prince royce.Í. >> vamos a bailar con pitbull y prince royce. >> quÉ cosa mÁs hermosa. >> vamos a una pausa y volvemos. >> vamos a hablar de farÁndula y quÉ mejoque ir a méxico donde estÁ jÉsica de leÓn, que tiene esas curvas de shakira que a un hombre lo pone de buen humor. >> a nosotras las mujeres no sÉ si entre admiraciÓn o envidia. >> amor por colombia. >> estoy de acuerdo. la verdad que sÍ estÁ divina y está promocionando el nuevo video... mÁs bien es el comercial de su nuevo perfume y se ven las imÁgenes supersensuales. mejor admÍrala. eso fue del video. >> mÁs sensual que eso? >> no hay! [risas] >> mÁs sensual que eso. si los hombres se van a poner asÍ, me voy a comprar el perfume de shakira! >> blÉ qué es lo que le pone niurka marcos? >> el de feromona, papÁ. [risas] >> se ve espectacular y ojalÁ que le vaya muy bien con su perfume. >> nomÁs que no le acerquen a arnold... porque ese hace de las suyas. >> y fÍjate que regresa a la pantalla grande ahora con una pelÍcula de vaqueros. ya ves q

royce for holding this thing. in picking up sort of what mr. was left off, i mean, the inherent instability that has long dominated somalia as a failed state has spillover effects that certainly affect the united states, national security, shipping, the shipping lanes off the gulf of aden, and i think are of deep concern. i'm particularly interest in this hearing intended use of our panelists on the piracy aspect of this instability of there are lots of aspects, but we are seeing pirates who are more emboldened. it's a cash business. they are more and more successful in ransoming numerous ships. that is a critical shipping link that simply has to be secured. and in american history going back to thomas jefferson, we've always had an interest in that part of the world and putting an end to piracy. he we are over 200 years later doing with something similar. so i be interested in hearing what you think our options are or should be and what steps we can take to further enhance our capability to deter piracy in that part of the world. thank you, mr

that you can donate loko royce could. be left on the market known food waste. and then you'd have a blast if you lived here i'm. never you come out wow counts. so on those as if to shame we don't live here with all the shit on the lows for this country to. get on that milk if we lived here we left and we saw all that trash about allowed you to get in trouble when i put on one well let's save it for when i would look at home and know it was my gift to you see my car. well if it stops so people can cross. this is my ferry favorite music. treaty is something that. when you look at the current agreements. it's. well it's good for. us we resign. but we hope to resign. this will take home. this is just restrict. it's to. them why they throwing this away. about. this should be recycled. and it doesn't matter if it's big or small. this should be recycled. after me so this doesn't get recycled here. and here's the technology but no precision. no precision. in the stuff that gets moved this thing works with me that's nice my brother come up with another one that has only

i happen to meet congressman ed royce. i am not much of a liar, and i admit and then i was in nancy pelosi's district. they were telling me a whole bunch of things, including talking about this project. they were very much against it and they will do everything possible to embarrass pelosi. as far as i heard, nancy, i really like her a lot. i heard she is neutral on this project. the only reason she is for it is because local politicians are for it. i would appreciate, that whenever action is taken by this board, will not embarrass her. aside from this, i heard from the republican that they believe this is a boondoggle, and they are born to take advantage of it. that is all i will say. commissioner mirkarimi: any other public comment? >> since the question on the impact on chinatown came up, i think i should say a few things. if i really thought this was a major benefit to chinatown, i would be for this. when i first heard about the subway, why not? it is the best place. unfortunately, the concept has been ruined. let me g

i don't know if you were able to hear both nancy pelosi and ed royce.seems to me there is at least the possibility that the middle will come together. . >> i think that is the sense that you get in washington. earlier this week when we were talking with david pluf you were there and he knew. he was asked, you're raising expectations that something will come together. and he wouldn't back off. i think if erg was hear from white house aides and even from the hill the top republicans on the hill is they want a deal. if they want a deal, they can make one happen. >> mitt romney of course issued a statement on the jobs report. he said today's abysmal jobs report confirms what we all know that president obama has failed to get this economy moving again with their cavalier attitude about the economy. he's been acting quite the front runner mitt romney taking the risk of going overseas, that's not always popular with americans. going to london this week actually you can see him coming out of downing street. he met with the prime minister yesterday at downing st

