this is important, lives of every american, and after a dozen flat years at the national institute of health, again 40% increase over five years is pretty substantial. more than either present ask for. to do that we had to make tough decisions elsewhere. there's nothing in the budget that does not people think head start in this budget. early childhood education, type one funny for public schools santa sometime ask some hard decisions which you always have to put the life and health of the american people first. i consider these global health initiatives every bit as important to the average american pastor as likely the e budget. you are more likely to die in a pandemic that a terrorist attack so we need to be aggressive and we can do things as a country. with a tablet and resource base and institutional structure. nobody matches we can do it and h and cdc. i'm proud of both parties frater worked together to put us in a position to do stuff. >> host: let's take the first call.. indianapolis, indiana, democrats aligned. you are on with tom cole. >> caller: good morning gentlemen. my q

the national institutes of health budget for arthritis, for example, is about ten times that for migraine have a comparable impact on society. >> if migraine was treated fairly by nih, it would get $240 million worth of research. it gets about 20. >> we obviously have limited funds. and so we have to be really careful how we spread them across the different diseases that we're responsible for. >> reporter: linda porter is an nih director in the national institute of neurological disorders and stroke. she says funding for migraine research is on the rise. >> it's a slow process. so we've gone in 2015 from about $22 million a year commitment, and now we're getting up into the high 30s over a small number of years. >> reporter: is that satisfactory as far as you're concerned? >> you know, if, you know, the minimum wage goes from $6 to $6.3$6 $6.50, no, it's not satisfactory. it's shamefully poor. >> reporter: do you feel like this is getting enough attention? >> i feel like it's getting enough attention. i think will the is a need for more funding in the area because there are some critical

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the funding level for the national institute of health is up 40% in five years. substantial increase at the cdc. substantial increase at our strategical stockpile of medical supplies. was the chairman of the infectious disease rapid response fund. the current chairman of that committee continued that and added additional funds to it. congress actually -- i will tell you, they gave more money than the last administration asked for or this administration in these critical areas. sooner or later, this kind of day would come. you have to do the preparation over the long time. we have done that. we are better positioned than most countries. you have the immediate response. i'm with my friend, the chairman. it is early days. i have lots of confidence in our professionals at the center for disease control and at the national institute of health as well. that's where the responses. our job is to make sure that we and the resources they need to make sure we have the resources at the local and state level that we need. we've done a good job today. you can look at the numbe

i'm the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. just a quick update on the count measurement on the form of vaccines and therapeutics. i had told this audience at a recent press briefing that we have a number of vaccine candidates and one prototype to give you a feel for the time frame of a vaccine and what its impact might be now and in subsequent years. i told you we would have a vaccine that we would be putting into trials to see if it's safe and if it induces a response that you would predict would be protective in about three months. i think it's going to be a little bit less than that. it's probably going to be about two months. that would then take three months to determine if it's safe. then you graduate from a trial which is phase one of 45 people to a trial that involves hundreds if not low thousands of people to determine efficacy. at the earliest, an efficacy trial would take an additional six to eight months. so -- >> we're going to continue to monitor this briefing. dr. anthony fauci on a potential reporting of vaccin

the national institutions seem to prove that role. they tend to be the few institutions in which we aren't losing faith. many of the truly novel institutions especially that virtual institutions of social media are shaped as platforms and not as molds. it would be strange to trust a platform and we generally don't. that change of attitude has declined in the expectations that the should be formative and the in the people in them is at the heart of their faith. in the broader social crisis. they are stages to perform on more than his means to shape our character. .. .. we find people who ought to think of themselves like insid ers shaped by institution they are in instead of function ing as outsiders instead of building personal brand. this is obviously in politics. any doubt that donald trump sees the presidency as a stage for performative outrage rather than executive acting through it. what exactly is he doing when he tweets displeasure of the department of justice, for example, the department of justice works for him f he had a sens

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health care infrastructure in america including to the centers for disease control and the national institute of health i mean this seems again crazy because it is crazy. some of the world headlines to update you on this 1st in afghanistan with has been a deadly terror attack near the capital a suicide bomber targeted a defense ministry building in kabul the number of deaths has risen and we now know that 6 people were killed and several more injured witnesses also said gunshots were heard in the aftermath of the blast no group yet claimed responsibility for that attack. the philippines has announced it's ending a security pact with the united states that stood since $999.00 it was initially signed to allow american forces to train in the asian country the move reportedly in response to the cancellation of philippine senate romel de la rosa a u.s. visa it's expected to take around several months for the changes to come into effect of. the protesters have clashed with police in the lebanese capital beirut as demonstrators continue to vent their anger at most $700000000.00 in spending cuts offi

