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does ue want to -- [laughter] >> public: anyway, yes. it is kind of like having a baby nine months of hard work and then you have the ta and then you realize there's still work to be done. but here we are a month after we reached an agreement with the district. our members ratified with a margin of 70% the tentative agreement, which represented a good step forward. it doesn't take care of all the extreme challenges of the affordability crisis here in san francisco. but we recognize that the district did prioritize educator compensation and also we have a few important improvements to our working conditions and we know this is part of a several-step process. we have a parcel tax that we already wokking on and later in the aden yeah, you will always -- agenda, you will be hearing about the district's proposal. thank you. i look forward to your vote on the ta and look forward to moving forward. >> president walton: thank you. >> public: good evening commissioners and superintendent matthews. i'm susan simon. executive vice president of the

policia y los bomberos de perth amboy, un dia despues de la tragedia en medio de la fuerte tormenta ue 41 personas debieron ser atendidas por inhalacion de monoxido, en el edificio de 12 aparftamentos. y aunque los detectores estaban instalados no funcionaron. hoy el edificio permanecia clausurado y solo se abrio para que algunos residentes sacaran sus pertenencias. estaban muy afectados con lo ocurrido patricia rosas residente edificio "estamos muy tristes pero no podemos decir mas. muy triste conocia a la nina muy poco porque llevaban viviendo poco tiempo aca". michael watts dueno del edificio el dueno del edificio expreso su frustracion senalando que la falta de educacion sobre los detectores y los cambios de bateria influyeron en la tragedia. y aunque hablo de responsabilidad de los residentes, ellos dicen que el dueno siempre estaba pendiente de cambiarlas. patricia rosas residente "usted revisa que el detector este funcionando? si el dueno se encarga de eso y lo cambia seguido. el dice que es responsabilidad de cada persona si pero el siempre lo cambia, llega con sus trabajadores

ue c.d.c. says it is aware thpplies of the medicine used to fight the virus could be running low in some of the hardest-hit areas, and is working to get more there. jeff. >> glor: manuel bojorquez in miami. thank you. for more on this, we turn to our cbs news medical contributor, dr. tara narula. tara, why is this season taking sch a heavy toll on baby boomers? >> well, there are several theories. , rst of all, we tend to know that baby boomers tend to be less vaccinated than the over-65 population. we know that the over-65 population can get a higher dose, more potent vaccine. and there is imprinting, which is a child, will dictate how rur immune system responds down the road. and it may be the baby boomer population had less exposure when they were younger to the circulating strain going around is they're getting harder now. >> glor: 37 pediatric deaths from the flu so far. we talked about this-- there is always concern during flu season. this year there is real concern among parents. >> so,

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the cleveland clinic health system includes facilities in florida, nevada, canada, abu dab ue and a new london -- dabi and a new london facility. dr. cosgrove stepped down at the end of 2017. the cleveland community came together to raise over $50 million for the cosgrove transformation campaign to honor his career and legacy. the cosgrove transformation campaign will ensure cleveland clinic remains a world leader in innovation, research, education, and improving the patient experience. on behalf of the people of the 11th congressional sdribblet of ohio, i thank -- district of ohio, i thank dr. cosgrove for his commitment to improving the health and wellness of those we serve. there is no question that dr. cosgrove's impact will continue to be felt for decades to come. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida, mr. yoho, for five minutes. mr. yoho: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today in of alachua county trail blazer. it is my home county in florida. mr. thomas coward who passed away on december 23, 2017. mr. coward

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going into nirvana, even though she has the ability, she had the ability to do so, that she reincarnate ue to over and over again until she had finally provided that same nirvana to all of humanity. >> the politics of the situation that's created a situation in which china has said that it will decide the next dalai lama. and it is actually demanded that the dalai lama reincarnate, officially demanded it. and the dalai lama's response has been to say, no. >> that this is it. i'm essentially going to go. i'm going to go to nevada and you all leave you behind. n i know. honestly, people like me who live for this kind of stuff are just like, we don't know how to process it. religions die all the time, religions go away. >> but they don't intentionally. >> they don't intentionally die because the main figure says it's all over, everybody. go back to your homes. >> it's all over. >> and this has caused this real conflict in the heart of tibet and buddhism. many, many tibetans are rejecting this dalai lama's, not just his statement but rejecting the dalai lama. it gets juicier, they are being le

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they all believed the foundation was doing good work-up unt up ue moment that hillary clinton ran forpresident. you're going to find that there's -- if they look again at the foundation, they're going to find there's no substance to these accusations. >> stay with us. i want to bring in tim kerns from the washington examiner. curt bardella and matthew miller. matt, i'm going to go to you first. i've said many times my late father was from the congo. one of the features of some governments that are not so savory around the world is that when you run against the ruling regime, you wind up in prison for it. that is not typically the way the united states has operated. but now we see donald trump, who had lock her up chants going through his campaign, encouraging on twitter the justice department to go after hillary clinton, his former political rival. your thoughts on that? >> i think it's really important that we find out how this investigation began. under most defensive scenario for the justice department, some employee found some new piece of information that led them to believe ther

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kind of keeping up with all the threads that usc'threats that ue are in china. >> guest: i wanted towrite about china. collaboratively. i think in terms of national security threats going forward and also opportunities but let's talk about the threats, china needs to be at the top of people's list. china has announced that it intends to dominate the commanding heights of technology by 2030 certainly to sustain that through 2015 and they have been very specific and tasked their intelligence service to go out and gather information okay let's be blunt, it will help reinforce the position that they are building weapons systems to be able to challenge america's enormous military power in the asia-pacific. asia-pacific. china has set the course for people worry is going to bring it into a collision, a military conflict in the united states. i am not somebody that believes that it's inevitable tha is ineo think that it's time for the thoughtful leaders to get inside of the chinese ambitions in terms of being a world power and the chinese intelligence service. that was again part of this bo

miguel's future is uncertain ue to congressional leadership . 102 daca recipients lose their legal protections each day that allow them to go to school and work. it's inhumane congress continues to hold these young folks hostage for partisan political purposes. let's do the right thing. let's get a clean dream act passed so this country can move forward. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize three individuals who serve in local government in arizona, steve, bridgette and nora. this month steve's colleagues on the board of supervisors voted to elevate him to chairman of the board and steve has served on that board since 2013. last week the gilbert town council chose bridgette as their vice chair. bridgette has served on the council since 2015 and last thursday the chandler city council chose to appo

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