. >> you can see the bare skin rubbing against the asphalt. good he was wearing a helmet. look how hard he slammed his head against the road. >>> surveillance video are becoming more and more important in the attempt to find and identify suspects. this one is surveillance video from a gas station, this green camaro pulls up to fill up and you see a scion pulling up in front of them as the people in the green car go about their business out of that scion come three men with guns. they ask them to get on the ground. they steal whatever is on their person and then they get away. the reason we're watching this video, one of the three suspects was later found shot dead. >> oh, my gosh. >> that suspect is 22 years old, christopher devan white, and police are hoping someone recognizes the other two men to try and figure out what happened. >> they have offered a $10,000 reward for any information that leads to these two men. >> this is another crazy surveillance video at a mcdonald's drive through. through the window you see a couple in a truck waiting for their order and look at

demonstrated to show solidarity with tunisian woman amina tyler---she had posted a facebook photo baring her own breasts to protest religious oppression. but now, the self-scribd femen member thinks the group has gone too far, after members burned a muslim flag in front of a paris mosque. and other muslim feminists are speaking out and saying these protests do not help them, because nudity is not empowering in islamic culture. >> the problem with the direct confrontation is that not only do they raise the ire of social and religious conservatives but they also alienaterass rts mennd evenoungomen who are pushing ahead to try to achieve political, social, economic rights. they themselves are against the movement. now, absolutely. some young women are in favor and for for example when ayla posted naked pictures of herself in 2011 after she got to egypt. when she posted those pictures there some are women who wrote on her blog post, yes, thank you for -- freedom of expression. but large numbers of liberals wrote in and said, no, this is not the revolution we want or not the way we want to ac

barely visible from the public right of way. no. 3, no measurable impact on neighbor especially light and air, no. 4, set backs for the project are the same as applied throughout san francisco. therefore, no further action should be proceeded by the commission. also, because of my experience with the no cal board and national board, we are often presented with advocacy for projects and i have advocated on both side both pro and con -- for these projects. let me comment on these projects. let me remind you that both forces say the house is not historical icon occur with these analysis but the project analysis has accepted the d r.'s regulator's case and restrict meeting of historical standards and sacrificing along the way. there have been compromises made as mr. hoffman admits. with all of this in mind, i ask that you allow them to build this house as designed and that you do not take discretionary review and approve the project as submitted without modification. thank you for your time. good afternoon, commissioners, thank you

we are taxing work the barely taxing wealth region but barely tax and wealth. that is the wrong priority. -- we're taxing work but barely taxing wealth. the robin hood taxes an idea whose time has come. radicals light nicholke nicolasy and angela merkel have a tax on currency transactions that would bring in $350 billion a year. some of my heroes are the nurses of this country. national nurses united heal america. tax-loss >>> there are a slew -- tax on wall street. there are a slew of good things that 1%ers are for. >> he is not really offering of a lot. >> he is talking about being taxed less than his assistant.

she can't use her back legs and she can barely use her front legs. she also has a neurological issue that's similar to cerebral palsy. >> this just melts your heart. apparently his wife would come home and emma would just sit at the end of the hallway and wait for her to pick her up and take her places. in this case she's so excited to see her dad come in the door that she struggles to get to the door to say hello. >> so sweet and you can see the love, between dad and little emma. >> uh-huh. >> i wish they would get her some kind of wheels or something. >> there is another video of her using a wheelchair. but because her front legs aren't strong enough, it doesn't really benefit her. eventually when she can't use any of her legs she'll get her a quad. they do have the assistance of a disabled dog rescue. it's called a special animal needs animal and rescue. there is a donation site you can help donate to pay for her care. >>> who needs the court system when you can get street justice. first it shows a guy on a small scooter. gets sort of cut off by t

salas, vietnam veteran" "young lives barely lived, young loves barely loved. may their memory forever burn bright, like a candle's glimmering flame in the peaceful darkness of night." victor guzman, update news reporter" "the sons of san jose vietnam memorial stands here in downtown san jose in remembrance of the one-hundred forty-two san jose residents who lost their lives in the vietnam war." the memorial was designed and constructed by the san jose vietnam memorial foundation. the project started five years ago. president of the foundation and former member of the 82nd airborne division during the vietnam war, dennis fernandez, was pleased to present a memorial closer to home for the families of those lost in the vietnam war. dennis fernandez, 82nd airborne division, vietnam veteran" "today is welcome home vietnam veterans day, and we're welcoming them home. they're on the wall. they don't need to go to d.c., they don't need to go to sacramento, it's right here in san jose. they can come and visit 'em any day of the week." mayor chuck reed officially accept

