this was done primarily in the interests of the united fruit company, for which it was important to preserve banana plant in guatemala. republic. in the center of the picture is us secretary of state john foster dalis. the brother of alain dales, the director of the cia, shakes hands with the servile bowing to the leader of the junta, colonel castil armas, who has a wad of dollars in his pocket, the head allen dales and the us ambassador to guatemala john purifoy distribute money to the commanders of armed mercenaries, and the indigenous people work like slaves for loading united company ships with bananas. angola, mozambique, kenya and tanzania, all over look what happened in places like africa, where they ended their lives with a bullet in the back of the head life, charismatic african leaders. in general, yes, this has happened in dozens of countries since 1948. ex. as soon as the terrorist attacks of september 11 happened, they began to do whatever they wanted, whatever they wanted, everything, be it murder, torture or kidnapping, they did it to women and children, they did it to them in

he joined forces with the united fruit company, the united fruit company was a big player on the banana scene, for sure, but really in the tropical produce import business in the united states. when sam's memory links up with the united fruit. united fruit is headquartered in boston, massachusetts, a port city, yes, but far away from the places where bananas were being grown. central america specific. lee costa rica is where united fruit was doing most of their business in the early days. so murray links up with the united fruit and expands the banana business. united fruit's banana business from costa rica to honduras and he starts buying up land across honduras, converting land, farmland. they grew all types of other crops before. too, land that would grow just one crop. bananas. bananas. bananas. under the murray's direction. honduras and costa rica became more or less these two nations became vast banana fields, vast banana plantations, growing little else to support the people who worked there. by 1905, sam had moved united fruit's operations to new orleans. this made total sense.

and the indigenous people work like slaves loading united fruit company ships with bananas.f the ambassador. a bomb with the face and smile of us president dwight esenhower. behind him, the archbishop of the catholic church marian rossel i orlyana blesses the aggressors over the bodies of the murdered peasant workers, women and children. it was a glorious victory, as us secretary of state dalis said about the coup in guatemala. the painting itself was considered lost in the world, but it was found only in 2000 in the basement. pushkin museum in russia. mexican artist diego rivera brought this painting to the ussr. he was treated in moscow. he left the painting with us as a gift to the soviets. union, only after almost half a century the picture was released. the cia's first covert operation program - guatemala, is one of the most famous examples, but there are dozens of similar cases. look at the dominican republic, mexico, greece, turkey, italy, south korea, south vietnam, we're talking about countries all over the world, look what happened in places like... as soon as the

companies compete abroad. you can hear claims that xm hands-on money to large corporations. i want to go on the record saying that in fact, 90% of the authorizations benefit united states small businesses. the purpose is to level the playing field to ensure that american companies can compete for global sales. that is exactly what the bank does in every single one of the congressional districts represented in this hearing today. mr. chairman, i would like to enter into the records, a chart that will be very helpful that identifies the amount of small businesses that benefit from the funds of those of us that are questioning you today. my colleagues on the other side, there are small businesses should be applauding you. they are in the hundreds of millions of dollars for small businesses. we hear that frequently that we are small business owners. >> objection. >> thank you. the export import bank is committed to cultivating a diverse workforce to identify ways to support women owned and minority owned. making sure that the united states can compete with china. the exports program supports exporters facing competition from china. making sure that we lead in the ex

carried out reforms, but his decision to nationalize banana plantations belonging to the american company united mistake. alain dalis himself, director of the us cia, was on the board of directors of the company, and his brother john foster dalis, then us secretary of state, was one of the founders of this company. arbins' decision made a difference. decisive role in the fate of his country. soviet leader joseph died in march 1953 stalin. guatemala was the only central american country to offer its condolences to the soviet people. the gesture of respect from this small country and recognition of the merits of the soviet generalissimo did not go unnoticed in washington. guatimal was considered a pro-soviet country, and this was one of the reasons why the operation was a success. the white house gave the go-ahead to the cir. in the early morning of june 18, 1954 , a c-47 plane appeared in the sky above glatemala city, making a circle and dropping a thousand leaflets. calling on president arbins to resign. a few hours later, the same plane began dropping not leaflets, but molotov cocktails and gre

