when the soldiers came back from ethiopia, when they came back from east africa, a friend of mine who's in the tie and told me in her family when her relatives came back. nobody spoke of it. she said it is, was a wall, is a wall in in our family. no one speaks of it now. so the book, my book will be published in the spring of 2021 in italy. i'm very interested to see the conversations that happen, but it's not, it's not something that is readily spoken of, but there are other writers in italy, italians who are working and who have written on this history job i should go is another, is one of them. gabriella. good monday is another one. by friday, alarm is another one, and they they're working on this history. so i'm joy seeing a group of, ironically, women who were doing this on the east side. i think that everyone knew the history of the victory. but i am not sure how many people really understood the daily realities of living under occupation, living under a war, the daily occurrences, interactions between the italians and east africans, but also libyans who came into east africa as u

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east africa has been hard to explain natural disasters. after years of drought, locusts destroyed harvest heavy rains, then flooded fields and villages and dismay. the neary gong go. volcano erupted, displacing hundreds of thousands of people. repercussions were felt throughout the whole of the east african risks system, which stretches from the red sea to southeast, in africa, is also home to kenya's lake nicole to the once natural paradise has become a menace to local people and animals. lucy, me and says she used to walk along here when she was living near lake and crew. now she can only come by boat to the spot where her families home once stood. the 54 year old has 3 adult children. last year, this area included farmland and the shore of lake. now young man cast their fishing net here in the hope of finding anything of value. the lake had swallowed up the entire hon. nothing and lucy's life is as it was before i bay it. when i get you to the lake, no clue kept rising with what it all began in 2020. you might. then in march of last yea

now, every region on the w, the, the, it's a massive market, but a potential problem child for east africa butting trading block. the democratic republic of congo wants in on the east african community. and some there are calling for an expedited entry. but could the country's political instability and or infrastructure in placing the group also on the show, a gradual recovery may be underway. but the pandemic risk leaving scars across labor markets, especially for younger workers. and plants. ling is big business in parts of the world, but devastating to some species. authorities in chile are now making headway against cactus. hello, welcome to the show i'm seen in berlin. with 87000000 people, the democratic republic of congo would become the largest member of the east african community. shouldn't be admitted for current members that would in theory bring new opportunities for more frictionless trade. but congo could also bring serious challenges, its political instability for one violence in the east, its poor infrastructure. the choice is not an easy one. at the important border betwee

mean, look at our reporters in palestine, our women report there's in palestine in the middle east in africa, and latin america. it is those women reporters that are taking the brunt of so much pressure, so much intimidation by some of the worst regimes, whether the middle east africa or latin america. and yet none of them are broken, none of them have been intimidated and your process is not going to be intimidated . distancing out for 2 weeks and your last name is resolve anything or nothing for . so in the end of the day, the situation, jerusalem is aggravating. the world is knowing more, more about the ethnic cleansing and the colonialism that's happening in jerusalem and palestine. and it is. busy it is upon us, it is the journalist responsibility to be reporting most of the facts for the world to make it your opinion. and it's really important is it to reflect on why reporters like g of are there the issue at the heart of what is happening in chef gera? the settlements, the expansion of territory under israel's control, especially in east jerusalem or one. this is what tensions remain

africa. thank you and thank you, too, for your company. —— europe, middle east and africa. hello there.of the afternoon, we reached the highest temperatures recorded so far this year and that was 30 celsius in greater london. now, it was a different story further north and west because of a weak weather front that was spilling in across scotland, into the north of england. behind it, the wind direction changing to a north—westerly and that brought with it some fresher air and a marked contrast. look at sunday's highs across northern ireland, 25 degrees, the warmest day of the year here. but by monday, those temperatures were down quite sharply. and it looks as though that fresher feel will continue to be the theme of the weather into tuesday, as well. starting off with a good deal of dry weather, our weak weather front just a band of cloud lingering first thing in the morning but there will be a lot of sunshine coming through in area of low pressure bringing in some rain into western fringes of scotland by the middle part of the day and the winds increasing here. so, we're looking at ar

an initiative to stop dessert if occasion from east to west africa. because of rising 10 pictures and the lack of rainfall, most of the trees planted are either dying or already dead. and while polluting countries have recently pledged billions of dollars more in funds for this project, people here say they're throwing money into the desert. they say they don't need more trees. but more access to water. ah. and there are money inside and throw yourself stories on al jazeera right wing nationalist naphtali bennett has been sworn in as israel's new leader of to parliament approved a new code issue. government by a narrow margin. it ends benjamin netanyahu, the 12 year grip on power. but it lead to coalition of a policies with vos audiological differences, but is promising to bring unity to a divided nation. and the few come surely, you mean we are at the start.

