area and in addition we have the challenge rear facing due to the spread of polio from indiana and angolapart i do not want to belabor everything we will do to get the job finished is published here and not the topic of today's discussion but i have touched on what we are doing over the course of my presentation. key is to sustain the implementation of course, strategy's come independent a violation of major barriers to interrupt transmission. we're hoping to get a fresh look in each of the remaining effected areas processing a number of new approaches. in the process of developing and the foul it -- evaluating a new vaccine with type wine and iii vaccine and additional strategies to have those days to run those for spreading. to give you a response with jesse the complex ability of the response on the heart of africa and west africa to get those finished when the speak of the new approaches that we just had agreement with nato forces in afghanistan is to work with us on days of tranquillity in the 11 highest districts that sustain transmission to try and reach children in a safe environm

you are the only other -- the only other person i saw like you was a war and in angola state prison and it really touches my heart that there are people like you. dostoevsky said that you can judge to the level of civilization in a society by how it treats its prisoners. thank you. guest: @ thank you. i think it is very true. there are a lot of committed people in the prison industry that do care about this issue and who are trying to confront it, but it is obviously going to take a greater effort. host: what about sexual harassment, not just physical abuse, but verbal harassment? guest: @ it happened -- guest: @ it happens. it could be a prelude to the assault. one man testified was small in stature and when he went in he was cautiously sexually harassed by one of the guards' and ultimately won the guard was able to have isolated, he then was sexually assaulted by this guard. host: why, why would the guards do that? is it sexual abuse, violence of use, a control issue, a combination? guest: i think it is a combination. it is similar to domestic violence. it is power and control. host:

and in addition we have the challenge we are facing because of the spread of polio from in the and angola. i don't want to be late for everything we want to do to get the job of the revocation published. it is not the topic of today's discussion but i have touched on a lot of the things we are doing over the course of my presentation. the key thing will be sustaining implementation. we have an independent evaluation on going of the major barriers to interrupting transmission. hopefully we get a fresh look at what we're doing in each of the remaining infected areas. we are assessing a number of new approaches, we are evaluating a new vaccine with type i and iii to augment the tools we have, taking additional strategies to limit international spread. to give you a sense of the scale of the international response to the outbreaks that are ongoing, the scale and the complexity of the coordinated outbreak response in the horn of africa and west africa to get this finished. when we speak of the new approaches we are trying, one of the things we just had agreement with the nato forces in afghani

and then in addition we've had the challenge we are facing to to the spread of polio from india and angola. i don't to be labor everything to get the job of revocation finished as published in this document and isn't the topic of today's discussion but that test, the things we're doing over the course of my presentation. the key thing will be sustaining implementation and the core strategy is very have an independent evaluation on going of the major barriers to interrupt in transmission this year to give a fresh look at what we're doing in each of the remaining impacted areas. assessing a number of new approaches, we're in the process of developing and evaluating a new vaccine by type one and three polio to try to augment the tools we have and take additional strategy is to try and limit international spread. to get a sense of the scale of the international response to the outbreaks ongoing you can see the scale and complexity of the court made an outbreak response going on in the foreign -- one of africa to get those finished. when we speak of the new approaches we are trying one of the t

angola does the letter saying we are going to steer merrill lynch and what is going on on this merger and what's happening with merrill lynch i think is a reasonable question to say when did you notice and if you didn't know until after octor 3rd what took so long to figure out? you had a month and two weeks of debate in the congress. they send us home a few days and we came back and past -- >> i would be happy to answer that question. the drawback of the asset purchase plan as we discovered is that it took some time probably months to put an alteration. we thought that would be possible but unfortunately the banking situation deteriorated quickly and by columbus day we have a global banking crisis and the only way to stop the crisis from spreading and creating a huge problem was to inject capital to have guarantees and take the steps we took so this was the only way to do it as quickly as was needed given the way the situation changed so what changed was the financial situation between october 3rd and october 14th and we had no way to do the other approach because it would take too l

africa where we actually take and provide water supplies, clean water to people, medical kits in angola, we provide social programs across the board with agriculture, with regards to livestock. we do a lot of work with conservation world here in the united states. we have the second largest carbon sequestration program in the world in wyoming. we are developing farms in partnership with mission energy and wyoming. we were a founding member of the carbon registry. this is not a guy spending is like denying reality. i am actually trying to inject some reality into the discussion that seems all too one-sided and all to decide it, frankly, for a scientist like me. host: are there any legislative proposals you support regarding global climate change? host: -- guest: what we ought to agree on is we should fund more r&d to develop more renewable fuels. we also need to encourage nuclear energy, which if co2 is your maniacal focus, that is the best answer. i happen to think there are other issues that need to be on co2, which nuclear brings up as well, radioactive waste, so there is no silver bu