that is one of the logistical issues that i think this workshop is to discuss. how can we make sure that the ppe production for us workers is proportionate to the prevalency area do not show got the supply chain to other countries who are in great need? logistical at question is as important a research question as some of the other issues we are discussing. >> this one more comment. i understand that we are but ng to focus on the us, it is definitely true that there is no way that we can i bring this back to west africa. you for t -- thank making that. very difficult to just health the ublic -- now you're hearing that every hospital own ebola e its treatment center -- and of not realistic, but every hospital has to be prepared. how do we prepare in the over d states without preparing which is not only diverting our energies, but art resources from where they are most needed and west africa. i think we also need to be very careful that we do not get solutions to be so high tech that we price ourselves we of it and also that are so ke them so they logistically dif

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. >> logistics of it it real sal challenge. i mean, where do people come when they either come by train or come by bus or they drive? what kind of shuttle service we'll have into the main venue. all those kinds of things will be worked out so that we can provide clear instructions. >> any time you have an event where there's a large gathering of people, we're always concerned. the fact that the pope is at the center of that, um, triples that concern. it's something that we'll be planning for and have been pla planning for. this isn't, you know, this -- we weren't waiting till today to start getting ready. we've been getting ready. >> reporter: in fact they've been getting ready for months now. they've had multiple meetings about this. all to work on the security plan the logistics to bring this altogether for next september's meeting. they both expect that this will go off successfully, tom. nestle said he'll look back on that sunday night after the pope leaves town and says philadelphia really stepped up. back to you guys. >>

transportation, and that. >> let's take about the logistics.ould imagine this is huge undertaking. >> this will be largest in philadelphia in modern history. and so, we have to be prepared. we have of course philadelphia police department, police commissioner ramsey, who is no stranger to big events, having been the police chief in washington, d.c., chief inspector sullivan, and whole host of folks on the police side. we have to coordinate with the state police, the fbi, secret service, us capitol police, if there are members of congress, significant number of members of congress here, in the city, as well as the italian government, vatican police, and the swiss guard who personally protect the pope. there may be few other agencies with other symbols and acronyms, not aware of at this moment, but there is a lot of. that will we talked about of course septa, transportation accommodations, i heard, many hotels will be sold out, certainly, the world meeting of families organization will be talking with folks about possibly hosting people in their

of course, alibaba does not own its logistics. it does own 48% of china logistics.sn't own distribution centers or those that deliver the packages. they rely on 14 separate distribution companies throughout the country to do that. we'll see how it goes here. of course a lot of big expectations, especially given the huge run up in the stock 70 plus percent since it went public at $68 not many weeks ago, now supporting a value now in excess of walmart. there is a great deal of excitement as the number keeps ratcheting up towards what may be the first billion at least. there you have the dollars sign, $100 million sold in about two minutes or so, guys. we're watching it closely as you said, talking with jack ma, executive chairman and founder of alibaba tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. get his reaction in the last hour, that has now begun here with the first hour of singles day. >> that is an amazing setup they've got there, david. i think we got to get that back home for some u.s. retailers on black fridayp. that's an amazing -- like a telethon clock. david faber joining us. jo

inadequate logistics. poor leadership. nasty path opathogens. all things that led to the . . to focus on one thing in particular. what do you think of these four things. logistics, leadership, weather, and disease, which do you think the new englanders tended to focus on what do you think and why. put yourself in the mind of a 1740-something new englander. >> weather. >> weather why do you say that? who controls the weather. god. you're exactly right. there's multiple reasons but the new englanders tend to focus on the weather. they attribute their salvation to the hand of god. they all knew the amata was coming and it turns out they could have attacked the eastern sea board but their focus what to land in akadia. it was a possibility and they thought it would happen. there's a real fear that the french are coming and will attack boston or some other city on the east coast of the colo coloni colonies. so magically the storm comes right before they arrive. there's a famous poem i'm going to read that talks about it. it's called "ballot of the french fleet" here's a temporary p

