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dijo que para obtener un pasaporte primero debe hacerse una cita el sistema de citas imp- lementado desdede julio lo que busca precisamente es mayor orden en el servicio de pasaportes y lo que busca es que previamente tengamos la oportunidad de chequear la documentacion de las personas. para algunos el problema es la organizacion nosotros teníamos una cita ala una y media y que podíamos hacer, entonces ellos nos dijeron que solamente teníamos que esperar y que ellos nos iban a llamar y ahorita nos salen de que tenemos que hacer linea y pedir numero. lo que veo yo es que hay una desorganización acá. la titular del consulado reconocio que se puede mejorar el servicio y pide a los usuarios informarse sobre los requisitos para la obtencion de un pasaporte y tomar en cuenta el nombre de l funcionario que le atiende para corregir futuros errores. en washington, alfredo miranda, univision. una denuncia de trabajadores de construcciÓn del Área de lorton en virginia destapa el amplio tema de derechos de los trabajadores... silvana quiroz nos amplia.. trabajadores de construcciÓn que fueron contram

. >> we have a lot of special occasion ware, an imp coat. it's $42. >> reporter: the deals don't stop there. at the surprise shop, you can literally find everything from clothing from men to children. >> a lot of cold water creek, a lot of talbot. these are brand-new cole hann shoes. we have jay jill, a ton of thal bots, gap -- talbot's. >> reporter: and a lot of those are flying out the door. >> i find at christmas a bigger crowd coming in, looking at the decorations because lights are so expensive. we have people coming in saying they by surprise gifts. we get lots of surprise gifts. >> reporter: if you're planning a christmas wedding, the surprise shop is where you need to be. all these brand-new wedding gowns are going for $99. this year, they along with many others are hoping that the registers keep ringing. >> the great things about consignment, if you buy it here, especially a holiday outfid fit -- outfit, you bring it here. >> reporter: reporting for abc2 news. >>> check that store out, jamie, a good idea for the holidays. 53 degrees

my occupy wall street viewers saying good because the lack of standards is what led to the imploak imp>> it was a combination of the federal reserve printing too much money. led to a bubble in the residential real estate market and sub prime houseing that was generated by a long-term government policy that goes all the way back to lyndon johnson trying to raise home ownership above what is called the national market rate. >> john: and fannie and freddie. >> it was government policy and housing that caused the crisis. >> 90% of the banks in this country are less than a billion dollars. it is the small guys that have 37 employees and less than a billion dollars of assets where you two down and look the guy eye to eye than the ones that -- very simple process. small banks give small loans to small young companies and out of that group of things are the job producers. >> john: and you didn't intend to be. you were at harvard law school. you didn't intend to be an entrepreneur. what happened? >> i spent one summer as an intern at a law firm and i said i'm going to go crazy doing this and my

my occupy wall street viewers saying good because the lack of standards is what led to the imploak imp the federal reserve printing too much money. led to a bubble in the residential real estate market and sub prime houseing that was generated by a long-term government policy that goes all the way back to lyndon johnson trying to raise home ownership above what is called the national market rate. >> john: and fannie and freddie. >> it was government policy and housing that caused the crisis. >> 90% of the banks in this country are less than a billion dollars. it is the small guys that have 37 employees and less than a billion dollars of assets where you two down and look the guy eye to eye than the ones that -- very simple process. small banks give small loans to small young companies and out of that group of things are the job producers. >> john: and you didn't intend to be. you were at harvard law school. you didn't intend to be an entrepreneur. what happened? >> i spent one summer as an intern at a law firm and i said i'm going to go crazy doing this and my favorite toy growing up w

you're probably too imp competent to be the president of the united states. what kicks him out of the race is he's sexually harassing women. which isn't a good thing, not on any level. but it's the only time he's looked presidential. >> let's just -- let's turn to mitt romney and newt gingrich. >> we have to. do we have to? >> only to examine being accused of being too zany. this is certainly an appropriate question for you, lewis, is being zany a criteria for not being taken seriously as a president? >> zany is not a word i would use for newt gingrich. zany is like something you would say about a cartoon. newt gingrich is real. to say that, like saying that the palestinian people aren't really a people, that's not a zayn thing to say. that's a, oh, mildly psychotic thing to say in the midst of all the politics we live through on a daily basis. and also my question that i wonder about because it dawned on me while i was -- you know, this morning, the people were upset because how can we have a president whose name is obama? what kind of name is that? what kin