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club all eyes on michael royce the twenty two year old goes for the second gold naija in a ride. on from moscow to sochi we have the latest from along the frog in russia. but first at the corporate america chile made sure they qualify for the quarter finals by finishing top of their green after a one zero win over peru both teams were reduced to ten men produce kimono and cheese balls your both getting a red card in the second half. of the scenes there but the game was decided eventually by known goal in stoppage time that i could be low turning it into his own net after a corner one nil finished chile. i'm back to feet means perri finished third in the group that i also qualify for the quarterfinals along with europe while he finished second with one of the feet that makes ek pled out with the goal to set up a quarter final clash with argentina. meanwhile the pre-season is underway at the year's big clubs of barcelona rionda do it and manchester united in america for the world football challenge for united it is the start of a new era in their midfield after paul scholes retired

royce. mr. royce: i'll only take a minute here to close, but i'm i'm for research and science and scientific research where we can drive progress in the united states, but as i shared with you earlier, i'm a former capital projects manager and one of the things you learn is to identify those projects which have some ability to have a return on investment. when you run into a project which is not only on the face of it, uneconomical, but one which is hazardous and on top of that, you see a listing of all the ways in which you would extract energy at much less cost than you would ever get to this and it would be the very last resort on the list, you would not keep that on your list of capital projects to entertain. i can tell you this. if you were constricted in your budget, especially if you are borrowing 40% on your dollar in your budget, would you take this off the list of capital projects you would commit to. i would commit to you, it is only logical that we pass this amendment and we incremen

the royce a twenty two year old goes for his second gulf. go to sochi read the latest on the longest rally in russia. first america a year ago i have set up a court of fine with argentina. when. you go to school. early in the first half taking up the rebound from diego for loans for a kid and i couldn't be more for your wife to be fair full on clipping the post minutes later. and in the second half they struck the woodwork think this time nicholas go ahead oh hitting me up. well it makes the case thought i had equalised i relate but death was ruled out was ruled offside and to his side means you are going to play argentina in the last day. until you make sure they qualified for the finals by finishing top of a group after one year when over three teams very reduced to ten men at least kimono and chillies boys you'll both getting a red card in the second half and the gang was decided by nine goals in stoppage time and three carrillo turning it into. the three briefly stood in the group but they will say qualify for the quarter final. meanwhil

teachable moment whether cartwright of seventy the very definition of consistency at royce which is the forty two year old finally reason the last name for a jug of the twenty attempts as of. last night he's going to trash the same thinking gene apis morning. i'm playing at least a few boys the boys both you know so it's just been fantastic but you know. a couple texan tiger last night as well as just fantastic. true enough to do so very good chris kirk also with a golfing weekend to remember the p.g.a. tour rookie claiming his first professional title at the viking classic a twenty six year old also tying a tournaments record finishing twenty two under par for a one stroke victory the rookie sensation started the day with a one shot lead but did card to bogey's in the final round whoever those missiles were compensated by the rays on the day including during the set a short cut for car meaning kirk would see off george mikan elance on bernie's jr by a solitary shot the american becoming the fifth newcomer to win a title this season only the second time that's happened since one thousan

finishing far which seem to be common whether cartwright of seventy the very definition of consistency at royce which is the forty two year old finally raising a lot of pain for a jog up to twenty attempts as of. last night. he's going to actually ask the same thing. and paragraphs and stuff so the boys the boys both know so it's just been fantastic but you know. a couple texting tiger last night was just fantastic was brilliant telling me what to do and more true enough to do so very good chris kirk also with a golfing weekend to remember the p.g.a. tour rookie claiming his first professional title at the viking classic the twenty six year old also tying a tournaments record finishing twenty two under par for a one stroke victory the rookie sensation started the day with a one shot lead but did card two bogeys in the final round however those mishaps were compensated by rains on the day including during the seventeenth a short putt for par meaning kirk would see of george mcneil and tom bernese jr by a solitary shot the american becoming the fifth newcomer to win a title this season only the s