i could barely get to the face of the mountain. i could barely walk. once i got to the vertical world, i was like a quad on all fourz and i was home. it felt completely natural. i was home again. there was a rocket out of my anger and depression. only a few months after my limbs were amputated and i was climbing with the artificial limbs that were given to me, i realized that the -- my artificial limb i used for mountain climbing need not look like a biological limb. i said i don't need a heel. i cut the heat off. it was extra weight. i optimized the angle of the foot, and i made them very, very lightweight, far lighter than human flesh, and i actually carved out a few advantages. it was a fun process. because of advanced technology, today i can drive a car. i have a very active work schedule at m.i.t. and i can run and climb mountains. my advice to those that suffered these leg amputations in the boston bombing, initially take one day at a time. be patient with yourself and the process. know that your long-term diagnosis is very good. you will get the

doctors are pulling ball barings out of people in the emergency room. yes, there were ball barings suggesting that the bams were designed propel shrapnel as far as possible. at least right now, ten amputations, seven multi-system trauma wounds and many leg devices which according to experts who are telling deb suggest the device was low to the ground. the total injury count has gone up in just the past few moments from 110 to 132. when we come back, we'll have an update on the victims, what they're going through tonight and their chances for survival. >>> welcome back to "outfront." we are following the breaking news tonight of the terror attack in boston and here is what we know right now. two people are dead, one of those victims we can tell you is an 8-year-old boy. the number of injured people has been increased. it is now at least 132, and that number is fluid. earlier this hour, it was 110. we are still very much figuring out what happened and how many people are injured. the two deadly explosions went off shortly before 3:00, right near the finis

you can barely hearÑi them. >> you can barely hear them. especially in the springtime. jon: and the birds are chirping. it sounds a little bit like a robin. >> a light rain will nurture them. >> and both enjoy the regurgitated food in the mouth. >> very true. >> jon: those are tips from my new-- >> "the more you know." ( applause ) >> jon: here's what's interesting to me. so she is not tiebl tell even her family that she is on the show. >> yeah. it was-- and she kept it incredibly secret. we had the premiere, and she was not at the premiere, even though-- she would show up at the premiere they'd say, what, are you doing at the premiere?" as soon as the cat got out of the bag then -- >> she could show up. >> then it was amazing, and people were freaked out and du dually surprised. >> jon: the c.i.a. cannot keep their people from being outed. how do you, in a cast and a set and with all the people-- >> we frequent as a cast, far fewer venezuelan proft tiewts than the c.i.a., just as the group. >> jon: it's morality, good living. >> as a group. but, you know, it's somethin

rebecca: ♪ go to sleep ♪ the moon is on the rise ♪ our life's a dream ♪ we barely know we're dreamingn your eyes ♪ ♪ till i see the light that's shining in your eyes. ♪ it's beautiful... the way the light hits the buildings. this is one of my favorite places. do you come here often? as often as i can. so, are you ready for dinner? to tell you the truth, i'm starving. great. i know this cozy, little restaurant... the best food in the city. what kind of food do they serve here? can't you guess? spanish? tex-mex? mexican? got it. good, i love mexican food. ¿y adónde llevaron al niño? siempre preocupado por el nieto, ¿eh? no te preocupes. está bien. ay...! qué sorpresa! no te esperaba por aquí. déjame presentarte a una amiga. let me introduce you to my friend, rebecca. it's so nice to meet you, rebecca. nice to meet you too. papa, i'd like you to meet rebecca casey. this is the woman i met in the desert. hello, it's a pleasure to meet you. how do you do, mr. mendoza? welcome to our restaurant. thank you. so, are you two hungry? sí. tenemos mucha hambre. oh, if you're hungry this is the ri

patients came here barely alive, having really lost a lot of blood.as the rapidity and efficiency of the system that kept them alive. >> reporter: and emergency room nurse christine landry. she was at the finish line. and even though she's seen a lot in the er, she's having trouble. >> i cried halfway to boston and then i had a really rough time last night. it's just not something you expect to see, even in all my years of experience. i've been a trauma nurse for 18 years. never. >> reporter: when the bombs went off, we knew evil was at work. but so was good. it always is. >> we also as a community and city, we can come together. >> even in darkness, there is light. the people of boston rising up, as i say. boston will rise again. next up, they're going to do it, they'll do it with help. how rudolph giuliani, mark wahlbe wahlberg, so many others are bolstering the spirit here in this iconic american city. now find the most hard core driver in america. that guy, put him in it. what's this? [ male announcer ] tell him he's about to find out. you're abou

