they spent some time actually in tanzania. and so the love michelle and i and the girls have felt on our arrival, i want to ensure you that love is reciprocated and given back and returned. this president was the first president i welcomed to the white house after i took office. i welcomed him last year on the new alliance on food security. as the president indicated, we had excellent discussions today. our visits and work together reflect the long relationship between our countries and our shared commitment to the people of tanzania. my visit comes on the 50th anniversary of a key moment in our relationship when president kennedy welcomed to the white house the father of your nation president julius nanairi. to welcome the peace corps. that spirit of fen continues. tanzania is a close partner as the president indicated. and this reflects our confidence in the people of tanzania. that with the right steps, tanzania has the potential to unlock new economic growth. for example, tanzanians continue to work to strengthen their dem

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bush walking alongside president obama where the two were together in tanzania.s striking as noted by people there that given all the gridlock that we witness here in washington, d.c., and all the end fighting the rest of the world witnesses, observers there from the leading families and those african nations noted that to be able to see michelle obama and laura bush speaking is together and sharing moments and respect of one another as well as the two presidents, one former, one current, they thought was an important indication of the need and the success of the american democracy, even as we witness the challenges democracies face in places like egypt and elsewhere. >> well said, peter alexander. in fact, the sort of heartbreaking moment in tanzania was the wreath laying at the site of the former embassy that was destroyed during that attack, the bombing in 1998, august 1998 during the clinton years. and that was one of the first examples of an al qaeda attack, that was tanzania and also kenya, of course. the embassies had to be rebuilt. but the suffering there

and as he arrived in tanzania, the current sitting u.s. president was greeted by the biggest crowds so far of his tour of africa. ♪ thousands lined the streets to cheer mr. obama, who danced his way down the red carpet. and that reminded us just a little of this. ♪ president george w. bush with the west african dance company in the white house rose garden. that was to mark malaria awareness day a few years ago. and then there was this. ♪ that's bill clinton, president bill clinton, dancing his way around uganda. and it also reminded us of this. ♪ mr. clinton's wife, former secretary of state and maybe democrat nominee in 2016 hillary clinton just last year in victoria, south africa. something about the music that makes them want to dance. >> absolutely. loosens up our politicians when they get to africa. time for a quick break here on "cnn newsroom." ahead, we are live in pretoria for an update on the health of nelson mandela. >>> facing the danger. next, we take a look at the u.s. firefighting squad hotshot. what puts them above the rest?

president obama visits africa, including tanzania, where churches are under attack from a growing islamist threat. plus, the u.s. supreme court opens the door for gay marriage in america. we'll take a look at the fallout and where we go from here. and meet the woman who is standing up to iran's mullahs, naghmeh abedini tells us about the fight to free her husband from a tehran jail. ♪ and welcome, everyone, to christian world news. i'm wendy griffith. george thomas is on vacation. u.s. president obama is reaching out to africans this week, tige touring senegal and south africa, where he is meeting with the country's business leaders. the christians are hoping obama will speak out against increased acts of persecution against them. gary lane brings us this look at some recent incidents. >> reporter: the allure of beautiful beaches and tranquil ocean waters draw 100,000 tourists to the i'll of zanzabar each year. but this east african island, influenced by islamist extremism has a troubling past. several hundred years ago, when arab traders first came to this island, they were quick to ensla

embassies in tanzania and neighboring kenya. the former president who was on the continent to visit work done by his foundation was joined by his wife laura. she was hosting a summit on the role of africa's first ladies can play in their country. first lady michelle obama joined her there. >> we get to work on what we're passionate about. and i think that that's something that i would encourage all first ladies to never lose sight of. >> l:o gat fanfare the obamas rived in tanzania on the third and final leg of their trip across the continent. they had arrived from south africa thwherer daughters joined them to tour robbin island. the now ailing nelson mandela spent 18 years there behind bars during his struggle against apartheid. the tans knee i can't visit provided a bridge between contributions made by previous u.s. leaders and the pledges mr. obama made on this visit. the president's emergency plan for aids rewas founded by mr. bush in 2003 with $15 billion committed to h.i.v./aids treatment. that effort was renewed and expa

