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and i m joe torres, health officials we re seeing new cases popping up in the coming days. tonight there are four deaths linked to this outbreak in the south bronx and 65 people have been diagnosed with the disease and five locations texted positive for legionella and all have been disinfected. eyewitness news reporter aj ross is at one of those locations and she s in monthaven tonight. aj? reporter: joe, sandra, well health officials narrowed down five sites including this one as a possible source of that legionnaire s cluster. we are not out of the woods just yet. they do expect cases to increase over the next seven days and tonight i spoke with someone who battled the bacteria firsthand. i was about to wait one more day to go to the hospital and if i would have waited that one day i don t think i would have been here right now. reporter: for daniel tejada being back in his home surrounded byname is something he ll never by family is something he ll ne ....
good morning welcome to the heritage foundation and our douglas and sarah elson auditorium. we welcome those joining us on our heritage.org website. we would ask you see your mobile devices have been silenced or turned off and for those online, you re welcome to send questions or comments at any time, simply emailing speaker at heritage.org. leading our discussion is a visiting fellow at the heritage foundation. he is a former deputy assistant secretary for policy at the u.s. department of homeland security. he is also the founder of red branch consulting. as well as the senior advisor to the churt off group. he serves as a professional lecturer and law and he is an advisor to and former member of the american bar association s standing committee on law and national committee as well as a contributing editor to the law fair blog. paul? thank you very much, john. it is an honor to be asked to host today s event. i want to welcome you to the heritage allison auditorium. ....
you re welcome to send questions or comments at any time, simply emailing speaker at heritage.org. leading our discussion is a visiting fellow at the heritage foundation. he is a former deputy assistant secretary for policy at the u.s. department of homeland security. he is also the founder of red branch consulting. as well as the senior advisor to the churt off group. he serves as a professional lecturer and law and he is an advisor to and former member of the american bar association s standing committee on law and national committee as well as a contributing editor to the law fair blog. paul? thank you very much, john. it is an honor to be asked to host today s event. i want to welcome you to the heritage allison auditorium. immigration has had a storied history in american life beginning of course back with the founding and continuing to this day, it has in many instances and times been a contentious subject. we could probably identify three basic themes that have ....
and people who are teenagers or young are going into the workforce, you could imagine that there are limited numbers of entry-level jobs, and so there s some of that happening. is that fair? well, i wouldn t say that it s a limited number. okay. but they re in competition, and that might affect the wages, and that, in turn, might affect how many hours the teenagers want to work. one last topic before we turn to the audience. so, we ve talked about effects among highly skilled workers in the entrepreneurial economy and low skilled workers. how do we understand the effects in the middle? the report talks i mean, because of the hourglass shape of the immigration flows, they re not as direct, but there are certainly some effects. jenny? so, i don t think that we have really good purely empirical studies looking at this. we have studies that are somewhat of a blend of theory and data looking at this, but those studies say that precisely because there are not many ....
summit was a news campaign not like wall-to-wall ads for one year. i am with the school of communication we have heard trump recently claimed of poles are ranked also clinton is leading in most of them and listen today that was on friday before the fbi staff broke but what they ll talk about there is some concern of the public trust of the polling going forward with the trump saying that this is rigged rigged, as though do you have any concern of the public trust going forward by. is easy to say everything is fine but paris is a chance that we sample people wrong and also the clinton voters there is of a chance. some of the advisers can go either way. in the polls were showing that clinton was ahead. but let s consider the other alternative. that the polls are rigged. could you come out quick said told you they were. so this is all possible. that is what concerns me the most. if they don t trust the polls they should be skeptical of anything. i don t like people que ....