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clasifica♪ ón de rp a m ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ xbox one: ahora $349. todavía lava como le enseñe. es mi hija.efrigere a 40 grados. proteja a su familia. carla aranguren nos trae el mas completo resumen de la jornada deportiva >> carla nos trae lo mÁs relevante de esta jornada deportiva. >> es momento de hablar... >> con un balazo de luciano sirviÓ para que s cubae llev sirviÓ llevara los tres puntos. con una de las mejores defensas del campeonato. un tridente ofensivo, el manchester vencÍa 3 a 0 a liverpool. nos vamos a holanda, el principito venciÓ 2 por 0. con este resultado continÚan en la cima. el jardinero llegÓ a un acuerdo de 3 aÑos con las medias blancas de chicago. >> felicidades, hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn deportiva. puede revisar mi cuenta de twitter. >> gracias. una niÑa que naciÓ en arizona podrÍa ser capaz de usar su cumpleaÑos para aprender a contar. este nacimiento fue una gran sorpresa para su mamÁ y papá. en esta fecha estamos en presencia de la Última secuencia numÉrica de este siglo. terminamos en massachusetts, un donante anÓnimo pagó todos los sonidos que debÍan los padre

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. >> it was the year when we in europe learned the hard way of what it means when the basics of rp's friend mark r chalmers, especially the free self-determination of the nation. that is exactly what russia is doing the ukraine. there is no doubt that we want security in europe together with russia, not against russia. there's no doubt that europe cannot and will not accept a violation of the law of nations. >> the fighting goes on with more than 4700 people killed so far. despite an official cease-fire, the death toll keeps on rising. so, local residents are wary of war. in eastern ukraine the season of peace is anything but peaceful. >> the first bodies from the air asia lane disaster, the operation to recover more victims after being hampered by bad weather. 100 62 people were on board when the plane took off on sunday, all are feared dead. the recovery operation is due to resume at first light on thursday. seven bodies have been retrieved from the water so far. to have been flown back for official identification. air asia says his priority is to help the victims relatives. >> thi

>> fran has retinites, or rp, gradually robbed her vision, the first in the country to have new bionicrful to feel a part of the world again. >> provision is limited and fuzzy, so still uses cane to be safe. but she can see her grandchildren for the first time. and many holiday sites. >> it truly is a feeling of freedom. and a feeling of wonderment. >> fran's vision starts with camera in dark glasses she wears, they're equipped with video processor that's attached to a controller. the images are transmitted wirelessly to a chip implanted in fran's eye. as seen in these images provided by the maker argue us -- argus. >> the chip implant serving as way to bypass the vision cells that have been lost. >> doctor allen hoe with will's eye who performed the surgery says the bionic eye is only available to patients with rp. but they are hoping to some day make it available to patients with other forms of blindness. >> it is real a marriage of technology, micro-electronics, wireless technology, blue tooth wireless communication and tissue. >> i don't know how anybody figured this out. , it is b

the law obviously the law has not been followed so there's a miss connect or several miss connects rps will include the campaign and governmental conduct code i chairs it as sponsoric but consultants have remunerating filed and stopped filing in the last three or four years based on directs from staff here so i don't know what else to say we'll enforce it just as we make sure you all file everyday and make the requirement and the rfp we have that as a requirement as far as who individually according to who their assigning to the contract need to file it and intend to enforce that. >> thank you any other questions or comments we'll powerful on to item 16. >> this is the first quarter report for this budget year and we have a total travel expenditures for the quarter of 3 of thousand accomplice we provided the detail of who has traveled and the expenses associated that travel we have a total travel budget of over $700,000 and so we not in line to be spending that however, we do anticipate that as we add investment staff the staff will devote their time traveling and we'll accept it as pr

the rain will come in steadily after it rp be universal we're talking heavy rain from and there is moren on the way as we head through tomorrow and the next few days. i'll show what you to expect. plus we're taking a sneak peek at christmas as well. i want to can be kentucky. >> you see the chopper skid. both directions of highway 17 are closed now because of a tree down on the southbound side which took down wiresboth direction. pg&e is hope des natalie so it sfr sfrch. highway 101 is a much easier and safer route to take if you're unfamiliar. it going to be a while before that southbound side reopens. . >> san jose is relatively shorter. we that. >> around the bay you see. on the bay bridge we have the metering lights turning on in about five minutes. back to you. >> another slick commute today. thank you, mike. if you request a traffic trial, officers, deputies and krol mon money. >> back in june, they dropped their no-show rate. >> what's that say? >> that says that -- well, number one, they listened to what y'all had to say thnd they and it just tells me that they want to do tonigh

