. >> ¿la seÑora alberta?rnie y lo peor de todo es que tengo que irle a pedir perdÓn a la seÑora alberta. >> ¿pedirle perdÓn a la bruja? pero si es una bruja fea. >> ¿cÓmo? dime que soluciÓn me traes. >> a nisa la tenemos en nuestras manos. ♪ el niÑo que vino del mar . [ locutor ] desde que jorge tiene gain con lift & lock, le encanta cómo huelen sus cosas. [ olfateando ] [ mujer ] cariño, ¿esa no es la toalla del perro? [ jadeo y gruñido ] [ gemidos ] [ locutor ] ey, mi toalla, su toalla. gain con lift & lock limpia increíblemente bien, para que tu ropa huela increíblemente bien. obtén el aroma que te encanta en suavizante de ropa e intensificador de aroma. ♪ el niÑo que vino del mar . >> ay, fenomenal ¿cÓmo no se me habÍa ocurrido? eres genial, alberta. >> pues ¿con quiÉn cree que esÁa tratando? claro, todo esto tiene un precio. >> me lo imaginaba, ahora veo que a pulso te has ganado tu tÍtulo de usurera. >> pero yo tambiÉn estoy corriendo un gran peligro, porque yo puedo salir involucrada en esto ¿o quÉ, us

>> alberta vengo a brindar contigo por tu Éxito.ujer. >> ¿pero cuÁnto hay por lo que sigue? >> mira, habla claro. no le estÁs dando la informaciÓn al lustra botas. estÁ bien. >> no es que sea desconfiado, pero dando y dando, quÉ le parece. pues anduve indagando sobre la muerte del tipo este.

>> alberta is a very good place to do business.ry stable environment. >> i mean, you're understating it, aren't you? i mean, alberta is as safe as you can get on this planet, isn't it? >> it's a great place to do business. >> and they haven't had a civil war for a while. >> we haven't had a civil war for a long time. >> the bonus for canadians, aside from the treasure, is the notion that americans might have to start treating them with a little less condescension. >> with their oil, i think we're going to need them a lot more than they need us. >> we may appear, in canada, to be a mouse compared to the elephant down south in terms of diplomacy or politics. but in terms of resources, we are mighty equals. >> there have been grumblings out of ottawa in the past that canada should consider using the oil sands as leverage in its serious trade disputes with the united states. do you think america's taking canada for granted on the oil sands? >> absolutely, and i think most people--most canadians believe that. >> and the canadians have a

. >> ay, por favor, seÑora alberta, acuÉrdese., es que ahorita estoy muy cansada. maÑana que despierte con otro Ánimo, seguro que me acuerdo. >> no, seÑora, por favor, no sea mala, dÍgame. >> ¿mala yo? vÁlgame dios, morena, si me paso de buena. mira, voy a hacer de cuentas que no me has dicho nada y vete a acostar. seguro que maÑana yo estarÉ mÁs despejadita y tal vez me acuerde de algo de lo que me dijo. Ándale. Ándale, andale, Ándale, ay, rapidito, si la cansada soy yo. te voy a ir golpeando poco a poco, para que aprendas que a Íi no se me va una. >> ¿quÉ le pasa, seÑorita pilar? >> eh. >> ¿quiere un poco de cafÉ? >> sÍ, si, gracias. ¿me puedo sentar aquÍ con ustedes un rato? >> claro, por supuesto. >> gracias. >> siÉntese. >> gracias, rancha. >> ¿quÉ tiene? ¿le puedo ayudar en algo? >> ay, sÍ, si, rancha. >> seÑorita pilar, no nos asuste. ¿quÉ le pasa? ¿eh? >> es que... el licenciado serrano me propuso matrimonio. >> por supuesto aceptÓ ¿no? >> cÓmo no iba a aceptarlo, si Óscar es encantador. >> hum. >> es... es el hombre al qu

>> sÍ, pero Él no lo sabe. >> deje sus tonterÍas, alberta.rafÍas. de inmediato. >> ay, sÍ, seÑor, si. vamos, mi amor. >> felipe ¿me dejas tomarte una foto? >> ¿asÍ estoy bien? >> alberta. >> carlos, querido, no esperaba verte en este lugar. >> ah, me invitÓ el doctor ortiz. >> no puedes dejar tu camarita por nada del mundo ¿verdad? >> no, es un ojo muy fisgÓn. (risa). >> el seÑor enrique estÁ alla adentro, en la fiesta, yo no puedo entrar. >> tÚ entra y no mÁs le avisas. >> pues no mÁs no entro, porque no puedo. >> nunca me imaginÉ que pudieras verte mÁs bonita de lo que eres y, y me equivoquÉ. >> gracias, martÍn. cÓmo me hubiera gustado poder quererte. >> ¿por quÉ no lo intentas, bonita? ¿por quÉ no me das una oportunidad? ♪. ♪ es la estrella que nos mira . ♪ que nos une a la familia . ♪ que te aguarda y que te cuida ♪. ♪ y de dÍa se hace sol ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. (aplausos) ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> muchas gracias. buenas noches. bienvenidos al gran arranque de pequeÑos gigantes. 7 escuadrones con 4 niÑos uno, nos sorprenderÁn en el escenario en un

