sot ramon airsmith geologo, escuela exploracion terrestre y espacial, asu "son bastante fuertes perograndes" sot jose gonzalez pastor cristiano "suenan como trompetas que aparentemente vienen del centro de la tierra" su origen es desconocido y quienes los han experimentado han subido videos a las redes sociales en donde se oyen los espeluznantes sonidos de baja frecuencia. cientos de personas los han experimentado en diferentes partes del mundo incluyendo el reino unido y estados unidos. pero que los esta causando? sot jose gonzalez pastor cristiano "en los ultimos tiempos habra senales en el cielo y en la tierra" "pero no podemos decir que son las trompetas del apocalipsis. biblicamente, ni de acuerdo a las profecias del apocalipsis son las trompetas. no son simbolicas, son reales, son las trompetas del juicio de dios sobre la tierra" bridge julio cisneros telemundo "hay varias teorias sobre el origen de estos misteriosos ruidos, sin embargo para algunos cientificos lo mas probable es que sean generados por las placas tectonicas y el magma que se mueve en la tierra. aunque no todos

so as a result of that, we're going to go ahead and retain you here in asu pending the d.a.'s referral. >> i don't want to be in the hole for sure. i don't think i should be, because i think i'm the victim here. >> okay. and all of that will be figured out when the actual scenario is heard from the attorney's office. the senior hearing officer. then you can go ahead and give him whatever information that you have. do you understand that? >> yeah. >> any other questions? >> no. >> thank you. you have a nice day. >> you, too. >> the postponement of his hearing means that michael will remain in ad sag for the foreseeable future and still faces the possibility of a 15-month shu term. >> my life is in turmoil, i'm looked in this little bitty cell. if i get found guilty by the people, these people, this is going to be a kangaroo court. i've got 15 months in the shu, which most likely i will be found guilty. and then, the worst part is that they are asking the d.a. to press charges against me. if the d.a. presses charges against me, and i get convicted over there, i have another lif

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the 6'6", 320-pounder walk-on hasn't played in an actual game for asu, but we'll watch that and see how that goes. >>> watch this. a scary moment at a minor league baseball game in connecticut when minnesota twins prospect byron buxton collides with another player in the outfield. halted play. he laid on the ground for several minutes, unconscious, was carted off the field with a concussion. amazingly, his teammate hung on to the ball. we wish him nothing but the best. >>> want to check up with the major leagues and the orioles. >> sports is done. >> no, it's not. orioles third baseman manny machado has been placed on the 15-day disabled list with a right knee -- >> all right, we're all right with that. >> the 22-year-old fell to the ground after taking an awkward swing monday night against the yankees. it's machado's second stint on the dl, beginning there after offseason surgery on his other knee. >> and a wrap. >>> baltimore hosting the yanks last night, trailing 2-1 in the eighth. jonathan scope evened things up with a solo homer to left, his fourth in nine games against the yankees

. >> asu researchers says the study looked at urine samples from pregnant women and their baby's umbilicalcord blood. >> some are actually being transmitted from the mother's body into the unborn child. >> reporter: while the fda is reviewing possible regulations experts say there is growing evidence these com ponds can cause developmental and reproductive problems. >> we use hand sanitizer all the time. >> reporter: soap isn oy thing yo need to look out for. the compounds are found in around 2,000 every day items. >> there are toothpast and cosmetics and all kinds of different products. >> reporter: he is listening to the warning and says for her the risk isn't worth the benefit. >> for me i would rather be more cautious and better for my diet, too. >> researchers say there has been a lot of debate about how effective antibacterial products are. studies have shown for most people regular soap will get the job done. >>> an unthinkable act by a mother accused of throwing her toddler off a cliff a witness tells us what she was doing. >> reporter: the controversy over the horse's stable acros

. >> reporter: asu researcher isaac role says the study looked at urine samples from pregnant women and their baby's umbilical cord blood. >> some of these antimicrobials are actually being transmitted from the mother's body into the unborn child. >> reporter: and while the fda is still reviewing possible regulation, experts say there's growing evidence these compounds can cause developmental and reproductive problems. >> we use hand sanitizer all the time, even with her, so i would think it is a good thing. >> reporter: but soap isn't the only thing to look out. for the compounds are found in around 2,000 everyday items, so your best bet is to check the label. >> there are toothpastes and there are cosmetics and there are all kinds of different products that have these. >> reporter: jacqueline bacon is listening to the warning. she says for her the risk isn't worth the benefit. >> so for me i'd just rather be more cautious. it's better for my body too. >> that was nbc's monique griego reporting. researchers say there's a lot of debate about how effective antibacterial products really a

