Infectious disease intelligence is the idea that relevant information can be collected, robustly analyzed, and expertly communicated to scientists, public health authorities, business leaders, and the public in a timely way so that the best decisions to protect lives and our economy can be made.
means an unmanned aerial device. so it doesn t necessarily mean it s armed or dangerous. it s just a term we use for unmanned aerial device. the response capacity to bring down one of these just does not exist in most nonwar-like situations. in wars we have the capacity to do it. on a civilian street, even one close to the white house, it s very difficult to do. right. juliette kayyem thank you so much. kristen brown f you get more information, let us know. ladies thank you. we are also following some major developments here in the aftermath of that deadly train derailment in philadelphia. really the biggest question right now surrounds this man, 32-year-old brandon bostian. he s the engineer who was at the controls of train number 188 when it rounded that bend and just flew off the tracks traveling twice as fast as it should have been there. but what exactly he was doing at
well, i don t think america should be on any kind of alert. we re still very early stages in this. what we want to know and i m sure i can say to the american people that they can be confident of this, is that our federal health authorities are keeping a close watch on the situation in china, trying to be ahead of the game so that if if we have a case that turns up in the united states we re ready with the right diagnostics, the right response capacity. all right. laurie garrett senior fellow for global health at the council on foreign relations thank you. you bet. there is always money in the banana stand. did you get that reference? then you must be as excited as my producers that the show arrested development is back. and netflix which is bringing the original content forward is finally telling us when. that s our money lead next. a new property tax cap. and the lowest middle class income tax rate in 60 years. and a billion dollars in tax breaks and incentives.
intelligence and military response capacity. we are focused on enhancing intelligence collection and insuring that our forces throughout the region are prepared to respond to crisis if necessary. the united states military, as i ve said, is not, and frankly should not be a 911 service capable of arriving on the scene within minutes to every possible contingency around the world. the u.s. military has neither the resources, nor the responsibility to have a fire house next to every u.s. facility in the world. we have some key bases, particularly in this region. we have some key platforms from which we can deploy, and we have forces on alert and we are prepared to move, but our ability to identify threats, to
so, this whole basic plan that was put together by the oil industry was, go to the mms, get them to approve ultra-deep technology and just coast by, not actually putting in place the ultra-safe drilling technologies or the ultra-fast response capacity that they would need if something went wrong. and they just cut corners, shortchanged safety and the people in the gulf are the victims. when you hear today that now the government flow rate team says it s upwards could be 60,000 barrels, their new high estimate, do you believe these numbers at this point? it seems like every week there s a new number and bp, for the longest time, has been clinging to the lowest possible numbers they can get. in fact, when independent si scientists week ago said it could be 70,000, they attacked that guy. they said it s inaccurate. they said it s alarmist. you know right from the