. -- bare. >> a quick look at some other world news. volcano in mexico has sent a dense cloud of ash over the central state of puebla. about one million people live within the radius of the volcano. it has been spewing ash almost daily since 1994. first woman to undergo a womb transplant is now pregnant according to the hospital where she had the transplant. she has been getting in vitro fertilization since then. is leaving fort a trip to three african nations, including the world's fourth largest ukrainian producer. he will also visit but name and ghana -- benin and ghana. money, some say it makes the world go round. might be debatable. money or the lack of it is something people all around the world have in common. we have reports on how people are struggling to make ends meet. afghanistan's official unemployment is around 8%. although that number is difficult to verify -- they have tried to hire locally. more than 100,000 jobs were created. those jobs may not be created when nato leaves, but the illegal opium trade will likely grow.

but it was job and seamstresses salary was barely enough to buy food later just knows or found a job for her husband to. force her to get married against her well i wanted her to have children yes i was forced to get married. it's ok you wouldn't have found a better husband anyway they said they wouldn't find a better husband if you don't marry him you have neither husband nor kids. meanwhile decided to take advantage of her stay in touch it is done to look closely at the tajik relatives in the hope of spotting a bright for a second so. if we take it to the contest she's sure to be miss russia is it in alfred married. i've come to talk it over and ask your opinion considering that we're family was. no get out when my husband was my own choice and my mother approved of it. i'm not against letting our children choose somebody to their liking. you know how things are done here but i won't mind if they decide themselves i don't want teen to fia me maybe that will match each other who knows. what kind of young tell your son to come here look at them through right. to her and she is so whe

by the time they got there, she was barely exhausted and could barely move been but with the use of ropes and is neighbors and firefighters, they were able to pull her out. >> how big is this manhole that a cow could fit in it and why is this hole not covered? >> apparently it was partially covered and it's possible it was broken. it could have been anything. fortunately they were able to see her just in time to save her. >> i'm so glad they did save her, poor little cows. >>> dog that's a love-hate relationship with this guy. >> good boy. good girl. >> oh, yeah. >> you know what i love? i love when people post videos on our "right this minute" video page. >> i love that, too. >> thomas s. martin did that and he calls this new dog toy. it's amazing where the new dog gets this toy. it's a dog pulling her by the ponytail. >> shake your head. >> got it. >> he doesn't have hold of her hair. he has ahold of her scrunchy. as you notice, the little girl is quite amused by this kind of move. >> i'm glad she's laughing because it does look painful at first. it looked like some sort of dog torture

that we protect the oldest olds that their benefits are adjusted as well as those who are just barely getting by. >> so, not everyone's social security benefit would be reduced as a result of the switch to the so-called changed cpi, there would be blunting in there for certain individuals. and we are talking here for the average check, a difference of dollars? $10? $5? what? do you have any idea? >> it accumulates over time, because the change index grows more slowly and the protections that the president has built in would kick in at age 76, so it protects the oldest old and that gets phased in over time. >> do the medicare cuts consist of reduced payments to drug makers? >> a lot of that comes from revie reduced payments to providers. the president has been clear that he will not shift cost on to seniors. he wants more efficiency in the suspect, so we are not reducing quality and raising cost on seniors. and we would have more means testing as part of medicare. >> how much more then, will the supposedly affluent senior citizens, how much more will they pay? >> i'm not sure where the

prosecutors say, they bound children could barely breathe. today. >> for for for your person actually witnessed that that is a memory that he will have his mind for very long time. it is difficult for an adult to experience something that he saw. >> the child is now in the care of the family members and the victim's name has not been released. artists in the midst of all this. tells kron four - the wrong. kron four's terisa estacio reports. >> tonight we are learning more about the deadly boston marathon bomber's attacks. >> also today the new york police say times square was the next intended target for the bombing suspects. >> the surviving brother is now spilling information about the bombing. >> with their hair pulled over their faces to block the camera's view - the two court appearance since their arrest. infant and preschool. >> he and his brother decided together on times square as a target. we don't know if we would have been able to stop the tears if they rob him boston. new >> this is a photo of the suspect. photos taken times or l

