piracy at sea is on the rise on monday pirates kidnapped 15 seafarers on a tanker in the gulf of guinea off west africa the gulf is a global piracy hotspot accounting for 90 percent of kidnappings reported at sea that's according to marine insurer allianz safety and shipping review globally $162.00 pirate attacks against ships took place last year experts believe the number will increase this year as more people turn to crime after the pandemic downturn. and joining us for more on the story michael khalid he's the director of the international maritime bureau at the international chamber of commerce commercial crime services in london good to have you with us this tell me what more do we know about this latest kidnapping in the gulf of guinea. good afternoon the the kidnapping of innocent crew members in the gulf of guinea is becoming more commercial in nature the gulf of guinea poses a serious and ever present for it so the safety and security of seafarers in the region the kidnappings on there being reported that one president see distances on the shoreline and the attacks are happeni

yes i think that's particularly the case in guinea because it's important to remember that guinea was bit unusual in the region democracy there didn't really arrive in in the full sense of the word till 2010 so quite recently an outfit called the is the 1st really democratic president and people assumed when he was 1st elected then that he would see do for 15 year term then seek a 2nd term and then automatically would retire because he would be in his eighty's and when there was a constitutional referendum earlier this year which was clearly manipulated was not conducted very well and was not very credible to syria the possibility for him to seek a 3rd term there was ripped huge public anger particularly in conakry the capital the situation in mali is different president is actually in the middle of his 2nd term he's given no in no hint that he would want to run for a 3rd but people are really frustrated there because he's offered rather weak leadership in pushing forward the peace process in the struggle to try and resolve the crisis in northern mali and the country's also seen an up

stories making news around the world south african campaign andrew gagne has died at the age of 95 guineas to try it with nelson mandela was imprisoned in the notorious robben island prison for more than a quarter of a century. israeli protesters have blocked roads near jerusalem demonstrating against legislation that would grant the government the right to bypass lawmakers to combat the coronavirus it follows a night of protest near the residence of prime minister binyamin netanyahu. the us city of portland oregon has seen further clashes between protesters and federal law enforcement officers sent by president donald trump to end racism for test the night he rallies have been held in the area since the death of george floored in police custody. and us president donald trump has told americans to wear masks when social distancing is not possible saying face coverings can have an effect against the coronavirus previously downplayed the impact of mosques and has been reluctant to wear one himself in public. in the press. the

part of a guinea pig. for a new vaccine is being part ofa guinea pig.sure vaccines that we will market will be safe and effective, but it is a huge undertaking to make the case and an important one because it's and an important one because its public health is at stake as well as social justice. professor, thank you very much. thanks for having me. president trump has threatened to send federal law enforcement personnel to more american cities. federal officers have already been deployed in portland as anti—racism protests continue. there have been 52 nights of demonstrations there against police violence, in the wake of george floyd's killing. portland's mayor has accused federal forces of abusive tactics. this from our correspondent sophie long. another night of conflict on the streets of portland. tear gas is fired at demonstrators to drive them away from the courthouse. there have been protests against police brutality and racism here every day for nearly two months. and they are becoming increasingly volatile. some say that is due to the presence a

and it is about a non-binary guinea pig who wants to win the gold medal in rhythmic gymnastics so it's one of those books oh, seen that one before yeah, obviously. it's so great to talk to him and we'll find out their charities, which we have right here, actually this is demi lovato's charity. winnie wrote this out. we'll maybe do a chyron for you. so you can see #cut50, it's a petition for you to sign basically, raising awareness for prisoners and people incarcerated that need help during this time as well a little criminal justice there. aliforneycenter.org. and this is more of a new york, local charity that jonathan will talk about later in the show, but i appreciate it. guys, let's do a little monologue. we did it yesterday from the lemonade stand so now we've graduated and we have a real, actual, working desk look how exciting this is. wow. so, it's a little rickety, but this is it right here. my camera operator is my wife. nancy, i love you so much. if you want to, you can zoom in a little bit gary, i guess you want to come in, too. okay >> hi, gar >> jimmy: gary, you want to be