president obama has received a warm welcome in tanzania, the last leg of his tour of africa. in neighboring kenya, know, where obama's father was born, many are disappointed he won't be visiting there. >> it is the people of western kenya, celebrated the election of president obama in 2008. expectations were high that kenya -- one of america's east africa allies would be a country that the president would choose to visit. >> paul remembers when obama visited in 2006 as a senator. -- opes to meet him again happier if maybe he came even for one hour. >> the white house said that excitement followed the march election is one of the reasons why obama is not visiting. the two are indicted by the international court for crimes against humanity. >> in the same breath, i can also say that the american people are not -- the international policeman for the i.c.c. economic e visit -- interests. china enjoys deep economic ties with tanzania, oil, gas, energy, coal and diamonds. >> they don't want to leave anything to chance. explore any way you can penetrate as much as you can. also to n

obama came to my own country in tanzania. i was privileged to see america is coming to africa or are we having another talk-show continuing? thank you. >> been delayed on the aisle. -- then the lady on the aisle. >> i have another question from 3,000 feet. something i am is still unclear about. i am still earned sure how much of the portfolio will be renewable and how much will be oil and gas. when you look at the white house fact sheet, a fair proportion of that money is earmarked for renewables. realistically, what are we looking at for renewables as we go forward with this? >> thank you. i am associated with the contraglobal corporation that is a pioneer investor in africa. we are generating power and selling it in five african countries right now. we are extracting gas with a new technology we invented. we are currently looking at the gasification of ong as a way of getting rid of heavy fuel oil. now my question. i seriously doubt the value of including ethiopia in this six- country mix. we have been going there every yea

a beautiful shot there from tanzania this morning.oes anybody think it's bizarre that two presidents are in the same country at the same time. martha: they do it every summer, the bushes do. bill: unbelievable that your trip overlaps by 24 hours. singer jennifer lopez has issued an apology. the former "american idol" judge came under serious fire over the weekend for singing happy birthday to a president whose regime is the most repressive in the world. j-lo's public louisiana 'tis said, had there been knowledge of human right issues of any kind jennifer would not have attended. martha: these kind of things have happened before. bill: what do you get for that gig, a million bucks? martha: probably, at least, at least. maybe that causes you not to look so closely to where you are going. beyonce performed for gadhafi, they had to donate all of that to charity. bill: maybe she should stick to the block. martha: she is far gone to the block, she is all over the place. this morning we are going to talk about the outrage from european leade

bush who is also in tanzania.ocratic leader nancy pelosi warning republicans that if they have any hope of getting the white house back ever, ever, ever, they had better get on board comprehensive immigration reform. all of that on current tv. iq will go way up. (vo) current tv gets the conversation started weekdays at 9 eastern. >> i'm a slutty bob hope. the troops love me. tv and radio talk show host stephanie miller rounds out current's morning news block. you're welcome current tv audience for the visual candy. (vo) sharp tongue. >>excuse me? (vo) quick wit. >> and yes, president obama does smell like cookies and freedom. (vo) and above all, opinion and attitude. >> really?! this is the kind of stuff they say about something they just pulled freshly from their [bleep]. >> you know what those people are like. >> what could possibly go wrong in eight years of george bush? >> my producer just coughed up a hairball. >>sorry. >>just be grateful current tv doesn't come in "smell-o-vision" >> oh come on! the sweatshi

capacity in tanzania.in the grand scheme of things, it sounds small. but in the tanzanian context it is significant, particularly when they have suffered load shedding which has left a huge part of the country without power. primarily because the water in the dams has not been there. whatever the reason, whether it be climate change, whether patterns, there just has not been enough rain. when the water goes down, they cannot run the hydros and suddenly there is not enough capacity on the road. . -- on the grid. is what happens across africa. we see governments paying ridiculous amounts of money on emergency power projects which are polluting and expensive. but they need the power to keep the economy moving and keep people happy. it is an economic and political issue. that is why it happens. we stepped in to try to fill the gap in capacity. in tanzania, we also have two projectsng biomass we're implementing with our partner. isolated small projects. they reflect an east coast of ethos of our- company to cre

