dan jimenez is the team leader. he and his crew have been chasing fires as new blazes break out. >> the team has been to six or scenario fires. how many have you gotten data from? >> we have gathered data on three incidents. >> so not every one you go to is a win? >> absolutely not. >> on this deployment, dan's team is gathering field data to help improve fire fighters' safety zones. it's an area where personnel can safely position themselves and environment. >> how important is a fire safety zone? >> critical. >> in 2013, 19 fire fighters died battling an arizona wildfire. investigators think when the fire made a quick run towards them, the hotshot team was cut off from an escape route making it impossible to get to the safety zone. >> to set a safety zone, the general rule of thumb is, find the highest flame height and four. >> that's the minimum distance a fire fighter needs to be from the flames to be in a save zone. veteran fire fighters are quick to attest, there are more environmental factors than need to be

dan jimenez is the team leader.e and his crew have been chasing fires as new blazes break out. >> the team has been to six or scenario fires. how many have you gotten data from? >> we have gathered data on three incidents. >> so not every one you go to is a win? >> absolutely not. >> on this deployment, dan's team is gathering field data to help improve fire fighters' safety zones. it's an area where personnel can safely position themselves and environment. >> how important is a fire safety zone? >> critical. >> in 2013, 19 fire fighters died battling an arizona wildfire. investigators think when the fire made a quick run towards them, the hotshot team was cut off from an escape route making it impossible to get to the safety zone. >> to set a safety zone, the general rule of thumb is, find the highest flame height and four. >> that's the minimum distance a fire fighter needs to be from the flames to be in a save zone. veteran fire fighters are quick to attest, there are more environmental factors than need to be co

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jimenez is a leading example ngo and groups like that could proliferate in a scenario of normalized relations. thank you. >> thank you. we'll have questions now for -- relating to gus, christine and dan. i see dan ericson in the back. >> thank you. the question is actually for the whole panel, not just the last three. my name is dan ericson. i work at the state department. i really appreciated this panel. it's very interesting. it was refreshingly tech know cattic if i was use that phrase. and i know that everyone clearly got instructions to stay on the more technical lane which i think is good. i wanted to bring it back to one of the core political questions which is on democracy and human rights in cuba. people can debate how far cuba is moving in that field or whether the united states should continue to try to advance democracy in human rights. some people think we should, some think we shouldn't. either way, it will remain a core u.s. foreign policy goal. i want to better understand how some of the different proposals that were laid out here fit into that question? is it the view of the panelists that would help the situation in cuba with regard to democracy and human rights? is