thank you, chapman >>> now to heroes in action. police in texas were caught on camera a family of four got caught in high waters, flood waters there, from tropical storm imelda the con roe police department released this body cam footage of police officers forming a human chain to pull the children and adults to safety the officers were involved were recognized by the police chief for their heroics. >> and we can bring in nbc meteorologist bill karins now. that was the part of the houston area getting pummeled the most -- >> they were doing that during the lightning storms, too putting themselves at risk let's get into the big headline, and this is incredible october heat wave. numerous, too many to mention locations in the south and southeast, saw their all-time warmest october day ever yesterday. and some of them will break that record today we're expecting 99 in birmingham montgomery could easily be 100 they were 101 yesterday. memphis is expected to crush their record, wheaicislike raleh to the north we're even going to do it t

with chapman's untimely death in october 1989, the rest of the troupe decided to call it quits.a way to make very smart comedy about very silly things, or to treat very serious topics in a very silly way. and so that's one reason why i think that their comedy has endured. >> look! >> it's just a flesh wound. >> reporter: in 2014, the surviving members reunited one more time for the last night of the pythons in front of 15,000 fans at london's 02 arena. and an estimated 50 >>> "the joshua tree" is more than just the title of a u2 item. for a lot of people the trees are a symbol of america's vast deserts. but after surviving fire and drought for thousands of years, tiay be running out for these national treasures. jamie yuccas has the story. >> reporter: looking like sculptures in the sand, nature has thrown everything at the joshua tree for hundreds of thousands of years, but its toughest match is man made. >> the ball is sort of already rolling. even if we -- there is a lot of reduction in grown house gases, we're still going to see an increase in temperature and probably a decr

dave chapman out of bc group. we will continue to track it.e will be looking at boeing, the chief executive set to admit the company did make design flaws on some 737 max 8 's. you're watching bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: let's look at the latest business flash headlines. nintendo, smartphone sensation with its kart toward game, downloaded more than 120 million times in the first month according from data that would easily beat nintendo's record for mobile game debuts. "game could eventually earn $1 billion a year. david: spotify jumped the most jumped since its first trading day after ed morse scriber's than expected in the third quarter. servicec streaming lifted its overall base to 113 million users. spotify has been spending heavily to maintain its lead over apple and amazon and claims to be growing more quickly than both companies. sec commission planning a vote whether to ban huawei from a subsidy program. it will restrict u.s. wireless operators from buying huawei and prevents some telecom giants from gear they have installed. set to the -- fc

that was lizette chapman. thank you for joining me., we talk about the trade fight and stocks index that continues to outperform the s&p 500. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: let's get a look at the top tech stories. cloud strike as goldman sachs rejected to a sell. while the company has strong growth prospects come of the stock is trading at a high valuation relative to peers. goldman downgraded the price target. shares of tulio close higher friday after rbc initiated coverage of the stock would outperform with a price target of $135. the company is one of the most durable growth stories and software. there is also upside for consensus revenue estimates. of canopy growth fell to a two-year low. the price target was slashed to $25 canadian. the analyst said he is concerned about delivery and performance over the next 12 months. now, sticking with a similar theme. chipmakers outperformed all the major indexes on friday. this is as trump said the u.s. and china reached phase one of a deal. chips with a revenue exposure to china

it started when police tracked down joaquin chapman now guzman -- joaquin "el chapo" guzman. >> mexican security f forces e on a routine patroll when gunmen opened fire on them. sesecurity forces retuturned fi, initially capturing for men -- 4 men. among them, walking guzman -- joaquin guzman. several crime groups surrounded the house and other criminal groups initiated violence against other citizens. caravans of cartel gunmen took over the city, blocking major inintersections and killing civilians i indiscriminately. the force wieldeded by the ctel gunmen so superior that the authorities decided to release guzman. the incarceration of former top man el chapo in one of the high-security prisons in the united states has left a dangerous vacuum. because triggered a surge of violence as various would-be contenders fight for control of the drug cartel. phil: turkey is denied accusations that it has violated a fragile cease-fire. kurdish forces have accused them of attacking a border town. turkey will relaunch it unless they move back. >> a far cry from a cease-fire, this is the syrian bord

