>> the officer seems to spin the accident to make it appear to be alexandra's fault.erhaps that was his plan from the very first. >> i nailed her on video. i hung her out to dry on that. >> now he appears to describe how he will take care of the accident report. >> i'll write the narrative out for you and you can -- yeah. i'll tell you exactly how to word it so we can get him off the hook. >> presley also has instructions for the guy who does the crash drawings, kareem thomas. >> kareem, come here, man. yeah, i'm going to show you something. we're going to bend this a little bit because she's drunk so it is what it is. i don't lie and make things up ever. it's wrong. but if i need to protect a cop -- >> i hear you, man. >> you see the angle of her car? >> yeah. >> see it's like this? as far as i'm concerned, i'm going to word it that she's in the left-hand lane. >> okay. >> when the cat jumped out, she abruptly got over into this lane and slammed on the brakes. >> okay. >> next, presley enlists the help of a technician. >> andre, come here a minute. trying to protect

sadly enough, alexandra field is here with us as well.ly a lot of the information coming out and hearing are coming out from social media. and abc news has received something from the gunman possibly -- >> abc news confirmed between last night and this morning, the newsroom received a fax from someone named bryce williams, the on-air name of the person being sought. abc says the fax was lengthy, 23 pages long. they have handed it over to authorities and they're not revealing anything else about what the manifesto, what the fax said -- >> are they calling it a manifesto? >> i'm thinking back to the virginia tech shooting a decade ago. in that case, the gunman sent a manifesto to nbc news. in this case, abc receiving it much sooner after the shooting because it was faxed to them some time between last night and this morning. >> no details -- the person identifying themselves as bryce williams? >> that's the on-air name of this person, the person's name on twitter and facebook, even though we're going by an actual name that's different. >> e

alexandra, we will leave it there. thank you very much?> thank you very much. >>> now to thailand, where police are questioning a foreign man they say was likely involved in this month's bombing in central bangkok that killed 20 people. the suspect who had several passports is the first person arrested in connection with the attack at a popular religious shrine. police have been looking for a foreigner seen on security footage leaving a bag at the scene of the blast. but they say it's still unclear if it is indeed the same man. >> tens of thousands of malaysians have gathered in central kuala lumpar. they want e look toral reform and more tran parents in politics. public outrage has been growing over a multi-million dollar payment made to a bank account in mr. rozak's name. karishma has been monitoring the protes protests. >> reporter: observers believe some 200,000 people if not more attended the rally here on independence square. now, so far, it has been very peaceful. it has been almost festive but message that the protest have come wit

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alexandra? >> reporter: hey there, john.t's the first time we've seen david sweat in court, certainly a change of pace for him. he has been kept in a prison a few hundred miles southwest of clinton county where he escaped back in june, and he's been in solitary confinement since he was released from the hospital and brought to that other prison following the escape and his capture when he was shot twice in the torso. when we saw him walk into the courtroom this morning with a number of guards surrounding him with his attorney by his side, he was shackled at the feet, he had shackles around his waist and his wrists were shackled. he had a sling and some kind of brace on his arm. you heard the district attorney saying he was still recovering from the gun shot wounds. he did nothing in particular to draw more attention to himself in any way. he only spoke once say being three words when he acknowledged to the knowledge that he had elected to have an attorney represent him as this case proceeds forward. and you heard a little bi

the second biggest town is alexandra. compared to large towns across the country, they would be considered small towns. it is rural. we're good, hard-working people . host: what are top concerns for the people in your district? rep. abraham: getting way from our constitutional and symbols if you look at the cost -- cause additional principles. if you look at the declaration of independence, it has christian values and conservative values. the most important thing it is government. we have gotten away from that. andtarts back in the 1920's 1930's. the 20th century. thegovernment has grown people. now we are a government with a lot of people. when you have an organization or bureaucracy as big as you have now, it has to feed itself. but it does that come you have to feed the people. that is what concerns me. we are now a bureaucracy, government, that is no longer looking out for people. it is looking out for itself. host: your background would be the considerable over the course of a lifetime. a veteran and practicing physi

