cool. ( laughter ) also, the c.d.c. says we've hit a record high in s.t.d.s. they should know.ve been wiretapping condoms for years. ( laughter ) the fact: we all know that the surveillance state is everywhere. why else would america's fourth graders play recorders? ( laughter ) we're about to crack this thing wide open. "the opposition" starts now. ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> klepper: welcome back to "the opposition." i'm jordan klepper. it's already september 27.

solutions search for them there are some differences of opinion between the union and the greens the c.d.c. is you and the f.t.p. and in part also the s.p.d. and of course we will find that then and the coalition agreements depending on how the end that will be reflected in there. will not have an impact on the stock coalitions because it's a reality in politics isn't it do you have to be friends with people you don't like don't even agree with what you get completely without struggle of at times politically but it's a necessity well when you talk about that you almost simplify something that's so complicated this time around because it's not just anglo merkel doing a deal with one of the party she may well end up having to do a deal with essentially three parties the christian democratic union that angle america represents has its sister party the christian social union so they're already in a coalition of sorts and there are differences between the two of them but they're talking about going into what's called a coalition if the only option it's on the table at the moment if i'm going to

solutions search for them there are some differences of opinion between the union and the greens the c.d.c. is you and the f.t.p. and in part also the s.p.d. and of course we will find that then and the coalition agreements depending on how the end that will be reflected in there but the. the will not have an impact on that. merkel's major rival who she used to be the grand coalition with martin shields has said that forming a coalition with were not an option may change in the future though and that is s.t.p. party will go into opposition as it stands at the moment because this is all going to be thrashed out over a period of weeks yet. polluted we used to have politics without the brains without discussion from the outside it was going. on it's important to put in its rules are the role of the opposition in german parliament isn't important to understand if it's a responsible role because we shouldn't for the next. ok third party means that perhaps the most likely option is the so-called jamaica coalition this is an alliance with the pro-business free democratic party and the green party

solutions search for them there are some differences of opinion between the union and the greens the c.d.c. is you and the f.t.p. and then part of the s.p.d. and of course we will find that then and the coalition agreements depending on how the end that will be reflected in there but the will not have an impact on that. now it's a the angle americal making it sound a bit like i lost a lot of votes but it's ok i know where they are i can get them back now i guess you had an earlier senior german diplomat frank gelber saying this is exactly what the problem is complacency borderline arrogance from the people who have been in power for a long time now you've got the door open for the day just how far can they go well i think we can pretty much guarantee that alternative for germany day if there are going to be a dog in angola merkel side they're going to try and do that. as much as they can through this parliament they've announced themselves as the only alternative hence they may have to go americans government they are going to oppose every state particularly on her migration policy particu

solutions search for them there are some differences of opinion between the union and the greens the c.d.c. is you and the f.t.p. and in part also the s.p.d. and of course we will find that then and the coalition agreements depending on how the end that will be reflected in there. will not have an impact on that so i'm glad merkel making the best of it as for the deal terms of germany party this. actually last night marked a major breakthrough as it was the first time though it's going seats in the parliament which a lot of people's horrors well it has to be said here in germany and the wider europe just hours after the results came out there co-chair for petra made the shock announcement that she'd come to go independent she won't be taking a seat in the blunders diet for the day she says then not moderate enough. we want to create real policy and that's a long consideration i decided not to be a member of the parliamentary group in the going to start i would like to ask you three understanding i will not answer any questions on this. america's major rival still fills us at that forming a

merkel will manage to form a the so-called john mica coalition with the greens the liberals and the c.d.c. is your party so i think she will able to do that and the moment she did it she has enough votes to govern she has a strong majority and why should she change course in europe the liberals of the greens of pro european parties and this issue is this is the most basic thing she has to do she would be much more i mean she would continue with the policy to fight the calls for against wretch if you refugees are coming closing the borders and things like that because this she i got i think she got the message it's quite unpopular so that more and more and better people i mean it was almost her undoing was in the summer of two thousand and fifteen ok but you know that's history if moving forward is this term and we're assuming this is going to be the last term that we have medical as chancellor is this going to be the time for her to become the states woman do you think about her legacy and to think about how she'll be described in. street books hasn't she already been a stateswoman for tw

