angela. angela, no llores. raquel, no comprendo.sto a méxico para mostrárselo a don fernando. ¿no crees? también se lo podemos mostrar a arturo. le gustará verlo. sí. esa noche, regresamos a san juan. gracias a dios no volvimos a tener problemas con el carro de angela. en el hotel, llamé a arturo con quien todavía no me había comunicado. arturo no sabía nada de la muerte de su hermano. hola. habla raquel. iraquel! esperaba que me llamaras. ¿qué tal? cómo estás? bien. tengo malas noticias. angel ya... ¿cuándo? hace unos meses. era un artista muy conocido en puerto rico. y estaba casado. ¿has hablado con su esposa? no. ella murió hace unos años. ( suspira ) angel murió solo, entonces. no. sus hijos estaban con él. ¿sus hijos? así supo arturo que tenía dos sobrinos y hablamos sobre encontrarnos en méxico. después, saliendo del hotel de san juan supimos que hubo un accidente en la excavación. jorge: iangela! si no salimos para el aeropuerto ahora no vamos a llegar a tiempo. tiene razón. se hace tarde. trataré de llamar desde el aeropuer

and angela and kay are here to tell you what they've comegzñ?ñp with.few of our colleagues have come up to me and asked me what tricks, what games have i played with the amendments here. i will assure you, there are none, that there is actually very little, if any, that i had anything to do with. this is all angela, the clerk's office, the city attorney, solely designed to make their lives easier. that's what this is about, is making this -- making our board rules work a little easier for our staff. so with that, if it's okay with you, chair kim, i'd like to ask angela to present the item. >> thank you. good afternoon, chair kim, members of the rules commit, angela calvilloy÷ñ?ñ?, clerk ofe board. we found early references in the mid-40's for the things being considered in the rules committee. thankfhñ?ñ? you forbmñ?ñ? havinn rules. the÷pñ?ñ?áóñ?ñ?ofñ?ñ consolidatr the last 150 years various supervisors have amended these rules and our thanks to supervisor elsbernd, the most senior member of the board in helping us sponsor this legislation. the proposed

y tú angela, cuídalo a él también. tío, te veremos en un par de días, ¿no?ríbeme un poco cómo es. pues, los angeles es una ciudad única. no hay otra ciudad igual en los estados unidos. primero, están as famosas carreteras. ah, y las fiestas de cinco de mayo. hay mucha gente que habla español, ¿sabes? captioned by the caption center wgbh educational foundation annenberg media ♪ provided by: for information about this and other annenberg media programs call 1-800-learner and visit us at www.learner.org. ¿la podría usar, en una oración, por favor?c'. en el evento improbable de que su firma de corretaje cierre, sipc está ahí para protegerlo. sipc. c-i- lo siento, roberto. eso es incorrecto. lisa flores. lisa, tu palabra también es 'sipc'. ¿podría tenerla en otra oración, por favor? los fondos de sipc están disponibles para satisfacer las reclamaciones de los clientes de firmas de corretaje hasta un máximo de $500,000, incluyendo hasta $100,000 por rec 'sipc', eftivo s-i-p-k. ¿no conoce a sipc - securities investor protection corporation? no importa. se lo deletr

melaku lives on the third floor; you and angela are on the second. angela? mm-hmm. oh, hi.ca casey, from boston. she'll be living here, too. hello. oh, terrific! i understand you've had quite an adventure. yes, i... is it true you drove all the way across the country by yourself? i drove almost all the way. oh, unbelievable! well, i'm afraid i have to rush. it's nice to meet you. i'll see you later. yes. see you later. nancy: she's studying to be a nurse, and working part-time. she's kind of wild. well, here we are-- this is your room. it's a little dusty. oh, it'll be fine. it's very charming. oh, what a nice view. the bed looks comfortable. rebecca, can we talk? this is very difficult for me to say. you know i wanted to let you stay here rent free... yes, i appreciate... no, please... listen. this is extremely difficult for me. i'm afraid... i'll need to ask you for some rent money to help pay the house expenses. i feel bad about this. i've tried everything... but if i can't pay my bills, i'll have to sell the house. that would be terrible. the cost of the retirement home

