[applause] >> thank you very much, ciro. very, very enlightening. we will be taking some questions.i will start off a bit, and it's hard to see with the lights here, body hope that you from the audience will have some questions to our colleagues. man, , i wanted to start with y, and you mentioned many of the key responses that would occur beyond just with an epidemic occurs be on just the vaccination. one question i have is if you could compare what happened,, what did happen or did not happen in 1918, compared to what you believe would happen now from everything from ventilation to the antibiotics, but also talk about the capacity even your within the united states to be able to respond. >> yeah, so i had a list of variety of capabilities that we have today that we didn't have in 1918, and a lot depends on how severe the virus is and how transmissible the virus is obviously. there are limits to what even in the united states our health care capacity is our ability to provide antiviral medications, ventilator, respiratory support, all those, have their limits. i don't have direct nu

i want to thank ciro and dan very mucher for their very insightful comments today. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> hello. i am tom and i am the director of the centers for health security at the johns hopkins block berg's school of public health and our center's mission is to study epidemic risks and to work to diminish the consequences of nose. and it is my failure to introduce dr. sally phillips, the deputy assistant secretary for policy at the office of the assistant secretary for preparedness and response at h.h.s. sally is responsible for policy development, strategy and overwhelm coordinate nation of activities that we're talking about today within that office, which is one of the most important offices of governments alongside f.d.a. and others in the federal family working on neets issues. before sally was in this role, she worked at the department of homeland security, at the agency for health,

world and the fight against hunger across the world where we have a collective target of eradicating ciro hunger by twenty thirty under the sustainable development goals and we have around eight hundred fifteen million people who suffer from hunger in the world this is a rising trend it's all conflict as much as climate events have. contributed to this rising trend but we had how does climate change actually make people hungry with eighty percent of people hungry people who live in climate risk hot spots those are the people whose livelihoods get regularly affected by extreme weather events the storms floods and drought so they lose their livelihoods essentially what regions of the world are particularly affected well climate change is inherently unfair because many of the countries that are already suffering the biggest problems within the trial resources with poverty are the hardest hit so we have to reach and we have sub-saharan africa but then the bulk of climate related losses in damages occur in asia in south asia as well as southeast asia ok and so the w.s.p. the world food program

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este entonces incluso no he querido ver los Últimos episodios porque me es muy divide ciro difÍcil decirlellegar al fin. no quisimos gr grabarla Últim o escena fue un dÍa silencioso en las locaciones. >>> puedo saber conociendo la vida de jenni de quÉ se trata esta escena ¿ quÉ te parece si a lo mejor compartimos un poquito del adelanto de lo que veremos esta noche? y la gente tenga un idea y entienda perfectamente de lo que estamos hablando, vamos a verlo ahorita comentamos. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> >>> pero dios es tan grande que a travÉs de la metamorfosis esa oruga se convierte en una mariposa y llega el momento en el que esa mariposa puede llegar a volar libre con todos sus colores como lo estoy haciendo hoy yo. esta canciÓn la compuse pensando en mi propia vida. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ay! no sÉ si yo verla esta noche porque se me hace un nudo en la garganta nada mÁs de ver una probadita de lo que va hacer. >>> ay! es muy chistoso, graÉe la voz en of la grabÉ en esta ocasiÓn y ahorita lo acaba de ver junto por primera vez de verdad es muy fuerte, y gracias a dios, gracias a la familia rivera y gracias

to come online, if you look at the marginal barrel in opec even the cuts, it is ciro.oil back on. thatone while the expect this november 30 opec meeting will result in 2019, it is important that occurs and it also might be on this event because it already priced in that opec would maintain those cuts. there is a risk to oil now and .he risk to wti that is partly because the u.s. in millionroduction barrel next year. 80% of demand. you buying now? kate: they break even a $30 oil. that is how we have focused for a long time and we look for creative ways to get into that. we do not focus on 90% majority operating assets. we look at situations where other people's trash is our treasure. alix: wow. such a pleasure to have you on the show, kate richard. if you want to know more, join me tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. eastern for an hour-long special. what its impact will be on the world. it is for oil nerds and nonoil nerds here do not worry. 9:00 p.m. eastern, this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: in an exclusive interview with bloomberg news editor-in-chief john, the president discussed h