from east africa. we tend to west africa sides area where the government's decision to forbid access to twitter has riled up us. we are not in military region. we have right to freedom of speech and so we should be allowed to speak to charlotte. you should be allowed to use me. would i be on facebook where we should be allowed to use as my country to social media of our own and currently in the country goes all its voice on god. let them know what to do. so role tried to let them when i found out what have i be having in mind so far on best interest right now with the suspension came out with had to leave that a post on president account, citing evaluation of its rules. the band was widely condemned about the niger and foreign minister defended the move due in a meeting with diplomats. why would this measure is to see what we can re balance these media as well and so on. so i'm on this. i am now joined by jeff at module. he's an idea and blog off political commentator on social media acts that hello jef

another good example is the fact that we found that most of the hydrocephalus that we saw in east africa was from infection that had been not been known before and that led in front of the people into my world to bring skills i don't have namely doctor c shift and another doctor you went with me. but i knew organism was discovered. it was bought not known what was causing all of this but that was recently published the bacteria disinfecting the children nobody knew about. and also causes a lot of brain damage injuries and in my third and maybe most important point is i would love to see more funding for training. there's a lot of funding for research which is great. but when it comes to trying to go to our government and say look, we needed to develop a program to train people who can train the trainers. the opportunities for funding are not as readily available. and that is also very important. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. representative smith, you have final questions. >> i just want to thank our witnesses, dr. benjamin warf, we do train the trainer. so we learned that

from east africa. we tend to west africa, nigeria, where the government's decision to forbid access to twitter. how's route use this? we are not in the military region, we have great to freedom of speech and so we should be allowed to speak. we should be allowed to use. we would be on facebook where we should be allows you that's my opinion is what i am so sorry about running currently in the country guys. oh, it was on god. let them know what to do is so roll gone. try to let them when i spend, what have i be having in mind so far on base because that's what i was efficient. the suspension came up with had to leave that a post on president how his account fighting evaluation of its rules. the band was widely gone, damned about to the niger and foreign minister defended the move due in a meeting with diplomats. why would this measure is to see if we can re balance media platforms for amanda. as i am now joined by jeff at all module, he's an idea and blogger, political commentator on social media acts th

from east africa. we tend to west africa, nigeria, where the government's decision to forbid access to twitter. how's route use this? we are not in military region, we have great to freedom of speech and so we should be allowed to speak to charlotte. you should be allowed to use. we would i be don't treat our facebook where we should be allowed to do that. my can be 2 days. what i show me the opposite are on and currently in the country goes all the voice on god let them know what to do. so rolled on trying to let them what i found i was of i be having in mind. so far will be right where the suspension came up with had to leave that a post on president how he's account fighting evaluation of its rules. the band was widely gone, damned about the idea and foreign minister defended the move, doing a meeting with diplomats. why would this measure is to see what we can re balance these media and platforms come on this. i am now joined by jeff at all module. he's a niger and blog off political commentator on

the global ideas, learning east africa had been hard hit by natural disasters. after years of drought, locusts destroyed harvest. heavy rains then floods each fields with villages and dismay. the area gone, go. volcano erupted, displacing hundreds of thousands of people. repercussions were felt throughout the whole as the east african risks system, which stretches from the red sea to southeast in africa, is also home to kenya's late nicole to the once natural paradise become a menace to local people. and animals lucy, me and says she used to walk along here when she was living near lake and crew. now she can only come by boat to the spot where her family's home once stood. the 54 year old has 3 adult children. last year, this area included farmland and the shore of lake. now young man cast their fishing nets here in the hope of finding anything of value. the lake swallowed up the entire hon. nothing and lucy's life is as it was before i could get you to the lake. no kura kept rising. peter with what it all began in 2020 you might. then in march of last year, we

