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you need to have a certain number of each of to reach the threshold of an outbreak. if you can get those numbers down malaria exists in the environment, but it won't be epidemic, and it won't be constantly infecting people. >> host: so malaria can be passed from person to person in any way? >> guest: oh, just through mosquitoes. >> host: just through mosquitoes. >> guest: so if i have malaria and i sneeze all over you, you are not going to get it. you know if i wipe the sweat on my forehead and then shake your hand, you are not going to get it. it has to come to you from a mosquito, and it has to be a mosquito that has had the parasites in its gut long enough for the egg sac to burst and send what i call baby parasites. i think of them in the life cycle, that's kind of, you know the infants that are in the saliva that a mosquito bites you, anywhere from minutes to a day, those parasites get to your liver to avoid your immune system, and there they stay and they reproduce and they feed on your liver cells. and then when they're mature enough, they bust out of your live

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you need that each to prevent. if you keep those numbers down it will of exist but not constantly affecting people -- in fact, the people. >> host: can it be passed from person to person? >> just through mosquitos. >> i have malaria and i sneeze on you, you will not get it provides wipes the sweat of my forehead it has to come through the skill and one that has had the parasites and it is long enough for the exact to burst. it is the infant in the saliva bites you within minutes friday they get to your liver to avoid your immune system then they stay and reproduce when they are richard day bust out and attack the blood cells until you become very sick and your body responds with high fever that is inside your new system has kicked in to reduce the number of parasites but you still have the man your blood then they become sexually distinct they swim to the surface and emit a chemical to retract a mosquito with you have malaria you are more attractive to mosquitos and they come to bite and they drink in the adult vers

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and we need you to expand this program tenfold. we need 400 scientists working on this. we need all the drug companies that we can get involved in this. and so you saw this small project turn into the largest medical effort of the war. it was the number one medical purity of the war to find -- priority of the war to find a cure for malaria. >> host: mental health patients. >> guest: right. so to understand why this was acceptable, you need to understand the history of malaria and syphilis. these are two diseases that worked against one another. so an austrian scientist was a psychiatrist and had surmised that when his patients, his mental health patients came down with severe fever that sometimes they would be better off afterwards that their mental health problems would disappear. so he surmised there was something to do with a fever that could treat their mental health issues. and so he started infecting his patients with all kinds of microbes including tuberculosis. he had a german friend give him a little vial of tuberculosis, a

>>i believe it is >>talk about it >>uh i think you need to make time for yourself. i think that the small investment in time for exercise and nutrition is probably one of the greatest paths to good health >>what have you done? >>what have i done? well funny you should ask i just cut as per my doctor i'm trying to cut sugar out of my diet >>you are trying to cut sugar? >>i am >>[laughter] >>for how long has this been going on? >>four days [laughter] >>four days? [laughter] >>[laughter] >>[laughter] >>where are you... come on >>truth it's the truth i am it's just >>what precipitated this? >>elevated blood sugar and you know other things but it was time to take a stand the doctor said better now than later and i gave myself a challenge i'm gonna talk to you later to see if i can really make a change i'm gonna be 60 and i want to live a longer healthier life so >>wow >>yeah >>anything else you're giving up? no that's okay [laughter] >>that's enough [laughter] >>[laughter] >>[laughter] >>i'm only kidding >>that's plenty >>but you're exercising as well? am. i'm relatively

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you still need a man to sign you out to leave the country. you still need a man to drive you around. >> the saudi government has been receiving condolences at embassies around the world. king abdullah is being generally mourned, but critics say that his reforms did not go nearly far enough and that the saudi authorities must learn how to tolerate peaceful dissent without locking people up on charges of terrorism. the new saudi monarch king salman is from the old guard. he is thought unlikely to embark on reforms and there are questions about his health. >> if you saw the speech he gave, it did not sound good. he was mumbling. he seemed somewhat spacey, somewhat unsure how to inflect meaning to the words in his speech. >> tonight king salman has been sitting old of allegiance from his countrymen. tomorrow he will receive world leaders like david cameron, keen to cement their ties with arguably the most important arab country. >> for more on the death of king abdullah, i spoke a short time ago to jane smith who served as america's ambassador to