other companies in united states have taken steps to attract customers.ut a five dollar value meal on tuesday. rivals chains burger king and wendy's have also recently rolled out discounted meals in the country. and that's it for this edition of business today. thanks for watching. hello. you're watching sportsday on bbc news with me ben croucher. england top their group at the euros. but does another dour draw do anything to quieten the critics? in group d — austria defeat the dutch to finish top — ahead of france, too. and hows that? afghanistan make history — reaching the last four at the men's t20 world cup. straight to the euros then where — if you're an england fan, the good news is they're into the last 16 as group winners. they kept a clean sheet and are now on the opposite side of the draw to the likes of france, germany, spain and portugal. the bad news — it was another highly unconvincing performance. their goalless draw with slovenia was watched by our correspondent andy swiss. a lazy day in cologne, but only if you were a supporter. under swe

this was done primarily in the interests of the united fruit company, for which it was important to preservemala's camprador banana republic. in the center of the picture is the secretary of state. with the face and smile of us president dwight esenhower. behind him, the archbishop of the catholic church marian rossel and orliana blesses the aggressors over the bodies of murdered workers, peasants, women and children. it was a glorious victory, so said the us secretary of state dalis on the coup d'état in guatemala. the painting itself was considered missing in the world, but was found only in 2000 in the basement. pushkin museum in russia. mexican artist diego rivera brought this painting to the ussr. he was treated in moscow. he left the painting with us as a gift to the soviet union. and only after almost half a century the picture was released . the first cia covert operation program, guatemala, is one of the most famous examples, but there are dozens of similar cases. look at the dominican republic, mexico, greece, turkey, italy, south korea, south vietnam. we are talking about countrie

of such a platform, i don’t know if it’s possible to compare this with such a platform that unites 400 companiest it’s like... there are some such motives, for example, our main unit in innovative development, the skolkovo innovation center, we, for example, are launching there now together with business, and a businessman like komarov is building a school that will launch completely new approaches in education, this is a school that will have serious skills in training professionals, not just general education , but also professional, and of course, within our framework there is... as i see it, the main high-tech innovative university, skoltech - this is our responsibility, and we are now a project as a whole skolkovo and skoltech are relaunching together with the moscow government, we have had great success, as was announced yesterday, even despite the sanctions and more foreign students have been accepted this year than before, that is , skoltech has had great success, and skoltech, as you know , differs from other universities because their main responsibility, in addition to... education an

outline of such a platform, i don’t know if it’s possible to compare this with a platform that unites 400 companiest in innovative development is the solkova innovation center, for example, we are launching there now together with business, and a businessman like komarov is building a school that will launch completely new approaches in education, this is a school that will have serious skills in training professionals, not only general education, but also vocational education, and of course, in our circuit there is.

mawe le export areas including ai, renewable energy and semi vatio expansion, enabling the united states company foreig jobs in cities across the country. some of my colleagues have fought the reauthorization of xm despite bipartisan support for the bank. it is proposed by extremist agendas hj25 two harm small business and hamper our efforts to compete against china. democrats have a long record of wowithyou. i was proud to be here in 2015. republicans used a discharge petition to do nding. i yield back because my time is up. >> i want to th comments and putting into the record the amount of small businesses that are helped. i always call them the small business bank. even if you help a big business, it takes lakhs of little businesses to get the parts ■í!. there is a ripple effect that affects lots of small businesses. we have the aian of the small business committee with us today. it is a big deal to have you with with that, we welcome the teimy president chair of the board of directors of the xm bank. do an overview of the past. with that, we thank you for taking the time to be . ■f■p you are

now we are in the position of one of the most secret units - reconnaissance company of the eastern groupthe soldiers have just returned to the front line. the task was set, accordingly, to comb the forest regiment, check, that is, how many units we could place there, whether the arrival of equipment was possible, i knew every bush there, every stump, every hole, so that in case of something it would be possible to shelter personnel and equipment. now this rue works in the vicinity of the village of staromaiskoe. as a rule, in populated areas it is always more difficult than. shelves, because every basement, every destroyed the building represents, well, it can represent an enemy stronghold, but they must be found in a timely manner and hit. here are shots of objective control from staromaysky. the work here has not yet been completed; fighters are consistently clearing the outskirts of the village from sabotage groups. one of the main tasks of reconnaissance officers is to transmit the coordinates of potential targets for our artillery. scouts always work in tandem with an operator. i sa