as i say, asia, the middle east, africa, had been practicing variolation by the 1700s. it wasn't known in europe until the early 18th century and the woman pictured on the right side of the screen -- lady mary wortley montague was a key figure in transmitting mileage about variolation -- knowledge about their relation to europe. she was a poet and the wife of the british ambassador to the ottoman empire. when her family was stationed in constantinople -- present-day is simple interpret -- turkey -- she learned about the practice of variolation and she had suffered smallpox and survived it but she was terrified of her children touching it. she learned about variolation and in 1718, decided to have her son and are deleted. a couple of years later in 1721, she was back in england and started telling her influential friends -- doctors, scientists, and even royalty. she helped spread the word about variolation, convinced the royal family to get inoculated, and became a lifelong advocate for the practice of variolation. beginning in the 18th century, the practice of variolati

there's not a fee to give a few sunstone still in the highlands, v c o p, or otherwise fairly dry east, africa the ah. the ethiopian military admits carrying out air stripes in t grey, but the noise hitting market, the possibly killed dozens. ah, i'm out of my head, and this is al jazeera life. and so coming up the philippines moon, former presidents, been, you know, keno has died at the age of 61. protest to return to thailand, streets calling for the resignation of the prime minister and changes to the constitution and joined the coffee, the creator of one of the 1st anti virus software programs.

east africa has been hard to explain. natural disasters. off the years of drought. locust destroyed harvest. heavy rains, then flooded fields and villages. and this may, the area gone, go. volcano erupted, displacing hundreds of thousands of people. repercussions were felt throughout the whole of the east african risks system, which stretches from the red sea to southeast, in africa, is also home to kenya's late nicole to the once natural paradise has become a menace to local people and animals. lucy, me anger says she used to walk along here when she was living near lake and crew. now she can only come by boat to the spot where her families home once stood. the 54 year old has 3 adult children. last year, this area included farmland and the shore of lake. now young man cast their fishing nets here in the hope of finding anything of value. the lake had swallowed up the entire hon. nothing and lucy's life is as it was before bay, the magic group that lake know kept rising pita with what it all began in 2020 you might. then in march of last y

he's a decorated green bury, served in combat zones in the middle east and africa and afghanistan. prior to joining the united states congress, mike also served as an adviser to former secretary of defense robert gates and donald rumsfeld. he also served as a policy adviser to vice president richard cheney. welcome both. >> thanks, great to be with you and i wish i was there in person. >> our last speaker is a distinguished colleague from across the pond, barren brown. mark malik brown it's not was for his work in refugee leave and he has served it with public and private sector positions over a four decade career. mark has served as a senior official in both the united nations as well as he has served in the cabinet of former prime minister gordon brown just a decade ago. he's got a background as a journalist underway ranging meteor career that covers communications consulting, and he's currently the president of the open society foundation so welcome baron malik brown. >> thank you very much, steve. >> as i say i'm grateful to the mccain institute for continuing this or no form e

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i was born in tons near in east africa was a civil engineer. these accounts projects around the place out into the wild. be times when we were camping in the tearing getty with kilimanjaro in the distance in that be wild animals all around us. and this is wonder and amazement of the natural world, i think pretty struck me then certainly stay with me. there is one place called lulu sat where this incredible glass here flows down the shelves of glass here. and it's the glassy of it produced the iceberg to sunk the titanic, the 1st of the web, back in 2007, there were $4000.00 also sled dogs everywhere. and i interviewed an l guy and he said, listen what i said, i don't. and he said, we come back here in 10 years time, it'll be different. so we did and he was right. there was nothing like the coughing of noise that we heard back in 2007 because the ice that these dogs hunter in winter is disappearing. shame what it was, you know, i used to keep dogs outside my house, but i stopped using them 5 years ago and that really brought it home. having chil

the university of and for pre searching into governance, governance and conflict in central in east africa. sir, thank you for your views. you're welcome. still become here on al jazeera. despite the criticism from health experts, brazil's president will be backs that copa america more details later in fort ah, the news news news with me o. r g. the leader of western sahara as independence movement has left spain after denying allegations of war crimes, including torture and genocide, in court for him. golly, you had the police sorry of front wasn't taken into custody. as the court said that no evidence had been provided. he was allowed into spain last month to be treated for corona virus. his presence in the country has led to a diplomatic dispute with morocco, which rejects the western sahara independence movement. it's for to have led to a border dispute. a sicilian mafia boss who says he killed more than 100 people has been released from prison. giovanni blue sky was freed after serving 25 years of a life sentence. as he became a police informant, he set up a bomb which killed the prom

