host: if you want to ask dr. bellour lines our -- our split of regionally -- split upnes are regionally. -- marcia called from pennsylvania. good morning. caller: i would like to find dr. to adjust the monsanto spray it used to control the mosquito population. nom everything i have read, stuff latest connected with the zika virus and then they took --ank and science frankenscience to a whole new level. don't you find this frightening? guest: mosquito borne infections are really serious public health problems. have yellow fever, and now we have seek up. we arere many ways looking to control these mosquito borne infections. zika is actually a good example of an emerging infection in that while we first became aware of zika many years ago in 1947, we really did not see much in the way of problems with zika, just occasional occasions there until now break was elected in 2007. in polynesiatbreak in 2013 and 2014. now, we have seen zika spread throughout latin america since last may. this is an example of how the infections

host: if you want to ask dr. bellly -- split upnes are regionally. -- marcia called from pennsylvania. good morning. caller: i would like to find dr. to adjust the monsanto spray it used to control the mosquito population. nom everything i have read, stuff latest connected with the zika virus and then they took --ank and science frankenscience to a whole new level. don't you find this frightening? guest: mosquito borne infections are really serious public health problems. have yellow fever, and now we have seek up. we arere many ways looking to control these mosquito borne infections. zika is actually a good example of an emerging infection in that while we first became aware of zika many years ago in 1947, we really did not see much in the way of problems with zika, just occasional occasions there until now break was elected in 2007. in polynesiatbreak in 2013 and 2014. now, we have seen zika spread throughout latin america since last may. this is an example of how the infections can change and be unaffected in the s

dr. bell i give you the last minute. >> thank you, a lot of good points there. it's certainly true that overuse of antibiotics is not good for people whether the overuse is in treating people or whether it's used in agricultural animals. so we are very supportive of the fda's new rules that will really allow veterinarians to adopt some of these stewardship principles that i was talking about at the very beginning and will make some progress in terms of reducing the use of antibiotics in food animals at the same time as i say that, we reduce the overuse of antibiotics among people. it is important to take a holistic approach and look at reducing antibiotic use across the spectrum both in human health and in the animal sector. >> she's director for the national center of emerging and affection diseases. thank you so much for your time this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> first, late last month president obama participated in a panel focused on the issue of opioid abuse in atlanta. here is some of that discussion. >> when you look at the staggering statisti

dr. ruth bell will join us talking about ebola and the zika virus. joining us will be dr. thomas the 70thtalking about anniversary and the future of the cdc. we will close with the head of the center for injury talking about a test about opioid addiction. morning, live to a conversation on the future of the european union hosted by the hudson institute. foreign policy scholars will discuss the possibility of great britain leaving the eu, refugees from iraq and syria, and political challenges raising the eu. it should start in a couple of moments live on c-span. >> the future of the european union is what we will be talking about today. say theit mean to european union has a democracy deficit? are they compatible with democratic self-governance? june -- eu leave in will britain leave the eu in june? well germany pulled back from the jury of the european political union? will the cultural and political challenges of radical islam strengthen or weaken the eu? what does the future of the eu mean for the united states and the transatlantic alliance? we will be trying to answer

dr. ruth bell will join us talking about ebola and the zika virus. joining us will be dr.e 70thtalking about anniversary and the future of the cdc. we will close with the head of the center for injury talking about a test about opioid addiction. morning, live to a conversation on the future of the european union hosted by the hudson institute. foreign policy scholars will discuss the possibility of great britain

dr. beth bell will talk about infectious diseases. e is the director for the cdc's emerging infectious diseases. and also dr. debra houry on opioid and heroine abuse. lots of different public health issues out there these days, so for the full three hours, tell us what you think, ask questions and we look for now, enjoy the rest of your weekend and we will see you back here tomorrow morning. >>

bell. ♪ >>> vice-president joe biden and his wife dr.biden made a big announcement in philadelphia today. "eyewitness news" at the community college of philadelphia where the bidens unveiled a $100 million federal grant program to make college more affordable. the plan includes free tuition for community college students. earlier today, the vice-president was at the mayfair diner campaigning for u.s. senate candidate katie mcginty. voters will head to the polls tomorrow in pennsylvania and in delaware. in both states only registered democrats and republicans can cast a ballot. >> why are independents excluded? >> that's a good question. nicole brewer joins us now with more on the reason behind closed primaries. >> yeah. ukee and jess, really historically speaking primaries were created to shift power from party bosses to the people who made up these two political parties, but that was before independents outnumbered republicans and democrats. so a lot of folks like lisa want topping why can't independents vote in some state primaries? it