angela choose northern new mexico. he's from central new mexico, al bee cure key, both of our families have issues with addiction. that was another point of encounter between us. and but she choose northern new mexico i think not be right next door to her family, you know. but close enough so we can visit often. and also because northern new mexico there's a place in the valley runs along highway 68, which ultimately comes out of [inaudible] and goes to [inaudible] if you -- you are going through the valley. the low roa

what kind of-- if we're talking about spending here, where would you want to make cuts, angela?, first of all, we should cut the wasteful spending that we have with the department of education, with the department of energy, i can go down the list, but rick, the reason why i don't want obamacare on the table. it will politicize this process, in 2010 congress had referendum on obamacare and that's why the republicans took over and we don't need to politicize the issue, but also, we need to perform entitlement programs. i know it's not a great issue to discuss, but programs are going to go bankrupt so we need to reform welfare, we need to reform medicare, medicaid, we need to cut spending. and that's why we should start. >> mark, i know that democrats would love to start with the pentagon as far as cutting spending, but what about entitlement reform? do the democrats need to be willing to sit down at the table and talk about some of their sacred cows? >> yeah, democrats are going to have to cut things that are uncomfortable for democrats to cut just like republicans will. >> rick:

spoken to angela, , and rick, about the proposed rules. i had a couple of thoughts,buñ??the íar my two biggest concerns at this appeals. one. sorry. this will take me a moment to finde÷ñ?ñ?ñ. 419? sorry. thankjzñ?ñ? you. 4.19, public hearingnlñ?ñ? on a, i would really like the order2af the appeal presenters to be changed so that on the bulleted list on pageñ?ñ? 31 of the drat that's before you, it wouldçñ?ñe the appellant first,quñ?ñ? thene agency representative, then the leader of the opposition or essentially the real party, and following that person supporting the appellant, persons opposing the appellant, and then theoñ?ñ? appellant with rebuttal. there are instances when i've appeared at appeal hearings and not been clear÷ñ?ñ? on whether m supporting or opposing the appeal and wanted to hear from both sides, and then be able to weigh in. and the current rule doesn't really allow for that. also, that rule doesn't make clear filed should be handledçñ?ñ? separately. it's my view that anyone who brings in $500 and asks for an appeal to be heard should be entitled to the

great discussion, doug schoen and angela mcglowan, angela the optimist. (laughter) >> good to see you, it was an extremely tight election, over now in arizona, barber has won the 2nd congressional district narrowly beating out the republican. and the voters had picked barbara to fill out the remainder of gabrielle giffords term. last week the election was so tight it took them to pick a clear winner. >> a fallout from the david petraeus scandal, the head of the briefing lawmakers on capitol hill behind closedtors, in an attempt to answer questions about the deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in libya that killed four americans. but na briefing only raising more questions than answers today. our molly henneberg is live in d.c. with more details, molly, what's going on. >> reporter: kelly, we have new information this hour, the white house now responding to questions about the cia talking points that were given to administration officials and lawmakers in the days and weeks right after the attack in libya. some republicans have been asking who edited those

berries and german leaders going back to chairman grant and fore ministers talking to a angela merkel in her speech bill in 2008 and have reiterated the existence of a post-war german state as morally contingent on the continuing existence of the state of israel. germany will always be on israel's side against any group or country that. their existence. >> we will be going live to cairo later in the show to check out the egyptian reaction to the crisis ongoing at the moment. meanwhile, angela merkel has been on a visit to moscow where she has been outspoken about human rights in russia. "she has been traveling with a business contingent of her trip has not just been about the euro. the ruble. >> they passed a resolution that underscored fears about the kremlin's commitment. >> vladimir putin as an less than happy to hear the criticism. clutched kendel merkel was expecting a chilly reception and. >> at a joint conference with business leaders, questions from the audience quickly turned to what many here see as an increasingly critical tone that germany and europe are taking with russia