alexandra field, can you fill us in on details on that?overnor of virginia he spoke to a local radio station saying he does believe police do have this person in pursuit. they have id'd him, they have a name, a license plate number, a picture. and according to the governor in this interview he gave, they believe he may have been a disgruntled former employee. too soon to say for certain until they have their suspect in custody. but to this point, there has been no known motive. the first clue, the first break in this case coming from this image that was captured by the photographer, adam ward, as he was shot. the general manager of the station saying that he was the first to be shot. he was hit first. and then you see, of course, on that video that alison is shot. and the woman that she was interviewing. we know that the feds are involved in this. the fbi and the atf in hot pursuit of this suspect right now, carol. >> thanks so much. i've got to take a break. we'll be back with much more in the "newsroom." go get help, boy. go get help. go

rachel alexandra. and today american pharoah. the next to join that dubious list. bob baffert told us that he didn't think pharoah brought his a game. as we look at some of the possibilities of american pharoah moving forward. remember, the long-term goal is the breeders' cup classic for the first time at keeneland october 31. those are some of the options, pennsylvania derby, awesome again in california, gold cup, finally halloween, breeders' cup classic here on nbc. so yeah, how does bob baffert know that pharoah wasn't at his best this afternoon? >> it's very hard. the better the horse, the harder to note. the good horses meet you at the front of the stall every morning, eager to train. and there's no way to simulate the strain on a horse in a morning exercise. the answer is, you don't know, you can't know. >> first of all, let's hope that american pharoah is okay and his failure to bring his a-game here wasn't a result of some sort of injury that they'll find when they get him back to the barn. we would like to see him run in the breeders' cup classic. second p

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david and alexandra, come on over. we want to tell you where you're going.en, you are going to abu dhabi! we are leaving this afternoon on etienne air, abu dhabi. are you ready? >> have you ever been? >> no. >> never, never. >> it's almost 7,000 miles to abu dhabi. i hope you've got warm weather clothing to pack. look at the forecast. over the next several days for abu dhabi, ladies and gentlemen. here we go. it's going to be toasty. feels like temperatures approaching 120. so it will be a lot of fun. >> what activities are on the agenda? >> i can't even begin to tell you. do you know buggy racing, the grand mosque in abu dhabi. so many cool things. can't wait to travel with you. >> i'm so happy. >> we are going to see you guys starting tomorrow. >> you met this morning and here we are going to abu dhabi together. >> live on the "today" show from the grand mosque. >> coming up next, a concert from little mix on the plaza. first, this is "today" on nbc. i'm lika small boxer. ring. you don't expect much... and then, wham! i hit 'em with huge creamy goodness! a

alexand alexandra, thank you very much for that. thank you. >>> tropical storm erica is blamed for at least 20 deaths on the island of dominica is the beginning to weaken. heavy rains have caused severe flooding. they have triggered mudslides and destroyed roads. the prime minister says the storm has set the island back 20 years. okay. let's get the latest joined by rob mckelly. what is erica up to. >> one of the most difficult tropical storms to forecast t doesn't appear to have any particular drift of direction. let's look at the satellite picture. you can see it doesn't represent a well-formed storm. it's oblong rather than round. it's got no real eye but when it went across dominica, it stayed south of hispanola. in six hours, 525, that amount, that wasn't it. over to the east, on the pointe, 848 millimeters. now, this amount of rain causes real damage. then it was going to be a windy storm. it was going to be a wet one. to the forecast where it's currently to say winds aren't the worry, 65 kilometers f it drifts westward and go

