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Go and working with active threats and making sure our investigations were covered with the people that needed to be covered with at this time. so i think people have to realize we're always dealing with this. >> during the bush administration when they had the color coding and the president was talking about that you're saying the fbi didn't buy into that? >> no it's not that they didn't buy into it but when you thought about it we were always at a red level. we didn't do anything different. >> wow that's interesting because at the time we were told when we went to reddit was a big difference...

Rainfall over an extended period of time, that is what causes all this flooding and has caused the situation you're looking at right now. >> right. these days just seem to be complete deluge after deluge. and i want to make sure that people are aware of the color coding on the left-hand side. when you look at those states, the neon green that's sort of spotty and toward the southern part of texas, those are the flood warnings and the lime green, which is a blanket that goes up into kansas, that is flood threats. but, you know, for the purposes of dealing with people, i'm just wondering, sana, ...

Deadly strain. what needs to change? >> we need to have better protocols in place. we need to make sure that staff are trained in how to adhere to these protocols. in this instance with the ebola mistake, recently. the lab worker should have realized that the color coding was wrong. that he the should not have been seeing a test tube of that color in the lab. if people are make those mistakes there needs to be more training. we were assured by dr. friedan, there would be a point person at cdc who was held accountable for all safety so really this shouldn't be happening. >> is there yet? do you...

To understand these labels. >> absolutely. mass general came up with a great study where they are color coding the packages. you have red, yellow green. they are going to study all these calories and things and color code it. you walk into aisle 5. you see some green, some yellow, some red. just imagine somebody who is really obese looks like they have diabetes and high blood pressure, comes to the cash machine with a package full of red stuff. it's not going to go well. everybody will stare at him. over time their behavior changes. it's easy to see which one is good for you, which one is not....