if you have that right, then people have the right to ban abortion, ban homosexuality, ban sex rp marriageand then sex before marriage. host: you would say eliminate the minimum wage altogether? caller: internships is a great opportunity for people to get a leg up. there should be no government information -- intervention in this. it's between people. notterm called liberty does just apply to homosexuals are women's rights to have an abortion. it has to do with every activity of mankind. host: maryland, democrats line, you are next. caller: good morning, can you hear me? host: i can, go ahead. caller: i am caroline from cumberland, maryland. i want everybody to listen up and open up your ears real good. if they raise the minimum wage, i'm 70 two years old, if they raise them in wage, it will force the prices up on everything we do and by. poor senior citizens only have a $22 per month increase. it will force senior citizens into poverty. do they think we will dry up and blow away? vote for bernie sanders was the only person that will have richly -- that will help you average middle class.

. >> george bush did not hear about these actions until 2006 rp, when he did, his reaction was fairly negative about it. they did not follow the guidelines of their own justice department. if we do this sort of thing and if we stand for anything in this world, we stand for -- even george bush did not know what was going on and i think he did not like u it. >> and dick cheney would do what is lawfully approved, which this was and there were plenty of investigations and no criminal charges filed. he would do what it takes to protebpr protect this country. because all of us around this table are not having to -- >> because of these torture techniques, you think that's the reason? and there's absolutely no proof that this one led to --- >> it certainly played in. there's certain suppositions, the fbi doesn't agree with that. >> i think this report has to be taken with a huge grain of salt. they did not talk to nibble -- i am not willing to say that this report is actually the end-all, be all, the comprehensive report they're trying to make it out to be. i would point people to a report, a

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clasificación de rp a m ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ xbox one: ahora $349. mi papá me trajo aquí cuando... dominicana: el ex nuncio del vaticano, jÓzef wesolowski, fue acusado de abusar sexualmente de varios niÑos dominicanos. pero en lugar de ser juzgado en la isla, se fue al vaticano. allÁ, sin embargo, el papa francisco no lo protegiÓ. quien se ha encargado de perseguirlo, de que lo juzguen y de que lo sancionen es el procurador general de la repÚblica dominicana, francisco domÍnguez brito, quien tiene fama de ser uno de los fiscales mÁs duros y honestos de toda amÉrica latina. el procurador acaba de regresar de roma, y ahora nos acompaÑa vÍa satÉlite desde repÚblica dominicana. procurador domÍnguez brito, gracias por hablar con nosotros. procurador, usted estÁ tratando de hacer lo imposible. yo no recuerdo ningÚn paÍs que estÉ tratando de llevar a la justicia a un nuncio vaticano, y usted precisamente estÁ tratando de hacer esto. ¿lo va a lograr? ¿cuÁles son los principales obstÁculos que tiene? >> fueron hechos muy lamentables que sucedieron aquÍ en santo domingo, en donde niÑos fuero

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. >> reporter: lunch can get a bit rowdy at the rp's home for boys. with the singing and dancing it's easy to forget these were some of the most abused boys. the bows were rescued from bonded labour. over the past 30 years, he has freed more than 80,000 working children, and that is why he's receiving the nobel peace prize. >> again, it's a surprise. but in a little while i realise that this is the biggest recognisition to the most neglected, to the nest invisible on the planet. it's not me. >> reporter: he gay up a career in engineering to campaign for children's rights. his work is often dangerous, confronting openers of factories and workshops to free bonded children and enrolled them in schools. this man is just one of these rescued children. through years ago when he was eight, he was found working in a brick kiln to support his family. >> i didn't know anything about school, what it was, or where the kids were going. now i'm settling in the fifth grade and i know about a lot of things. >> the most vulnerable boys are brought here so they can go

