australia's seen a fote finish election. unexpectedly tight race with the liberal opposition leader tony abbott really putting up an unexpectedly strong showing indeed. the final polls are suggesting that the late momentum is with him. the polls are suggesting it's pretty much 50/50 right now. and this is the hope and the honeymoon she enjoyed after becoming australia's first female prime minister would last until polling day but it hasn't. because many people have been unhappy the way in which she got the job, which was to oust her once popular predecessor, kevin rudd, in a rather brutal and bloody coup. so we've ended up with a tight election, even though the australian economy is very strong, even though you have to go back to the great depression to find a first-term government which has been voted out of office. tony abbott, this liberal leader, is saying he will restore grown-up government and end the soach operaing of the labor years. gillard is asking people, do they really want tony abbott as their prime minister? >

it's places like this where australia's election will be decided. the seat of lindsey, here in sydney's far western suburbs is considered a bellwether. it belonged to the country's conservatives under former prime minister john howard but swung to the labor party when kevin rudd swept to power three years ago. the conservatives need just 17 of these so-called marginal seats in order to take control of parliament. people in this key district know their votes could ultimately decide who becomes prime minister. but many still havent made up their mind yet, either about their local candidate or the party leaders. >> i vote for the person not for the party. we'll leave it at that, on that one, that issue. i'm still sitting on the fence, believe it or not. i've got one particular local candidate here that i'm, sort of, a bit more partial to than the other, but, yeah. >> i think for many people, they're looking at which ones going to be the least worst prime minister. it's not much to choose from, really. >> reporter: the labor party leader is julia gillar

hoping to find a jet to bring up here to take them back to australia. live at sfo, terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> terry, thank you very much. it's 6:02. u.s. officials now say investigators are looking into whether two men arrested in amsterdam were conducting a dry run for a potential terrorist attack. the white house says the men were not on any terror watch lists. they were arrested after thirties found suspicious items on their checked luggage on a flight to dubai. the two men were expected to be charged in the netherlands with preparations for a terrorist attack but officials in the netherlands haven't confirmed anything. in the luggage, authorities found the cellphone taped to a pepto-bismol bottle, a boxcutter and three large knives. >> it seems as if it was some sort of test in the fact that you start to tape together cellphones and you carry cutters in your luggage and things. it's obviously an attempt to see if this will be picked up. >> the men live in michigan. investigators are currently searching their homes for more evidence. >> attempte

after the global financial crisis, australia avoided recession.ven the rhetoric of barack obama can't take away that. >> yes, we will. yes, we will move forward with confidence and optimism. yes, we will keep our economy growing stronger day by day. >> the knifing of her opponent, she has ended up wounding herself. >> as the former prime minister slipped out the back, a proud welchman was good. >> it was a wonderful message. a message of hope to take australia, led by my daughter, into the 21st century. >> and arch conservative tony abbott was born in london. he is promising to cut immigration, to bolster border protection. >> it is time to end this soap opera and give australia back a grown-up government. >> tony abbott has made a stronger than expected run, but it still requires a leap of imagination for many australians to see him as prime minister. this has been a weird campaign with some stumbling badly. will they regain their footing in time for saturday's election. >> one of the russians who lived in -- arrived in britain last month as part

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. >>> they expected to be landing in australia today but instead, more than 200 travelers are waking up in the bay area this morning. let's go to anne makovec at sfo with the reason that those travelers' flight returned overnight. anne, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. apparently the engine blew midflight. imagine settling in for your international flight hearing a loud boom, vibration and being told you're turning around. take a look at the pictures sent to us by a cbs 5 viewer of what appears to be the engine compartment of the qantas flight with a big hole in it, damage that apparently occurred midflight. the plane left sfo for australia about 11:00 last night and 20 minutes in passengers described a loud boom, the plane shaking and veering to the side. one man said there appeared to be flames coming from the engine compartment. the pilot got on the loudspeaker and told everybody there was serious damage to the plane, but he was planning to land safely. he flew around to get rid of fuel and landed at sfo at 12:45 this morning, an hour and 40 minutes after it took offer. he

