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The school has had to close 20 classrooms after cracked concrete ceilings were discovered.

The ceiling came crumbling down as the attic above the classroom was used to store tables and chairs, despite being an unsuitable space for load bearing.

Have that discourse along with discourse created through nancy pelosis group, and i expect that just for political reasons, both will march forward between now and 2022. >> i do think as i can tell from the answer, theres a reason the senators enjoyed drinking the bipartisan water. it was like a hot august day and they found a water fountain. >> two concrete issues, infrastructure and common sense climate. >> how about police reform, is that going to happen? >> talked to tim scott earlier on the...

Right? its another thing for republicans in congress to act to do something about it. whats the appetite for that right now? although, the president has the power to do this. we have seen congress make efforts to tie the presidents hands and hold symbolic votes. >> from what we have seen, frankly, theres little appetite for challenging the president on any of this. we did see the senate with the vote last week to refuse to extradite or send any americans to russia for questioning when that outra...

Right. >> chris: i have to say, lisa, if you couldnt believe him at his word, usually, he does what he says, the first words and his first tweet, reaction, "see you in court." >> looks like he wants to fight this out. i should have mentioned earlier, and the haziness aspect i brought up, also moving forward without attorney generals sessions in place, first and foremost. there is a danger for the democratic party to overplay their hand. obviously, i see their point in exploiting the politics. yo...

Going to lay down and let this stand and i will fight it. i think the point is well taken. at a point where he is trying to launch, a young administration, about to launch an extremely ambitious agenda with a congress waiting to enacted into law. everything from tax reform to infrastructure, this is a huge distraction, and its almost criminally unnecessary. it did not have to be done this way. he did not have to impose a moratorium. he could have instructed his administration to do a new vetting...

>> its something, isnt it? its good that you keep it open ended. ive got a lot to say. the new sheriff was discovered. unlike dodge city, and washington, there are other pre-existing institutions and he has just run into one. i think the district court judge, in saying that the threat is not what the president thinks it is, is way over stepping his bounds. his job is not to decide, to weigh the national security issues having to do with immigration. i happen to agree with the judge, but that doe...