health care infrastructure in america including to the centers for disease control and the national institute of health i mean this seems again crazy because it is crazy. so some other world updates to give you this our 1st afghanistan where there's been a deadly terror attack near the capital a suicide bomber targeted a defense ministry building in kabul with 6 people killed and several more injured witnesses also said gunshots were heard in the aftermath of the blast and no group has yet to claim responsibility for that attack. but it was. a clash with police in new delhi on monday as anger continues a new citizenship role which critics say discriminates against muslims officers reportedly fired tear gas at students from the jummy militia media is leaving university as they march through the city towards the country's parliament a protest came as results from legislative elections in the capital just that the ruling hindu nationalist party had been dealt a major defeat. for the ride to government protests have been taking place in the lebanese capital beirut demonstrators continued to vent

health care infrastructure in america including to the centers for disease control and the national institute of health i mean this seems again crazy because it is crazy so i will do so for you 1st have to understand there's been a deadly terror attack near the capital let me tell you more a suicide bomber targeted the defense ministry building in kabul 6 people were killed several more injured the witnesses also said gunshots have been heard in the aftermath of the blast so far we can tell you no groups come forward to say they're behind the attack but we'll keep you posted if we get more elsewhere the philippines is but an announcement there that is ending a security pact with the u.s. that stood since 1999 it was initially signed to allow american forces to train in the asian country now that move was reported in response to the consolation of philippine senator ronald bello u.s. visa for all this it's expected to take a run several months for the changes to come into effect officially. antigovernment protesters have clashed with police in the lebanese capital beirut as demonstrators conti

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health care infrastructure in america including to the centers for disease control and the national institute of health i mean this seems again crazy because it is crazy some of the world headlines to update you on this 1st afghanistan where there's been a deadly terror attack near the capital a suicide bomber targeted defense ministry buildings in kabul 5 people were killed and several more injured in that attack when this is also said gunshots were heard in the aftermath of the blast no groups yet to claim responsibility for the attack . the philippines has announced it's ending a security pact with the u.s. that stood since $999.00 it was initially signed to allow american forces to train on the country soil it's expected to take around 3 months for the changes to come into effect. under government protest to supply asked with police in the lebanese capital beirut as demonstrators continue to vent their anger over an almost $700000000000.00 in spending cuts officers used tear gas and water cannon as some of those lobbying for invokes of the authorities. and that's the way looks from moscow

anthony fauci, the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. would like to begin there. first the chinese to the degree that we can accept their reporting are talking about a diminution of cases spreading in their country. how much should we make of it and how hopeful a sign is it? >> over the last few days in a row they seem to have less cases progressively less each time. if that's true, that would be a good sign things might be turning in the right direction. but we shouldn't change anything we are doing or expect anything different because this may just be the fluctuations in the up and downs. though i would rather hear that it's going down rather than going up, but i wouldn't put much force into that's until i see a real trend of multiple days in a row. right now i think we need to stay put in what we are doing and continue to do the same type of containment that we have done over the last couple of months. lou: i want to turn more to what may lie ahead of us. first go to another hopeful sign it seems. that is at the university of texas an

the few exceptions most notably the military formative of our national institutions seem to prove that role because they tend to be the fewest institutions in which we are losing faith. many of the truly novel institutions of the 21st century, especially the virtual institutions of social media are inherently shaped as platforms and not as a mold. it would be strange to trust the platform and we generally don't plate the change of attitude, this decline in the expectation that our institution should be formative of the people in them is at the heart of our loss of faith in institutions. in turn the heart of our broader social institutions because institutions understood the problems other than bold and stages to perform on more than needs to inform and shape our character. offering subjects of loyalty, sources of legitimacy, ways of building mutual trust. examples of this transformation from multiplatform or everywhere around us once you start looking for, and medications they can be made into platforms not just for any performance but for a kind of performative virtue and performative

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cut, three point $1 billion in the national institutions of health, -- $3.1 billion in the national institutions of health, roughly one hundred million dollars from public health preparedness and response programs, and these are the very programs that we will have to rely on to combat coronavirus, and other infectious diseases. if congress went along and made the cuts that you and the administration asked for, you would not be able to keep the public safe when the next threat emerges, and one will. why would you propose such cuts, how does it make any sense? we have a tight budget environment but we prioritized the infectious disease preparedness and emergency response. those three activities were prioritized and increased the million funding by $135 in the 2021 budget. sen. leahy: the cdc's rapid response emergency fund is wening out of money and now see the we see the increase of the number of infected people to 53 in the u.s. how is that being -- and this is been going on for months and last night, we get this somewhat vague request for emergency funding. , i might thinkl it was rushed over j

