the supreme court. but delays. my friends on the other side of the aisle applied a double standard to president obama's nominees. they have departed dramatically from the long tradition of deference of home state senators and judicial court nominees. since 1945, the judiciary committee's reported more than 2,100 district court nominees to the senate. of those 2,100 nominees, only six have been reported by party-line votes. only six of the last 65 years. five of those six party-line votes have been by republican senators against president obama's highly qualified district court nominees. just think of that. since 1945 we've only had six party-line votes against district court nominees. five of them against president obama's nominees. in fact, only 22 of those 2,100 district court nominees were reported by any kind of split roll call vote at all. and eight of those, mo

just and program evaluation in kenya, tanzania, taught english in eastern europe, and just a bachelordegree in religion from rhodes college, and a master of arts and public service from the clinton school of public service at the university of arkansas. thanks for joining us, julie. please allow me to express my own personal gratitude, and gingers gratitude, for wal-mart generous support of no kid hungry campaign in our state. and a host of other issues that you all have support in our state, and really around the country. dedication to young people and a commitment to improving their lives is not something that we take lightly and something i think all of us are very grateful for. governor mcdonnell, if you introduce our other special guest. >> thank you, mike. i appreciate the opportunity to introduce my friend, daniel weekley who is here. i appreciate the flexibility of this committee to share our strength initiative which is very, very successful initiative around the country. daniel weekley is here as vice president of government affairs at dominion resources he doesn't know what