usaid is ushering a new era. the procurement reform, talent management, better policy capacity and a focus on innovation and results, usaid is undergoing an ambitious transformation of the way we do business, something recognized this year by an independent oecd peer review. usaid strategic vision is guided by the principles and goals outlined in the gi. in may, 2009, significant progress has been made towards a more comprehensive global health strategy for america. after so many bumps in the road, they are fostering great interagency coordination, ownership and integration while aligning previous initiatives for greater efficiency namely the president of malaria initiative and the president's initiative for aids relief. for reviews on each of our priorities have opened up our thinking to external participation while gi counter-strategies are either completed or in development and integrated usg programs across health to improve global health efficiencies. the principles which really bring to life the gi have now

usaid has been moving right along. i do not want to recognize any one person who has driven the work over the last 12 months or so. particularly, a lot of progress has been made. from the interagency portfolio reviews -- all of those pieces are actually coming along very well. this just happens to be the case that the director of ghi joined us only this year. and there were issues to pay attention to. and the state department is only now validating the process that we have put in place this year. they are working with the state department, the operations committee. we expect to have our report to the secretary this january. so on the timeline that was specified, we hope to have significant progress reports. the decision will be to decide when and how. >> thank you. the questions that came in from our folks online, at least four different questions that approach the issue of nutrition. and there was another door rather raise the question around water sanitation and hygiene. -- and there was another drop that raised the

usaid helped 30 countries in its history. we are not meant to be there forever. to conclude, investment in global health on a pillar of american leadership, advancing our national interests, making other countries more stable, and the u.s. more secure. they are from the expression of our values. we have an impressing great trust in our global health community, and i'm proud of the talent and dedication of our diverse us-aid staff. we can make progress in international developments and global health in recent decades, and a crop of recent demographic health service results give hope for optimism. we cannot imagine death among children or mothers as well as a aids free generation. the department knows we are standing and the policy directives, and the us-aid initiatives position us to maintain momentum and move forward with game changing innovations and better health systems as cries ride the national transition of health. president kennedy once said, "the conquers of poverty is as difficult, if not more difficult, than the conquest of outer space." his vision? to

jolt at starbucks may help jump-start a small business. " they unveiled a program create jobs for usaidted, $35 oberland out. will accept donations its storesost of across the country. >>> cell phone companies are selling information and there is do about it.can hasse in the wireless publicly confirmed that it is selling information to the bidder. at&t also use your data to make extra cash. they use your personal advertisersto help to reach their target audience. extreme weather around the world is striking more often. the groups as global warming is and causingll storms, like the october snow floods in thailand. the report says the cost of wild will continue to rise the worldome parts of marginal for living. >>> washington, d.c., could fall below sea level. the university of maryland researchers predict that by 73 d.c. buildings and landmarks, including the u.s. house, and the white partially under water. the research suggests that the monument would be on its own little island. doug loves this story. >> we could be living with the fishes. am moving to the mountains. >> let's talk abou

usaid will continue working with the cdc and others. the current budget environment requires us to do work to lower- cost while engaging in new partnerships for stability. we cannot solve the challenges of our time unless we sell them together. this goes beyond. it is at the heart of usaid's work and cuts across our elemts to malaria control come immunization, and birthing. for those of you who are parents, i know you have been in the shoes of the people we work to help. as vice president biden put it, imagine what it is like to be stripped of your dignity to look your child in the eye and know you can not provide for their needs. no child should die when it can be prevented. a child dying from something that is preventable is a foreign concept. we should bring this reality home to every american. we will be able to maintain strong support. efforts and collaboration, innovation,, integration will be able to celebrate the decline of infant mortality. the day when this will disappear is not far. this has been replicated aroudn the world.

