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Tanya said she’d done everything to keep her son safe. She thinks too much time passed between the initial report and when families were told.“I should’ve immediately got a phone call,” she said.Engle sent more questions and comments with a similar concern.“How long has it been going on? For how long was I failing to keep my daughter safe? … Why didn't they tell me Elora wasn't safe? I should have been told sooner. All of the parents should have been told…”She also added her concern about the use of sleep sacks. “Sleep sacks are used often. I got one for swaddling while in the hospital having Elora. Sleep sacks are 'safer' than blankets... if used correctly. Not using them correctly, they aren't safe. Common sense would tell you not to tie a sleep sack up in the back of an infant and lay that infant down on her belly. But laws aren't always common sense. I need the laws to catch up with the times. What's being done? How do I make this illegal, not just an error in judgment?" 999

that the House will vote on later this week to formalize the impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump.The full House is expected to vote on the resolution on Thursday.The text of the resolution lays out how the House Intelligence Committee will conduct public hearings and how the House Judiciary Committee "shall report to the House of Representatives such resolutions, articles of impeachment, or other recommendations as it deems proper."For the public hearings, the resolution includes language allowing the chairman and ranking member -- in this case, the top-ranking Republican -- of the Intelligence Committee to question witnesses for up to 90 minutes, and it also allows them to give that time to committee aides to conduct questioning.The resolution also states that the minority may request witnesses to be called and issue subpoenas — but those subpoenas can only be issued "with the concurrence of the chair," meaning that Democrats would have to sign off on any Republican-led subpoenas.The resolution says that the House Intelligence Committee will write a report "setting forth its findings and any recommendations" and that the report will be transmitted to the Judiciary Committee and be made public.A summary of the resolution posted by the House Rules Committee, which will debate and approve the measure on Wednesday, says that the resolution allows the President's counsel an opportunity to participate in the proceedings. The summary says the President's lawyers will have an opportunity to present their case, attend hearings and respond to evidence and raise an objection to testimony given.But the committee says that "If the President unlawfully refuses to cooperate with congressional requests," then the chairman has discretion to deny requests from the President's lawyers. 1817

SUNDAYEncinitas Spring Street FairWhere: Downtown Encinitas; Cost: Free(Runs Saturday to Sunday) Encinitas brings back their spring street fair, featuring international food, children’s rides, live stages of entertainment, and a craft brewery beer garden. Guests can also check out handmade crafts, antiques, and ethnic imports. San Diego Kids Expo and FairWhere: Del Mar Fairgrounds; Cost: .50 - (Runs Saturday to Sunday) San Diego Kids Expo and Fair brings together more than 150 businesses showing off their family-friendly products and services, as well as indoor and outdoor activities and performances for kids, including a zip line, race cars, and more. 675

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So our @SouthwestAir flight just got in an accident with a pick up truck. Guess this makes me an airplane crash survivor...— Michael Simon (@Thee_Tree) May 7, 2018 163