. >> ¿para quÉ quiere a mi niÑo, alberta?me voy de esta casa. >> ¿usted sabe dÓnde estÁ felipÍn? >> estÁ hablando con el seÑor eduardo, lo estoy esperando para continuar sus clases. >> muy bien. >> yo no puedo seguir haciendo esto. no puedo seguir engaÑando a don eduardo. Él ha sido muy bueno conmigo, creo que hasta me quiere y confÍa en mi. >> ah, pero si aquÍ estÁs. >> me espanta. >> ¿conseguiste lo que te pedÍ? >> sÍ, aqui estÁ. pero le advierto que no volveÉe hacerlo, eh. no volverÉ a pedirle dinero a don eduardo para usted. >> tÚ harÁs lo que yo quiera, porque a ti y a nisa los tengo en mis manos. >> a nisa no, a nisa no puede hacerle nada. ella no sabe nada. >> claro que puedo, tengo muchas armas en contra de ella, muchas. >> pero no puede meterla a la cÁrcel. no sabe nada de nuestro trato, alberta. >> pero fÍjate que yo voy a hablar con don eduardo, ¿y sabes quÉ va a pasar? que don eduardo no se va a querer casar con su adorada nisa, los echarÁ a los dos por mentirosos. puede imaginarse eso, nisa otra vez son nada. y a

>> don getulio santos, el dueÑo del teatro donde la, la alberta era bataclana.dicen que era su amiguita. ademÁs fue la sospechosa de su muerte, pero nunca le pudieron probar nada. y bueno, el caso se cerrÓ. >> asÍ que sospechosamente el caso se cerrÓ. ahora sÍ te tengo en mis manos, querida alberta gÓmez. >> felipÍn es rete valiente. >> bueno ¿y cÓmo lograron salvarlos? >> oye chiri, chacho nos ayudÓ. >> pues gracias a dios todo saliÓ bien pero hay que tener mucho cuidado. bueno y tÚ casimiro, ¿aprendiste la lecciÓn? >> sÍ martin. y quiero pedirte algo. >> tÚ sabes, dime. >> ¿puedo regresar contigo a tu casa? >> pos claro que te vienes conmigo eli y yo tenemos pendiente ir a pescar. >> bueno, mi amor, yo creo que ya nos tenemos que ir porque nos estÁn esperando. >> nos vemos casimiro. ¿siempre juntos? >> siempre juntos. >> siempre juntos. >> bien, ya me voy. >> ay, por quÉ te vas, si la estamos pasando muy bien. >> sÍ, si, pero lo que pasa es que quiero revelar estas fotografÍas hoy mismo y ya maÑana vendrÉ. quiero hablar contigo de la morena. >> de la morena. >

>> sÍ, pero Él no lo sabe. >> deje sus tonterÍas, alberta. no mÁs le avisas. >> pues no mÁs no entro, porque no puedo. >> nunca me imaginÉ que pudieras verte mÁs bonita de lo que eres y, y me equivoquÉ. >> gracias, martÍn. cÓmo me hubiera gustado poder quererte. >> ¿por quÉ no lo intentas, bonita? ¿por quÉ no me das una oportunidad? >> no puedo mÁs. no puedo sentirla tan cerca y tenerla tan lejos. con permiso. >> martÍn. quÉ padre sorpresa, yo tambien invitÉ a mis amigos. >> quÉ bien. de haber sabido, yo los hubiera traÍdo conmigo. >> ¿verdad que nisa es la mÁs bonita de la fiesta? >> sÍ, la mÁs hermosa, felipÍn. >> pues no mÁs no entro, porque no puedo. >> mire, ahÍ estÁ el papa de casimiro. a lo mejor viene con Él. >> ... pues mira. tÚ sÍ lo miras ¿cierto? >> ¿a quiÉn? >> a casimiro. >> por fin ya llegaron. >> ¿y estos? >> vengan, vengan, ahorita vemos a felipÍn. >> ¿no que no podÍas entrar?