unlike south korea which has a modern economy, north korea barely exports anything except missile and nuclear technology. experts here say the missile test is also something of a product demonstration for rogue states that want to buy. that includes iran. u.s. military officials believe pyongyang and tehran may collaborate on their nuclear programs. leaked diplomatic cables say north korea sold missiles to iran. north korea shows off its weapons, at least in part it seems, for cash. richard engel, nbc news, seoul. >>> our chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell has also just arrived in seoul tonight. that's because secretary of state john kerry is due to arrive just hours from now. andrea, with things so hot, it seems almost quaint, a throwback to ask if there could be diplomatic talks, a diplomatic solution to this. >> reporter: i think the key to everything is china. we don't know really what kim jong un really wants. but the view is that maybe this is just, as richard has been reporting, trying to show off his military strength and possibly leading to economic reform. c

you could barely hear her. i said, can you say it for me again, sweetheart?e. >> it was here that beyonce created her now famous alter ego. now, that's sasha fierce. that's who that is. >> when she got on stage she became a different person. >> but no one knew beyonce had a secret. >> i hummed a song and she finished it. and it blew me away. and i stopped and i told her, sing it again. she wouldn't sing it again. she was very quiet, very shy. and i promised her a dollar. she sung it again and i was floored. her parents came to pick her up and i said she can sing. she can really sing. >> a multimillion dollar star was born. >> i remember her sitting on the floor and i would tell her, you're going to be so big. and i remember she was looking up at me and i said you watch. ♪ >> at local talent pageants, the pint-sized powerhouse quickly made a name for herself. >> before beyonce's name was even called, the whole audience was rocking her name, sounding her name. beyonce! beyonce! beyonce! ♪ >> judy took beyonce to many of these pageants. >> she always won the com

. >> it is bare, bare minimum. he is comes into charred remains of come back from the stock price and suggesting a cup of cold water on the problem. this is the bear minimum he could have done, if he didn't do this he would be fired. unquestionably he would be out. melissa: adam lashinsky are you down on tim cook as spencer is? >> well i think some of what spencer is saying difference in our approach. you're interested in the stock. i'm not. there is no burnt charred remains of this company. melissa: talk to me about him as ceo? >> we don't know the answer. i mean that very seriously. he has been ceo a little over a year. they have not done anything major yet but that in itself is not an indictment. he is no steve jobs. nobody is steve jobs. wee going to need another year or two or three to find out if tim cook is up to the job in my opinion. melissa: so, spencer are you willing to give him another year or two or three? how much does the stock have to appreciate between now and then for you to continue to be in the

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high frequency trading which is you know strikes me as something that should be illegal but it's barely legal in my opinion but they came up with ways to bet and win the bet let me give you one example the blue one by the way the proprietary trading desk inside of the big banks they're hedge funds too and they invest in hedge funds so there's there's a kind of symbiosis between the hedge funds and the large banks here's an example. you might have heard of the famous abacus trade it was about designing a housing security it was designed by a hedge fund so that it would fail so that hedge fund could collect insurance policy on sort of could bet on its failure and make more on the bet than they made on the fairlight but they designed it is well it's like you would go out and sell a house that's going to burn down in six months and you're holding the insurance policy you the seller is holding the. and you make sure that the insurance policy is worth more than the house absolutely one hedge fund guy made one billion dollars will be with a b. and goldman sachs got caught because they didn't t

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i was dead for four days and i barely made it.oday she's down 32 pounds and is hoping to run her best race yet. diane's a single mom who had a lot of bad habits. a really bad tendency to do alot of frozen foods; mac and cheese, chicken nuggets, burritos. when i first met her she dreamed of completing a 5k. how you feeling? i feel good. good. diane has lost over 25 pounds and is ready to run not her first, but second half marathon. okay you guys so we're going to go get our t-shirts and this the thing that's going to be really cool because you might be in a new size. i'm a small now. we're you a small last year? no. medium. i was not medium last year. i'm going to go medium too and we're going to get to our goal but where are we starting this year? i think i'm an xl but i was in a double, triple x. you were. yeah let's get the extra small. the extra small. you were totally a small. you're totally a small. yes. how exciting. yay. now i think this might be good. perfect. i am so excited to have the girls here. i've been at the expo a