meanwhile, angela merkel has been on a visit to moscow where she has been outspoken about human rights in russia. "she has been traveling with a business contingent of her trip has not just been about the euro. the ruble. >> they passed a resolution that underscored fears about the kremlin's commitment. >> vladimir putin as an less than happy to hear the criticism. clutched kendel merkel was expecting a chilly reception and. >> at a joint conference with business leaders, questions from the audience quickly turned to what many here see as an increasingly critical tone that germany and europe are taking with russia. >> she was surprisingly candid in her assessment. >> she said, we are concerned and it is my view as well that the kremlin has adopted a series of laws that do not do anything to promote principles such as the right of political groups to organize freely. she highlighted the two-year prison sentence given to members of the rock band pussy riot as a decision europeans could not understand. he said they were not track actively suppress civil society and talked about the growin

i don't think angela was. >> why you can't stay close to me?jail officers are strict because of a history of past infractions. >> don't do that. >> surprise inspections like this one by miami's k-9 team often uncover contraband on visitors. >> i find marijuana and cocaine all the time. one visitor that came to this jail last year, female, she came to see her boyfriend, i found 12 balls wrapped in plastic and she had it in her body cavities. and the alert was given in that area. and you know, we are not allowed to strip them, but we pat them down. and we found one little ball in her bra. so that gave us probable cause for an arrest. >> but for bernard and angela, the tight constraints make their first contact visit bittersweet. >> i need you to know that. sometimes it ain't nothing we have control of, all right, but we got to follow the rules. all right? you understand? >> yes. >> that's what i need you to do. >> we will make it work. we will because it's not easy being with someone in jail. it's really not. i'm happy being with him, but it's no

where the crowds have gathered earlier just in front of the presidential palaces german chancellor angela merkel heard german up in her motorcade to meet with the president and the prime minister but just love five hundred meters to my right and there are huge crowds gathering and extremely extremely sour. in fact is that we've seen happening time and again in prater sort of taken place throughout europe but not so you familiar here in portugal which is until recently been much more accepting of those austerity measures but we were with the crowd just a few moments ago that the riot police had come in they put up the barriers to separate off the crowds and we just saw the angry crowds tearing it down those barriers as they shouted and ended up in a standoff with those riot police all throughout the crowd you can see banners naming merkel herself a huge amount of anger of course directed at the german chancellor she's very much being seen as heading this all started dr as we said portugal's really being the one this be more tolerant to smoke sit out in contrast to countries like greece but

i met angela far away from the desert, but she is from the desert.one of the things that, you know, i think i fell for it about her immediately. the fact that she was a desert girl. a western girl. she was from new mexico, albuquerque. and we ended up living in new mexico together while she was doing research for her dissertation on addiction. she is a medical anthropologist at stanford university. we have some stanford people here representing tonight. so we went to another landscape, northern new mexico, which i had already seen. i had dinner a couple times as a tourist when i was younger. but we had all seen northern new mexico at nottingham represented artistically. whether it was a little postcard in a truck stop order judge john nichols or george oki or how many westerns, you know, have we seen that have these landscapes? >> it has a powerful drive. the official state nickname is land of enchantment. it carries a new age mysticism with it. and it is chloe and warm and fuzzy and obscures reality. ultimately, that is what "desert america" is abou