bell. ♪ >>> vice-president joe biden and his wife dr.ouncement in philadelphia today. "eyewitness news" at the community college of philadelphia where the bidens unveiled a $100 million federal grant program to make college more affordable. the plan includes free tuition for community college students. earlier today, the vice-president was at the mayfair diner campaigning for u.s. senate candidate katie mcginty. voters will head to the polls tomorrow in pennsylvania and in delaware. in both states only registered democrats and republicans can cast a ballot. >> why are independents excluded? >> that's a good question. nicole brewer joins us now with more on the reason behind closed primaries. >> yeah. ukee and jess, really historically speaking primaries were created to shift power from party bosses to the people who made up these two political parties, but that was before independents outnumbered republicans and democrats. so a lot of folks like lisa want topping why can't independents vote in some state primaries? it's a good question l

dr. in schuch about the anti-vaccine movement. zikauth bell on able and and the cdc director, dr. thomas friedman on the agency's 70 anniversary and the future of the cdc. we close up monday's program .ith deborah houry if you about heroin and prescription painkiller addiction beginning monday morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. hillary clinton was in pittsburgh yesterday for a campaign rally at carnegie mellon university. the former secretary of state is introduced hereby pittsburgh's mayor. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage mayor bill peduto, rich fitzgerald, the -- and hillary clinton. >> ♪ this is my fight song, take back my life song ♪ ♪ [cheering] >> wow. what a crowd. we are so fortunate to have hillary clinton here today to talk about her future for america. [applause] >> secretary clinton has been somebody who has been breaking down barriers her whole life and will continue to do that. she is somebody with a great heart and also with the smarts to move this country forward and get things done. [applause] >> on april 26, western pennsylvania is going to be cli

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dr. missing-- nissing estimates about 36 million people in this so far, two injectable nonstatins have been approved by the fda, jeff. >> glor: jericka duncan, thank you. the airport in brussels, bell yum-- belgium, reopened today under extremely tight security. the first flight since the airport was hit by a deadly terror bombing last week sent off to portugal. interkonl flights are expected to resume tomorrow. an isis commandser blamed for the death of a marine was killed today by a drone strike in iraq. the isis member was said to be behind the rock elevator attack that killed staff sergeant louis cardin and wounded eight other marines last month. also engaged in the fight against isis with the help of u.s. forces are kurdish soldier, the peshmerga. holly williams has more on this. >> reporter: for nearly two years iraq's kurdish fighters have lead the battle against isis. known as the peshmerga, which means one who faces death. these kurdish soldiers have and territory from the extremists. nearly 1400 peshmerga have lost their lives in a war they are fighting without enough body armor or hell melts to go around, with very few heavy weapons. and against an enemy that uses suicid

kamau bell, nice to see, you you as well. matt fink, dr. fink, my condolences to you.r late friend. but can you take me back and tell me a story from the early '80s backstage? tell me an anecdote. >> well, prince was quite the practical joker at times. and he wanted the band to play a joke on one of the local music critics because they were going to come back and interview prince backstage before a show. and i believe this was -- might have been either the controversy tour or even an earlier one, maybe bierty mi tdirty mind. i can't remember. but he asked all of us to suddenly get into a major fight amongst ourselves in the background while he's doing the interview in the dressing room, start yelling at one -- at each other and throwing furniture around. in order to disrupt the interview and -- >> did you? >> oh yeah. oh yes, we did. it was all in good fun. >> oh my gosh. that's what i'm hearing so much of his sense of humor. "purple rain." you were in the academy award winning film. what the heck was that like working on that and what do you make of today, just the im

request for alcohol permit such as places like taco bell and starbucks there is a huge threat in our city of businesses authorized to sell alcohol dr. schmidt just mentioned we have 35 alcohol selling businesses per square mile and the next highest is orange county which has 2 per square mile. many of the youth leaders and thanks to patty at home enough to be here with are youth we will resolute produce them in half in 10 years because of the alcohol density policy created by the youth in alcohol and the equity coalition. we do not take public health issues into account when we decide on these alcohol permits. we do not take into consideration ration i want to thank the san francisco department of public health and the san francisco prevention coalition and the san francisco friday night live which is youth led groups throughout the state but especially san francisco others make more consistent language for retail food and drink establishments are the businesses we been impacting. lastly, there were changes to the warehouses and a few minor changes for the growing coalition i'm working with. thank you for your support i believe the

