if tony stewart or gene haas says, let's fix it, what do you do? >> well, i can't -- you got to have faster pit stops. and, i don't really know where that problem lies. i know we have a lot of people that work on those things in the shop and i know the guys building race cars and everybody at the racetracksz&ñ is doing they have to do and they got to figure it out. >> kevin harvick. >> allmendinger is pulling away. >> bring it to me, baby. bring it to me. >> a.j. allmendinger is a nascar sprint cup series winner. >> i won a sprint cup race, jerry! >> one of the underdogs of the chase. i know it was a tough night, but you have to get excited to look back at your win, what are your expectations, thoep, looking forward to the chase? >> we just -- right now, it's the nature of our race team. we're trying to take big steps, but at times you take one step back and you take two steps forward, so, our last two weeks have been a little bit difficult, but at the same point, we knew they were going to be, just the mere fact we don't have many cars in the rac

if tony stewart or gene haas says, let's fix it, what do you do? >> well, i can't -- you got to have faster pit stops. and, i don't really know where that problem lies. i know we have a lot of people that work on those things in the shop and i know the guys building race cars and everybody at the racetrackszñ is doing wh they have to do and they got to figure it out. >> kevin harvick. >> allmendinger is pulling away. >> bring it to me, baby. bring it to me. >> a.j. allmendinger is a nascar sprint cup series winner. >> i won a sprint cup race, jerry! >> one of the underdogs of the chase. i know it was a tough night, but you have to get excited to look back at your win, what are your expectations, thoep, looking forward to the chase? >> we just -- right now, it's the nature of our race team. we're trying to take big steps, but at times you take one step back and you take two steps forward, so, our last two weeks have been a little bit difficult, but at the same point, we knew they were going to be, just the mere fact we don't have many cars in the ra

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commissioner john's, pearlman, wolf ran, johnck, president haas. that places you on item 5. commission comments and questions. >> commissioner pearlman? >> i wanted to discuss item 12. i had a number of conversations with supervisor cohen's office and planning commission and one other person who was just a person in the public. that's it. >> and i spoke to supervisor chiu regarding a letter that i'm about to distribute concerning pine street. 15127 pine. nothing else. city clerk: item 6 president appointment of subcommittee members for cultural heritage assets. >> we spoke on this and i thought it would be a good idea that we form a subcommittee from this commission first before we reach out to outside public members so we can better define what allotment it would be and what we are asking from them in the direction we are going. commissioner hyland and matsuda are both willing to serve on this committee. so i would like to appoint both of them, if we have a third person from the commission we could otherwise we can leave it to hyland and matsuda. okay. that's what we'll do.

the 26 rohm & haas or around 3:00 sunday morning in the 2700 block of georgia avenue northwest. police are looking for a dark-colored four-door car, possibly a chrysler, that hit him as he crossed the street. he died at a hospital. investigators say the vehicle is likely damaged on the driver side. pressure is mounting to act against isil after the execution of a third western ,ostage, a british aid worker david haynes. secretary of state john kerry is meeting with diplomats to build support for airstrikes in iraq and syria. congress could act this week on president obama's plan to support moderate syrian rebels. >> we have to give the president what he's asking for. war, congress declares congress than initiate war. >> general john allen is leading the effort to coordinate international partners in the united front against isil. he will brief the president tomorrow at the white house. a georgetown student has pleaded guilty to charges that ricin was found in his dorm room. he admitted to manufacturing a deadly toxin in his mccarthy all room. he made enough ricin to kill an aver

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it's increasingly clear, as richard haas began arguing on this network after the president's speech, richard haas runs the council on foreign relations, and he said, look, it's syria where the big question marks are. we understand what the strategy is in iraq, but we haven't figured out how we're really going to get this done in syria. now there have been some -- there are various reports coming out that we want to arm the moderates but the moderates want us to go after assad and that they may even have a truce with isis unless we're willing to go after assad. that's what they really want to accomplish. so this is extraordinarily complex, and it's not clear yet that the united states or its friends, and we do have friends who wish us well, even though they're not committing a lot, whether we have a plan to figure out how are we really going it get these moderates train up and active fights who can bring down isis, everyone agreeing air power alone can't do it? who's going to be our partner on the ground in syria, and are we going to do about assad? there's the looming question, the t