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moriarty live at sfo, where faa investigators are trying to look into what caused a plane bound for australia to make an emergency landing. we'll hear from passengers -- coming up. >>> the bottom line is our combat phase is now over. >> president obama speaks to troops and then later to the nation. those stories and more -- next on the ktvu channel 2 news at noon. [ this broadcast captioned by erin c. mc clure ] >>> good afternoon. topping our news this noontime, san jose firefighters union is turning up the heat in a staffing dispute with the city. this follows budget cuts that eliminated almost 50 firefighters. ktvu's kraig debro joins us now with more from a news conference that took place during the last hour. good afternoon, kraig. >> reporter: yeah, good afternoon, tori. firefighters released a transcript and a tape, actually a cd, this is the transcript here of what they are calling the smoking gun in this dispute with the city. firefighters are claiming that those budget cuts that they have to take actually are gonna reduce the response times and they challenge the city to prove them

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or china investment can i invest in australia? >> that's a great question you actually can. there stilt single lane highways they have that china exposure they have no major national debt like we do cure the china exposure means they get tourists come to them but they also supply some of their valuable commodities to china. i like them for those want to by australia that it's up about 15% this year up about a hundred percent last 10 years which is in great compared to our markets in so shabby. i like australia as a long-term pay investor 85 to 10 to 15 percent of your money. >> i don't think it like being called us 15 years ago. >> i know it's cute to. >> adrian is writing to say what you think about financial coaches? >> not much. i'd be very cautious on that. there's a lot of people out there they look at the robert model which is not to help people financially, to sell some of our is telling people he would help them financially and as a lot of money in their pure there's a lot of people the bay area will do is make a relationship with the oil and gas well driller. the br

. >> campaigning in australia's national elections has entered its next day. i have been speaking with so mercer, and he gave the latest on the polls. >> the latest snapshot shows the governing labor party and conservative opposition is locked at 50-50. australia's first female prime minister is facing a fight to the finish with tony abbott. some believe labor will just about hold on for a second term, and both leaders have embarked on a final day of campaigning. >> what is it causing the sides to be so close together? is it the platforms they are on, that sort of thing, or is it all to do with the former prime minister commo, kevin rudd. >> they are concerned about a possible protest against the way mr. budd was -- mr. rudd was dumped from office, despite concerns gillard would leave the country to victory. labor is worried that voters would be unhappy with the way kevin rudd was dumped a couple months ago. also at play are big issues like the economy and asylum-seekers, and in a way they have a difficult choice. labour says its multibillion- dollar stimulus

there are far more flights t australia from l.a. than from san francisco. faa trying to figure out why any of that was necessary. live at sfo, terry mcsweey, abc 7 news. >> terry, thas very much. u.s. government officials now say it is unlikely that two men arrested on board a plane in amsterdam were conducting a dry run for a potential terrost attack. authorities arrested the men after finding suspicus items in the checked luggage of one of the men. both drew suspicion after changing their travel plans at the last minute. the items included cellphones taped to a pepto-bismol bottle, a box and three large knives. officials say they were natives of yemen livin in the u.s. legally and were not traveling together. he says his friend isn't smart enough to be involved in such a plot. >> it's not him. he let -- not educated person to do that stuff. >> well, authoritieare holding the men on suspicion of conspiring to commit a terror attack. the white house say the men were not on terror watch lists. >> the condition of a fremont police officer shot while ying to a

