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west african countries since 2008, including burkina faso three times, guinea, mali three times, mauritaniaia. if you can say what you think the u.s. should be doing or not doing in africa? and finally, how did thomas sankara die? >> thomas sankara died in an international plot that started with smuggling in libya. blaise compaorÉ and fred's word the mastermind of that coup. i think it wasevealed in the trial how the whole thing happened and we are witnessing and hoping -- commemorative date october 15, go to new york and washington come asking for declassify documents showing the volvement those people who were in the plot. having said that, it is true united states can change its policy, defend itself fromhe monroe doctrine. the world does not belong to the united states. i think we have to respect african sovereignty. we have to listen to the african position. once we have that, if we have a different position on how the former 20th-century cannot repeat itself in the 21st century, that i think the united states will change its policy. no one is denying the united states. they have, geop

will mo, solomon saul is responsible for partnership coordination and development funding for mauritania at the united nations? he joins me now from more. antonius capital am also a very warming thank you very much for giving me the opportunity to speak about climate impacts and more tenure. generally we have a tendency one. we're talking about climate to think about like if something coming were expected. it's already happening in countries like more tenure, nisha modeling, and working out fossil because the heat waves are mean the unit, the flag said all of our it happening and the population of pricing was kind of stuff. so in my country, especially let's say more kidnap, we are seeing like sea level rise. we are facing landlord edition. and these countries on the population when it comes to migration, when it cancels with potential around the concord and their management of resources like water land and somehow other resources that are needed for life. most of what do you think can be done to build the resilience of communities against these rising temperatures and more extreme weath

he's been a peace corps volunteer in mauritania, unhcr emergency refugee coordinator and somalia humanitarian and emergency relief officer in northern kenya and somalia. and as a fulbright scholar in jordan, he holds a ph.d. in government from georgetown university, a b.a. and mba from the university of colorado, where he lettered in football and was inducted into their hall for distinguished alumni. dr. rutherford has also served on the board of trustees with the shenandoah valley battlefield foundation, which preserves and interprets the region's significant civil war battle fields and related historic sites. as a quick note, we will have a question and answer period after dr. rutherford speaks. if you'd like to ask a question, just please form a line behind the mic to the left and without further ado, ken. the floor is yours. thank you. thank you very much. thank you, bob. and thank you all for being here on a saturday with nice weather here in beautiful appomattox. it's a honor and a privilege for me to present this topic to you. you'll soon find out that it's been a labor of love regardi