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according to to his facebook, he worked for the united nations development program for the past nineears. assignments that took him to exotic and dangerous places. myanmar. south sudan and afghanistan. his friends since college told me over the phone, he was a brave man. >> i'm sure he was scared. but he wanted to help people. >> what do you think compelled him to do that? >> he wanted to save the world. >> he is from graduated from -- associated with amnesty international. >> thank you. long time political humorous remains in the hospital a month after suffering a stroke. his wife told the chronicle that 67 year-old was stricken backstage before a performance at the theater in san francisco. on october 7. her husband never lost his ability to speak but will not be returning to the stage. any time soon. she says his annual comedy tour will go on without him. until the stroke he had not missed a performance in 30 years. >> a restaurant beloved by locals is about to close. they're not happy about it. the clash between the old and the new. >> it is a throw back to the days when people s

we are gradually as a world accumulating more empirical data for instance the united nations development program evaluated 718 active reform extremists mostly from al-shabaab or boca hung on to identify the reasons individuals are radicalized and recruit into these organizations act to person level. the most important factor cited with human rights violations by the government security forces but also poverty, the nature of religious education, stable families and government corruption but it's not about poverty and being downtrodden. as we said in sri lanka the individuals are well educated and well off but radicalized by heat features. there is a great deal of fertile ground in countries and we are facing the radicalization in prisons and even among young children being targeted by extremist propaganda. there are various initiatives with the radicalization, reintegration, offramp in as well as broader programs to focus on good governance, economic development and human rights available resources remain a problem. if the numbers of radicalized people around the globe keeps growing i just do not

we are gradually as a world accumulating more empirical data for instance the united nations development program. for africa guide rated 718 active reform for active extremist. mostly from al-shabaab or boko haram that identified the reason individuals are radicalized inner critic and to extremist organizations at the personal level. the most important factor cited was human rights violations by the government security force. poverty of the nature of religious education stable families and government correction. it's just not about poverty and being downtrodden. as we saw we saw in sri lanka individuals who are well-educated and relatively well-off are rather lies by hate features. there's a great deal of fertile ground in countries where facing growing radicalization in prisons and even amongst young children who are being targeted by extremist propaganda. their various initiatives associated with messaging deradicalization reintegration off-ramp thing as well as broader programs focused on good governance and economic development and human rights. available resources remain a significant woefu

the united nations development program evaluated 718 active or former african extremists to identify the reason that individuals are radicalized at the person level. the most important factor cited was human rights violations by security forces but also poverty, the nature of religious education, stable families and government corruption. but it's just not about poverty and being downtrodden. as we saw in sri lanka, the individuals are well educated but radicalized by hate preachers. there's a great deal of fertile ground in countries and we're facing radicalization in prisons and even amongst young children. there are various initiatives associated with messaging, deradicalization, defection programs, reintegration, off-ramping, as well as broader programs focused on good governor nance. if the numbers of radicalized people around the globe keeps growing, i do not like our odds of identifying the right people to capture, kill, keep out of the country. and there are second and third order effects. as climate change takes its toll, we're seeing greater forced migration. and it's givin

for instance, the united nations development program regional bureau for africa evaluated 718 active or former african extremists, mostly from al shabaab or boko haram. the reason they're recruited. the most important factor cited was human rights violations by the government security forces. but also poverty, the nature of religious education, stable families, and government corruption. but it's just not about poverty and being downtrodden. as we saw in sri lanka, the individuals are well educated and relatively well off but radicalized by hate preachers. there is a great deal of fertile ground in countries and we're facing growing radicalization in prisons and even amongst young children who are being targeted by extremist propaganda. there are various initiatives associated with messaging, deradicalization, defection programs, reintegration, off-ramping, as well as broader programs focused on good governance, economic development, and human rights. available resources remains a significant global problem. if the numbers of radical size sizeized people around the globe keep growing