police say the suspect called out to 59-year-old alexandra dyer in long island city on wednesday. when she turned around, he allegedly tossed a cup full of clear liquid in her face. she suffered third degree burns. police believe the suspect is 30 years old and 5'8". if this face looks familiar, call police. a queens man beaten, bound and robbed in a violent home invasion is out of the hospital back home tonight and police are on the hunt for his three attackers. the group broke into a home this morning on 101st street in ozone park, they tied up the 72-year-old owner, pistol whipped him and made off with with electronics and $20 in cash. the victim managed to escape and is talking about the frightening ordeal. >> i was sleeping in bed. i got up all of a sudden this guy starts to punch me. then he puts that wire, that blast i can strip on me. he hit me once with the gun then punched me on this side. i. >> a bad scene, but talk about being at the right place at the right time. two sanitation workers spotted the victim and were able to call for help. three childhood friends are bein

he called out to 59-year-old alexandra e,er. whenhe turned around, he threw a cupful of liquid in her face. she suffered third degree burns. the suspected is 5'8" tall and if he looks familiar to you. please give police a calm much. >>> the health department is investigating a small cluster of mumps cases in rockaway. but they're asking anybody who is sick to stay home. back in 2014, you may remember 120 cases of the mumps were reported in new york city. >>> a busy wk k on the campaign trepail. donald trump continuing to top the polls. choruck todd, the moderator of meet the press joining us with more on that. good morning. >> good morning, kerry. >> so let's talk first about hillary's e-mails. it seems like they're following hethr. she cannot get rid of these questions about what she said, how she sent it. did she know they were classified. it is tainting her ust orthiness, especially within the democratic ba . is it safe to say that she is edstill the presumptive democratic nominee? >> well, first of all, the short answer is y

rachel alexandra. and today american pharoah. the next to join that dubious list. bob baffert told us that he didn't think pharoah brought his a game. as we look at some of the possibilities of american pharoah moving forward. remember, the long-term goal is the breeders' cup classic for the first time at keeneland october 31. those are some of the options, pennsylvania derby, awesome again in california, gold cup, finally halloween, breeders' cup classic here on nbc. so yeah, how does bob baffert know that pharoah wasn't at his best this afternoon? >> it's very hard. the better the horse, the harder to note. the good horses meet you at the front of the stall every morning, eager to train. and there's no way to simulate the strain on a horse in a morning exercise. the answer is, you don't know, you can't know. >> first of all, let's hope that american pharoah is okay and his failure to bring his a-game here wasn't a result of some sort of injury that they'll find when they get him back to the barn. we would like to see him run in the breeders' cup classic. second p

so let's bring in alexandra field who is looking into this story and rocsi diaz. what is rosie saying about her daughter? >> clearly rosie is searching for her daughter even if police have not characterized her as missing. here's what rosie put up on her website. she said rosie o'donnell's 17-year-old daughter, chelsea o'donnell, has been reported missing since august 16th. she was last seen tuesday august 11th. she left home with her therapy dog named bear. she needs medication. chelsea, like millions of people, lives with mental illness. it has been a difficult road for chelsea and her family and they just want her back safe. rosie has been doing everything she can, it seems to reach out to her 17-year-old daughter with not only that statement on her website but tweeting and trying to speak directly to chelsea asking her to come home, posting a picture of her holding a child saying, she was asking for you today, #yourfamily #call. she believes her daughter may be in the new york city area. again, she has said that her daughter is without her medication. the publ

sources tell cbs 2 that the victim is 59-year-old alexandra dyer. she runs a group in long island city that works with people facing social, mental or physical challenges. according to police, the man confronted her yesterday evenly -- evening, yelled at her and threw liquid in her face. she had third-degree burns. >> very bad. can't open the eyes. she can't, um, open the mouth that much. the tongue, it's purple. >> dyer may have surgery in a few weeks. the attacker by the way is still on the loose. >>> police are searching for two men posing as police officers on staten island. they are accused in two robberies on july 12th. one man stole a woman's purse at the highland boulevard stop & shop at gunpoint. the second man posed as a cop telling the good samaritan who tried to catch the thief he had the situation under control. hours earlier both suspects midland avenue. back on august 7, they allegedly struck again taking $50 from an 18-year-old boy outside a bank on new dorp lane. >> there's no morality anymore. there's no "law and order" anymore. >>