quiero que alberta le cambiemos la imagen, un corte que sea mÁs glamour, fÁcil de arreglar, iluminaciÓniendo un corte de cabello, y luego muchos reflejos. el maquillaje fue muy sencillo. y luego de varias horas. >>> estÁs lista para verte. >>> estoylista. >>> dios mÍo. no lo puedo creer. esta soy yo, no mero me conozco. >>> creo que mi familia se va a sorprendo pero mucho, por quÉ nunca he querido cambiar mi imagen, sentÍa que no podia cambiar. >>> elegÍ un vestido violeta que combinÉ con zapatos de punta ne gordo un cabello sin forma dejamos a ella con un look mÁs chic y felices de haber hecho otro sueÑo realidad podremos decir misiÓn cumplida. >>> quedÓ feliz de la vida con esta imagen y yo tambiÉn gracias a su hija voy completa me ha tejido esta bufanda, y regreso a los estudios. >>> gracias y se ve muy bien y se siente mejor todavÍa que es lo importante. >>> wow miren lo que encontraron en mÉxico es un pez que para mucho sus un extraterrestre apareciÓ muerto en la orilla de un rÍo y segÚn la creencia salÓo de entre roca es que se desprendieron, y dicen que un dunld dic dun dun duend

. >> no, por favor, eso no, alberta. >> sÍ, eso si, eso sÍ. mi amor. >> no le hagas caso, felipÍn. >> ¿quÉ te dijo esa bruja? >> no, nada. >> no le hagas caso, a mÍ esa bruja me hace los mandados. (rÍen). >> seÑorita ¿no ha visto a los niÑos? >> no ¿por quÉ, remedios? >> es que acaba de llegar martÍn por ellos. >> ah, por favor, remedios, tambiÉn acomoda esto, yo misma irÉ avisarle. >> quÉ prisa, tanta emociÓn. >> sÉ que alberta no tiene muy buena reputaciÓn aquÍ ¿no es cierto? >> sÍ, eso es cierto. >> pero bueno, lo importante para mÍ es la felicidad de eduardo y esa felicidad solamente se la puedes dar tÚ, aunque me duela reconocerlo. >> seÑorita constanza, yo quiero decirle que estoy realmente muy apenada. >> no, no me digas nada, hazlo feliz, es lo Único que te pido. >> pero esta mujer ¿serÁ cierto lo que me dijo? ¿de veras habrÁ aceptado que eduardo ya no la quiere? >> ¿nisa? no, no, estas manos no son de nisa. >> no, por supuesto que no son de nisa, son mÍas ¿no te gustan las sorpresas? >> no, pues sÍ. >> ¿y esto? ♪. >> hola, martÍn. ♪ e

hacienda tienen que conocer la ineptitud de esa mujer, a ver si les quedan ganas de volverse a poner con alberta adela.

>> ¡basta, alberta! no he venido a discutir con usted. >> estÁ bien, usted es el patrÓn. quiere que haga?

>> la morena, asÍ le dice alberta. >> ¿alberta, la prestamista?erlo. >> igualmente. >> pero sigan sentados, por favor. >> por favor. gracias. >> gracias, quÉ amable. gracias. >> por cierto, doctor ¿cÓmo ha seguido el pequeÑo de la hacienda? >> esplÉndido, la recuperaciÓn de los niÑos es extraordinaria. >> sÍ. >> nadie se imaginarÍa que tuvo un accidente. >> ay, felipÍn es un niÑo encantador. >> pues me gustarÍa volver a verlo uno de estos dÍas. >> ah, va a haber una fiesta en la hacienda para prsentarlo oficialmente como el hijo de alfonso cÁceres de rivera, duque de oriol. >> duque de oriol. >> pero tÚ serÁs nuestro invitado. ... ¿verdad? >> muchas gracias, va a ser un honor. >> ay, quÉ lindo. >> ay, cÓmo extraÑo las veladas con carlos, es tan romÁntico. oye, muchacha ¿de pura casualidad, carlos no te regaÓo ninguna de las fotografÍas que tomÓ allÁ en el peÑÓn? >> hum. nunca, seÑora, nunca. >> morena ¿quÉ fue lo que te dijo la mujer que vino el otro dÍa? >> pues que, que yo andaba buscando a mi hijo y que andaba en el muelle. >> ¿te dijo tu nombr

by bringing oil from the alberta oil sands to american refineries. gasoline can be purchased by the united states. >> there is this talk about the possibility that this oil could be exported. >> yes, i have talked to all of those entities. transcanada is the facility -- facilitator of moving the oil too many refineries -- to many refineries in the united states. those refineries will make it into several products. gasoline, diesel, lubricant, we wan to gasoline. that will be here in the united states. most of it. >> how can you be sure? >> the laws of economics. it is a lot cheaper and easier in many of these facilities already have contracts for the gasoline domestically. >> he spoke to cctv america just after this u.s. state department hearing. >> agriculture is the number one industry in nebraska. are you concerned that an oil spill could take away that industry? >> there is no way physically that could happen, ok? we already have the keystone pipeline that has been pumping oil. there has not been a leak. >> the u.s. state department's environment

