dr. bell is responsible for the efforts to respond to a of a broad range of emerging and established threats and to help lead the response to the ebola outbreak in west africa. serving in multiple leadership roles including during the response of the 2001 anthrax attacks and h1n1 influenza epidemic. dr. brantly deposition held since the team 84 providing outstanding leadership. receiving a portfolio of applied research to improve our understanding of infectious diseases to apply this knowledge with prevention and treatment they and strategy. serving as one of the key advisers to the white house and d.h. us on the initiative to you pollster prepared this is against the emerging infectious disease threats. i will extend the committees will come to a director of the biomedical advanced research authority and about office of the assistant secretary preparedness' response that vhs. dr. robinson is responsible for france development and acquisition of innovative medical countermeasures including vac

dr. bell is responsible for the efforts to respond to a of a broad range of emerging and established threats and to help lead the response to the ebola outbreak in west africa. serving in multiple leadership roles including during the response of the 2001 anthrax attacks and h1n1 influenza epidemic. dr. brantly deposition held since the team 84 providing outstanding leadership. receiving a portfolio of applied research to improve our understanding of infectious diseases to apply this knowledge with prevention and treatment they and strategy. serving as one of the key advisers to the white house and d.h. us on the initiative to you pollster prepared this is against the emerging infectious disease threats. i will extend the committees will come to a director of the biomedical advanced research authority and about office of the assistant secretary preparedness' response that vhs. dr. robinson is responsible for france development and acquisition of innovative medical countermeasures including vac

dr. bell, knowing that gates and allen foundations have stepped up that way and the money ha is going to be included in the cr, thank you to our appropriations chair that is sitting next to me, is that enough money and global support to stop this outbreak? >> i'll answer for the cdc. we do appreciate the $30 million that's in the cr. that amount of money is enough to keep us operating through the end of the continuing resolution on december 11th. it allows us to keep our people in the field to pay for our staff and to begin to scale up in a way we think is necessary. we will be kind of considering over the time period of the cr what additional resources we will need for the rest of the fiscal year in order to fulfill our responsibilities and respond to the ebola outbreak in the way we know we need to. >> dr. robinson? >> the $58 million that we requested will get us through this fall. we want more vaccines and more that you are therapeutics, there will have to be more funding going forward. >>

dr. bell, i want to echo what has been said about how proud we are of cdc. at one of georgia's two senators, however, i want to add how proud we are of emory university and dr. jim wagner and the staff. i now dr. brantly would feel the same way, as well as phoenix that's brought the patients back from liberia to the united states. that was a tremendous effort. and saxby was gone when this happened so i was the only senator reachable by the press they day it was announced they would come to emory university. the press immediately looked for the wisdom of bringing an ebola patient back to the united states and whether we had the capable of preventing the disease from spreading. in emory university and the cdc did a marvelous job of making those transfers seamless and complete, and prove though media that was truth their best to start a riot, think, that the ebola virus will be safely con find they were in the best place in the world. so y'all deserve a tremendous amount of credit. i want teed sa

dr. beth bell, an infectious disease director. dr. bell, thanks for joining us.een told not to worry about americans being infected who are now back here in the u.s. but the two previous patients we now how they were infected working with ebola patients. we don't know how this third patient, this third doctor was infected. shouldn't we be worried about him being here, given that there is this is mystery about him? >> well, i'm not sure that i would call it exactly a in is industry. you're right, right now, we don't know the exactly how he got infected but that doesn't mean that the way he got infected is anything unusual. may just be that we need to do a little bit more investigating to find out exactly the cause. you know, we really -- the situation in africa in west africa is very serious. it's very dire. and it can be very frightening for people. but how ebola is transmitted is not mysterious. we now it's it's transmitted. the way we're seeing cases, people becoming inif he canned in africa is primarily in households in close contact with people that have ebol

previously dr. bellved in leadership roles including during the response to the 2001 anthrax attacks and the influenza pandemic. a position that was held and provided outstanding leadership. nih oversees a wide portfolio of basic and applied research. applying this knowledge to prevention and treatment strategies. the doctor serves as one of the key advisers to the white house and department of health and human services on initiatives to bolster preparedness against emerging infectious disease threats. that's the director of the advanced research authority. the office of the assisted secretary preparedness response with health and human services. that's innovative counts and drugs and diagnostic tools to protect against man made and naturally occurring health threats. she played a key role against the research and development with the ebola treatments. thank you very much for being here. they will be made a part of the record in its entirety. you can give us a summary in five minutes or so. we have a lot

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dr. kent brantley. that name may ring a bell. he was treated. were infected while doing relief work in liberia. >> he traveled to nebraska where sacra is battling ebola. >> and this threat is still serious. the u.n. special representative now saying ebola is the gravest threat to liberia since its civil war ended in 2003. listen to this. >> there is a lot of impact hiding in the shadows of ebola and probably the first thing we see is the collapse of the health system more broadly. so there are stories of women driving around monrovia looking for a place to deliver their babies not finding one. babies being born in taxis and dying. there is essentially very little, if any, any other health care being delivered. there were supposed to be vaccination campaigns this month by unicef for measles and for pol polio. so we can imagine what happens if they don't take place. >> the world health organization says more than 1,800 people have died now in west africa since this latest outbreak began. >> we'll continue to track that story, of course. still to c

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dr. collins joining us. the nihg funding is about 30 billion and to be enacted was 30-point to billion. the nationalists into bellsounded 8087 looking at the different institutes and centers the largest hospital dedicated to clinical research. with unique patients since 2013. your questions and comments for the director of nih. our first caller is said democratic caller from michigan. go ahead. >> caller:. >> actually i am from mississippi. >> host: sorry about that. >> first of all, thank you for allowing me to comment. i don't want you to lie about health because i love to help other people.tz if you are funded for the ebola operation i am understand what you say to reach out to the cities or the countries or the states to ask the other people because the country needs to survive. i believe those whole world is out of hand. >> host: dr. collins do you fear or are you preparing for the ebola outbreak in the united states? >> a chance of the sustained outbreak is pretty low. on the other hand, it would not be shocking if someone with ebola got off of a plane in the united states because there is such a large outbr