richard: big story is in small and mid size industrial companies here in the united states and these s that have the dominant part of their sales his focus domestically in the united states like a big industrial selling company china read the and these are u.s. company selling to u.s. customers. and they are departmental of this three industrialization scene and you're not going to light up a party telling people the point a wire compare ball bearing coming or something like that but that is really the nuts and both of of this three industrialization think. jack: with the economic implications of all of us in his senses me as if this could be the opposite of globalization from a price perspective it could be inflationary. richard: absolutely, and i think that we will everybody knows that around the world we are starting to get nationalistic tendencies we would argue if that was day and a good bet nobody dropped but this opposite of globalization globalization increase competition downward pressure on prices and nationalization closes of competition and increases prices. jack: it is on

companies. now, with the joint cooperation between the university and industrial units, knowledge-based companies can make eye-catching achievements by taking advantage of these scientific and technical capacities. in the saffron industry, the help we have given to the university with our farmers is that most of the doctoral theses and master's theses in the tombs under the supervision of our company. we worked there and it had very good effects , including the production of medicine that actually helps prevent colon cancer and treat it . the machine we produce is a water disinfectant for materials. that whenever water health is discussed, i am the academic status of the university. well, the people who are working with us are all academics and they are working with our team . whatever we can do to establish a relationship between the industry and the university, we will help the development. the university is also involved in the development of sanad, which means a win-win process in the direction of training efficient and specialized forces part of the industrial and entrepreneurial units of ta

the russian company tupolev, united aircraft corporation, announced the development of cooperation tiesh the minsk civil aviation plant. the parties have been cooperating for several years, this time in the portfolio of russian orders for the kazan enterprise tu-214 aircraft. russia is betting on this model as it plans to make it the basis of its aircraft fleets. the airliner is already in our country, it arrived from the kazan plant, belarusian specialists car will be painted in accordance with the corporate style of the corporation, and will also carry out final retrofitting. alina lopo has all the details. this is a medium-range russian aircraft tu-214, it was developed in the early nineties, but for a long time the airliner was used by a special russian flight squad. after the introduction of sanctions, the production of airliners was resumed in the interests of civil aviation, and right now belarusian specialists are working with the first, one might say, experimental model at the minsk civil aviation plant. this liner is called flying laboratory, the fact is that it is on it that

end poverty, the fourth leading cause of death in the united states. a companythorities to take care of the well-being of 135 million disadvantaged americans. firefighters managed to stop the advance of forest fires in the turkish province of izmir. suspects whose actions could lead to fires have been detained. the day before, the fire engulfed three turkish provinces. we had to close the highway between the city of selcuk and the resort of kushedatsi. the turkish ministry of defense sent several helicopters. firefighters were evacuated to help. a healthy nation is the key to sustainable successful development of the country. a simple, safe and effective way to protect against diseases is vaccination. every year, vaccinations around the world save millions of lives from dangerous diseases. 98% of belarusians have been vaccinated. major infections. discussions between supporters and opponents of vaccination continue, but the main emphasis remains on scientific evidence. i weighed the pros and cons, sergey ladosev. more than 200 years ago the first vaccine was pro

. >>> a company is now the most valuable publicly traded company in the united states. it's based in santa clara and they make chips to power the systems. they rose to more than $3.3 trillion today. that's edging past the value of microsoft. apple is the third most valuable company in the united states. >>> okay, a live look at san jose and a new report showing the divide between the rich and poor in silicon valley is growing. it will come from the think huh tank silicon valley. they found while the area is home to billionaires and the most expensive large city in the country, 3,000 homeless students will live in the food banks 500,000 people a month. >> how is it in a place with such great wealth and prosperity, one in six of our neighbors will rely on second harvest to put food on the table. >> they said 90% of adults is a serious living. >>> facing tough questions about the company's recent struggles. why critics say he deserves to be locked up. >> and he was one of the head decision makers to put the plane in the air, to keep the plane in the air. >> to the finals mv

workers at tata steel have been told the company is taking steps to potentially cease operations at the plant byjuly 7 because of a strike by the trade union unite been planning to shut down one of the blast furnaces by the end ofjune and the second one by september but port talbot workers have been told that because of the strike from 8july, the company can no longer be assured of sufficient resources being available to ensure safe and stable operations. live now tojoshua mahony, chief market analyst at scope markets. hello. this story has been rumbling for some time, hasn't it? tata and the future of port talbot. what do you make of the latest development? inaudible. sa that latest development? inaudible. say that they _ latest development? inaudible. say that they are _ latest development? inaudible. say that they are inaudible. - say that they are inaudible. joshua,it say that they are inaudible. joshua, it seems that we've lost you as well.— joshua, it seems that we've lost you as well. yes exactly, look, lost you as well. yes exactly, look. there — lost you as well. yes exactly, look, there you _ lost you as well. yes exactly, look, there

