rwanda is a post-conflict country. they are holding elections this year and it will be interesting to see how that plays out. security definitely plays a part. we follow state department guidelines. fellows working anywhere are doing what our government recommends that they do in terms of safety. >> what might be the next cities in the united states the would expand to? >> a good question. we are looking to expand in the united states. there are many interesting places that we could expand to in the united states. urban cities with urban health problems. washington, d.c. has a very high hiv rate and is a lot of interesting work that can be done. there are many places with a rural health problems as well. we are constantly working -- looking for great partners to work with. we are hoping to build up more placements in the eastern united states because that is where the fellows are already working. we love receiving e-mails from organizations that want fellows. if you know of any, let us know. >> this question comes from

live outside bo baltimore city police headquarters mir rwanda stevens, fox 45 news the appear police are investigating an argument led to an man being killed on i-97. officers say a car a pulled over on 97 near dorsey road around 10:00 p.m. last night. a passenger 30-year-old chester drew got out and ran across traffic and was struck by an suv. the drew later died at shock trauma. traffic trouble as we speak on northbound 97. this after a tractor trailer burst into flames. our view eric hall sent us these pictures showing the big flames surrounding 18 wheeler. truck was carrying cardboard which also obviously helped fuel the blaze. driver got out safely no injuries reported. when it comes to breaking news see. you can upload photos video to our website, click on the see it shoot it send it icon and send photo direct toll pics at fox baltimore.com. how are the roads looking tonight in lauren cook has our traffic report. hello. hello. fortunately that truck fire as cleared along interstate nerve you want to expect delays. we do have water main break to tell you northeast baltimore. eas

one million people died in rwanda despite intelligence of the coming slaughter and they did nothing. i'm going to make something clear. right now, tin foil hat people may be watching -- it's a big global, there is a star chamber. they're not talking about global governments. they are talking about global governance. history points to it over and over time. it's about power. not your power. how do you vote the bums out at the u.n.? tell me you knew maurice strong? have you ever heard of him. he is really powerful. george soros, you knew. did you know this guy before we exposed them? do you know who they are? i think, one of my producers that will remain unnamed, one of my producers cried. she realized what we're dealing with here and who we're dealing with. it's not good stuff. they will leave the illusions in place until the "e" word. emergency arrives. 20% unemployment. dollar collapsing, greece and all of europe on fire and in chaos. yeah, what happens when the emergency arrives? germany is bailing them out now, and now the imf is saying to greece what they can and cannot do. what

sadly there are other genocides, also rwanda, memories of those as well in this museum.e must continue to face the reality. there are evil people and that america is a good nation. we should never apologize for taking the step that we as a good nation stand up and call evil when we see it. i was so disappointed when president bill clinton refuse the word genocide -- refuse to work -- use the word genocide regarding rwanda, and he said that if we use the word, we will have to do something about it. >> we're going to go to some 32nd answers. >> to court to keep this in order, right? >> we are going to try our best. we will give you an equal amount of time. >> my question has to do with iran. secretary gates apparently does not think that the sanctions or the administration policy is working very what needs to be done? how far do we need to go if the policy is a failure? >> of course the sanctions are not working. it is obvious that what we're doing is not working. yesterday's or the day before we retreated to the display of our secretary of state repeal -- revealing how ma

if there are wars in the future, unless you're talking about bernheim and rwanda, those wars are goingand the economic interdependence notwithstanding countries still go to war with each other. and there are a lot of people in the pentagon and down in tampa at centcom today who are worrying very seriously about the fact that we could go to war with iran in the next year or two. despite the economic in interdependence. i understand your argument, you appreciate it. you may be right, but i don't think it's an argument against the probability of cyberwar as much as it against cyberwar itself. and i wish you were right. >> perhaps he could take one more question. we know you have a busy afternoon. what to leave time for you to sign some books. >> on the audio. yes, sir. >> on the issue, back to the issue of being defenseless, if you look back in december of 2008, the commission we put out a report on cybersecurity and talked about that, talked about the need for public either, you know, cooperations read melissa put out her report a couple months later. you're the president almost a year a

placing resend college graduates and helping the poor right now she has people who on the ground in rwanda and tanzania and boston and a new work in the united states. it is the idea from teach for america but to recruit smart college graduates to work in health clinics so they set up the supply chain one fellow in tanzania ran a supply chain for the guest so now he is setting up the supply chain for the anti-by rolls so the people and the clinics can keep up with the medication. i am very proud of both of them and they are doing great. >>host: also the question of your id moss's. >>guest: they are doing very well. at this moment there at in my backyard in dallas with george hosting a party. meeting barbara bush's assistant last summer in maine and they're getting married saturday night. [laughter] [applause] so tonight we are all hosting the welcome to texas barbeque for the out of town guests saw a lot of maryland friends are in the backyard right now. they are doing well to fly from houston to go to this party fly back home and come back on saturday for the party then fly up to maine fo

