. >> instead of doing mexican i chose more of an aztec feeling which can go hand in hand without allhe aztec theme because it's so in right now and you can get so many pieces everywhere if you're doing a statement piece or simply buying cactuses from your local stores, hardware stores. >> i like this piece of furniture. you just had a regular piece of furniture. what did you do with it? >> it wasn't finished at all. so we bought some stain of our preference, we chose gray. and also it's a pretty hot color nowadays. we painted up and we made a pattern, an aztec pattern using geometric shapes and then added some knobs and we made it super fun. >> i wouldn't think to do black and white for a kids' room. >> exactly. i always tend to do things a little more edgier when it comes to myself. also my husband is a taurus so i wanted to incorporate the whole bull slash cow feeling. >> what do you think it cost to put together something like in? >> $800 to $1,000. pretty much everything was diy. the only thing we spent a little money on was the shelves. >> amazing things. if you want more inform

revered by the aztecs as a deity. these birds are being hit by climate change. the winter was too warm. they can build their nests and find food for the young. >> we are near the top of the mountain range. the concern is temperatures continue to rise if that affects the first sources for these birds they had nowhere to go. they will become smaller and smaller. he knows all 400 species of birds that live in this forest. one feathered visitor that comes to the entire region. >> they nests in this mountain range. they go to the caribbean and they come around the pacific low lands. is a symbol for the biological corridor. on their journey they always need trees where they can rest. at lower altitudes is not so easy. the costa rican government is working with experts to try to draw as many species here as possible. she explains the idea of the biological corridor. >> to connect the cloud forest to the mangroves on the coast. more than 16,000 hectares. working with private landowners. >> that is just one of 128 connecting corridors that are to be set up across the cou

it's a 2005 pontiac as -- aztec with new york plates. the accident happened at argue minuting go and lehigh in kensington around 9:30. a man was riding his scooter when an suv making a right turn on to lehigh struck him and kept going. witness said the victim fell off the scooter and dragged 200 feet down lehigh. police found the 35-year-old man lying in the road he was unresponsive. medics took him to the hospital where he was pronouncerred dead in an hour. >>> -- pronounced dead in an hour. >>> police located the vehicle parked unattended at the intersection of cedar and madison. >> reporter: police know who the registered owner of the vehicle is. the vehicle has been towed, they are collecting evidence as they try to determine who was driving. live in port richmond, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> breaking right now in burlington county, this is what you want to wake up to, a car slammed into a home on the unit block of delaware avenue in riverside. the driver lost control and crashed into the porch of the home. at this p

let's go to video of the vehicle, 2005 pontiac aztec with new york plates found at cedar and madison. the accident at aramingo and lehigh happened at 9:30. witnesses say a man was riding his scooter when an suv making a right turn on lehigh hit him and kept going. witnesses said the victim fell off the scooter and was dragged 200 feet down lehigh. witnesses saw the victim's body underneath the vehicle as the vehicle continued to operate westbound on lehigh. when the body was shaken free from underneath the vehicle. the striking vehicle continued to leave the scene of the accident. >> reporter: again, police know who the registered owner of the vehicle is, they don't know who was behind the wheel at the time. but there were several witnesses, they are checking nearby surveillance cameras to see if there's any evidence that can help in the case. >>> armed intruders ambushed a woman and ransacked her place in the kensington section on the 3000 block of d street. police say three men waited until the woman walked outside. they pistol whipped the man inside and ran off with cell phones and

. >> y la gran leyenda la mÚsica vicente fernÁndez se e retira a lo grande en e el estadio aztec. >>>> que delicia ¿no?. >> uy! hubiera sido maravilloso y sabes quÉ dicen que el no deja de cantar hasta que no dejen de aplaudir, ojalÁ su salud le dÉ para que sea. >> vamos a estar pendientes del concierto, los esperamos maÑana en el mismo lugar y noticias telemundo. >> y estamos en lÍnea puede seguirnos en noticias telemundo.com, facebook, por twitter ahÍ estamos. >> buenas tardes. >> muy buenas tardes y disfrute de su fin de semana. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ . >> damtardes y bienvenidos a comunidad del valle, yo soy damián trujilo, hoy en nuestro programa un mensaje personal de parte de mis amigos del mariachi vargas tecalitlán a mis televidentes y también hoy en nuestro programa los jardineros otorgando becas, aquí en su comunidad del valle. >> hombre: telemundo 48 presenta, comunidad del valle, con damián trujillo. >> damián trujillo: comenzamos con un programa especial que se llama "mujeres en acción" >> dadel distrito escolarzamos coak grove, en san josé, con nosotros aquí en comunidad del