sure we deal with that people with tect pre-existi pre-existing conditions, strengthen the carrie chapman strengthen the affordable care act, and lower the cost of co-pays, and deductibles. t the same time, we will continue our efforts to hold this president accountable for conduct that has taken place in connection with the trump-ukraine scandal. we will follow the facts. we will apply the law. guided by the united states constitution. the truth to the american people. perating under the principle law.no one is above the not even the president of the united states of america. with that i yield to our -- my co-chair, our distinguished co-chair, vice hair of the house democratic caucus, katherine clark. ms. clark: thank you so much, mr. chairman. you.ood morning to all of this week, the house will for the our work people. today, we're going to vote to armenian genocide. we are also going to vote on bills to protect and preserve over 3.5 million acres lands, preserving cultural sites, and protecting wildlife, wilderness, and from oil and gas development. as the chairman said, we are to be b

. >>> now to the latest duane "dog" chapman's broken heart which is now threatening his life.e told us about being diagnosed with a pulmonary embolism or blood clot in the arteries. >> next step is blood thinners. 98% of thinners work on the blood clot. >> the condition was working on quitting smoking. >> i ordered a nicotine patch this afternoon. >> kevin sat down with the bounty hunter in july days after losing his wife to cancer. he said he doesn't fear death. >> are you ready to go because you want to be with beth? >> of course. i'm ready. i said you beat me to this. you say that right after you lose someone. then when it comes down to the nitty gritty survival takes over. i would rather live. >> dog, we wish you the best. let's turn to justin beebers big day. ♪ all i need is a beauty and a beet ♪ >> the beibs and his bride hailey baldwin looked stunning in white, kicking off their celebratioa $59 lacoste go for $975. ♪ i won't let go >> everyone arrived by speed boat with flags bearing red hearts. a source tells us the focus on tonight's wedding is the music and the party

. >> matt chapman walked in with the pitcher brett anderson. utility player looked snazzy in his jacket. he has a big smile for the cameras. >> fans are pretty happy too. laura anthony is live in oakland with the story. laura? >> reporter: hi dan. there are a lot of happy fans. this place is rocking. i have never seen it this packed. they have their rally towels. these folks are ready for this game. they're excited about the possibility tonight. but also about what might happen next. >> reporter: the party started early at the coliseum. it was teeming with cars like six hours before the scheduled start of the big game between the hometown a's and the tampa bay rays. >> what's cooking? >> for doug and regina pryor, this day reminds them of the good old days. >> reggie jackson's double score. >> when the a's were repeatedly at the top of the heap. >> being old school and being from the days of reggie jackson and campy cap nair he is. they have the unity and the spirit. >> the swinging a's in the days of the glory days. the '70s. that's what we're

tessa chapman, five news. how did they become aware?|j later. tessa chapman, five news.can confirm the way they found out was not through a leak but through circumstances and it is a legitimate way in which they found out. as soon as they found out, did they come to you to ask for confirmation? the family liaison officers were speaking regularly with the family, they are well embedded with the family and they informed the family liaison officer and we were made aware that that had been the case. is the chief constable of northamptonshire police nick adderley gives a statement about their investigation into the death of 19—year—old harry dunn, we had his parents on this programme and his parents on this programme and his spokesman radd seiger. nick adderley urging everybody involved not to jeopardise any potential future case involving the wife of the us diplomat, anne sacoolas. nick adderley gave a clear timeline of he knew what when anti edged constraints and commentary on the case, which he said wasn't helpful —— he urged constraint in commentary. he said that officers

so how dare i have chapman i still have my for it all throughout my brain attorneys argued that m.g.m. was negligent in its security allowing the gunman to spend days stockpiling an arsenal in his hotel room without attracting any suspicion at one point m.g.m. actually countersued the victims claiming the company board no liability for that claim was dismissed in court victims attorneys hope the large settlement will encourage corporations to make security a priority and i think this should be a message to all of the other corporations businesses around the country. that they step up their security you've got to be on high alert with all of our security i think it's just that simple romo a single mother of 2 young children has had 7 surgeries suffers from flashbacks and lives with constant pain nothing about my life is normal anymore and. the amount of people i have met that weren't there and the friends that have become family through this and the memories that we all how from that night and that we share. is just as something that it's never you know never ever be able to prepare an