this happened shortly after midnight the plane took off a massive show of the way to australia.something happens to a major malfunction to one of the four engines that cause the pilots of the plan to keep their cool, radio had to say we're coming back of fairly according to some of the passengers it was the smell of this landing ever had despite a major malfunction to one of the c,gv)+pvzsé÷hz4t1Ñ we want to c,gv)+pvzsé÷hzÑ you, there is t there. there's a shot captured t by one of the passengers a gaping hole. apparently something came loose in the engines, we're not sure. it obviously was a big ford to make that call. you better believe that investigation looking at the plane. but also combing the ground to see if anybody on the ground was hurt. one part of that engine came crashing down. we're told that there are no entries denny the passengers. they'll be taking an aggressive role this morning regardless of the destination there should be no delays. what that did a few. let's go to the weather. c,gv)+pvzsé÷hz4éq>> we can expp today. here's a look for a nowpp currently if

australia. but on august 7, 1972 they were going to take away the airfield and the island and in so doing answer the question of an anonymous marine private. his question was where the hell is guadal canal. on august 7th they landed without a casualty. japanese were taken completely by surprise. by the 8th of august they got what they were after the field. henderson field was 3600 feet long but only partially completed. there were about 2,000 japanese on the island when the navy began the pre-invasion bomb barredment. to a man they fled inland. they have left behind an enormous amount of supplies, construction equipment, weapons, food and saki. it was a good thing, too. because admiral frank jack fletcher deemed the situation too dangerous and withdrew his aircraft carriers. that left the still unloading transports with no air protection they were forced to pull out. that left the marines stuck on guadal canal with less than 30 days worth of wood. it was better known as operation shoe string. ja

there are far more flights to australia from l.a. than from san francisco.he faa trying to figure out why any of that was necessary. live at sfo, terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> terry, thanks very much. u.s. government officials now say it is unlikely that two men arrested on board a plane in amsterdam were conducting a dry run for a potential terrorist attack. authorities arrested the men after finding suspicious items in the checked luggage of one of the men. both drew suspicion after changing their travel plans at the last minute. the items included cellphones taped to a pepto-bismol bottle, a box and three large knives. officials say they were natives of yemen living in the u.s. legally and were not traveling together. he says his friend isn't smart enough to be involved in such a plot. >> it's not him. he let -- not educated person to do that stuff. >> well, authorities are holding the men on suspicion of conspiring to commit a terror attack. the white house says the men were not on terror watch lists. >> the condition of a fremont police officer shot w

all this about 45 minutes after the jet had taken off from sfo bound for sidney, australia. we hear from two passengers now, one about the flames, another about the reaction from passengers. >> a shower of sparks. and just one of the others passengers, they say there was a bit of flying. >> some man behind was like all right! i wondered what they were talking about. just looked out the window. because the aisle of three, i moved over to see what was happening. and i didn't panic. i thought, well, everybody's gonna be in the same boat. >> well, they were. and by all accounts the pilot was very calm. he said we have a problem. we're going to have to drop our fuel and head back to san francisco international. and that's exactly what they did. and the plane landed without incident, without injuries. the passengers say that there was surprising calm aboard that jet. it was afterwards that some people are telling me that they broke down in tears reallylizing they were 45 minutes outside on the pacific ocean. there was teetering as they dropped the fuel. but all things considered i

doctors from singapore and australia were all helpful it's team work.>muhammad: it is the biggest ever done since the republic has been established... all of these places come along to support our healthcare people here. >>reporter: offshore activities were also matched onshore, with conferences and workshops the mainaim: to boost the welfare of the moluccans. >>mcelroy: the origins are around sailing between australia and indonesia and yet what we are seeing over this month long celebration, is all these industries, the industrial parts, the export parts,the island communities story all getting a voice in international forum. >>hayward: many components to this event in its relation to the sailing in the region. one of course in kind of slang terms is a reboot of the ambon image and the ambon community after the troubles of a decade ago because you will only encourage tourism here by actually having tourists come here onsite >>reporter: hungry for primary resources the chinese were also looking to develop business interests in the province during the sa