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that's why it was crucial to build up these logistic networks. in the drying season, you have more freedom of movement for people, is one. which means an increase in spread of disease potentially, but also the temperatures go up. the time that health care workers can spend in their ppe, personal protective equipment, is reduced significantly. so that adds another burden. i will defer. >> senator, thank you very much for the question. intermediate staging base is fully operational at this time with 101st brigade running that operation there. they've established a rotator flights, c-130s down to monrovia. from there we have helicopters on the deck that can take personnel and equipment out to the various locations or to do what they need to do. we've got the -- starting to get the equipment and the personnel in place, able to transfer that equipment to the last tactical mile. >> my time has expired. quickly, ma'am. >> senator, quickly, part of what this request does is enable funding so that dod can depart and there's a civilian capacity in place fo

how to you manage this logistically? >> well, in one case i'm incredibly lucky. her father and i co-parent, so we have 50/50 parenting, and i'm incredibly lucky to have his support. she's with a parent, not with a grandparent. to me, it makes all the difference where are i'm traveling. yeah, i live in the mountains of breckenridge. logistically, it is a nightmare to do the work, but it is completely worth the planes, trains and automobiles to make this happen and horses and bikes and motorcycles and donkeys. [laughter] >> looks like we've got -- hi. >> hi. i wonder over 19 trips to afghanistan, i wonder what are the things that you have taken away from after began culture that we may not -- afghan culture that we may not realize that maybe surprised you the most? and also how have you seen the change over time, if at all? >> i'd say that the majority of the changes that i've seen in afghanistan have been -- actually, let me take that back. you surprised me. it's a country full of incredibly sweet, kind people who are incredibly hospitable. i've never been so welc

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in reality, we face a logistics crisis focused on a health care challenge. fifth, speed and scaled response matter. incremental response -- responses will be outpaced by this dynamic epidemic. finally, the ebola epidemic we face is truly a national security issue. absent our government's coordinated response in west africa, the virus spread brings the risk of more cases here to the united states. i'd like to now turn my attention to dod's role in our nation's ebola response efforts in west africa and here at home. in mid-september, president obama order the department to undertake military operations in west africa in direct support of usaid. secretary hagel directed the u.s. military forces undertake a two-fold mission. first, support usaid in an overall u.s. government effort and the second is respond to department of state requests for security or evacuation assistance if required. great patient care of ebola exposed patients in west africa is not part of dod's mission. secretary hagel approved unique military activities falling under four lines of effort

that is one of the logistical issues i think this workshop needs to discuss. how can we make sure the pp e protection for a u.s. health care workers proportionate to the prevalence of incidents and requirements and we don't choke off the global supply chain to other countries that are really in great need as you point out. that logistical question is as important in research question as these other serological issues we are discussing. >> one more comment. i understand we are trying to focus on the u.s. credit is true there is no way to bring this to west africa. that is the only choice regardless if you're interested in american health or west african health so that point, thank you for making that. it is very difficult to just find public health sweet spots, without panic and without people going overboard so now you are a hearing on the radio that every hospital in the united states has to have their an ebola treatment units and is not realistic but every hospital does need to be prepared. that is a big struggle we are having. how do we find that right plac

. -- logistics. russia's oil producers will , demand market demand and efficiency are the main factors determining supply. if the demand and the price are adequate for the amount of investment we are prepared to work with that situation. this idea that russia would cut production by 3000 barrels a day in return for opec, what is up with that? >> russian oil companies are used to working at various , a decline in the price of oil even below $60 is in surgery medic for us that it would require an immediate cut3 -- cut. comments said oil to a four year low with prices tumbling about 3%, they were up 1% going into the interview and 2% yesterday not sure we will get a cut in output here in vienna that it is still early days. 27 hours until the 12 countries that are in opec sit down and it is still possible for a cut. the oil minister of saudi arabia spoke with reporters yesterday and acknowledged as he put it that there is oversupply in the market but of course that doesn't mean he is going to cut. there

i think that the philadelphia plan logistically is good.hey had the 2004 convention ended a great job. i actually think brooklyn should get it, but i think philadelphia is going to get it. >> putting it in this state to try to win this state is a fools game for the b-1 to put it in a place for you can put on a good television show. -- is a fool's game. you want to put it in a place where you can put on a good television show. >> can shut down philadelphia. they did it in 2004. you cannot shut down manhattan and brooklyn. when it was in madison square garden and people could walk there or take the subways or pedicabs, great. but if you separate it by bridges and tunnels, huge problem. i hope it will work, but i don't think it will. >> it is going to work. >> no. >> please. no, sleep till brooklyn. ♪ . . . . >> it's not every day the next president gets caught on a kiss can -- but when it's barbara and george herbert walker bush, it's been awesome. except next, "taking stock" and on bloomberg radio, sayonara. >> i'm julie hyman in for pimm fo