revival movement, more than 8,000 closed or semi-closed production units were revived during the 13th government. hepco machinery company was one of these production units. virtual openers have a famous saying. the sound of these photos may still be in someone's ears from may 2017. i sat on the rail until yar came to visit me and the governor. how many years had hebko been on the rail? the conditions of the workers had dragged on. you understand the suffering, you understand how much we can say , it is ugly to cry for a man . they were talking about their sufferings in the streets and alleys until the decision to appoint the new head of the judiciary was made and the children went to the meeting of mr. raisi at 12 noon. we were workers, raisi three days later. the decision to ax the workers who had been filed for gathering and blocking the railway tracks came . for weeks, the news of the removal of the jam and the judicial graves of the sadr until the president's appearance in this factory again is to complete the process of the abka factory. i don't want to talk behind the camera. if you weren't in the judiciary, you w

electric vehicle industry, tesla has issued two more recalls for its cybertruck in the united states. the companyface challenges with its newest electric vehicle, about six months after beginning deliveries, as michelle fleury reports from new york. the wheels may not be falling off the cyber truck, but parts off the cyber truck, but parts of the trunk are. according to the national highway traffic safety administration, pieces of trim on the back of the vehicle are prone to falling off. not surprisingly, the regulator worries about this happening while the pick—up is out on the road, which could cause accidents. in addition, the windscreen wipers on some tracks are also not working properly. in total, tesla has now had to issue four recalls for the cyber truck since it went on sale in november of last year, much later than originally scheduled. tesla ceo elon musk famously claimed the track looks like the future. he will be hoping that old—fashioned mechanical and manufacturing glitches don't hold it back. according to reports from the regulator, since november, a total of 11,688 cyber tracks ha

companies. now, with the joint cooperation between universities and industrial units, knowledge-based companies, by using these scientific and technical capacities, were able to achieve significant achievements. in the saffron industry, the help we have given to the university with our farmers is that we have worked on most of the doctoral and master's theses in the tombs under the supervision of our company, and it has had very good effects. among these is the production of medicine that actually helps to prevent colon cancer and the treatment of the device that we produce is a water disinfection device for any discussion that involves the health of water. do whatever we can to establish a relationship between the industry and the university , we will help both the development of the university and the development of the industry, which is a win-win process in the direction of training efficient and expert workers of part of the industrial units and talented young entrepreneurs of the region under the cover of supportive education and scholarships. have put themselves from we started this coope

administration does not delay, because i see a large amount of funds that should have gone to the united states companies, they still, well, as far as i understand, not even all of them went there, that's the first thing, the second is his opportunity, let's say this, to influence the funds, which before the inauguration, half of the funds for makrafin, which... according to this law, joseph biden cannot provide benefits to ukraine until january 20, that is, he has leverage over ukraine pressure, what are the levers of influence on russia? well, if these levers, they were, of course, and he talked about them, it is at one time the readiness to terminate the treaty on the reduction of strategic offensive weapons and to develop the nuclear program of the united states. the program for the production of strategic minnetmen 3 missiles, that is, he was proactively ready to tear it all apart, as you know, now it turned out differently, russia in fact has not yet reached it, it does it all so cunningly, as if threatening everyone, but understands that if the usa comes out of all this finally, everything, then r

about how to inspire other united states companies and frankly companies around the world to inves kenya i think ambassador an amazing job in demystifying kenya and making it clear to us, all of us that there's great opportunities in that cou we have the p.s. of trade here who is doinggotiatinging the strategic trade and investment partnership. we have our i. kr-frpt t. -- i. kr-frpt t. ps here who is guiding usework of how to get in country and start your business and make i say is of course clear it with your wifeer. [laughter] i'd like to thank my wife and kids they're watching right now, they allowed us the opportunity to invest in country. clear it with your wife fi then come in with enough vision that it's not just the kenyan market. it is an african market. east and central africa is five hundred million c whether you're in hyperscaling like google ort's an ecosystem there's enough for all of us. kenya first, come and see us. take our eleke the example of other businesses that are working there. and take confidence in t fact that i believe the u.s. government is behind us and rela

