nationally, 17% or so, 17 point-something percent of the inmates that we have incarcerated have hepatitis c. okay? almost one in five. in tennessee it's about ten times the general population's rate. so we have about 10% roughly. there's no vaccine available. it's not like hepatitis b, and unlike hiv, hepatitis is potentially curable. the new medications that are available may -- may lead to that, but they're very, very, very costly and difficult to get. so we are working toward aggressive management of our hepatitis c cases as this is a public health issue. we don't talk about it often, but a large percentage of inmates will be released and we want it make sure they have the least issues so that they can have a most successful life and contribute back to society. my goal is not to be the yuj and jury. my goal is to provide health care for them. so, you know, talking a little bit more about innovative programs in -- in corrections and as we talked about earlier, it decreases the need for transfer, including costs of staffing for officers and it reduces the time of diagnosis and it reduces t

porque podrÍa curar a un paciente con hepatitis c. >> ha tenido mÁs de un 90% de Éxito. >> si no fueraquina vieja. >> cuatro dÍas despuÉs de su operaciÓn, el seÑor andrÉs desea seguir y espera que la comunidad latina done. >> los phoenix estÁn visita. >> la noche ha estado tranquila en gran parte de nuestra regiÓn. algÚn chubasco hacia el oeste. el pronÓstico al regresar. >> ha transcurrido otro dÍa con temperaturas en los 80, menos humedad, a esta hora de la noche la temperatura ha descendido un poco. vamos con nuestro meteorÓlogo. muy buenas noches, eduardo. >> buenas noches julio y amigos. hemos alcanzado 86 grados. otras pÁginas esta tarde han he estado en 82,84 en atlantic city. las temperaturas van bajando ya esta hora en el aeropuerto. el cielo mayormente despejado, lo que hemos tenido en las Últimas horas es la posibilidad de lluvias que aumenta considerablemente. maÑana tendremos algunos vascos, algunas tormentas pero debe aumentar considerablemente a partir del sÁbado. entramos en un perÍodo de mayor actividad de lluvias. vamos a la perturbaciÓn que no ha logrado intensificar

like we talked about, hepatitis~c, infectious disease, or mental health illness. significantly higher rate of mental health illness within corrections than you do outside the walls. we have tried to deliver solution0s the tdoc to improve those concerns. centurion has managed the tennessee contract since 2013 and sufficiently decreased the number of admissions to the hospital and e.r. by treating on site, by getting in earlier with preventive health to decrease the need for los hospitalizatio, and trying to get to patients before an e.r. run and tried to install electronic -- telehealth, and telehealth -- just to kind of quickly refresh -- is a mechanism by which you can use the internet connection and video or telephone to essentially discuss with a professional on one side and an inmate patient on the other with a nurse, have a facilitative medical visit, and i allows you to get the patient much sooner. in the past you have to transfer outside the walls. so we have brought that onboard, and it also decreases the -- reduces the risk of public safety of transferrin

it's not -- no vaccine available, it's not like hepatitis c, and unlike hiv, hepatitis is potential liqueur bl. potentially curable. the new medications that are available may lead to that, but they're very, very, very costly and difficult to get. so we are working towards aggressive management of our hepatitis c cases. as this is a public health issue, okay? we don't talk about it often, but a large percentage of inmates are going to be released, and we want to make sure that they have, they have the least issues so that they can have a most successful life and contribute back to society. my goal is not to be their judge and jury. my goal is to provide health care for them. so, you know, talking a little bit more about innovative programs in corrections, as we talked about earlier, you know, telehealth, we can use it broadly for various specialtieses, it decreases the need for transfer, it reduces the time of diagnosis, and it reduces the public safety risk. we also go further to -- pardon me. we also go further to go beyond just the treatment model. we look for prevention. so, you know, w

hepatitis c is a very concerning illness, okay? it is -- it has surpassed hiv as the largest cause of death or highest cause of death for a viral illness as of 2007. our populations nationally, 17% or so, 17 point-something percent of the inmates that we have incarcerated have hepatitis c. okay? almost one in five. in tennessee it's about ten times the general population's rate. so we have about 10% roughly. there's no vaccine available. it's not like hepatitis b, and unlike hiv, hepatitis is potentially curable. the new medications that are available may -- may lead to that, but they're very, very, very costly and difficult to get. so we are working toward aggressive management of our hepatitis c cases as this is a public health issue. we don't talk about it often, but a large percentage of inmates will be released and we want it make sure they have the least issues so that they can have a most successful life and contribute back to society. my goal is not to be the yuj and jury. my goal is to provide health care for them. so, you