chrysler is expanding its business to china and creating jobs in china. >> angela, that's not near the ad-- >> let me jump in, seconds left. >> sure. >> we've got really tight races in the key swing states and fact is it is very close and given that, what are your expectations come tuesday? we've got a lot of of people dealing with early voting and turnout has been really good. is ohio a must-win for either candidate to they're going to secure the presidency? >> yes-- >> ohio, yes, a must-win, if romney didn't win ohio if he takes wisconsin, nevada, iowa, wisconsin new hampshire, a chance he could win pennsylvania and virginia. >> yes. >> uma: that's going to have to be the last word unfortunately we're out of time and appreciate you joining us and always great to see both of you. >> great to see you, too. >> thank you. >> uma: new hampshire, iowa and colorado all in one day. waiting to see from mitt romney in iowa and where we find campaign carl cameron, hi, carl. >> reporter: hi, uma, the theme music for the candidate's entrance has begun and mitt romney takes the podium in dubuque,

over the budget bridgend that david cameron and german chancellor angela merkel failed to agree on the east lending plan streets in london. it's nine am here in moscow are you alive with r t and top i must say anger and violence have spilled over onto the streets of athens with police using tear gas and water cannon against greeks protesting dry konya new budget cuts demonstrators hope petrol bombs and stun grenades with more than one hundred detained as the country's parliament pause in a sturdy package aimed at securing the latest bailout are to speed all of our reports from the greek capital. what we have seen though is on the streets of athens we saw a crowd of around one hundred thousand people gather in the square just behind me in front of of the parliament building not quite quickly escalated into violent clashes between police and protesters in a matter of seconds downtown athens went into essentially in an urban war zone for a couple of hours we saw molotov cocktails thrown flash bang grenades used also gas used extensively again here in athens as police tried to calm down pr

angela merkel has also been speaking about this. and she's been saying germany's willing to take part in boosting the esfs capital by about ten billion as well. she said essentially the low interest rates and this expanded essf could fill the financing gap. the merkel comments being taken as being fairly supportive. so that just means that we've seen bund futures gain slightly, and we've also seen euro/dollar perk up from its earlier lows as well. we got down to about 1.2748 on the euro/dollar. this is where it's down with stocks. pretty even really. thanksgiving tomorrow. volumes will be lighter today. bond markets, bunds reversing some of the gains from earlier. pretty mixed elsewhere. guilts not doing so well on the borrowing figures that were 2.6 billion pounds worse than forecast. this is public sector excludeing financials as well, and here we go with euro/dollar at the moment. we were down to 1.2740 a little bit earlier. the two-month low we hit earlier, 1.2661. >>> arcadia groups reported a drop in sales, but the firm, which

and angela sims, great to see you as well.a retail store as well so you deal with this as well. >> we have a boutique in the west willage because our business is so local what we want to do is surprise and delight our passersby. we want to do that with emotion. for example, on mother's day, we asked our customers to send in a photo of their mothers. we want people to walk by and be grabbed by that emotion. >> we were talking about expense earlier -- >> that's not very expensive. it is time, though, you do have to roll up your sleeves. >> harry, you're an expert with this. you worked with small brands. you worked with big stores. for somebody who is not an expert, how can they make an eye-popping window. >> i think in the piece, she talked about the basics of visual, whether they're in a big saks fifth avenue or a small store. doesn't matter. the bakes are there. it's focusing on placement, great lighting. something like having a tag hanging cheapens a product. make sure you got great position. generally at eye level, you're no

so there are many similarities although i think, you know, one of the best things about angela is that there's so much humor that balances all that depressing stuff that is written about. and i'm not very humorous, unfortunately, i would love to write more humor in my work but i write from a deep place that has mostly pain and sadness. i was thinking how similar we are. she painted from a place of pain. that's the way i write. when i'm happy i cannot write when i'm happy. and it's something i tell my husband. he's so wonderful. i have to tell him so you to make me miserable so i can. i'm so happy. it is hard to write when i feel god. >> do you think your experience coming across the border growing up the way you did is an illegal immigrant, is it a common experience, do you think? >> it's definitely very common especially, i mean, like my experience of being a child left behind separated from my parents and being brought here to the u.s. as a child by my parents, it's very common, i mean, when i was researching this topic, i learned that 80 percent of the latin american children in u.s