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the national institute of health has an enormous amount of resources. you willn you you and they are all working collectively -- we did an amazing job with ebola, and i give biden some credits, i think the obama administration you you you responded to ebola correctly and effectively -- >> laura: but newt, not to interrupt, newt, but the difference is that china is involved. that's the big difference. and we don't know who patient 0 is. they just kicked out four "wall street journal" reporters some of whom were snooping around and wanting the facts.ti we are not dealing with britainn all good friends, we share information. it's a little different deal than some of the other things in the past. but the idea that the democratso are so desperate to have anything on trump, they almost seemed to be cheerleading what is going on with the economy. when the economy goes down, they are happy. and the economy is going up they are miserable. it's unbelievable. >> well, and frankly, frankly, i said to the last couple of days you you the president's biggest challenge

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it also reduces the budget for the national institutes of health by about $3 billion. chuck schumer has put out a detailed plan today arguing there's a need for $8.5 billion. the white house asked 2.5 billion. the head of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases is saying today that is not enough. >> when the secretary of was talking about the 2 .5 billion, that was really a start. a down payment. we need that now and hopefully we'll get it. but i think in the future as we get into the next fiscal year, there certainly will be additional requirements. >> joining me now is donna shalala, also hhs secretary for the clinton administration. congresswoman, i want to let you know that i also have a pandemic expert onset with me. so we may bring her into the conversation. i want to get your temperature on this given your extensive experience. eight years as hhs secretary. how concerned are you with what you're seeing with coronavirus right now? >> i'm very concerned about our preparation. i'm not concerned about the knowledge of our scientists or the expertis

december 2019, the national institute for standards and technology published a report that confirmed age and gender and racial bias of facial recognition. this found that depending on the algorithms african-american and asian american faces were misidentified 100 times more than white faces, although they tout the match rate for this system is over 98 percent. it is my understanding, that they did not test their report, or the figures do not account for images could not be captured into a variety of packages such as lighting or skin tone, making the actual match rate significantly lower. these findings continue to suggest that some of this technology is not ready for primetime, and requires further testing for widespread report. this identifying a relatively small percentage of the traveling public could affect thousands of passengers and likely would have a disproportionate effect on certain individuals. this is unacceptable. data security also remains an important, concern. last year a contractor experienced a significant data breach, which included traveler images being stolen. we

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the national institutes of health and the national science foundation combined. five times the funding. i want you to think for a minute of the additional scientists and laboratories that would have been working hard to solve problems. can you imagine how much further we would be along on clean energy development or disease resistant crops or cheap ways to turn sea water into fresh drinking water? if we made progress on just those three fronts alone, think how much more money we could safe and how much better off our people and our planet would be. today, only 2000 out of every 1 research -- two out of every research proposed that of finalis to grandat the national institute of health get funding. two out of 11. the nih is leaving good science on the table because it is chronically short of money. one in five biochemistry research scientists admit that they are considering leaving the united states so they can continue their work. it is not an exam racing to say an -- exaggeration to say an entire generation of young researchers is threatened with extinction on e

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i know many are disappointed to once again see proposed reductions for the the national institute of health. you and i have had candid conversations about this. i too agree with my chairman here that a reduction there is unwise, however, do i want to point out this budget actually is $12 billion more for nih than level proposed just 4 years ago. it's not as if you haven't recognized the value there and frankly i think you will catch up to it some day and you will be with us and continuing this bipartisan effort to increase this spending. i urge congress to continue to maintain commitment to sustained increases for biomedical research and i'm pleased to see that with each budget the total request for nhi continues to increase. i hope decades from now future legislators commend the work of this committee for showing commitment to biomedical research and maintaining american dominance in basic science. recent news reports highlighting efforts by the chinese government to steal intellectual property and use financial incentives to manipulate researchers stresses the importance of our adv

anthony fauci, director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. >> good afternooneveryone. we have dr.

that is good news. >> the bad news is the national institutes of health and the cdc expect the viruso spread and because it is a brand-new virus they don't know how much, how fast or how severe it will be. and also developing a vaccine could take a year to a year and a half and a doctor with the cdc says americans need to get ready for a change. >> i had a conversation with my family over breakfast this morning and i told my children that while i didn't think they were risk right now, we as a family need to prepare for significant disruption of our lives. >> meaning closing of schools, canceling of flights or any big public gathering. there are 37 countries with confirmed cases of coronavirus including new cases in germany and france and italy has reported a 45% increase of cases in a single day. the 2020 olympic games in tokyo might be canceled because of the outbreak. a 20 member of the international olympic committee said a decision on whether to counsel could come as late as may and also notes changing the olympic venue would be a monumental task and pushing back the date is not