. >>> you're looking at ex clues cannive video obtained by abc news showing the moments after rp formerr ray rice assaulted his then fiance in an elevator. they show them handcuffed on the casino floor and being escorted out by police. palmer is captured sobbing when officers questioned her about the incident. it then shows palmer appearing to kiss and show affection towards rice. rice's attorneys tried to prevent the video from being released because rice doesn't want any more negleative publicity. some kids who go to school in the heart of the tenderloin district got an early christmas present yesterday because after local restaurant owner with a very big heart. abc 7 news reporter vick lee has the story. >> reporter: it was a big surprise, santa coming early. >> good morning. how are you all doing? >> reporter: these are the children of the tenderloin. for many the school is a refuge from the struggles of outside life. >> have you ever of seen santa before? >> no. >> what did you think of santa claus coming? >> cool. >> reporter: the gifts dounated by this man, owner of a restaurant.

brian thompson has our story from asbury park rp. >> merry christmas. >> reporter: the doors here openedd around the building to asbury park's boardwalk. this lounge is putting on a feast for the needy. piling plates high with holiday food. a tradition that goes back almost a decade now. >> you see people that's very less fortunate, often, and know that, you know, everybody needs somebody. >> merry christmas. enjoy. >> reporter: this is all volunteer driven. restaurant owner marilyn working in the kitchen alongside relatives and others who spend their christmas day helping others less fortunate. >> whatever you're feeling on a holiday when you walk into something like this, you can't help but feel like there is nothing wrong with your life. >> reporter: she lost her parents around the holidays many years ago. this effort lifts not just her but all of these volunteers as well as more than 1,000 people in need. >> you're lonely, you're hungry, you're homeless, you need a meal -- anything. >> reporter: any questions asked? >> no. >> reporter: preparations began several days ago. donations i

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it was the democrats who voted harmful rp, the most -- difficult vote for members to vote for and the most politically harmful to them. so here we are in the house. being blackmailed, being blackmailed to vote for an appropriations bill. i'm not asking anybody to vote one way or another. i'm just telling you why i would not put the name of my constituents in my district next to a bill that does as the president says, weaken a critical component of financial system reform named at reducing taxpayer risk. at that time accused us of bailing out wall street at the expense of main street. the public still doesn't understand fully why everybody would benefit from what we had to do. but we shouldn't have had to do that. $700 billion, because of laisez faire attitudes and trickle-down tax policies of the bush administration which got us to that place. and because of the initiatives taken by president obama when he became president, working with the democratic congress, with our initial recovery act, we were able to reverse some of that, pull ourselves out of the ditch republicans took us in.

it was the democrats who voted harmful rp, the most -- difficult vote for members to vote for and the most politically harmful to them. so here we are in the house. being blackmailed, being blackmailed to vote for an appropriations bill. i'm not asking anybody to vote one way or another. i'm just telling you why i would not put the name of my constituents in my district next to a bill that does as the president says, weaken a critical component of financial system reform named at reducing taxpayer risk. at that time accused us of bailing out wall street at the expense of main street. the public still doesn't understand fully why everybody would benefit from what we had to do. but we shouldn't have had to do that. $700 billion, because of laisez faire attitudes and trickle-down tax policies of the bush administration which got us to that place. and because of the initiatives taken by president obama when he became president, working with the democratic congress, with our initial recovery act, we were able to reverse some of that, pull ourselves out of the ditch republicans took us in.

she got appointed because she earned it and started out the rp and worked her way up -- very poor ine and worked her way up. that is her curriculum, hurt qualifications -- curriculum vitae, hurter qualifications. she did say who was responsible. she talks about the deregulation of the banks under clinton and places partial blame on that but lismore blame on more recent characters -- lays more blame on more recent characters. host: rod in florida on outline for republicans. caller: i would like your guest to explain for me what social justice in america would look like. how would i recognize it when it arrives? guest: it's not going to. the main thing i would say is less economic inequality. nothing is everyone to be perfect but less economic inequality, which is really -- has really spiked crazily in the last 30 years in this country. for a lot of concentrated reasons. it's not the evil republicans fault. there are a lot of forces at work that contribute to the problem. it is much, much worse than it was. i would argue that in this country's golden era of growth and prosperity at the