you need to prepare yourself. u seem very, very upset with me. >> no, i'm just eating, and i just woke up. >> the next time we checked in with karmac, she informed us she no longer wished to speak on camera. and while her relationship with lechte seemed frayed, anthony k kimbley apparently wants to repair his relationship with jail staff. >> i never had a problem with you. >> he was recently moved to a more secure cell after threatening to throw a cup of urine at an officer. >> we moved him to a quieter location to get his thoughts left. because normally he doesn't give me a problem. ever. i was actually surprised to find out he was kicking the door and threatening to throw urine. >> kimbley says he has been upset over the recent death of his father. >> i understand you have been upset over some personal issues. >> i just needed somebody to come sit down and talk to, i couldn't just talk to anybody. >> right, it is a very stressful time, especially when you lose somebody. and you can't leave to go do anything about

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you interview them and train them. the officers need to be trained. we worked with them to get better quality of police officers in the community but when you have a couple of people saying they're not doing all right but when you have communities and everybody saying the same thing where you have officers -- excuse for language for lack of a better word, acting like ass, and you need to take accountability and really look at that and also as far as getting out into the community and getting to know the young people i feel good to see the young people walking in the door. i just put on facebook for people to start coming to the meeting. you might get mad at me but you need to get to know the young people and even though they do bad things they're not bad. trust me. i used to do bad stuff but i'm not bad and everyone can change the stripes but you need to get out into the community and ask what is not working and the last thing is and i'm not going to say names but out of respect when people come to the meetings and speaking from their hearts nobody sho

and you need to really think about -- i told you -- you all need to start thinking about your vote and not be like a rubber stamp for the lenare corporation because this is all i see all the time rubber stamping. do . you see the same faces thank you so very much and you all have a blessed day. >> thank you. >> next speaker please. mr. washington. >> good evening. my primary purpose today was to come and plead with this commission about the western addition formally known as the fillmore -- fill no more. so now i am the fillmore corridor ambassador. yes ladies and gentlemen yours truly. i've talked to all of the five property owners and campaigning for the longest and i accept this position in honor and also to put together a program which was filled by the cac, the promotional office all of those failed efforts implemented by the redevelopment agency or oewd millions and millions of dollars and i was there here i am begging in front of you all and tomorrow she's going to be missed very much she will be coming to the addition to answer a few questions on my television show to give us a

you need to come out and get to meet the community. >> i will make a date. you're going to remember that, you and me in potrero hill. >> young lady that is powerful. get on the block. know what is going on. know the streets like i know. know what is going o first i have been on the phone this afternoon with new york and you talk about drama. there's some drama there. thank god we have commissioner bratton. he's in charge and the best cop that wore a uniform. when you don the uniform you have a lot of responsibility and second of all commissioner sir your staff sucks but that's another subject. but san francisco police -- i was on the east coast for two weeks. i was in boston and new york. i don't feel the tension here. i don't feel it. i walk around and don't feel the inter-tension between the police and the citizens. in boston -- i swear to god. i was in roxbury. i felt it and sense it. the brothers -- all right. look out. there's a cop around. i honestly don't feel it here. i could walk around the tenderloin and the castro and a credit to you and the police

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you need a message, you need political skills, you need conviction. tion that last part has been a problem for him because he has been all over the map ill logically. he had a great investment career, if you look at the 15 years he was at bane capital. unfortunately he has not been able to tell that story or able to defend it when people attack it and if you look at his political career, it is almost unblemished by success. you're talking about a one-term massachusetts governor whose signature achievement was making a mess of their health care system. so i don't understand the premise of a romney candidacy. >> i should say that you were saying he has to defend that bain capital record and the bain capital record, all throughout the 2012 campaign. you wrote it many times. he never took our advice. >> he wouldn't do it. it's a bizarre mystery, but it's been answered and i think at least in the sense -- not capable of doing that. he had ample opportunity. >> sorry, james, he said that would be arguing on their turf. >> no, it's his turf. because that's th