what makes it another acquisition target is hepatitis c is a massive park. there was companies developing a truck for hepatitis b. you need to come at it in a different way. only 10% of people get cured. data coming out in the fall. if that looks good, it could be good for large biotech and pharma. >> let's say you knew there was no interest in any of these companies as the takeout targets. do you like them on their own? >> i like them on my own. but all these companies, they all have 100% upside over the next six months. >> hooech each over the next six months? >> exactly. when the data is positive, all of a sudden they say this could get bought t. assets are unencumbered. >> thank you. have you seen activity in a lot of these banks today? i would imagine. >> most of the names she mentioned have plenty of activity out there. i agree with guy adami. many of the names, the bicker fames, specifically, don't trade at these huge premups as you expect. amgen, it hit 52-week highs today, i still see upside there. i see biogens as well. >> this was a stock trading b

as of september the 23rd, 2013, the hepatitis c is gone. they don't say it's undetectable. they just say it is gone. >> guest: this is the exciting thing. with hiv, people have to take meds every single day for the rest of their lives. with hepatitis c there some new treatments out there that are very exciting, they can actually cure you. so i don't know why you lost your medicaid. or medicaid stopped covering this drug. that's unfortunate. we are seeing some restrictions on this drug which is really serious in some states. and yo to say that people like evelyn shouldn't have this drug. and this is a cure. it will save money in the long run for our system. and so there are some outfits that will help with co-pays. that's excellent. but there's no reason why medicaid or medicare should not cover this drug. >> host: if people have questions about how to navigate this old system, can they go to your website? >> guest: they can go to our website, aids institute.org, and feel free to contact us that way uzbek carl schmid is the deputy director of the aids institute. thank you fo

so talk to your doctor and find out if you have hepatitis c. it could save your life.utbreak affects thousands of lives in africa and the disease's international threat, the race is on to crack its code. >> scientists recruited a unique ally in the battle. video gamers. >> reporter: researchers looking for ways to end dangerous diseases are recruiting video gamers to help create a cure for the deadly ebola virus. >> gamers think differently than researchers. >> reporter: at the institute for protein design, biochemistry students are teaming up with gamers who play fold it. an interactive, online game developed by the university. that lets players tackle puzzles for science. >> if all the players are very, very ingenious and intelligent. and they, they have developed algorithms that parallel our algorithms. >> reporter: the ebola challenge is to fold a protein in the best position to stick to the ebola protein. >> this is a good starting place for drug design. >> reporter: 500 gamers from around the world took on the last ebola challenge. several came up with top scorin

so talk to your doctor and find out if you have hepatitis c. it could save your life. know more. with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. >>> this morning -- siege over? new marching orders for the american military sent to help refugees a remote mountain. could the crisis be ending? >>> racial unrest. teargas set off in ferguson, missouri, where an unarmed teen was killed by police. new details about the officer who fired the shots. >> his face was swollen. he'd obviously been hit or punched. >> his injuries, the tension, and the calls for calm. >>> and home sweet store. a teenaged boy turns a walmart into his temporary home for days. >> someone living there and has been living there for four days. that's crazy. >> where he slept, where he ate, and what he did to avoid getting busted. it's thursday, august 14th. >>> happy thursday morning, surprising that no one in that walmart saw that kid camping out there. >> it will be interesting to find out all the details coming up later. >> that's right. more to come. >

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so talk to your doctor and find out if you have hepatitis c. it could save your life.ed. the cdc takes aggressive new action against the vicious virus. >>> miracle survivor, the teen who survived a lightning strike, but his friend did not. he is talking about his ordeal and his life-or-death situation. >>> home sweet home. steel shipping containers that crossed oceans transformed into housing here at home. the innovative idea, who loves it and who does not. it's my "world news now" special report. >>> and moving out, newlyweds kim kardashian and kanye west leaving her family's estate. find out where they're headed and how much they're paying for a home of their own. that's in "the skinny" on this thursday, august 7th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm devin dwyer. i'm really excited to share with you this story we have tonight on the shipping containers. the big apartment complex going up in d.c. we go inside the containers and what it is like to live in 6 tons of chinese steel. pretty crazy. >> would

