lisbon police tell us they are following up on leads today after vandals marked up multiple buildings. it happened february 21st, city officials say a large portion of the lisbon community was at the state wrestling tournament that day. as you can see here rude messages with very large letters were put on the school. police say the vandalism could be seen from highway thirty. kwwl's kristin rogers--spending time in lisbon today talking with the school principal as well as other victims, kristin? the principal tells me it was a long clean up process the next morning but a group of volunteers helped to remove the paint as quickly as possible. rude language plastered on the side of lisbon school, so big it could easily be seen from it's not something any principal would want to see on their buildings. (cg: ian dye/ somebody that in frusteration would damage public property like that." d and d body shop had the intials d-b-z tagged on to their nearly new garage door, which has since been scrubbed off. and hills bank and trust down the road, had a white paint dot on it. however the brunt o

vandals mark multiple buildings in lisbon. no one has been caught, but police say they have received some solid leads to help them track down whoever is responsible. large statements were written on the school like the ones you see here. police say it could be seen from highway 30, and two area kwwl's kristin rogers speaking with some of the vicims of the vandalism today--as well as the police chief. kristin how close are they to tracking down whoever did this? it sounded like they are feeling confident. the police chief told me they have some surveillence video and they have also received some promising tips. they planned to follow up on those leads today. city officials tell me a large portion of the lisbon population was at the state wrestling tournament when the vandalism happened. aside from the rude messages written very large on the school the d and d body shop tells me they had the initial d-b-z- painted on their nearly new garage door. the bank down the street was done to the school. (cg: ian dye/ lisbon "it's dissapo

you can see some of the writing here on a school in lisbon. police say it could be seen from highway 30 -- and two area city officials say many people in the city were at the state wrestling tournament when the vandalism happened. the d and d body also says they had the initial d-b-z- painted on their nearly new garage door. the bank down the street was another victim of the vandals. but most of the damage was done (cg: ian dye/ lisbon secondary school principal) "it's dissapointing anytime you have somebody that in frusteration would damage sentament was as part of that vandalism is not really representative of the group of people we have here at lisbon who are very excited and proud of their school." he says they plan to use this as an up and make it look even better. as you can see in this video the new at ten -- iowa getting some national attention -- and no we don't mean in politics. one of eastern iowa's own taking stage on nbc's the voice last night - - and she's just 17. kwwl's jessica hartman catching up with her at the clarksville li

vandals in lisbon literally painted the town. police think vandals spray painted these phrases on two lisbon school buildings, sometime between february 20th and 21st. two downtown businesses were tagged too, "d and d body shop" and hills bank. the chief thinks they're all connected. he says security footage from the school suggests there were multiple vandals. the city says it can be tough to prevent crimes like this in small towns because of a limited police force. "kids get bored. people don't have anything to do and they're out. you can run the streets a little bit easier in small towns than you can in big cities" police say they don't have any suspects, but do have some leads. call linn county crime stoppers if you have any info. the hawkeye men's basketball team fell in this week's a-p poll. basketball state tournament kicked off today in des moines. snow and a wintry mix develop late this evening in the north and spread southward through the night. a dusting to two inches looks likely south of highway 20, although amounts

the ship sailed from lisbon in portugal around africa to india, a trade route established some years earlier. when he returned to lisbon, the ship, captained by his uncle made the way to an island off the southern coast of oman where it ran into a violent storm and was apparently dashed against the rocks. all souls on board were lost the fateful day in 1503. the ship's where abuts have remained a mystery for 500 years. but that silver coin, forged in >> that is the "cbs overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you the news continues. for others. check back with us a little later for, the morning news, and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm don dahler. >>> this is the greatest honor of my life. >> a choice and now a challenge to the senate. >> i have fulfilled my constitutional duty. now it is time for the senate to do theirs. >> also tonight -- >> hillary! >> the front-runners are tasting victory, but trump has a warning about a challenge to him at the convention. >> i think you would have rits. >> an alleged drug addict working in a hospital may

