Prior to hn 1n 1, swine flu, mexico was the hotspot. Its clear from looking at it logically, you cant prioritize where to work. Its what you do there that matters. Our responses are always after the fact. Its not Good Public Health. We did Good Public Health on smoking, diabetes, we do lousy Public Health on pandemics. We need prevention, not cure. So great example, weve had the worst african ebola, 5. 1 billion was used to back fund a lot of the operations that happened during the outbreak. Where is the money to move forward . Theres a Global Health security agenda. We need the funds to be allocated to the places where theres the next outbreak, not the last outbreak. We know where they are, we know how many they are and we know how to go about identifying them. I think its good common sense, Public Health to get out there and do this proactively. Prioritization, you go back to which wildlife species are the viruses found in, are there already ongoing outbreaks of undiagnosed illnesses
Additional suitcase bombs, one at a house near the airport where this day of horror began. Tonight police are hunting this man, as yet unnamed, seen in the airport with two others. Those men officials believe blew themselves up moments later. The check in area filled with smoke. Baggage and childrens strollers abandoned. A woman in shock holding her child, cowering in the corner. Lots of people were covered in blood. Everyone is crying. And i just yes, its the first time i saw such a thing in my life. Reporter many injured, bleeding, and many dead, killed by bombs packed with nails, isis claiming responsibility for the horror. Outside, shattered windows and fractured nerves. Hundreds fleeing onto the tarmac, smoke billowing from the airport building. You just feel like a wave. Reporter then an hour later, more carnage. A subway cars doors blown out just as the train was pulling out of the station. Passengers escaping aof long the track while heard along the tunnel screaming. Everyone w
That elites in washington should make all those big decisions, that they should be picking winners and losers. Thats a recipe for a closed economy, for cronyism. We want an equal economy where more people can participate and rise by their own talents. Where the individual can put their ideas and aspirations to the test. This contrast, i know it is hard to visualize. So heres an example. Say youve got an idea for a new business, and you want to create a startup. Well, you need to raise money to do that. And if you want to raise money on the internet, as so many people do these days, you typically have two options; ask for donations or go get a loan. Theres a third option. Offer stock. That sounds pretty intimidating, but really its not. Its basically just crowd sourcing for investors. And it works for a lot of people because when youre not making money, you dont owe your investors anything like debt. But a few years ago the securities and Exchange Commission got involved. It thought thi
Though those who came the hear him speak. Marianne, a big night. Reporter certainly a very big night. Inspirational. Thats how many people described the Prime Ministers speech tonight here at s. A. P. Center. He thanked American Indians in Silicon Valley for improving indias place in the world. They came from across the bay area and the nation, waiting in long lines and going through intense security checks. To join 18,000 others inside s. A. P. Center in san jose. They came to see this man, narendra modi, the Prime Minister of india. And to hear his message of hope. Speaking hindi, he told the crowd india has a new vision. He said you have changed the way the world looks at india. Your fingers are responsible for that. It was meaningful. Mr. Modi represents hope to india and the indian diaspora. He is more than a politician. I think of him as a teacher. He is bringing the goodness of india in front of all the countries around the world that is the best he is doing. Reporter not everyo
The summit 11 00 a. M. Eastern time. Well begin with your thoughts on u. S. Russian relations. Are we in a new cold war . President obama was asked that question. He said no. But where do you think this is all headed . Join the conversation on twitter or facebook. Com cspan. You can email us also. A reporter last week after president barack obama made the announcement of another round of sanctions against russia had the question whether or not this is a new cold war. Heres what the president had to say. No, its not a new cold war. It is a very specific issue related to russias unwillingness to recognize that ukraine can chart its own path. And i think that if you listen to petro poroschenko, they have said they seek good relations with russia. What they cant accept is russia arming separatists who are carrying out terribly destructive activities inside of ukraine, thereby undermining the ability of ukraine to govern itself peacefully. Thats something that no country should have to acce