respect to teapot dome, they discovered that albert falls head -- albert fall had not issued any formal official opportunity for competitive bidding at teapot dome. just suddenly there was this contract signed between the interior department and these on developing the resources on these naval petroleum reserves. it was a very interesting legal aftermath of the conviction of albert fall for excepting bribes from the two oil guys. what happened was that heclair's company that organized, calling it the mammoth oil company, the mammoth oil company continued to develop the oilfield at teapot dome. they claimed that he had every right to do it because a contract that it been issued to him by the interior department was still a valid contract. the federal government would have none of it. clearly, this contract was obtained through fraud and bribery. the federal government brought an action in district court in wyoming. kennedy had a very contrary in view of how that contract was arrived at, apparently. claimsmemoirs, kennedy that when that contract decision came up before his court, he took

fall was1921, albert new mexico's first u.s. senator.e had had a career in the southwest as an oil developer, as more or -- miner, less a land mineral prospector. lauren g harding was elected president in november -- laurent hardingg -- warren g 1920.ected in november of he announced that albert fall would be in his cabinet. property of the navy. it was a preserve set aside for the navy for their purposes. the naval secretary, also a poker-plane buddy of warren somehow coaxed or theinced to transfer authority over the naval petroleum reserves to the interior department, where it very handily -- albert fall had a plan. he was later convicted of accepting bribes from a couple of oilmen for allowing them exclusive access to these naval petroleum reserve. it was done under the table. the evidence that albert fall's seizedhowed that he had -- received substantial amount of cash from harry sinclair to allow them an exclusive right to drill an area that was set aside for drilling. it was not to be drilled on. he was, in essence, doing what the

wasr to 1921, albert fall new mexico's first u.s. senator. career in the southwest developer, as a miner, mineralsess a land prospector. when warren g. harding was ofcted president in november 1920, he announced that albert fall, one of his poker playing u.s. senate the would be secretary of interior. about theteresting story is that albert fall did not have authority over the -- me trel naval me trel yum because that was the nave.ty of the u.s. it wanave -- navy. so the secretary of navy was playing buddy of coaxed or convinces transfer the authority over naval petroleum reserves where albert fall had a plan. was later convicted of accepting bribes from a couple of oil men for allowing them to these navals petroleum reserves. revealedial, it was substantialived amounts of cash for allowing them the exclusive right to drill in the area that was set aside for drilling. on.as not to be drilled he was, in essence doing what the interior department was wased from doing and that leasing out the oil fields to anybody. ben worse, if they were to lea

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race.ulture, gender, and [applause] albert -- [applause] the 2013 national medal of arts to albert for rethinking and remaking documentary films in america. one of the pioneers of direction and a -- he offered people and communities around the globe for nearly 60 years by capturing raw emotions and revisitation's -- his work reflects the unfiltered truths of our humanity. [laughter] [applause] linda. [applause] the 2013 national medal of arts. for whatever one-of-a-kind voice and decades of remarkable brewis -- shen for influences defied expectations and condom american where your ways and help pave the way for generations of women artists. todd williams. [applause] [applause] james terrel. [applause] the 2013 national medal of arts to james terrel for his groundbreaking visual arts capturing the powers of light and space, he build experiences that forced us to question reality, challenging our perception of not only art, but also the world around us. [laughter] [applause] nationals humanities recipient -- mr. abrams. [[applause] the 2013 national humanities medal to mr. abrams for run

