those are kids and women and men inside of syria, in oman, leba non, central african republic, south sudan, and afghanistan. >> and if we didn't fully, how anymore people would be served -- how many more people would be served? >> i have not made a 100% estimate -- >> we think it is 7 million to 9 million more people each year who would be served if we moved away from the constraints we now have by ensuring that instead o -- helping the local economies, which is what this is all about. we also have preferred shippers. could you tell us about that? >> well, the way the shipping contracting system works relies core partners. they have been important partners over the course of the program, and the evident's -- president's proposal maintains an important role for american farmers, food producers, and shippers. we are simply asking for a little additional flexibility so we can meet the needs of beneficiaries at a time when humanitarian caseloads are higher than they have ever been and are budgeted under constraint. >> another program you have underway is usaid 4. we asked for a gao study