we have almost eradicated guinea worm. to go to a village where there's no longer guinea worm, it is a celebration. one of the good things about the carter center is we do not give money to the government. we send people in to teach to help people in that country how to do something. and we work with the people in the villages. and the health department does too and we work with them. and they do the work. just to go to a village and explain to them about guinea worm. if you can get their chief to do. if they see or hear about it from another country, they are so happy you are there. just to see, to go back when it has gone from a village that is almost gone. and the hope it gives to them. most of the time it is the first thing they have ever seen that was successful. it is just so wonderful, just to see the hope that something good is happening. i didn't mean to get emotional. >> rosalynn carter, we are here in atlanta at the carter center for this interview. how much time do you spend in atlanta, plains? >> we schedule o

in guinea protesters a return to the streets of the capital after 3 months of relative calm because of coronavirus restrictions they fought with police in conakry on monday they're angry about a potential reelection bid by the 82 year old of president alpha condé and his 2nd 5 year term ends in october he made changes to the constitution this year and opposition groups are concerned that he'll run for a 3rd term if the birth i think that we achieve the goal to show that in guinea they are people who suffer injustice and that the people of guinea do not support this 3rd mandate of president alpha condé us federal officers have broken up a long running protest against police brutality in the city of portal. and. the video captured multiple explosions near the city courthouse where the demonstration was being held president trump sent federal agents there to try to control the ongoing rallies over the death of a black american george floor now on monday trying to criticize city is run by what he called liberal democrats we're sending a law enforcement. portland was totally out of control

protesters have returned to the streets of guinea's capital after 3 months of relative calm because of coronavirus restrictions they fought with police in conakry on monday they're angry about a potential reelection bid by 82 year old president offer condé a 2nd 5 year term and tobar made changes to the constitution this year and opposition groups are concerned here one for the 3rd term. for both i think that we achieved the goal to show that in gainey they are people who suffer injustice and that the people of guinea do not support this 3rd mandate of president alpha condé more protests by opponents of mali's president are expected in the coming hours they're insisting ibrahim brokaw case that steps down the opposition has already rejected a proposal from a regional bloc calling for a unity government and international mediators a heading back to mali later this week to try to find an end to the political crisis nicholas hock has more. they call it operation ghost town opposition protesters from mounties and live movements have set up roadblocks in the capital bamako and in the cities

places that's the orange high us big shout pick themselves up in the highlands around the gulf of guineand to the west we've seen significant rain runs through the gambia and senegal recently there will be more showers much the same area out a generation i think of a massive show as ours in the and the ocean indian ocean might hit. but. who's to blame for the mishandling of the coronavirus condé make in the united states i'll be putting the tough questions to trump surrogate jack kingston and former democratic party official just o'connell in a special edition of head to head he turned not even through wave one as a result of a lack of a leadership here i said to my people slow the testing down please that is criminally negligent that i was that there not thought it was hilarious head to head on al-jazeera. here what you want to see a reminder of our top stories this hour e.u. nations reach a multi-billion dollar coronavirus recovery package following a 4th night of talks the majority of the package is being offered as grants to hardest hit member states after intense negotiations u.s. p

i think that we achieved the goal to show that in guinea we are people who suffer injustice and that the people of guinea do not support this 3rd mandate of president alpha condé another attempt is being made to break the deadlock over africa's largest hydroelectric dam leaders from ethiopia sudan in egypt have just started a virtual summit the last round of talks on the ethiopian grand renaissance dam ended a week ago with little progress the sticking points include how any future disputes will be resolved and how ethiopia will respond to drops in the region sudan in egypt say the dam will affect their water supplies and don't want it operating until a binding agreement is reached with ethiopia. in the united states a couple who pointed guns at anti racism protesters have been charged with the unlawful use of a weapon the felony charges against mark and partition mccroskey stem from this display outside their mansion last month they said they were legally defending their home from protesters and no shots were fired the couple's noise seeking community service rather than jail time.

some of these people are jetting -- objecting to being used as guinea pigs and lab rats, those are thereords. bill gates and some others are behind the funding of this testing. so when she says we know what's going on in other countries, we care about what's going on, i'm not hearing any evidence beyond a platitude. host: we will let her respond. guest: we absolutely do not condone any testing that involves that degree of use of populations that are already vulnerable to disease and vulnerable to other conditions. to livell take you coverage here on speech -- on c-span. >> thank you for joining us at the hudson institute. we are here with fbi director christopher wray. it is my pleasure to be back at the office and an honor to join the director in today's conversation. christopher wray currently serves as director of the fbi. he has served in a number of roles within the federal government i