and then see the the ruling class the political class the big banking class drive around it rolls royces and wire around in private jets and britain it's the same story but it gets even more complicated i mean just today people are exposing the newspapers that the trade union leaders themselves are in ing about two hundred fifty thousand u.s. dollars each from taxpayers' money to be trade union leaders so there's generalized confusion people are getting angrier and angrier and for me the only way i see a way out of this is for people to start going to moving. away from governments and so i think up their own volunteer organizations are starting to be optimistic themselves charlie you said at the beginning of this interview that the protests that you cited today were very british very civilized and polite not a lot of arrests what's next i mean people continue to take to the streets this is something that does not seem to me at least to be changing. so as i know this was sort of a one day organized protest the will this continue. i'm i actually don't know the answer to that one you're abs

prince royce, aarÓn dÍaz y larry hernÁndez tambiÉn estÁn fla lista y lorena herrera encabeza la lista portada de ola que capÓo las imÁgenes demuestran que siguen juntos. >>> y se lanzÓ como cantante en repÚblica dominicana la ex miss universo dennis quiÑonez de la mano de... que nos dio el adelanto, ella se declarÓ en contra de la censura en contra de renÉ perez por algunas de sus canciones. >>> yo siempre he sido admi admirodora de su trabajo, de su mÚsica, pero sÍ entiendo que hay cosas que son fuerte que tal vez, niÑos pequeÑos si lo van a escuchar debe ser con supervisiÓn de adulto. >>> sobre su faceta como cantante revelÓ que finalmente pudo hacer realidad otro de sus sueÑos. estÁ feliz el actor y presentador mexicano ernesto la guardia por el reto de conducir el nuevo programa de univision y esto nos comentÓ des los Ángeles quÉ tal. >>> se llama protagonista, es un reality donde habrÁ 40 camaras en una casa donde vivirÁn 12 talentos en canto, baile actuaciÓn y habilidades serÁ un programa de verdad maravilloso porque de verdad puede demostrar que latinos en este paÍs la hacemos,

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i don't have to drive around in a tinted rolls-royce. i'm proud of that.o make a lot of money. i want to make it honestly. it sets you free. you can tell somebody -- when they are coming at you saying we are going to pay this. i have walked away from shows where they are not treating the crew right. they don't have dressing rooms for the girls. they think you ought to be privileged to be on the show. i sago [ bleep ] yourself. have fun. >> money brings you that power, doesn't it? >> yeah. >> do you feel guilty about the money you have? you go back to detroit and see so many jobless? do you feel you put enough money into the city? >> it's a weird thing. it's the people with so little. then, you know, you try to figure how can i divvy it up? it comes to a point where you can't. you have to give people the tools. i won't loan people money anymore. i have had friends where they are like, i'm an electrician i'm like learn how to be a master electrician. >> what is the most extravagant thing you have ever bought? >> a 19 -- original 1930 cadillac. >> how much wa

royce of california. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. royce: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, this amendment would decrease the allocation of the department of science and the department of energy budget by $10 million and let me give you an example of what $10 million is used for by way of example in this department. there's $10 million for appropriating money to methane hydrate research and development. now, i was once a capital projects manager and i understand, members, i understand the impulse to invest in technologies that are going to have a payback, that are going to provide a return but to do that not only do you have to be able to figure out whether or not it's possible to get that payback, it has to be a viable alternative when compared against other competing alternatives. and that's what i want to speak to here. the government here in the u.s. has already spent $155 million on research and development commercialization for this technology, for methane hydrate, over the last five years. taxpayers do not need to subsidize the gas hydrate industry to fi

they were young to be driving mercedes or rolls royce vehicles and confine sailboats. they were fond of fur coats and gold jewelry. they stuck out. in miami they could blend in a little bit. when they came home to south carolina they stuck out like a sore thumb. the day the indictments were unsealed king pins were across the world hiding. number of smugglers were rounded up. the big guys could not be found. it took months or years to find some of them tracking them to australia or california or colorado. the men hunts were intensive and relied on the testimony of former friends to find these men. the trial lasted a couple weeks at a time but stretched over a period of years. many king pins could not be found when the trial started but the evidence was building up against them as more of their business partners testified against them. when they were caught the case went to trial. kingpin is a formal term and a statute requires ten years in prison. at a minimum they receive ten years. some received 25. one receive 40 years and he died in prison. because of a possibility

