the islamic state of iraq and the lavant it also known as isil says it has taken over more territory in the northern amba prongs already wants to establish an islamic state in the region. but strategic battle grounds not far from the iraq capitol are proving difficult for either it or the government to hold on to. reports suggest isil has retaken parts after it was won by iraqi forces on saturday west of baghdad, airstrikes have helped put us isil fighters back to the town of kabisa bimran khan reports on howhy hold that towns so important for the iraqi army. furious exchange of fire shows isil isn t slowing down. backed by tanks andhe weapons, these government force in the town. this is a strategic town linking agebar with baghdad in the south. . good afternoon to you. welcome to al jazeera america. i am morgan radford life in new york city. the 70sers for disease control and prevention is holding a news conference right now to discuss the latest ebola situation. so let
and parked cars at night and come out of school with no debt. .. the level of the education of the site is part of a 12. if a student goes to school and learned to close to is for, the student has contributed and should be paid. what do you call a person against room and board for their work? slaves. that s a lot like the slaves in the workplace and all capitalism where half the wage is fully half. surplus value and is ripped off by the capitalist own industry. we start with a rip off a system in every part of our society that has to be corrected, not just the education part. people should be paid to go to school and it comes out of the social fund we pay for kindergarten. moderator: do you have any idea how much that would cost? diamondstone: does not matter. because once we change to a system that is socialist in the economy, people have money to spend because they haven t been ripped off half their salary. moderator: if you know. we are at the top of the out and you re
generally nih s role. bart that s role to support advanced development of products. barta is and will support the advanced development of vaccines and therapeutics and get them scaled up so that if they work they can be used in a mass vaccination campaign or in therapies. thank you. i yield back. now recognize mr. wax man for five minutes. thank you, mr. chairman. dr. frieden, you and other experts have said numerous times the key to protecting americans from ebola is stopping the ooh disease at its source in west africa. can you explain the approach in west africa to contain the spread? in brief to identify patients with ebola promptly, get them isolated and cared for safely. and in the event that individuals die, have them buried respectfully and safely without spreading disease. to turn off unsafe care and unsafe burial. that s what ef we have done until now. the size, scale and speed requires now remains daunting. instead of dozens or a handful of cases, thousands
joining us in the phone is josh, join following the story from the white house advantage point. thank you for being with us. let me ask you about the white house response. is the administration staying ahead of this story? they are and their big concern is trying to reassure the public that this is not the time to panic. there has been a lot of discussion across the united states and elsewhere about the ebola issue, which is a legitimate concern. situation we had in africa at this point. there is only one diagnosed case and the white house is trying to delay concerns that this is something people need to have we are going to leave this conversation and take you live to atlanta. will hear from three speakers and we will take questions. our first speaker is cdc director dr. tom friedman. hello, everyone. exactly one week since the first patient with ebola in this country was diagnosed in dallas texas. it is a good time to look back on what is happening that week and
american people would be, elect people who are going to work with, cooperate with the president of the united states. that does not mean agree on every issue. we are a separate and coequal branch of the government of the united states. we need to reflect thoughtful consideration of the president s proposals and propose to the president. we are the article one branch of government that poses policy. he executive carries out policy. that is the context in which we ought to operate. having said that, i think the american people made it clear they think the obstructionism is largely the responsibility of the republican party. thomas mann and norm ornstein, along with the brookings institution, american enterprise institute wrote a book. essentially the theme of the book was there is gridlock on the confrontation, refusal to compromise, and while they say they have come together to criticize in the past, at this point in time there they re only conclusion is the responsibility o