a sushito asus see -- genius. sushi is a traditional japanese food with an international appeal.est few associated with it more than this man, nubo. he went from chef to entrepreneur. he opened his own brand of restaurants in new york one years ago. he was backed by a hollywood a-list business partner. >> when was the mama you said i trust him? [inaudible] the first time he said no thank you. after four years he asked again. a big star. but now i can trust him. he understands my philosophies. gave birth to an international business. 32 restaurants in 28 cities. it hasn't all been easy. i opened it alaska. maybe i didn't give up. i like to try my best. , hevercoming this setback became a celebrity sushi master and a las vegas hotel owner. why do we not do a hotel? what happens in vegas doesn't necessarily stay in vegas. >> the second one is coming this year in the philippines. and saudi arabia. >> for nubo the skill has been turning raw fish into raw success. youe didn't get to see eating any. were you a master with chopsticks? >> if you go online at bloomberg.com, you will see me

geopoliticalt asues, we have probably macroeconomic impact on the russian economic issue. our new expectation is a flat situation in russian economy for 2014. on thell have an impact credit origination, and globally speaking probably also on risk. actual impact of russian sanctions on societe generale? >> total exposure of societe generale represents 3% of our total balance sheet. capital, the group exposure in terms of capital and funding to our russian subsidiary represents 5 billion euros. >> you own almost 100% of respect. in theo participated deal.left -- rosneft what kind of impact will you see now that these companies are blacklisted? >> the corporate counterpart you mentioned was bridged loans worth 25 banks from all over the world. we were one of those 25 banks. this operation probably could have been very good. >> more generally, do you think the russian situation will have a bigger economic impact on eastern europe where you are very present? if the impact will go to zero growth in russia, we don't think the question is how long the tension will last. very diffi

you had a script and you had to do it in a certain amount of feeling asu got that you went through. testament to the obama campaign to allowing their volunteers more flexibility. they had a little more conversation. but also, that comes with a structure to have to implement that. what you're talking about is how presidentials do it. how do you do it when you're only six people? it's completely different, right? have your north star, you have to know what you want to achieve. and think about what tools you can provide to make them better at it. a lot of times the command is not giving enough information out anyway, which is why people go rogue. normally like we're the ones holding it back and suddenly people make it up. are some legal components. the one problem with communications has become very difficult. when one person goes rogue, they speak for everyone, right? opportunistic. a republican operative makes a mistake, the d.n.c. is not going to let that go. person speaks for everyone and this is the way it is. that's why people are so controlling. hopefully, as media consumption k

that, now, on the asus of taking a decision upon ourselves. it's an important thing that the world should know. >> thank you. on behalf of everyone in the audience, i appreciate your enthusiasm. thepecially appreciate summit we hear on africa and african leaders. we thank each of you. >> as a bigger continent, we must be given more time to explain ourselves. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in your seats for a short -- >> president obama will be addressing the u.s.-africa business forum in just a few moments. he will close today's session with comments. he is expected to announce $14 billion in business investments in the conch -- in the continent of africa. he is also hosting a dinner at the white house tonight for the attending the africa conference. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> former alaska governor sarah palin headlines this year's western conservative summit in denver. she called on congress to impeach the president. here is a short look at a por

we are now, on the asus of that, taking a decision upon ourselves. it's an important thing that the world should know. >> thank you. on behalf of everyone in the audience, i appreciate your enthusiasm. i especially appreciate the summit we hear on africa and african leaders. we thank each of you. >> as a bigger continent, we must be given more time to explain ourselves. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in your seats for a short -- [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] the united nations will hold a general assembly meeting tomorrow on the israel-palestine conflict. in the afternoon, the congressional block caucus hold a discussion with african business and political leaders that is at 2 p.m. eastern. later president obama will hold a news conference at the u.s. africa summit. you could watch coverage at 5 p.m. eastern on c-span. next, remarks from two-party cofounder at the annual western conservative summit. in about 15 minutes, we hear from former vicetopics include ,

here asu for joining us our auditorium at brookings is being renovated. today about an important point. russia's relations with the international order. the idea of partnership and .ooperation with russia replaced with talk of isolation and sanctions and confrontation. that has occurred at a time when it's not just a bilateral relationship. the entire world is interconnected in international order through the global economy and common interests such as counterterrorism and global climate change. we need to see what russia's place would be toward the and what the order western response will be toward russia over the next 5-10 years. looking to other parts of the world as well, we want to ask, what is the role of the brits in this new era? we recently saw at the summit in brazil when putin was embraced by the leaders. is there a divide opening up in the international community? we are joined by a terrific panel to discuss this. the president of the brookings institution and the author of several oaks in russia and the author of an article today on food and