you didn't need a formula. you were a good leader. that's what i wish we could -- >> district by district -- >> even school by school. you could have it district by district, but i would like to see the kind of flexibility so that people don't feel it's fair. accountability systems work if people say this is fair. >> if people buy into it. >> yeah. one of the problems with public school, always seemed to me, my father, when he was a kid, during the great depression used to sell shoes and he taught me early on, you can't fit a size 9-foot in a size 7 shoe, and that's -- no matter how good a salesman you are, it's not going to work. that's what it seems so much of public education is. i've got a size 9 shoe, we have a kid who has a size 11-foot. president obama came to visit recently in new york. i did this meeting somebody from ibm, and he said to me, what can i do for the schools? he said here is what we do. i would like to create a program for kids who at the end of it they can become technicians certified by ibm to work -- we now ha

would just email me to that address i will get you all the information that you need. i am happy to come to speak to the three groups that you talked about. >> [inaudible] >> i am here just to share some statistics on behalf of my colleagues and i. so i am here representing [inaudible] and the youth of san francisco so some articles we were able to cite from on center on criminal yesterday and 2012 and african-americans experience felony arrests higher than others and 3.-- [inaudible] higher than others in california. the san francisco explosion and felony arrests of african-american in 95 and 2009 period didn't occur elsewhere in the state and other areas. 40% drug arrests and have arrest rates higher than 50% -- i mean five times than the counter parts are in other counties. more than half youth drug felonies involve african-americans who constitute 9% of the city youth and 1/3 latino males who compromise 11% of city youth. despite this disproportionality drug arrests and rates young young african-americans in san francisco of more than 2,000 residents and non residen

>> saying "anna, you need this for you. you need to set this time and dedicate it to you. you do 8 hours at work for your bosses. you go home to your son, you cook. 30 minutes out of your time is not gonna hurt your mom, it's not gonna hurt your boss, it's not gonna hurt your son." >> it's one of those things, when you're a single mom, you said it, nobody's gonna do it for you. and it is only 30 minutes. and you take that time for yourself, and you don't have to feel guilty about it, and you get in there and you get the workouts done. you're using the containers. you're in the kitchen. and not only are you doing it for yourself, but you are showing your son the healthier way, too, and i think that that's awesome. >> so, are you continuing the program now? >> it's my religion now. it's like i'm catholic and i'm a fixer. so -- >> catholic and a 21 day fix. >> i just really want to reiterate -- if i could do it, seriously, if i could do it -- single mom of a 7-year-old anybody -- anybody and their mama could do it. >> there you go. absolutely. guys, give it up for anna! [ che

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what would you need to have to get that? ou would have to put together documents and affidavits to show you have probable cause to believe somebody is acting in concert or working with a terrorist group. that means active intelligence. people being on the streets, people being able to stop and ask questions of individuals that they suspect to put it together. i think this is good because there are checks in place to make sure that it's not abusively done. so because you have to go through these legal hurdles to do it why wouldn't you? why wouldn't we be wanting to get information that could prevent a terrorist attack especially since we have so many individuals fighting that have pass ports coming back and spreading jihad. i want to know what is going on so we can stop the next one. >> we are not indiscriminately just going in and listening into mosques. that in and of itself would not be acceptable to americans. if we had some level of proof and we have done this some mosques were targeted after 9/11 for raising money for fo

situation a department is named and you find a willful violation against the department itself right you need a person to get a willful violation i would think so i kind of think if you have 4 that helps the task force with this problem of not 4th of july who it is it helps us, too, we get the referral we wanted to have that we don't think the department is involved and it is helpful in the analysis so i think it's a win-win option 3 i'm comfortable with adapting as well you know option 2 i have hesitation about option 2 if you don't have option one you may not need it it makes me concerned the department has completely washed their hands of all of this they'll be the less involvement i have it's not getting near in stuff where i want the development heads to see their ultimately if in charge and care about that would not want to disincentivize this. >> sir. >> if i could provide a comment on why option it is variable it is based on employer employee if i have vicars factors to the extent the department head knew about a policy that was in place and let the policy stand and responsible for th

