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, tripleheader line up this morning, people who were in the make the newsg and eliminated it for us. business tech, media, politics, our events follow the same format. they are quick and we start with what happens and why it matters. that s the formula you always get in the axios stream when you go on axios.com. every story starts as one phone screen, and in that what s new, what s happening, white matters why it matters to make you smarter faster. i d like to thank my axios events colleagues for pulling together this fantastic event. thank all of you for being here. we re going to start. we have three guests today, and our first guest this morning who has seen 35 addresses to congress, or states of the union. representative from the fifth district prince george s county maryland house democratic whip congressman steny hoyer. what an honor. thank you so much. thank you, mike. [applause] so we were just talking with sen. collins: stage. 35-36 state of the union addresses
MarylandUnited-statesWhitehouseDistrict-of-columbiaPrince-georgeVirginiaWashingtonEl-salvadorMaineCaliforniaWallstreetAlabama our country and our church and by every social and human behavior american youth. we strongly urge congress to act and immediately resume work toward a legislative solution. we pledge our support to work on finding an expeditious means of protecting daca youth. as people of faith, we say to daca youth, regardless of your immigration status, you are children of god and welcomed in the catholic church. the catholic church supports you and ll advocate for you. that was september 5, 2017. that was the day that the president issued his statement. now, having worked with the bishops for a while, for them to have such a definitive statement so quickly is pretty remarkable because sometimes it takes a bit longer for their deliberative process to work. but this came right away. ok. this is doctors and dreamers. i mentioned about the need for doctors and the ambition and he vocation that these young people were feeling toward becoming doctors and i read this. the association of america
BoulderColoradoUnited-statesAlabamaFranceSan-diegoCaliforniaHollywoodPasadena-city-collegeArizonaMarylandIrvine god bless you. glor: .an officer s emotional sign-off. this is the cbs evening news with jeff glor. glor: this is our western edition. we re going to begin with a concerning new report from the centers for disease control. it said infections from mosquitoes, ticks, and fleas have more than tripled in recent years. they announced this today. and at least nine new diseases have been reported for the first time in the u.s. and dr. jon lapook is following it. reporter: the 16 diseases tracked by the c.d.c. include well-known illnesses like lyme and zika, which have seen a dramatic rise since 2004. this deer tick, found especially in the northeast, spreads lyme disease, which accounts for more than 63% of the illnesses tracked. lyme disease cases have doubled to about 36,000 a year, and the bed.c. says because of under- tporting, the real number is closer to 300,000. diseases carried by mosquitoes, , ke dengue, chikungunya, and zika, were seen in sharp spikes. in 2016, the
KansasUnited-statesBrazilAustraliaChicagoIllinoisNorth-koreaColoradoDallasTexasLovelandRome leyla santiago has been covering this. tell us what s happening there. reporter: i want to show you what s happening behind me. you can see on this side there are quite a few people from the caravan that has arrived here to the u.s.-mexico border. they sort of had this rally of sorts in which they were cheering for them. this is a great sense of accomplishment. we did see many of them climb the fence. they did not cross. they simply stood there. and then on the other side, on the san diego side of the border, there were supporters there as well, cheering. we heard many of them chant, we are not criminals. we are migrants wanting to work, wanting a better life. many of them have talked about the violence they are fleeing in central america. now, we have been following the story of one woman in particular. her name is gabriella hernandez, and she is with me right now. i want to just kind of get her perspective as to how they re feeling right now. this is gabriella, this is jo
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