what german chancellor angela merkel is making her first state visit to portugal since the debt crisis began she's going to be meeting with the country's prime minister today is the german chancellor is expecting a warm welcome today she might want to think again at the same time as meetings take place we're going to be expecting protests to be taking place across the country and certainly in lisbon as they straight to start see measures of this and we seen an increase in the amount to say she laments and unhappiness with these measures now who trickles it with her you would become the southern european success story in a sharp contrast to what we seeing taking place in countries like greece but the reality of the situation is the push he goes facing much of the same if she's a rise in unemployment severe hits to the public sector all of this has really added to public on happiness is just approved the highest spending cuts ever in portugal's modern history and that's certainly going to have an impact as soon out of schools on the country who it is struggling in the midst of recession

so there are many similarities, although i think, you know, one of the best things about angela is thatthere's so much humor that balances all that depressing stuff that she writes about, and i'm not very humorous, unfortunately. i would love to write more humor in my work, but i write from a very deep place that has mostly pain and sadness. and that's where my writing comes from. and i was thinking, and jenna, i s

angela. >> there is a deal to be made here and the american people have spoken. even though they elected president obama for four more years they elected the same congress and the congressional approval rating is about at 10%. what both parties need to do is stop the partisan politics and go together and not leave the negotiating table until a deal is done. and working in washington d.c. as long as i have, kelly, it's all about compromise. boehner needs to get his party in line. they do have a divided party in the republican party with the tea partiers, and then, harry reid and presi they need to come together. >> kelly: selena, angela lays it on the line particularly about the republicans dividing themselv themselves because of the tea party. can the prison hope to bri-- the president hope to bring them table. >> it's not the president's responsibility to bring the republicans out there. >> kelly: he almost has to an olive branch? >> he's passed a bill maintaining the tax cuts on those who make under $250,000 and it's on speaker john boehner at this point to sim

kevin zero in first protests have started in portugal's capitalised and tonight where chancellor angela merkel's visiting people there blame the german leader for their nation's economic hardships the country may face a credit rating downgrade fitch has issued a negative outlook tonight r.t. sara first reports from the country's capital. political myself being more tolerant of the all star team measures imposed on lead in the past in that seventy eight billion year i bet there'll be no you won't welcome here today the german chancellor angela merkel is the crowds have turned up to protest against austerity measures that she's been having of the day when the country's president and prime minister back in d.c. are going to be delivering a supportive message to the very tough spots that they've been making a bit as we said a real difference of opinion from the population here that the government has a very strong popular and political opposition to the measures that they've been trying to tell us and portugal on the brink right now than placing the severest budget that they've had in recen

angela merkel's christian democrats also made headway on a key to demand. they want to raise it for retirees, despite paying into the system for years. >> it was important to discuss the issue again. many politicians to understand how difficult it is for low-wage workers. >> the criticize the plans as an expensive bid to keep the peace. >> on the sports, they have extended to seven matches. >> one week after beating them, they also down to them, but they had to fight for it. >> it was a nervous finish, but they hung on to get their wind. they took the lead early, chipping the ball after 15 minutes. they look like a team without a plan, but in the 40th minute they pulled it out of thin air. there were deflected off. the opposing team hit the back straight away. after the break, disaster. making it 3-1. held on to take all three points. >> sunday's other match came out on top. >> playing at home, the first to score with him and the 11 minutes. he sealed the deal with a kick in the closing minutes. there it is. bang. around the corner. the world's major cities