so talk to your doctor and find out if you have hepatitis c. it could save your life.now more. ♪ >>> as we mourn the loss of robin williams, we have also been celebrating all of the moments where he made us laugh, cry, and everything in between. >> and you've been sharing with us through social media your favorite big screen moments and catchphrases. did yours make our list of the top five? here's abc's chris conley. >> i'm popeye -- >> reporter: in words, in sounds and scenes. robin williams gave us iconic moments so many still treasure. first, that memorable catchphrase -- >> nanu-nanu. >> reporter: nanu-nanu from "mork & mindy." today, this handwritten sign at mork's tv home, you will be missed. how about the iconic wake-up call from 1987's "good morning, vietnam." >> good morning, vietnam! >> reporter: williams then carried it around the world! >> good morning -- >> good morning, virginia! >> good morning, baghdad! >> reporter: and even sent it up to space. >> good morning, "discovery!" >> reporter: "dead poet's society" would offer this scene and inspiration and l

. >>> shares soared today because the hepatitis c drug performed well in a new study showing no levels of the virus in patients after four weeks. the drug was used in combination with the 90% success rate but the drug is controversial since it costs $1,000 a pill. the stock popped 9.5%. >> our market monitor says we're in a rip roaring bull market despite concerns about ukraine and russia. he's chief investment officer. marty, welcome. let's make our audience some money tonight, shall we? >> always up for that. >> all right. let's start with your first pick, which is carlisle group, why? >> carlisle is a big global asset management firm. they manage something like $200 billion for some of the biggest pulls of capital, big pension plans. we like carlisle because pure valuations and we think it's a growth vehicle. they are the best in class operator. carlisle earns money three ways. they get an asset management fee like some of the other firms that your viewers might be familiar with but get what's called an incentive fee that's called carry where they get to share in the underlying prof

. >> -- hepatitis c. >> from bill gates to adam sand ler, are raising money for als with the ice bucket challenge. adam challenged melissa magee and brian taff to step up and do the challenge. >>> our jim gardner accepted the challenge from long time friend and son of dave roberts. he was doused by his producers at "action news." >> it looked like they enjoyed this. cecily and jamie have accepted the challenge. no word from veteran, i'm sure a little peer pressure can get them involved. >> our website 6abc.com has all of jim's video and a link to the als web page if you would like to donate money you can do that in lieu of getting soaked. what fun is that? >> much more to come on "action news" including sports. >> a young race driver is honored at the track >> fans and workers wore orange and the number 13 at the new york track where kevin ward junior lost his life last saturday. on the 13th lap of sprint race drivers pulled over and fans stood in a moment of silence. 20-year-old world was hit by tony stewart in what investigator thinks was an accident. >> checking sports this noon, phi

the year of arrival -- the arrival of the hepatitis c drug has brought interest to the topic. employers are using a multitude of ways to ensure that these drugs, which are often for complex and life-threatening diseases, are getting to the right employees. they may use prior authorization, step therapy, used onhey have non-specialty pharmaceuticals. they are looking at newer ways. this is for people who -- for people who have hepatitis c, a can be hard to manage the disease. respondents have high touch case management. this is a qualified physician who knows the disease the employees have. they walk them through what they need to do to be compliant and ensure they stay compliant. these medications are expensive and they do not work if you do not take them. channeling all of these specialty pharmacies through either a preferred retail network or through the specialty pharmacy group. that is an effort to make sure it is the appropriate drug for the right patient and that the patient is getting all of the support they need when they have these -- have this disease and need to tak

i see the same parallel with hepatitis c and that many, many women, some of whom have served ten years or less, who have had blood draws have contracted hep c infections and were unaware of their status until they came home and visited a free community physician's office and learned of their results from a laboratory result there. one inmate who has served 15 years in prison went from lewisberg to cumberland, then to petersburg and then to petersburg camp and had blood draws upon entry to each of those institutions. yet, he did not learn of his hep c diagnosis until he was tested at a community clinic upon his release. according to the center for disease control, the prevalence of hep c infection in prison inmates is substantially higher than that of the u.s. general population. among prison inmates, 16% to 41% have ever been infected with hep c and 12% to 35% are chronically infected compared to 1.5% in uninstitutionalized u.s. population. it's primarily associated with a history of injection drug use. cdc recommends that correctional facilities ask inmates questions about their risk

i was on the medication for a year. 23rd, theember the hepatitis c is gone.y don't say it's undetectable. it is gone. is the exciting thing. with hiv, people have to take meds every single day for the rest of their lives. with hepatitis c, there is some new treatments out there that are very exciting that can actually cure you. why you lostnow your medicaid. that is really unfortunate. we are seeing some restrictions on this drug which is really serious some states. -- in some states. to say people like evelyn should not have this drug. this is a cure. it will save money in the long run. there are some outfits out there that will help with co-pays. that is excellent. there is no reason medicare or medicaid should not cover this drug. host: if people have questions about how to navigate this whole system, they can go to your website? itute.org.sinst the executive director of the aids institute. thank you for your time. up next, we returned to where we began this morning and get your thoughts on the former secretary of state's recent criticism of president obam

