for the victims of famine in africa, specifically ethiopia. this is the event that others have tried to copy and learn from. to learn its mistakes as well. it wasn t as simple as you get lots of money. some of the money made to it the people who need it but some of it did not. nile rogers said, we didn t understand the business or the government structure they just did it. right. and there was money that they gathered. what you find ever since then is that what these other groups are doing is trying to hold these big events but learn from the mistakes by being more primarily about education. look what they did back in 2005. this was live 8, remember this? they did kind of get the message. they increased after this poverty aid and they also
wants her 2-year-old to know she will always be there for her. she has made my life so much richer, but also just like i said when i met you right after the earthquake, it s like she s always been here. she s special. reporter: these are trying times for this new mother. but i ve known elizabeth now for almost six months. we ve become friends and i would bet my rent money that she and jenna will thrive. richard? gary, great piece. i was noticing how emotional it was for elizabeth just to tell you about her daughter jenna and how she was acting out. she s well-trained, as you re saying. how is elizabeth getting help to try to solve this problem that is here today? who can she go to? right, elizabeth is talking to experts and she s also talking to other parents who have adopted haitian orphans and are going through similar circumstances. so it makes it easier knowing that other people are going through it.