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they took her to an orphanage. and it was total chaos because the press came in and the babies start to cry. and it was terrible. when we finished the event, mrs. nixon said, from now on, we ll do orphanages, but no press. yeah, right. she didn t want the children to be upset, to frighten them. yeah. now, another thing in ghana, the nixons had been there, of course in 1957, for the independent ceremony and there had been a chieftain there who had met the president and mrs. nixon briefly. i don t remember his name. mary lou is the one who remembering everything. some chief. he wrote to president nixon when elected. and the president sent a pro forma, thank you very much. and this guy waved this all over saying he s my buddy. when we got to the captain of ghana, they said, of course, you must go up to the hills and meet the chief, president nixon s buddy. who is this guy? but we did. we thought it was a courtesy. he had planned for a huge ceremony honoring mrs. ....
china drew at least temporarily closer to the u.s. the reason: beijing fears separatist forces in their islamic western provinces. china has a delicate relationship with its ethnic and religious minorities. to understand the interactions between two asian cultures, we travel to the frontiers of han and muslim china in the city of lanzhou. but lanzhou s location and its future on this frontier have much to do with the region s physical geography and natural resources. ( blowing heavily ) narrator: for centuries in this part of china, rafts like this were an important means of transportation. made of sheepskin, inflated and tied together, these rafts, called yangpi fazi, navigated the huang he, or yellow river. by looking only at the huang he, you might think lanzhou is a wet place. in fact it only receives about 12 inches of rain a year. geographer chai yangwei, in the green, follows these farmers to see how they cope with such low rainfall. peculiar to agriculture in ....