[applause] albert meisels. [applause] the 2013 national medal of arts to albert meisels for rethinking and redoing documentary film diseases -- film. 60has done it for nearly years by capturing raw emotions and representations come his work reflects the unfiltered truths of our shared humanity. [applause] linda ronstadt. [applause] the 2013 national medal of arts to linda ronstadt for her one-of-a-kind voice over decades for marketable music drawn from a broad range of influences, she defied expectations to conquer american radio waves and help pave the way for generations of women artists. [applause] >> todd williams. [applause] the 2013 national medal of arts totheir contributions architecture and arts education. whether public or private, their deliver an inspired to sign have a profound effect on those who interact with them. they're teaching has inspired young people to pursue their passions. [applause] james terrel. [applause] the 2013 national medal of arts to james terrel or his groundbreaking visual ar

albert manifold joins us now.umbers, albert, are all doing quite nicely, a healthy position. you have a big review underway. what is your feeling for the first half of the year? >> a good start to the year was sales ahead by over 4%. i support the pleasing aspect of this business for the first half of the year. increase just coming in slightly ahead of consensus. good delivery in the first half. >> the outlook, it is a strong start to europe in terms of what we've seen. we have a lot of play here. a lot of data on our and from recession in italy. obviously, we have the whole russian effect. i know the you speak with you people on the ground. what is the reality of what is happening on the ground in the last couple of months? >> on the ground, what we're seeing from customers and contractors is a fairly steady solid progress during the course of the year. that seems to be maintained during the summer. we got off to a good start of the year on the back of good weather. the trends we're seeing in may and june seem to

mark albert, wusa9. county police are searching for the person that killed a landover woman. 36-year-old shontelle lewis was found dead in her home this morning. she appeared to have suffered upper body trauma and no signs of entry. police in greenbelt tried to stop somebody driving her car earlier this morning and the driver did not stop. a few minutes later they found the car abandoned in a wooded area. >>> prince george's county leaders say they need to come up with a machine to try and stop the next act of -- plan to try and stop the next act of domestic violence before it happens. angela alsobrooks and leaders in the faith community got foggy to talk about what we can do about this -- together to talk about what we can do about this and one council member says the effort really starts at home. >> i'm here as a father, a councilman as a man to say to the other men this issue is not only about us, but a lot of it is about us. we are the overwhelming perpetrators of domestic violence. that is a fact an

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albert pujols is able to score on that. angels win, 4-3 on a walkoff. four. >> does look like it hers when albert runs. >> yeah, yeah. >> that's all we got. >> yeah. >> back to you. >> we're hurting. >> thanks, guys. >>> coming up next in "the pulse," the one thing about president obama's news conference that got more attention than his remarks. >>> plus, sibling surprise. the best reaction from a kid after mom breaks some pregnancy news. [ julie ] the wrinkle cream graveyard. if it doesn't work fast... you're on to the next thing. clinically proven neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it targets fine lines and wrinkles with the fastest retinol formula available. you'll see younger looking skin in just one week. one week? this one's a keeper. rapid wrinkle repair. and for dark spots rapid tone repair. from neutrogena®. i thought "so what?", but now "cai can't stop playing.rst and for dark spots rapid tone repair. that's not how it works. i mean it's so simple. it's like my car insurance. i saved 15% in fifteen minutes. well esurance could have saved you mo

here is mark albert. ( gunfire ) >> reporter: when john hinckley jr. tried to assassinate president ronald reagan more than three decades ago, the bullets also hit his press secretary james brady in the the head. a jury found john hinckley not guilty by reason of insanity and committed him to a psychiatric hospital. brady survived but the bullet left him partially paralyzed for the remainder of his life. according to the d.c. police department, an autopsy concluded that brady perished as a result of the original gunshot wound and consequences thereof. prosecutors are reviewing the rule. but renewing a legal case against hinkley could prove difficult. his insanity defense would be at issue. criminal defense attorney nina ginsberg: >> it's not whether you're legally insane today but legally insane at the time of the shootings. and if he is legally insane at the time of the shootings, he will now be not guilty by reason of insanity. >> reporter: in his original defense, attorneys argue arguedt hinkley was obsessed with the movie "taxi driver," a film abou