embassy in tanzania. the mood lightened later at a local power plant.resident obama spent a few minutes kicking around a hybrid energy producing soccer ball. an invention that generates power when kicked and could help bring power to devices in remote parts of the world. >>> in florida today, at the george zimmerman trial, prosecutors tried to chip away at his claim that he feared for his life the night he shot and killed trayvon martin. nbc's ron mott reports from the courthouse in sanford, florida. >> reporter: today a medical examiner analyzed george zimmerman's injuries. >> could all the injuries that you observed in that photograph have come from a single punch or a single blow? >> yes. >> reporter: dr. valerie rao testified as an expert witness that his head wounds were not life threatening, and were not in line with his account of being slammed into a sidewalk over and over. >> are the injuries to the back of the defendant's head consistent with having been repeatedly slammed into a concrete surface? >> no. >> why not? >> if you look at the injur

and george bush also in tanzania. first lady michelle obama and former first lady laura bush plan to team up at the conference tomorrow for a joint discussion on promoting women's education, and health. and the white house aids say there may be something scheduled between president obama and former president bush. >>> back here at home working on a freeway widening project in petaluma could resume today. wildlife advocates asked the judge to postpone crust on the highway 101 bridge. so far no word on a ruling. wildlife advocates says the project endangers a federally protected bird. >>> another potential problem for the new eastern span of the bay bridge. the important paper work that cal tran says they are not finding. >>> we're also going to continue to follow -- >> we are live. bart workers are protesting out here. there are charter buses running this morning. we will give you you information on that and ac transit. ;

inma came to my own country tanzania. i was privileged to see america is coming to africa or are we having another talk-show continuing? thank you. >> been delayed on the aisle. -- then the lady on the aisle. >> i have another question from 3,000 feet. something i am is still unclear about. muchstill earned sure how of the portfolio will be renewable and how much will be oil and gas. when you look at the white house fact sheet, a fair proportion of that money is earmarked for renewables. realistically, what are we looking at for renewables as we go forward with this? >> thank you. i am associated with the contraglobal corporation that is a pioneer investor in africa. we are generating power and selling it in five african countries right now. we are extracting gas with a new technology we invented. we are currently looking at the ong as a way of getting rid of heavy fuel oil. now my question. i seriously doubt the value of including ethiopia in this six- country mix. we have been going there every year for five years offer

when they arrived in tanzania, the country was in its third year after brutal drought. starving and dying. many of them were children. having seen this, kathy and floyd had to do something about it. their vision after leisurely retirement was replaced by a new mission, fighting global hunger. today the nonprofit they organized, outreach, has fed children in more than 15 countries worldwide. to date more than 233 million meals. they've gotten to see many of the kids they met in tanzania grow up, healthy and strong. and this work they say is the most rewarding thing that they've ever done. and i have to say, having just been to tanzania with michelle, we can attest to how important this kind of work is. how it changes lives. it is also fitting that later this week, on july 18th, people around the world will celebrate the legacy of nelson mandela by performing acts of public and community service. as people look for examples, outreach provides an extraordinary demonstration of how service can lift people's lives. and so, if the purpose of this award is to celebrate america

bombing in tanzania.n they shook hands with survivors of the attack and relatives of those that were killed. president and mrs. bush are in tanzania for a meeting to urge first ladies in africa to focus on their favorite causes. >>> coming up, the latest apple move sending the company's stock soaring. >> how about the market? opened up 10 minutes ago. a quick check on this tuesday morning and it's up. not a lot. but it's up. we'll talk about that and much more with jason brooks when we come back. ,, farmers presents: 15 seconds of smart. so you're worried about house fires? stop smoking. manage your wires. watch out for space heaters. clean the chimney. get one of these. cool the romance. and of course, talk to farmers. hi. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum♪ i've never written a fan letter before, but you've done the impossible. you made gluten-free cereals in a whole bunch of yummy flavors. cinnamon chex and honey nut chex are two of our favorites. when my husband found the chocolate

till to come, president obama arrives in tanzania, the last leg of his african tour. has china rdb the u.s. to the economic punch? -- already beat the u.s. to the economic punch? surgery in south korea is becoming big business. complaints are rising. many patients say that if an operation goes wrong they get no help. >> for summer holiday, she chose a new face, new nose, differently shaped eyes, and jawled all sorts -- surgery. she has come from mongolia to have her treatment here. the number of medical tourist coming to korea has doubled in the past five years. just in the street i'm standing in, there are for cosmetic clinics all next door to each other. that building behind me is a cosmetic surgery center. there is giant one next to that. there are more than 2000 clinics just in this area alone. the problem some say is that the industry is growing to be -- is growing too fast for its own good. this was a confidence boost before starting to date again. when nerve damage from the surgery better and constant pain, she found that korea's legal system was not equipped t

