los pescadores y vamos con el uculele y estÁbamos a todo dar, platicÁbamos con canciones en taja y borara. >> paco ha demostrado que es muy fuerte a la hora de los juegos fÍsicamente, pero no es tan fuerte fuera de eso. tÚ te das cuenta , ¿no? de repente que muchas cosas que son en el juego que se quedan en el juego, ahÍ es donde yo ya no sÉ una vez mÁs paco me hizo dudar de si es estar jugando cuando juega esta jugando de cierta forma para verse asÍ, tan agresivo, tan violento porque aquÍ es todo un tipazo, empezÓ muy bien y cuenta cosas muy padres y tengo otra lectura de paco ahora. ♪ >> ¿estÁ entrando agua? mi amor, que quieres honey bunches of oats. onee bonches oh wo. no, abuelita. honey bunches of oats. honey bunches of oats. honey bunches of oats. la forma correcta de decirlo es con una sonrisa. >> ¿las lentejas? >> no, todavÍa no. >> con los muchachos, ellos estÁn integrados desde hace mucho tiempo, no sÉ como piensen, no sÉ que vaya a suceder. lo mÁs probable es que no sea yo sentenciado, no me veo como un sentenciado. y viene mÁs oportunidades de seguir en el juego donde hay q

lending too many mortgages out and not getting their money back and as financial troubles plagued boras while the federal reserve than comes to rescue i'm launches a program of massive bond purchases printing more cash and buying the bad loans from the eighteen banks by pouring more money into the banks they intended to how the average joe driving down the costs of credit so that more americans could survive the financial meltdown but it turned out to be a big win for wall street and not for tonks pads and with boras increasingly missing that credit payments it means interest rates about to go through the roof the publisher of trans journal leonti ones of grave consequences. the only reason there is any recovery going on in the united states or for that matter the europeans own is that interest rates are at record lows so as i mentioned you could buy an automobile with zero percent and what they go it was going to happen when interest rates go up the housing market again collapses the auto market collapses and worse than that the bond market collapses and so you're going to start seeing

see just how it all panned out by handing out too many mortgages and as foundational troubles play boras people. couldn't repay their debt and the us federal reserve launched a massive program that of bond purchases printing more cash and buying a bond loans by pouring more money into the banks they intended to help the average american by driving down the cost of credit so that more people could survive the financial meltdown but it turned out to be a big win for wolves trade more than the taxpayer and with a reported increase in boras again missing that credit payments any rise in interest rates could leave a lot of people in severe trouble while she's more important i met one of those behind the fed's experimenter who now sees that as a big mistake black friday the day after thanksgiving is america's busiest shopping day of the year millions standing in lines for hours or even days before stampeding into stores to snag door busting deals oddly enough the federal reserve bank has also used this pseudo holiday to launch its own president did spending spree otherwise known as want to tea

and nine people died in the sea of bora. never tried to save them. to the sea was cold and they all died when you got them but if we left without them. we said we're now all heading to spain you know what would be all one family with the same dream brothers and sisters if the perot gets there we will be saved if it sinks we will all die even those who know the sea well we must show solidarity of water starts getting into the pirogue we all take it out immediately we don't wait for the fisherman. legs to be a god given day after two days at sea and if someone fell ill if ever i know what i left in the water and then he wouldn't eat or drink he was vomiting we were different we forced him to eat and drink but he kept on vomiting we don't know what . throughout he died on the third day of the journey that he would get we through his body to see because he started to decompose. they were afraid when we when we threw his body into the sea. we all prayed to god that he would go to heaven i'm in your home going to many were crying and saying we're all going

everyone says the must limb community is favoring bora the final when it's complete. >> they've not givens a a keng esingle march coat. >> those against the project may not have a choice us a the government wants to encourage this kind of development. >> and when it's a situation where people themselves participate by putting in their money. they are going to take in more that be willing arand see if it. the hope for this project is to be an example for other parts of the see if it proves successful. something that the thief r thay here has fait faith? >> twitter is expected to sell their shares for 2 billion follow lars. they are ready to tar start trat $26 each. >> the olympic torch has blasted into space. ps he is just as part of the olympic movement as the athletes that will take part in nix nextt year's wick a winter games. >>> you can stay up to up-to-dah all of the stories on our website. go to aljazeera.com for more. that is al jazeera.com plus some californians are getting time to sort out their insurance options. i will talk to the man who made that at. and the search is on, why

and nine people died in the sea of bora. never tried to save them. to the sea was cold and they all died. but if we left without them. we said we're now all heading to spain. one family with the same dream brothers and sisters if the parole gets there we will be saved if it sinks we will all die even those who know the sea well we must show solidarity of water starts getting into the pirogue we all take it out immediately we don't wait for the fisherman. legs to be given after two days at sea and someone fell ill never. he wouldn't he told drink he was vomiting we forced him to eat and drink but he kept on vomiting. throughout he died on the third day of the journey that he would get we threw his body to see because he started to decompose. we when we threw his body into the sea. all prayed to god that he would go to heaven i mean you have got to know many were crying and saying we're all going to die. on the fourth day big waves broke the barrel of the perot. but. at that moment everyone was out of control no one good know how many because those peo