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so a number of questions around kind of logistics of how this would work? but ultimately the entire committee i believe was very supportive and we forwarded this resolution to the board with a positive recommendation. the other two items that i'm reporting on, one is next one was on the multi-lingual pathways. what we heard about there were the ways in which eld is going to be integrated into the curriculum throughout the day under the common core state standards. so it was an update moving forward with the common core for eld and i don't know if the commissioners want to add more about that particular report? the other things that we heard an update on high school graduation. there were a number -- if you recall we had heard this at the full board and there were a number of updates and additional questions and data that we were wanting to see, and the good news is that of the 2013-2014 seniors, 92% graduated with those requirements and looked at that broken down by race and what occurred for students -- what was the status of students in last semester? and

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as you can imagine, the logistical challenges around something this big are pretty tremendous. >> yeah, give us some of the highlights, for people who haven't really been paying attention, have just heard, oh, i think that the pope's coming. now we know it's official. give us the highlights of the event when he's here. >> sure. the world meeting of families philadelphia 2015 will take place from september 22nd until september 27th of 2015. pope francis is expected to be here toward the end of the week. the first portion of the week is a congress at the pennsylvania convention center. and then at the end of the week, there are two really wonderful, big events in philadelphia, both of which will take place on the ben franklin parkway. one will take place on saturday, september 26th, and that is the festival of families. it will take place right in front of the philadelphia art museum on the parkway. and that is a -- it's not a mass, it's not a prayer service, but it's a prayerful cultural celebration -- song, dance, world-class entertainment. and then overnight, the stage becomes an alta

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i think supervisor kim and everyone else mentioned they support this legislation, and just logistics that need to be worked out. i want to thank supervisor tang and supervisor campos to find a solution today that will hopefully move this forward in short order. >> colleague, i believe at the time i think we have supervisor tang's motion to continue this item to the 25th of november and i believe i had heard a motion to amend from supervisor kim which supervisor tang had seconded as well as a set of motions to amend by supervisor campos which i believe have also been seconded. is that correct, madam clerk? >> yes, mr. president. >> okay. so, typically the motion to continue to a date certain would take precedence over the motion to amend. what i'd like to ask is can we without objection take the motions to amend first and then consider the motion to continue to a date certain? >> i'd like to propose a different alternative. >> supervisor avalos. >> i'd like to propose that we divide the file, [speaker not understood] back to committee and vote today on the existing ordinance before us

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but logistics in and out for cargo, logistic for people, we have a great vulnerability there. there's one organization that is flying like a nonprofit. they have done four flights. that's great, but that's not enough. >> let me make sure i understand what would you recommend. the united states government could help sponsor a charter flight twice a week from the united states to africa, from africa to the united states, so workers, government workers, volunteers, ngos would have a clear bridge to be tested before they got on the flight, tested during the flight, tested when they land. at one point the united states would simplify this process. >> i 100% support the concept of a humanitarian air bridge from the united states directly u to west africa. there would be 1,000 details to work out, but we have a vulnerabili vulnerability. if brussels air stops flying for commercial reasons, we'll have no air access. >> thank you. i'm out of time. i will yield to mr. green for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you our panel for waiting today. and to follow up, it woul

630 or so, it's important to remember that a good chunk of that will be enablers for the advisors, logistics, command and control, intelligence support for them. so not all of the 630 or so are going to be technically advising. there will be some support. the remainder of the number, which is, i will, about 870, something like that, they will be dedicated to this building partner capacity mission, to the hands-on training. i want to add that right now, just in terms of contributions that we know we are going to secure from some other neighborhoods we are talking well over 700 additional trainers will come from foreign governments and foreign partners. does that answer your question? it's broken down. it's broken down by, you know, a little less than half the number dedicated to advise and assist. the rest of the number 2ked indicated to this building partner and training commission. >> is there a reason why it's up to 1500 and not up to, 5,000? >> we looked at potential sites and areas that we could do this at. you have to look a infrastructures, air facility, the ability to actually, you kn

i love logistics.t: obamacare architect, jonathan gruber, the man who called the american voter, stupid, and bragged about deceiving them, has now lost his second state consulting contract, vermont. already dropped him from the payroll. now north carolina auditors office says it is cutting ties with him. gruber will still be paid about $100,000 for his work in north carolina. check that big board. we'll do this often, ladies and gentlemen. we'll keep that little bug up on the bottom right-hand corner of your screen because that is a rally. the biggest percentage winner on the dow is, caterpillar. nice gain there. what is that, 4 1/2%? this is a nice stock rally for a dow component. >>> demand for real estate in south florida, strong. sales higher in october from earlier in the year. it is sunny, warm, why not. who's buying? i'll tell you, i'm not going to tell you, our guest is. she is one of the stars million dollar listing miami. samantha is with us right now. >> hello. stuart: what proportion of rea