for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this.n tonight's biz blitz okay actually very a okay. this year's consumer electronics show going on in las vegas is any indication of what they call ultra hdtv is here to stay. sales are strong. folks are buying. so we have sabrina here. maybe 4k. isn't 3-d. does this technology have staying power? >> i spoke to someone in the industry. i'm the last person to know about technology. i still have the old things that you have to get up and change the dial. they said, look, this is interesting technology. there are a lot of kinks that need to be worked out. morethese tvs are starting around $2,000. for someone like me, i'm not in the market for a 4,000-dollar television. that's one of the big sort of, you know hurtles to get over. >> it would come down. i have to admit i've done this, not by choice, but for my children. went out and did the tv thing. neil: you got the 4k? >> i went with the curved 3k. neil: that is so stupid. unless you're -- it's stupid. >> no. it's cool. i'm going to go with

what do you think is the minimum needed to prevent burnout and how do you enforce that? >> you know, i feel like vacation and burnout are clearly related but burnout is a week by week thing than it is a quarter by quarter or year by year. you can easily take a month off or two months off but if you aren't taking two or three weeks off every year -- >> i take two or three off every year. the employees are able -- our policy is four weeks i believe. you're ceo and you're not sure. that's fantastic, that you don't quite know what your vacation policy is. >> i know what the policies are, but the technical terms vary a little bit. you get four weeks, it would be rare one person would use all vacation in one lump sum. both because you end up wanting to use a little bit around the holidays and do a small trip then maybe one large trip. i'll do a two-week trip. >> you're not counting anyway so -- >> tell me a bit more about what happened when you did have unlimited. i think that would make me feel really bad about taking leave and i would prefer entitlement, maybe a large entitl

you need to have a network at least of women that you could sell that product to. that's what i'm talking abut with a business plan. i have 25 women that i know i can call on, what not, so forth. some people are just buying products saying i'm sure i'll be able to sell it not think through to the end goal. >> i think one thing that was very interesting was some people are not put can it in their business at all. they are realizing that their credit is a problem, they make such little money that they are putting the money aside then paying off their debt every month. >> to build credit. that is smart. then you can go to a bank for some other lender and get a loan sizable loan. >> all right. we're all agreed we're not prepared to give up on -- >> no. >> we're all agreed. behind the headlines: the hacking group anonymous provokes fear in many. but others see this loose network of people as champions of important social causes. they have been central to many stories lately surrounding sexual assault and police brutality. we spoke with anthropologist gabriella coleman,

the plan is you need to have a plan in place, and you need to expect to stay inside for the next 24 to 48 hours. he is saying however, school will be open tomorrow if people need to go to -- but have a plan in place, use also commissioner of the new york city office of emergency management joseph esposito you were in there with the press conference as well with the may user also implore and letting people know there needs to be a plan in place. what is your greatest concern for new yorkers particularly as they want to venture out tomorrow when there is no small no snow falling, and they feel a sense of comfort like it's going to be like any other day? can you hear me mr. esposito? looks like we're going to try to work on some audio there, because it is really important to hear from him just what kind of advice thif for new yorkers. we're going to take a short break for now. we'll be right back. he trains. he's psyched. ready for the knockout? you don't know "aarp." he's staying in shape by keeping his brain healthy and focused with aarp's staying sharp. with online mind sharpening exer

now all you need is a cell phone. there will be a demonstration at 10:00 thunderstorm morning -- tomorrow morning, and you get a million people. it's a different sort of a world. and i think what happened on 9/11 is that there was a quick interpretation that this new world was bringing an attack on the united states and that what we had in 9/11 was only the first attack. and there were going to be floods of attacks, and we had to do a lot of things to prepare for them. now, it didn't happen. now, did it not happen because we were prepared for it and dealt with it, or was that not the nature of the attack anyway? those are the kinds of things which affect the way the system reacts and also whether or not it's the right way or not. i guess what i would say is the first thing you need to do fundamentally is reduce somewhat the size because a when you've got 350 people you've got a management issue. the nsc should not be managing. it's a thought processing system. and you can't have 350 people sitting down making the powel