a alberta no debemos creerle todo lo que dice.cuando perdÍ a ese hijo... a ese hijo que yo buscaba con tanta desesperaciÓn, carlos. >> no, no. ey, chiquita. >> carlos. >> tranquila. tranquila. >> ninguna de esas flores es mÁs bella que tÚ. >> me asustaste. >> ¿por quÉ? ¿soy tan feo? >> no. eres el hombre mÁs guapo que he conocido. >> hum, no te creo. >> ¿por quÉ? esa es la verdad. >> para que te crea, tienes que decÍrmelo mirÁndome a los ojos. >> eres el hombre mÁs guapo que existe y te quiero mucho. >> ¡maldita! ¡maldita! pero deja de arrastrarte como una serpiente. ¡maldita! ♪. para ¡ya tengo la solución! l'oréal crea total repair 5, con ceramida. combate los 5 problemas principales: debilidad, falta de cuerpo, de movimiento, de brillo y resequedad... ¡para un cabello más fuerte y brillante! total repair 5 de l'oréal ♪. >> esa infeliz besÁndose con eduardo frente a mÍ. es una desvergonzada. >> ay, sÍ, seÑorita, si yo siempre lo he dicho. esa muchacha es una desvergonzada, pero nadie me ha querido creer. >> ya una vez me ayudaste

(tocan la puerta). >> pasa, alberta.nazo. >> enrique no es mi cÓmplice. >> bueno, bueno, no se enoje. lo que pasa es que cÓmo usted y Él me pidieron al niÑo, pues... >> ¿quÉ quieres? >> mire, seÑorita, pa quÉ nos andamos con rodeos. si soy culpable, pues solamente me toca la tercera parte, porque usted y don enrique pus son tan culpables cÓmo yo, ¿no? >> hum, ahora tÚ eres la que me estÁ amenazando. >> no, las Ánimas me libren, para nada. usted y yo tenemos los mismos intereses. y vamos sobre lo mismo. ♪. >> ¿adÓnde te gustarÍa ir de luna de miel, pilarcita? >> ay, oscar, quÉ pena. pues no sÉ. >> bueno, no, no, dime el lugar que mÁs te guste, a ver. >> mira, siempre tuve muchos deseos de conocer acapulco, dicen que es un sitio tan bello. >> el mÁs bello y con tu compaÑÍa, no existirÁ lugar mas maravilloso que acapulco. >> ay, oscar. sabes, yo habÍa pensado que me gustarÍa que nos casÁramos aquÍ, en la capilla de la hacienda, claro, si no tienes inconveniente. >> no, no, no, donde tÚ elijas, pilarcita. es mÁs, dispÓn de t

we are headquartered in calgary, alberta. we have offices in houston, texas, edmonton, alberta, and toronto in terms of our enbridge .ompany area -- company host: and your pipe infrastructure, where is it in the united states? where do your pipes run? guest: our pipe infrastructure, our main system, would flow from western north america, western .anada, alberta the main system would enter the u.s. in north dakota, flow across north dakota, desoto, wisconsin, michigan, indiana, illinois, and now we have a pipeline system we are developing from the midcontinent area to the u.s. gulf coast, and that, of course, takes us right through cushing, oklahoma. host: how old are your pipelines and are you building new ones? range inr pipelines age. the first pipeline that we build on our system -- our company was -- it was built up over a series of projects over the next several decades. today.building new pipe we are building and replacing pipe in some areas. so, our system is a combination of pipes that started with the start of our co

. >> alberta, ya vete por favor. >> escÚcheme, seÑorita, yo le quiero decir algo que. >> ¡ay, albertaonito todavÍa. >> por lo que veo ya conoces muy bien la casa. >> clarÍn, si ya la conozco todita. >> hÍjole, quÉ garrote. nunca habÍa visto uno asi. >> no, ni yo. >> buenas tardes, seÑora. por favor. >> gracias. >> ¿le puedo servir en algo? >> soy regina fernÁndez cadeyanos, la madre de la seÑorita constanza. haga el favor de avisarles de mi llegada. >> ¿cÓmo no, seÑora? pase por favor. >> gracias. >> fabiÁn, pancho, bajen el equipaje de la seÑora. >> ay, ayÚdeme por favor. >> sÍ, seÑora. >> seÑora, el niÑo es felipe cÁceres de rivera, el hijo de don alfonso. >> felipe. ay, felipe mucho gusto.

and it could make him acts a oosh are alberta r sikh are are are are. -- chr chr chr kl in that sense it could prove very complicating anticly for thantic anticly for than and par particularly the administration. mahmoud barrack negotiated the prison exchange. why not go there new and include the icc and yet they are momentums are u necessary co. and politically this does have implications. >> this is nine years later area fat is considered the father of terrorism and televised terrorism. and spectacular attacks he was behindnd mostly from the krcht oh, o and a partial list from the zrfer eb don't don' astro 7 7 70's and 80's. and arafat had relost in the compound. how do palestinians look back at the acts of violence it's a great question. it's a key question. >> and the same time it's symbolic how people look back at him in terms of him being a symbol of ry resistance. whether he is bringing peace through non-violence means or associated by those reports. it's not ir,but not, front and center. for many years now the palestinian leadership was divided between f fatah and ham. and thi