the up against east africa test drive is that it was not performing valley was 1st held nearly 70 years ago. was known for being one of the toughest in the world, an epic morrison of nearly 2000 kilometers on the open road. we met one of the veteran drivers, kemati, miami, on the track side. he'd come to see is new incarnation when we used to rally before we didn't need to wear their safety cloth. we could have your t shot. you don't it's, it's an option where we are gloves or not. but now they are supposed to wear the fireproof protection. they're supposed to have the hell met with or everything is called bustling. international rally standards steadily developed. the safari rally remained its own self. so from 2002, he parted ways with the world rally championship. the president who we kenyatta has promised to bring it back ever since he took office, a gave government spend millions of dollars and now it's here. the 1st day did that in the capital nairobi, and everything's been organized to international standard. even the trucks been modified to meet the w r. c regulations. but after

those 10 countries that go from west to east africa that are north of nigeria. isn't that a problem for any nigerian president because booker, her rom gets kind of sucked in to this into nice line conflict between those different groups. but basically want to take over the sell region and are in real time, as we speak day after day, week after week, we report on this channel all the time causing trouble in those countries. but booker, her rom, has an axe to grind with those groups. and those groups have an ax to grind with book around. right, and sorry, is your question, just asking if that's true. well, that kind of comes together with a weak presidency and it's the people of my jury that suffer. well yeah, i mean you're right, absolutely salient point, right, which is insecurity and then type a hell and how and dr insecurity in northern minder and in the rest of the country . absolutely. and we also have to, to consider the facts and the role that the fall of libya pleads. right. and if you look at the records, if you look at the historical records, you can se

there's not a fee to give a few sandstone still in the highlands of ethiopia, otherwise, fairly dry east africa sponsored pay cut on airways. be part of the debate itself defeating the end because it in the us or in the u. k . because it will just come back again when no topic is off the table. what we wanted to talk about where the man was white, man, touching aloud your dream, where a global audience becomes a global community. jumping to the comment, fraction, and part of the discussion. there are like kinetic efforts to silence fell opinions on the online based on al jazeera. ah, ah, the me look about what you know just means the whole rom, the reminder, volatile stories people philippine present. benita keenan died after being hospitalized a minute on thursday. the 61 year old served one term from 2010 to 2016, and presided over a period of steady economic growth. the u. s. s. condemned and an extra and strong called a busy market. and ethiopia to grow region was supposed to be killed. dozens of people, health workers in the village of to go told the associated press soldiers blocked medic

otherwise fairly dry east africa. ah, ah, the fuel p and military admits carrying out air stripes in t gray, but the noise hitting markets possibly killed dozens. ah, i'm out of my head dina. this is al jazeera life and so coming up the philippines moon, former presidents, been in your keno, has died at the age of 61 protest to return to thailand, streets calling for the resignation of the prime minister and changes to the constitution and joined the coffee the creator of one of the 1st anti virus software programs went dead in spain. only thing extra addition to the us. ah, if you please, defense ministry has denied one of its fair strikes, hates a busy market in the northern te dry region, but it does admits to attacking a celebration of t great regional fighters. dozens of civilians were reported killed in the strike in the village of to go gone tuesday. the u. s. has condemned the attack calling it a reprehensible axe. it comes during some of the most intense funny things since the conflicts between the army and c

otherwise, fairly dry east africa, the a city defined by military occupation. there's never been an arab state. he with the capital of jerusalem. everyone is welcome. but the default structure that maintain the call on a project, that's what it feels was one of the founder of the settlement with this and the story of juice through the eyes of its own people, segregation, occupations, discrimination, injustice. this is i thought, side in 21st century drew for them a rock and a hard place analogy 0. ah ah, look like you're watching, i'll just say with me. so romney, reminder of our top stories. people with philippine president benita aquino, who died after being hospitalized a minute on thursday. the 61 year old served one time, 2010 to 2016, presided over a period of steady economic grades. the u. s. is condemned. a suspected strong called a busy ball, continued the if his t cry region that report to be killed. dozens of people. health workers in the village of to go got told the associated press soldiers blocked metix, reaching the scenes and called pro democra

e commerce giant is building east africa base on a floodplain in cape town. developments recently got the green light despite years of opposition from activists. indigenous cool sand environmentalists, robin smith's report from cape town. praying for protection. before going to war with a giant. these men are among thousands of people fighting to safeguard what they say is sacred and environmentally sensitive land. so one of the world's largest companies is about to cement itself on african soil. amazons africa headquarters will stand tall in south africa at the confluence of to kate's on rivers. some environmental se bolding on a floodplain is a disaster waiting to happen and put surrounding areas at further risk of flooding . now, critics also argue that the development goes against the cities, climate change policies. amazon's offices form part of a major, $14.00, hector, $280000000.00 redevelopment plan. that will create thousands of jobs. but it's been marred by controversy since being announced 5 years ago. construction include infilling parts of their lives, the river. the land