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to get her to set up a date with an audience member after giving a speech for her former employer, usaid. the cain campaign is spinning off far stronger charges getting national attention. >> herman cain after providing endless fodder for late night comedians, sat down with jimmy kim melas night. >> we have a little surprise to show up on tv. >> yes, he did and plenty of others did too as a fourth woman accused cain of improper behaviour. >> he suddenly reached over, and he put his hands on my legs, under my skirt and reached for my genitals. >> he grabbed my head and brought it towards his crotch. mr. cain said you want a job, right. >>> sharon bialek is the first woman to come forward saying cain made unwanted advances back in 1997 when he headed the national restaurant association and she was looking for a job. she is said to be a republican and now hired high attorneys an activist, gloria allridge. >> there is not an ounce of truth and my team is putting stuff together that is why i am willing to do a press conference tomorrow. >>> the word itself seems to -- the record itself seems

. >> larry usaid the difference between these protests are the ones in the 60s have better music. the problem is they have better music now. crosby and nash i think. >> but if you play it backwards it actually says mayor bloomburg is -- never mind. >> graham nash and david crosby. >> it is the usual suspects. >> neil young. >> he has too much class. bill, lastly you want to know if all of this disgusting stuff is coming from the pure occupy yes, sirs or from the homeless. anyway ns 99%. >> yes, but some believe in the cause and some don't know what they are. they are the 99%. >> you can't start saying it is us and them. it is the 99%, bill. >> when did i say that? >> i am saying they can't. >> some of them have been saying that and some of them haven't. >> they are not the 98% or the 97% or even the 98.9%. it is all of them. >> you annoy me 100%. >> back to you, greg. >>> coming up, zach black is dead, set against his new movie. first should bill clinton run again for president? no. away from angry husband? yes. good to see you. >>> would th ry cree be -- would thrice be nice? pre

software across the usaid network. by 2012 usaid projects this will save 1 1/2 million dollars. from the use of share point software, usaid anticipates 20% reduction of paper filing systems over next two years and that is estimated to avoid $2.4 million of costs. last year the first wind turbine at a active army installation came online at an armey depot in utah this is the 262-foot tall wind turbine that has the capacity to generate 1 1/2 megawatts of electricity which will save the base 14 1/2 billion btus of energy, that has initial value of $200,000 a year and will pay back quickly the initial investment of $3.7 million. i can of can go on and on because almost everyone in this room from an agency has an example of something they have accomplished and other things that they're working on. i think one of the values of a meeting like today's is for us to learn from each other and to share the best ideas that help government work better, produce results, save energy, protect the environment, and not unimportantly save

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i think the usaid should shift its development towards the area. again towards developing the private sector in africa. most of the workers in other areas. i think it could help a great deal in developing the dirt. if we can develop a middle class, the countries will be far more stable and we will have more reliable business partners. i think we have to make more business organizations in africa. in terms of cooperation, certainly we have common interest in seeing south sudan is the stable area. so certainly that is one area. the second area is those areas where account the needs can cooperate, we china may be lacking certain areas. certainly we've seen general electric operate with chinese companies in africa. there is those areas, particularly on infrastructure. the reality is that if stewart finished work with chinese companies as well as others because they have been a fetus already and it is a way of getting morag david china and africa. >> thank you. ambassador shinn come you mention african states under pressure from the u.s. and the west to

the former usaid employee says cain tried to get her to set i'm date with an audience member after a gave in 2002. unstead, she says several workers and herself went to dinner with him where he stuck them with the bill. herman cain has denied all sexual harassment claims and does plan to hold a news conference later today. that is happening in phoenix. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we are only one year out from the presidential election now. president obama continues to take his campaign on the road. he will visit a head start center outside of philadelphia this morning. first lady michelle obama will be at georgetown university today for an event with high school students from across d.c., maryland and virginia. >>> other top stories that we're following, former penn state defensive coordinator jerry sandusky is charged with eight counts of child sex abuse. the university's vice president and athletic director both charged with failing to report the crime and lying to a grand jury. the abuse allegedly happened between 1994 and 2009. prosecutors say head football coach joe paterno i

intelligence agencies and served as an important conduit for usaid supporting the congress.e who does noriega contras he was shipping arms to marxist cult in el salvador who oppose the government. he was also known to be passing classified permission to cuba and libya and warsaw pact states. the 1980s had a noriega was hit with a rate terrorist organization such as radical factions of the palestinian organization in the club and 19 croupier despite the pattern of doubledealing -- the great quoted secretary of state george shultz observed you can't pay noriega. you can only rent them. now, prior to the invasion noriega had been tracked by members of delta force you to pay experts national security council. the surveillance and intelligence code-named codes take -- excuse me centris paik reported directly to general thurman and was monitored telephone communications and directed a network of informants patrice dictator's movements. noriega's last known location on december 19 when the u.s. invaded 23,000 troops was at 6:00 p.m. shortly thereafter he left in a convoy of cars an

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