>> quÉ tal, alberta. >> ¿quiÉn nos iba a decir que Úu y yo estarÍamos juntas en esta hacienda? niÑo que vino del mar. >> ¿cÓmo dice? >> nada, nada. ¿lo andas buscando? >> sÍ, lo ando buscando. >> ah, estÁ alla con don eduardo, tÚ dizque novio. perdÓn por la indiscrecion, pero se veÍa muy preocupado. >> ¿eduardo? >> no, el escuincle. vÁmonos, adela. ♪. >> lo que pasa es que, eh, pues, necesito pedirle un favor. >> ¿quÉ quieres? >> es un favor muy caro. >> si estÁ en mis manos, pues cuenta con Él. >> sÍ, si estÁ en sus manos. >> te escucho. >> necesito dinero, mucho. ¿me lo puede prestar sin preguntarme para quÉ lo quiero? ♪. ♪. >> ¿puedo saber para quÉ quieres tanto dinero? >> es que, es que lo necesito para ayudar a una persona que es muy importante para mÍ. >> estÁ bien, si no me quieres decir de quÉ persona se trata, yo respeto tu decisiÓn, felipe, pero te lo darÉ hasta maÑana. >> ¿hasta maÑana? >> sÍ, felipe, te lo darÉ en un sobre para que lo entregues a quiÉn tÚ quieras, ¿estÁs de acuerdo? >> sÍ, si don eduardo, gracias. ♪. >> felipÍn. >> me asustaste. >> soy tu conciencia

. >> and let's talk about about e different alberta ankles. >> i'm full of anger chbl this is a crimethis is an assassination of an elected palestinian leader by his people. it's a political asass nations. nations -- assassination. the palestinians blamed israel, but arafat had a lot of different enemies around the region. there were questions about his inner circle even. and according to the "new york times" there were attempts on arafat ease life perhaps 40 attempts not just israel. that is correct with those attempt on his life really happened at an earlier face of his exist tension. i mean when i was killed or when he passed away he was you know surrounded by close allies and close could be if conif i conf. and it was the israelis that had local ovecontrol over the area e lived. >> he was holded up in rah mali in the west bang and a presidential compound. it's not like the israelis had too much expert to him exactry. they were besiege the the deputy prime minister said he would surkilling him. in 1982 in tunisia and and in ramallah be be a a geck aid err the prime minister insiste

we are headquartered in calgary, alberta. we have offices in houston, texas, edmonton, alberta, and toronto in terms of our enbridge .ompany area -- company host: and your pipe infrastructure, where is it in the united states? where do your pipes run? guest: our pipe infrastructure, our main system, would flow from western north america, western .anada, alberta the main system would enter the u.s. in north dakota, flow across north dakota, desoto, wisconsin, michigan, indiana, illinois, and now we have a pipeline system we are developing from the midcontinent area to the u.s. gulf coast, and that, of course, takes us right through cushing, oklahoma. host: how old are your pipelines and are you building new ones? range inr pipelines age. the first pipeline that we build on our system -- our company was -- it was built up over a series of projects over the next several decades. today.building new pipe we are building and replacing pipe in some areas. so, our system is a combination of pipes that started with the start of our co

. >> abre te digo, si no abras vas a conocer quiÉn es alberta gÓmez. >> bueno ¿abro la puerta? ay, ay, me va a dar. >> ya llegÓ el agua, ya llego el agua. >> ay, ay. >> ahÍ viene. >> bÁrbaros, eso es lo que son, unos bÁrbaros. adela, adela, hazles algo a estos niÑos, tras ellos, tras ellos. (gritos). (ladridos). >> nisa, eres una mujer muy afortunada. >> ¿por quÉ lo dices? >> pues tienes en martÍn un gran amigo, que hasta darÍa la vida por ti y en don eduardo un caballero, que ademÁs te adora. >> ay y yo a Él tambien, bernardette, lo quiero tanto que a veces siento miedo. >> ¿miedo de quÉ

. >> the latest gross domestic virginia alberta figure alberta.ermany's gross gdp is down in the first quarter. italy remains in recession for the ninth quarter. their gdp shrank by .1%. france's gdp figures are bad news for france's president. from paris we have more details. the figures are dispointing but they are not really surprising. france has been criticized by brussels and other countries in urineurope for not going far enh and moving fast enough. france's labor costs are still high and that means the french industry is not competitive come compared to other countries and other products being compared around the globe and france is criticized for spending too much. public spending is too high. franfrancoise is floundering ine latest opinion poles an polls at will not help his approval ratings. standing at 15% the lowest for a president in office. he is unpopular for the economic crisis under a h ant and he is r accepting the things pushed on him from brussels. and any suggests about cutting welfare benefits or adjusting the retire. agreti