that motion, commissioner highland, commissioner jong, john, matsuda, wilson, commissioner president haas. that motion passes 7-0. which places you on item 4. commission comments and questions. >> commissioner pearlman? >> i want to disclose the mayor's office called me about the 50 fell street project and i didn't talk to anybody. i did call nicole wheaton back and let her know that i knew they were interested in a project. also, this is actually a question for the city attorney. on the landmark's designation program, 199 carl street was nominated and i am the architect for that project. i understand this is an informational hearing on. i don't know if i have to recuse myself from that. >> andrea deputy city district. i think given that you have such a close relationship with the project it would be better if you recuse yourself from that particular discussion. >> okay. so there is two other items on that, so, i don't know if they are going to be taken sequentially then i can leave at that moment. okay. thank you. >> commissioner highland. >> i also did hear from the mayor's office. i di

joining me now, larry haas, senior fellow with u.s. foreign policy and former white house communications director for al gore. also joined, margaret hoover, political strategist and worked for the george w. bush administration. so welcome to both of you, first. >> thank you. >> thanks, brooke. >> larry, to you. you know, have to begin with a joe biden comments, we played them off the top of the show. this very forceful semantics here, barbarians, gates of hell, chuck hagel last week, defense secretary saying that isis poses an imminent threat to u.s. interests and then you have the president. what do you make of critics who say obama is not on the same page as the rest of his cabinet? >> well, i think there is something to that. after all, it's not just, as you say, biden today and hagel previously. there are others, as well. eric holder, the attorney general weighed in. martin dempsey. >> john gary. >> john kerry. all of them weighed in. and you really do seem to see a divide between what the president is saying and what his team is s

here with -- richard haas is with us, jake tapper, newt gingrich, donna brazil, richard haas, you heard john mccain, what do you think what he said. >> it is always hard to rerun history, but if you're asking would it have been wise to keep a residual force in iraq, i think the answer is yes. it could have done two things, improved and trained the quality of the iraqi forces. and second, i think the mere presence there would have reduced some of the in-fighting. would it have been a solution? no, as long as somebody like mr. nouri maliki was in power you would have had all sort of sectarian friction. but all things being equal, would an american presence of 5,000 troops or so would have made a contribution? i believe yes, the same argument for not having all troops leaving afghanistan by the end of 2016 as is now currently articulated. >> jay carney, in terms of working with allies, how real are these coalitions? >> well, i think they're evolving, i think what is so important about what the president laid out tonight is the added actions that have to be taken to make the long-term progr

richard haas joins us. .r.nuel we get to our morning brief. >> overnight, global stocks falling. hong kong turned violent. that is one of the key stories. the 10 year yield rises for the first time since april. the pce. 10:00, we have pending home sales. president obama welcoming narendra modi to the white house from india. bag -- vladimir putin is hosting the caspian summit. >> the council on foreign relations. a shameless plug. [laughter] we do a data check with no shameless plug. dollar ascendant is all you need to know. the ruble. we are on a 40 ruble per dollar watch. >> new airstrikes hit syria targeting islamic state oil assets. coalition extends a separate effort to aid syrian kurds. india's prime minister says his nation's economy is ready to roll. he said india is taking steps to boost growth, including easing visa laws. pro-democracy protests in hong kong turned chaotic. thousands of protesters demanding free elections clashed with police. said itg's government has pulled back anti-riot police. dozen

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and the problem of them being behind on the economic front has fueled haa lot of the hate and e hopelessness that leads to terrorism. >> they're more fueled and turned down by the jihad than they are about inventing new products. >> 1.3 billion muslim in the world, and about 10% of them are radical, which is a very low number. 10% of that which is a low number that would probably kill for jihad. you're talking about 13 million radicals that would kill. >> the koran is a book that can be interpreted many different ways by many different people. there are those radicals that interpret what mohammad was supposed to have said that is so radical and so far out of the main stream that most muslims think. but the koran will give them some verification of what they do if you read it the way they read it. >> you said less judgment, that could almost be translated to swung who is a muslim as being less religious, that the whole point of religion is to judge. achbltd they are -- >> christians don't judge each other, you leave the judgment up to the lord. >> they are judging you. they are judging you. b