>> i am curator of henry and albert berg collection of english literature. worked in the new york public library in the past and was later a curator at methodist university and downtown at the theological seminary and got a doctorate and renaissance history at columbia and that led to me being here. >> host: how long have you been at the new york public library? >> as curator september 2000. >> host: you brought up things to show us. >> the berg has 2,000 linear feet of archives and printed items and $400 but this is what i like to call the tip of the berg. we have the only surviving manuscript of police on it satires and paradoxes done in his lifetime. not in his hand but in the hand of his secretary and personal assistant. this has the highest authority deriving directly from his own manuscript. you can see the differences between the text that were made in the first edition them perpetuated but in this on at all who wore burst a each all of those have been destroyed by this will be resurrected on the day of judgment. and this word is transcribed as death

albert -- the old man with a bunch of his sons and other relatives -- albert bought well first came to this we water valley looking for mining, ranching and real-estate opportunities. he acquired the 76 ranch with its headquarters less than a mile from april's for but did not start running cattle until summer of 1880. he had a reputation for a bad temper. that summer he and a group that investors formed the company and found the town of bought well west of what synapse cabins for high prices. the town was described as having a storage blacksmith shop, post office and newspaper, the sweet water chief and indicated the railroad would soon link with sweet water valley casper. if anyone ever finds a copy of the sweet water chief please send it to me. robert connor ranch a few miles from watson. robert connor, the fifth guy was eventually from eastern pennsylvania where his stepfather made a fortune in the local business. robert galbraith, a well-known railroad mechanic from rollins and a member of the territorial legislature who visited sweetwater in july at 1889 to buy a herd of cattle. i

it shows motel guest john albert tee smoking a cigarette in a lounge area right before the fire. last month the prosecutor' office ruled the fire an accident and investigators say albert tee fell asleep while smoking and that started the fire. he was among those killed. >> a developing story now. the philadelphia school money crisis. governor tom corbett in philadelphia today to announce he was allowing an early release of cash to the philadelphia school district, but the school's superintendent says the money won't guarantee that classes will actually start on time. fox 29' bruce gordon is live at school district headquarters in spring garden. so, bruce, what exactly is going on here? >> reporter: well, with the new school year fast approaching the governor corbett does indeed loosen the purse strings on storm-term cash but long-term answers in the form of a new tax or teacher union concessions, they are still very much in doubt. philadelphia's school children got some good news in the short-term. governor corbett says he will authorize an advance of $265 million in state fundin

speaker carl albert has demured to that. immunity has many dimensions. speaker albert does not feel that is the business of the legislative branch of the government, because immunity can only be granted by the executive branch, where the prosecution would be continued. but senator javits views that it would be kind to take this burden away from incoming president gerald ford, so that he would not be forced to make the decision to whether he would allow prosecution of the man who made him vice president, and subsequently is making him president, so that congress could take this painful decision away from the new president, gerald ford, and make it for him, not in a fully legal sense, but in a political sense, set the stage, set the emotions of the nation so that it would not be wise or fruitful for any prosecutor to try him. none of this, of course, applies to the question discussed by dan and fred of being witness at the trial. it applies only to immunity. but we have seen two days, perhaps two and a half days of body english by the congress, trying to e

mark albert, cbs news, washington. >> axelrod: the mother of the man in new york city who died after being put in a choke hold by a police officer says she wants the officer criminally charged. this after the medical examiner ruled eric garner's death a homicide. anna werner spoke with garner's mother today. >> reporter: outside, headlines relayed the medical examiner's finding calling eric garner's death a homicide. >> this is about an illegal choke hold. >> reporter: inside, at a news conference with ref rantd al sharpton, garner's family called for justice. his widow: >> i met with the prosecutors and i feel like i did the right thing by doing that, and i just want them to do the right thing for justice for my husband. >> reporter: cell phone video shows police confronting 43-year-old garn or a staten island sidewalk. they said he was selling cigarettes illegally and had been arrested 30 times before. new york police officer daniel pantaleo, in the green shirt, put garnener a choke hold for roughly 15 seconds. it's a move prohibited by his department. >> i can't breathe. i can't b