. >> reporter: for co-owner alexandra, those are tears of joy. in march, she and her husband were forced to close their 73-year-old east village kosher restaurant. damaged by the deadly second avenue explosion. >> i don't think i'm going to make it. because it's hard. it's almost five months. >> it was just such a huge loss to the neighborhood. >> reporter: customers missed this place so much, they started an online fund-raising campaign, and raised $30,000 to help the owners reopen. >> we did everything we could. >> reporter: sierra has been coming here for 30 years, and couldn't wait for her usual spinach and cheese omelette. 7-year-old san marco hasn't been coming quite as long but missed his favorite too. what's best about the potato pancake? >> well, i just really like the taste. >> reporter: the popular lunch counter is the last neighborhood business to reopen after the tragedy. the owners say they couldn't have done it without their customers. >> this is our place. so this is -- everybody is together. >> reporter: lori bordonaro, news 4 ne

. >> nelson says his girlfriend, alexandra dire is disfigured and undergoing treatment at the burn unit at cornell medical center. the 59-year-old was leaving her job in sunny side queens wednesday evening when a man called to her, then tossed a chemical gel-like mixture in her face. >> open the ice. she can see. you know. literally like nothing. >> her face is burned. >> yeah. bad. maybe going to need some operations. >> dire is the executive director of healing arts initiative. a nonprofit that brings art to the less fortunate. she also became ordained under the roman catholic women priests. >> she said she has been called to the priest hood since she is 7. she is highly significant to the nonprofits she serves and significant to the people. >> as police continue for the man who put dire in the hospital, her neighbors in queens say keeping her in their thoughts. >> she can keep pushing through it. yeah, her parents may be altered, but she is still, hopefully she still has that heart to love. >> in sunny side queens, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> there are new calls tonight for change

they say that he called out to 59-year-old alexandra dyer in long island city. when she turned arotid, they say that he tossed a cupful of this clearatiquid into her face. she suffered third-degree burns. po ilice believe the suspect is about 30 years old, about 5'8" and if his face looks familiar, contact police. >>> also happening now in queens, the health department investigating a small cluster of mumps cases in far rockaway. officials say it's just a small cluster at this point, three cases. but they're asking anybody who is sick to stay home. back in 20 , you may remember 120 cases of the mumps were regeported in new yor lcity. >>> moving now to the deadly brawl out of an east harlem mcdonald's. jesus santiago is charged with murder for stabbing and killing girlfriend. daily news video capturing that ght. an is holding what appears to be a knife. the woman is in critical condition. we're told this fight began because of a cheap umbrella. >>> police are trying to find a gunman who shot and killed a livery cab driver. the latest in a string of murders in new

alejandro: directo al grano, alexandra, porque la mayorÍa criticamos en ese paÍs queremos un codeudoruda total. alejandro: no es una referencia personal, estÁs asumiendo el pago. >> cuando el principal no paga, eres el responsable y eres el que debe pagar la deuda. alan: eres igual de responsable que el que debe el dinero. alejandro: pero tienes derechos sobre el bien? >> no, porque sÓlo firmas como responsable de la deuda, no como dueÑo. alan: la bomba de tiempo estÁ a punto de explotar, ¿quÉ tenemos que hacer antes de aceptar de ser codeudor de un prÉstamo? >> como estÁs viendo aquÍ, estamos atados a la deuda, vas a cargar la deuda para siempre, te va a perseguir todo el tiempo. desafortunadamente no hay ninguna clÁusula que diga que te puedes librar. alan: esas encadenados de por vida. alejandro: hasta que no sepa que la deuda o bien, no podemos desligarnos. >> de crisis el responsable de la deuda, la tv estatal, si la otra persona no la paga. es una bomba de tiempo, porque desafortunadamente, cuando firmas como codeudor, te das cuenta demasiado tarde, no hay ninguna clÁusula de qu

no of them alexandra mura. he talks of cumulative process dependency. the idea of step-by-step progress getting us to an end result. where do we stand on that? >> we better pay attention to data. tom: mark carney has to. >> a large part of current inflation is temporary, a decline in the price of oil, at nine in the price of raw materials. these are things that will stabilize at some point. we not going to be as low as we are now forever, and we need to be looking ahead as we go. having said that, the data heavy drivers, and we have to ask ourselves where are we yet the we are in a situation a very low inflation. : you wrote on price stickiness. many would suggest we had deflation stickiness. should we fear substantial disinflation and outright deflation? this morning we see tenure switzerland negative interest rate. two-year german drives ever lower. do you fear global deflation and knockout effects to the united states? >> we take account of what is happening abroad. our capital markets are linked. we have to take that into account, so yes, it bothers