president obama arrives in tanzania. we will speak to two former special operations forces, talking about secret operations in northern africa. stay with us. ♪ [music break] >> "give back my heart" by hamza el din. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. >> never ending security threats. those were the final words the cluster certification stevens wrote in his diary. christopher stevens wrote in his diary. three other americans were killed in the attacks. a state department computer specialist and two former navy seals were also killed, working as contractors with the cia. in another entry in his diary, that he was a target. ambassador stevens was reportedly the first american envoy to be killed in more than two decades. many questions remain unanswered about what happened that night in benghazi. the attack was carried out by well-armed militants. republicans have accused the white house of protecting the consulate and covering up failures. an independent panel found -- the pa

it was at a conference in tanzania. that is what intelligence services do, he says. >> i guarantee you that in european capitals there are people who are interested in if not what i had for breakfast, at least what my talking points might be should i end up meeting with their leaders. that's how intelligence services operate. >> it is just preparation for meeting people. it is just like doing a little background research. snowden himself is still in moscow, wherever that is, with one russian news agency where they formally requested asylum and vladimir putin saying he wouldn't consider the request unless they stopped seeking america's secrets. you know who else is looking for an escape? >> i can't wait to see what you got. >> good luck to you. >> i didn't even know he was depressed. there are people who can help you, little kitten. >> i made a phone call to the people there and he survived the fall and he is doing great. he is now actually working as a counselor for other de spawn dent kittens. de spawn daunt kittens. o

they have had a strong presence in tanzania. interesting partnerships that they have had already with the government in various ways, i think that chris wants to say a little bit about what the initiative means and how the partnerships have been working. where the opportunities for expansion by on this initiative. we then have been leo who is the director of global policy. he has played a very important role in raising the tremendous development burden it places on africa. dennis also working with the u.s. congress, i believe, on the electric electrify africa project and he can talk about how this mesh together and what might be missing and kind of what are the critical next steps for the congress and the administration and i think for all of us here to make that happen. finally we have sarah, who is a codirector of the energy program. she has done a lot of great work on climate change. i think the timing of this initiative coming after president obama's speech on climate change offers up some of the dilemmas. someone mentioned

i'm in tanzania now. hopefully we'll be back in washington in a couple of days. >> chuck, thanks a lot. safe travels, of course. >>> yesterday during the president's trip to africa, this really unique an rare glimpse into the life of first families. first lady michelle obama joined there by laura bush at the african first ladies summit. mrs. obama said, "nothing prepares you for the role of first lady." as both women dished about making the quick transition to living in the white house. >> i remember walking into that house and i didn't even know where the bathrooms were. but i had to get ready for a ball. it was and i've got to look nice? what door is this? you're opening all these doors? you can't find your toothpaste. you don't know where your kids are. that's day one. (announcer) at scottrade, our clients trade and invest exactly how they want. with scottrade's online banking, i get one view of my bank and brokerage accounts with one login... to easily move my money when i need to. plus, when i call m

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tomorrow a rare joint appearance in tanzania with former president george w. bush. >>> still ahead for us on a monday night, a dramatic day in the george zimmerman trial as jurors hear his version of the night trayvon martin was shot and killed. >>> and later, how some great teachers are getting a lot of kids interested in learning this summer. >>> they've started a new week in the trayvon martin murder case. in florida today, the jury heard and saw what the accused, george zimmerman told police after the confrontation that ended in the shooting. nbc's ron mott has the latest from sanford, florida. >> reporter: though he may never take the stand, george zimmerman dominated day six of testimony. in taped interviews with police. >> he jumped out from the bushes, and he said what's the [ bleep ] your problem, homie. >> reporter: zimmerman told doris singleton, the first to interview him after the shooting that trayvon martin quickly overtook him, knocking him to the ground and slamming his head into the sidewalk. >> i said help me, help me, he's killing me. and h