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"it's dissapointing anytime you have somebody that in was as part of that vandalism is lisbon who are very excited and proud of their school." the principal says they plan to use this as an opportuity to clean the school up and make it look even better. an iowa man pleads guilty to murdering his girlfriend. shaun hogan agreed to a plea deal of second degree murder in the death of... his girlfriend, crystal gaffney. hogan admitting stabbing gaffney after her body was found in linn county in 2014. he'll be sentenced in may. a grand jury report reveals two roman catholic priests helped cover up sexual abuse. it involved of hundreds of children by more than 50 priests, over a 40-year period. the report points to catholic priests about the gospel, getting children drunk and even hypnotizing them to then sexually abuse them. the state attorney general's office says some of the "they were thrust into an adult world that is unimaginable. they weren't out playing baseball. they were trying to avoid priests." however, too many years have passed under the law to bring the charges. two people are

the ship sailed from lisbon in portugal around africa to india, a trade route established some years earlier. when he returned to lisbon, the ship, captained by his uncle made the way to an island off the southern coast of oman where it ran into a violent storm and was apparently dashed against the rocks. all souls on board were lost the the ship's where abuts have remained a mystery for 500 years. but that silver coin, forged in 1499 helps date the wreckage. >> that is the "cbs overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you the news continues. for others. check back with us a little later for, the morning ne >>> this is the greatest honor of my life. >> a choice and now a challenge to the senate. >> i have fulfilled my constitutional duty. now it is time for the senate to do theirs. >> also tonight -- >> hillary! >> the front-runners are tasting victory, but trump has a warning about a challenge to him at the convention. >> i think you would have rits. >> an alleged drug addict working in a hospital may have put 3,000 patients at risk of hepatitis and hiv and, norma at having th

the ship sailed from lisbon in portugal around africa to india, a trade route established some years earlier. when he returned to lisbon, the ship, captained by his uncle made the way to an island off the southern coast of oman where it ran into a violent storm and was apparently dashed against the rocks. all souls on board were lost the fateful day in 1503. the ship's where abuts have remained a mystery for 500 years. but that silver coin, forged in 1499 helps date the wreckage. for some of you the news continues. for others. check back with us a little later for, the morning news, and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm don dahler. >>> this is the greatest honor of my life. >> a choice and now a challenge to the senate. >> i have fulfilled my constitutional duty. now it is time for the senate to do theirs. >> also tonight -- >> hillary! >> the front-runners are tasting victory, but trump has a warning about a challenge to him at the convention. >> i think you would have rits. >> an alleged drug addict working in a hospital may have put 3,000 patients a

the ship sailed from lisbon in portugal around africa to india, a trade route established some years earlier. when he returned to lisbon, the ship, captained by his uncle made the way to an island off the southern coast of oman where it ran into a violent storm and was apparently dashed against the rocks. all souls on board were lost the fateful day in 1503. the ship's where abuts have remained a mystery for 500 years. but that silver coin, forged in 1499 helps date the wreckage. >> that is the "cbs overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you the news continues. for others. check back with us a little later for, the morning news, and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm don captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, march 17th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> supreme court showdown. president obama introduces his nominee to replace antonin scalia but senate republicans vow he'll never make it to the high court. >>> ducking the debate. donald trump says he won't attend the next scheduled showdown and fox news ends up pulling the plug. >>>

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. >>> going on right now in lisbon, authorities are trying to solve a string of vandalisms. police say the suspts targeted two businessss and a school last week. this comes after the city park was vandalized over the summer. information to call crime stoppers. >>> hundreds packed hotels in iowa city tonight for the top chef competition. tickets sold out in four days. they competed to win top chef and people's choice in different categories. organizers say this event is an opportunity to share the experiences available in iowa city. >>> ready for some ceness? several in eastern iowa are celebrating the birth of some leap year babyings. eighth babies were born in car rapids today. two were boror at mer city all moms, dads and babies are doing just fine. >>> that's the top stories. >>> still to come, a super what george niang had to say after playing in hilton for the final time. >>> a snowstormm will be impacting parts of the area the snow is spreading and cbs 2 this morning.doctors are turning the microscope on what's becoming a new frontier in health-care. care.a bacteria th

vandals in lisbon spray painted buildings. police think these phrases popped up sometime between february 20th and 21st. two downtown businesses were also affected, "d and d body shop" and hills bank. the police chief thinks they're all connected and security footage suggests multiple vandals. police say they don't have any suspects, but do have some leads. if you have any information you can call linn county crime stoppers. the finalists are in for march's kcrg-tv9 student of the month. our first student is jimena fierro perez. she's a 13 year old from west liberty middle school. jimena loves computer science and helped start a technology club for girls in 6th - 8th grade. she's involved in music and athletics and is working hard in school for the opportunity to go to college. next up, a senior from keota high school, grace shemanski. the 18 year old is a regular on the honor roll and is involved in numerous activities in and out of school, including 4-h, fine arts and athletics. she has also worked as an intern valley region