number of people with mental illness, addiction disorders and conditions associated with aging and hepatitis c. this is an hour and 40 minutes. >> attention, please. i don't want to interrupt your lunch munching, but i'd like to get us started, if we could. we have a lot of ground to cover and some great people to hear from. i know i'm looking forward to that. myom name's ed howard. i'm with the alliance for health reform, and i want to welcome you to this program on behalf of senator rock feller, senator blunt, our board of directors. the program concerns the health of people in prisons and other correctional facilities and the health care they need and the healthe care they receive which may be the same and may not be the same. if you're concerned about getting care to those who need it, you need to care about health.budg states spend about $8 billion on

had one year to meet requirements the ruling applies to package foods only >> : doctors predict hepatitis c the west will become are rare disease by 2036. mostly due to new medications and widespread screening >> : to be considered rare one in 1500 are affected >> : right now at affects one in 100. some experts think the deadline will not be met because researchers assumptions by how many people be screened in the future >> : for today health net hollister for >> : a blow try no signs of slowing down nigeria declarant's state of emergency update on a u.s. doctor who is being treated for the virus an atlanta >> : eye centers 80's 90's and number places 95 and antioch ended soon conquered '80s and the north bay south bay. changing is expected this week and possible thunderstorms all have that coming up >> : ...we need to break up. is it the biting? cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever? ow. i'm not gonna lie to you. it's also the biting. break up with cable. choose u-verse tv from $

i see the same parallel with hepatitis c and that many, many women, some of whom have served ten yearsor less, who have had blood draws have contracted hep c infections and were unaware of their status until they came home and visited a free community physician's office and learned of their results from a laboratory result there. one inmate who has served 15 years in prison went from lewisberg to cumberland, then to petersburg and then to petersburg camp and had blood draws upon entry to each of those institutions. yet, he did not learn of his hep c diagnosis until he was tested at a community clinic upon his release. according to the center for disease control, the prevalence of hep c infection in prison inmates is substantially higher than that of the u.s. general population. among prison inmates, 16% to 41% have ever been infected with hep c and 12% to 35% are chronically infected compared to 1.5% in uninstitutionalized u.s. population. it's primarily associated with a history of injection drug use. cdc recommends that correctional facilities ask inmates questions about their risk f

c, people who have hepatitis it can be very hard to manage the disease. have high respondents touch case management. this is very different. this is a qualified clinician who knows the disease and walks the employee through what their medication is, what they need to do to be compliant, and ensures that they stay compliant. these medications are incredibly expensive and they don't work if you don't take them. in addition, some are channeling all of the specialty pharmacies through either a preferred retail network or through their specialty pharmacy group and that is really an effort to ensure that it is the appropriate drug for the right patient and that the patient is getting all of the support that they need when they have these -- this disease and the need to take these medications. before i turn it over to brian, there is one last question that if that was particularly interesting to highlight. for 2015, what are employers going to be focusing on? there are so many different areas that employers can focus in terms of healthy lifestyles, engagement. w

i'm sick from hepatitis c virus from shooting dope for so many years. the treatment that i've been on for a year and a half isn't working. i'm liver stage 2. i'm tired, can't get no expression out. all my family died, one by one. >> what is your future? >> death. what's yours? death. >>> up next on "lockup: raw, hard time." >> he's a big, powerful, scary guy. he's the kind of guy that would have been a formidable opponent in a cell extraction. >> i got some criminal tendencies, okay, ain't like i'm in here for nothing, all right? >> one inmate pushes correctional staff to the brink. >>> nestled at the base of the rocky mountains, colorado state penitentiary was built to house the state's most violent and disruptive inmates. it gives new meaning to the words hard time. >> we decided that csp could not be a place where inmates could get comfortable and make a life for themselves. we had to treat them differently. >> colorado state isn't just any maximum security prison. it's a super max facility. inmates here are considered a constant threat and are confi