cool. ( laughter ) also, the c.d.c. says we've hit a record high in s.t.d.s. they

merkel will manage to form a the so-called john mica coalition with the greens the liberals and the c.d.c is your party so i think she will able to do that and the moment she did it she has enough votes to govern she has a strong majority and why should she change course in europe that liberals on the greens of european parties and this issue is this is the most basic thing she has to do. america gets a fourth term as chancellor but she is a wounded leader and she'll have to contend with the far right party in the new parliament right here in berlin now this all makes germany something that it hasn't been in more than a generation on predictable tonight the world's first reactions a wish list and the real. germany after the election the twilight of the chancellor's power and the dawn of the far right rise now that is one way to read the results tonight europe's strongest nation asking itself is the glass half empty or is the glass half full i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. that you've got. all the specials and. i promise our members of the voters think that we won't just go back t

solutions search for them there are some differences of opinion between the union and the greens the c.d.c. is you and the f.t.p. and part of the s.p.d. and of course we will find that then and the coalition agreements depending on how the end will be reflected in there will not have an impact on that. cause major rival martin so also said they're forming a coalition with merkel is not an option and that his s.p.d. party will go into opposition. political party we used to have politics without their brains cut without discussion from their. politics and it's important to put in its rules us in the role of the opposition in german parliament is an important understand if it's a responsible role as such we shouldn't for the next term. that means that perhaps the most likely option is the so-called jamaica coalition that's been much talked about now an alliance with the pro-business free democratic party of the green party where they've got lots they don't see eye to eye or have to do because in districts. european leaders of welcomed alternative for germany's success meantime the dutch far r

now, we spoke today to the c.d.c.the authors of the study, and they said this is considered what's called a signal. it needs further investigation, but they're not recommending changing any of the current recommendations. >> mason: what are the current recommendation, jon? >> reporter: pregnant women are at high risk for serious complications from flu, so the recommendation is to get the flu vaccine in any trimester, and there have been a lot of extensive studies previously finding that the flu vaccine during pregnancy is both safe and effective. >> mason: dr. jon lapook, thanks very much. and coming up next, the stork makes it through a hurricane. we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen.man. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. the big surprise was we're not german at all. 52% of my dna comes from scotland and ireland. so, i traded in my lederhosen for a kilt. ancestry has many path

said that she is in favor of a coalition with the c.d.c.'s who am the f.t.p. the greens we are happy to go into opposition i am saying this is now. service you're not going under with all do you clarity i am confident stuart asked challenger to take over from the previous government chancellor that was the reason why. i didn't join the government as a minister so it is only consistent and right and this is also why i recommended to the s.p.d. leadership that our party will go into opposition. given . the environment soon once. we have been in agreement and still are in agreement but this is the steadily as well now take to be the strongest opposition party in parliament and waterfalls and these very days we were showed a great responsibility for the parliamentary democracy and the cohesion of this country where you might as fascinates weeks are concerned it is important that we were combined our strengths to be successful in the election campaign in a sax and a step and while the s.p.d. has great opportunities in three weeks time to continue to form the govern

the c.d.c. collect incidents of cancer among firefighters. we need this data to help save the lives of the brave heroes who put their lives on the line every day. the c.d.c. will compile critical information like risk factors and the dangers to which firefighters are exposed. this information collected on a get tary basis will help better protective and it's fitting we consider this legislation this week as our nation mourns the somber anniversary of the september 11 attacks. this country can never forget the images of firefighters, police, e.m.s. and other first responders initiating rescues and putting themselves in grave danger both during and after the attacks. many lives were lost that day and in the years that have followed from the rescue and recovery work. let's do all we can to make sure this information and best practices are shared so we can protect as many lives as possible. i urge a yes vote and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oregon re

at institutions for the developmentally disabled and even in day care facilities according to the c.d.c. . has classically been associated with uniformed service veterans returning from tropical regions like southeast asia and the south pacific during world war two small domestic studies have shown infection in rural appalachian but the highest rates in the united states come from immigrant populations this is mainly because of the warm lives in warm moist climates or in rural and agricultural areas and it mainly affects those who are institutionalized or economically disadvantaged researchers suggest that up to sixty percent of indigenous australians carry this infection the worm is incredibly hard to detect but anti parasitic drugs can get rid of the parasites when they are detected however many have now become. drug resistant and therefore they can remain with a host for life researchers say the only way to abolish these parasites is to make sure that people even know that they exist awareness' they say it will lead to more research and better treatment for what they say is the most