precincts, sons, royce, kind of like engine droned or any other city. it is as if there is something in our mind, a blueprint. and what happens, what is the glue that holds them together? for the ends the clue is genetic religion. that is absolutely clear. and perhaps the best expression of the way that commonly works was given to us by plato to adapt thousand years ago when he wrote his republic. he said, you know, and the idea society there is no difference between mine and mine. that is exactly the case. there is no difference between the individual as opposed to the interests of the collective. now for all of the great works, we have never been able to create the system in human societies. we are willful, selfish upright apes. we have a sense of ourselves and what is important to us. severe glue that holds our super organisms together. there are two fundamental glue's holding our civilization's together. one of them was identified by adam smith when he talked about the division of labor. the benefits of specialization and labor are so enormous that

we were looking for in order -- greg kendyl, mason baylor, royce grob, shannon "buggy" davis, chad frankel zipper. we thought you had a shot at gary zipper. >> steve: gary zipper! [ clapping ] gary zipper! [ clapping ] gary zipper! [ clapping ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, that's all the time we have here on "name that guy." guys, why don't you come back over here for a sec here. you all finished tied for last place with zero points. you all missed out on the grand price of $15,000. but, we do have consolation prizes. higgins, what will they be taking home? >> steve: well, jimmy, they'll each be getting a t-shirt emblazoned with the name of the guy they failed to correctly identify. wear your shame in style. ♪ jimmy [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very, very good. very good. thank you for bringing those shirts. how you doing? >> you don't even want to know about it. >> jimmy: okay. [ laughter ] hey, enjoy your prizes, you guys. we'll be right back with morgan freeman. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ depression is a serious medical condition. i feel like i have to wind myself up to deal with th

crash investigator tim royce tells them it was an unusual series of events, and russ' cool-headed maneuveringaved their lives. and luck, i would say. >> yeah. >> quite a bit of luck involves. "the indestructibles" premieres tomorrow night sunday july 10th on the national geographic channel. i'll be checking it out. >> yeah, those are incredible stories. >> really. >> speaking of indestructibles, our own little indestructible coming up on "gma." bianna golodryga risking life and limb learning how to play polo in order to cover the royal polo match later today. keep it here. polo match later today. keep it here. smoky eyes look amazing. but creating them? that's a whole different story. almay intense i-color smoky-i kit. first, sweep the smoky-i color across your lid. then, add the crease accentuating shade... and a highlight under your brow. only from almay. only for me. vo:...and so is the bacon... cheddar ranch tendercrisp at burger king. crispy bacon, rich cheddar cheese and creamy ranch dressing. not even the end of the world will make you put it down. get it before it's gone. and see "tra

also a little young to be driving rolls royce vehicles and owning some of the finest sailboats in the world. a few of them were fond of wearing fur coats and gold o jewelry. they stuck out. but in places like miami that was awash with drug smugglers, they could blend in a little bit. but when they came home to south carolina, they stuck out like a sore thumb. kingpins were all across the world hiding. a number of smugglers were rounded up, but the big guys could not be found. they tracked them down to australia, new york city, la jolla, california, and denver, colorado. the manhunts were intensive and relied on the testimony of former friends to find these men. the trials also lasted for a couple weeks at a time but stretched over a period of years. many be of the kingpins could not be found when the initial trial started, but the evidence at home was building up against them as more and more of their former business partners testified against them and evidence was presented of the crimes committed. by the time they were finally caught, few of the kingpins' cases went to trial. kick p

i don't have to drive around in a tintd rolls-royce and get out in hotels and hide from people.e a lot of money. i want to make it honest. i want to make a lot because it kind of sets you free in a weird way where you can tell somebody. you know, we're going to pay you this. you're not treating people right. i've walked away from shows not treating the crew people right, and they don't have dressing rooms for the girls and just some water and they think you ought to be privileged to be on the show. i'm like go bleep bleep yourself, i'm going home. have a fun show. >> money brings you that power, doesn't it in. >> kind of does, yeah. >> do you ever feel guilty about the money that you have? you go back to detroit and see so many people jobless and having no money. do you feel guilty, or do you feel you put enough back into that city? >> sometimes it's a weird thing to have so much and see other people with so little, and then, you know, you try to figure out, how can i divvy it up between the people i love and it comes to this point where you've got to give the people the tools.

