she is now one of them, thanks to the united nations program.he works at a school canteen, where she uses culinary skills to provide healthy meals made from basic ingredients, and at a reasonable price. her clientele? hundreds of school girls. >> i like doing stuffed chicken. everyone likes that. also, yogurt soup. >> the job has improved life in many ways for her and her family. >> first, it helped me psychologically, then financially as well. i never used to have an income of my own. we were always dependent on my husband's earnings. >> the food cooked feeds several thousand school children, and it is good, wholesome food. these girls are fit and healthy, and fewer of them are overweight now. in the old days, one in four suffered from anemia, which made them too tired to pay proper attention in class. the problem is largely a thing of the past. the women at the women's center provide meals for more than 1500 schools, which means half a million students profit from the program. >> we are concerned not just about getting enough calories into chi

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the united nations development program, undp has announced an emergency aid package of $4 million forambodia's flood victims. the decision was revealed after a senior undp official met with cambodia's prime minister in phnom penh on thursday. august flash floods left at least 247 people dead and affected 1.5 million others. the floodwaters have also damaged agricultural crops and infrastructure, including roads. some estimates show that cambodia has incurred economic losses amounting to roughly $520 million. malaysian authorities have been preparing for the arrival of 28,000 muslim pilgrims to the holy site in mecca, saudi arabia. the hajj will take place on november 4th. one official said they have set up tents,emporary kitchens and haveade arrangements f senior citizens, including medical aid. he added the transportation from the malaysian camp to various holy sites will be very convenient. the last group of malaysian pilgrims is expected to reach mecca from jiddah on sunday. every year pilgrims participate in the hajj pilgrimage. >>> northern thailand's changmai province unveiled a

part of the initiative with the united nations food program. the rapper whose name is 50- cent plans to donate a meal to a hungry child every time his site gets a like on facebook. >>> no more soda for 30 days. that is what howard county is now pledging to do to get people to put the soda down for 30 days. linda so, we are going to talk all about this. they want us to stop drinking all of this? >> reporter: not all of this. they want you to make the healthy choices. that is what this is really all about. instead of the soda, how about juice. >> a lightning standing campaign against soda. >> what is in here that is just so awful? >> reporter: lots of sugar. you have the caffeine. you know you have probably seen some of those reports where they put a piece of phone into a cup of soda, and it shows the bonus. the extra sugar not good for kids. you have obesity, heart disease, diabetes. that is why they are starting this campaign. it is called the soda 330 pledge. the hope is people would take the first step to becoming healthier and making healthi

united nations is still relevant. and is i'd like to go back to something you said earlier in the program and looking at the charter of the united nations from one nine hundred forty three was october nine hundred forty five and look and look what it does today did you did reading that document did you would think ever that the united states would i'm sorry the united nations be so involved in military conflicts peacekeeping operations where the road record special particularly since the the end of the cold war has been bit sketchy to say the least and i'm thinking of rwanda i'm thinking of what's going on in haiti and of course you know it's looking at maybe afghanistan and things like this i mean was the united nations ever really really built to be involved in that kind of thing i mean peacekeeping is when the war is over and you get on the get on the ground and in libya they took a side they were the air force of a rebel group of people. well reading the charts you'd like to think that war was going to be far more difficult to approach far more difficult at least. universal accreditation legitimization unfortunate

this insanity live from moscow with me will recent share welcome to the program the cultural united nations has accepted palestine as a fully fledged member the first time palestinians have achieved full status to any u.n. body but you know. paid for it decision with a major part in funding that's what you've done your bush will you can explain more in depth to see you so over two thirds of you know ask your members who are present there voted in favor of admitting palestine but now the u.s. is going to cut over twenty percent of the agency's budget why is that. washington says the vote goes against its laws that against u.s. jurisdiction to cause any organization and funding the organization that recognizes palestine as an independent state israel's foreign minister said that they also oppose palestine's vote but it doesn't have much fun and political leverage on the world stage in practice america tends to the us tends to give israel the support it needs it on the world stage. the european union states several e.u. states also voted against the palestinian bid for you know membership. of

visited the united states for the first time. 2003 he decided to give up his nuclear weapons program, allowed to visit the united nations and gave one of his legendary rambling speeches. >> democracy is not for the rich or for the one who terrorizes, the one who is more powerful than us should have democracdem no. >> everyone should have democrat circumstance something of course never, ever happened in libya. make that go away. bring this down. my apologies for that. march 2011, the beginning of operation odyssey dawn, to remove gadhafi from power, the united states and nato forces participating in that. today, october 20, 2011, history books record mow car gadhafi killed. is legacy? what now for the region? joining us, former homeland security adviser fran townsend, professor. nicholas burns, a research fellow with the new america foundation. fran, i want to talk you first someone who has met the man, the world will not miss him. but what is missing now that he will not be brought to justice? tell us more about who he was. >> you know i think, john, many people have said, i mean this was not a rational man to have a ne