she's hope to go compete in alberta, canada, with other sights on sochi, russia, which is 69 days away>>> it's rivalry weekend in college football and alabama versus auburn. ththe last time two top rank tes played, jonathan wasn't even born and yours truly was in diapers in 1979. you have the steeler head coach on the field and gentleman kob s said it was a mistake. no instruction was called but the league is looking into the matter, and the steelers ended up losing the game to baltimore. but first we have jason kidd, and now tomlin. >> thanks. next on al jazeera america, struggling to make a living as they escape their native land syria. and look how closely the obama administration is or isn't to fixes healthcare.gov . power power of the people until we restore of the people until we restore our freedoms a >> welcome to al jazeera america and here are your top stories. americans vying for great gifts, but this year's rush was uneventful with smaller crowds with many shopping online. >>> more protesting in egypt. police fire tear gas and water canons. 70 people have been arrested. pro

. >> i peckture huge funnel coming down from alberta.l, i don't like that. >> but tonight environmental groups gathered in berkeley to talk about how to fight back. residents will get to review an environmental impact report before the tar sands project goes before the planning commission, and says that's a start. >> this is huge, and the refineries are not used to that. >> christ in ayers, kpix 5. >> police say the petroleum koch that was being transported was contained. >>> google is finally breaking its silence about that barge out on the bay, and looks like we were right all along. as kpix 5 firgs rortd weeks ago when we broke this story, the barge at treasure island is indeed meant for marketing and selg its products like google glass. the company confirmed it in a statement today but would not elaborate. >> i have to admit that we had a conversation wrep senttives of google to find out. there is an invitation to me to visit perhaps and understand a little more what they're doing. i take that opportunity up. >> up until now, san fra

. >> pictured a huge funnel coming down from alberta tar sands feeding into my town. well, i don't like that. >> reporter: tonight environmental groups gathered in berkeley to talk about how to fight back. benicia residents will get to review an environmental impact report before the tar sands project goes before the planning commission. and bar day says that's a start. >> this is huge and the refineries are not used to that. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix 5. >> nobody was hurt in the derailment and police say the petroleum coke that was being transported was contained. >>> the bay area is taking a historic step as part of a climate protection resolution. the air district board wants to reduce greenhouse gases substantially by the year 2050. it wants them 80% below 1990 levels by then. the board has to develop a strategy which it plans to roll out next year. >>> 4:44. we bring in lawrence now. yesterday i guess pick of the week. today we start the little downhill slide? >> we start to cruise down as it looks like the whole pattern about to shift gears here. we coul

so what's with the history of underestimation a team of researchers at the university of alberta recently published a paper in the journal global environmental change characterizing this dangerous trend of low balling estimates of global warming they note that the available evidence suggests that scientists have in fact been conservative in their projections of the impact of climate change particularly in i.p.c.c. and assessments of the physical science scientists are not biased toward alarmism but rather the reverse toward cautious estimates we call this the tendency of erring on the side of least drama and why is that happening it's simple when going up against a well funded ruthlessly powerful special interest like the fossil fuel industry scientists know that if they rock the boat too much or even appear to they might be targeted and discredited. just as michael mann who is infamous hockey stick chart shows the recent extreme uptick in global temperatures since the industrial revolution and yet that's measured it's real after releasing the hockey stick graph what he was back when he w

in texas it took one barrel of oil to extract one hundred barrels today in alberta canada it takes one barrel to extract four barrels so your energy return on investment is declining when you know that look at new technologies such as solar wind and an opportunities for energy efficiency through cut things like combined heat and power all of a sudden you have opportunities as a result of market innovation were price of installation is going down and performance is going up so you have a positive return on on energy and this is happening real time were it's happening in a market where these new technologies are replacing the opportunity for old technologies and all they need to do is be helped along and that's where the price on carbon comes in is that shifts the burden from polluting on to you know and giving an opportunity for non polluting technologies or for low carbon technologies to emerge into the market when we look at the fact that just just looking at the united states i was now generating more than twenty percent of the electricity from wind texas is now generating more than

this is his brother who was found guilty a few years ago and he is now in an alberta, canada prison. he was recruited by the have, ia and a former spokesman for the guantanamo camp says it was part of the bush administration's overall intelligence gathering strategy. >> i think looking at him in the context of history, it helped keep america safe. i think president bush did a good job focusing on intelligence. i think one of the reasons we see al qaeda resurge today is because president obama is not focused on that intelligence. >> we spoke with a number of sourc sources privately today, and they said it made sense that they were not considering this or trying this and that the american people should be disappointed they were not at least that creative. >> interesting. katherine, thank you. >> tom isen a retired airforce general and a fox news analyst. the initial reporting on this came from the associated press. they say they had a dozen current or former officials talking to them about it. does this sound completely plausible to you? >> well, john, it does sound plausible. it also