. >> international champions are up against east africa's best drivers.ari valley was first held nearly 70 years ago. it was known for being one of the toughest in the world and nearly 2000 kilometers of open road. we met one of the veteran drivers on the track side. he has come to see his new incarnation. >> when we rallied before, we need to where the safety cloaks. it was an option to wear the gloves or not but now we have to wear fireproof protection. everything is composite. >> as international rally standards steadily developed, they remain their old self. from 2002, he parted ways with the world rally championship. they have promised to bring it back ever since he took office eight years ago. the government spent millions of dollars and now it is here. the first stages of this circuit , everything is organized through international standards. three days of rough dirt roads, through bush, forest, and savannah. some of the fastest time so far and a favorite to win. driving between the stages draws a crowd. local teams used denominate the podiums. wit

were very good at distributing the first dose of that vaccine including kenya and other parts of east africaey need those second doses. so that would be very important to get that cleared up as soon as possible. there's also the issue of distributing these vaccines. the u.s. made it very clear that they are going to work very closely with covax and the african union to identify countries which can actually give out the vaccines. so the issue here is really a long-term issue that the capacity isn't necessarily there in many of these countries to get vaccines into arms for the majority of the population. and you're right, kim, there is a third wave building in parts of this continent including here in south africa, an increase of some 20% of cases over the last 14 days compared to the prior 14 days says the w.h.o. and some specific countries of concern here in south africa one of them other parts of southern africa and uganda recently saw its highest single day case of -- cases of covid. so there is a long way to go but at least this 5 million will start the process, kim. >> at least some good

"atrocities" is personally offensive to me, i am a green beret that served all over the middle east, africarapped onto them, and i've visited israeli homes, all of which, their schools and bus stops included had to have bunkers to defend their families against hamas rockets are so enough is enough, we need to speak out, this is offensive and i have received outreach from a number of jewish americans who believe that this rhetoric is contributing to the anti-semitic attacks across the united states that we've seen just in the past few months. >> do you fear that you could be labeled the same for calling them the hamas caucus? >> i think they've shown time and time again, they are willing to stand and turn a blind eye to what these groups are doing. let's remind everyone, hamas is not only launching rockets into cities with the intent to kill civilians but they are doing so, hiding behind women and children, schools, hospitals and other public buildings and as someone who has been shot at by terrorists hiding behind women and children, again, enough is enough so they can throw out whatever rh

your last comment about running, distance running was invented in east africa, so the appropriation can chinese mother's comments. this is another one that's more fab than funny or anything of the kind. it's something that has come up several times, you look at jordan peterson, dr. peterson, the conversation with the woman that had fled north korea. my comment is that many bad ideas resemble marxism in terms of this idea of an oppressor class. the similarities aren't all wrong. let's hope we can stop any potential cultural revolution because i'll tell you in china they are focused on math and going back to space and we need to compete in the real world. >> shannon: she is -- northern virginia outside of d.c., the same flavor of a lot of the school systems. doing controversial curriculum. parents are now starting to speak out. they are showing up at school board meetings and running for school boards, sharing their stories and are not holding back. his recall efforts underway. do you think the average american parents had a wake up this last year. navy kids being home and they are seeing

uganda, other countries in east africa. and that lack of vaccines is a real problem.stion to the head of the w.h.o. emergency response what they are going to do in that short term. and he called the globe's response a catastrophic moral failure. take a listen. >> we have a very, very short window of time to get our most vulnerable protected. and we haven't done it. we have not used the vaccines available globally to provide global protection to the most vulnerable. >> reporter: dr. ryan was specifically speaking about the delta variant which he said is so far the most efficient variant of this virus. he said that vulnerable people in his words could be picked off if vaccines aren't widely available. and they are asking for those countries not just to share excess doses, but also to share doses before they vaccinate their young and healthy. something probably unlikely to happen because we're not seeing an easing off of vaccine nationalism, but the overall impact on this pandemic will be devastating. >> thanks for that live report from johannesburg. >>> so still ahead o