i served eight years in the united states army reserves and national guard. i am actively involved with youth programs like community youth centers and others in san francisco. i live in sunset with my wife and two children. i'm running for the office of sheriff because i believe we must reduce the recidivism rate and in still crime preventive measures by investing in our youth. in the 20 years i served as a deputy sheriff for san francisco, i witnessed the department spent more money for fewer resources. as sheriff, i would implement job training for the incarcerated to enable them to transition into productive citizens and contribute toward our society. i would encourage youth programs where debt easing cage with the community, offering opportunity to our youth, enabling them to lead productive lives instead of turning to crime. i would implement a rehabilitation process for the incarcerated. i would implement a performance evaluation system to ensure every individual in a drug rehab program is held accountable for their participation. in addition, with the new realignment sentencing program governo

you have today with our top stories this next in the program as palestinian strive for statehood at the united nations people living in hebron and desperate to hold on to their homes paul one of our special report for you from the west bank right now. brought to our bureau. there are five hundred of them surrounded by a hundred and twenty thousand very very hostile most of. the settlers in hebron illegally being their. one to choose living room why is that illegal this is our land and the arabs know that they have made. this holy city and we're going to stay in. iraq. but. there's no. more. because you know when you really. raise the expression. this is really the place of. you know since the settlers arrived in one thousand nine hundred two we have lived on opposite sides of the road a second holy and once we could drive up and park in front of the house here and now only the settlers can i always have to have a plan to avoid being shot out or having stones thrown out of the side of the house i you. know avoid it there was no way i scream here just the railings go as they in the city put these up to

the united states looking to put pressure on iran and the secretive nuclear program and wants the united nationshe program. the u.s. has long suspected iran of developing nuclear weapons. something iran denies. they were allegedly behind that foiled assassination plot of the saudi arabian ambassador to the u.s. and. a new campaign report shows how much money each g.o.p. presidential candidate has in his or her campaign fund at the moment. at the top is rick perry. reportedly raised 17.2 million dollars, even though he's been in the race for the shortest amount of time. mitt romney comes in second with 14.2 million dollars raised and newt gingrich comes in last. he 's raised 807 million dollars. and reportedly spent 776,000 of that so far. u.s. soldiers coming home to the arms of loved ones. >> there's your daddy! daddy is right there. here they come. >> alisyn: you're looking at soldiers from the 744th engineering reserve company. one girlfriend making a simple request to the love of her life. >> you fought at war and risked your life, your next mission, make he me your wife. >> okay. >> that's

. >>> the white house is pushing united nations nuclear inspectors to release classified information about iran's nuclear programorts the obama administration wants to use evidence iran is designing nuclear weapons to impose new sanctions. >>> 52-year-old boxer dewey bozella won his first and only professional fight last night. he called it a dream come true after spending 26 years behind bars for a murder he didn't commit. >>> and finally, important news here, folks, the guitarist from the band journey who stole away "real housewife" michaele salahi is making it official. neal schon gives his guitar away at the end of every concert. and last night in san francisco, michaele got -- >> easy, easy. >> it's a family program. >> they're moving in together. oh, my lord. only on "the real housewives." >> time now for the weather and scott padgett from our miami affiliate wplg, local 10. that woke you up. >> can i watch? yeah, i was a little scared. i'm very young. >>> looking across the south, this morning dealing with temperatures really warm today. 5 to 15 degrees above normal. national, 84 degrees. little rock, 90.

united nations imposed economic sanctions on the country. in 2003, libya accepted responsibility for the lockerbie bombing and said it would abandon its program of weapons of mass destruction. libya's relations with the west improved in later years, thanks to its oil and gas reserves. gadhafi is known for his eccentric speeches and behavior. when traveling abroad, he brought his own tent to sleep in. when he addressed the u.n. general assembly in 2009, he criticized the international body and threw a copy of the u.n. charter onto the floor. in the wake of the fall of egyptian president hosni mubarak, anti-government demonstrations began in libya in february. the protesters gained momentum and were supported by senior military officers that had defected from government forces. the government then deployed foreign mercenaries to crackdown on the protesters. >> i am the leader of the revolution, i will fight until death for the revolution. >> by august, forces led by the national transitional council had taken control of the capital, but the leader's whereabouts remained unknown and gadhafi's troops continued to fight. >>> in other news, debt ri