i want to show you what was spotted off the coast of australia. let's head to another coastline and you will see video, i believe, and we're queueing it up for you. san francisco, 57 degrees right now. 59 in san jose. the winds are calm. what wasn't calm, the waters off the coast of australia. take a look at that. that is a humpback whale, almost 08,000 pounds, will 50 feet long. vaulting its entire body out of the water. there's a lot of controversy as to whether they do this, but man, that is amazing stuff. you can see that into our news room this morning off the coast of australia. >>> back to our own koift, no sea breeze. light around san francisco. unfortunately because of that, we've got our first spare the air day today. and temperatures soaring as early as lunchtime. there you see noon, 90s inland. 92 san jose. 70s and 80s around san francisco and oak legion. so if you want to be like a hump back whale, that's the place to be. hot weather through wednesday. really amazing pictures there off the coast of australia earlier this morning. back

we have new information about what might have caused the emergency landing of a flight bound for australia. we'll also have reaction from passengers. >>> there are real concerns that two men from the u.s. arrested at an airport overseas may have been making a dry run for a terrorist attack. >> reporter: and is a shark sighting at a popular pacifica beach enough to keep people out of the water? we'll tell you what surfers are saying this morning. "mornings on 2" starts now. >>> welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. >>> we are learning more this morning about what led up to an overnight air emergency. a packed quantas flight took off from sfo last night and was over the ocean when one of its engines exploded. ktvu's tear -- tara morey artie is live with more. >> reporter: good morning. we also spoke at a mechanic here at the airport. he had a chance to look at the engine. he believes it was simple wear and tear inside the engine, causing the propeller to snap creating sparks and flames. the faa still has to conduct its investigation. here's what we k

i'm sydnie kohara. >> i'm john kessler. >>> a flight for australia didn't get very far.nne makovec is at sfo where the qantas plane made an emergency landing this morning. >> reporter: good morning. you have to check out some of these pictures sent to us by a viewer of what appears to be a hole in the engine compartment of the qantas flight. now, it did end uplanding back at sfo safely. that's the good news. the damage that occurred midflight, the plane apparently left sfo for sydney. the passengers heard booms and one man said there were flames in the engine compartment. the strange vibration continued as the plane turned around in the air, flew around to get rid of some of the fuel, and then landed back at sfo at 12:45 this morning an hour and 40 minutes after it took off. here's how some passengers describe it. >> veered off left and just very uncertain for a period of time until the captain announced what was going on and we had an engine that blew up. >> heard a very strange noise. i don't travel that much but i knew it was very wrong. >> this is qantas flight numbe

bound for sydney, australia. according to passengers -- [ audio problems ] >> reporter: just after 11:00 last night. then about half an hour into the trip passengers felt a major bump, heard a loud thud and the plane seemed to veer off. now we freeze framed a picture for you. this was taken by a passenger. this is part of the damage done. some people say they could actually see flames shooting out of the side of this engine where a gaping hole now remains. >> started to shake a little bit. and, yeah, an uncomfortable vibration and push and feel something was wrong. >> people right inside the plane seemed very shocked and apparently there was some flames coming out of that part of the plane. >> reporter: now the emergency landing happened around 12:45 this morning. passengers say that the crew did not panic. the pilot maintained his calm and was able to land safely. then everyone cheered a very relieved, got their luggage and staying at nearby hotels until they can make their way back to skid sydney, australia. me

you can imagine you're on a very long flight bound for australia when something goes horribly wrong. the passengers at the time didn't know exactly what but they felt a shake, heard a loud noise, some looked out the window and saw flames shooting out of one of the engines. this is what happened to 231 passengers aboard flight 74 headed for sydney last night. we just received new photographs of the damage done to engine number one. you can see the huge gash there. apparently the engine blew out, the plane took off about 11:00 and then 20 minutes later passengers felt that shake and new something was not right. now the captain announced that one of the engines was out so he turned the plane around and made his way back to san francisco. we spoke to one passenger who says it is a flight he will never forget. >> the captain thankfully made a very good landing. all cheered and everybody was a lot happier at the end, very relieved to be on the ground. >> reporter: the emergency landing happened around 12:45 this morning. passengers say the crew did not panic. they remained calm. the plane