and orchestrates chapman's or and the or storage. in finance through companies and organizations who have an interest in clearance of the returning it from mine. ok peter hain with the legal action worldwide senior counsel for that organization thank you very much mr raines my question. the driver of a truck to contain the bodies of $39.00 people is appearing in a u.k. court but it's robinson is facing charges of manslaughter people trafficking and money laundering the 25 year old was arrested shortly after the container truck was discovered last week the identities of some of the victims are still to be confirmed that britain has sent documents to vietnam's government for checks on 4 of the 39 people found dead a protest in haiti's capital calling for the president to resign ended in violence the protesters set up roadblocks across border prints with some lighting fires and throwing stones at police on sunday officers responded by firing tear gas protesters accuse president children and weeks of corruption and economic mismanagement

two-run shot off aroldis chapman, the walkoff winner. 6-4 houston, their second pennant in three yearsthe nationals tuesday night in the world series. >> we talk about the talent. i thinkhe resolve and the steady heads on this team and just the, you know -- we still play with a chip on our shoulder, which is good. and we play with some mojo. i think all of this adds into the find a way to win the game. >> the thrill of victory, the agony of defeat for sure on that play. >> all right. >> by the way, if chris alvarez had been in that locker room, no goggles. >> i don't know, he's tumanly for that. >> oh boy, all right. well, thank you. >>> there are long flights, then there is a flight from qantas airways, wait until you hear how long it was in the air. >>> out of pennsylvania, a family looked at what it thought was a surveillance come try my really big chicken two patties for $4.99, or three for $5.99, or four for $6.99. that's an amazing deal, jack! hey, thanks, stanley. ow. ...wait, what's happening? stanley! you're deflating! hold me, jack! only at jack in the box. two breaded chicke

my fourth great grandfather james chapman thought when george washington the entire eight years of the revolutionary war of which i'm very proud of my heritage. the sacrifices made for us to be able to have what we have today. i'm a patriotic constitutionalist what i call myself, i believe we need to return to the heritage of her roots and stick to the constitution, stop the internal partisan bickering going on all the time, we did much better off and as a naval officer and sworn oath to defend and support the u.s. constitution with all enemies foreign and domestic and we have enemies above our constitution and our country in congress. and just this week fortunately the house voted not to impeach which we will hear more about later on when it does not mean they will stop trying which will probably happen so to get a better view of the situation of what is going on with the threat of impeachment that are happening daily we have a man here today who will tell us about that and share information. bob barr served as an united states attorney and appointed by president reagan from 86 - 90 a

>> linda chapman from nob hill. the subject that i need to address to you is the special victims of the police department whose only function seems to be to create special victims. but first, with respect, i want to say when i've tried in the past six months to contact supervisors' offices, whether it's my own or sponsors for the short-term rental thing, i'm astonished. it used to be possible to communicate with supervisors. all i hear is send us an e-mail, which when i -- it reminds me of when women would talk about their first date, and the guy would say i'll call you, you know? that's the impression i get, and it certainly has been happening elsewhere. all right. so i'll have to come back to talk to you about this, but the police commission actually gave directions to the police chief and his others there to do something, to respond, to reopen the investigation of the jewish home where a danger to life is occurring. i bring this to you now because of your interest in laguna honda because it is a worse situation t

. >> linda chapman. what i was being investigated by the sheriff's deputy for weapons, he said to me i hope you have an enjoyable evening. and i will have as a result of our various encounters, eventually will be able to have the case investigated properly and also reform the procedures in the special victims unit. and eventually i'm going to suggest a few small changes. but right now i just want you to know for sure what an extreme public danger exists as a result of the failure of the police to investigate this. this was not just my impression the special victims advocate at the da's office and adult protective services were deeply concerned about this as a matter of public safety. we have a deranged nurse who is practicing medicine unauthorized medicine, and playing doctor. and i told the police investigators that i would not be able to predict if she is going to be a serial sexual predator but i don't have any doubt i was not the first person she played doctor with and i will not be the last. when yo

with chapman's untimely death in 1989, the rest of the troupe decided to call it quits.y found a way to make very smart comedy about very silly things, or to treat very serious topics in a very silly way. that's one reason why i think that their comedy has endured. >> look! just a flesh wound. >> reporter: in 2014, the surviving members reunited one more time for the last night of "the pythons" in front of 15,000 fans in london and an estimated 50 million more watching worldwide. ♪ always look on the bright side of life ♪ >> and i am told think that is on is the most played at british funerals according to distinguish legend. >> uh-huh. >> and tony -- one of the great quotes there, i mean, it's -- we didn't know what we were doing, we knew what we didn't want to do. right? >> just a flesh wound. let's call it a draw, shall we? >>> think of them as the high-tech equivalent as a warm glass of milk. ahead, we'll look at the latest tools and gadgets meant to help you get some shuteye. for some of you your local news is next. for the rest, stick around. you're watching "cbs t