as for angela yards, o'malley says wal-mart and the d.a. office made numerous attempts to get a hold of her. >> there were 20 tries to get a hold of her. >> reporter: this practice is sanctioned by state law. corrective shugss keeps the $180 for the business. >> no one at the district attorney office has looked at these actual debts so it's like the district attorneys are renting our their stationary to these collection goons for a piece of the action. >> alameda county say they review each claim. . >>> well, it's something folks to the south don't experience often but eastern kentucky is checking out the damage after a 4.3 earthquake. small cracks and other mine r damage. shaking from the quake is felt throughout the appalachian region. as you can tell by some of the reactions, they're not used to this. >> this was a bad one. >> keeping an eye on the cold and rain. it's been very interesting, this autumn, hasn't it? >> it has. >> we've had our fair share of rain and cold. if you know where that extra blanket is, you need to find it tonight

angela wouldn't speak to me. she's a very busy woman. yes?>> i'm wondering about -- i'm wondering about your research and how you were able to gain access to the fbi files. was that difficult? what was the process like? >> yeah, so what happened was there was a freedom of information act lawsuit that was filed by relatives of people who died in jonestown, and there is a professor in san diego state university who had her two sisters killed in jonestown. they were in the leadership. for her and her husband, this was kind of a personal effort, and they kept filing lawsuit after lawsuit against the fbi to get these files released. you know, the fbi finally did release the files without an index. it's, like, you know, a letter would start on, say, you know, released them on three cds, scanning all the material, so a letter started on cd 1, page 208 ended on cd 3, page 15. it was just nuts. they put all the information together, and they and myself, we are the only people that have read through the documents in their entirety, and a lot of them ar

fox news analyst angela mcglowan. and monica crowley, and campaign consultant steve murphy.t, if we may, this negotiation. speaker boehner. he looks like he's about had. >> yes, he came out of the white house meeting today and use the word werdisappointed, which is very diplomatifor at happened. there is no mystery about barack obama. this is the man we have come to know for the last four years. he has no intention of coromising. no intention of cutting spending. he has never shown any indication of that. he has every intention of raising the rate and will not compromise. lou: steve murphy is shaking his head. why aryou shaking your head? >> because the president thought he had a deal last year with the house of representatives. the president is willing to do this with mostly spending cuts. u: is often about the negotiations for anyone to do that. [talking over each other] [talking over each other] lou: if you want, watch the markets tonight. lou: watch the markets in europe and asia with the rhetoric today from washington dc and you tll me how sanguine you are about a deadl

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. >> at the time, german chancellor angela merkel appeared unimpressed with obama 's performance. today, the u.s. president considers merkel to be one of his closest allies. last year, obama awarded to german chancellor the presidential medal of freedom, but merkel has been remarkably silent about the u.s. elections. her lack of open support suggests her friendship with obama may not be so close after all. but talk of a meeting this summer was also shut down. the chancellor had no plans to interrupt her vacation. at the last debate, obama talked about foreign policy. they came back to domestic issues and only once did he even mention europe. whichever candidate is elected, politicians say merkel's partners will be expected to play a bigger role in the world stage. >> europe is going to have to take on more responsibilities. the u.s. expects to do more militarily and expects us to get the turbulence with the euro under control, so germany is going to do more in every respect. >> the u.s., then pose a global role may be changing, but most germans still see obama as a hero -- the u.s

this is angela merkel has called on cairo to use its influence on cairo to ease heightening tensions in gaza. a yacht that washed up on a deserted island in condo was found with a badly decomposed body on board and 200 kilos of cocaine worth $120 million. the australian federal police said international law people have been monitoring the bozen's when it left south america until they lost contact with the last month. police in a small pacific island nation have not ruled out the population the death was suspicious. -- a boat from tonga. much more ahead. four people have been killed and 17 injured after a freight train crashed into a parade floats in texas. it was carrying u.s. veterans and was on its way to an event honoring wounded service members. it happened at a real across the in the city of middle and. our correspondence has the latest. >> this was a parade float. it was basically a group of people sitting on the back of a flatbed truck that was crossing over the will track when it was hit by a train. this was part of an event to honor war veterans. those who were sitting on th