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alexandra field was in court. what was determined today?rter: poppy, he came in there under heavy guard, his hands and feet shackled. he was there for his arraignment on three charges related to the escape, two charges related to the escape, one charge related to prison contraband referring to the hacksaw blades that was used to cut them out of the prison. david sweat appeared after he was awoke enfrom his bed at a different prison about a five-hour drive from here. he was moved there after captured at the end of the june and he's been kept in solitary confinement. but he came into the courtroom today and his client seemed subdued but also in a somewhat good mood. he only spoke very briefly in open court just acknowledging that he was accepting the representation of the attorney who was by his side. poppy, at this point, this case could go to trial if there isn't a plea deal reached. he's already serving a sentence of life in prison without patrol but this conviction could help the department of corrections to ensure that he's kept under th

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despite the struggles, alexandra says levering is not easy. >> translation: to go in the moment whenly everything has exploded after years of building up it's difficult for me. i want to go because i have my plans, i would love to stay to deal with the situation. a situation that economist say will take years before there's a turn around. >>> the economic crisis in venezuela finally reached a boiling point. one person was killed and dozens more were arrested on friday after hundreds of people began to loot in the south-eastern city. the mob broke into a supermarket and other shops. opposition officials attribute the looting to shortages of basic goods. venezuela president nicolas maduro says the violence was premeditated and blamed it on the u.s. >> today, august 1st, marks the deadline for people of haitian dissent that live in the dominican republic to complete a regulation as foreigners. tens of thousands were stripped of dominican citizenship and a court ruling made retroactive to 1929. the government threatened to deport half a million. after international pressure officials bac

alexandra field, thanks so much. reporting live this morning.tepping off the campaign trail, but his fellow republicans are still languishing in his shadow. the first national poll since the gop debate, trump holds onto his commanding lead, and significantly the top three candidates all have something in common. all of them are winning support with a shared message, railing against the political establishment. but will that kind of support last now that trump has unveiled details about his immigration plan? cnn political reporter sara murray joins us from washington with a closer look at that and more. good morning, sara. >> good morning, carol. yeah, when you take a look at this six-page immigration plan, it's areal a combination of some traditional republican ideas and a lot of things that are designed to appeal to far right conservatives. chief among them would be trump's plan to end birth right citizenship. that's something that's enshrined in the constitution and says if you are born in the u.s., you get to be an american citizen. he is loo

i'll get perspective on the situation from alexandra, who is working for a local national government organization. you have been here day and night to help these people. how critical is the situation? >> sorry about my voice. it was difficult to bring all the people into the country. the situation is critical, because the people don't know when they are going to get the paper. we never know what time the trains are going to be. they are like some timetables, but never expected. that's why people are nervous and are pushing and pulling. and that's why we are really needing to be hear, giving food and water to extract the most vulnerable of them all, the families with the children. >> io is watching you as police were selecting people to put on the train. almost hit and miss. you were trying to convince them that this woman should go on, this trial. it's not organised at all, is it? >> actually, we were working with - the army was there, because there was a big number of people. the army was in to organise it. they were relying on me and other people to extract the families. we are wor