royce of california. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. a sufficient number having arisen, -- those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are 136. the nays are 291. the amendment is not agreed to. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 43 printed in the congressional record and offered by the gentleman from georgia, mr. broun, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 43 printe

royce back who chaired the subcommittee at some point in the past and has maintained a strong interest as have congressman smith. and so it's a pleasure to be here at this very important hearing. unfortunately, i will have to leave a few minutes before ii. -- 2:00. i've been invited to be a part of the presidential delegation that will celebrate the new state of south sudan and must leave in a hour or so to juba to be a part of that great achievement. but i will stay as long as i can. i certainly look forward to your insights and challenges facing somalia. and the united states and the root causes of these challenges. let me also say that i really commend our witnesses, all of whom have extinguished backgrounds with dealing with somalia and other difficult places in the world. especially the honorable donald mota who has spent so much time in the area and has been responsible for so many achievements that we've seen in the very troubled parts of the world where he has served. i've had a long history of engagement with somalia. my most recent trip in april of 2009 gained international a

also talking about the intellectual horizon not only, again, on american intellectual horizons like royce we're also talking about du bois' wide range of reading. and really, really important, i think profoundly engagement, his engage with this 19th century german debate. >> would he be surprised that in 2008 a black president was elected to the u.s.? >> that's interesting. probably as much as anyone, yeah. i think, i think. i was surprised, i think lots of people were surprised when obama was elected. i think that part of the reason that du bois left the united states for ghana was his pessimism about race relations in the united states. so given that pessimism, i think if you, that if you'd asked du bois, you know, in the first caid of our century -- decade of our century would we have an african-american president, i mean -- remember, du bois dies even before 1964, before the fair housing act of '68. he hadn't seen any of that. he hadn't seen the end of jim crow. so for him even to imagine the possibility of -- for him to imagine the possibility of an african-american president, i thin

y ahora hay una diversidad dentro del disco de salsa, con Álex cuba, con prince royce que canta muy bieny por eso nos trae ingrid esta receta resfrescante. quÉ vamos a preparar? una rica sopa y un rico ceviche! puedes repetir tu tip de belleza. >> bueno. aquÍ vamos a empezar a hacer el ceviche que es pardo. lo que hice fue marinarlo 30 minutos en limÓn. yo nunca boto este limÓn que es el que se llama leche de tigre. vamos a empezar a poner todos los sabores. este tipo de comida es ideal para el calor, nutritiva y no engorda mucho. cebolla roja, leche de coco. quiero decir esto no es tu tÍpico ceviche tradicional. esto es un ceviche inventado por mÍ, tropical. mi versiÓn. uno se cansa de comer siempre lo mismo y esta es la alternativa, jalapeÑos que nunca pueden faltar en mi comida. nos da el sabor. uvas pasas! >> me encantan! >> ley coco tostado. voy a guardar para el final. aquÍ es donde vienen los sabores y las hierbas frescas que siempre estoy diciendo, aÑade sabor sin calorÍas. orÉgano fresco. y ademÁs es el aroma y el sabor que le da a la comida. y un poco de sal y pimienta. tropica

yo lo que quiero er es el nÚmero de prince royce y daddy yankee.darla porque es sobre todo el personaje con telesa. es Única. y lo hace especial a pequeÑos gigantes. perdÓn que me tome el tiempo pero yo disfruto, los mÁs inocentes que hay en el mundo sono los mismos niÑos y valeria no tiene ningÚn compromiso de nada. voltea a ver pequeÑos gigantes y se sienta a ver pequeÑos gigantes. >> yo que estuve enfermo y descansando. me sacaron una sonrisa y el domingo cuando estuvo yuri interpretando la canciÓn... >> mÁs adelante vamos a recordar ese momento de telesa. >> tranquilo, teleso, tranquilo que vamos a las noticias. >> a ustedes tambiÉn les encanta pequeÑos gigantes. >> a los que tenemos hijos. >> y a los que no tenemos hijos tambiÉn. [risas] >> asÍ me gusta. son tan pero tan ocurrentes los niÑos. >> una maravilla de programa. una pareja indocumentada deportada a mÉxico pudieron reunirse con sus hijas gracias a uno de los avances de internet que estÁ revolucionando el mundo. >> pasamos con marÍa antonieta collins. >> gracias, desde mÉxico. de acÁ a