translation: at tokyo 2020 we have set up counter measures and we are sharing information with the national instituteses. also at the prime minister's head office, countermeasures for a minister's head office, countermeasures fora new coronavirus have been established by the japanese government and border control actions are being taken. so organisers in tokyo are confident that the olympics will go ahead. the most high—profile event to be postponed so far was the chinese grand prix in shanghai, that was due to take place on the 19th of april, two weeks before the very first vietnamese grand prix on the 5th of april. now that race is set to take place in hanoi — and despite the city being just a hundred miles from the chinese border — formula one bosses say they expect the grand prix to go ahead. well both races were big talking points at the mclaren car launch this afternoon in woking. and our sports news reporter, laura scott, was there for us. today here at mclaren‘s base, it was all about their new car, which they hope will lead mclaren back to the front of the grade but there was no expecting ——

anthony fauci of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. this is 40 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone. thank you for joining us here today. this is the h.h.s. briefing on the china c secretary azar: good afternoon, everyone. thank you for joining us here today. this is the h.h.s. briefing on the china coronavirus and we aim to do two things today. provide the american public with an update on the risk presented by the virus, and provide the latest update on the actions that president trump's administration is taking to respond to the outbreak and keep americans safe. i'm joined today by the principal deputy director for the centers of disease control and prevention in atlanta. dr. anthony fauci of the national institute of allergy and infectious disease. dr. kadlec, h.h.s.'s assistant secretary for preparedness and response, and the commissioner of food and drugs. contacts with those travelers. we have three cases as of this morning, we still have only 14 cases of the china coronavirus detected here in the united states. involving travel

even the national institute of dumpster fires weighed in. "please not mention dumpster fires in the same debate. how bad was it? this bad. >> [crosstalk] >> if you get nominated, we'll be relitigating this all year. >> first of all... >> i think we were talking about -- it takes two hours to do the math. >> why am i stopping? no one else stops. >> if you could alter the rules of the debate, thank you. >> senator sanders? >> you are the moderators. is it my turn? >> if you would all, please... >> greg: i'm seeing more order in a prison riot. the constant over and under talking created an apt metaphor for the dams, a day care center with no supervision and no diapers. interim party debates require infighting, but are they in the same party, really? they were different species exchanging battle cries. the most capable candidate could barely tell a joke. >> i'm sad that all of my fellow contestants appear, i guess would be the right word for it, given that nobody pays attention to the clock, i'm surprised they show up because i would've thought

i would now like to invite the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious disease to discuss the rationale for the actions i will be discussing after he concludes. >> thank you very much. the concept underlying the action y'all care about shortly is the issue of the unknown aspects of this particular outbreak let me numerate a few of these. i can put it into perspective by telling you we have an influenza outbreak. deaths,about 8000 thousands of hospitalizations. where we paying such attention, and where we doing the kinds of things we are doing right now? their eyes is despite the mortality, i can tell you all guaranteed as we get into march and april, the cases will go down. you can predict what the range of the mortality is. the issue is that there's a lot of unknowns. as you can see just from the media, the number of cases have steeply inclined each and every day. -- in the at beginning, we are not sure there was asymptomatic infection, which is a much broader outbreak than we are seeing. now we know there are. it was not clear whether any symptomatic person could

it's a national institutions such as in the example of the world trade organization which china was allowed to join and is now being described by the united states as someone who is undermining the very rules that make up that institution of international call us and the chinese foreign minister said well these are all lies that would only be true if you switched the china to america many of course the united states so if that wasn't a confrontation i don't know what is what we're seeing on the european side of both in terms of funk in my a speech yesterday that was very inclusive seeking cooperation but also from a man who has a much harder to embrace that speech is really wanting to work productively constructively but also knowing of course that there is a competition in terms of the democratic systems and he said he sees a europe as a region that needs to be more emboldened in actually mapping out where differences also to that very close partner across the atlantic most to teach a cure are also capable of defending itself or defending its own interests in a whole range of areas because

faces of despair failed by our country's leaders and our nation's institutions. as californians, we pride ourselves on our unwavering sense of compassion and justice for humankind, but there's nothing compassionate about allowing fellow californians to live on the streets, huddled in cars or makeshift encampments. [applause] gov. newsom: and there's nothing -- [applause] gov. newsom: and there's nothing just about sidewalks and street corners that aren't safe and clean for everybody. the problem is persistent for decades, caused by massive failures in our mental health system, disinvestment in our social safety net, exacerbated by widening income inequality, and california's housing shortage. the hard truth is for too long we have ignored this problem. we turned away when it wasn't our sister, or brother, our neighbor, or our friend. when it was a loved one, so often, most of us experienced a pang of guilt, not a call to action. back in 2005, when we did the first point in time count, there were over 188,000 people that were homeless in the state of california. t

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