i am christina wong, a special assistant to the superintendent and joined by kimberly coats who is the director of school health and mr. perez and jan walker representing people services. they're available to answer questions after that presentation. so unaccompanied immigrant children has been part of our community for years and while we don't keep track how many are identified at this point that are unaccompanied ip grint children we keep track of the new comer students from central american countries and other countries of origin so looking at the data you my from 11-12 school year we had 102 and the next year we had 50% increase, and from 12-13 to 13-14 we had approximately a 67% increase. at this time we have been in session for over a month, and we already have 205 students from central american countries. in looking at the data that was available to us during the summer months and this has been updated. right now we have a total of 185 students in the san francisco area. at the time when we had this data we had 173. what is important for us that we needed to find out the school

christina wong from the hill reported today that the army has decided that they are not going to go publicts of the investigation into the departure of bo bergdahl from the army when he left his squad mates. i think the army owes it to us but more importantly the army owes it to his squad mates to tell him what happened. they risked their lives searching for this guy. they deserve to know. >> a.b.? >> my losers are alice lund green grimes, you saw her in the grip there obama whether or not she voted for him. mark pryor battling for his job in arkansas this week was asked about whether or not the administration's response to the ebola outbreak had been appropriate and he said in about three minutes not answering that question. i thought his constituents deserved a response. to be fair and balanced my winner this week is the democratic senatorial campaign committee throwing a million dollars at the south dakota race which is a new opportunity as you discussed on the panel last night from a safe republican seat to possible item. dem? >> charles. >> the winner nobel peace prize committee not t

this is christina wong from the hill. some lawmakers back here are advocating for troops to directly treat ebola patients. do you foresee that happening in the future? >> that's not currently in the department of defense portfolio, to do that. as i mentioned, what we are currently adding and to help fill the gaps of the usaid as the lead and federal agency are the mobile labs. that's probably the closest it comes to the ebola virus chain, if you will. we have two three-man sailor teams, as i mentioned, in bong county and in island clinic who are making a big difference. they are handling spes be mens of -- specimens of people who have been afflicted with the ebola virus. and so the medical treatment that you're talking about currently we have not been asked to do. the closest that comes to it is the public health command that i mentioned that will be manning the 25-bed hospital. those 65, the 65 doctor/nurse team that will flow in here in the next week or so, and they will actually be involved in the care and feeding of h