she can t be missing. we started in immediate search at the surrounding area. things happened so fast. we need to find her. so her body was found right here. why would anyone do? this words were thrown out like jealousy, some kind of love triangle. did you keep getting new tips in all the? time tips for coming. and we kept hitting dead ends. that ends. a massive law enforcement project had gone on over 25 years. god, could you give us a little something here? we just got to keep going. for the first time, we had a face to put with the bogeyman. what are you thinking? i took a big deep breath, and my mind began racing. your job must have dropped. to say the least. i picked up a rose, and i put a card on it. it just said, lisa, it s the dawn. it s a pretty little thing, whimsical, frivolous, but three decades ago, this music box meant something else. a symbol of deadly intent. did that give you a chill scene that music box? yes, absol
and parked cars at night and come out of school with no debt. .. the level of the education of the site is part of a 12. if a student goes to school and learned to close to is for, the student has contributed and should be paid. what do you call a person against room and board for their work? slaves. that s a lot like the slaves in the workplace and all capitalism where half the wage is fully half. surplus value and is ripped off by the capitalist own industry. we start with a rip off a system in every part of our society that has to be corrected, not just the education part. people should be paid to go to school and it comes out of the social fund we pay for kindergarten. moderator: do you have any idea how much that would cost? diamondstone: does not matter. because once we change to a system that is socialist in the economy, people have money to spend because they haven t been ripped off half their salary. moderator: if you know. we are at the top of the out and you re
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else from the hospital. that now has certainly changed a number of the medical personnel who worked on thomas duncan are being observed to see if they possibly come down with anything. it s very possible this could have spread to others if this was some sort of a mistake in the protocol that we ll use or in the protecti ivive gear that used. they have not been able to determine how she contracted the virus at this point. you can imagine it s concerning to those nurses there at the hospital. thank you so much. we re going to continue this discussion after the cdc press conference. and let me bring in an infectious disease and public health specialist. as we heard anderson talk about, there has been a blood transfusion given to fam from kent brantly. we know he was infected with ebola and has recovered. how can this help her treatment? when someone gets an infection, your body immune system secretes antibodies that essentially bind the virus particle, thereby neutralizing