. >>> at chapman university in southern california sitting in a class called human sexuality. >> todayd that we have our last guest speaker in the semester. please welcome tasha ray. >> hello everyone. thank you so much for having me. i want to help you get a better understanding of what it is actually like to be an adult performer. >> on a quest to open the minds of young adults. tasha travels to the university to share the truth of the porn industry. >> can you talk about what goes on behind the scenes that the viewers do not get to see. >> before we shoot, they have to negotiate the type of sex they're going to have that day and they have to make sure they are comfortable with the act they are doing. consent is as huge factor in our job. >> when you are having sex on camera, how much of it is acting and how much of it is actual pleasure? >> that's a great question. i have had plenty of days where i had to act mostly. no matter what you have to perform because you are acting in a film. the truth is in most films we're not orgasming. we can't do it on command. >> tasha wants to remind

joining me to discuss is "bloomberg technology's" lizette chapman, who covers the company for me. so, first, start with the 350 that we heard about today. what do we know? lizette: the way it was described in a company email, dara khosrowshahi said this would be the last in a wave of cuts that he promised last spring, so as you mention, they had some cuts affecting marketing, product engineering, and now with this, it extends to uber eats and autonomous driving, so it increases the total number of people laid off to around 1200 or so. investors seem to like that, and the stock which has been trading 30% down from its ipo since may bumped up a little bit, about , 4%, today. taylor: you mentioned this was the last wave. we also got the 800 in july and september. those cuts different allyrtment and geographic from what we got today? lizette: this is part of a larger strategy that the ceo laid out over this spring. if you were to design uber, what would it look like, and they went department by department, and they said, hey, we have to seek profit, and as we have talked about on the

here is john eastman, constitutional scholar, law professor at chapman university, trump 2020 anniversary 2020 advisory member. is that enough to eat suggest that ukraine-gate is about political retribution, the whistle-blower is a democrat? >> given the number of democrats that actually work for the federal government, probably not. what we know is he's a spy at the cia, he was at the white house for a while, he went back to cia headquarters, and this information that he complained on was leaked to him from within the white house. so that's troubling enough, whether it's because he's a democrat or just like somebody else in the deep state a partisan against this president no matter what his political affiliation is. >> laura: there are some folks telling me that the fact that as a registered democrat, it's the beginning. that it's one little tidbit that came out. i think that's just the tip of the iceberg. that's not the biggest deal, but i want to move on with what else is going on with the white house deciding to go totally on the offensive and republicans on capitol hill, that's the p

>> i think the caucus has been very clear, my leader jim chapman would not have been able to with the votes he had if there was nothing good about this process. this is about shining light and gathering information. >> neil: doesn't your base want this? >> this is about corruption and abuse of power. i think the american people, democrats and republicans want to make the democracy work. and it's not about politics. if it was about politics then we would have never been to this point. >> neil: there is a sense here that it could backfire on democrats and it pushes this vote, if it comes to a vote, around the holidays or slightly thereafter. we are right into the caucuses in the primaries and all the senators are running for president. i think there was six of them. they are a tad distracted. so does it boomerang on them? >> i mean what are they going to do, go out and be campaigning? i think there are some political rest with it. i want to say i think it's the important thing there. >> neil: is their political risk with the republicans and democrats ignoring it? >> i think there is. bu