as mark albert tells us, some 500,000 people now have no water. >> reporter: residents in toledo and nearby communities on saturday quickly bought up water bottles leaving store shelves empty after health officials declared the public water supply off limits. toledo mayor michael collins: >> we have used every single resource throughout the state of ohio, including now up in michigan, in order to bring a supply of water to get us over this first period. >> reporter: city officials say a recent test at a water treatment plant found a spike in the level of microsystin, a toxin that comes from algae found naturally in lakes and ponds. when ingested, it can cause numbness, nausea, vomiting, rashes, and even affect the liver. 500,000 residents in three northwest ohio counties who get their water from the toledo water system have been warned not to drink it or let children bathe in it. boiling will not eliminate the contamination and will make the water more toxic. >> we cannot really and truly tell you what that plan is at this time because we're waiting on the science. >> there you go! >

here's mark albert. >> you all been waiting on us?is the first food truck to open in downtown knoxville, and customers could not wait. >> it's been hard for us to set up because so many people are banging on the window trying to get us to open up. >> reporter: across the country, the culinary upstarts are so successful, in fact, they may be disrupting the traditional restaurant business. >> i don't hate food trucks. i think they make it tougher on the restaurants to survive. >> reporter: gavin coleman owns the dubliner in washington, d.c. from the moment food trucks started lining up right outside profits from his crucial lunch hour crowd disappear exclude never came back. >> we depend on these peak hours of service and lunch being one of them so to have food trucks come in and sit right outside of my door and take away from that peak hour makes it tough to survive the other 18 hours that we're open. >> reporter: concerns over competition, safety, and public health have divided cities on how best to regulate food trucks. chicago bans

four people died including albert. 12 other people were hurt.officials have ruled that fire accidental. >> the mum% want to make some changes to this year's new year's day parade. here's what they are hoping to change. the judging and the length of the parade. >> but tradition is a big part of the parade in philadelphia. not everyone is happy about breaking that. fox 29's sabina kuriakose joining us live in south philadelphia with a look at what the changes could be and why some people are so upset. >> reporter: dawn we're standing here at the intersection to broad and washington. this is where the mummers parade will end if in fact the routine and it's leaving some in south philly feeling left out. >> change of pace for the storied mummers parade organizers asking the city for permission to reverse the mummers route. >> it will be shorter, more condensed. >> mummers want to get the judging out of the way by starting the parade at city ha hall. the new route would then take marchers down broad street ending on washington avenue. traditionally th

and then there was albert pujols. he goes to left like a buffalo and dances with wolves. no doubter over the wall. that was his 516th homer of his career. the angels have won their third straight against the a's and have a three-game lead. >>> giants fans loved playing the brewers tonight. pence in the first puts the giants up 3- 0 with this single up the middle. had a 3-4 night with 3 rbi's. 5-1 giants in the 3rd when pagan does this. three for five with a single, double and triple. 8-2 already when posy does this. a triple. he finished the five 5 night 5-5. he had a walk off yesterday, two homers the day before. giants roll 13-2 over the brewers. >>> now no fault of his own 49er though have been waiting anxiously. smith will is to sit out nine games this upcoming season. goodell gave him four games for substance abuse and the rest for personal conduct. the 49ers said we will continue to support him but it's time to pit this matter behind us and focus on the season ahead. >>> high school football time . hollywood south taking on a team out of sacramento. bob la deucer is