osama bin laden once had a house down there not far from tora bora. but times have changed. lieutenant colonel al boyer, tenth mountain division, is part of the new mission. he is an experientialed war man. seven deployments in iraq and here. today he is a diplomat of sorts visiting the afghan general. relations are more important than ever because afghans do most of the now. but americans have been killed in meetings like this so u.s. troops need armed escorts. guardian angels like staff sergeant travis drudge from wa dbush, indiana. >> if they're not trustworthy, that he stay on guard. >> reporter: with a young son and a taught on the way, he is more cautious now than other deployments. >> you think more about your family, the wife, the kids, than just yourself. >> reporter: but most american troops don't leave their bases much anymore. they're trainers. the question is, how much longer will u.s. troops be doing this expensive mentoring mission? we asked afghan general waziri, a division commander in charge of 20,000 men. after welcoming with us the gift of a robe. he woul

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turned out to be a big win for wall street more than the taxpayer and with a reported increase in boras again missing their credit payments any rise in interest rates could leave a lot of people in severe trouble porton i met one of those behind the fed's experiment he now sees it as a big mistake. black friday the day after thanksgiving is america's busiest shopping day of the year millions standing in lines for hours or even days before stampeding into stores to snag door buster deals oddly enough the federal reserve bank has also used this pseudo holiday to launch its own on precedented spending spree otherwise known as want to teach it easy two thousand the financial crisis the fed began buying up massive bonds to drive down the cost of credit and experiment pitched at helping main street as the program marks its five year anniversary the former fed official who helped spearhead the quantitative easing is publicly apologizing to all americans for the role he played his name is andrew use are and he joins me now andrew what is so bad about quantitative easing that you felt you had to

from the first time that i came to the world food prize we have as an organization and with dr bora log in the lead as long as he was alive advocated for increased public funding of research we believe there should be the maximum amount of public research so that the cheap mints will be out in the in the open and can be shared and accessed and you are correct though that the the model whether it's in food or areas of pharmaceuticals no what happens is that there's huge amounts of research and investment or three winners spend years and years and years in the laboratory some of it was provided by universities some by companies but it takes an enormous amount of input so somehow any institution whether it's a university or a business that is going to do this research has to somehow make the money back. about it so finding the right balance between those things is a real issue you just mentioned. it takes a lot of input but it also produces huge profits and. you know months santelli is the company that controls roughly ninety percent of the u. united states soybean crop they control about

but this free diver decides to hug a shark, as he snarkles off of bora bora. it was a lemon shark. i'm told they don't usually prefer to eat humans. of course, humans don't usually hug them in the sea, either. so -- we'll have an update on that as news becomes available. >> appreciate it. >>> going to move on, now, to the new twist in the sexual assault investigation involving one of the top college football players in the country. the alleged victim was warned not to pursue charges against quarterback jameis winston. told if she did, her life could, quote, be made miserable. abc's gio benitez has the latest and joins us this morning. good morning, gio. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the case didn't go public until last week. nearly a year after the alleged attack. just as the heisman votes for the freshman quarterback were likely pouring in. now, winston's accuser call the police department's investigation questionable. for many, fsu quarterback jameis winston stands as the top contender for the heisman trophy. >> i don't want to lose any voters or anything like that. >> report

. >> i hear you're going to bora w bora for your honeymoon. how can someone like you afford that?ybody has that guy or that aunt, that person at the table. we can't change that. but you can change your response. don't get so mad. >> uncle abe, you really know how to lighten the mood. >> you know, families break up over these things. next thing you know, there's no thanksgiving like this ever again. i think you have to be able to manage these questions and i don't care if you have to sit in front of a mirror and say, i just don't feel comfortable answering that, ten times. try it. >> that would be hard for me, so hard for me. so we have dr. jeff gardiere, a psychologist, to help us -- you know, give us more advice on this problem. i wanted to ask jennifer one of the money questions that most people feel uncomfortable, especially people who just got married, are you saving up enough money to have that kid? and you're not even pregnant. >> you know people are asking questions like that. all you have to say is, can anyone save enough money for a kid? >> good advice, huh? she's a prett

