candidate won by 1,000 votes and house committee investigated later and found 664 cast by illegal immigrants. so in other words i don t understand the hesitation of dealing with the problem. find out for heaven s sake. when people who are noncitizens of the country are voting, canceling out the votes of everyone in the room. help me understand this, why is he canceling out his own election, he won, why are we having this conversation? we re having lots of conversations. one of the things that happens when you change presidents this happens by the way, historical reference getting to reagan? i ll get there. reagan was complete opposite of carter, barack obama the complete opposite of george w. bush.
there are new questions today about how much progress has been made at the veterans affairs department one year after scandal over patient wait times rocked the agency and the country. the washington post reports v.a. building projects are riddled with mistakes and cost overruns including the construction of a new hospital in colorado, a crown jewel of the v.a. s new mission to expand facilities and staff. costs have ballooned to more than $1.7 billion. more than five times the original budget according to the washington post. meanwhile, senior v.a. official in charge of the project received bonuses of almost $66$664 $664 $64,000. what s the latest there, emily? well congress members spoke yesterday about a bipartisan
those who were positive are being tested for the virus. the outbreak is renewing the debate over vaccinations. many of those getting sick, according to health officials, weren t immunized. at huntington beach high school, not far from disneyland, 23 unvaccinated students were with sent home for three weeks because another unvaccinated student came down with the illness. i thought that s a requirement. why are they allowed to go to school without having that? reporter: california allows parents to opt out of immunization requirements for personal beliefs. autism fear is a reason some don t vaccinate their kids. doctors say that is a bad decision. in the year 2000, the cdc declared measles had been eliminated in the united states. since then there s been a steady progression of more and more cases. last year 664 documented cases around the country. reena, t.j.? well, may not be a title to brag about but chicago s o hare airport is in the number one spot as the nation s busiest
occasionally or once in a while, but generally it is astounding. and two-thirds don t trust regulators. that s true. we w found 63% say that governmt regulators when they write and enforce regulations, favor special interests over the public. but they want the regulations. they want the environment made pristine and global warming stopped and everything made safe.saf right. i think it s the ultimate dilemma in american politics. let me ask you, should there be any regulation?gu ed. no! come on, none? no! five years ago, pew asked, a when something is run by the government, is it usually efficient? 42% agreed. this year you ask the same question five years later.g in 664 66%.00 we asked it again and say there has been a surge in the perception that government isovr wasteful and millenials reflectw
do the math. that s one day on, two days off, all year long. must be nice. today s day one, and you never know what they might unexpe unexpectedly get around to doing but their plans in house are to pretty much do nothing all year long after having done nothing all year last year. but the senate was back today, too, and in the senate, there are some signs of life. tonight, the senate voted to confirm janet yellen to be the new chair of the federal reserve. she s been the vice chair of the fed before now. on paper, she is the most qualified person ever nominated to the job, probably. she s also the first woman to ever head the federal reserve and one of the only female central bankers anywhere in the world. so that got done today. the white house today also announced this list, which we re going to scroll here because it s too long to show in a static way. it s a really long list. this long list of 664 nominees for appeals court judges, district court judges, superior court judges, u.s.