>> mark albert on martha's vineyard in massachusetts. thanks, mark. >>> for more on the situation in iraq, we turn to bobby gauche managing editor of the business news quartz. good morning. >> good morning. >> you say al qaeda . >> you say this is worse, why? >> al qaeda was bad and kill add lot of people but these guys are much more systematic much more ruthless much more brutal and they herd people into what looks like concentration camps and shoot them down like nazis do. they're indiscriminate. it appears they hate everybody. they'll kill fellow muslims, christians, other religious minorities, anybody who disagrees with this incredibly narrow and perverted view of islam that they have. in sheer ruthlessness and efficiency. al qaeda sort of the soldiers -- or the terrorists of al qaeda are willing to die for a cause. these guys want to kill for a cause and then they want to control territories. not enough to kill. they want to create a state. that's a level of a mission we've not seen from any other terrorist group in the middle east.

albert turned all of that into a positive. >> as i [ pause ] -- >> got older, i just, uhm, like -- id, okay, so what? >> there's times where things seem to just kind of flow off -- off -- off his tongue and everything is fine and times where it's a little more difficult. >> reporter: this is mike's third year with antoine at diablo valley college. the 6'2" cornerback was virtually unknown when he came to dvc and now received scholarship offers from 16 division one programs all of them drooling over his potential. >> so far, antoine's face has been face, body, or image has been put on a wheaties box. it's been put into the nfl draft standing next to roger goodell. >> i'm blessed because out of a high school is [ indiscernible ] i have none so yeah, i have nothing. i haven't talked to a school. >> reporter: all this positive attention is a new feeling for a kid who has endured his fair share of teasing. >> mike riley was out here meeting with him, head coach at oregon state. a high school coach took it upon himself to kind of take that opportunity to make antoine kind of the butt of a

did you know that albert einstein predicted those, that we would have them someday? >> guest: i didn't know about albert einstein, but i'm actually kind of leery about e-cigarettes. i think i'm the one hand if you are a smoker of traditional cigarettes and you're trying to quit, and e-cigarettes on the way that you cut down or even cut out traditional cigarettes, then i think that's good. what i worry about is people taking up smoking with e-cigarettes who have never smoked traditional cigarettes at all. i worry if we don't know much about e-cigarettes. we don't know about the propellants about or in the liquid. they are considered generally recognized as safe for ingestion, for eating, but we don't know if they did anything when you inhale them. there is for example, one of the reasons people -- one of the reasons people worry about air pollution is to find particulate matter the kids in the lungs. that causes cancer. similarly, the propylene glycol that's in the fluid that is used to her by the flavor and all that and e-cigarettes, it's unclear. there's some metal

it was this albert pujols home run that ended the game.this is the longest game of angels history. >> that's a long time. >>> venus williams is beating her sister to advance to the final in the rogers cup. the last time venus beat her little sister was 5 years ago. venus is ranked 26th in the world. >>> thing are really heating up in bay area baseball. join me and former major leaguer this sunday night for extended a's lineup and our one-on-one interview with oakland's top white house rod. it's a half hour of all your sports need right after the news. sports night live tonight at 9:00, only kron 4. you say, tomato. old el paso says... diced tomato stand'n stuff chicken tacos. you say what's for dinner? old el paso says... start somewhere fresh. how do you helper? make helper with your favorite ingredients, for a fresh taste you'll love. helper. make it yours. now make restaurant inspired dishes with ultimate helper. >>> welcome back, time now is 8:30, happy sunday everyone. hopefully you're enjoying your morning this morning. here's erica

mark albert reports he becomes the highest ranking u.s. officer killed in combat since 1970. >> reporter: major general harold green was with nato troops at this base and a man in an afghan army uniform opened fire with a machine gun from the window of a building. green was deputy chief of training and making a site visit to the camp, west of the afghan capital, kabul. it has a military academy. the major general is the highest ranking u.s. service member killed since 9/11. as many as 15 other americans and coalition soldiers were wounded including a german brigadier general. the gunman, believed to be an afghan soldier, was shot and killed. this witness said helicopters landed an evacuated the casualties. i was watching from a distance. >> the defense secretary spoke with the u.s. commander in afghanistan after the attack and pledged the pentagon's full support and resources for the investigation. >> secretary hagel extends thoughts and prayers to those affected by this tragedy. >> police attacks on coalition groups, known as green on blu

