doctors at the w.h.o. ebola treatment center still can't believe it. i knew that they were following women who appear to be survivors who are still carrying a healthy pregnancy this was something that we're. close to and heard of in the last epidemic and so that was really something exciting to see a woman who gave birth to a child. after appears that she survived. according to the world health organization pregnant women infected with ebola and babies born with the virus have always died that is up until now they say sylvana is the first baby to be born ebola free to a mother who was previously infected. july had a good birth and i thank god for it me and the baby are both healthy i'm very grateful for the work that the team is doing. the doctors in beneath conducted a variety of tests and were surprised at the results. of we took a blood sample from the newborn and from the mouth and we also took an amnio fluid sample because we feared the virus had spread to the bank b. . but the lab test result came back negative. that's why we think that this resu

doctors that the w.h.o. ebola treatment center still can't believe it. i knew that they were following women who appear to be survivors who are still carrying a healthy pregnancy this was something that we're. close to and heard of in the last epidemic and so that was really something exciting to see a woman gives birth to a child. after it appears that she survived. according to the world health organization pregnant women infected with ebola and babies born with the virus have always died that is up until now they say sylvana is the first baby to be born a bowl of free to a mother who was previously infected. i had a good birth and i thank god for it me and the baby are both healthy i'm very grateful for the work that the team is doing. the doctors in beneath conducted a variety of tests and were surprised at the results. of we took a blood sample from the newborn and from the mother and we also took an amniotic fluid sample because we feared the virus had spread to the baby. but the lab test result came back negative. that's why we think that this res

a few years ago, when ebola broke out in western africa, the w.h.o. leadership actually outbreako call out the of public emergency for months. they knew about it in the spring and waited until august to actually call it an epidemic. the reason they did that, which we see from leaked emails, is that they were under extreme political pressure and actually wanted to use their resources they had been, to focus on a packaging conference which was happening in moscow. so on ground zero for an ebola outbreak, they were just using the resources to focus on plain packaging. they had a botched response. you had examples of doctors who nearly contracted ebola going back to the hotel without telling anyone, putting hundreds of lives at risk. that was their priority at the time. and you hear all these other stories, like making robert mugabe, a dictator, there goodwill ambassador -- their goodwill ambassador. and also, and i'm really not making this up, there are examples of their officials praising north korea for their anti-obesity efforts. [laughter] yes, reall

w.h.o. and its rather strong regional offices. i think that could have helped the response to the ebola crisis. i think there may need to be further reforms in the w.h.o.'s international health regulations to deal with some of the biosecurity threats coming down the pike. i don't think -- i think it's a possible reform at a place like w.h.o. if all of the major stakeholders, countries that actually get behind that reform. we have seen it before in the wake of the ebola crisis. jonathan: ambassador. ambassador araud: on the forces i could talk hours because it has been my problem during five years. first, the u.n. basically doesn't have a military structure, so there is no strategy command in new york. areforces which are sent forces which are very lightly armed. the western powers are not providing soldiers, which means that these contingents very often are not good quality. because some countries are making money by providing blue helmets. each wilhelm it is paid $1400 a month and batch each wilhelm it is paidh blue helmet $1400. so some of these soldiers are not sent to fight, they are sent to