>> translator: my name is melba and i live in 46 roeder street by geneva. so i'm opposed to this project mostly because with the last one, the last six months we have had damage done to our car, as well as i have had to raise the gate around my house, because i have people sitting there and using drugs. so i feel like a prisoner in my house because i have bars on the windows everywhere and always have to clean out front and see the remains of the marijuana joints there and always don't feel safe because people are around smoking and cleaning and i just don't feel safe. i studied child development and had child chair at my place and right now i only have two kids because they are leaving me and don't want to have their kids there with me. thank you. >> thank you. >> is there any other person in need of spanish translation? >> thank you. >> we'll take the piric speakers public speakers in need of chinesetranslation? if we could have first speaker come to the podium? >> translator: i am a neighbor that is in -- that is in opposition of this proposal i believe

and on my tour just now, doctors nancy sullivan and mario roederer showed me how their teams did it. have to say that both nancy and mario really good teachers and very patient with my rudimentary questions, and the lasers were really cool. [laughter] [applause] no potential ebola vaccine has ever made it this far. so this is exciting news. but it is also a reminder of the importance of government funded research and to keep investing in basic research. [cheers] [applause] [cheers] [applause] because nancy, as she was talking about the steps that have been taken, showed me -- this is the kind of mementos scientist keep -- is there were some numbers on a little chart. [laughter] from back in 1999? in which he had first done some experiments in trials on the ebola virus. so this is the product not just the blasters work, it is the product of over a decade of inquiry and work. and at the time when nancy was explaining when she first had some breakthroughs in understanding the ebola virus, nobody really gave a hoot. and until you do, that is part of how science works, you make investment