when you speak to the people in tanzania and across the continent, you would expect the people would be a lot more optimistic and enthusiastic speaking of president obama. actually, a lot of people here feel that george w. bush has done a lot more for that continent. it's interesting timing they are here at the same time. >> thank you. appreciate it. >>> new allegations about the nsas spying program. a german news magazine reporting the u.s. bugged european government offices and infiltrated eu networks in washington and at the u.n. those revelations in nsa documents leaked. the parliament asking for a full clarification from the obama administration. >>> snowden is hold up in moscow and may not be leaving anytime soon. ecuador will not take action until snowden arrives on soil or at one of their embassies. the president of ecuador says it's up to russia to decide what happens next. vladimir putin called for snowden to leave the country. his american passport has been revoked. he has not asked for a travel visa elsewhere. >>> a new future in politics for wikileaks founder julian assa

dancing in tanzania as if he doesn't have a care in the world, when his for enpolicy is being test not far from here in the middle east, where he continues to be drawn into the growing pains of the government of mohammed morsi of the muslim brotherhood. >> the key is making sure they don't work through them in a violent fashion. our position has always been it is not our job to choose who egypt's leaders are, we do want to make sure all the voices are heard and it is done in a peaceful way. >> reporter: to syria where the slaughter topped 100,000, republicans see a policy adrift. >> it is a proxy war between the united states and iran, we are sitting by and watching all of this happen. we need american leadership. >> reporter: at a news conference, the president was pressed on egypt and whether it is time to cut off the $1.3 billion in military aid that american taxpayers provide to morsi. mr. obama declared he could not decide aid based on counting faces in a demonstration crowd or whether the recipient is following the rule of law. >> what is clear now, although he was elected democr

retire to their iowa farm and travel the globe but first them went to help friends volunteering in tanzaniae midst of a terrible drought. >> when i saw the fifth child die, i said, floyd, we have to do something. we can't allow these children to die like this >> reporter: they began by bartering corn for baskets made by local women and selling them back in the u.s. to raise money. but that didn't seem like enough. so they started packaging meals to send overseas. >> three months later we sent our first 300,000 meals to tanzania to the village where we had been working. we didn't plan to do this. it happens >> reporter: ten years later outreach, the organization floyd and kathy founded, has distributed more than 230 million meals in 15 countries. including to hungry children in the u.s >> it was astounding. we had no, you know, we live in the bread basket of the world in the middle of iowa. we didn't know the extent of hunger even in iowa >> reporter: the couple now has a 30,000 square foot warehouse for food and supplies bought with donated funds. on labor day weekend alone, iowans assemble

meanwhile, the first family just landed in tanzania. we're getting live pictures right now.his is the last leg of president obama's african tour. a news conference with tanzania's president, a visit to the power plant where the president will unveil a $7 billion program to enhance africa's electric power network. >>> it is 4:51. san jose state makes a big move this morning. we will tell you about that. >>> plus, could the warriors' only all-star be on the trade block? the new rumors swirling this morning. >>> and a look outside to the san mateo bridge seeing good traffic flow here, and bump in the traffic to our feeder routes. of course we're watching the shift as we continue to track the b.a.r.t. worker strike and the effect on your morning. >>> it is 4:55. did you miss out on your chance to see beyonce tomorrow night in the south bay? well, here's another opportunity. this morning, tickets for a december 2nd show at the s.a.p. center in san jose will go on sale. ticket sales start at 10:00 this morning at livenation.com and range from $45 to $250 a pop. tickets for tomorro

obama the biggest crowds of his africa trip came out in his final stop at tanzania. the president got into the groove, another thing the two presidents had in common. >> what is it about this continent that makes presidents dance? >> in this case i was joyful. >> some dance there. >>> and this just in tonight. it's on health care, a surprising delay to announce tonight in one of the most controversial parts of the president's new health care reform. that employer mandate which requires companies with 50 or more workers to provide health insurance or face fines starting next year. well tonight, a timeout. employers will now have until 2015, the obama administration says it wants to simplify the requirements to make it less confusing. >>> and we have another headline about american health tonight and pills and painkillers. a hidden epidemic striking our neighbors and families. a new alert tonight from the cdc says the number of women dying from overdoses in america is sky rocketing. more women die from overdoses on all drugs than die from car accidents. and a new membe

at his joint news conference with the president of tanzania. president obama said hey you know, this is just the way it works. we need to know all this stuff. >> obama: every intelligence service, not just ours but every european intelligence service every asian intelligence service, wherever there is an intelligence service they're going to be trying to understand the world better and what's going on in world capitals around the world. from sources that aren't available through "the new york times" or nbc news. >> bill: so all -- does he love that phrase. all we're trying to do by spying on our friends right, we're spying on switzerland and france and spain and portugal, you name it. and germany. we're spying on them all. all we're trying to do is understand the world a little better. >> yeah. >> bill: that's all. just trying to understand the world a little better. and hey says the president we spy on them. they spy on us. >> obama: i guarantee you that in european capitals, there are people who are interested in if not what i had for breakfa