to interfere with the 29000 election principally through trying to spread amplify on why and the guinea obtained the documents relating to the u.k. u.s. free trade negotiations now principles broadly pro regime media environment when you cheney have cottoned on to this report that they focus on what they say was the u.k. parliament and the u.k. government's failure to act and that will be probably one of the main themes going forward in particular as people try to understand what parts of the report have been redacted. jonathan broadcaster neil clark says he's not been tightly content by the report's findings. absolutely sign of lacking in any kind of evidence but it is quite remarkable and all those people who spent the last 2 years is treating times released the russian report well if this really was what you were getting so excited about that's nothing one of these is a mother. in law who can get into a lot of empty russian bottle a lot of nonsense but what we're talking is actually hot whole evidence which of course conveniently is rejected so that sells out what we call possibly te

some of these nations are used as guinea pigs for a vaccine that will -- iately be released don't want to say the majority population because they're not really, but here in the united states at any rate and in western countries, more white than black. worldwide62 nations where the vaccine testing is going on and if you just take a map and markout these nations, you will see it's almost the entire continent of africa and the other nations not in africa are dark skinned nations. some of these people are jetting to being used as guinea pigs, those are there your -- those are their words. bill gates and some others are behind this testing. so when she says we know what's going on in other countries, we care about what's going on, i'm not hearing any evidence beyond a platitude. host: we will let her respond. guest: we absolutely do not testing that of use ofhat degree populations that are already vulnerable to disease and vulnerable to other conditions. our black communities, african-american communities, other communities we know have underlying conditions to a greater extent than white

my kids i'm a guinea pigs i'm not going to send my kid to school to see if they're going to get covert the fierce debate goes on in the u.s. over when dad back to school but it's the children who are stuck in the middle. of the show for some mexican drug cartel displays its strength and defines ahead of this is the president. how the summer heat is returning to europe having taken a backseat for much of central east europe for a quarter while there are still remaining thunderstorms keeping the khuda in places like austria or remain here and this cold front indicates it should be getting colder so it is raining a coolish day in southern parts of britain denmark sweden and parts of norway as that cold front comes through briefly the temperature in profit dropped 232251 monday in the cloud increases in germany and poland but on the whole the trend should be upwards most of the european plain is in the orange or red depiction which suggests it's nice and warm vienna once the show has gone through the sun come back stronger up to 20. by tuesday obviously hot weather is throughout north afri

our kids are not guinea pigs. our children are not social experiments. their lives have value and so do the lives of their families. we all want our children to be educated. we all want them to be caught up. we all want them to be educated, but this is not the answer. >> our thanks to heidi in detroit hearing from that mother. let's use the same word we heard from kerry sanders, frustration. >>> meantime, in the san antonio area hospitals are under extreme stress. despite the intensifying pandemic, schools in texas are still set to reopen with in-person learning. i want to bring in brian woods, superintendent of north side independent school district, the largest school district in the san antonio area. thank you so much for taking the time. i know you've got a lot on your plate right now. look, the state has made it pretty clear, reopen the school building or lose funding. students can in texas do online schooling. obviously that presents a big complication for parents who have to work. so how do you get, superintendent, kids the education they need whi

with other guinea going on that all got there you for. this. point was. a fear that is reflected in surveys. 77 percent of people in japan no longer believe the games will take place in 2021 either. but german virologists are more optimistic pointing to the successful hygiene concepts applied in the blunders leader is that once the winds are so damn straight is a moment i mean you're up on. the if you don't switch. and i'm basically the fuel for the right of god often. does my concept and you can kind of stuck fins with us and also your shot from close enough between indian fired you actually even to the toilet but. it has to bring in leave and come to leo organizers would expect visitor numbers in the hundreds of thousands under normal conditions but what would the alternative look like an olympics behind closed doors that would also mean a massive loss in income. come order to our service thinking more homeboys or not we're not going to want this to you know our bikes going to. alter my thoughts in bone door or concourse on your north all talk. of their

and then on monday some very heavy rain particularly in tibet and on towards guinea but all the while it's fine and dry on the south and warm importantly. frank assessments tourism but the income stream is dead in the water what's been the result in poaching quite significantly informed opinions there has been a very aggressive political rhetoric that has become very normal in israeli society in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines it's time for new policy gives us a country i think not only seem to grady but he's threatening their stability we call continues inside story on al-jazeera. with al-jazeera these are our top stories this hour investigators from the international criminal court of arrived in libya's capital to look to whether forces loyal to warlord relief after committed war crimes mass graves and booby traps are found in the city of tire going to last month iran's president says $25000000.00 iranians have been infected with coronavirus which is more than a quarter of the whole population a son rouhani also says another 35000000 are at risk of contracting the virus