if there are wars in the future, unless you are talking about rwanda, those wars are going to involve cyberwar. and the economic interdependence notwithstanding, country still go to war with each other. and there are a lot of people at the pentagon and down in tampa at centcom today who are worrying very seriously about the fact that we could go to war with iran in the next year or two. despite the economic interdependence and globalization that has occurred. i understand your argument and i appreciated. you may be right, but i don't think it is

sadly there are other genocides, also rwanda, memories of those as well in this museum. to face the reality. there are evil people and that america is a good nation. we should never apologize for taking the step that we as a good nation stan and call evil when we see it. i was so disappointed when president bill clinton refuse the word genocide -- refuse to work -- use the word genocide regarding rwanda, and he said that if we use the word, we will have to do something about it. >> we're going to go to some 32nd answers. >> to court to keep this in order, rig? >> we are going to try our best. we will give you an equal amount of time. >> my question has to do with iran. secretary gates apparently does not think that the sanctions or the administration policy is working very what needs to be done? how far do we need to go if the policy is a failure? >> of course theanctions are not working. it is obvious that what we're doing is not working. yesterday's or the day before we retreated to the display of our secretary of state repl -- revealing how many nuclear warheads we ha

the rwanda and genocidal acts of you. humanely slaughtering millions of animals to provide a multitude with notion and tasty food and durable clothing is not. mangoes experimentation on identical twins at auschwitz was truly heinous. testing new drugs and surgical procedures on animals to save children's lives and promote humans and animals thriving is both morally magnificent and ethically justified. for the rest of us who love animals, recognize the nobility, and believe that as human beings we owe them respect and kindness, but also understand that our obligation to humanity matters even more. let us strive continually to improve our treatment of animals, as we also promote human prosperity and health. first and foremost, this means rejecting out of hand all more equivalencies between human beings and animals, as we embrace with humility and gratitude the intrinsic importance of human importance. thank you very much. [applause] >> we have some questions here. >> what similarities and contrasts the do you have with the

at 109, greece ranks below egypt, zambia, rwanda, and kazakhstan. country has to work hard to do this poorly. again, an editorial in "the wall street journal." john on the line for independents, you are on with bob davis, "wall street journal." are you with us? we will move on to mike. caller: there was some sort of possible technical difficulty. what is the possibility that there was something more sinister related to this? we have seen on the news what led up to the crisis was hedging or shorting companies and forcing them lower than they actually were and causing panic. could this have been something that was just the same type of thing, but struck down from weeks to minutes? guest: i doubt it, but if somebody had some sort of a computer program to start buying when the market went down 1000 points, i'm sure they made a lot of money in a minute. it is possible. host: west haven, conn., democrat. caller: good morning. i'm understanding is still trying to check out what was the reason, whether it was manueal r a glitch. no one was there to double c

at 109, egypt, zambia, rwanda, and kazakhstan. this is an editorial in the "wall street journal."john on the line for independents, you are on with bob davis, "wall street journal." are you with us? we will move on to mike. caller: there was some sort of possible technical difficuy. what is the possibility that there was something more sinister related tthis? we have seen on the news what led up to the crisis was hedging or shorting companies and forcing them lower than they actually were and causing panic. could this have been something that was just the same type of thing, but struck down fro weeks to minutes? guest: i doubt it, but if somedy had some sort of a computer program to start buying when the market went down 1000 points, i'm sure they made a lot ofoney in a minute. it is possible. host: west han, conn., democrat. caller: good morning. i'm understanding is still trying to check out what was the reason, whether it was manueal r a glitch. no one was there to double check on it, like the various two or three departments or regulators. there was no one there to check . tha

the genocide that took place in rwanda in 1994 and by the way, i understood you honored the bulgarian government yesterday for its effort in world war ii to protect the entire population of jews in bull bulgaria, about 20,000. wouldn't that be something to celebrate? we didn't. instead, now we are dealing with some of the broader effects of that. in my view, the effort to manage diversity has been a challenge. i look at france, for example, trying to outlaw and other european countries attempting to address the question of how you integrate muslims into predominantly christian votes? -- societies? those are the challenges. we will have a population in 2050 in which there is no majority, but only the population of the rich ethnic diversity that we celebrate in this country. i perceive that to be a challenge that requires our best evident. it's not that i don't believe the responses are problems that have been identified are serious. in fact, i agree with abe when he says that the media revolution has transformed access to a shared information between fringe groups that helps to facilit

world war ii and also in rwanda. there are memories of those in this museum, too.is continue to face the reality that there are evil people and that america is a good nation. we should never apologize for taking the step that we, as a good nation, stand up, call out evil. i was a so disappointed when president bill clinton refused to use the word "genocide" because if we used the word we would have to do something about it. >> we will go to some 32nd answers and now. >> he will keep us in order, right? >> we will try. -- we are going to go to 30 second answeres now. >> secretary gates does not necessarily think that the policy is working. what do you see now. how far do we need to go if sanctions and policy are not working? >> of course what we are doing is not working. it is obvious. what we are doing is not working. yesterday or the day before, we retreated to our secretary of state revealing how many nuclear warheads we had in order to demonstrate some sincerity about nuclear nonproliferation. meanwhile, iran says they will go ahead. he is intent on building nuc