. >> president obama travels to tanzania this morning. the third country on his african visit. >> yesterday the president made an emotional visit to the south african prison where nelson mandela was held. abc's jonathan karl is traveling with the president. >> reporter: a desolate speck of land five miles off the coast of south africa, the island is a place with a grim, cruel history. with a former inmate as their guide, the obama family toured the old prison that confined nelson mandela and others who dared to fight against apartheid. they viewed the quarry where prisoners were forced to labor, endlessly breaking big stones into small ones. silently the president stepped inside the cell, about the size of a broom closet where mandela spent 18 years of his life. during the years, a young white guard was assigned to mandela and the two would become unlikely friends. years later that former guard talked to abc's david muir, remembering the time mandela's wife winnie visited with their new grandbaby. >> she please can i show mandela from a d

his three nation tour ended in tanzania with a joint appearance with former president george w. they were at the u.s. embassy in dar es salaam to remember the 11 people killed there in an al qaeda bombing in 1998. >> before the obamas left tanzania michelle obama and laura bush took part in a first lady's forum. journalist cokie roberts wondered if they agreed with martha washington, america's first first lady who said at times she felt like a state prisoner. >> you have an opportunity to speak to your passions. and to really design and be very strategic about the issues you care most about. >> there are prison elements to it but it's a really nice prison. >> but with a chef. >> yeah, you can't complain. >> do you think you get put in a box? >> yeah. >> a little bit. >> absolutely. i constantly get asked, especially in the first term, are you more like laura bush or are you more like hillary clinton and i'm like s that it? that's all i get as the choices. >> everyone says it, reporters say it, are you hillary clinton or barbara bush. >> that's right. >> and i always just said we

the first family landed in tanzania about an hour ago, the last leg of president obama's african tour the schedule, a news conference with tanzania's president, a visit to the power plant where the country's president will unveil a new $7 billion program to enhance africa's electric power network. >>> much closer to home, this morning san francisco police are searching for the gunman who shot and injured two men as pride celebrations were wrapping up. police say someone fired several shots into the crowd near the civic center in the area of larkin and grove streets. this happened about 6:30 last night. two men were shot, both in the leg and taken to a hospital. investigators say at this point they don't know if the victims were the intended targets. they're looking for people who were in the area who have pictures or video of this shooting. >>> counties across the bay area will start issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples this morning. santa clara county even offering an express marriage ceremony services. couples can can get a license in san jose and have their ceremony perfor

i'm in tanzania now. hopefully we'll be back in washington in a couple of days. >> all right, chuck. thanks so much. travel safe. he promised us some souvenirs. we're hoping to get one of those socket balls. we'll let you know how it goings. moving on to politics, what might be the nastiest senate race in the country, the fight to unseat mitch mcconnell. allison grimes will challenge mcconnell in 2014 arguing kentucky is tired, in her words, of 28 years of obstruction. >> i have met with my supporters. we have had a great determination and decided we can make the best move, the best difference in the commonwealth of kentucky by running for the u.s. senate. >> mcconnell is known for willing to play hardball, already running ads calling her the president's, quote, cheerleader in kentucky. despite his huge war chest, grimes says mcconnell is vulnerable to defeat. >> i'm no stranger to being an underdog. his ads are based out of fear of losing his 30-year grip on power. this kentucky woman does not believe th

he is live in tanzania.to see two american presidents together in africa. >> that's right. and together overseas same city here in. you mentioned terror attack. they are laying a wreath. coming together on nonpartisan issue, obviously honoring the victims of that terror attack. but it goes far beyond that as well. george w. bush is here with his wife laura in tanzania putting a finishing touches on women's health clinic trying to fit outs his legacy in africa of battling h.i.v. aids, malaria. he did that during his presidency and beyond. president obama is trying to make this a key part of his second term saying there is a lot of fast-growing economies here in africa and this continent can really take off he said in a news conference today if you have obama and bush coming together, take a listen. >> the bipartisan support that is as received has been extraordinary. and president bush deserves enormous credit for that and so, i'm looking forward to being able on african soil to once again thank him on behalf

