[inaudible conversations] call the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to order. We thank our witnesses for being here. I look forward to your testimony. As much of the world concentrates on the ice is a threat and instability in the middle east the Committee Takes this opportunity to consider efforts by the United States and other partners to counter extremism in the Subsaharan Africa area. Longterm development has been the norm across much of africa including here tell you what. Even with large letters i cant see anymore. Including here in our committee with the recent signing of the power africa legislation which we are all very proud of and appreciate the way the administration has let on that effort also. That we hope will bring investment to a key sector for Economic Growth and opportunity. Whereas in the middle east we have been reacting to terrorist violence and the uprooting of millions of people. And africa weve had the opportunity of years of influence through diplomacy and d
On behalf of any boss ac white that concludes my report for the general manager. clapping. commissioner mcdonnell. Thank you very much thank you for the report just a couple of things i want to highlight first camp mather just jim and the team the entire staff continue to do a phenomenal job the first year the course amazing, amazing amazing experience im looking forward to hearing how the young people going up this weekends get to enjoy it just a great job secondly, outlands phenomenal thank you to the aspirin both the music experience the food and food and beverages experience i had occasion to go for the jazz festival up until quite honestly, its goggles better and better i feel a need not to go to new orleans is it so not true im going to new orleans but Atlantic Beach but it is really a fantastic experience to thank you for brairng that to our city lastly the general manager i wanted to highlight another example of Great Partnership between supervisor farrell the mayor and the Cit
We can put together our own men. If the right men are in control in each of the counties, we can put together our own virginia forces. Those very same men talking about my right to the free briton are the same people who write laws to make me chattel property. If i have children, then my children go to my master who can sell and buy us as he sees fit. Still they complain about their rights and liberties. And we are back live here on American History tv on cspan 3. We are in the Colonial Williamsburg historic area, where a cspan bus is at the end of the palace green. Aboard the bus this morning is joseph beatty. Mr. Beatty, our viewers were just watching what happened, the dissolving of the house of burgesses. Explain who was governor dunmore. So governor dunmore was the last royal governor of virginia. He came to virginia in 1771. By that point things were already in some state of turmoil. And he stayed through the very earliest parts of the rising conflict as the revolution started, b
Are no strangers who hardship, this tragedy seems especially cruel and incomprehensible. It has collapsed almost entirely this coming tuesday marks six years since a massive earthquake rocked haiti. It killed or injured thousands p and left more than a Million People homeless. Aid works were dispatched and billions of dollars were raised in donations. Many of you texted contributions to help them. More than 13 billion dollars was pledged worldwide. Where did all that money go . Over the next two nights im going to take up through the slums and tent cities and across the rurl bad lands of the haitian countryside. You will hear from many who are still trying to piece their lives together. You will also hear from the people most accountable for what has and has not happened with all that money. The list clues the head of the United Nations in haiti, the director of the American Red Cross and the man who has run haiti for last half decade, the president. We follow the money trail. This man
For a country and people no strangers to hardship. The tragedy is cruel, incomprehensible. Water, electricity has collapsed almost entirely this coming tuesday marks six years since a massive earthquake rocked haiti, killing or injury hundreds of thousands of haitians. Leaving more than a million. In response, thousands of aid workers were dispatched, raising billions in donations. Many of you texted personal contributions. More than 43 million was connected in that way alone in total. More than 13 billion was pledged worldwide. Where did that go. Ill take you on a journey through the slums much porta prince, and across the rural badlands. And youll hear the politicians, the haitians who are trying to peace their lives together. Youll also hear from the people most accountable for what has and has not happened. The list includes the head of the United Nations mission in haiti, the director of the American Red Cross in latin america, and the man that run haiti for the last decade. And t