this 2005 pontiac aztec was found in port richmond last night. police believe it was the vehicle involved in a hit and run that killed a 35-year-old man riding a scooter. >> police broadcasted the information over police radio and the district officers did a great job. about a half hour later they located the vehicle parked unattended. the crash happened at aramingo and lehigh in kensington. police tell a man riding a scooter was hit by a man and kept going. >> the striking vehicle then dragged this victim about 200 feet. >> witnesses were able to tell police a license plate number and they located the vehicle less than a mile away. police quickly determined who the registered owner was and don't know who was behind the wheel. they continue to collect evidence. >> we are certain that the driver of the striking vehicle realized what he did, and the fact that you did not render any aid and you drove from the scene after causing this fatal auto accident, you are looking at serious charges. >> reporter: again detectives are waiting to obtain the sear

. >> the aztecs and mayans considered chia seeds a super food. >> they were included in religious ceremonies in mexico. so they were seen as having spiritual qualities. >> sunday's event will take place from 1:00 to 3:00 in the afternoon. >> visitors will get a chance to learn about the history of the chia. that looks fun. >>> world news tonight with david muir is next. i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. for sandhya patel, kristen sze, michael finney, all of us, thank you for your tim >>> breaking news this friday night. another earthquake, this one even bigger. the second one in 24 hours. authorities say this time, many buried alive. the dramatic pictures coming in now. fire in the sky. the landslide. and the urgent hunt for the missing and the trapped. >>> also breaking, the tornado touching down back here at home. and now, the tornado watch in effect this friday for millions. >>> the controversial video. the paddle used in school. a kindergartener punished. the video seen by more than a million. we want your opinion. >>> the manson murders, and the stunning development. all these yea

eagles are very significant in aztec mythology. most of the currency of the union, when they merged together with the union, was still mexican and mexican-american. it really resonated with that particular constituency. as i said, it is a schematic eagle that is also an inverted pyramid. if you turn it upside down, you can see the shape of the pyramid, like a mexican pyramid. it also has the word "huelga." huelga means strike in spanish and tagalog, the native language of the philippines. it really resonated with the whole constituency of the movement and kept the workers animated and striking from 19 to -- from 1965 in delano, to the 1970's when they finished the strike. dolores was, since the creation of the national farmworkers association, she had been vice president of the union. when the national farmworkers association merged with the agricultural workers organizing committee, to become the ufw, dolores was still its vice president. one of several vice presidents. she was probably the most present in the media. she was the m

the driver also hit a car before speeding away in a gray pontiac aztec. >>> new information tonight in the case of a south jersey nun accused of drunk driving in gloster county. a ruling is expected next wednesday for sister kimberly miller. she told the judge she can't remember anything about her arrest last november which was captured on dash cam. officers testified they saw her driving erratically and that she smelled of alcohol. sister miller says after an event at a bookstore, she went back to her north philadelphia convent, had a glass of wine, then took an ambien to help her sleep. the next thing she remembers is being at the police station in new jersey. >> she clearly took the ambien for medical reasons. she clearly didn't know about the warnings. >> sister miller says she has a history of sleep walking. and takes medicine for an arthritic condition. >>> new information tonight about the death of a baby at a lehigh county day care center earlier this month. tonight we learned that day care center has been shut down. 3-month-old makenna rose was found unresponsive back on apr

aztec industries, up 11%. today you're going to talk about virtual reality and augmented reality companies. first explain to us what's the difference between the two. >> okay, virtual reality is actually an imaginary world. it would be like you view something and a shark swims at you and you cringe and jump out of the way. whereas augmented reality is just a little bit different in that you're in the real world but you have imaginary thins that you manipulate. and one is a total imaginary, fictitious experience. the other one is something that you might use more on a practical base sister. >> we did a piece last night on the program about an augmented reality company taking a look at how you could use that to purchase an off vep for your kitchen without having to get the oven but you could see yourself in the kitchen with it. you say there are certain companies poised to benefit, one of them you like is sony, why? >> yes. sony certainly has been depressed ever since it was hacked. and although it may not be su