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august 20th, al jazeera america introduced >> we want is t want to bring yu up-to-date on america alberta h. the people most at risk live in the central pil philippines. the city is getting a direct hit and it has more than 200,000 people. joining me via phone is joe curry of catholic relief services. >> what you are seeing rid ritew and what you are hear being about the damage so far. we know that the typhoon has made landfall. we can expect this is catastrophic. there are a million and a half people on the island. this will hit the main provincial capital and also the rural areas along the coast which are low-lying and there are mountains that are prone to land slide. it's going to go through several different islands and it's going to maintain it's strengths and there is a lot of concern on how to access these populations when this storm passes. >> joe we are looking at some video that came in from one. agencies that was shot earlier today. this particular area was struck by an earth quak earthquake fewx sox -- weeks ago and so it doesn't have a strong structure to begin with. >> there

look is doubling as sar alberta and heilman they become a team sells a double play combination the title. title refers to some sort of smaller individual incidents in the book where some character decides to basically stay the course they've made a bet in a writ taking a risk to go in a certain direction and then they face a choice do i keep going in that direction double down or do i change course and a lot of times for in both small things and in large things there's doubling down the biggest doubling down the president doubles down on the coalition that got him elected the first time they turned out african-americans hispanics young voters single women which some people thought you'll never get those those groups to turn out again governor romney doubled down on running just on the economy not talking about himself not trying to sell himself so much as say you need to replace the present blackjack term moves what surprised you the most john you know there's a moment we report on the book at the very beginning of the book in the prologue and then later in the book when it comes in real

>> 4800 and that runs into the middle of the next deck alberta decade. customers have patience and they are making these huge investless primments because the going to fly those planes for a long time. the 777 x won't make it's first flight until 2019. >> even though we are talking about 200 boeing planes ordered today it's 5000 on outer. order. it's a long term deal. and especially for the gill carf carriers. a very, very big first day here in dubai. >> thank you very much. >>> and it's a good day for boeing and not such a great day for the organizers of the winter olympics is it joe? >> absolutely. they are heading into trouble. the world anti-doping agency has suspended the doping lab that is to be used by the athletes. moscow has until december 1s december 1st to prove it's operations after it found that the testing is not rye liable. reliable. if things don't improve testing may have to take place in another country. >>> on to football a african champion of my gear yea my diert open yeah. open -- ethiopia. they made certain of their place in the wor

they had her surgically repaired last week and she is hoping to compete next week in alberta, canada,nd setting her sights on sochi, russia, which is 69 days away. >>> arkansas took a 27-21 lead. with the minute left in the ballgame, look here. the freshman sets up big time a rainbow connection. and jennings first touchdown pass of his career would rally back to stun the razorbacks 31-27. now the biggest college football game on planet earth this season tomorrow at 3:30 eastern time. it's number one alabama versus number four auburn. the last time both teams were ranked in the top five heading into the iron bowl, jonathan was not even born yet. the year 1971. tomorrow's match up is so big that we're live in auburn, and we'll have a live report later. >> you're calling me out, but you're not calling yourself out. >> reporter: i was in dippers. >> okay, still to come, an up rising in thailand is intensif intensifying. why protesters say the prime minister must go, head. plus more people around the world are living longer with h.i.v. till ahead new advances made in fighting that virus. j

alberta has snow coming down in the rockies.ld air building its way in with cold weather to develop from the midwest with the cold air. >> this is al jazeera america live with new york city. tony harris with a look at today's top stories. people in the philippines are still reeling from the devastating affects of typhoon haiyan. water is being restored to some parts of the country. a crucial step to stop the ou outbreak of disease. >>> the mayor of toronto is still in office but with far less power. the city council stripped rob ford the right to hire his own staff. the decision comes after ford admitted to using crack cocaine. >>> a change to the affordable care act passed the house today.

. >> a huge funnel coming down from alberta tar sands feeding into my town, i don't like that. >> theetroleum coke board, the train that derailed monday, did not spill. and there were no injuries. >>> new details in the new jersey mall shooting. we're now hearing the 911 calls from panicked people trapped inside that mall as a gunman opened fire. >> i'm inside the store in the office by myself. i'm scared and i want to get out the mall. >> 911 calls came flooding in from shoppers and store employees scared for their lives as the gunman fired several shots at the garden state plaza mall monday. people hit in dressing rooms and bathrooms begging for police to escort them out. >> somebody shooting up garden state plaza right now. >> somebody shooting? >> somebody is shooting up garden state plaza right now. i'm in the bathroom. >> okay. all right. stay on the phone with he me, sweetheart. how many people in the bathroom with you? >> 3. >> are they in your store? >> yes. >> the gunman richard shoop killed himself inside the mall but did not shoot anyone else. >>> happening today the unite