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down toward the south and west lisbon you're lookingng at precipitation coming up on wednesday. wrapping up with a look at east asia. a warm day in japan, but the clouds really helped damper the real rise in temperatures. we may see some more sunshine coming up on thursday as this high continues to move through and so we're lookiking at warm temperatures once again. rain is developing back toward the eastern side of chinina. dealing with the wrapup of that rain and may be dealing with more of that as we go into thursday but also move to the north and east. more clouds possible as we head later on into the weekend, but some warm temperatures here. look at this, 24 in beijing and as we look into the weekend here, looking good. those of you looking forward to seeing the cherry blossom viewing, not a bad forecast as we go throughout the rest of this week. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> people in japan are admiring cherry blossoms this time of year and celebrating the arrival of spring. for some lucky visitors the season has allowed them

that's going to bring some showers for friday into madrid and lisbon along the iberian opinion. toward the north and east, we do have some moisture that's going to interact with some cold air. windy conditions from moscow to kiev with some snow as we god"bb >> i am molly hall. here are your headlines this hour. it is crunch time in brussels. the eu and turkey try to reach a deal on the migrant crisis. they hope to finalize a pact with the turkish minister in the coming hours. brazil's political drama continues after antigovernment protesters of the embattled leader called for rallies today. north korea

the championship game for the third straight year, and will try to defend last in the other semifinal lisbon against littleton, littleton in allie horne who banks one home from 15 feet. points. at the other end madisen dumont pulls down the offensive rebound and puts it back up and in. she had a team-high 10. to cathlin lord. block, but the crusaders were just too strong, horne finds libby mcnamara for two of her 12 points. emma bogardus had a double-double, 15 points, 14 rebounds. littleton wins it 53-28. they are going to the championship game for the first time since they won it all in 2012. the red sox opened their spring training games with a college double header today. first against boston college. manchester's carmen giampetruzzi is a sophomore lefty for the eagles, a former three-sport star at trinity hs he pitched the second inning. in the bottom of the second, he gets mookie betts to pop up down the first baseline. joe cronin makes a nice catch to end the inning. it was scoreless in the fourth until mookie betts crushes a red sox win 6-0. and against northeastern salem, new hampsh

happening now in lisbon - -police are investigating a string of vandalisms.last summer, the city park was were never caught. caught.now, someontagged two more businesses and a school ininhe past week.all three buildings were spray painted and a car was egged.city officials want anyone with information to call crimestoppers. 06:34:26 "it's very frustrating for the city because all the cleanup and the efforts do cost money and it takes money out of our city budget where we could spendelsewhere." elsewhere."no one was rt by the vandalism.but again, you can submit any information you might have anonymously through crime stoppers. right now, the city of cedar rads is requesting proposals for a new high - rise, multi - use building in the downtown. downtown.the location is first street and third avenue south- east, right across from the old smulekoffs store.tonight, prospective builders got their first look at the plan. plan.fox 28 news reporter matt hammill was there and joins us live with the details. matt... _________________ it may sound strange - that eight down - town is still in reco

lisbon schools and businesses are cleaning up some graffiti. police say security footage shows multiple people were involved and are following some leads. up next... this morning's weather wise question. meteorologist kaj o'mara is up right after the break. first alert storm team joins us now. light snow is possible through mid-morning with temperatures hanging around 30 for most of the day in many areas. watch the area roads over the northern half of the area especially for slick conditions during the commute. tonight, a combo of clear sky should allow for temperatures to drop into the upper teens to low 20s, depending on snow cover. tomorrow, plan on clouds to increase again as another weak system comes across iowa for tomorrow night. snow accumulation s, if any, appear to be very light once again. a warming trend is still out there for the weekend, and especially going into next week.today: chance of snow early high: 28-34 winds: n 10-20 alo: 28 dbq: 29 iow: 33tonight: clear and cool low: 17-23 winds: nw 5-10 alo: 15 dbq: 18 iow: 22tomorrow:

