Bundle up, right . Lets begin with the big chill. A freeze warning will be in effect in just a few hours. Drew tuma with live doppler 67. Were talking about temperatures, in the 30s and the 20s overnight tonight. A lot of 40s and 50s on the board. We have 30s, like innavata and napa. A freeze warning in the Early Morning hours of wednesday for the north bay. Santa rosa, petaluma. Temperatures could range anywhere from 25 to 31 degrees. So, a freeze warning is in effect. A good idea to bring the pets inned. They dont like the cold this time. And protect those plants. Theres a chance the vegetation could die in the temperatures. To the east, a frost advisory in delta tomorrow. Nearfreezing conditions are likely where temperatures will be in the 30s. Out the door tomorrow morning, the jacket is necessary. Its a cold morning under clear skies. Look at the inland temperatures. Were starting out at the freezing mark. Take a look how quickly we rebound from the temperatures. And whats in scor
Which a therapeutic is not exist does not exist. In most cases, the need for learning is quite acute. How many be accommodated when be how can the need accommodated when the humanitarian need is so great . That point, the leaders of the team finished the report ofently of a on the topic implemented crisis during the epidemic. I will turn over the podium to the cochair team, who is dr. Jerry kirsch, currently professor at boston university, and he is also managing a very important and exciting institution that has been created there where one can do research on emerging and dangerous diseases. This institutional desperately need any United States, and he is working hard. He and his copresenter, david peters, will be talking for about 15 minutes each, and then we will welcome dr. Carrie hesher from a humanitarian group who did more to save ebola lives than any other single group during the Ebola Outbreaks us then jeremy who is with from the ecb who supported the United States efforts to
Jimmy had the responsibility of looking at the response. Was it responsible for a large response portion of the financing and also the support and how we say and perhaps some of the coronation they commit that with a lot of experience with trying to really deal with how to get that humanitarian support out there. I think you probably artie saw the research at the same time that the Communitarian Services were supported. And whether this report if it had been available back in 2013 but it helped. I ran the office during that break. We are tasked with managing the Emergency Response to the outbreak and very close partnership. I come at this from the operational side. Im not a dr. Or scientist. But i have a long career. I also now serve on the Oversight Panel that they established after the outbreak to supervise the implementation of their reforms. This is an extremely important issues because we were very fortunate that we have that tools at the outset of the off outbreak. It was a very
Things brought beauty for coming to the center for Global Development today for this interesting discussion. I think that sound effect was appropriate. For the tension that might exist between the need to deliver humanitarian care when there is an outbreak as serious as the recent Ebola Outbreak in the need to actually learn, learn what works to address that and where the outbreak is of a disease which is emerging that is therapeutic, does not exist and even the vaccine does not exist. In those cases, the need for learning and how can that need for learning be accommodated when the humanitarian need is so great. Our speakers today who will be addressing not point are the leaders of the team at the National Cabinet of science to produce a report recently published on the topic of implementing epidemics. Im going to turn over the podium now to the cochair of that team who is dr. Jerry keusch at Austin University and hes also managing very important and exciting institution recently creat
Let them know where youre at and they will assist you. And with that we are now ready to start the meeting. So im going to very quickly roll call buell here loo low here anderson here bonilla here harriston here mcdonnell here we are now on item to which is the president s report. Given the number of people plan to talk i will be very brief and simply congratulate the staff on a traffic groundbreaking for the new civic center the ground at the helen Denver Dillard family is funding good i think the mayor was very excited about it as well and has some very nice things to say about the department and what is going on. So i add my congratulations and with that i conclude my report. Is there anyone who may wants to make Public Comment under the president s report . Seeing none, Public Comment is closed. We on item to the general managers report. Thank you president buell. For that and thank you commissioner low for being there. As the president noted, we celebrated the groundbreaking of tw