my kids are my guinea pigs i'm not going to send my kid to school to see if they're going to get kovi a fierce debate rages in the us of a when to head back to school but it's kids who are stuck in the middle. of a show of force drug cartel fighters display their strength and defiance ahead of a visit by mexico's president. voting begins this in syria's parliamentary elections the 3rd such ballot since the uprising began in 2011 the government has regained more territory since the last vote was held 4 years ago but at least 30 percent of the country remains on the opposition control syria's government is ignoring a un led peace process that would pave the way for internationally monitor the lections of zeros in a halt to reports. syrians will elect a new parliament it's the 3rd such vote since the start of the uprising in 2011 the last time large parts of the country were outside government control president bashar al assad's forces have since recaptured nearly 70 percent of territory they had lost to the opposition as in previous elections candidates need to be vetted by security and

central regions plenty of activity plenty of shahs and thunderstorms heading towards the gulf of guinea and then across into the far south south africa cape town in particular really just waiting for the nest next storm system monday is the day very strong winds fair amount of rain as well bringing those temperatures down not a bad day in portal is about 22 degrees but the rain in the winds are on their way to you so certainly by tuesday much cooler a windy day a wet day and then all the want to the north across central regions of the gulf of guinea more of the showers and thunderstorms. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop their energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to make such to moms as a global power develop into the basement company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against least amount we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and fire mentally sound energy solutions for future generation the brush fire littering future energy. the top stories this hour on al-jazeera florida ha

my kids and my guinea pigs i'm not going to send my kid to school to see if they're going to get called that a fierce debate rages in the us of a when to head back to school but it's kids who are course in the middle. of a show of force drug cartel pfizer's display their strengths and defiance ahead of a visit by mexico's president. syria is holding its 3rd parliamentary elections since the uprising against president bashar al assad began 9 years ago the opposition say the votes lacks legitimacy as the candidates are either members or allies of assad's posse zeros in a hole the reports. syrians will elect a new parliament it's the 3rd such vote since the start of the uprising in 2011 the last time large parts of the country were outside government control president bashar al assad's forces have since recaptured nearly 70 percent of territory they lost to the opposition as in previous elections candidates need to be vetted by security and the credibility of the election has been further questioned by the exclusion of millions of syrians who left their country or have been displaced by th

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on a rain soaked to stay in guineas capital conakry the family of 16 year old student absentee barrymarch from the hospital to the cemetery carrying his body a distance they say must be crossed in foot to show their anger against preston after collie's government. asks him he was among the 2 people killed by security forces during last week's anti-government protests the government thing and my son was a quiet boy he was coming from school when they shot him he would never forgive them for his killing. demonstrations calling for qantas resignation began in october last year in march despite the new krona virus sweeping across the west african nation the 82 your president held a constitutional referendum boycotted by the opposition the results extended the length of kenny's presidential term potentially allowing condi to do for 12 more years so the judge is going to look at the young people like all the people are victims of injustice of the tyranny of a certain number of individuals who want to hold on to power against the will of all the people nearly 80 protesters have been killed

and very heavy off the west coast particularly through liberia sierra leone on into guinea a similar story on saturday going very heavy by then into areas of nigeria all the while it's mostly clear and fine into south africa and warming up into port elizabeth with a high of 21. from imprisoned dissidents to inspirational leader. from founding the independent state to fiercely defending his people from ethnic cleansing in the conclusion of a 2 part documentary series i just see a world explores the rise to power of the 1st luger of an independent bosnia herzegovina. is a bag of bridge. from prisoner to president on a jazzier. order. to. welcome back a quick amount of the top stories this hour china has accused washington of interfering in its internal affairs after the u.s. congress approves sanctions on beijing over its new security nor in hong kong the bill would penalize banks doing business with chinese officials who are not to the new legislation. the trial in absentia of 20 saudi nationals accused of killing generation al sharpton is due to start in the coming hours in turkey in