now we are in the position of one of the most secret units - the reconnaissance company of the eastern group. the soldiers have just returned to the front line. the task was set, accordingly, to read the forest regiment, check, that is, how many units we we can place it there, is it possible for equipment to arrive, i knew every bush, every stump, every hole there, so that in case of something it would be possible to shelter personnel and equipment. now this rue works in the vicinity of the village of staromaiskoe. as a rule, in populated areas it is always difficult. rather than in forest regiments, because every basement, every destroyed building represents, well, it can represent an enemy stronghold, but they must be found and hit in a timely manner. here is footage of objective control from staromaisky, the work here is not completed yet, soldiers consistently clear the outskirts of the village from sabotage groups. one of the main tasks of reconnaissance officers is to transmit the coordinates of potential targets for our artillery. scouts always work in tandem with an operator. t

in total, the company unites more than 7,000 mechanical engineering specialists.orn here, i studied here, i work here. from this point of view, sezhmash is a unique enterprise not only for the region, but also for the country, i would say, probably for the entire region as a whole, because those capacities, then... the construction of a bridge across the volga, a grandiose public-private project, is being completed partnership, which includes 100 km of a new route as part of the international transport route europe-western china. 70 years ago platina connected the right and left banks of the volga. it is not surprising that the zhigulevskaya gas station, built in the mid-20th century, is still there today. confidently fit into the new economic landscape without losing its purpose compared to younger nuclear power plants. basically, nuclear power plants operate in the load base, that is, they carry a constant load, and hydroelectric power stations, they operate in the peak part of the load curve, and they perceive all the changes, all the disturbances that occur in

unit. they are working and we know that this company .le khemat campaign, it is enough to do something for the people with the intention of the martyrs of khemat and send the number 8 to 123 39. hello, akbar is our master, i want my father's eye, he said put it into your father's account, it has a lot of credit , i will pay with tara credit, tara is very creditable with us, tara credit is up to 5 million tomans for everyone, a truck , i got tired. let's go this way , we'll reach home appliance city in 10 minutes. let's go, let 's go. well, i said let's go to home appliance city in all branches in tehran, isfahan and sari, in the best access points for you. it is located along with a dedicated parking space suitable for shopping throughout the week in the first largest city of household appliances tehran head. the presence of three candidates in the national media on the second day of radio and television advertising. on the first day, three of the candidates for the presidential election explained their programs on television. hamas welco

so the, so most 10 extra bowls journey to the united states is the straight and company want. i don't believe from moment they want to because they are integrated and united states strategic control of the part of the world. but this government hasn't had enough public outcry enough pressure. people saying, this is a man who has committed no crime, bring him on to clear yourself, independent. they're all highly improbable these things because i've never known the straight and goldman since 1975, but has declared himself independence. a previous coalition government brought the john was peter dressed back from egypt, they helped to bring back kylie mole and gilbert and the others. exception is truly unless why, how the hell is the situation being allowed to get this far from diagnose someone should of said no, no, no, no, that julian assigned as an australian citizen who was a forwarded all the rights and liberties organ, astrology. and i don't not care what country you why you are not going to have your most apply to our citizens when they're not even in your country. the obama

the state—owned company is expected to raise more than $11 billion from the move. the sale came just days after the head of the unitedalled fossil fuel companies the "godfathers of climate chaos", who had deceived the public for decades. for more on this, we're joined by saul kavonic, senior research analyst at mst marquee. the equity sale of aramco by the saudis is very much in the bigger context of what is happening here and that is saudivision 2030. that's where the saudis are looking to really modernise the economy and diversify away from oil and gas. and we expect the money raised, the $11 billion, $12 billion raised to go into saudi arabia's public investment fund. that is where they are undertaking a transformation of the saudi economy. the public investment fund is key to that. and if you look at some of the ambitions the saudis have, we are talking about $1 trillion of investment notjust in the futuristic city neon which many talk about, but in areas like green energy both at home and abroad, manufacturing and areas like sports and tourism, which is going to see a very fundamental change in the saudi economy

development of cooperative ties with the minsk civil aviation plant was announced by the russian company tupolev, unitedooperating for several years, this time the portfolio is russian. orders for a kazan enterprise tu-214 aircraft. russia is betting on this model as it plans make it the basis of their aircraft fleets. and

the company turns animal waste parts into ingredients for pet food, fertilizer and fuel. darling ingredients has a large plant in san francisco. our investigative unit also learned that darling trucks have a history of leaving gruesome messes in their wake. we spoke to a small town police chief in north carolina who says the company has dumped bloody guts and animal parts across their roadways at least a dozen times over the past two years. what does it tell you that even after everything your town has been through with these kinds of messes, there was just a recent one here in california. i think it just goes to show that we're not making any progress. yeah, not much progress is what he said. joining us now is our nbc investigative producer, michael bart, who's working on the story. okay, michael, in layman's terms here, quick explainer. how do meat parts fall out of a truck and to darling ingredients, the company break any laws here? yeah i mean, raj, this was a strange one for sure, and left a lot of people scratching their heads. i mean, these trucks are hauling all kinds of animal waste byproducts like blood, guts, even animal carcasses. so you

