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East in manila. ryan bar in line is here with his mother she raised five children all by herself. i cant describe the happiness ive worked very hard to make a good education possible ryan has been working hard since his father died. in order to pay for his studies as an electrical engineer ryan has been working evenings in a call center for five hundred thousand students who graduate every year the outsourcing industry creates work and away up the career ladder. like it did seem and still were a...

>> it is time for monumental americans people who may be deserving of a statue to be honored in this country. today, it is mildred dressal who us. >> shes the one in the commercials you always see. >> one of the most celebrated scientists, electrical engineer of our time known as the queen of carbon science. >> and dressal haas was born in brooklyn in 1930 and showed early promise in physics is srksz earned numerous degrees and became a visiting professor at m.i.t. in 1967. she worked there for ...

From people in manila like ryan barlow on he wants to be an electrical engineer the night shifts are wearing him down i go to work at night and then i go to school in the morning and any dont know how that how ive done it. its no idea. the outsourcing industry generates over twenty two billion euros and employs over a million people in the last decade alone the industry has grown by up to thirty percent and makes up eight percent of the countrys g.d.p. manager my loose of us john is proud of her...

This on television. so when you move were you well off? >> no. when i come here i almost had no money, almost 100 bucks in the pocket. i come for school. when i landed i came in the wrong airport in seattle. i was suppose to go to kansas for school. suddenly somebody tell me to take a greyhound to san francisco more chinese here so i did it. >> did you practice electrical engineer after you finished? >> not even one day. when i was in school i started learning how to do real estate. i have a pas...

This. when you moved, were you well off? >> no. when i come here, i have -- almost have no money. 100 bucks in the pocket. i come for school. when i landing. i even arrive in the wrong airport, i go to seattle. i was supposed to go to -- we dont know. we dont understand. suddenly somebody tell me to take a greyhound to san francisco, theres more chinese here. so i did it. then i started in san jose in electrical engineer. >> did you work in electrical engineer? >> not one day. >> what happened? ...

Obliterated overnight thanks to an electromagnetic pulse or emp. its not just the stuff of television, north korea yesterday tested a rocket that american officials say could be intended for use of icbm and intercontinental ballistic missile. john moore is an electrical engineer, he says the korean missile could hit the u.s. with an apocalyptic emp attack. mr. moore joins us tonight to explain how that might happen then what it might mean. thanks for coming on. you hear things about emp, explain...

Obliterated overnight thanks to an electromagnetic pulse or emp. its not just the stuff of television, north korea yesterday tested a rocket that american officials say could be intended for use of icbm and intercontinental ballistic missile. john moore is an electrical engineer, he says the korean missile could hit the u.s. with an apocalyptic emp attack. mr. moore joins us tonight to explain how that might happen then what it might mean. thanks for coming on. you hear things about emp, explain...

Understand from your city, here on the opposite platform, you knew that a minute was all you had to jump not only across one train but to train tracks in order to get this guy up to 60 then hoist yourself, how did you do it? >> i took a look. im an electrical engineer for the power company, recently taken safety training with metro north, so i was able to identify where the hazards were, come up with a safe zone to go to encase i could not get out of there. while i was jumping, i was planning it...

With him. >> he was born without any limbs. he only had a couple fingers on his elbow area. >> reporter: nomita was limited to a skateboard. it was one of just a few limitations. >> i moved out of venezuela. when i come back he had become an electrical engineer. >> reporter: nomita inspired him to become an electrical engineer. >> seeing this car makes me imagine what he would have been able to do with a little push like this. >> reporter: a little push that lucas now needs. >> i think this will...

Impairments. >> and hopefully were teaching a lot of those soft skills in addition to technical hands-on skills. teamwork, altruism, compassion, self-sacrifice. >> senior engineering major says this fascination stretches back to his childhood in venezuela, its not rooted in the nostalgia for his car, although he loved it. instead its driven by the neighborhood boy in this old blurry photo. nomito, who could not ride with him. >> he was born without any limbs, he only had a couple of fingers on h...