. >> we know he is dangerous in everything he can do, he had haa very, very strong arm.d the added threat we face in terms of being a runner. >> reporter: aim dame 4:25 we'll get you set for the show countdown to kickoff at 11:30 and we'll recap it on game day final after "action news" at 11:00. phillies with 73 wins on the season. phils and braves playing their second to the last game of the season. ryan howard hits a home run. just his 23rd. we picked it up, tied at 2 in the 7th. phils back down 2. pitching coach comes out to talk with burnett who doesn't appear to be interested who was. bad body language what appears to be a tense conversation. speaking of body language, phillies fans behind home plate mocking him. bases loaded in the 9th. phils lose, 4-2. burnett loses 18. most in a single season since 197 approximate. burnett will have hernia surgery next week, he is not sure he'll play next season. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. >> a church in nevada is reducing it's carbon footprint and helping members of its congregation do the same. brand new

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. >> the most powerful movement haas condemned fighters in syria and iraq, vowing to stop the spread. it was said that it is seen as vital to stop the influence of the islamic state in the son philippines. >> we condemn it, the barr baration. >> reporter: many believe as long as there's no cross-training between the islamic state and members of these groups, not much is expected to change in terms of influence and how they operate in the min den ou region. >> if there are people feeling marginalised and feel that their grievances are not addressed in the normal politics in a peaceful way, they could, indeed, be radicalized. that's why the moro islamic front said that the peaceful negotiation of theirs is the best inoculation against islamic state. >>> min den ou has been plagued by armed rebellion for decades. filipino muslims have a history of taking part in conflict in the middle east. >> still, there's no known evidence of any direct interaction between the islamic state, and armed groups. although authorities admit they need to be vigilant, one never nose what seeds may be planted

and here richard haas and peter barnard and brett stevens is the foreign affairs columnist for the "wall street journal." brett, let me start with you. one of the fundamental questions with obama's strategy with isis has been the question of whether he should be pressing the iraqi government for political concessions that is creating more inclusive iraqi government or just jumping in there. you've been critical. you've said stop trying to get these political concessions. just go in and start fighting. >> these would be great to make. there's no question that malaki did a great deal to alienate the sunni minority in iraq, but stopping isis is a vital american interest so we might be able to imagine a constellation of good things that could come out of iraq, reconstituted much more effective government that can hold its ground for the longer term, but i think this president wasted two or three critical months between the taking of mosul in june and then the beginning of airstrikes last month waiting for a new iraqi government. that was time ill spent. we have to recognize that isis is a di

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which to him meant just about everyone, with disdain, including navy captains who gladly took franklin haas public orders and private suggestions. these machinations against these officers, both during and after the war, seemed petty at best or downright ugly at worst. congress soon appropriated $870,000 to build 13 frigates with construction commencing from portsmouth to baltimore. funding was locally short when an epidemic of inflation later set in. congress found itself appropriating $1 million just to refit and repair one frigate. these were drafted by shipwrights like the hackett brothers and joshua humphreys, a philadelphia quaker who was disowned for his military efforts. these men came up with handsome designs and intuitive methods of construction, but to judge the ships' progress, one need not look to receipts for the delivery of timber, iron, rope, and canvas. check the weight book injuries for rum. one truncheon delivered on a monday and not reordered for a week men that work was slow. for delivered on a monday followed by four more on wednesday -- that meant there was progress.

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stealth bombers and stealth fighters and tom haas missiles launched from the city.aptor and the stealth fighter used for the first time in combat. the targets, isis safe havens, command and control and logistics centers. twitter lit up with reports of l huge explosions around raqqa. the other arab nations all taking place largely sunni including jordan, saudi arabia, bahrain, qatar and the united arab emirates. the kind of coalition the u.s. has been trying to build to go after isis. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff says the fight against isis in syria will be persistent and sustainable, which means this will likely continue for months on end. martha raddatz, abc news, washington. >> months on end. >> and from this coalition built on this, the u.s. is the only non-arab country that has so far committed to this kind of effort. other countries have said they'd potentially join along on this but for the large part it's that coalition of arab countries and the u.s. >> we should also note from what we've heard from u.s. officials there is no specific threat targ