. >> i picture a huge funnel coming down from alberta tar sands feeding into my town. i don't like that. >> the petroleum coke aboard the train that derailed monday did not spill and there were no injuries. >>> auto thefts are on the up swimming this year in alameda county. the -- are on the upswing this year in alameda county up 14% compared with 2012. kiet do looked into where these stolen cars end up. >>> reporter: when it comes to stolen cars, this week the small town of san leandro posted big city numbers. the past 7 days how many? >> 21 vehicles have been stolen throughout our city not just in one particular area. >> reporter: this crime map shows the city's auto thefts since last wednesday. that's right. 21 in a wee in a city with a population of 87,000. 6 were stolen in just one day. most end up in chop shops like this one in oakland where the cars are cut up and sold off for parts. some are shipped out of the country and a few are taken for a quick spin. >> we also find just a lot of them that people joyride. you leave your car idling to warm up in the morning

falls and placed these people on cattle cars, and on the railroads, shipped them up to canada and alberta just north of the border and dropped them off. the last group when it ran out of money they've forced march them on foot to the border. most of the folks in back. family groupings snuck back across the border and head along the front range here, and ended up back at the dump's in the same cycle because they had no other option. and so that went on and that went on until 1916, that, that outrage, the white outrage about indians not been on reservations continued. but the fear of, the fear of indians was gone by 1914, 15, 16. wounded knee had happened, and all of a sudden we're in the progressive air in american history and all of a sudden there's a new compassion for the unfortunate. and indians are not the threat that they were in the 19th century, even in 1896 when the cree deportation act. so all of a sudden there's a different case on how to deal with these unwanted leftover displaced people living on the margins of these white communities. and this time around, what was created fo

at the end of the day, the oil in canada, alberta tar sands we're trying to use keystone pipeline toto oil to refine, that oil will come to market. why not have it come to market in the united states, ship is it to china and work with china governments to create new emission standards and create a better global emission environment. that's what we should be trying to do. it's a job creator and a win-win for the environment and the economy. >> what wouldn't you buy right now? what would you avoid? >> i would stay away from momentum plays. biotech, it's way too expensive for me. with drugs that are very, very far away from drugs coming to market. i'd stay away from 3-d printing. all of a sudden the stocks quadrupled no time flat. i'd go with high-quality stocks that play a dividend and also look for small and midcap dividend payers. they can growing their business but can pay you 3%, 5% dividend. so you can collect the dividend while waiting for the company to grow. >> that's a good point. small and midcap are taking the lead. are they getting expensive? >> it's okay. whenever i think

allison red ford, the premiere of alberta coming at my request going to try and do pushing next week. using common sense and jobs and benefits to the economy. you're using these reasons to think it will get okayed. do you have any reason or talked to anyone in the obama administration making you hopeful it's going to happen. i don't think it looks hopeful. >> number one i look at this if i were making a decision actually following the law and doing what's right. i think this idea that some how carbon you need to look at oil stands and make a decision on carbon. the decisions are with trucking it out or sending it on rail. when you look at it, this is the best way to move oil. the thing people don't talk about enough. if you look at the oil shell in north america, there's a lot on the border between british columbia and alberta. we need infrastructure to push to become energy independent with great friends in canada to the north. i'm really concerned if people think they can control the energy source by controlling the transportation, we're going to see this all over the country. we're

alberta you do when it was a draw ten minute draw first time you stand in front of a new orleans. high school the first gig i ever had was that i remember the stuff was the called flip side a teenage nightclub in winnipeg manitoba canada one hundred seven favorite wrestler to work with shawn michaels have an embarrassing in the ring story. three books worth go buy the books you cheap bastards. are still prone to deface in the ring. toughest as far as strong style us on the guys in japan would really try and beat you up and take advantage of us that was more of a real actual fist fight when you're some of those guys back in the early days when you're on tour with fozzy what's your favorite city to go to. london sydney l.a. and new york where you live i live in tampa florida and so my son lives three things you'd want on a deserted island. food. a boat and my ipod is an instrument you wish you could play. i was always possessed with guys like paul mccartney and sting that could play any instrument those type of first shows they would get everything you know lute mandolin lute hardes

augusta and rounded up and drove in a human cattle drive to great falls and shifted to canada and albertarder. and drop them off. then they forced march them on the border on foot. but most of the folks came back in the family came back across the border. they ended up back here at the dump in the same cycle because they had no other options. that went on until 1916 in the outrage about indians not being on reservations certainly continued. but the fear of the indians was gone by 19141915, wounded knee had happened and all the sudden we are in a progressive era in american history and there is a new compassion for the unfortunate and they are the threat that they were in the 19th century, even in the 1890s and all of a sudden there is a different case on how to deal with these unwanted and displaced people living on the margins of these white communities. and this time around, what was created for was no longer necessary and it had been decommissioned with this military reservation i was sitting there and the idea came around to create a new reservation to take care of these people. so in