Happily both of them are covered with the care they got at Emory University hospital grade of course there are now thousands of people in west africa who are infected. Theres no practical way to move them out at the space where they currently are so the big effort now has to be to provide care for them they are in the country and that would apply also to Health Care Providers many of whom sadly have also been infected and hundreds of them have died as a result of ebola. But the big push has to be to get things on the ground in liberia and sierra leone to make it possible to treat those who become infected and reduce the number of new infections. Host waldorf maryland job is watching as their independent caller. Good morning. Caller good morning. What are they using to treat the people that came back and they ran out and also the troops they are sending are they going to get the vaccine before they go . So the vaccine is not ready yet to be delivered to anybody. Right now its just a pha
Bit differently this time. Well start with pat, pat, good morning. Im curious to know in your institution in burglar, and all institutions across the country, the ratio of people in the classrooms to other employees, by administrators, researchers, whatever. And how that has changed over time and what percentage of the tuition costs will be paid. Actually its to pay the salary of nonteaching employees of the university. So the university of michigan has about 3,000 fulltime tenure scre stream faculty that teach our students. We have clinical faculty that help train future physicians and residents and interns in our hospitals. We probably have on the order of 2,000 or so of teaching faculty. The total number of employees of the university is approaching 40,000. We have a very Large Health Care system, were a major provider of Health Health care in the state. If you put aside the Health Care System, we probably have two or three fold the number of employees providing all the Services Nec
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Place in five cities across the United States with hopes by the administration of Building Community trust. For the first warty five minutes this morning we will learn more about this. But we want to get your thoughts on the Justice Departments efforts overall and looking at racial bias in Law Enforcement. Here is how you can weigh in this morning. For democrats host we have a mind set aside for those of you in Law Enforcement host this was announced last week by the Justice Department. Eric holder, holding a press conference to talk about it. Here is the ap headline feds launch police bias study. They talked a bit about what was involved in it, including bringing up what happened in ferguson, missouri. Here is a little bit from the announcement last week. We cannot allow tensions present in so many neighborhoods across america. Not just in ferguson, but in many neighborhoods across this country, we cant allow these tensions, policies, and issues to go unresolved. We each have an essen