happening now in lisbon - -police are investigating a string of vandalisms.lastst summer, the city park was vandalized and the suspects were never caught.now, someone tagged two more businesses and a school just in the past week. all three buildings were spray painted and one car was egged. city officials want anyone with information to call crimestoppers. new details this morning from a school shooting in ohio. ohio.classes have been canceled today in a school l district just nonoh of cincinnnni. year-old boy injured four students when he started firing in the school cafeteria. right now -- authorities say they aren't making the motive public.the four studentntare all expected to survive. new developments in north carolina... carolina...where angry crowds protested in raleigh after police shot andilled a man they say they were trying g ararst.it happenen just after noon monday but crowds still packed the streets well into the night.police say the suspect was wanted on drug charges and had three prior drug convictionsnsthe suspects mother says her son wasn't armed but authorities did fi

happening now in lisbon - -police are investigating a ring of vandalisms..last summer, the city park was vandalized and the suspects were never caught.now, someone tagged two more businesses and school just in the past week. all three buildings were spray painted and one car was egged. city officials want anyone with information to call crimestoppers. new details this morning from a school shooting in oo. canceled today in a school district just noror of cincinnati. cincinnatitiolice say a 14- year-old boy injured four students when he started firing in the school cafeteria. right now -- authorities say they aren't making the motive public.the four students are all expected to survive. new developments in north carolina... carolina...where angry crowds protested in raleigh after police shot and killed a man they say they were trying to arrest.it happeped just after noon monday but crowds still packed the streets well into the night.police say the suspect was wanted on drug charges and had three prior drug convictions.the suspects mother says her son wasn't armed but authorities did f

at the european parliament level, we are increasingly following the lisbon treaty. more power has been vested between 2009 and 2014 at we -- we opposed a number of measures, some 86% of the occasions where the majority of british mep's oppose legislation, we were defeated. there is a clear pattern emerging that more of our laws being made -- it is difficult to put an exact number on it, but about 13% of our primary education and about 50% of our -- legislation and about 50% of our secondary legislation is now made outside the united kingdom. i find that simply from a quiteon of sovereignty unacceptable. then we come to the issue of our borders. this is probably the most explosive issue in this referendum in the u.k. for the largest number of voters. in the last 10 years, we have had 1.162 million net eu citizens settle in the united kingdom. as long as we are members of the european union, we have no ability to restrict eu migration into the united kingdom. for a relatively small country, geographically, that has put huge pressure on school places, on housing, on he

see a forty one mph gust at dhaka thirty six mph gust in virginia beach and the same reported from lisbon city that's the coast guard air station where it's forty one degrees temperatures in the upper thirties real low to mid forties oh shan actually reporting forty five a little bit warmer there here's a quick live look from up in hampton and you there the stiff breeze so again to get this chilly north wind twenty mph right now at the airport so the wet weather moves through to get into the future cast here just very quickly i'll let you know while the rain and the snow and all that mess is gone now as we look for one more shot and some rain i think that's going to come late saturday night into early sunday morning shows were getting up and ready for church sunday morning. look for the showers may want to take an umbrella with you that will move out early improvements coming later in the day it looks like we're in for a gorgeous next week look at this as we go monday tuesday wednesday and thursday temps warming up mid sixties tuesday in upper sixties once in a fantastically has a mild ou

the end of the agreement where you can drive literally latvia all the way to madrid, spain, portugal, lisbon. i think it will be changed. >> dan: and never be stopped and never have to show a passport to anyone. abdeslam drove from the french border to bros expels stopped twice by security forces and released and went to a well-known high, primarily muslim immigrant community that actually protected and hid him. >> denise: what do you make with the timing of the attacks and his arrest a few days ago. >> i think we are witnessing and this is my assumption. they captured abdeslam and i think terrorists plotting things had to act now because they were afraid the cover was blown and it was a big problem and that's probably when we experienced and we will let the security intelligence services tell us in a few day. >> denise: thank you for your time. safe travels. >> dan: again, isis is claiming responsibility for the series of deadly terror attacks in europe. new details are emerging every minute. keep watching cleveland 19 news for the latest updates throughout the evening and be sure to tune i

