with the winners normally being from subsaharan africa. it is like no other event in the sporting landscape. when you attack the idea that we could come together at an event like that, you attack the very idea that we could come together at all. >> john: i agree. it only underscores the humanity to point out it is not an inherently american event. i want to ask you an unpleasant question i didn't hear asked much in the last 24 hours. are you surprised that this kind of atrocity doesn't happen more often at sporting events? >> i'm not. for two reasons. the first is that terrorist attacks actually don't happen very much at all. if you think about it. on the grand scale of things, they don't. when one of your previous guests was talking about terror plots that failed, i couldn't help but tick off how many of those involved the fbi approaching young people who are very troubled, trying to set up terror attacks and then arresting them at the spot. so, a real, actual terror cell that does one of these things, it doesn't happen much and second, l

and partnering with the united states, investing their own resources in tackling hunger and subsaharan africas implementic, bringing its technology and businesses to partner with us on this challenge in subsaharan africa. >> tied primarily to help many of our partner countries to become food secure. for example, in agriculture, 20 farmer farmers to become self sufficient but providing them with opportunities. so they have access to markets. building cold storage facilities for fruits that have been produced by the farmers are not spoiled until they ship to overseas and last year we just completed -- tas relates to training. we are seeing great results. in the past most developing agencies measure the outputs and the outcomes as a result of farmer training. but what we are learning is we take it one step further. in el salvador, farmers doubled their income as a result of our investment. in nicaragua, they increase the income 30%, in ghana. and what we do next, we know it's very difficult to do, to see if our investments are increasing household incomes, which is very difficult to do. we've se