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we the american people about giving an exclusive license to well,mpany and saying, you are going to price us out if you do that. and the company says, thank you very much, i'm not going to be involved, and you don't have any company that's going to do it. that is the risk of not giving an exclusive license, you won't get a company that's willing to invest. alison: ok, so now we have several questions here regarding tropical diseases. there is russians whether -- questions whether, what is the status of axiom for ebola, are there vaccines on the way for chikungunya or dengue or a separate question regarding anthrax? people want to know about all the vaccine. dr. fauci: let's go through the list. ebola, so one was developed as a product that has an insert to express the important protein for ebola. that was developed originally by the public health agency of canada. merck took it over. the nih is doing clinical trials. we have an ongoing clinical trial of that vaccine and another made by the johnson inpany which is in trial guinea, sierra leone, and mali. since there are no ebola cases, it

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. >> reporter: in the aircraft, aviris has spotted methane leaks in socal pipelines that the f mpany has repaired, proof there is the valueis type of survey, but it is, after all, just a narrow snapshot of agl al problem. so the team is proposing a similar instrument be launched s ince.et they think mne mitigation is a good place to start stemming greenhouse gasses. >> co2 emissions have addressed. but co2 emissions involve economy-wide processes. they involve our power generation, our transportation like the airplane were flying right now. and those are going to require economy-wide shts in technology. it's happening but it may take a long time. methane in the meantime has potentially near-term climate benefits over the next few decades. >> 2014 was the planet's warmest year on record. >> reporter: during the obama administration, regulators were enticed by that argument. the department of interior and the environmental protection agency hadmposed rules forcing gas and oil producers to detect and repair methane leaks. >> with today's executive action, i am taking historic steps to l

i think fus damentally itso bad because the whole system depends on the insurance mpanies wanting to participate in the markets, there is no federal fallback or public option, the only way there will be obamacare insurance is if private insurance companies want to set insurance so this is af way ulling out the rug from o em. >> they've triedip away at the law but enrollment numbers were robust last year, nine or ten million people. the law seems to be resilient despite the attacks against it. >> it is a surprre the mats in which people buy their own insurance. there have been so many blows against them and they are still k anding. i thme ways they're in the as good as people hoped. we've seen two years of large premium increases. if you buy your ownsurance and gotten get a government subsidy you're facrious sticker shock, price increases next weir. there is more choice than people who wrote the law hoped for. there's many places in thetr cowhere there's only one insurer available. i think the fact there is one insurer everywhere that wants to continue to participate and so many peopl

failure to reach a brexit deal would be disastrous for british industry, especially for mpanies that relie on that u.k. businesses have the right to voice concerns. airbus and b.m.w. warned they might pull investment from britain if brexit means barriers to trade with the e.u. england will face sweden in the world cup quarterfinals after eliminating colombia on penalties. the match finished 1-1 after extra time before the goal keeper became the shootout hero. it's england's first knockout win at a world cup for 12 years. the swedes advanced by beating their opponent 1-0. global news on air and on twitter on tictoc. i'm jessica summer, this is bloomberg. yvonne: thank you. some news on trade the last couple of hours. the trump administration allowing z.t.e. to resume some business in the u.s. my con's chip temporarily banned n china. we have bloom everything intelligence analyst matt on micron, let's start with joe. this seems to be the first step of bringing z.t.e. into the good graces of the united states. what next? >> they'll be able to service contracts they signed on or before a

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a 25%mpany's absorbing u.s. tariff unfinished products it manufactures in china for sale in the united states. s were to pass on this increase to its customers, they would use -- they would lose vital sales to asian and european competitors. that brings it home to the people i represent. i introduced earlier the year legislation, bipartisan national economic security strategy active 2018. it will create a statutory requirement for not just this administration, but for future administrations, to periodically produce and submit to congress a national security economic strategy, just like we do with the national security strategy. there is an unclassified version, members of congress respectfully engage back-and-forth, kick the tires of the strategy and move forward together as a country. are you aware of the legislation i referenced, and what are your impressions? we are nowyoung, aware of your legislation. we are taking a look at it. i don't have an official business roundtable position for you, but i will give a

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