. >> reporter: that's one point comedian justin williams and his friend brittany chapman hope won't get with this becoming natural in this area it will make it more common for us to discuss the issues that have come from cannabis in the past. and if we discuss those issues, we can rectify those issues. >> and it's going to be like your beer and these would be like sodas. >> you want cannabis legalized globally? and there's no concern that you have for that widespread consumption? >> people are waking up right now drinking whiskey. absolutely not. >> reporter: is this a vision of the future? >> i think so. i mean, the future is now. we're living the possibilities. we're living the possibilities. and we hope to see other the in-laws have moved in with us. and our adult children are here. so we save by using tide. which means we use less. three generations of clothes cleaned in one wash. #1 stain and odor fighter, #1 trusted. it's got to be tide. >>> you may not have heard about the ugly produce movement, but it's gaining steam across the country. the idea is to take fruits and vegetables

here not to respond, john eastman, a constitutional law scholar, professor at chapman university school of law, and robert ray, former whitewater independent counsel. r john, there is a lot of debate on what mcconnell can do regarding the rules. what is your take? >> well, you know, the rules can be changed by a majority. we saw that when the democrats were in charge, when they changed the rules on filibusters for the d.c. circuit, for example.it it just takes the political will to do it. but even without that, there's a lot going on here that i think they ought to be conducting hearings about. we find evidence now that somebody in the white house leaked to a member of our cia information on a confidential call within the white house.rm why isn't that being investigated? it was just preposterous, in the whistle-blower complaint, that he said, oh, i learned of this in my normal duties. do normal duties of somebody over at the cia include spying on the president's phone calls in the white house? d i mean, these are the kind of things we ought to be looking at. and nobody seems to be doing

that's windsor resident mike chapman greeting firefighters in his hometown, thanking them for their hardmunity. >> she will have more tonight at 11:00. so many people so thankful for all those crews out there. >> and you know how much it means to the firefighters. >> that's this edition of abc 7 news. look for breaking news on the abc 7 news app. we appreciate your time. >> for the entire abc 7 news team, thank you for joining us. have a great evening. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the holidays begin here at the disneyland resort. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants. a culinary director from westwood, new jersey... a senior communications specialist from st. paul, minnesota... and our returning champion, a playwright from louisville, kentucky... ...whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alre [ cheers a k . joht games in a we're looking for a three-peat. dave, sam, and steve, don't disappoint. here we go. good luck. what are the categories today, please? that sounds like fun. next... yeah. followed by... nine-letter words that have the letters i-o in t

now to the latest on dwayne chapman three months after suffering a broken heart by losing his wife bethhearth is now threatening his wife. he told "e.t." he was diagnosed with a pulmonary embolism or blood clots in the arteries. >> next step is blood thinners, 98% of blood thinners work on the blood clot. >> the condition was discovered after he was rushed to the hospital three weeks ago. when kevin sat down with dog in july, dog said he did not fear death. >> are you ready to go because you want to join beth? >> of course. oh, yeah. i'm ready. i said you beat me to this. >> you say that right after you lose someone, and then when it comes down to the nitty-gritty, survival takes over. >> i'd rather live. >> our thoughts and prayers go out to dog and his entire family. >>> now let's get to more news in new york. >> we have the latest on prince harry after fighting back to protect his wife duchess meghan. after lawyers for meghan filed a lawsuit against a british newspaper, harry came out swinging saying, quote, my deepest fear is history repeating itself. i lost my mother, and now i wat

. >> linda chapman. i was here before with your special victims unit and i may have to come back another time or two. i want you to know the consequences -- i'll maybe get to that next time. having a function of special victims unit. and i'm going to say i'm hoping to have cooperation from your commission, from the supervisors to fix things. i was a long time activist. i worked with the committee to write all the protection for tenants. and people used to call me on the hill where i did land use the woman who saved knob hill. so i want to be the woman who prevents hundreds of people from becoming victims to the deranged nurse who got loose at this time as far as i know still at the jewish home and the administrator who could teach cardinals a thing or two about how to protect abusers. when we went up to sacramento to lobby for senate bill 338 about sops for investigations of this kind, i was asked to make a little sign if i wanted and my sign said sfpd protects abusers from victims. if you happen to read

aroldis chapman strikes out nelson cruz to end the game.yanks win 5-1 and the celebration was on in the clubhouse. yankees back in the alcs after a one-year absence. they await the winner tonight. >>> braves/cardinals in a thriller. yad yes, s molina, one of two players left in that cardinals championship team in 2011, he's just got that postseason clutch game. molina coming through again in the tenth with a walkoff sacrifice fly. st. louis would beat the braves in this one 5-4 to force a winner take all game five tomorrow. you can see that on tbs starting at 5:00 eastern. dodgers/nationals play a winner take all game five, ryan zimmerman hitting a three-run home run in the fifth last night for washington. the nationals able to stay alive in that series with the 6-1 win over the dodgers. >>> the 49ers looking to stay undefeated hosting the browns on "monday night football." richard sherman telling nfl.com's mike silver, angry, a little pumped up before the game, because baker mayfield wouldn't shake hands before the coin flip. first play of