. >> but before one spoonful of mud is dredged, the army corps has to study in peer review all the imp cases, the environmental impact, shoreline and channel dynamics, saltwater intrusion of the rivers, oxygen content of the waters and its effect on fish. that could take up to eight years. >> we need to move as quickly as wwe can and be as thorough as we can. >> to state officials it makes no sense. charleston just went through the whole process a few years ago to add 5 feet to the harbor's depth. why spend all the time and money all over again? >> we believe the process can be done faster. that's the operative message. we need to move as long as fast as we can or the region will suffer. >> the other problem is funding. there was no money in the president's 2012 budget to study the port's deepening, so lindsey graham cut a deal to put more money in the omnibus spending bill. >> we're a red state in south carolina. it's no accident we weren't in obama's budget. >> south carolina officials complain that the administration has dropped the ball on improving america's export capacity, parti

imp just sick and tired. but guess what? i'm gonna be right with him. i'm going to be in [ bleep ] prison with him. >> prison officials, however, do not have the power to make an arrest. >> state police are en route to the facility right now. their supervisor will make a decision on the arrest. if she is not arrested today though, i will get with my prosecutor so we can pick her up next week sometime. but i'd rather see her go to jail today. >> we just got [ bleep ]. that's all that is. >> but brandy will get one break today. because the smuggling charge is only a misdemeanor, the state troopers have decided to not make an immediate arrest. but whelan will still pursue the matter. >> we'll seek a warrant for her arrest for misdemeanor trafficking. she's going to be escorted off grounds now. >> i feel better. i get to go smoke a cigarette. i'm cool. i'm going to jail. ain't nothing i've never done before. >> she'll never be able to visit indiana department of corrections facility ever again. >>> coming up next on "lockup: extended stay," the contraband i

asked for comment, the republican county chairman where ruth lives says his party, quote, applauds the imp lem take of the law. the aclu filed suit against the state of wisconsin in federal court with ruth al frank one of several named plaintiffs who say they're being charged in unconstitutional poll taxes in wisconsin. governor scott walker is among the named defendants. nationwide, after republicans took over so many state legislatures in last year's elections, they spent this year looking for ways to solidify those gains maybe. including making it harder to cast a ballot. whenever you cut the time for absentee voting or early voting, whenever you make it difficult to register to vote for block people from voting unless they show documentation they never had to show before and not everybody in the state has, the people most affected by rule changes like that tend to be the poor, elderly, students, minorities, the same people who tend to vote democratic. the same ones entrenched republican officials in these republican-controlled states would rather not see at the polls on election day. t

perpetrator because from an ecological world view, if we're co-creators, all connected, then we'll all imp kateed; right? on come police sit in whan -- copolice sit in whatever is happening. there's the tea party blaming obama, and republicans blaming democrats. from an ecological view, we're all responsible and all part of the solution or not. the conditions that bring out the worst in us are clear. if we figure out that, if we have a clue, then that, to me is liberation. we have some direction on what to do and create conditions that bring out the best in us, and we have something real to stand on and grounded in a great deal of reflection and what to learn about our species, so that is why i -- oh, and by the way, i was doing spiral in the sky because as we then begin to recognize we're both, we begin to think what's the conditions that bring out the best in us, and we start to create those, then we realize that we can have -- we can come together in real deliberation, we can come together in problem solving. we can create a government responsible to us because we know how to remove the

i mean, all these little imps of distraction coming up from my unconscious, twirling themselves around the text, interrupting--i don't have it. i don't have the concentration anymore. and i--i mourned that and i wanted to regain it. and i also thought, 'if i read these--of--a selection of books like this, they're very, very powerful works, many radical works in the sense of pulling at the roots of things.' and i thought, 'i will come into confrontation with myself in some way that i need.' that was--thos--that was the impulse. c-span: max and tommy? >> guest: max and tommy, my sons, 13 and--and nine; and also poised on the edge of this culture. and i--i've--i've writ--since writ--finishing this book, i've written a piece for the new yorker about: what are we doing to our kids? i mean, there's so much pop culture, not that i didn't watch a lot of television. i did. but there's so much more of it, so many different ways of selling products. are we turning our kids into consumers, you know, before they even get--have a chance to develop their souls? are they consumers rather than citizens

it, and the tax breaks for the wealthy, but when it comes to the average worker, they don't seem to imp w impathize at all. we need to make sure we don't increase taxes on the average worker in the middle class families, but that's what the republicans are doing. we will have to fight them, and we cannot except this keystone excel wipe line development that goes from canada through the midwest all the way down to the gulf of mexico. there are a lot of environmental concerns. i don't know why boehner is going to insist on that. maybe he is trying to sweeten the pot because they have so much division on the republican side, but we are going to fight that and i think we're going to win. >> so a change of the topic with the overall economy and how this is going to play out next november. here is what the president said on cbs's "60 minutes," part of an interview to air tonight. let's listen together. >> do you think you might have the unemployment rate down to 8% by the time the election rolls around? >> i think it's possible. but i am not in the job of prognosticating. >> all right. i will

it's called an imp.t's a cutter designed to get into tight spaces like this, and it gives a really clean cut. okay. just grab me a rag, roy. thank you. to give myself a clean place to cut the pipe, i'm going to remove some of these fins from the heating element. and i use aviation snips to cut the aluminum. all right, i'm going to cut the bottom pipe by the same amount that i cut the top pipe, and i'll mark it and cut. to join these pieces of pipe back together, i'm going to use a pair of couplings. these are 3/4 copper couplings. i'm going to apply some flux and solder them together. all right, so at the end of this run, there is now plenty of room. i can actually stick my finger right in there, so it can expand perfectly. but we have more work to do in the master bedroom. all right, roy, by shortening that baseboard over there, we've taken care of this whole wall. but on this wall, it's something different. these pipes are pinned in this corner. they're pinned in that corner. so i really can't shorten