educators can start right away. knowledge sharing, download it now for free. global ideas, learning east africa has been hard to explain. natural disasters. after years of drought, locust destroyed harvest. heavy rains, then flooded fields and villages and dismay. the area gone, go. volcano erupted, displacing hundreds of thousands of people. repercussions were felt throughout the whole of the east african risk system, which stretches from the red sea to southeast in africa. it's also home to kenya's late nicole to the once natural paradise become a menace to local people and animals. lucy, me and says she used to walk along here when she was living near lake and crew. now she can only come by boat to the spot where her families home once stood. the 54 year old has 3 adult children. last year, this area included farmland and the shore of lake. now young man cast their fishing nets here in the hope of finding anything of value. the lake has swallowed up the entire hon. nothing and lucy's life is as it was before. a bay de la maggie. they can go to that lake. no true, kept rising. peter with what

from east africa. we tend to west africa sides area where the government's decision to forbid access to twitter has riled up us. we are not in military region. we have great to freedom of speech and so we should be allowed to speak to charlotte. we should be allowed to use we would i be on st. facebook where we should be allowed. that's my candid opinion, is what i saw me off of our own and currently in the country, guys, all it's worth our god. let them know what to do. so we're all gone, trying to let them when i found out what have i be having in mind, so far on best interest, right us? what was the suspension team i thought were deleted or pushed on press them account, citing violation of its rules. the band was widely condemned about the idea of foreign minister defended the move due in a meeting with diplomats. why would think this measure is to see what we can balance these media as well. and so i'm on this. i am now joined by jeff. it's almost out, he's a niger and blogger, political commentator

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laden, and he's covered the military for more than ten years, traveling through iraq, afghanistan, east africa, and haiti to tell the stories of american soldiers. his latest work, "rock force", tells the story of 1945 retaking of corregidor. please join me in welcoming kevin maurer. >> hello, welcome. thank you very much for the center for having me. let's talk about "rock force", a sort of homecoming for me. my family still lives there. i'm familiar with what you guys do there and i appreciate you taking the time to talk to me. so "rock force" is an interesting book only and that i had no idea anything about corregidor, the final third. and i was in my editors office in new york, brett howard, and his grandfather jumped corregidor on. we are talking about doing a book together, finding a topic. he mentioned corregidor and thought it would make for a great book. in this one, at that point, i had no idea. the only familiarity i had was with "rock force", there is a mannequin in the special operations of one of the paratroopers. i knew they jumped in the pacific. for me, this book was as much o

at the same time, i'm looking around at the rest of the world seeing my friends in east africa and southmerica wish forg a d wishing for a day they can bass income what we're experiencing here. the ability to go to work and not have sick covid-19 patients. at built to be vaccinated and not fear for your life because covid-19 is still in many places around the world even if it's declining here. >> you have been flagging this far before many, i have to say. what the impact is, it's a global bpandemic. but what we do here and what looks like elsewhere, how we all get through the pandemic if the entire world is not in the same place. we no he that president biden has pledged to donate 80 million doses by end of june. we don't know where they're going to go. i'm curious where you think vaccines are needed most. what should the white house be considering as they become this leading vaccine producer in the world? >> well, i think we need them wherever they go. we need to get them out now. that promise from the white house was at the end of april for the astrazeneca doses. now they're waiting fo

another example is the fact that we found that most of the hydrocephalus we saw in east africa was from infection, that wasn't known before and that led, that brought other people into my world to have skills that i don't have, doctor steve schiff and leading investigators with me but a new organism was discovered, not known what was causing all of us that was recently published, a bacteria infecting these children that nobody knew about and it causes brain damage and my third most important thing, i'd love to see more funding training. there's a lot of funding for research which is great but when it comes to trying to go to our government and say, we need to develop a program to train people who can train the trainers about the opportunities for funding are not as readily available. and that isva also very importa. thank you. >> thank you very much. representative smith, any final questions? >> i want to thank our witnesses, our bill does train the trainers and we learned that from you and you testified in 2011, is very keith when he said that then and ever since. i just -- maxine wate