under which it happened, but basically, it would no longer have this top level, gold plated, rolls roycethe u.s. to borrow money in the markets at the lowest possible price. it wouldn't be a catastrophe. the world wouldn't stop turning on its axis. i think it would have a deep psychological access on the american psyche. when you consider the u.s. aaa has been there since 1917 and it has the deepest and the most important markets in the world, not to enjoy the highest level of value would certainly be a down side. >> it survived all those years, including a great depression. a lot of recessions, world wars. and it still has that aaa rating. when could this happen, richard, that the u.s. might -- and it's still a big might. when could it snap. >> you have two things to bear in mind. the first is obviously if there is a default. if there is a default or anything even approaching a structural default then, you know, kiss goodbye to the aaa. that is just a -- you can take that one to the bank basically. if they do cobble together a deal and they do raise the debt ceiling, it becomes far more

." ♪ >>> premios juventud promete ser el mejor de todos, ricky martin, romeo santos, prince royce, nataliaos toman. >>> quieren tomar decisiones por cuenta propia, y no se dan cuenta, y no aceptan los consejos. >>> eso lo ve uno ahora. pero en el momento se vuelve rebelde. >>> las hormonas se aceleran. (risas) >>> terrible. >>> la voz de cantinflas. >>> y le gusta el famoso platillo pescado frito? >>> me fascina. >>> pero en inglaterra han roto un roto un rÉcord por hacer el pescado mÁs grande, y este pescado pesÓ 45 kilos, imagÍnate. y rompiÓ el rÉcord. >>> y todo lo que sabe frito es rico. >>> todo lo bueno engorda, o es venen veneno. >>> y le faltÓ un toque de vinagre. >>> y a quiÉn le gustan los hot d dog... >>> a mÍ. >>> bueno, esta noticia, resulta que saliÓ otro, uno que se comio todos los perros calientes con esto del 4 de julio. se llama kobayasi. >>> ¿cuÁntos se comiÓ? >>> 69 en 10 minutos. siempre su nombre aparece en todos lados. >>> rompiÓ el rÉcord. >>> y hacer estÁbamos hablando de que tienen una tÉcnica... >>> quÉ horror. >>> mira. >>> no debe comer durante todo el aÑo. >>>

look at that, rolls royce. fans having sympathy for the players?been the battle for the players. they need to win the media sper sepgs game. the hearts of the fans. right now, the perception of the players are they are being paid a lot. they enjoy a luxurious lifest e lifestyle. and most fans can't relate to the lifestyle the nba player is leading. however, on the other side of the table, you have to say that the nba player who is producing out on the floor, bringing the ratings to the game, you know, both sides of the argument that could be explained. however, the fan probably won't sympathize with the owner or the player in these tough economic times. >> i think if you're a fan of basketball, look, you love the nba, you love going to games, you know that this has been a huge, huge season. awesome playoffs, all the way through the games. ratings were up, buzz was up. but are both sides getting ready to be willing to throw the momentum away? >> it appears that has happened. the relation problems that will continue to occur during this lockout, the