in fact, the sand had just been barely swept away to show the face of it, but it's still there. it's still under that ledge. i hope. i'd like to take you on a route and show you a way down to one of these artifacts. now, a lot of people look across canyon land, say, in southeast utah where this picture is, and it's not really clear how you get around, how you get from place to place. but if you know this place well enough you know right over this lip of white sandstone, if you go right over the ledge and hang your foot over this side, you can't see it but you can feel it with the tip of your foot, there's a little toe hold down there, then if you get on that toe hold you drop your other foot down and there's another toe hold. it happens a thousand years ago somebody carved just a series of toe holds down this rock face. and you climb down those and they lead to a ledge and the ledge wraps around underneath here and it drops down into another spot that you go through a saddle and around to the other side and through another saddle and down and around. it's this circuitous route t

barely ten percent just on protests and opposition riots will continue. over the results of what will follow the money victory was still taking your pulse some might say he called still to come for you way here on the program. greece secures the next tranche of bailout funds from its international lenders all in exchange for slashing thousands of jobs takes a look at what the economic strain has done to the country's industrial sector. the sixty fifth anniversary of its founding but it's still plagued by security issues while occupying palestinian land and more on that. conflict. has changed. islamic nation. and a peaceful one stone islam is first to secure the last second. function. in place. and go. to. still. mando cannot go on the catwalk in his. republican country. see. this is he the us military has confirmed the number of hunger striking detainees at guantanamo bay has gone up again now it stands at forty five but still around three times less than the figure claimed by the lawyers of the captives as the protest now in is the middle of it month. de

. >> incredibly, the driver is alive, but just barely.verde notices a telltale aroma. >> there was a strong odor of alcohol coming from inside the white pickup. >> next, valverde turns to examine the smashed cadillac and its four passengers. >> there was no way i could even get into the passenger's side front or rear area of the vehicle. it didn't look very good. i presumed that all four of them were deceased. >> all four people in the cadillac are dead. valverde learns they are two couples, the bellers and the raymakers, lifelong friends. they were on vacation together. >> they were definitely in the wrong place at the wrong time. these people were doing nothing wrong. they were obeying the law. and they were just driving on a nice, sunny afternoon in the state of new mexico. >> the driver of the truck that killed them turns out to be lloyd larson, a man with nine prior duis. >> when we took his blood that night, it was 0.28, which was over two times the legal limit. he's serving 20 years for four counts of vehicular homicide. >> this de

you can have everybody set up and barely move equipment around; small room for an audience to move around, walkover and get pancakes without getting burned up in the kitchen. there's like people in their hard-core gabber; people into really fast death metal; black metal. people who don't listen to music at all. guy like larnie bock (sounds like) set up huge, motor driven harp. i don't know how to explain it. 40 foot of motors that he had running over strings and wires. and then played each string individually with the mixer. there is a feeling of euphoria when somebody's really good at what they do. experiencing a buffer, pushing your bowels out your rear. different. a lot of noise. you don't play clubs with a cleaning schedule, a guy coming in the morning emptying the beer bottles. you play the warehouse. if you travel around you will see the exact same kind of weirdos doing their own thing. it is like in the bay area it's even more absurd. there seems to be more people that in a place like new york or tokyo. we did a show in new york, i didn't think that anyone was at hardly, and people

the neighborhood one of the hardest hit areas, and what i've come to realize in talking to people barely making ends meet before the storm hit, barely keeping it together and maki it to p in school, ke through a commute is that they were just one storm away from total destruction. 30% of small businesses never reopened following a federally declared disaster or emergency. according to a 2010 study by the national federation of independent businesses. we think long-term about a future in which there'll be more sandies, what a society would look like more resilient to those storms. and the answer to that is a society more broadly resilient without the storms. the things that make a place able to come back from natural disasters are the things that make a place prosperous and flourish without storms. strong amounts of social capital, robust public services and access to health care, access to transportation, access to child care and good-paying jobs and decent, affordable housing. a good society that provides those kinds of things that gives people a chance to make it is going to be a stron