. >> my name is albert i started playing golf in 1964 glen eagles was two years old i'm a senior citizeneven shops i don't live within the city limits this course i can afford to play there i go to hunter's bay about 3 times a week it's got a history and gotten up in the golf world that's a hidden jewel everybody speaks about oh, i'm going to get robbed and killed there in 50 years there's only been one element of robber and the san francisco police department and a member of the club course he took care of of the business and people had their property back and on top of people weren't from san francisco he somehow got their valuables back there must be a way to renegotiate this lesee couldn't tell you what to do it seems simple give this man a little bit of help so he can maintain this course and charley i've played with guys fluff and other people everybody comes up and increase a little bit of a money going but it's fun really hidden jewels of the city a lot of people don't know it's there on behalf of the tom shaw and the golf course i appreciate your llgs to me. >> (clapping) >> if

desde los angeles, antonio albert, univisiÓn. >> hoy juan manuel santos tomÓ juramento como presidenteceremonia y reacciones. >> toma de juramento al seÑor presidente. >> hace cuatro aÑos el ex presidente Álvaro uribe esperÓ a su sucesor y compartiÓ como co protagonista de la asunciÓn presidencial. hoy mientras en la casa se ultimaban detalles para el acto de posesiÓn del segundo perÍodo de santos minutos santos uribe convertido en su mÁs grande opositor apareciÓ ante los medios para oficializar su ausencia. >> no participÓ en la toma de juramento presidente de la repÚblica doctor juan manuel santos por los abusos de poder que su elecciÓn y por la existencia al representante de nicolÁs maduro. >> 39 sillas vacÍas que pasarÁn a la historias segundo lugar el otro protagÓnico se los llevó ella. >> voy a votar por juanpa. >> ahora muy bien vestida, peinada y con fotos apareciÓ doÑa mechas, la humilde mujer que con su naturalidad el cambiÓ el rumbo al entonces apretada presidencial cuando grabÓ un video diciendo que iba a votar por santos. >> esa abuelita tan llena de afecto con su sincerid

albert pujols 24th of the year and takes it deep. a's shut out 4-0. an gems -- angels won four straight and a's lost two in a row and are three back of the angels in the west. like this, manny, like this. pac man a on the tour promoting his november title bout. what do you think of the first pitch there, larry? >> i agree. good aim though. five for five and three r.b.i's. giants 19 hits tonight. a two-run homerun. vogel song gets the win. they are playing pretty well. still to come, why aldon smith's support system stays in tact. a new movie in the theaters and same old de la salle on night lights berkeley.

a double pump and albert pujols is safe. not going oakland's way, a's lose 2-0. what about the 49ers? they announced they have released 19 players, notable players include stanford linebacker shane stowe. the roster is down to 53 players. the opening against uc davis could not have started any better. ty montgomery, get busy with it. he's really that fast. we did not speed up the video. cardinal blowout to aggies, 45-0. what about cal? looking to bounce back. second quarter, jerry goff hits davis, 74 yards for the td. goff, 281 yards, three touchdowns. cal wins. matching their total wind total from last season. they only needed one game to match their total from last season. pretty good stuff. >> we latte or au lait? cozy or cool? exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. right now, all beds are on sale. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35. you're the rock, at 60. and snoring? sleep number's even got an adjustment for that. you can only find sleep number at a

the ocean county prosecutor's offers says this video shows a guess identified as john albert i smoking in a lounge, just before that fire started, in march. investigators say that he fell asleep while smoking. that is what sparked the flames. now, this is what the scene looked like. four people died, including albert i, 12 others hurt, fire officials have ruled it accidental. >>> time now 4:40. a quick look at old city for you right now, nice and quiet on market street. we're here at fourth and market. want to remind that you we'll have the school supply drive coming up this friday, at this location, so tomorrow morning. much more details on that throughout the morning. but first, at 4:41-ish, let's do weather on the once with caitlin. >> good morning to you. hard to believe we're talking about back to school. i have seen the commercials, ads, coupons out, it is ramming up. like it or not, back to school is upon us, at least in a few weeks. summer like weather still here, nice summer like weather we've been enjoying through july and june. yep, we've had a few warm snaps, couple of heat