interest credit he made sure that the requests reform programs from the from the people themselves approved by the arab league what united nations or certainly nato would be yond it's me. i believe in the coming not just protecting civilians but since when you come on one side in a civil war. are certain but i do like the fact that obama was willing to work we had other nations instead of this the kind of unilateral. lateralus them all the rest of the world found out who we saw under bush bush and cheney so this is. a hallmark of obama's foreign policy a very rapid response policy not all isolationist very indeed very much nationalist or one. is more inclusive of. other countries and apparently more nuanced in some ways yes correct me if i'm wrong my understanding is that countries like egypt with a long and literally three thousand year long history even though they're large and cover a large area there's a sense of national identity there were there were cultural social political institutions in place for centuries if not millennia. but that's very much not the case in libya that libya is a fairly large land area with twenty s

six people were killed including members of the united nations staff who works there doing food programttack on the international community. over the weekend a u.s. military convoy was targeted and 17 people were killed including 12 americans. kabul has been transitioned to the afghans and kandahar city will soon be transitioned to the afghans. these attacks raise concerns about how prepared the afghan security forces are to handle security. there is real questions about whether the afghans will be able to handle security here, martha. martha: connor, thank you so much. steve jobs in his own final words. what the american innovator said just most before he died as told by his sister in a eulogy. that amazing moment coming up. president obama's big new message telling the american people, we can't wait for congress, we can't wait for republicans to act on the economy. is that message hitting home with voters? frank luntz joins us next. >> listen. we are not going to wait. we are not waiting for congress. we can't wait for congress to do its job. we said when can't wait for congress to he

you'll hear used certainly at the united nations and when talking about multilateral sanctions framework i suspect the language will really be focused on iran's nuclear program united states may have more backing for that type of a response especially with rumors of a new i.a.e.a. report coming out next month which could have some very strong language about the nuclear program now domestically within the united states i think you're going to see a lot of language that's a very very very confrontational and speaking about explicitly about regime change already this morning at the house foreign affairs committee a number of the members of that committee in hearings they were holding about iran and syria were openly speaking about seeking regime change in tehran so as i say i think you'll see a very different set of words and language used at the international level than that used at the domestic level just briefly and finally this isn't just about the u.s. and iran these allegations of course involve saudi arabia so how would the accusations of this foiled plot actually influence now iran's relations with the arab world. well i think that that's something that

> president obama he's healthcare program has the potential to improve the healthcare system but the united states has more preventable deaths than any other rich nation in the world. >>> a number of took friends you have may say a lot about the size of your brain. british scientists studied the brain scans of college students they found more friends on took had more brain matter in the region responsible for processing. >>> it is coming up on 4:53. before we take a break, it is time to look at the question of the morning. >>> this morning's question every year. roughly 6000 auto accidents are caused by drivers distracted by this. texting, changing clothes, or picking up dropped food in your vehicle? we'll reveal some of your comments and the correct answer, in a little bit. >>> welcome back. we have some rain around now. some of it is on the moderate side. see the areas of yellow from dc south and west and the baltimore area. the concern is later this afternoon with a threat for thunderstorms. temperatures by 9:00 hanging in the low 60s to mid-60s south and east. lunch time scattered showers mid-60s. later this afternoon and this evening, temperature

as you probably know, there is no national cap-and-trade legislation in the united states. there is a regional program in the northeast and california is starting a program. europe as a program, but there's no national program. right now we are dealing whips -- with the situation in terms of prices for fossil fuels have been going up for a variety of reasons. the situation is becoming more and more competitive in terms of how expensive it is to produce various fuels. as we have seen the price of commodities go up over the last decade as well as the price of oil. host: next is valdez, north carolina, nancy. caller: i want to ask about energy. the price of energy going up. , which willp 18% cost consumers 20 more dollars every month on their bill. the light bill. i don't know how many people and have had their power cut off because they cannot afford it without a job. you cannot afford this. if you have to have money. i agree in taking care of our ecology and i like that. but the environmental folks go way too far. i don't understand it -- i cannot think of what i am trying to say. host: nancy, where do

program? >> there's a huge range. last week des president clinton divas had a drag fashion show. the united states of asian american festival has events here every career as does the national career arts festival. in recent years homies organizing the empower youth had one of their first large scale neighborhood events. >> i think of it as multi-generational i see artists who are emerging and young and community members that may be from in college to, you know, some of the old-timers that have been around a long time. i think that is special about this organization. >> it shows work by more than 1,000 bay area visual artists each year and collaborates through the programs with between 60 and 90 nonprofit cultural organizations each year. we host weekly figure drawing sessions every saturday morning. there is an accurate dojo with classes they nights a week and people can drop in. we have a free drop-in print maki making class. and print making workshops for adults a want to learn the craft. we have an open studio. >> how do you see it as distinguishing itself as a unique place and organization? >> i was just reading an interview with elizabeth streb and she was talking abo