ensayos estuvo buenÍsimo y hoy se espera a muchos artistas mÁs como chino y nacho, gerardo ortiz, prince royceue vamos a estar conversando mÁs adelante. tres veces mÁs caluroso las temperaturas en los autos en temporada de verano, evite los accidentes fatales, aquÍ les decimos quÉ es lo que tienen que hacer en caso de que los hijos se queden atrapados en un vehÍculo. >> continÚa el reto de alejandro chabÁn y una ¿te acuerdas cómo nos conocimos? ¿cómo olvidarlo? aaay, de todos los coches del lote, tú eras el más bonito. sí, la verdad es que sí. conmigo eras feliz. siiii, más o menillos. ¿eh? siempre te he tratado muy bien. te saco a pasear, te mantengo limpio... ahí está el detalle, si tanto te interesara la limpieza, no irías a ponerme cualquler gasolina. ¿gasolina? ¿y eso qué tiene que ver? ooohhh... [ locutor ] tu auto hace mucho por ti. cuídalo. chevron con techron. cuídalo siempre. cuando se trata de limpieza, lo que importa es lo de afuera. ¿ah, sí? cuando se trata de limpieza, lo que importa es lo de afuera. hola papás. este año será un llevaré a mis alumnos al mundo del conocimiento y v

i don't think there's a member of congress that was home in the royce -- you know what i like? i like high energy prices. nobody said that. they went home and said, we're doing everything we can. they're not doing everything they can. the u.s. senate is not doing a single thing to help this along. and the administration is doing everything they can to make sure our energy prices go up. we do have an easy answer. the american entrepreneurs, american energy companies and basically small businesses. in my district, heavily dependent on agriculture but the second largest industry is the oil and gas industry. we must continue to encourage them and move forward. we'll do that. i appreciate the opportunity to have it about this tonight. it's something i'm passionate about. the people in this house working for it, we cannot be blamed for high energy prices in the future because we're doing what we can today. i yield back my time. thank you for the opportunity. mr. duncan: i thank you -- thank the gentleman from texas. secretary of energy steven chu before he was nominated to be secreta

royce back. he has maintained a strong interest, as has congressman smith. it is a pleasure to be here at this very important hearing. unfortunately, i would have to leave a few minutes before 2:00. i have been invited to be part of the presidential delegation that will celebrate the new state of south sudan and must believe in an hour or so to be part of that great achievement. but i will stay as long as i can and i certainly look forward to your insights and -- insights on challenges facing somalia. how can the united states best address the root causes of these challenges? let me also say that i commend our witnesses, all of whom have distinguished backgrounds in dealing with somalia and other difficulties places in the world, especially the honorable donald to yamamoto -- donald yamamoto, who has been so much time in the area and been responsible for many of the achievements we have seen in the very troubled parts of the world where he has served. i have a long history of engagement with somalia. my most recent trip to mogadishu of in april, 2009, gained

y tambiÉn el tema de daddy yankee con prince royce.Ía con otro puede ponerse en los zapatos del de enfrente. y puedo llegar a pensar y sentir. me parece terrible. lo Único que espero es que dios la juzgue que ya la estÁ juzgando porque creo infinitamente en dioscomo debe de ser. >> esta mujer aparentemente fue abusada posu padre, se habla de incesto, una familia disfuncional. ahÍ viene el origen de todo. >> lo que habla adriana de la empatÍa y el ser humanonace propenzo a la empatÍa, es una parte del cerebro. cuando los niÑos son bebÉs ven llorar a otro empiezan a llorar. y al aÑo empiezan a consolar al otro y mÁs adelante tratan de darle un juguete como a los tres os. pero tambiÉn tiene que ver con la educaciÓn familiar. entonces, yo creo tambiÉn como adana que tiene algÚn tipo de sociopatÍa, aunque yo mi hija se me desaparece y no sÉ... se me desaparece y la mato! [risas] >> tiene la manÍa de esconderse y estÁ en la edad! >> la mÍa lo hacía tambiÉn. >> pero yo la tengo apergolladÍsima. >> con ese seguro que no te apartes ni medio met

fanÁticos podÍan estar cerca de daddy yankee, fue increÍble cÓmo se pusieron a bailar todos, prince royceo. >> yo veÍa la parte baja del escenario completamente vacÍa, y cuando empieza el musical, y empiezan a entrar corriendo, en vivo se veÍa algo que uno decía guau... la energÍa se transmitÍa. >> y la energÍa de los presentadores. >> ahÍ estÁ flex desde las alturas era nuestro dj que ponÍa nuestra toque musical. >> nos fuimos a la playa tambiÉn, nos fuimos de party con joey montana y se encendiÓ el escenario de premios juventud. ahÍ por mundo bailo, todo el mundo disfrutÓ y era la idea. lo disfrutamos de principio a fin. >> todo el mundo con sus lentes de sol, era la premisa. >> estaban atrÁs en la pantalla los videos. estamos viendo a pitbull, para mÍ fue uno de los momentos increÍbles, era impresionante, como todo el mundo casi se volteaba arriba, me encantÓ este espectÁculo. pitbull se botÓ. >> quÉ escenario. fue maravilloso. el Ídolo de multitudes, ricky martin, le hace entrega a uno de los mÁximos representantes de los latinos en el cine, la actuaciÓn, la producción, antonio bander

