institute in la jolla is working on a vaccine. we are joined by the leader of the global team research. a pulitzerhere is prize-winning journalist who chronicled the ebola virus outbreak in zaire. welcome. let's start off with what you know that may have changed. what can we look to? >> here in this country, we are going to calm down around the dallas case. we won't find secondary transmission and people will relax. to beal problem continues liberia, sierra leone, and ginny. -- and guinea. that epidemic is out of control and growing exponentially every 20 days. though there has been a serious mobilization and we finally have the united nations motivated to do something, it is going slowly and we are discovering the flaws and all of our rapid response capacities from one nation after another. germany's air force still hasn't managed to get a single supply landed in africa. they never made a further in the canary islands. >> i want to bring in you, doctor, because you focus on rapid response and have been looking at this issue for m

is yes south of market will see substantial growth we want to see in addition to the flower mart la jolla at least one million square feet of floor space continue and we need to assist businesses hopefully to buy their property for a business to be stabilized we want to forward this to you and the planning department for action hopefully, when the selma plan comes back to you in 2015 i'll drop this off with you now. >> thank you very much i have a card for gabriel medina. >> thank you. i'm gabriel medina for the agency it's good to see you i want to express our support for supervisor kim's moratorium on the pdr we've seen pdr stanley under threaten it's important for our clients and the development agency because many of of our clients have a high access or high disappears or barriers to a living wage job because of urban efficiency and pdr offers a high wage you see the smith chocolate factory that's been there are for many, many years and we had a lot of our clients employed there but currently not occupied because a lot of landmarks in the city are holding land space hoping for hire re

he lives with his wife in la jolla. they have a son and daughter. >> carl demaio attended georgetown university where he earned a degree anyone international business and politics. he started the performance institute a for-profit think tank that provides training for government officials. later found the american strategic management institute which offered financial and management training to corporations. both companies he later sold for millions. demaio moved to san diego in 2002 where he bespeaking publicly and backing efforts aimed at city government reform. in 2008 he ran and won a seat on san diego city council a representing district 5 as openly gay man and government watching to. he backed proposition b, which aimed drastically retooling city retirement benefits along with changing cost to taxpayers. after one council term, carl demaio ran for mayor, advancing to the runoff before losing to bob filner. his partner is jonathan hail, owner after san diego based marketing firm, targeting the lgbt community. >> on

and their home high above the pacific in la jolla, california, suggests the quest for scientific truthhis is a nice place. >> i have been lucky. sort of the accidental millionaire, in terms of people keep giving me money to start companies to exploit the science. >> he runs both a privately held biotech company called synthetic genomics and a nonprofit research lab, the j. craig venter institute. together they employ about 300 people on two coasts, including one nobel laureate, hamilton smith, and some of the top scientists in the world. >> so i'm much more like an orchestra conductor, you know, than the violinist. >> what do you think your greatest talent is? >> you know, i have an unusual type of thinking. i have no visual memory whatsoever. everything is conceptual to me. so i think that's part of it. i see things differently. >> venter likes to think big, and his latest advancement is no exception. so this is what all the fuss is about? >> this is the first synthetic species. >> and how long did it take you to make this? >> well, if you count the total time from the conception, abo

it's about the same thing as la jolla is. you have to use all the players. it's not just about attack. it's about defense. it's about moving the ball around so all players have to play their part in order to score. and it's exactly the same with the economy. each policy instruments must play its part in order to achieve this momentum. i will start with the first one which is the one that is the most visible and has been most effectively lately and that's the monetary policy. it has provided important support to demand and that has been the case when the fed decided to start quantitative easing measures and it has proved efficient. it has done a lot to push recovery. the ecb has done quite a lot as well. there are different moments of the cycle. the bank of japan is doing a lot. the bank of england, so all the major central banks of advanced economies have pushed that tool. but monetary policy alone does not suffice. it's as if you had a great defense play but that's it. you don't score. plus the longer easy monetary policies continue the greater the risk of

he lives with his wife in la jolla and have a son and daughter. >> carl dimaio attended georgetown university. the four running for office he started the performance institute. -- carl demaio. later founded the american strategic management institute which offered financial and management training. both companies he later sold for millions. he moved to san diego in 2002 where he began to speak publicly . in 2008 he ran and won a seat on the san diego city council, representing the strip i've as an openly gay man and the self is right government watchdog. this put before voters of plan aimed at drastically retooling city retirement off -- city retirement plans. he ran for mayor. advancing to the runoff before losing to bob filner. his pot -- partner is jonathan hale. can -- both both candidates have in common is a think we left off with a couple of loose ends. we want to give 20 seconds to wrap up that. >> on the car allowance, which i guess is his idea of talking about issues. everyone got the same car alliance. it was part of the compensation package. i was the first council member to turn i