Thanks everybody for being here. [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] tonight the communicators visits middle east Broadcasting Network including other u. S. Sponsored broadcast news. We spoke with the president of the middle east broadcast network. Fran myers, producer and the digital managing editor of raise your voice about how they share Democratic Values that would not otherwise be exposed to a wider spectrum. We have been on air for 12 years and i think the audience has come to learn its not propaganda. We do try to be balanced but we also provide topics and we cover topics and information that is not really available. There arent enough people telling the stories of how difficult it is to be a woman and a girl child. How many stories have we done on child marriages. I cant count. You cant do enough because really in the middle east theyre not telling that story because its too close to home. There was a campaign we launched in september 2015
Covering both the syrian war and the radicalization of islam and. These rickety minibuses are how most syrian kurds get around. We were accompanied by a female fighter who was just 18 years old. The kurdish parts of syria have a very different feel to the rest of the. Many women here are uncovered on the security situation is relatively calm. But the famous syrian hospitality is very much in evidence here. Even we visited fighters on the front line we were invited to share their lunch. On this day go to them brett was on the menu. You simply cant refuse. This man is based in beirut of this cover the war in out here in the flat open ground with isis in the next lh the still scorn the isis leaders. If french russian or american fighters command to stay we will cooperate with them. Isis left a mark on nearby name. Mosque littered with mines. The silence here is breathtaking. You can just hear the complete absence of human life. Theres little in victory left to fight her. This is a very di
These buses are how most kurds get around. We were accompanied by a female fighter who is 18. The famous syrian hospitality is very much in evidence. Even when we visited fighters on the frontline on this day, goat and bread was on the menu. You simply cannot refuse. Beirut walsh is based in. The killing of osama this , out here in the open ground with isis in the next village, they still scorn their leaders. If french or american fighters come here to fight, we will cooperate with them. Even the mosque littered with mines. The silence here is breathtaking. You can just hear the complete absence of human life. Theres little in victory left to fight her. This is a very difficult journey for them. I cant live in turkey anymore because i cant of normal rent. Another person sweden is going to sweden. People are actually in good mood they havent quite registered what its going to mean for them. While i was talking they did say i cant afford to live in turkey anymore they want to me my house
And looking ahead at what might change between now and november that ultimately gets us the type of deal we hope for. What i would like to hear from our witnesses who have been across the table from the iranians, given the underwhelming concessions achieved today, as what you have learned over the last six months that leads you to believe we can reach a comprehensive deal in the next form of. Now i think that everyone knows where i stand. I have been skeptical of the iranian sincerity from day one. I cannot say that i am any less skeptical today than i was six months ago. I do not believe tehran has had a change of heart about its Nuclear Program. If it did, i would think that the whole militarization aspect of it would be part of something that has not been negotiated. It would be up front, i think it shouldve been up front from the very beginning so that we could define truly the nature of these negotiations in a way that the world would not just suspect iran was pursuing Nuclear Wea
Looking at one facility or multiple facilities or where the facilities will be, that is a critical issue for us to determine in the coming days. Treatment centers are important to support. Treatment centers as you point out are very important to support. I was speaking with the american from sierra leone and speaking about simple things like giving them cell phones to talk to their family or things that they can do while there was very important. And if patients dont believe that they will be well treated in the Treatment Centers they wont come in and may continue to spread it in the communities. Good quality care is important. In terms of testing you are absolutely correct. As you know, mr. Chairman, with support from the c. D. C. Has represented crowiate the african sew tiety for laboratory and that has for the First Time Ever had high Quality Laboratories established all over africa. The countries have not been the focus countries so they have limited activities in the a area scalin