in guinea 2 people have died in another day of protests against a potential reelection bid by the president president offer condé has been facing growing anger of the constitution was changed to allow him to run for a 3rd term in october as elections protests resumed on monday after 3 months of relative calm due to the coronavirus restrictions 13 hostages held on a bus in ukraine have been freed unharmed after a personal intervention by the president the 12 hour standoff ended soon after of law demands and in ski spoke to the the hostage taker and agreed to his demand to endorse an animal rights documentary. shows that headlines got more news here not as a write off the prison lives inside and out laughing now. her the i am. the least. it's. a good thing. if. this is the thought that. it's. just so. in this we. don't want to. live there. or. he's going to come back in a kook. with a minute. that she might. cause a show at a funeral. but. i settle down i want to play and. just to say. this isn't. any rules allowed the top. want to get all uppity. up a bit. come up with a plea but to me it di

resign international mediators are heading back to bamako later this week to try to find a solution in guinea protesters have returned to the streets of the capital after 3 months of relative calm because of coronavirus restrictions they're angry about a potential reelection bid by 82 year old president condi and felice and protesters a faceoff and a shopping mall in hong kong offices are trying to prevent a rally marking the 1st sign of us re of a mob attack at the u.n. long railway station last year a large group of men armed with metal was indiscriminately beat up train passengers dozens were arrested protesters say not enough has been done to punish those responsible those are the headlines coming up next it's prison lives. the let. us know if. you. get. if. thanks. this is the. 66th. attack in this week. in the live there. and i know. he's going to come back and look in. the book with a minute. that she might. cost a shred of shall. i said oh gosh and i want to model and. just to say. this is. in the rules allow the top. want to get all of the. public. come out of the event today it said

and very heavy off the west coast particularly through liberia sierra leone on into guinea a similar story on saturday going very heavy by then into areas of nigeria all the while it's mostly clear and fine into south africa and warming up into port elizabeth with a high of 21. rewinds continues to care bring your people back to life don't start with updates on the best of all diseases documentaries the struggle continues both from the till now these districts revisiting this silver fangs we're going back to a poor south african neighborhood where music and tradition come together in an annual competition with the people who. really want on al-jazeera. welcome back or come out of the top stories here this hour china's accused washington of interfering in its internal affairs after the u.s. congress approves sanctions on beijing of its new security law in hong kong the bill would penalize banks doing business with chinese officials were not in the new legislation. almost 5000000 people in the u.s. went back to work in june bringing the unemployment rate down to 11 percent but only a 3

people out to discount to see what happened is so many words like guinea pig african-americans living in atlanta sister wrinkly underprivileged communities have suffered the most from the covert 1000 locked down and also from what many say was a hasty reopening of the state they were the low paying jobs to live in so-called food deserts with no access to healthy nutrition let alone quality health care or education yet they're often so-called front line workers with no other options for work coronavirus death rate of black americans is roughly 2.5 times higher than that of white and asian americans and twice as high as the death rate for latinos we need pastor anthony moti he says by reopening the state for business too quickly the governor willfully put primarily african-american lives in danger what we're doing is african-american leaders and. 3rd. show. you. the past who says president trump is ultimately to blame for ignoring the disproportionate number of african-americans dying from covert 19 across the country mostly is convinced trump will pay a heavy price for this at the ball

he and his colleagues have to live often there are up to 10 of them sleeping in one room and the guinea and says something many elsewhere are unveiling to say that many work without a contract and are defenseless. in my community only imagine a person who is completely on his own what can the others still want and that is certainly 30 to 40 percent who have to work under these conditions. the most. the local government and has for a long time promised to deal with the problem however nobody has time for interview . one of the main groups affected by the corona virus outbreak. people that officially don't exist it's been an open secret for many years that many farms in the region rely on irregular migrants to cut salary costs in times of the coronavirus this strategy seems to backfire. for horse worker global give aura working with a mask and gloves in the midday sun it's becoming increasingly hard but the boss who comes to check insists nobody works in his speech fields without a contract he insists that's possibly a reason why there hasn't been a single case of covert 19 here. and fina

