someone in tanzania. it is a complicated field. sometimes the people do not have the proper resources. i think that the best lessons they have learned is thinking creatively about doing what they can with what they have and have to collaborate with organizations and other people working on similar issues. you can really expand your reach by doing that. >> has significant a concern is security for global health workers? spot -- especially in dangerous areas like rwanda? >> we definitely take that into account before sending fellows anywhere. 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

right now she has fallen on the ground in malawi, tanzania and boston and new york. it inodes the idea rehang teach for america that is just to support and help young college graduates to work in clinics. they're setting up to supply change. whenever friends in tanzania did work for the gap in a ranting supply chains for the cap, the ordering and supply chains. so now for tanzania, he said he met their supply chains for antiretrovirals for their drug ordering, so that people in the clinics that go on arb is can keep up with their medication. so i'm very proud of both of them and they're doing great. >> and there's also a question how your in-laws are doing. >> they're doing very well, too. in fact, at this very moment there in dallas in my backyard with george, hosting a party. george's assistant, teachers are, met barbara bush's assistant last summer in maine and they are getting married saturday night. [laughter] [applause] so tonight, we are all hosting the welcome to texas barbecue for the out-of-town guests. so a lot of maryland friends i think are there in the

health clinics, and they are doing things like setting up the supply chain, one of her fellows in tanzania did work for the gap and ran the supply chain for the gap, the ordering and supply chain and now, for tanzania is setting up their supply chain for anti-retrovirals for the drug ordering so people in the clinics, that go on arvs, can keep up with their medications. so, i'm very proud of beth of them and they are doing great. >> and there's also a question of how your in laws are doing. >> they are doing very well, too. in fact at this very moment they are in dallas, in my backyard, with george, hosting a party, george's assistant, david, met barbara bush's assistant last summer in maine, and they are getting married this saturday night. [applause]. >> so tonight we're all hosting the welcome to texas barbecue for the out of town guests, and, this -- from bethesda foe a lot of maryland friends are in the backyard right now and they are doing well enough to be able to fly from houston, go to the party and fly back home, and fly back on saturday night, for the wedding, and then, fly all

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 for the summer.

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our ambassador for global aid is in tanzania. he is meeting with representatives of the government's presenting the guidelines for prevention of hiv and meeting with representatives of donor organizations to discuss the hiv aids epidemic. we also took note of the crash of flight in afghanistan today. there were 38 passengers plus five crew members on board, and we confirmed there was one u.s. citizen on board. we're working with the family at this time. the united states welcomes the government of the maldives reaffirmation it looked the 36 of detainees from guantanamo bay. the united states is grateful to all countries for their efforts to close the facility. since 2009, the united states has transferred 59 detainees to 24 different destinations. 3553 in transfers to third countries. -- 35 have been in transfers to third countries. they have now called on the iaea to convey the results of this arrangement to the iaea. the united states continues to have concerns about the arrangement, but the joint declaration does not address t

when jane goodall was chosen to study the primates in tanzania, she was chosen on the basis of her total lack of a science degree. i think that analogy fits this very well. i think elena kagan is a good pick. i'm not happy about her stance on enemy combatants. overall, i think it is an excellent choice. host: here is "the wall street journal." it goes through those justices and how those on the committee voted for them. we will scroll through that. next phone call, andy on the line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. it seems to me she is about the best non ideologue that a republican should expect. i certainly do not expect any serious opposition. i think she's a good choice. host: dallas, texas, ken on the line for independents. good morning. caller: good morning. her decisions will accomplisence whole united states, and not some narrow view. you have an independent and you have four democrats. it should at least be some kind of balance. every decision in the last 15 years has been on a narrow political agenda. at least this woman will make choices that include a wide ra