a board member and firefighter adam wood, said firefighters who wild the fires haven't been studied as much as the urban fifth, and they wear less cumbersome couple better gear. >> we have lots of and of the testimony where they felt lethargic, the stomach doesn't feel right. and we don't know i don't? they will look for blue attendants from blade -- pollutants from blood and urine samples. >> the particulates we have some wild land trained firefighters, but this was a fast moving dynamic fire that was part wild land, but part urban, and just the sheer volume and quick spread of the fire was different than most. >> reporter: the firefighters foundation is expecting to get results back in april or may of next year. san francisco fire says the results will help them better understand not only the firefighters bumper to bumper the volunteers -- but the volunteers and residents. >>> a psyche path with a history of violence back in custody. he was captured after 72 hours on the run. we are live at santa hose national airport with -- san jose nation airport with new details. >> reporter: a s

a board member and firefighter adam wood says firefighters who fight wildfires haven't been studied as much as the urban firefighter. they also wear less cumbersome gear so they have less personal protective equipment like facemasks that would have at the present time out toxic fumes. >> we have a lot of stories from our people as they come back from those deployments where they felt lethargic four or five days after the fight, stomach doesn't feel right, unusual aches and pains and we don't know why. >> reporter: researchers will be looking for evidence of heavy metals, chemicals and pollution from blood and urine samples. chief joanne hayes-white is especially concerned about the health of firefighters who worked for days without any rest. >> particularly with the north bay fires, we have some wildland-trained firefighters but this was a very fast-moving dynamic fire that was part wildland but part urban. and just the sheer volume and quick spread of the fire was different than most deployments. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >> the firefighters foundation expects to get results back

one drill was attended and coordinated, i believe, on november 2nd, by adam wood. the drill on the 31st was attended and supervised by john fernandez, and both in their dialogue, i'm sure that we are able to get more description in terms of specifically identification that is needed, there was a term called lift bags as well. the biggest thing i saw was importance as i looked at the tanks and the maintenance of the tanks, apparently we don't have a maintenance contract at this time. i think we have a vendor that we have used previously, in terms of ongoing maintenance, i'm not sure, i did not hear a confirmation that we have a working maintenance contract and i think that that would be a crucial or essential piece. basically what it did, the definition of rescue, not only the rescue squads as commission is very often exposed to rescues on the hills and the cliffs, exposed to rescues of somebody in a tunnel at the former different areas of san francisco, so the definitions are broad and even in terms of drones. what i've learned the department has a practice that th

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adams to hezikiah niles in 1818. now, i want to note that in our overarching text and gordon woods' "revolution" on page 3 he has a quotation from adams from this letter, but he leaves out something that has to do with their religious duties and obligations. and i'm not accusing him, don't hear me accusing him of any sleight of hand. i'm just saying that this tends to drop out in the account in the secondary account. this religious emphasis. and so, i want to try to underscore that a little bit. what did adams mean by saying the religious sentiments of their duties and obligations? reflecting back on that revolution of half a century ago, adams wrote, around the same time, 1815, to another correspondent. "who will believe that the apprehension of episcopacy, contributed 50 years ago as much as any other cause to arouse the attention not only of the inquiring mind but of the common people and urged them to close thinking on the constitutional authority of parliament over the colonies." this, nevertheless, was a fact as certain as any in the history of north america. the reasoning was this. if parliament can erect diocese and

adam and eve and lots of small animals. you know so you have to remember that these are woodcuts each of these fine details had to be cut into the wood. find a ties but. the contacts produced images for bibles and altars they filled the churches with their paintings that explain the reformation but it wasn't just the religion of their time that was changing dramatically. so in the reformation the seep into politics. from physics infancy in fifteen forty six to forty seven it's called the first religious civil war broke out here in germany at that. if the catholic imperial troops won and also conquered. prince elector john frederick was taken prisoner and sent into exile by the emperor. that was a serious break in the life of the workshop it couldn't get much more serious the royal court left of it and back and suddenly the elder was no longer court painter . the elder cannot left britain back and in fifteen fifty two joined the elector in his exile and final home environment. there the artist lived in his daughter's house in the agreeable surroundings on the market place in the center of town where he continued to plan and work. the

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wood products needed to support our economy. i learned of the need for this bill after meeting two idaho loggers from third generation logging families. tim of idaho county and tom from adams county. tom's 16-year-old son, j.t., was working under his father's supervision when a forest service employee sent him home. j.t. couldn't work in the woods because logging doesn't have an exemption that has long been enjoyed by family farms under the fair labor -- mr. thompson: i yield jal the gentleman an additional 30 seconds. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. labrador: thank you. under the fair labor standards act. with help from the families and the associated logging contractors of idaho, we crafted a solution that is good for families, good for rural america, and good for the american economy. i'm grateful for the bipartisan effort on this legislation. and urge my colleagues to support the bill. at this time i wish to include in the record two letters from the national federation and the second from the national association of counties in western interstate region in sport of -- support of this bill. and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman's request will be covere