the ship sailed from lisbon in portugal around africa to india, a trade route established some years earlier. when he returned to lisbon, the ship, captained by his uncle made the way to an island off the southern coast of oman where it ran into a violent storm and was apparently dashed against the rocks. all souls on board were lost the fateful day in 1503. the ship's where abuts have remained a mystery for 500 years. but that silver coin, forged in 1499 helps date the wreckage. >> that is the "cbs overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you the news continues. for others. check back with us a little later for, theor cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm don dahler. >>> this is the greatest honor of my life. >> a choice and now a challenge to the senate. >> i have fulfilled my constitutional duty. now it is time for the senate to do theirs. >> also tonight -- >> hillary! >> the front-runners are tasting victory, but trump has a warning about a challenge to him at the convention. >> i think you would have rits. >> an alleged drug addict working in a

first of all, lisbon and the annihilation over human rights. we thought, we are told it had no more significance than -- for the court of justice. it was perfectly obvious, although the people were very encouraged by the vote in 2013, talk of wholesale reform, fundamental repatriation of powers and so on. i don't think anyone in their right mind can pretend that has happened. and when you look at, it is a balance. something which everybody, there are two sides to this. nobody is going to deny that but in the end we look at the massive concentration of power that is now taking place in the eu, you couple that with the loss of control over orders and over immigration which i think has been so damaging to public confidence in politics, i think the argument only goes one way. you haven't asked me as mayor of london the impact on our city of immigration. >> you will get more questions in a minute. >> thank you, chairman. mr. johnson come on the 11th of march you said but i think we should is strike a new free trade deal unlike what canada has achiev

mann, from that speech i made in 2003, which is before the lisbon summit and before the -- the euro experiment got so out of hand, i think the five presidents report shows very clearly they're bent on more interrogation of social policy, of company law, of all sorts of areas of property rights, all sorts of things that have not hitherto been thought necessary for the monitoring of the european union and i think will have a -- they want to do it through the single market. and i think that will impact on us and i don't foresee any prospect at all post -- you know, in that context of a repatriation of powers to our country. that's not going to happen. you've seen what happened in the renegotiation. we got absolutely zilch. i mean, you know, effectively. and, i think that's -- that's the best we can hope for. >> do you draw any comfort from our exemption from the union or sort of platitude? >> no. i mean, look. i don't want to -- i don't want to minimize that. it is a -- it's something. it's -- but it's, you know, there are very few cases before the european court of justice and the times that the

happening now in lisbon - police are investigating a string of vandalisms.last summer, the city park was vandalized and the suspects were never caught.now, someone tagged two more businesses and a school just in the past week. city officials want anyone with information to call crimestoppers. that's a quick look at your tuesday morning news.get more news anytime online - at cbs 2 iowa dot com!have a great day. >>> and here he is now our man red carpet of the academy awards. >> i'm inin. what are you in? >> i already drank it. >> i'm sorry. >> that's good. >> what's that. >> are you up for something tonight? >> not me, no. >> you should be. >> what are they drinking? >> i they thi they're drinking shots and not a lot of people get to call matt damon a loser. >>> coming up in this half hour is the era of male dominance ending. author jack myers is in our toyota green room. coping with a historic power shift in society. >>> plus, the social media posts that could save a life. a woman answer as stranger's appeal for a kidney donor. their emotional first meeting on "cbs this morning." tha

lisbon and the annihilation of human rights. we thought we were told they were having significance. it's now the fundamental rights that are in the ecj and being used by the court of justice. a lot of people were influenced by the speech and the talk of fundamental powers and so on. i think they prespend that happened. this is a balance that everybody has. when you look at the massive concentration of power that took place and you couple it with a loss of control that has been so damaging to public confidence in politics. the argument only goes our way. >> you will get more. >> mr. johnson, on the 11th of march, you said what i think we should do is strike a new free trade deal. when did canada start negotiatesing and what is so good about it? >> i think we want a british deal. >> you said on the lines. >> we wouldn't be in the same position and they would be able to do a deal. the attractions are one of them and that is that it involves wholesale tariffs. trs a lot more we can do. my question is when the negotiations started, they started in 2009 and a moment they are not in force.