. >> mexican haas avocados because of the flavor and the texture. >> this is so interesting because i the avocado first and then throw everything in but you actually have to do the spices first. >> that's what we do. and i think that makes -- that little difference. and then i say this is the base and then you can add anything you want. our traditional recipe goes with chopped tomato. >> okay. >> and chopped white onion. >> and white onion. >> and voila. >> and that's it. and we'll not even mash it really, huh? >> we don't mash it. we like it chunky. the traditional way to have it is with a lot of -- with a lot of things. >> i thought you were going to say with a lot of margaritas. i was kind of hoping you'd say that. awesome. thanks so much. this looks beautiful. i can't wait to try it. cheers. >> salut. >> whoops. salut. >> it's incredible. >> this is amazing. cafe frida. upper westside of manhattan. great little restaurant. they make a great guacamole. the avocado is known as the alligator pear. >> i did not know that. >> so it says on our cheat sheet. >> and dates back to the azte

let's remember that the economic framework of the united states, heretofore, physical the haas 15-20ast 15-20 years, was largely in essence built on the judeo-christian values, the view of the human person, the right to property, the right to trade, sense of tolerance, even where there is disagreement. i now that from having grown up in brooklyn the 1950s. there was diversity that was not mandated and yet there was a common core that was spoken about that joined us9d together, that bound us together in a common cause, common culture, and i think that is what we need to repromote, and the fact churches are failing in that is a result, would insist, on a certain cowardice with regard to our own ethicalÑçn system. we lost confidence in our civilization, and when that happens, the game is up. >> well put, father. well put, captain. thank you both very, very much. >> if we really want to destroy isis, is this anytime to be handing our brave men and women pink slips? colonel west on the oddity of that, 8:00 p.m., fbn. >>> you thinkhe that cell phone tower in under neighborhood is legit? be

>> influence in policy of the nations tommy haas tajs they hold.or propaganda more than anything. >> on the&gq) hand, it seems as though certainly american public opinion wasn't in favor of, for example, attacking in syria until the videos were done. it is almost as though by them doing this, they're actually bringing interest toward themselves and falling bombs as well. >> well, yes. what they've done has completely back fired. they hoped beheadings would intimidate the united states and the american people, and in fact, it has become a catalyst for action against them. they're actually not particularly bright in their strategy. >> and matthew, i want to go to some video you're just sharing with us now. i want to show this. tell us what it is. it is two people that we've unfortunately for the wrong reasons come to know a lot about recently. >> this is video that i shot in libya and syria, not sure what you're showing at the moment,&6 that is james foley and john can't lee. i was with them both during the war in libya, sometimes took them in my jee

what you're seeing here is the absolute minimum number of people we've seen here for the haas 24 hourshese numbers to really swell again. the defiance is here. it's well defined. if you look down here straight at the financial district. this is civil disobedience to bring this city to a halt to get those political aims achieved. at the moment, though, the catchword is peaceful after 50 people were injured 24 hours ago. there is concerns, what is beijing going to do. how are they going to react to this? so far they've said this is an illegal dwagathering. but the riot police which were everywhere here now 24 hours ago are nowhere to be seen. it is a standoff and it is right now a peaceful standoff. >> right now peaceful, as you said, it's 10 of 8:00 in the morning and we'll see what happens. as there's been tear gas and pepper spray. this is hong kong where you are standing right now. is mainland china seeing this coverage at all? >> reporter: they've seen some of it. cnn was allowed to be broadcast yesterday and in the hours during those pepper spray and tear gas attacks. so there has

what he talked about haas week before the nation was very limited and, frankly, didn't lay out the broaderh of how we're going the root out isil and other terrorists throughout the world because clearly we see the threat broadening. what he asked for was authority to train syrians. what we passed was an agreement to let him move forward with that process, but there's also checks and balances. the president's going to have to come back to congress to show us how he's going to vet those syrians, because you don't want the wrong people getting weapons as we're training them and also what kind of coalition is the president going to build? he's going to have to show us the countries that have agreed to work with us and what kind of real commitment in terms of both money and troops they're going to put on the table. jon roughly 40% of the democrats on the house side voted against this thing, most of the support came there you republicans. what about the irony there? >> well, look, our colleagues especially on the republican side take this threat of terrorism very seriously. it's getting worse. a

