. >> fue removido el portavoz del bart (bay area rapid transit) el funcionaro estaba separado del cargol bart (bay area rapid transit) después de la muerte de un indigente. >> un chofer esta en investigación después de la muerte de un hombre atropellado por un autobús, no sobrevivio a las heridas. >> como la película un hombre compro una minivan después descubrió droga, cocaina dentro del vehículo, teme que los dueños regresen por la mercancia. >> tras ser separadas, la salud de las siamesas de san josé podrian estar luego de vuelta en sus casas. >> se dio una conferencia de prensa, el estado de salud de las siamesas pinta promisorio,e, información . >> la madre dijo sentírse emocionada y agradecida después de la cirugia que se realizo para separarlas. >> la madre dijo de forma emocionada. >> (hablan en inglés) . >> la madre de las niñas dice que estaba feliz porque todo salió bien y ahora sus hijas estaban separadas. >> pasaron cinco días en terapia intensiva, se irán a la casa antes de lo pensado, un médico argentino dijo que era una buena recuperación . >> compartian más que nada el

this is the period when san francisco's bay area rapid transit comes in. you know, this is a very interesting period, the mid '70s and late '70s because, in fact, people began buying smaller cars. there was, there were great strides made towards energy conservation. ford talked about energy conservation, ford and carter both tried to work on the subject, and carter in particular talked about the need to free ourselves of dependence on this single commodity. but, you know, his message was not received very far well. very well. and -- [laughter] every president since then has been haunted by the fate of jimmy carter talking about oil and energy self-sufficiency. he, again, like the shah he was probably ahead of his time in that the public was not ready to hear that, certainly he got beat up in the media. he gave that famous speech that some of you will recall called the malaise speech. i don't think the word "malaise" is in that speech. it's the way it was spun after this event. and actually when he gave that speech, his opinion poll ratings shot up. initial

in the 1970's, we built the bay area rapid transit system in san francisco. this multidecade investment gave america an economic advantage over every country around the world. now, listen to this. as recently as 2005, the world economic forum rated u.s. infrastructure as number one for economic competitiveness. number one in 2005 for economic competitiveness. but in just five years, we have slipped to number 15. not 5, not 10, but 15 in five years because we haven't kept what is a deteriorating infrastructure caused by overu overuse. i mean, the argument is so solid to pass this bill, i can't understand how anyone could vote against it. china is spending today 9% of its g.d.p. on infrastructure. they're our competition. i live on the pacific rim. i can tell you every time any one of us goes to china, they will look around the city, whether it's beijing or shanghai and you will count 20 to 50 cranes building in that city, improving infrastructure. i stood in shanghai when the head of the government told me, in ten years, we will build 375 kilometers of yunder