. >> i am happy to be the guinea pig there. >> since i am in a district with an active and ongoing small spaces program that i can add a lot of expertise because we have done everything. we are still doing everything. we are way ahead and we can give people advice on how to go forward. >> all right. here is the problem. we have the brown act. clearly we have more than three people who feel passionately about this. i think we are going to have to take a two meeting process to this. just to properly bring in everybody's input. go ahead commissioner. >> i wonder if to avoid a brown act violation if we can maybe take the input that was today. commissioner dooley since we have active street shut downs in our district and maybe just the two of us send bullets and we have a conversation on the resolution in the next commission meeting. is that acceptable to streamline this. >> yes. >> commissioner ortiz cartagena we are working on this together anyway. >> yes. >> then commissioners, when the resolution is drafted and then posted, the commission can amend the resolution at the meeting and finali

the people of guinea do not support the mandate of president. pressure is mounting on china's dams because of days of heavy rains and flooding at least $140.00 people are either dead or missing rivers along the young sea system have burst their banks in some areas flooding villages and crops heavy rain since the beginning of the month has forced $1800000.00 people from their homes seasonal rains affects launch parts of china each year but conditions this year have been particularly severe and let's get an update on the weather now with jenny and jenny more rain ahead for you here as you said if we're going to if we follow it and it's going to continue for a few more weeks as well. you can see plenty of clouds no such should define. and line is we have seen just a massive cloud here indication of course where the rains are always his followers are telling you the the rivers have just been fit to burst and of course what they've been doing along some of these stretches you can see there is actually opening the sluice gate so this particular stretc

with no cure it's like seeing the people out to discount to see what happened is so many words like guinea pig african-americans living in atlanta systemically underprivileged communities have suffered the most from the cold 9000 lock down and also from what many say was a hasty reopening of the state they were paying jobs to live in so-called food deserts with no access to healthy nutrition let alone quality health care or education yet they're often so-called front line workers with no other options for work coronavirus death rate of black americans is roughly 2.5 times higher than that off white and asian americans and twice as high as the death rate for latinos we meet pastor anthony moti he says by reopening the state for business too quickly the governor willfully put primarily african-american lives in danger what we're doing is african-american leaders and. people. use mess. the pastor says president trump is ultimately to blame for ignoring the disproportionate number of african-americans dying from covert 19 across the country convinced trump will pay a heavy price for this. in t

he and his colleagues have to live often there are up to 10 of them sleeping in one room and the guinea and says something many elsewhere on building to say that many work without a contract and are defenseless. he might be not the only imagine a person who is completely on his own what can the other still want and that is certainly 30 to 40 percent who have to work under these conditions. the most. the local government and has for a long time promised to deal with the problem however nobody has time for interview . one of the main groups affected by the corona virus outbreak. people that officially don't exist it's been an open secret for many years that many farms in the region rely on irregular migrants to cut salary costs in times of the coronavirus this strategy seems to backfire for horse work ogogo give our working with a mask and gloves in the midday sun it's becoming increasingly hard but the boss who comes to check insists nobody works in his speech fields without a contract he insists that's possibly a reason why there hasn't been a single case of cold feet 19 here and for th

has died at the age of $9051.00 guinea stood trial the council mandela was imprisoned in the materials robben island prison for more than a quarter of a century. in a father escalation of tension between the worlds 2 biggest economies the united states has ordered china to close its consulate in houston texas the u.s. state department said it was a necessary measure to protect american intellectual property beijing has called the move a political provocation and a violation of international law just hours after the order was issued firefighters were called to the consulate. bins on fire inside the courtyard at the chinese consulate in houston witnesses said they could smell paper being burned the 1st whiff of a bigger story because this firefighters arrived chinese state media started reporting the u.s. had ordered the consulate to be closed. it's a political provocation unilaterally launched by the u.s. side which seriously violates international law basic norms governing international relations and the bilateral consular agreements between china and the u.s. china strongly condemn su

to go to a village where there's no longer guinea worms it is a celebration. we don't give money to the government. we send people in to teach -- to help people in that country how to do something. and we work with the people in the villages. and the health department does, too, and we work with them. and they do the work and to go to a village and plain to them -- but if they see or hear about if from another country they're happy you're there. but just to see -- to go back when it's gone from a village or almost gone and the hope it gives to them, most of the time it's the first thing they have ever seen that's successful, and it's just so wonderful. just to see the hope on their faces that something good is happening. i didn't mean to get emotional. >> roselyn carter, we're here in atlanta for this interview. >> we schedule one week ahead of time to be here. most of the time we have to come back more than that. this week is my weekend and we have to come back more than that. but we schedule that so we can plan our travel around it. this year i'll be interes