. >> no aportaron votos en favor del dram act, ninguno, se les olvida que ellos después de 8 años bajos y otros no se recuperan . >> jesús lópez es uno de los que está de acuerdo con esa, conclusión . >> a los trabajos dónde he ido me dicen que no y hasta nuevo aviso . >> el mayor desempleo y menores salarios semanales, obviamente también ganan menos unos 560 dólares en comparación a los blancos que es de 870 . >> esto fue lo mas destacado de la políticas en washington fernando pizarro univisión . >> nos vamos a la primera pausa, después facebook es el mejor socio de los pequeños negocios y sentencias al hombre que abrió fuego contra estudiantes en causbak. >> ¿qué tal? muy buenas tardes les saluda estefani severino algunas ciudades como auckland y libermout también tuvieron sobre los 85° y gran parte del estado continúa bajo la influencia de la alta presión y aquí vemos la alta presión que nos traerá los próximos días, a continuación en el segmento del timpo . ---un hecho inÓlito tiene a residentes de "oregon" mas que intrigados---se trata de un veÍculo que fue cubierto nada mas y nad

this has its own intrinsic dram a. the essence of the pull of history is people. and to see them as not figures in history, but names in history and human beings, what was it like? and it always, always works. and i do one more thing and that is tell each student you can get help any way from anywhere you want. that's how you accomplish things in life. you don't have to do it all yourself. enlist your parents in the project. get somebody that you know to talk with you. use the telephone. ask questions. we don't train students well enough in my opinion to ask questions. they are required to have answers, but the way you find out is to ask questions. pull it out of people. there is not a single person any of us meet who is doesn't something we don't know. interview them. >> i guess i want to take issue with the fundamental proposition that politics is separate from understanding the constitution. understanding the writing and ratification of the constitution is understanding politics. i think today the problem is that americans think that politics is so much worse t

slippery slope because next thing you know, you're going to be drinking tody, growing, bitters, morning dramsr and rum. >> that's the worst. >> that is at the very bottom of your thermometer. now, i haven't told you the price you're going to pay for this. the vices from idolness to hay dread of just government. that's an important one. this is the critical period. and next thing you know you'll be a murderer. now, in case you weren't aware of the implications of these various vices, many diseases from gout to apaplexy accompany these. then death to black eyes. i think you need help on that one usually. rags, hunger, the jail, the whipping post, castle island, and folk, if you are there, doing pepper and rum, you are either going to commit suicide or you are simply going to die or we'll hang you. >> who had pepper with rum at the reception here? anybody? >> peter, that's harrowing. and fortunately we had my sense tear come along and tidy up after you. because we launched then in

because the next thing you know, you're going to be drinking toddy, bitters, morning drams, a bad habitrink cider every morning. rum is at the very bottom of your thermometer. i haven't told you the price you're going to pay for this, the vices from idleness to hatred of just government. now, that's the important one. this is from rush. this is the critical period. and next thing you know, you'll be a murderer. now, in case you weren't aware of the implications of these various vices, many diseases from gout to apoplexy will accompany these vices. and the punishments take you from death to black eyes. i think you need help on that one usually. rags, hunger, the work house jail, the whipping post, castle island, and folks, if you're there, doing pepper in rum, you are either going to commit suicide or you're simply going to die, or we'll hang you. >> pepper with rum at the reception here, of course. well, peter, that's harrowing. and fortunately we have my century to come along and tidy up after you, once again. because we launched then in the 19th century the thing that people have work

brain is on high alert to safeguard a formal one dram treaty which is racing as the wave of anti-government protests and brutal crackdown this left one debt tens of thousands taking to the streets to demand immediate democratic reform. and a big impact on the small screen the world watches as whistleblower julian assange to stop job makes its debut here on our team giving voice to those ostracized by the mainstream media show is already a range of global reaction. as friends go to the polls today the first round of choosing a new president talks nikolaus you point out one of the leading candidates. he's next. today we're joined by the guy deploying on he's a presidential candidate for the upcoming french elections founding his own hardly called. centering around the platform of sovereignty for france thank you very much mr decline your for joining us today the first question would be when you talk about french sovereignty what exactly do you mean in the context of today's globalized world france is not free anymore because the whole leaders. are a community by. the european union which is t