better tex specializes in treatments lie hepatitis-c and cystic phi browse. sell that's more than three quartz, according to knott's estimates. both. and so in this kay vertex may be a bigger spender. that just made me one investigator. to see all of the -- and the reserve and doerms. next hour we'll tackle chips. so tune in to see to see who comes out on that -- >> thank you, dominic. the drug of the moment is zmapp, the latest experimental ebola treatment. the two americans were administered this experimental drug even though not yesterday approved by the fda. joining us is tom guise better. i understand that it's not so clear-cut and there are down sides to doing this. tell us more. >> there are a lot of concerns? i would great with your statement. ebola is a very deadly disease, so they're up to 90% fatality rates. i think a lot of us care the concern if you treat somebody when they're about to die anyway, then there's the concern the drug will be blamed when no treatment in the world could protect them at that point. so that's something we have to think

doctors predict hepatitis c will become a rare disease by 2026 in the u.s. due to screenings and vaccinations. one in 1600 it must be affected to be considered extremely rare. some doubt the deadline will be met because researchers made assumptions about who many people will be screened. >> brian van aken lots of low clouds pushing into the bay this weekend. also some high clouds of the bay area coming from a weather system just offshore. it makes some very mild temperatures this weekend and causing a deep fog layer. also producing showers and thunderstorms in the sierras which will continue. so far a view of the superman and the sky from our mount tam cam happening tonight. you can see that super moon after 930 when the sports night live live is over. the super moon is the closest approach of the men about 21,000 mi. away. moonlight is brighter and we have another superman happening on september 9th. . the fog will clear quickly and be gone by 10:00 a.m. so temperatures will rise up with a more sunshine. even up to 90 in the hottest places in land. seventie

before -- versus the humdrum pharmaceutical companies that's because gilead has a reliable cure for hepatitis c. what people wouldn't people play including insurance companies for a cure for that dreaded disease? there competitors at work, but the fda doesn't speed up the lab work for me too products. do we netflix tonight? maybe we watch tv. that's the question in my household. how about yours? i mean, tens of millions of people subscribe to the service. of course like all the other stocks up 1,000% or more, netflix has been doubted the whole way. even as this rally hit 2078%. it's indispensable. i can't believe that another company hasn't bought it yet. what fools those other mortal companies be. now there are a couple of surprises on this list. the first is a stock that's done poorly. it's hard to spot. intuitive surgical. struck gold with the da vinci surgical machine. the stock has increased more than 1028% but it's too late for this guy. the others western digital. wdc. i used to have a 4.9% position in this company when i ran the hedge fund. darn it. i like many others used the storm pla

it's talked about the next hepatitis c in how big the market is. a liver disease. these were the results that people were really anticipated. i was talking to rbc great biotech analyst, he said it exceed all expectations and showed reversal of fibrosis, which is a scaring of the liver, that's what they were looking for to see this disease reversed. >> how do you pick a company? >> when you have a binary outcome like this, i think it's too dangerous, unless you have tremendous expertise, for us, we like being in a biotech space. i can't wake up with failed free phase 3 drug trial. >> dan, you are trading biotech. >> when it first gapped up, i knew smart edge funds buying it in the after market. i'm not certain that will go on. we thought the results back then were so positive. now you have a move back to that level. you probably see profit taking here. these drugs have to come to market. you have to realize those sorts of sales. i don't touch anything up 50% on the day. >> good to see you, thanks for all the biotech movers. thanks for those names as well, coming up

i'm sick from hepatitis c virus from shooting dope for so many years. the treatment that i've been on for a year and a half isn't working. i'm liver stage 2. i'm tired, can't get no expression out. all my family died, one by one. >> what is your future? >> death. what's yours? death. >>> up next on "lockup: raw, hard time" -- >> he's a big, powerful, scary guy. he's the kind of guy that would have been a formidable opponent in a cell extraction. >> i got some criminal tendencies, okay, ain't like i'm in here for nothing, you know. >> one inmate pushes correctional staff to the brink. d surprises with your credit. good. i hate surprises. surprise! at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. get the it card and see your fico® credit score. today, more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir®, an injectable insulin that can give you blood sugar control for up to 24 hours. and levemir® helps lower your a1c. levemir® is now available in flextouch® - the only prefilled insulin pen with no push-button extension. levemir®