a guy named haas and taylor first name unknown hit a home run off of rogan and the newspaper thoughtthat was a great feat and they wroit up. said something to be proud of because he's considered one of the world's best pitchers. not the best pitcher in kansas or missouri, the world's best pitcher. they knew something back then about baseball. and once again, we can go back to foster's ledger and this is what we find. the monarchs take that day with bullet rogan, $420. and once again, if you take a closer look you see that the monarchs left here and once again this had to be a different secretary because the way they spelled abilene is completely different than the first secretary. we know the date and that's definitely abilene. so if you noticed that on august 2nd, there in abilene they don't play again until the 8th and then in st. louis playing against the st. louis stars. you notice abilene made more money than a league team the st. louis stars. i keep stressing that. people wonder why would they play these exhibition games when you have a league. the reason why is one thing it wa

he's been saying that several time over the haas week while rice, at least his side of the camp sayingt it was goodell that was told everything by ray rice, and that he didn't hear it and made his decision on the two-game suspension and only changed his mind once that tmz sports video came out showing the inside of the elevator in that atlantic city casino. >> what happens when rice actually appeals the suspension? how does that work? >> we're hoping to find out more about the nfl, under what article of the collective bargaining agreement they brought it under. we believe it's article 46, which if that's the case there are several things that are interesting. you can't punish the same player twice for the same thing. he was dismissed by the ravens and the league put an indefinite suspension on him. goodell said this was because he was led astray, not for the beating of janay palmer back in february. so it's unclear where he goes from here, but once that appeal is made, then it will kick into a process where there will literally be a sort of court hearing inside the nfl where outside ex

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saying ourhard haas foreign policy starts with economic strength in america.these different themes, what is our grammar prescription forward to 9/11.4 and 44 after >> it's that we are focusing much more domestically, and no question. are not is interested in providing the kind of support -- >> the coalition will not be there? there, but just for fighting isis. obama can work with syria, he can work with the republicans, but that doesn't mean they are allies. they have a specific common goal. will be a broad coalition to remove isis from power overtime, what that does not say anything about america getting and iran deal done -- >> iran nuclear talks are getting done today once again. when you guys have me back here in november, i assure you we will talking about ironic and the impact of the oil markets that will be the priority. >> are we going to have him back in november? >> yet you'll have me back in november. what were really getting at, my question to you anastasia is not ain the u.s. it coalition of the willing, but of consumers. havee end of the day, we

. >> revenue haas declined but it really is about proekt more important than revenue is how much thisto increase the struggles. it's been a struggle gins ginni rometty has taken the job. she seems to be turning the corner for ibm. >> mary barra, number two of gm. >> on the story of struggles. >> oh, my gosh. we have terrific access to big stories. mary barra is probably -- probably has the toughest ceo job in corporate america right now and the vast consensus is that she is doing a very good job and she is actually using this crisis this product crisis to force a cultural transformation at gm. and what she's saying to her people is really interesting. she's saying we must never forget this moment. >> yeah. >> i always love the stories of the newcomers. people you've never heard of. anne-marie campbell of home depot who started as a cashier who's one of the top execs. >> she's from kingston jamaica. she started as a cashier. she now oversees 100,000 employees. she basically oversees a third of home depot. their revenue is almost $80 billion. >> the usual suspects sheryl sandberg and ma