zealand are coming off a thirteen game winning streak including their latest target and victory over australia while the springboks in contrast have suffered three straight losses and cannot successfully defend their title with only two games to go set of this much however i will say in one thousand nine thousand mainly south african crowd ruler of the hosts as they look to regain a sound oneself pride. we want to. play play better than we have done and that means going out and beating the springboks. trying i since obviously as potent but we want to perform we want to want to switch over here and do that last year and that's what motivates us this week. to visit with you try to think you always have things up your sleeves that you go to use the right tone but. it's not just checking the ball around for the sake of it a long term goal is will go we've gone away from that. but. at this moment very pleased with the focus of the guys we know they will govern. in this next game and we are focusing on those give only one of the big and then the arms of the alice finish by taking a look at the pick

an engine blowout forced an airliner headed from san francisco to australia to return to the bay arear an emergency landing this morning. 233 people on board that flight. anne makovec at sfo to show us what passengers and at least one mechanic had to say. >> reporter: the plane behind me is under investigation, that's the one that made the emergency landing here last night. the qantas 747 jet if you look closely, you can see the white patch there on the engine compartment on the right-hand side of the plane. that patch is covering a hole where the engine blew. these pictures were taken by a cbs 5 viewer right after qantas flight 74 hit safe ground this morning at sfo. you can see what appears to be a hole in the engine compartment after a blowout over the pacific ocean. >> there was a strong shoutout on the right-hand side of the plane. a bit of a sag and bump and veered off left. >> heard a strange noise. it was -- i knew -- i don't travel that much but it was wrong. >> reporter: more than 200 passengers have a travel tale that started 45 minutes into the flight bound for australia.

aspiring to take part the big decision will be announced by face on december the second england australia the united states and join bands from spain and portugal and belgium as the netherlands all the competition. but you'll both meet storm way in which you were very eager to invite the two thousand and eighteen world cup to russia and we're confident. we will do our best to provide the inspection commission with as much information as possible regarding our bid so they can gauge the readiness of our potential host cities and stay with the scandal which engulfed the french national team by the world cup in south africa to finally have come to closure the presumed culprit solve the team's strike against them coach i want dominic facing a final battle to a disciplinary hearing held by the french football federation in paris the number one. on the spending for eighteen games for his conflict with dominic skipper up a trace of raw got five frankly very three and jeremy too along just one remember the entire team refused to train at one stage while on the call was sent home ever all was then

a plane headed to australia was forced to turn back to sfo an hour after takeoff.ll bring you the latest on what caused a huge hole in the plane. >> plus lawmakers take another shot at the open carry ban. we're back in a couple minutes. >> a live look outside this morning in the south bay. nice temperatures. creeping up once again. summer hanging on. the full forecast coming up. >>> good morning. this is joe. >>> check out this plane grounded at sfo right now. some passengers were on board when an engine blew over the pacific. >>> i'm tracking three incidents effecting three bridges. we have the bulk of the commute happening and some slowing already across the water. the latest coming up. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm brent cannon. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. rob is off this morning. we want to get a check of the forecast with kris sanchez. >> looking at the seven-day forecast. today will be a nice warm day. a bit hotter by thursday, then a cooldown. we'll see drastic temperatures along the inland areas, south bay, east bay, north bay. along the coas

unless you tack them economically you're really spinning your wheels is that a fair statement well australia is taking japan to court but they've been in the process of doing that for years and still haven't been able to do it and it's not really getting anywhere protest certainly isn't getting anywhere japan is targeting endangered and protected whales in the stablished international whale sanctuary in violation of a global moratorium on waylaid and in violation of the at r.t. treaty and they're in contempt of the australian federal court for killing whales the australian antarctic territory this is a criminal operation they're no different than elephant poachers of africa are no different the drug dealers really this is a criminal operation and that's what we're trying to intervene against ok so the nation maru the big mother ship of this japanese whaling fleet they're out there as you say they're violating international law it's a bit of a lawless area of the world's waterways and it kind of cuts both ways your way your actions are some could construe are on the aggressive side as well bu