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. >> it's a dish developed by the ancient aztecs, easy to make, and fun to eat.show you how to whip up a great guacamole. >> nicole's in the kitchen getting some tips from an expert, chef johnny prep. this week, she's learning how to make a mean guacamole. >> so, i'm particularly excited about this, because i love guacamole. so, what's first? >> well, first, we got to talk about avocados, 'cause, basically, guacamole is predominantly avocados. so, what you want to make sure is you buy as perfectly ripe as an avocado as you can get or buy them underripe and let them ripen at your home. 'cause, you know, if it's not ripe, it's too hard, it doesn't make good guacamole. if it's overripe, it's brown and yucky looking and it just doesn't make good guacamole. so, you really want to kind of feel. so, it's just -- just soft. it doesn't want to be real soft, but just soft. it starts to look wrinkly and stuff -- that's too ripe. if it's too hard, that's underripe. just a little pinch. these are in pretty nice shape. and then what you got to do -- and be careful with your kn

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it's a 2005 pontiac aztec with new york plainlts -- plates and front end damage.was found at cedar and madison. it happened in kensington at 9:30 p.m. aman was riding his scooter when an suv making a right turn struck him. the 35-year-old victim fell off the scooter and was dragged 200 feet down lehigh. the man was lying in the road he was unresponsive, medics took him to the hospital where he was pronounced in an hour. >>> police broadcasterred over the radio, 24 -- police broadcasted over the radio and 24 district officers did a great job and found the suv at cedar and madison. >> reporter: the vehicle has been towed and dusted for fingerprints, they are looking for dna evidence as they work to determine who was driving. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> developing overnight armed intruders ambushed a woman and ransacked her place in the kensington section. philadelphia police say three men waited until she walked outside and pushed her back in the home. they pistol whipped a man and walked off with 4 20e dollars in cash -- $420 in cash and electronic

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. >> my intent is that like human -- the aztecs, the mayans.got too cocky. >> do you need to take some personal time? mark: it was down to just one goal, and there was no room for any mistakes. john: i had the ball, and i -- i -- [sighs] the rest is history. is,: the moral of the story ted cruz -- >> this was cleveland right here. life is full of moments. some of them fly by and you forget in an instant. others live on with you forever. ♪ our thanks to current champions ted cruz and his aide bruce redden. you can listen to us on the radio at bloomberg 99 .1 fm in the washington, d.c. area. john: it's time for everyone's favorite game. engage in hypotheticals. john: if you were "the new york post" headline writer and if hillary clinton loses the democratic primary, your headline would be what? whaaa"new york state of ?" john: if it were me, it would be york." all right. we've got a lot more 26 and coverage all the time on bloombergpolitics.com -- o 2016 coverage all the time on bloombergpolitics dr.. west,"up on "bloomberg emily chang talks to -

the aztecs and mayans considered them a super food. >> they were actually included in religious ceremonieso they were seen as having spiritual qualities. >> tomorrow's event will take place from 1 to 3 in the afternoon. visitors will get a chance to learn about the history of chia and make their own chia pets. the mexican museum is located in san francisco's fort mess sa. >>> texting will not be coming to an amc theatre near you. the company dropped the idea after people almost threw popcorn at the screen when they heard the proposal. thursday the company's ceo told variety magazine he was contemplating changing the rules. >>> a former san francisco landmark, play land at the beach, is the inspiration behind a street festival taking place today on balboa street today. the free art and music festival will be held from 2 to 6:00 p.m. 1,000 people are expected to partake in today's event in celebration of the outer richmond neighborhood. there will also be a screening of the documentary, remembering play land, remembering the beach park, until it closed in 1972. >> if you're partaking in that