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. >>> nato secretary general rasmussen has stepped up on haas cow to ease the conflict in eastern ukraine. speaking at the start, he said there were a few signs of russian intervention in the region. >> we welcome all efforts to -- to the crisis. i have to say that what counts is what is actually happening on the ground. >> and joining us now is tony fratta, managing director at hamilton place. tony, both obama and cameron have said this morning that nato can adapt to deal with the pressures it faces today. do you agree with them? >> well, i think, you know, the words have been really good. president obama's speech yesterday was, you know, fairley strong and prime minister cameron has been fairley strong. but i think it still remains to be seen whether nato has the energy and the resources and the political will to really do much on the ground. as teddy roosevelt said, speak softly and carrying carry a big stick. what's happening with nato speaks strongly and we're all searching for sticks that we can't use. there is an open question as to whether nato can exist, take that fight into syri

haas. tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until approximately the article goes on to say the resolution x birth best especially states it does not give president obama the right to center to the combat. chuck hagel may have reaction to what congress is preparing. he appears tomorrow with martin nancy. the two will be testifying on the u.s. strategy towards isis. that hearing is set for 9:30 tomorrow. we will also hear from secretary of state john kerry. he is set to testify before the senate foreign relations committee. att hearing is wednesday 2:30. that will also be live on c-span3. the 20 host:5 student can come position is open. showing how a policy, law, or action by the executive or legislative or judicial branch of the federal government has affected you or your community. there are 200 cash prizes for students and teachers totaling $100,000, with a list of rules and how to get story, go to student can.org. nato secretary-general condemn

no wreckage haas been found. air force fighter jets shadowed the plane after ground control lost contacted with the pilot and flew 17 more miles before crashing. jeff pegues has more. >> reporter: the small piloted plane took off from rochester new york head for naples florida. but around 10:00 a.m. the pilot reported a problem. >> we need to set down. we have a gauge that's not correct in the plane. >> reporter: he was cleared to go to a lower altitude. air traffic control never heard from the plane again. >> time 00 kilo november. >> reporter: u.s. defense was notified. fietzer jets were scrambled. they were able to see the pilot slumped over the controls until the windshield frosted over a telltale sign of cabin decompression. >> it's falling. it may be a deal dependent on how fast they descend he may regain consciousness once the aircraft starts descending. >> the plane flew in and out of cuban airspace and at 2:15 p.m. crashed 14 miles north of jamaica. on board real estate agents larry and his wife jane who

the stops to scale that up or find other ways to make the zmapp abilities in a different system such haas been used in biotechnology for other purposes. unfortunately, there is no solution that is going to provide large numbers of doses of this in the next few months. it will take time. taxpayer. [please stand by] the containment, how much trust show the public have in vaccines developed? can we see things going to legislation like the patriot act that protects eli lilly from possible litigation if they fail safe vaccinations and cures and treatments, and what do we have in terms of backup to prevent this from becoming a worldwide epidemic? worried about avian flu, many people have been discussing. thank you. a lot of questions. let me try to take them quickly. in terms of confidence we ought to have in containment, a huge challenge in the circumstances inflict west africa. the department of defense is sending resources to put in place 1700 beds. but it is very challenging to come up with a strategy which requires a so it is an public education so people know what to do. critical issues a

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and so what came up in our haas session was the importance of academic preparation characteristics. so that's one example. another example that was raised is being able to track students from institution to institution. and so right now the graduation rate measure used in ipeds is only students who begin at that institution and who finish at that institution and who are full-time students. and be students who finish in six years. and so when we consider that a lot of the students that we've been talking about, they may take longer to finish, they may not be full-time students, and latino students in particular are more likely to transfer. it's, those students are being left out of these conversations. so if it's possible to collect more data. i think one of the things that sylvia's going to talk about too is not only is it collecting data about the inputs and also mary beth, but rethinking what these institutions contribute. what other measures or indicators of institutional performance might there be that these minority-serving institutions and hs, -- hsis are contributing. but the

the stops to scale that up or find other ways to make the zmapp abilities in a different system such haas been used in biotechnology for other purposes. unfortunately, there is no solution that is going to provide large numbers of doses of this in the next few months. it will take time. taxpayer. [please stand by] the containment, how much trust show the public have in vaccines developed? can we see things going to legislation like the patriot act that protects eli lilly from possible litigation if they fail safe vaccinations and cures and treatments, and what do we have in terms of backup to prevent this from becoming a worldwide epidemic? worried about avian flu, many people have been discussing. thank you. a lot of questions. let me try to take them quickly. in terms of confidence we ought to have in containment, a huge challenge in the circumstances inflict west africa. the department of defense is sending resources to put in place 1700 beds. but it is very challenging to come up with a strategy which requires a so it is an public education so people know what to do. critical issues a