ed henry is live in tanzania and has the details. >> reporter: good to see you, jenna.d of a festive end to this week-long journey. the president was dancing to some of the local traditional dances. he arrived here with the first lady. but, you know, dancing as this he didn't have a care in the world, in fact his foreign policy very much on defense right now. he got questions at this news conference about his policy regarding egypt and whether or not he's too close to mohammed morsi of the muslim brotherhood who is facing all the massive protests. he got a question about about edward snowden as you mentioned. it sound end as the president was pressed on that case that the u.s. is not any closer to tracking the leaker down. take a links. >> we don't have an extradition treaty with russia. on the other hand mr. snowden, we understand, has traveled there without a valid passport, without legal papers, and we are hopeful that the russian government makes decisions based on the normal procedures regarding international travel and the normal interactions that law enforcement

the president took part in a wreath laying ceremony in tanzania with president george w. bush to honor the americans killed at the u.s. embassy in 1998. >> edward snowden with drew his request for sewell imin washington. president putin said he will not be extradited. >> i expect more from the united states not letting a thug like putin dominate the world stage. >> given morsi until wednesday to address demands of protesters. >> a russian space rocket has crashed shortly after taking off. it fell apart in flames and no one was hurt. >> wimbledon, her biggest victory yet. serena williams. >> all that matters. >> we have to juggle a lot. i love my husband. but sometimes when he has like five things to do at one time it's funny to watch him. >> on "cbs this morning" -- >> record breaking heat continues to scorch the united states and does not seem to be letting up any time soon. >> it's too hot. i hate to point fingers but i blame the sun. i really do. >> this morning's eye-opener is presented by choice hotels. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." good morning, norah. >> good

in a village in tanzania. a volunteer mission was helping to renovate an hiv/aids clinic.yd and kathy thought it sounded like a worthwhile detour. when they arrived in tantanzani the country was in the third year of a brutal drought. people were starving and dying. many of them children. having seen this, kathy and floyd simply had to do something about it. so their vision of a leisurely retirement was replaced by a new vision. fighting global hunger. today the nonprofit they created, outreach, has distributed free meals to hungry children in the united states and in more than 15 countries worldwide. today more th to date more than 233 million meals. that i have gone to see many of the children they met in tanzania grow up healthy and strong. this work they say is the most rewarding thing they've ever done. i have to say having just been to tanzania with michelle we can attest to how important this kind of work is. how it changes lives. it's also fitting that later this week on july 18th, people around the world will celebrate the legacy of the magnificent public servant,

they made a brief appearance together commemorating the bombing in tanzania. mr. intush attending a summit on african women. there they are. they are promoting the rule of africa's first ladies bringing change to their country autos we want to support first ladies ash the world by convening annually to highlight the role that they can play in addressing pressing issues in their country autos they departed tanzania following an upbeat ceremony. >> some low income californians could get a big break on their auto insurance this year. >> yes. michael finney is here with consumer news and details on this one. >> yes. this is government inspired. there are some stories on it. the cost has declined drivers can purchase insurance for as little as $276 in most counties including san francisco, santa clara and alameda. that is about a 3% decrease from last year. to find a dealer go to abc 7 news dop and click on 7 on your side. >> and on 4th of july week gas prices usually go up because of the holiday. officials say the price has fallen 8 cents per this week. saying the ave

bush made a rare joint appearance in tanzania.hey paid tribute to the victims of the 1998 embassy bombs in tanzania and then shook hands with survivors and relatives of those killed. >>> president and mrs. bush are in tanzania for a meeting to urge first ladies in africa to focus on their favorite causes. >>> well, it is 5:34. i'm a big, big fan of the summer heat but this is getting crazy. >> after a while, yeah. and today we're throwing a little more moisture in the atmosphere so it's going to be muggy and more uncomfortable. how does that make you feel? >> so glad you're here. >> so glad to be here today, guys. you know what? we have a lot of clouds making their way across our skies this morning. the temperatures staying very mild. but look at this. the subtropical moisture rolling on through. there's a slight chance some of the raindrops are hitting the ground towards half moon bay. you can see there maybe a couple of raindrops outside out the door but not around for long. you will see a whole lot of sunshine in many spots as