in total, the company unites more than 7,000 machine building specialists. i here. studied here, i work here. from this point of view, tizhmazh is a unique enterprise not only for the region, but also for the country, i would say , probably for the entire region as a whole, because the capacities, the equipment that we produce here, the technical problems that we solve , they are of the highest level of complexity, and it is quite difficult to achieve such experience anywhere else. the samara region is a portal to the world of water, 220 rivers and drains, about 100 lakes. this is, finally, the volga and the largest reservoir in europe, kuibyshevskoe, with a water surface area of ​​6,500 km, and better known as the zhigulevskoe sea. the construction of a bridge across the volga, a grandiose public-private partnership project, which includes 100 km of a new route within the international framework, is being completed. because electricity is a product that cannot be stored somewhere and taken when necessary. we do not work to generate electricity, but to maintain the

now we are in the positions of one of the most secret units - a reconnaissance company of the eastern have just returned to the front line. the task was set accordingly, comb the forest regiment, check, that is, from... the ukrainian armed forces have almost no combat vehicles left, the enemy mainly uses nato weapons, three axes, cluster shells, they work both on our positions and on the civilian population, they even pour concrete, well there, their rear positions are being prepared to the maximum, at a distance of 350 m, i observed with my own eyes, complete control over the old major will speed up the liberation of the harvest, for which there are now fierce battles, they are on the warpath with the military registration and enlistment offices, on footage of odessa again, people throw themselves under the wheels of a patrol car to save a forcibly mobilized person, everything we do is filmed, we run into people, i’m filming, i ’m filming, i’m ashamed, like the law enforcement officers and employees of the shopping center, they don’t care about people, the police pretend that they do

about how to inspire the other united states companies and frankly companies around the world to invest ambassador wittman has done an amazing job in demystif k us, all of us, that there's great opportunities in that country. we have the p.s. of trade here who is doing a wonderful job of negotiating the strategic trade and investment have our i. kr-f. kr-frpt t. ps here who is guiding us through the legal framework of how to get in country and start your business and make it successful. so the one thing i will say is of course clear it with your wife first, before you come over. [laughter] i'd like to thank my wife and ds, they're watching right now, they allowed us the opportunity to invest in country. clear it with your wife first. then come in with enough vision and realize that it's not just the kenyan market. african mark. the east and central africa is five hundred million customers you can acquire. whether you're in hyperscaling like google or manufacturing or otherwise. and because it's an ecosystem, there's enough for all of us. so i encourage all of you to come to kenya first,

representing the united states, i cannot omit the opportunities for our companies in providing componentsof this nature. so the potential for exports is there and then as you alluded to, which i frankly find the most compelling reason is the workforce that's being developed. the focus on stem, particularly amongst women. i visited the lab in april as part of the american chamber of kenya's summit, business summit. we took time to go and visit with you onsite and it was an amazing experience. the young people are engaged. where it's located is about two to three hours, 2 1/2 hours away from nairobi. and you might think, ok, young people would be focused on nairobi. no such thing. first of nierri's beautiful and they are so engaged in at they're doing. and so to be able to contribute to that, and i have to point out, it's not just ustda. the group have received support from usaid through prosper africa, and so we've been able to coordinate as a government and build upon the opportunity to really bring this to impact . i will just very quickly close to say you can reach us through ustda.gov.

healthcare which was a platform that had only recently become a part of the company with the process of being upgraded. did united health group conduct any audits or tests to ensure the change healthcare systems were fully compliant with of the security rule and also were in line with industry's best practices? >> it was a public company prior to the acquisition prohibited from doing any preacquisition audits of that type. once we acquired the company, we began to go through the process of understanding it and given the size and complexity, that takes some time to do it was underway when this attack happened. >> it also requires a risk analysis be conducted. part of your company's security management processes to identify and address potential risks to protected health information. did change healthcare conduct such an analysis after being acquired by united health group and if so, will you be changing that risk analysis conducted what went wrong? account for >> thank you for the question and certainly we are reviewing all of our management of those types of risks to make sure we are eliminating any residual risk

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