little had strangled miriam chapman near those arches in 1976.never felt like he sent you on some wild goose chase? >> holland: no. nothing he's ever said has been proven to be wrong or false. we've been able to prove up almost everything he said. >> judge: mr. little! >> alfonsi: because of little's confessions, judges and prosecutors nationwide have been able to close long-standing cases. >> judge: what iyour plea to the charge of murder? >> little: guilty. >> alfonsi: here was little, via a video link from his prison in august, pleading guilty to two stranglings in cincinnati. in just over a year, 50 cold cases that had been dormant for decades have been solved, due to the detailed confessions little provided to the ranger. >> holland: tell me about north little rock. tell me what that girl looked like. >> little: had buck teeth. had a gap between her teeth, that's what it was. >> alfonsi: little grows disturbingly animated as he describes how he strangled his victims. >> little: you know that she's fighting for her life, and i'm fighting for

said at the end of that sound byte you know this is a young team you got was you got park, you got chapman you got all son. they will be back next year. well we hope so thank you mark. >>team coverage on the a's continues tonight on forza j r stone spent the day with the fans of stadium and he was also there when the team lost jr was a reaction to what we had to see tonight. >>frustration can for as high as things were during the daytime hours. i mean you had so many of these fans who out here early they spent the entire day tailgating then have a game like we saw tonight total frustration but so many people held their heads high leaving this. and let's remember 54,005 people were out here that is a wild card record when it comes to the amount of people at a game so it was all about the camaraderie but certainly frustration after the game. >>we'll be back next year and so will we fail is a good vibe. but it's too bad. we couldn't carry out entire evening. i thought so time of year >>us losing lives. >>we just continued to slump, we can't it on. we're on right now, but you know they hit the

. >> reporter: that's one point comedian justin williams and his friend brittany chapman hope won't getin this area, it will make it more common for us to discuss the issues that have come from cannabis in the past. and if we discuss those issues, we can rectify those issues. >> this is like beer and this is like sodas. >> reporter: you want cannabis legalized globally. and there's no concern that you have for that widespread consumption? >> people are waking up right now, drinking -- drinking whiskey. absolutely not. >> reporter: is this a vision of the future? >> i think so. i mean, the future is now. we're living the possibilities. and we hope to see other experiences that support cannabis consumption. >> throw it at me. a lot of questions. >> i know you haven't been saved -- i know you don't partake in that kind of activity. but did you get a contact? >> you know what, i -- i did not. i hate the smell of marijuana. i really do. and those air filtration systems that they had, they really worked. they're casino grade. they purify the air, and it is part of the code. you cannot let --

. >>> una paternidad o sea, tienen el poder tienen el sartÉn agarrado por el mango >>> el cubano chapman cuadrangular de justin turner y no hicieron mÁs ante la maravillosa de este seÑor ayer empataron y respuesta pi rarespiraron la serie >>> este partido una cachetada para los bravos de atlanta que ganaron el partido en la octava entrada lo empataron en la dÉcima lo dejaron en el terreno. esta del gane con un protagonista el boricua el de puerto rico yadier molina y aqÍi tambiÉn habrÁ un quinto y decisivo partido veremos cÓmo celebrÓ molina una locura, mira, mira ahÍ estÁ. >>> quÉ bonito no lo podÍa creer pero bueno marcelo ozuna el dominicano aportÓ tambiÉn un par de cuadrangulares >>> ambos fueron vitales >>> los astros perdieron con los rays ayer tampa dos imparables, 10 carreras castigaron a (nombre en inglÉs) tampa pegÓ 4 cuadrangulares esta serie que podrÍa cerrarse ayer le da un respiro a tampa atenciÓn con esto, le hicieron 6 carreras en poco mÁs de 3 entradas de labor, pero no fue suficiente sandarti >>> para nada estÁ que arde las grandes ligas y son los primeros clasificados