you know in all of europe and japan and australia why are we the only ones doing it with or not banned in australia you can sell them as food in japan you know that you can't grow them and scientific communities of the european union have said that they are safe you can actually grow them in but they just don't want you to know about those they don't want them for themselves because of stupid politics and ridiculous environmental alarmism do you think it's because of stupid politics today that they don't want to also be in part because they're listening to their consumers. you know it's like the. car skinner they're not having not in great britain because the grocery stores have said we won't buy eggs from somebody that's producing. eggs that have someone all of the time and lo and behold they don't have a seminar problem like we do the same grocers have said we don't want to buy a genetically modified organisms because our consumers don't want it so they don't have much of a market you could but the thing is that america is so much the consumers. you know you could say that in europe

billiton in australia australia filled over three and a half percent of its takeover failed. aeroflot has become the first russian airline to be included in the top twenty five leading carriers of the world industry magazine transport well placed the flagship carrier intends place one higher than lifton's a group due to the airline successful financial dealings in two thousand and nine the magazine also put their float at eighteen for their net profit last year which was one hundred twenty two million dollars. china is taking another big step to replace the ailing dollar with its currency the yuan in trade for lenders can now access the massive chinese interbank market it comes off the russian move to dealing with neighboring states. now so we've got time for your stories on our website altie dot com. the most a team has been to the kaluga me when the car industry is rapidly developing. nunc argy goes to the area where the first russian fleet was more. where the indigenous people were the first car dixie's number given and where russia's glorious history is still visible. wel

department of agriculture says an increase in deliveries from china the european union and australia are also likely the agency estimates that grain export from russia this year will amount to three million tons in line with the forecast from russia's ministry of agriculture that is asian to hold shipments abroad was made after a drought hit the agricultural sector this season grain production is to decline by fifteen million tonnes globally half of which results from russia's reduction harvesting grain and color star are expected to fall between two point five and three million tonnes of the european union the drop could be over four million tonnes and first deputy prime minister viktor zubkov has officially stated that the government will not entertain any changes to the upcoming temporary ban on great exports. as a player but even though the temporary ban on green exports has been approved and will be affected from the fifteenth of august until the thirty first of december this year there will be absolutely no changes not in the length of the ban for any of the reasons the decisio

maquinaria especializada ha llegado al sitio desde australia y estados unidos.ente. >> la mÁquina más avanzada llega 535 m. la perforadora que se encuentra a 444 m trabajarÁ por ahora. no se pretende parar. >> las mÁquinas están sujetas a fallas que pueden detenerse. tienen que cambiar cabezales que toma varias horas. >> los equipos fueron trasladados hasta copiapÓ. >> una vez terminada esta tarea se pretende reforzar la perforaciÓn. >> la autoridad pidiÓ prudencia por las familias. >> no hay ninguna informaciÓn que se estÉ ocultandom sea bueno o malo. >> mientras continÚan los trabajos para lograr el objetivo de alcanzar el nivel 268, lugar donde el sÁbado pasado se produjo un segundo derrumbe. >> en pleno mediodÍa un ladrÓn en colombia protagonizÓ una persecuciÓn. le disparó a un profesor para robarle $ 1000. rodeado, intercambiÓ disparos con las autoridades y fue capturado y llevado a un hospital. >> la luna de miel de santos y chÁvez podrÍa durar tanto como se necesiten. >> cinco dÍas despuÉs de la reuniÓn sigan repercusiones positivas. la canciller contÓ qu

what you are you playing here, being from australia. what do you want to win here?earded statue because i could probably fit that in my luggage on the way back home. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but these two guys would good. i could bring them back. >> jimmy: you could bring them back, too? you guys up for travel? do you have your passports? >> i do. >> i do not. >> jimmy: tungsten. how about you? what are you playing for? >> i'll go for the jewelry. >> jimmy: oh, the diamond ring. that's a real diamond, too. >> jimmy: what are you going for? >> probably that ipad -- yeah, the ipod -- the iphone, iphone, sorry. >> jimmy: you can use it as an ipod, too. [ laughter ] i'm good. i'm a very good thinker. all right, here we go. here's what you're going to do. you turn around and face the sharp 108. you get your cell phones ready. now don't fire until i tell you to, okay? i will give you the signal. let's start the loop. there it is. loop is going. wait for my command. ready, aim, shoot. all right, stop the loop. stop the loop. player one, let's see what you got, my friend. oh, i t

