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tom skilling's full forecast and later.ow children influence the life- span of patients living with type one diabetes. but first meet our september teacher of the month. a geometry pro who also takes time to work with special needs students. one student in particular the scraps that and celestial terms.the scraps thatn celestial termthese gripesth describes that and celestial terms. >> when she is not talking to students about shapes and trundles and rectangles, she is teaching special education classes. >> i always had a soft spot for those who struggle. when i got to high school i have been here 40 years. being able to combine my love of map with being in the special at department was a nice match. >> on this day she is team teaching. she lays out the lesson to give one- on-one help when needed. last septembesemester she was struck by the way she conducted herself as a teacher and as a person. >> she makes everything better. there were some kids that came in the classroom with an attitude. she did not make the attitude wo

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we'll have results after tom skilling's 7-day forecast. the hiccup girl on trial in florida.e gained national attention in 2007 for her five-week case of the hiccups. she's accused of helping lure 22-year-old shannon griffin to a house to rob him. griffin was later shot and killed. mee's attorney says his client has been diagnosed with schizophrenia but the court psychologist says she's fit to stand trial. mee faces life in prison if convicted. coming up in the medical watch... new evidence that an apple a day really does help keep the doctor away. residents of pilsen say that she's like a saint. meet micaela, one of chicago's very own. determines whether it is the viral or bacterial. doctors will say it is just a virus and antibiotics to not work on virus. the journal science translation of medicine reports and a test that does not look for one strained to confirm infection, instead it has the body's immune response to determine the cause. less radiation may carry a punched for people battling breast cancer. a five week radiation course is the standard treatment bought three

we'll have results after tom skilling's 7-day forecast. fbi chief says the washington navy yard gunman fired at random monday, killing 12 people. investigators say video shows aaron alexis carrying a bag into a bathroom and emerging with a shotgun. the remington 870 may have been disassembled in the bag. it took more than 30 minutes for police to hunt down and kill alexis. his guns had cryptic messages written on them reading, "better off this way" and "my elf weapon." e-l-f might stand for "extremely low frequency," a common abbreviation in military and tech circles. today, workers were allowed back into the building to collect their belongings. a seventh person is now confirmed dead after last week's torrential flooding in colorado. three people are presumed dead. officials say most of those unaccounted for are expected to be alive and well but have failed to check-in with authorities to let them know. the mountains north of denver saw more than nine inches of rain a week ago today... leading to flash floods that turned picturesque canyo

skills. so are countries that immigrants living from worse off say in terms of in tom -- entrepreneurial skills? >> that's a great question. forget about nationstate in order for moment. what are we talking about? we are talking about how people are able to create the most value. in other words, they choose their location according to way they can create the most value, and then we all exchanged the fruits of our labor according to a we need and what we can offer. if you look at it that way, and you will realize that people moving in or out is not going to have a long-term effect of a negative kind in any way. europe was exporting people, again into the 1980s as i said, and those countries were becoming more and more prosperous. we've had the same in latin america piqued people migrated from countries such as peru. peru is today a much wealthier country than venezuela. look at it this way as well. chinese immigration and the united states has played a key role in the economic growing prosperity of gradual prosperity of china. they have not only, of course been able to export stuff to them and i

department and see how much money they're spending, talk to senator claire mccast skill what goes on over there or senator tom cobourne, we're drowning in waste in the city. >> absolutely. a 3$3.5 trillion budget, in any government budget there's a lot of waste and inefficiency. as you mentioned, some of my colleagues, senator cobourne and ca cass skill has identified areas you can save millions and millions of dollars. >> why doesn't somebody go after it and get that money and stop it? >> i think you've got to through the budget process, you have to make the hard decisions. we haven't passed a budget for five years in the congress. the house of representatives have passed a budget that's balanced and made hard decisions about spending and debt and we can't get one through the senate. you have a president i think is very much an advocate of liberal tax and spend policies. you have to make those hard decisions, so far, there hasn't been the political will to do that. i want to make one other point about you talked about reducing spending something all republicans conservatives want to do. democrats want to rai

they are a partnership with tom and a matter of fact he hosted a bbq and family and friends come out and see a chance for the students to demonstrate their golf skills. we want the partnership to continue so i speak in favor of the resolution >> thank you seeing no comment from the public we'll continue. >> mr. clerk call item 3. >> authorizing the department of health to expand a grant from the national of health of the hiv risks among trans men and a okay. thank you. we have dph to talk on this item >> good morning. i'm willie i'm the director of the newly sections e seconds. this is a survey of health and needs of the transgender. there's been a few studs of - studies. it's the first one to be supportive that will bring in revenues of overhead and more importantly, this is consistent with san francisco's values to address the sexual studies. >> can i add chair farrell why do you think there are much fewer meal to female transgenders. actually, that's to get a population size of the community we don't know the answer we want the studies >> okay colleagues any more questions. we don't have a budget analysis report. anyone want to speak. let's move

. >> this is a skill you learned as a little girl and you brought to africa. i love tom>> spreading the news to other continents tom. >> i have certain alumni rights that date back to when i was black and white. >> thank you so much. >> if you look closely at >> good morning to you. 8:26. i'm laura garcia canon. warning fans that security will be increased later this week starting thursday all fans will be asked to walk through a metal detection system. this is the directive from the league office for all playoff-bound teams. much like the system already in place for nfl and nba games. they say arrive early to be on the safe side. the current policy on what you can carry into the stadium actually remains the same. >>> let's check your morning commute with mike. >> all right. we have better news from the bay bridge. a disabled bus on that center anchorage area. i've turned our camera. we did just seconds ago. we were looking at the remainder of a motorcycle crash there as well. no serious injuries, but that was adding to the slowdown on the incline. let's look at the map.

loss of 43,000 of these high-paying, high-skilled american jobs, reducing innovation and preventing patients from receiving the medical devices that they need. tom is a c.e.o. of a medical group and wrote, this tax will force companies to go to other countries, resulting in the loss of jobs and all other taxes generated by those jobs. is edical device industry an industry with a strong manufacturing base. it would be disappointed to lose this base and the jobs associated with this industry. and jeffrey from bucks county said, medical technology is only one manufacturing sector that is an exporter. it accounts for 40% of the global technology market and because the u.s.'s lead has shrunk in the last decade, this tax is a detrimental plow to help further shorten the gap. mr. speaker, these are real jobs. these are real concerns. and this tax has real consequence. the repeal of the tax is a real way to protect american workers and make sure americans have access to health care. this has widespread bipartisan support. 79 senators expressed support of the repeal. and i thank the chairman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york. ms. sla