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police say the victim is 59-year-old alexandra dyer. she works in the office building helping mentally disabled. around 5:00 she was walking to her car. the suspect approached her and asked her a question. when she turned around he allegedly threw a cup. chemicals in her space and took off. dyer was then rushed to the hospital with severe purpose. she is now recovering at home and her boyfriend talked to us >> it's very bad. know? do. maybe she have to operate the eyes and operate the face. long road to recovery. a alleged attacker. police say she doesn't know who he is. if you know who he is or where he could be, police want you to call them right away. live in long island city this morning. ilana gold, cbs2 news. >> thank you. >>> news this morning police are investigating an overnight shooting in bushwick, brooklyn. they say shortly before 3:00 this morning a 17-year-old was shot four times in the torso. he was brought to kings county hospital where he is in critical condition. no word yet on any arrests. >>> also new this morning se

backyard a washington woman's search for the veteran's family ends way heart warming story from fox's alexandrater: for over a week, gary widener was just a name on a piece of metal for lindsay young but today he became a flesh and blood hero. with a family. >> so nice to finally meet you. >> to you. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: lined say found this dog tag on her property last week and vowed to find its owner. >> oh, my goodness. i cannot believe thank you. this means so much to us. >> reporter: gary widener died of a heart attack last year at 59. his daughter jennifer and his brother mark hadn't realized the dog tag had been lost until they heard about our story with lindsay. >> i was contacted by a pleat stranger via facebook that said, hey, i think this -- these dog tags might have belonged to your late father. sure it was my dad and a at that point was overwhelmed with emotion. >> gary's brother mark in from less will he. row wrote lindsay a letter. >> it choked me up to know so many people cared enough about my brother and his service to this country. >> gary led a troubled live a

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i'm rebecca my daughter and i are one of the people that remain in a a comfortable school alexandra my daughter some be entering kindergarten we're in the local district of grot even our close school i'm becoming more and more fearful we'll not have a school what is if she is not given sorry i'm nerve nervous how can i compensate for the socialization i realize as a san franciscan and american i'm astonished we require a bus for a close prompting proximity and in addition, i submitted a harding park appeal and the modified list of school requests my appeal was denied based on the board panel not seeing how it is attend and in addition to not being available any other options other than the school i find is uncomfortable and demeaning to have to explain our harding park it is a glaring illustration of a good cause unrecognized i've been adult 3 times of the john mirror hayes valley i've been robbed and file number all of a sudden and have my life traelgdz and in a treatment of a psychiatrist and psychologist and advocate for the last 3 to 10 years for the active a direct result stemming

alexandra field takes a look at methods of execution and what can go wrong in the process. >> reporterrsial issues in the country. just as controversial, the methods of execution. there are five different legal methods of execution in the u.s. human rights activists say each can cause unnecessary suffering and each method has been called cruel and unusual. one study found between 1900 and 2011 about 3% of executions were botched and the rate for lethal injection may be even higher. during lethal injection, an anesthetic is supposed to put the inmate to sleep. a second drug causes paralysis and the final drug stops the prisoner's heart. it always doesn't go by the book and sometimes the drugs are administered incorrectly by the technician. a 2005 study found that 21 of 49 executed prisoners had anesthesia levels consistent with consciousness. meaning they may have been aware of what was happening but unable to express pain. then there's the electric chair. 500 to 2,000 volts were sent through the inmates body. if after 30 seconds he or she is still alive, the process is repeated. a supr

i'm rebecca my daughter and i are one of the people that remain in a a comfortable school alexandra my daughter some be entering kindergarten we're in the local district of grot even our close school i'm becoming more and more fearful we'll not have a school what is if she is not given sorry i'm nerve nervous how can i compensate for the socialization i realize as a san franciscan and american i'm astonished we require a bus for a close prompting proximity and in addition, i submitted a harding park appeal and the modified list of school requests my appeal was denied based on the board panel not seeing how it is attend and in addition to not being available any other options other than the school i find is uncomfortable and demeaning to have to explain our harding park it is a glaring illustration of a good cause unrecognized i've been adult 3 times of the john mirror hayes valley i've been robbed and file number all of a sudden and have my life traelgdz and in a treatment of a psychiatrist and psychologist and advocate for the last 3 to 10 years for the active a direct result stemming