request for alcohol permit such as places like taco bell and starbucks there is a huge threat in our city of businesses authorized to sell alcohol dr. schmidt just mentioned we have 35 alcohol selling businesses per square mile and the next highest is orange county which has 2 per square mile. many of the youth leaders and thanks to patty at home enough to be here with are youth we will resolute produce them in half in 10 years because of the alcohol density policy created by the youth in alcohol and the equity coalition. we do not take public health issues into account when we decide on these alcohol permits. we do not take into consideration ration i want to thank the san francisco department of public health and the san francisco prevention coalition and the san francisco friday night live which is youth led groups throughout the state but especially san francisco others make more consistent language for retail food and drink establishments are the businesses we been impacting. lastly, there were changes to the warehouses and a few minor changes for the growing coalition i'm working with. thank you for your support i believe the

dr. king. when you have, with mrs. clinton, people that represent today's issues. trayvon martin's mother and the mother of eric garner, and the mother of amadou diallo and the fiance of sean bellpeople whose cases have generated the activism we're all involved with rights now. are traveling with mrs. clinton and supporting her. i think that a lot of that has to do with a lot of people saying, well, wait a minute, the reason i'm aroused is because of what happened to trayvon or eric garner, and the families trust that it gives the benefit of the doubt, even to those that doubt mrs. clinton. i think that mr. sanders, senator sanders, is beginning to understand that and break through. the question is whether he breaks through too late. >> and rev, you're on the radio five days a week talking with lots of african-americans. what do people that you talk to on a day to day basis through national action network, that your youth committees are talking to, what do they want still from the candidates? >> they want to know specifically what you're going to do in the areas of business, in the areas of jobs, jobs is very important. and the criminal justice matter. but they also not only wa

request for alcohol permit such as places like taco bell and starbucks there is a huge threat in our city of businesses authorized to sell alcohol drschmidt just mentioned we have 35 alcohol selling businesses per square mile and the next highest is orange county which has 2 per square mile. many of the youth leaders and thanks to patty at home enough to be here with are youth we will resolute produce them in half in 10 years because of the alcohol density policy created by the youth in alcohol and the equity coalition. we do not take public health issues into account when we decide on these alcohol permits. we do not take into consideration ration i want to thank the san francisco department of public health and the san francisco prevention coalition and the san francisco friday night live which is youth led groups throughout the state but especially san francisco others make more consistent language for retail food and drink establishments are the businesses we been impacting. lastly, there were changes to the warehouses and a few minor changes for the growing coalition i'm working with. thank you for your support i believe there

request for alcohol permit such as places like taco bell and starbucks there is a huge threat in our city of businesses authorized to sell alcohol dr. schmidt just mentioned we have 35 alcohol selling businesses per square mile and the next highest is orange county which has 2 per square mile. many of the youth leaders and thanks to patty at home enough to be here with are youth we will resolute produce them in half in 10 years because of the alcohol density policy created by the youth in alcohol and the equity coalition. we do not take public health issues into account when we decide on these alcohol permits. we do not take into consideration ration i want to thank the san francisco department of public health and the san francisco prevention coalition and the san francisco friday night live which is youth led groups throughout the state but especially san francisco others make more consistent language for retail food and drink establishments are the businesses we been impacting. lastly, there were changes to the warehouses and a few minor changes for the growing coalition i'm working with. thank you for your support i believe the

request for alcohol permit such as places like taco bell and starbucks there is a huge threat in our city of businesses authorized to sell alcohol drhmidt just mentioned we have 35 alcohol selling businesses per square mile and the next highest is orange county which has 2 per square mile. many of the youth leaders and thanks to patty at home enough to be here with are youth we will resolute produce them in half in 10 years because of the alcohol density policy created by the youth in alcohol and the equity coalition. we do not take public health issues into account when we decide on these alcohol permits. we do not take into consideration ration i want to thank the san francisco department of public health and the san francisco prevention coalition and the san francisco friday night live which is youth led groups throughout the state but especially san francisco others make more consistent language for retail food and drink establishments are the businesses we been impacting. lastly, there were changes to the warehouses and a few minor changes for the growing coalition i'm working with. thank you for your support i believe there i

request for alcohol permit such as places like taco bell and starbucks there is a huge threat in our city of businesses authorized to sell alcohol drschmidt just mentioned we have 35 alcohol selling businesses per square mile and the next highest is orange county which has 2 per square mile. many of the youth leaders and thanks to patty at home enough to be here with are youth we will resolute produce them in half in 10 years because of the alcohol density policy created by the youth in alcohol and the equity coalition. we do not take public health issues into account when we decide on these alcohol permits. we do not take into consideration ration i want to thank the san francisco department of public health and the san francisco prevention coalition and the san francisco friday night live which is youth led groups throughout the state but especially san francisco others make more consistent language for retail food and drink establishments are the businesses we been impacting. lastly there were changes to the warehouses and a few minor changes for the growing coalition i'm working with. thank you for your support i believe there