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Response capabilities. We will hear from dr. Robert kadlick, assistant secretary for preparedness and response at the department of health and human services. Dr. Steven redd, director of the office of Public Health preparedness and response at the centers for Disease Control and prevention, and dr. Scott g gottlieb, commissioner of the food and Drug Administration. This is the first of two hearings we plan to have on this topic. The second will be noticed for tuesday, january 23rd. Senator murray and i each have an opening statement, then im going to turn to senator alexander and senator casey for any opening remarks they might have. After that, we will introduce our panel of witnesses and hear their testimonies, and then each member will have up to five minutes for any remarks and questions. Finishes first i would like to welcome the chairman and thank him for giving me the opportunity to hold the gavel today. This hearing discusses a topic thats critical to our National Security and
Fda commissioner along with the assistant secretary of health and Human Services for preparedness and response, along with an official with the centers for Disease Control. Id like to call this hearing to order, the Senate Health education labor and pensions committee. This morning were holding a hearing titled facing the 21st Century Public Health threats, our nations preparedness and response capabilities. Well hear from the assistant secretary for preparedness and response at the department of health and Human Services, the director of the office of Public Health preparedness and response at the centers for Disease Control and prevention, and the commissioner of the food and Drug Administration. This is the first of two hearings we plan to have on this topic. The second will be noticed for tuesday, january 23rd. Senator murray and i each have an opening statement. Then im going to turn to senator alexander and senator casey for any opening remarks they might have. After that well in
Welcome to squawk alley here with kayla tausche, and joining us here early is uber investor jason calcaneus. And so, now, with what is a new note over at bernstein putting the note at 80 billion, and saying that the daily views with the average spending 40 minutes a day on the site indicating that it is the largest music streaming music daily. Google bought it for 1. 2 million back in 2006, and it is called today after insta, maybe the best media acquisition off all time. Yes, it is clearly the best acquisition ofk the in the history ofk the. It is six twitters and tesla on top in terms of the money that google has made from it. And the service is not stopping. It is going to continue the grow, and if you are thinking of the consumers watching four television a day, they are at 20 or 50 of what the young people are watching. The interesting thing is the music. And what goes with usage, people are watching over and over, and if you are watching the accounts it is katy perry, and taylor
Young readers, as you said that will come to him and just did really excited about this aggressively complicated work. Okay. I think about cognition become especially when you talk about the younger. One of the factors that is important to remember in the digital age which can be very oriented is that when youre learning to read books that are read aloud to less, there is a constant change in the interaction between the reader and the one read too. The one read to is giving a little scam or a little excited. The reader adapts. Its the old story telling. Storytelling to an audience, and that is something that the device cannot do. Were learning how to read in need to learn how to understand what is happening, the nuance and the voice that will allow us to go and appreciate the books and taken the information. If you dont get that early on we will be able to have it later. Well, these four panelists have made me keep the face. I [applause] wonderful. I wanted thank congressman martin and