. >> investigators believe that this 2005 pontiac aztec was the vehicle involved in the hit and run. it was found parked in port richmond late last night not far from the accident scene. officers did not say who was driving but they are camped outside the home where the car was found. he says he was not involved in the fatal crash. >> my client has nothing to say, he does not understand why the police would detain him in his house. >> we are certain that the zrifer of the striking vehicle knew what he did. witnesses told police that dunbar was on his scooter and made a right turn and that was when he was hit. >> when the body was finally shaken free of the striking vehicle, the vehicle continued to leave the scene of the accident. >> it's a heart breaking story and the family is grieving the loss of a loved one. >> if there is injuries or cases of fatalities, if the vehicles are registered legally and the operator remains on the scene and cooperates with the investigation there may be absolutely no charges. >> police are still searching for the driver and as for the suv involved in t

mexican mafia carries a side from their name, mexican mafia tattooed on their body, common tattoos are aztec symbols, you'll see the pyramids and the sun god looking up numbers correlate to letters of the alphabet. we'll see numbers like the number 13, and m is the 13th letter of the alphabet. take off your shirt. >> all right. >> the orejones are less complex. >> that way. for them, san antonio is their city. so anything san antonio-related will be on their body. other common things are area code. 210. >> 210, what's up? >> spur symbols are common and the city skyline identifiable. known as orejones which means big areas, so we'll see tattoos of an actual ear somewhere on their body, or a playboy bunny, if you know how to read the tattoos you find out this guy's a member. >> gang inspectors like officers rodriguez and rocha identified thousands of gang members, no system is perfect. neither is shooting lockup "extended stay". >> when shooting "extended stay", you will shoot for several weeks, and you'll be down a week or so and then come back. we shot our first couple of weeks, we saw the g

century before that the aztec and mayan consider these seeds a super food. >> almost wholly in mexicomb us ceremony and the were seen as having spiritual quality. >>reporter: sunday event will take place from one to 3 in the afternoon. visitors get a chance to learn about the history of this and make their own pets. m ex can museum located in san francisco fort mason. >> coming up next on 7 news at 9:00. fight listen closely and you will hear a message these bells are sending all around the world. world. back here in a moment before earning enough cash back from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. >>> we could soon see contact lens price war. johnson and johnson announce this week it will discontinue its controversial pricing pol

witnesses wrote down the tag number and got a good description every the vehicle, a property yack aztecpolice found the car a few blocks away with the telltale tag and towed in it to tift for dna and fingerprints. late this afternoon a man who lives right across the street from where the vehicle was parked on cedar street was taken into custody. tommy's family watched and sobbed they live only block away in port richmond. investigators took numerous beer bottles and other evidence in for testing and spoke with the attorney for the possible suspect. his lawyer says, they have the wrong man. >> my client has nothing to say. he maintains his innocence. did he nothing wrong. >> reporter: tommy's family is definite stater. too up society speak on camera. but his mother specifically wanted to us share this photo from the shore. so she can remember their happy memories of wildwood crest a place they loved. last night, tommy simply hopped on his scooter to pick up food after working on project with his dad knowledge one ever saw him alive again. >> police have told our karen hepp they're not re

. >> human sacrifice, i guess that would be aztecs but myans did that, too. >> we got too cocky. >> that quick. >> you doing all right, mark? do you need to take personal time? >> oh. >> it was down to just one goal and no room for any mistakes. i had the ball and i, i, i -- >> ah. >> the rest was history. >> the story is, cruz falls behind early. >> there you go and second place builds the delegates and this was cleveland right here. >> life is full of moments, sole of them fly by you forget them in an instant. others live on with you forever. >> our thanks to the current champions ted cruz and bruce. don't forget if you're watching us in washington, you can listen to us on the radio, radio bloomberg 99.1. we'll be right back. it's more than the cloud. it's security - and flexibility. it's where great ideas and vital data are stored. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions from a trusted it partner. including cloud and hosting services - all backed by an industry leading broadband network and people committed to helping you grow your business. you get a company that's mor

horrified witnesses wrote down the tag number and got a good description of the vehicle a pontiac aztec. police found the car a few blocks away with the tale tell tag and towed in it to test it for dna and fingerprints. late this afternoon a who lives right across the street where the vehicle was parked on cedar street was taken into custody. tommy's family watched and sobbed. they live only blocks away in port richmond. investigators took numerous beer bottles and other evidence in for testing and spoke with the attorney for the possible suspect. his lawyer says they have the wrong man. >> my client has nothing to same he maintains his innocence. did he nothing wrong. >> reporter: tommy's family is devastated. too upset to speak on camera but his mother specifically wanted to us share this photo from the shore. so she could remember their happy memories of wildwood crest a place they loved. last night, tommy simply hopped on this scooter to pick up food after work on a project with his dad. no one ever saw him alive again. we just checked with the police department that person that was

