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This is an hour. The Montana Television network in partnership with the montana cbs. This is campaign 2014, the house today. Made possible thanks to support from the Greater Montana Foundation, the Greater Montana Foundation on a biased broadcasting pioneer supporting communication on issues, friends and values of importance to all montanans. Debate night here on the Montana Television network. We thank you for tuning in tonight. I am subzero moderating tonight. Look at the house or something republican ryan zinke and republican john lewis. The two candidates met in a radio debate this week in...

Today we are joined by some esteemed panelist skisll bro abuse tremendous briefly. Jonathan holloway is a professor and teen of yale college the author of a number of volumes, most importantly, jim crow wisdom were also joined by Marcus Hunter Marcus Hunter holds appointments in africanamerican studies at yale and professor in sociology joining the attend of ucla this fall right . He is the author of the phenomenal back, black city makers. How the philadelphia anything grow changed urban america. Walter moseley is here. The phenomenal novelist, whose book [applause] whose books are too numerou...

James deluc. I want to start with a question and i and inspired by a couple presentations. What it has to do with for the purposes of working on kyushus like protective equipment, disinfection, waste disposal, has any thought been given to what is an appropriate surrogate for beat ebola virus in terms of the behavior of survival under various conditions yet does not require being in a Laboratory Facilities in order to run an experiment. To people have any ideas . Dr. Peters . There is the species of ebola which is not pathogenic for humans and can be downgraded from 4. In addition to that, col...

Zrebl director of Population Health for Hackensack University health network. 234 that role i initiated and was assisted by the hospital in developing our aco. We were in the first group in 2012 for the mssp program. We looked at it a little bit differently. Our philosophy was we were going to use this as a clinical laboratory. We were jumping in to the valuebased reimbursement scheme and so we decided to limit to primary care physicians to mandate patientcentered medical homes for all of our primary care offices that we bore the cost of all of the training for the primary care for the patient...

Child, that would be the best thing that could happen for our country. To me, its absolutely the marriage rate. Brad wilcoxs article in the index makes it screamingly clear. Theres been a 10point reduction in the marriage rate in the last decade. What astonished me looking at the numbers again is that its been 50 since the era of the 19 physician. We all talk about out of wedlock childbearing. The childberg is not the problem. We are below replacement rate birth rate in the united states. Only two years of the last 42 have we been above replacement, even with the influence of immigrants to the...