when you lay it down, flesh, dram, and it has the faucet holes in here. it has the race area here so water will not run back off of it. >> let's go take a look at shower fittings and fixtures and the shower systems year. they are fascinating and very, very modern looking. all sorts of great stuff. do people like these in their homes? >> yes, i think this is a great example of how people do not want their parents shower anymore. this is the new generation of shower systems, and they have and what occurred, -- accouterments. they just give a wide volume of water distribution. >> is that a problem with water flow? >> these technically meet those standards. the shower head distributes it, so it just kind of gives an appearance of more volume. these are body sprays that will take your body. this is a hand-held, and this is a good example where you could put a bar here. you could leave it in place as the traditional shower, or you could take it, and you could do it, and this is also great for cleaning and washing your dog and things like that. >> right, so you

because next thing you know, you're going to be drinkinged toy grog, flip, slings, bitters, morning dramst. john adams used to drink cider every morning. pepper in rum. >> that's the worst. >> that is at the very bottom of your thermometer. now, i haven't told you the price you're going to pay for this, the advices from idleness to hatred of just government. now, that's an important one for someone like benjamin rush. this is the critical period. and next thing you know, you'll be a murderer. now, in case you weren't aware of the implications of these various advices, many diseases >>> go out to of apoplexy will accompany these advices. and then the punishments take you from debt to black eyes, i think you need help on that one. usually rags, hunger, the alms house, the work house jail, the whipping post, castle island and folks, if you're there doing pepper in rum, you are either going to commit suicide or you're simply going to dial or we'll hang you. >> so let me hear it. who had pepper with rum at the reception here before? anybody? >> well, peter that's harrowing. and fortunately, we

. >>> the mayor of newark, new jersey make a dram at you can rescue helping his neighbor escape frome. a spokeswoman says corey booker arrived home last night to find his next door neighbor's house in flames. booker and two of his security guards rushed into the home to save the woman inside. booker and the woman were taken to the hospital. he was treated for smoke inhalation and released. no word yet on the condition of the neighbor. officials are still investigating what caused the fire. >>> the grand reopening years in the making. it is straight ahead on fox 5 morning news. >> up next, we'll take to you last night's gala at the newly renovated howard theater. we are checking weather and traffic. stay with us.  >>> welcome back. >> making a point with karen right off camera. all it looked like was i was looking crazy. >> we are back. welcome back. >> it is friday. >> it is friday. a little cool start in some of our neighborhoods though we've got plenty of sunshine for the affect. it is a great way to start your weekend. let's take a look at our maps and we'll show

at the same time, the company will become more dominant in key component space such as dram and lastly, their key focus is moving in to the logic semiconductor. so that means their new competitors will be like intel. very different company landscape compared to the past. >> we're holders of the stock. how do you think that the business shifts you've been talking about and the positioning in phones versus chips will influence the cyclicality of earnings sf because we're really interested about this seeing that multiple expand and we're also interested in the progression of dividends. so how volatile will earnings be and what will this mean for dividend flows? >> because hand set generate lions share of profit, samsung's previous notorious volatility has greatly been reduce which had is good news and that warrants the much bigger expansion. the company is paying cash dividend maybe not big enough, but at the same time, the company regularly keeps buying shares. i think that there's another way to return the money to the shareholders. but lastly and more importantly, samsung tell requires

dram is the latest example of a long-standing problem.that is how do you deal with emerging powers? scholars and observers have worried a lot about the new nuclear powers for a number of reasons. they had incomplete and immature security protocols. we are not sure they can be reliable custodians. they have command-and-control arrangement. new nuclear powers are usually flushed with nationalism. achieving the nuclear -- but the moment of intense national pride and nationalism can be very dangerous semmel. new nuclear powers tend to overestimate a nuclear arsenal. they made the technological breakthrough may think well, we've got it. we can do a lot of things with our newfound nuclear things. actually they can't do that much. nuclear weapons had to have little use he on the basic deterrence. he takes the rear powers to learn that. but it can be dangerous. these are reasons why we worry about then. not a debate about how to deter a power is focused on the question of whether or not they are rational. deterrent hearsay in order for deterrence