solutions search for them there are some differences of opinion between the union and the greens the c.d.c. is you and the f.t.p. party also the s.p.d. and of course we will find that them and the coalition agreements depending on how the end that will be reflected in the will not have an impact on that merkel's major rival martin so also said that forming a coalition with merkel is not an option and that his s.p.d. party will go into opposition. you also have political but we used to have politics without debate without discussion on that so it was my. politics and it's important to put into it the role of the opposition in german parliament is an important one dystrophy it's a responsible role so we issue for the next plenty of debate an opposition now means that perhaps the most likely option is the so-called jamaica coalition as it goes forward in alliance with the pro-business free democratic party and the green party where they got their differences to development are playing away from the council they went to m.m.a. where hundreds of protesters have gathered in the city of dresden f

the bill includes $126 million within c.d.c. for surveillance which continues the large increase provided in fiscal year 2017. the bill provides $1.1 billion increase for the national institutes of health which includes a targeted increase of $400 million for research on alzheimer's disease as well as well as the national cancer institute. furthermore, the bill also continues to provide funds authorized in the 21st century cures act, including $300 llion for cancer and opioids funding. this would weaken the agency's ability to manage and administer medicare and medicaid. for that reason, i must oppose my friend's amendment and i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. flores: hardworking american families are tired of having bureaucrats implementing legislation. we must send a message to c.m.s. today. now is the time to right this wrong. in the meantime, i ask my colleagues to support my amendment to cut c.m.s. by 3.5%. $120 million and increase research fun

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has the highest mortality rate of breast cancer in the nation according to the c.d.c.y: women in ward seven and eight are particularly at risk. michelle: a center located in ward eight is aimed to help women in the community whether they have insurance or not. >> by having a positive mindset you can change what is going on in your life. >> she is making it her mission to motivate, inspire and help women diagnosed with breast >> just because you find out doesn't mean it's the end. you do something about it. >> she found a lump on her breast. without insurance she turned to a double mastectomy. >> i was thankful i was still alive and i decided to live it in a positive way. >> six years earlier, she learned she had multiple sclerosis. now with the support of her mom and boyfriend she changed the outlook. focused on the holistic nutrition and teaches zumba classes to help women. in ward seven and eight, it's the highest mortality rate in the city. breast car for washington says there is a lot of misinformation and fear in the african-american community. >> they are working

according to the c.d.c., one in 68 children have autism spectrum disorder.y of them have the strong skills in math, science, you can see my full interviews there with sarah and gregory on wjla.com. we have more resources there on the website as well. larry: he put it well. he had talents and he can put it to use in the business. others can do the same. alison: sometimes the interview is enough to keep someone from getting to the next step. larry: exactly. >> fantastic. >> let's switch gears now. we want to talk about the weather. >> it's been perfect. if you like warm weather that is. alison: perfectly hot! >> it is almost october. >> it is. here we are at the end of september, almost october. we hit 90 degrees today in reagan national airport. well above average for this time of year. we are in the upper 80's at martinsburg, hagerstown and dale city. if you have outdoor plansk looking nice. stay dry. but overall looking fine. look at that. for the past 12 days or so temperatures are above average. we start off the month on the cool side. we are going to end

important information from the c.d.c. directly about mold in school. if you believe your children are sick because of that talk to your doctor first and do that right away. then contact the school's administration to express concern. the most common reaction to mold are stuffy nose, eye or skin irritation and wheezing. more severe reactions are possible for those with more severe allergies. jonathan: a scary situation. a couple h shelter-in-place orders were lifted after a camp can leak at the solvay industries plant outside of baltimore. this is video from outside. you can still see steam coming out of the plant. everybody in the mile of the plant was told to stay inside and close their windows. last check, no report of illnesses reported. anything everything they tell us now is under control. as far north as atlantic city the beaches are preparing for what could come as a result of hurricane jose. not necessarily making landfall but close enough to cause problems. this is as hurricane maria now is strengthening to a major hurricane slamming in island