a los pocos meses que conocÍ a albert empecÉ el programa. >> crees que lidiar siempre con el peso tey reglas si sigues las reglas si haces lo que tienes que hacer si pones esfuerzo eso lo adoptÉ por eso ahora soy un poco. >> control freak. estamos llegando al aeropuerto estamos haciendo estilo hollywood. esto es muy hollywood vas al aeropuerto primero el pelo maquillaje, te compras el vestido llegas con tus gafas y te bajas del aviÓn y te ve su marido nadie como tu y le dices asÍ me levanto natural, frescas muchas gracias. >> gracias a ti. >> no a ti, se te quiere mucho. >> gracias. >> un besito. bueno hasta el viernes que viene pero no le vamos a ver la salida porque es de hollywood. >> bye! ♪ >> quÉ merecida transformaciÓn, gracias, si quiere tener esta misma suerte por ejemplo o consultar cualquier duda sobre su imagen puede escribirle @jomary o entre a primer impacto.com le puede hacer cualquier pregunta que desee linda transformaciÓn me encanta cuando le cambia la vida de las mujeres que lo necesitan, descubren que la estatua de >> una figura religiosa tiene dientes humanos un e

albert morales/ portavoz policía san josé afirma el portavoz de la policía que cuando los oficiales llegarongar trataron de negociar con la sospechosa. minutos después ella salió de la casa pero los uniformados le dispararon letalmente porque al parecer tenía un objeto en la mano ... lo que podía ser un arma de fuego. la mujer fue trasladada al hospital donde a las 12 y 39 de la tarde fue declarada muerta rodolfo es vecino de la sospechosa y siguió por su radio policial el dramático desenlace rodolfo regalado "ella tenía dos hostages adentro.. la policía le dijo que saliera sin la pistola pero cuando ya salió creo que la tenía y le dijeron drop the gun pero no hizo caso" fue ahí cuando al parecer un oficial disparo. las calles permanecieron cerradas a lo largo del día y el pánico se apoderó del área maría ortiz "salí a recoger a mi hija ya cuando regresamos encontramos todo acordonado muy alarmante" la identidad de la sospechosa aún no ha sido dada a conocer por las autoridades. andres live outro los policías involucrados en el incidente fueron llevados a la comisaría donde rindieron declara

. >> ya estÁ listo nuestro metro luego, albert martÍnez. >> tenemos por delante un fin de semana bastante, la mÁxima se quedaban en los 77 lejos estÁ los 93 de modesto. veamos en el satÉlite a nivel nacional tambiÉn estÁ muy despejado en el sureste del paÍs, un anticiclÓn que mantendrÁ el tiempo estable pero sigue llegando la influencia de modesto. esa humedad alcanza esta regiÓn pero como podemos ver, tenemos un aporte de aire seco. cuando lowell se vaya llegarÁ marie, se encuentra delante de mÉxico y se desplazarÁ hacia las aguas abiertas del pacÍfico. como les comentaba, fin de semana definido por las altas presiones, aunque seguirÁ enviando hacia la costa. algo fresca durante el fin de semana, como les comentaba, niebla a primera hora, dificultarÁ la visibilidad. las temperaturas en la costa en los 70, y hace el interior las mÁximas en los 90. >>entrÁndole el mundo los deportes te cuento que los gigantes san francisco le ganaron a washington. >> fue un buen dÍa para los equipos locales porque oakland le ganÓ a los angeles. >> le saluda alejandro luna quien acciÓn deportiva, vamos habl