. -- itng with the aztecs felt less than expected. it was a beat for that company. up almost 3.4%..7%. what we saw was first-quarter profit beating estimates and also the company pledging more pruning of its sprawling product range. we are seeing a gain on the back of that. rbs was heading higher earlier when we had the market open. it is heading down now, 1.3%. it posted a deeper loss in the first quarter as it paid for some of the government support it received during the financial crisis. a net loss widening to 968 million pounds. more than what analysts had expected. guy: thank you very much. you the markets, now let us talk about brexit. we're going to head over to the brexit debate. francine: the implications of brexit. this is what we are discussing today. welcome to the televised debate. we will discuss the implications on trade, business, and regulation if the u.k. does decide to leave the eu. we have six panelists. three think we should remain an three think we should leave. nigel lawson. another former u.k. chancellor. thank you so much for joining us today in the debate

the grave is sunk into the floor of an aztec temple, suggesting the cathedral was built over the temple even using the same floor. they do that in europe all the the tomb was built in the early 16th century. >> pretty cool. in mexico city they have one cathedral right next to the other. one is sort of syncing. the other is -- of sinking. beautiful. >>> asbury park. all the way down that way is point pleasant. 33 down the shore. progress here. looking out for the next 7 hours, warming into the mid-50s by noon time and looking at a lot of sunshine today and a light wind. it will warm up nicely here with a little wind out of the south southeast, 60. >> and warmer into the 70s, we talk about that next. how is it going out there? good morning to everybody. 78 eastbound into exit 24, an accident blocking one lane. do watch for slowdowns. over on 287 north exit 12 investigation. 17 east into monroe a disabled connecticut 95 northbound exit still being cleared. here's a look at the westbound side of the southern state, alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect for today. back ove

, one study says it costs americans $300 billion annually and that price tag will continue to grow aztec nothing and thieves become more sophisticated. trade secrets theft jeopardizes our economic security and threaten jobs which is why it's important to take steps to address it. it includes everything from business information to designs to prototypes and formulas. coming from georgia, one good comparm is the recipe for coca -- example is the recipe for coca-cola. they are a critical form of intellectual property, yet they don't enjoy the same protections that apply to other forms such as copyrights, patents and trademarks. trade secrets derive -- this confident business information can be protected for an unlimited time. however, once trade secrets are disclosed, they instantly lose their value, making it even more important to have the mechanisms in place to protect them. currently, federal law is insufficient to address many of he challenges in today's economy. the economic espionage act, which made trade secret theft by foreign nationals a criminal offense. however, this only addres

what the hell is that, aztec or something? armenian. ah, same. they both built pyramids. all right. rahim. here. yo, bro, what up? nothing much. just ready to play some baseball. twenty-five, huh? ken griffey, right? no. satchel paige? no. no? willie mays? no, it's mark mcgwire. ( chuckles ): mark mcgwire? but he's a white. yes, he's from claremont. he's my favorite player. ( chuckles ) okay. uh, agilar... miguel and jose. you guys twins? estoy, sir, apesadumbrado. no hablamos inglés. nuestro padre dijo que podríamos jugar béisbol aquí. yo quisiera jugar a la tercera base, y a mi hermano-- you-- you can save it, son. i-i don't understand a damn thing you're sayin', okay? all right. got the damn league of nations here. their dad's our gardener. mom said we need 'em to fill out the team. okay, let's hit the field. come on. tanner: jeez. could this team be any lamer? so there's no hooper? you don't know a matthew hooper? you don't know where he is? boy: right here. you gotta be kidding me. that's right, i'm in a wheelchair! ( bizet's "habanera" playing ) okay. buttermaker: charge it. o

in a world aztec knowlogically advanced -- as technologically advanced as ours, where you can pay for lunch with your phone and use your fingerprint to unlock our computer, we have long wait times at some voting polls. e have provisional ballots and ineffective notification systems for how, when and where to register to vote. and it's another issue congress should be doing something about . but perhaps the most important issue that these rallies brought to the table is the need to make sure that the voices of real people and not those of corporations or special interests are what is heard in our elections. for that we need to create a path back from citizens united that allows us to regulate how money is raised and spent in elections. because of that ruling, we need a constitutional amendment that makes clear what common sense already dictates, corporations are not people and shouldn't get a say in who governs our nation. that's really -- what's really interesting here is that the work's already been done. the call of these protesters wasn't for congress to investigate or draft or ide