and the european parliament level increasingly following the lisbon treaty, more power has been invested between 2009 to 2014. we oppose a number of measures against on 86% of the occasions where the majority of the british proposed legislation were defeated. so, there is a path and emerging with more of the law is being made overseas and it's difficult to put an exact number on it at but about 13% of the legislation in about 15% of the legislation is not made outside the united kingdom and i find that from the question of sovereignty quite unacceptable. then we come to the issue of the borders and this was probably the most explosive issue in this referendum in the uk for the largest number of voters. in the last ten years we've had 1.162 million citizens settled in the united kingdom. and as long as we are members of the european union, we have no ability to restrict the migration into the united kingdom. and that for a relatively small country geographically has put huge pressure on school places, housing, healthcare in particular areas where that density is being held very high, and

have a great day.have a great day.vandals in lisbon spray painted buildings. police think these phrases popped up sometime between february 20th and 21st. "d and d body shop" and hills bank were also vandalized. the police chief thinks they're all connected and security footage suggests multiple vandals. police say they don't have any suspects, but do have some leads. the highland community school district in riverside is preparing to cut its budget by $500,000. the superintenden t blames the cuts on declining enrollment and not enough state funding. he says almost everything is up for possible cuts. that includes possibly closing an elementary school and cutting teachers and administrator s. final budget decisions should come next month. voting for kcrg-tv9's a list starts today! you can have a say in the area's best restaurants, bars, and stores in the tv-9 viewing area. go to our website kcrg dot com and click on the a-list logo. voting ends on the 31st and we will announce the winners the week of april 4th. and now here's your first alert forecast. light s

mann from that speech i made in 2003 which is before the lisbon summit and before the euro experiment got so out of hand, i think that the five presence report shows so clearly bent on more integration of social policy, of company law, of all sorts of areas of property rights. all sorts of things that have not hitherto been thought necessary for the functioning of the monetary unit. but i think inevitably -- they want to do it through the single market. and i think that will have an impact on us. i don't foresee any prospect at all of post -- in that context of a repatriation of powers tour country. that's not going to happen. you have seen what happened in the renegotiation. we got absolutely zilch. i mean, you know, effectively. and i think that's the best we can hope for. >> do you draw any comfort from exemption from the union or is that sort of a platitude. >> look, i don't want to minimize that. it's something, but it's -- you know, there are very few cases before the european court of justice, very few times that the court of justice has actually rely on that provision to form

first of all, lisbon and the annihilation over human rights, you know, we thought -- we were told this had way more significance than the b-note, remember? the chart of fundamental rights is now in the ecj and it's being used by the court of justice. it was perfectly obvious -- i think a lot of people were encouraged by the speech of 2 3 2013, the talk of wholesale repat reation of powers, so on. i don't think anybody in their right mind can say that has happened. when you look at -- this is something which everybody -- there were two sides to this argument. maybe he's going to deny that, but in the end, when you look at the massive concentration of power that is now taking place in the eu. you couple it with the loss of control over borders and immigration, which i think has been so damaging to public -- to public confidence and policies, i think the argument only goes one way. and i'm interested. you haven't asked me as mayor of london about the impact on our city of immigration. >> you'll get more. you'll get more questions. rachel. >> thank you, mr. chairman. can mr. chancellor, on

at the european parliament level, we are increasingly following the lisbon treaty, more power has been vested between 2009 and 2014, opposed a number of measures again there on 86% of the occasions where the majority of british m.e.p.'s opposed legislation, we were the feeted. so there's a clear path emerge bug more of our laws being made overseas, it's difficult to put an exact number on it but about 13% of our primary legislation and 50% of our secondary legislation is now made outside the united kingdom and i find that simply from the question of sovereignty quite unacceptable. then we come to the issue of our borders, and this is probably the most explosive issue in this referendum in the u.k. for the largest number of voters because n the last 10 years, we've had 1.162 million net e.u. citizens settle in the united kingdom and as long as we are members of the european union, we have no ability to restrict e.u. migration into the united kingdom. and that for a relatively small country, geographically, has put huge pressure on school places, on housing, on health care, in particular