johnny: por aquÍ viene alexandra reyes, quÉ modelo.tan a china, las peores en dÉcadas. y mientras llueve sin parar en ese paÍs asiÁtico, un penacho de cenizas y humo se eleva en el cielo de mÉxico donde la actividad del volcÁn colima continÚa siendo moderada, pero constante, el volcÁn de fuego lanzÓ una columna de gases que alcanzÓ dos millas de el volcÁn no representa una amenaza para las comunidades cercanas y no se activaron protocolos de evacuaciÓn. cinco aÑos despuÉs que el mundo todo se mantuviera en vilo siguiendo las noticias del rescate de los 36 mineros en chile, llega una pelÍcula que habla sobre el acontecimiento, dirigida por la cineasta mexicana patricia rigan, la cinta se estrena este jueves como nos cuenta carlos castillo desde la capital chilena. carlos: a obras del preestreno para la prensa "los 33",la pelÍcula de la directora mexicana cristinar riguen, que trata el drama vivido en san josÉ, muchos esperan los cines. fue en agosto de 201o, el Único bloqueo -el bloqueo en el Único acceso a la mina los mantuvo encerrado

paola: alexandra alberta, una diseÑadora italiana hace el realidad el sueÑo de todas las mujeres creandoerar toda la informaciÓn. si para nuestros amigos y cosas y famosos, la cadena hotelera de cinco estrellas de secciÓn ofrece comodidad a sus huÉspedes no sÓlo en la tierra sino tambiÉn por aire, tienen un aviÓn con todo lujo y por todo lo alto, un aviÓn para 52 pasajeros en lugar de los 230 que usualmente se transportarÍa. no estÁ nada mal, ¿verdad? (risas) y algo que estÁ dando mucho de que hablar es este novedoso monopatÍn volador o a areotabla, es el resultado de muchos meses de investigaciÓn y pruebas basadas en la combinaciÓn de nitrógeno lÍquido que envía hasta -322f, y placas conductoras de la temperatura, se debe usar en una pista de imanes creando un campo magnÉtico que provoca que la tabla se eleve del suelo y puede sostener el peso de una persona, como ven las alfombras voladoras de los juegos de niÑos, o la patineta voladora de "regreso al futuro" hoy tienen tremenda competencia. johnny: increÍble todas las cosas como beyoncÉ, tatuajes, la la tarjeta plÁstica. paty: para co

i'm rebecca my daughter and i are one of the people that remain in a a comfortable school alexandra my daughter some be entering kindergarten we're in the local district of grot even our close school i'm becoming more and more fearful we'll not have a school what is if she is not given sorry i'm nerve nervous how can i compensate for the socialization i realize as a san franciscan and american i'm astonished we require a bus for a close prompting proximity and in addition, i submitted a harding park appeal and the modified list of school requests my appeal was denied based on the board panel not seeing how it is attend and in addition to not being available any other options other than the school i find is uncomfortable and demeaning to have to explain our harding park it is a glaring illustration of a good cause unrecognized i've been adult 3 times of the john mirror hayes valley i've been robbed and file number all of a sudden and have my life traelgdz and in a treatment of a psychiatrist and psychologist and advocate for the last 3 to 10 years for the active a direct result stemming

i'm rebecca my daughter and i are one of the people that remain in a a comfortable school alexandra myaughter some be entering kindergarten we're in the local district of grot even our close school i'm becoming more and more fearful we'll not have a school what is if she is not given sorry i'm nerve nervous how can i compensate for the socialization i realize as a san franciscan and american i'm astonished we require a bus for a close prompting proximity and in addition, i submitted a harding park appeal and the modified list of school requests my appeal was denied based on the board panel not seeing how it is attend and in addition to not being available any other options other than the school i find is uncomfortable and demeaning to have to explain our harding park it is a glaring illustration of a good cause unrecognized i've been adult 3 times of the john mirror hayes valley i've been robbed and file number all of a sudden and have my life traelgdz and in a treatment of a psychiatrist and psychologist and advocate for the last 3 to 10 years for the active a direct result stemming f