important information from the c.d.c. about swine flu. variant virus inflecting pigs that can be transferred to people who come into contact with a sick pig. there has been limited cases of person-to-person transmission of the virus. so keep that in mind. here is the thing. in 2009 mutated version led to widespread cases. vaccine made against human flew flew is said to be no good when it comes to swine flu. still ahead on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- the first daughter ivanka trump opening up about postpartum depression following the birth of her three children. her biggest challenges. plus -- >> i don't think i truly understood the magnitude of the job. michelle: it was a big one. a daunting task, in fact. but he is doing it. the coach of the week next. nancy: now a look at how you can start tomorrow right with "good morning washington." on abc7. >> thanks, guys. tomorrow on "good morning washington," puerto rico in survival mode as it deals with the aftermath of a direct hit of hurricane maria. we are tracking the storm's path and what you ca

. >> from what we know from the c.d.c., the vaccines we have here in the united states this year shouldo an adequate job at protecting patients from influenza. q: doctors says getting the shot doesn't mean you won't get the flu but it lowers your chances. if you get sick the symptoms won't be as bad. if you decide to get flu shots this season, make sure you do so before the end because that's when the flu season gets in full swing. in arlington, q mccray, abc7 news. michelle: it just switched. josh: 4:02. we made it! michelle: in fall but it feels like summer. josh: it is going to feel more like summer heading in the weekend. cloudy skies and mostly thanks to jose. still spinning in the atlantic. as we get in the weekend we are going to see more sunshine. temperatures are hanging close to 82 at nats park. we are looking at the same number as we take a look here for reagan national. 82 degrees. even with the cloudy skies that is what we will get up to ed to. factor in more sunshine. less cloud cover. we are only going up. go throughout the evening by 7:00. 78 at 70. this temperature for

by 2015, according to the c.d.c., enough pills were being prescribed for every american to be medicatednd the clock for three straight weeks. but studies have now clearly shown that opioid medications can lead to dependency within just a matter of days, and so, this flood of prescriptions led to a surge of addiction, and it also drove a steady rise in overdose fatalities. with these numbers growing, the medical community, local governments and law enforcement began to take action. new prescribing guidelines were issued; databases were created to track prescriptions; and law enforcement cracked down on the so-called "pill-mills"-- the doctors and pharmacies that recklessly flooded certain communities with opioids. in 2010, prescriptions of opioids peaked, and have fallen ever since. problem solved, right? not so fast. in 2015, there were still three times as many opioid prescriptions being written as in 1999, and many people have turned to cheaper opioid substitutes, like heroin. seizing on this booming market, drug dealers sought to boost potency, and their own profits, by lacing their

at institutions for the developmentally disabled and even in day care facilities according to the c.d.c. the strong g loyalties have classically been associated with uniform service veterans returning from tropical regions like southeast asia and the south pacific during world war two small domestic studies have shown infection in rural appalachian but the highest rates in the united states come from immigrant populations this is mainly because the warmly. lives in warm moist climates or in rural and agricultural areas and it mainly affects those who are institutionalized or economically disadvantaged researchers suggest that up to sixty percent of indigenous australians carry this infection the worm is incredibly hard to detect but anti parasitic drugs can get rid of the parasites when they are detected however many have now become drug resistant and therefore they can remain with a host for life researchers say the only way to abolish these parasites is to make sure that people even know that they exist awareness they say it will lead to more research and better treatment for what the

is that now you have the c.d.c. is it already taking over points of the of the when it comes to migration when it comes to integration have a stricter and integration law now in germany. the only thing left is to further radicalize or to do at least you know to be noticed in the media and f. therefore you have to shock sometimes but coming back to what the german media i think should have done better is have been so focused on the d d d democratic level of the party that they have forgotten what is behind this populistic revolution what's going on in the country like i said to thirty percent of the disenchanted people when we're actually talking about them and because of this because of the if he might been might be anti democratic many drawings or something doesn't quite add up we've had figures were not consistent figures for weeks and indeed i think it's fair to say now saying that eighty percent of the people in germany feel sad satisfied or very satisfied with their lot that means still twenty percent or more i