. >> campaigning has wound up ahead of what was said to be australia's closest election in decades. the opposition leader is almost neck-and-neck with joy gillard, after forcing kevin rudd from the party helm. >> it's going to be open and shut. his prediction points to a win by julia gillard. last mongth, dirty harry predicted the winner of the world cup. but things do not always go as expected, and things could be neck and neck. she has been deeply unpopular. and as mudslinging got underway, she had to fight claims that being herself made her unsuitable for social issues. gilbert has capitalized on his image as a family man. the father of three managed to score points by promising to implement business friendly tax reforms, and he promises not to burden the industry with more taxes. >> 140 roma left paris for romania last friday. the flights have been there for years. and services slowly destroyed in st. petersburg. a substation failure was the problem, and lights were back on after about 2.5 hours. traffic chaos as lights went out throughout the city. mass transit came to a stop a

---en segundo lugar quedo jamaica y en tercero australia.on a "lupita jones".---aparte de la corona, navarrete ganó un paquete de premios que incluye un salario (no revelado), un departamento lujoso en nueva york de por vida y una beca de un año para el "new york film academy", además de joyas, ropa y calzado acordes con su reinado.

materia tambien estan asombrados del calor en moscu, de las inundaciones en asia, de las sequias en australiaos de temperatura en algunas regiones de los estados unidos------la organizacion meteorologica mundial dice que se esta viviendo una secuencia sin precedente de eventos climaticos extremos--- ---hacemos la primera pausa en el noticiero y regresamos con la violencia en un pais sudamericano... ---explota un coche bomba en plena calle y frente al edificio de una popular radio... ---ademas la pregunta de la noche...¿que opina usted de las delcaraciones del senador reid... cree que tiene razon... los latinos no se identifican con los republicanos?... llamenos o escribanos... ya volvemos. volvemos. ---seguimos en noticiero telemundo 48 con el segmento "tu voz en la comunidad" .... donde lo escuchamos a usted. ---abrimos otra vez nuestras lineas telefonicas.... ----el tema de esta noche es: las declaraciones del senador reid... dijo que no sabe como puede haber latinos que son republicanos....cree que tiene razon? ---retomamos el tema de los matrimonios gay en california... sobre esto reflexi

beca, calzado y ropa acorde con su reinado ,en segundo lugar salió jamaica y en tercer lugar australiala atenciÓn se concentra en arizona y florida dos estados con representaciones hispana. >> el gobierno dice que podrÍa retirar del mercado mÁs huevos con salmonela. >> pasarÁ el resto de sus dÍas en prisiÓn,1 infante de marina fue hallado culpable de matar a una compaÑera embarazada y despuÉs huir hacia méxico. >> terminÓ en tragedia una toma de rehenes dentro de un autobÚs que transportaba turistas en filipinas. >> la actriz gabriela spanic protagoniza una telenovela, aparentemente trataron de envenenarla poco a poco. >> y una belleza se condona esta noche como miss universo. >> muy buenas noches, bienvenidos a una ediciÓn mÁs. en cuestiÓn de horas se medirÁ la temperatura polÍtica los estados unidos, las elecciones primarias tienen tensiÓn en arizona donde la ley migratoria deja ver como Éste es un tema electoral. en esta primaria tenemos cobertura en equipo, comenzamos con nuestro enviado especial de arizona,y luego con nuestra cobertura desde la florida. >> desde que se aprobÓ la c

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