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you would rather be a gilead to develop a hepatitis c drug. >> even more so with the vaccine because everyone is a little different, has to be tested. we should be introducing newer technologies. we are using mid-20th century technologies and there are newer technologies -- >> the technologies we are using to make vaccine dates back to the 1950's? >> some, and some to the later part of the 20th century. some vaccines are made by more modern technologies. >> like influenza? there is only one new influenza vaccine that is made by modern technology that was just approved. the others use older technology. issue, is a funding lobbying not as intense for this? >> part of what we have seen is the economics are not there. this rare treating disease in western africa -- >> does lyme disease have a vaccine? you could argue that it is a pretty populous disease. >> that's a good question. there was a vaccine developed and it was available for a little while, as well as for dogs, but it is not available now. if there is not one for line disease, which is not rare here, you can imagine how much ha

as we have seen recently with gilead and the debate over the $1000 pill treatment to fight hepatitis cthat one can cross at which profit becomes excessive process -- excessive profit becomes a little unseemly in the world of health care. you want tovestor, make maximum returns. >> we will see where the pricing for this product ends up. but here's what i can guarantee you. whatever we charge for this therapy will be some de minimis fraction of what people are currently spending and what the health-care system is currently spending on treating cancer. no matter how much we charge for this transfusion, it's not going to be 10 years in a hospital bed. and multiple bone marrow and radiation therapy. . we misunderstand how economies work by achieving growth to gdp. if juno is successful end of trivets are successful, hundreds juno isons -- if successful and other treatments are successful, hundreds of billions in spending will go away. that thensen, would the hallmark of success for you, wiping out oncology wards? >> you don't have to say it, mike. [laughter] give you an answer from the pedi

what is more the health department has reported that for every one death there is one new case of hepatitis cat anchors a lifetime cost of $64,200,500. the smallest among us are not discouraged sadly newborn babies are born with drug withdrawal syndrome that is heartbreaking not only costly of human terms but fiscally as well in carrying an average cost of $14,257. law enforcement is on the front lines of the battle to protect. according to the northern kentucky's drug strike force those trafficking a rest have decreased in the three counties that i mentioned an expected to double again but to put into perspective the three counties of northern kentucky contains 60 percent of my eight states prosecution's even though homeland less than 10 percent of the population. let me add it is fitting we hold this hearing during national police week with thousands of police officers from around the country we owe them our profound things and gratitude for risking their lives and then in the island property crimes driven by the growing trend clearly those facts show northern kentucky as a serious problem

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drugs like diabetes and hepatitis c we probably want those cures but it doesn't seem like a system tothat hit less wealthy parts of the world. we do have the nih here in washington. they do finance basic research on things like ebola. the challenge is bringing it to market. that's the part where pharmaceutical companies usually step in be and we're not seeing this challenge of vaccines for other diseases that hit these parts of the world of the it does raise the question, should we look at other ways that pharmaceutical companies don't see a big payday associated with. >> sarah, thank you for joining us and bringing that perspective on the question of how we're even thinking about vaccines. let me come back here to new york and i want to ask you, doctor, so i'm hearing this language about vaccines. we heard in atlanta, come on, this is not ebola coming, this is a patient coming. you and i in the break talking about the fact i was feeling legitimate panic but not wanting to be the cable news host. so help me breathe through had. >> so this is a really interesting and complicated story.

doctors in the press conference compared it to hiv or hepatitis c in that it has to be transferred through bodily fluid or blood. something like that. so it's not as if you could catch it simply by sitting on someone next to the subway. >> okay. sa sara, sit tight for me as we continue watching this ambulance. it's making the stop at the light there, presumably heading to the hospital there. the doctor from the university joins me now. were this patient coming to vanderbilt, it would probably be a different setup, because that hospital is not set up for the kind of special quarantine-type treatment, correct? >> we don't have that kind of special equipment, but any major hospital, my own included, vanderbilt, could take care of this patient safely and appropriately using rigorous infection control precautions. >> doctor, that is something that might cause some speculation and some queries from people listening, given the severity of what the ebola virus represents. talk about that. you feel, were this not available, university hospital like vanderbilt could effectively treat without risking

i remember with in '99, $319 million were appropriated for hepatitis c and a year later they could not tell you what happened to the money. >> we approach the supplemental versus what is going through congress. >> i cannot tell you if is it is an appropriate number. i think more doctors and nurses is part of the approach that needs to be taken. >> thank you. >> i would agree with a lot of what my colleagues said. it isn't about a dollar amount but we support providing va the resources it needs if they can demonstrate they need it. like i mentioned before, just as end users of the va it seems clear to us and what we heard from the members that something is needed. >> we support veterans with a need but don't have enough information to either support or not support. >> i take that information very, very -- i appreciate it. i see the conference is fluid. and you know, we need to really get down to the business of finding out what that appropriate number is. now the shortage of doctors is something i have been unsure about. i am not sure about an approach that funds access to non-va as the

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