rupert murdoch phoned four editors of papers in britain before electoral election to endorse royce johnson i think i do something rupert murdoch intervened -- >> you had to use, all the pr companies in planet earth you had to use one connected to murdoch. >> a very good one. we got 21 million pounds of investment from china in the first year after. >> how far does this, boris johnson talked about this nexus. how far does it go? this fellow alex working for "the news of the world". was a translator. scotland yard at the same time. neil wallace's daughter apparently and so on so on how far does it go? >> this is something i don't know. something various different inquiries launched will have to get to the bottom of. one thing that is clear there was culture this was normal. wasn't just a few bad apples doing bad things. if i had had been some ways we would be left worrying. actually a culture this seemed fine, people good people and good police officers thought it was normal to have lunch with a journalist and take a little bit of a -- >> that was wrong. >> that was wrong. you have to root o

royce for one minute. >> thank you, madam chair. look, according to the new york times two weeks ago they say new york state would take lenders 62 years of the current pace to repossess the 213,000 houses now and severe defaults or foreclosure. in new jersey they say it would take 49 years. you know, economists often argue that a cinco clearly defined set of rules would be part of the solution to effective regulation and certainly to clearing the market. i think it is no wonder that the housing market continues to sputter. and i think we add to the problem given the hodgepodge of statutes and rules, none of which are the same, by the way. but we have -- we have 50 state laws, local ordinances, federal regulations, state regulations, court rulings, enforcement actions, fha requirements, requirements, rural housing service requirements, the fannie mae standards and the freddie mac standards. so at a minimum the lack of a cinco clearly defined set of rules has added to the confusion, delayed much of the market from clearing, disgraced

chairman royce. >> yes. let me ask a quick question to mr. bullard.you view the assertions as overstated in terms of the threat of a european debt problem reaching the point where it impacts money market funds here in the united states. in your report. could you, could you walk us through that in terms of -- i might agree with you, but i just want to hear your thoughts on that. you think it's overstated, and there isn't that amount of debt in the money market fund system. >> um, what is misleading about the representations we've been seeing this week is the characterization of those holdings that simply european bank exposure. if you look at 2a7 and the nature of the instruments that they would be allowed to hold, they would be, essentially, is safest, shortest term obligations issued by those banks. i think part of it is driven by a cheaf fistic attitude driven by anything offshore, repeatedly making assertions about the quality of money market fund assets with respect to european banks while statement their banks hold long-term obligations of those

un beso mucha suerte. >> seguimos contigo pamela. >> muchas gracias pamela y felicidades a prince royce mundo para que vuelva a caminar. >> y visitamos un cementerio donde la prosperidad y la buena suerte estÁn garantizadas desde el mÁs alla. >> los ganchos metÁlicos atraviesan el cuerpo de estos faquirs modernos que convierten un aficionado se salÓ de una cÍda mortal al quedar colgando de una tribuna cuando intentaba atrapar una pelota durante el derby de jonrones de las grandes ligas que se juÓ en phoenix, arizona.que tal, les habla ilia caldeÓn llegan a buenos aires los restos del cantautor argentino facundo cabral y en guatemala se anuncia la detencion de dos sospechosos vinculados al asesinato del artia.el presidente aÁn garÍa acelera su gestÓn para inaugurar obras que estuvieron inconclusas a escasas dos semanas de entregar su mandato a ollanta humala.y tendremos las mejores jugadas, los goles y los resultados de otra jornada de la copa aÉrica que se juega en argentina.mas esta noche ... . >> a continuación el programa de noticias más visto de california . >> buenas noches . >> gr