>> remember, i just barely got out. >> you barely got out from where? her. >> wait a minute. this is armando torres. >> he's a known felon in the area and previously assaulted bermudez in 2005. >> i wasn't injured. i get into a lot of altercations when i'm trying to restrain people. >> i'm sorry, ma'am. the speed limit or something? >> yeah, you were going 48 in a 30. >> oh, i'm sorry. >> just when it comes back to her, officer bermudez remembers something else, too. >> whose car is this? i looked back to the rear side window. and i noticed white writing, it had "phat t-shirts." and when i saw that, i remembered several hours earlier someone had reported the vehicle stolen. this is a vehicle that was missing earlier. >> the driver overhears her radio call and the situation is about to go downhill fast. >> it was missing earlier? it was missing earlier? >> officer bermudez sees the driver going for something. she thinks a weapon, so she reaches her arm into the car and the driver panics. >> but loosen your arm. >> i know, i know. what are you doing, man?

void scheme being laid bare by millions of leaked e-mails coming from the british virgin islands. also hungry for humane treatment of the no food. brings attention back to the controversial prison and america's continued use of it as a human rights black hole. of bird slaughter poultry markets closed down and shares falling on fears caused by six bird flu deaths in china. we investigate whether the panic is being blown out of. life or moscow this is. your news from all around the world and we start this hour with news just in that an earthquake measuring six point two has been detected in north korea there's been no confirmation yet whether it has any connection to the reclusive nation's recent threat to test another nuclear device meanwhile north korea has asked all foreign embassies in pyongyang to evacuate in lieu of rising tensions on the risks on the peninsula. in follows reports the north has armed a second ballistic missile with an unknown payload on the eastern coast of the country and washington and south korea meanwhile say they're taking all precautions dispatching more

(applause) >> they're making barely 1500 dollars. you need to understand that with you being in our shoes, i would like to see how you would react to the public's frustration. and sfmta since they have been given all the power, they came up with the scam, the medallions. you guys have given them the power. (applause) >> (calling names) >> it seems like the privacy issue has upset so many people. is it worth it? when the recently updated the system i pulled up to a call at whole foods, the police officer is there. are you mcguire? he was trying this new app in my cell phone, he was getting a cab for a lady. my name comes up and it's kind of weird, people don't even know my name. i was going through a lot of papers, this one back to 2000 when i was a commissioner, august 2000. the proposal from a firm in berkeley, and website taxi dispatch, virtually identical to what flywheel does. even had extra features, downloaded all the activities that the cab does; it even had four different alarms, this was august 27th, 2000. how did we get int

means the banks to literally use your bank bank account to recapitalize theirs because they were barely live and they spent much on believable jason instead of looting the taxpayer funds for the bailout they're going to go straight to our bank account and take it themselves absolutely astounding what's happening there as a lot of what cyprus what president cyprus sets really for this global system let's talk about cyprus i mean you just mentioned that initially people were being told that they'd lose about ten percent of anything over one hundred thousand dollars in the bank but according to the washington post i mean the losses can now reach as much as eighty percent and that's insane to think about you really think all this money will be confiscated. i pray that it's not going to be confiscated but with that with the way the media is reporting on this i'm definitely not putting it past them and let's not forget in this situation not only are they reading the private accounts of the site periods they are also raising taxes two point five percent and raiding the pension funds also going

. >> hoy empezo la obvra de la zona de bares, duarar enetre 7 y 9 meses. >> la extension de diez millasa nicolás maduro lo llevaran a un recuento,. >> es que la diferencia con henrique capriles fue de solo 235 mil votos. >> madfuro advirtio que veia in tentos de un golpe de estados mientras que henrique capriles mientras no se recuenten nvz tendra un gobertante ilegitimo.ión >> solicitamos de que no exista un acto de proclamción, si las dos partes dicen que hay quye tener un recuento cual es el apuro. >> ahora pasamos a gloria quien nos tiene la reacción de los venezolanos. >> todavioa no salimos del shock. >> luego de viajar varias horas,pior ashora no llega el cambiao. >> se deben agotar klas vias para demostrar que hubo fraude, el regimen no reconocerá nada y venezuela se verá como cuba o el pueblo reacciona o9 se hunde. >> se esperan los resultados del cne y piden auditoria, la oposición lo apoyan. >> madurop es un personaje incompetente, se dice que se acabno la complacecia. >> insite en que capriles sigue siendo la figura clave. >> cuba se convierte en la cruz del poder colonial.

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