national housing trust fund, those are two places where investment and being able to develop housing units is critically important for you as i said earlier, -- the national housing trust fund. >> thoseoing reedit two programs alone cannot make sure that housing is affordable for the lowest income people. ask >> i am going to be too manufactured housing in a minute. have either of you utilized the low income housing tax credit? mr. yost: yes. utilized the tax credit and the bonds. >> has your utilization resulted in positive impacts of the housing market? >> it certainly has. >> do you fully utilize the credits that are available or could you use more? >> we could use more. >> you can put them to work immediately? >> absolutely. >> thank you very much. there is a big problem. --yost, i almost bought a manufactured home. they are pretty impressive. the numbers you put forth are amazing. you can build it for half what you can build, not have to one quarter of an on-site stick built home. i have to ask. those figures are almost too good to be true. when you put forth those figures, are you putting them forth within the same region because a house in montana, because the price of land is in most cases far less,

a united nations conference on population and development in nairobi has closed with a pledge to improve women's health part of that issue is reproductive health and birth control a program in senegal is having a positive impact. every day goodness hour goes door to door visiting families in her darker neighborhood she has a budget for a district god most are empty and she wants to see change in her community. in the privacy of their homes she talks to women about sex and contraception. not every woman is able to go to the clinic and choose a contraceptive method. she needs her husband to agree and sometimes also her mother in law some women come to the clinic and say my husband wants me to take this specific method even if it's not safe so we go and speak to that has meant to raise his awareness our role is to media. 10 years ago the government launched this outreach program to make family planning a priority they hope to decrease maternal and new a natural death according to the world bank the 1st cd to rate dropped below 5 children per woman in 2016 it was a 1st time in senegal's history the birth rate is no at $4.00 lower than other countries in the region such as ne

down in poverty, lack of education, all of the usual development program -- problems despite years of spending from the world bank, also the united nations. does that mean they have failed to contribute to raising basic individual welfare and quality-of-life or can they still be helpful? do they need reform or can we use them as they are? >> thank you for putting together this event on this important topic. thank you to the audience for joining us on this discussion. i'm honored to join this distinguished group of panelists and flattered that you think i can solve a fragile state's question in five minutes or however long i have been allotted. as to just give context why i think it is important to think about the problems of fragile states. the is both because problems surrounding fragility are particularly problems that are well-suited to or driven by the source of issues that multilateral institutions are solve.o something like 90% of all conflicts in the world are happening in a fragile state. nationsthat the united are devoted to trying to minimize conflict. increasingly, poverty is states.g in fragile 10 years ago, it was something

investment to develop housing units is critically important and then as i said earlier the national housing trust fund was the second. and then additions to the choice voucher assistance programs are vitally important because those two programs can make sure it's affordable for the lowest incom income. >> i will get to manufactured housing but do they utilize that low income housing tax credit quick. >> yes so is the utilization resulted in positive impacts on the housing market. >> it certainly has spanked you fully utilize all the credits that are available. >> we could certainly use more. >> you can put them to work to be as effective as it is now quick. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much. it is a big problem. mister yost you put out some figures in cosponsor of a bill i believe in what you are doing i almost bought a manufactured home they are pretty damn impressive but the numbers that you give are amazing you can build half i'm sorry one quarter of what you build home. so i just have to ask those figures are almost too good to be true. when you put them forth is that within the same region because a house in montana because of the price of land is far less in most cas

develop housing units is critically important. and as i said orearlier, Ãbwhat was the second one?>> national housing trust fund. >> then with additions to the housing choice voucher and other rental assistance programs vitally important because those two programs alone can make sure affordable for the lowest income people. >> have either of you utilize the low-income housing tax credit? >>. >> yes, we've utilize the competitive nine percent tax credit and for present bombs. >> and your utilization of it has it resulted in positive impacts on housing market? >> it certainly has. >> you fully utilize all the critics available? could you use more?>> you can certainly use more. this is a big problem. mr. yost, you put out some figures, and a cosponsor of the bill and i believe in what you do, i almost bought when my kids would think about moving back before they work and make enough money i almost bought a manufactured home and they are pretty damned impressive. but the numbers you put forth are amazing. you can build it for about half of what you build in a Ãb home. not half, a fourth of what you build on on-site stick built home. i just got to ask because those figures are almost too good to be true,