now people call racca, tora bora. >> this islamist school indoctrinates the city's youngest, the firstat the weekend, one nearby town awoke to signs saying thieves would have their hands cut off. isis has in this graphic video filmed by activists, their own form of justice. in may, isis swept in, their brutality against these alleged regime thugs an antidote to the weak and chaotic rebels. can you hear the crowd's fury for blood revenge. the hole in society that al qaeda slipped into. but soon, isi s's heavy hand sparked protests. they began arresting other rebels who didn't agree with them, like this girl's father. >> translator: they've had daddy for a month, she says, i miss him very much. today, locals complain using graffiti, they don't dare protest, only dare film this at night. the revolution sprang to life because the regime tortured boys for graffiti. now al qaeda does the same. and many wonder if the revolution itself is dead. nick payton-walsh, turkey. >> very disturbing. >>> in just ten weeks she helped track down 20,000 sexual predators. but get this, she is not real. how

country's secretary-general of the national red cross, what he said about the popular tourist resort of bora the infrastructures and establishments were heavily damaged. we have sent some video clips and photos of what happened on the ground. the wind was very strong and there was a storm surge in tacloban, or the place where the typhoon made landfall. >> many of these provinces have no electricity and the communication has been cut. some of the electricity has actually been cut off by the storm itself and some was preventively shutoff. even authorities are having trouble reaching counterparts in the badly hit regions. a total blackout of people in bohol and about 5,000 people are still living in tents in bohol and they've been experiencing after shocks since last month and now sheltering in evacuation centers. we heard on the radio here the civil aviation authority of the philippines hasn't been able to make contact with badly hit areas including tacloban. the last message was airport erpt ruined, need assistance. >> right now, at least one airport apparently wiped out in the philippines. .

from the first time that i came to the world food prize we have as an organization and with dr bora log in the leaders long as he was alive advocated for increased public funding of research we believe there should be the maximum amount of public research so that the cheap mints will be out in the in the open and can be shared and accessed and you are correct that the the model whether it's in food or areas of pharmaceuticals know what happens is that there's huge amounts of research and investment or three winners spend years and years and years in the laboratory some of it was provided by universities some by companies but it takes an enormous . input so somehow any institution whether it's a university or a business that is going to do this research has to somehow make the money back. about it so finding the right balance between those things is a real issue you just mentioned that it takes a lot of input but it also produces huge profits and. you know months santelli is the company that controls roughly ninety percent of the you united states soybean crop they control about ninety f

about the what i do intelligence on bin laden, that this was the best intelligence we had a sense tora bora, what would you do? i think the average american would want us to conduct that operation. the president, to his credit thomas said we should. the mission was a oh. -- to his credit, he said we should. it was a go. and conduct of that operation with great skill and great determination. they sent a message to the world -- nobody attacked the united states of america and gets away with it. [applause] frankly, i thought it was time to get the hell out and go back home. again, the president asked that i would serve as secretary of defense. 3 million people, 2 million in uniform, huge bureaucracy, but very dedicated people and we want to keep america safe. we were able to accomplish a bringing the drawdown in afghanistan, working with our nato allies to get rid of .addafi we implemented unprecedented sanctions and pressure on iran uniting the world against the nuclear ambitions in making clear that they must not close the strait of hormuz and not developing nuclear weapons. as chuck said, w

a man vacationing in bora bora. this is a lemon is that correct.tty good -- not pretty good, pretty outstanding. our own rick indoors. >> if you put it in a glass of vodka. >> delicious. >> then it's delicious. yum. guys, cold air has settled in across pretty much the entire country at this point. still cold out across california and across the south. nine degrees. that's what it feels like in albuquerque. you have some snow there. take a look at what happens. we'll have lingering moisture across arizona and in towards much of new mexico. the worst of it is going to be this icing that begins to form across central texas and dallas. by the morning hours you can be waking up with a coat of ice across a lot of the roads and the vehicles and the trees. dealing with some power outages. definitely a very rough commute it will tomorrow morning across much of texas. wednesday, the big travel day. this storm will be mostly across the eastern seaboard. that's great news for everyone else. places from around kentucky and ohio down towards the deep south and s

what i do about the intelligence on bin laden, that this was the best intelligence , what since tora bora would you do? i think the average american would want us to conduct that operation. the president to his credit said we should. go and two was a dozen of our best and brightest went into harms way at night into pakistan. and conducted that operation with great skill and great determination, and they sent a message to the world that nobody attacks the united states of america and gets away with it. [applause] the president asked by would service secretary of defense. -- if i would serve as secretary of defense. very dedicated people who want to keep america safe. we were able to accomplish a wart deal in ending the than beginning the drawdown in afghanistan, working with our nato allies to get rid of qaddafi. we into rented -- implemented unprecedented sanctions and pressure on iran, uniting the world against their nuclear ambitions in making clear that they must not close the straits of farmers and not develop a nuclear weapon. i think we clearly should negotiate to determine whether

other residents in the area say the bora muslim community is favoring its only people and will give them the best locations once the project is complete. >> translator: they haven't given us any legal documents that say what they will do. how can we agree to move? we don't want a new shop in the back of the market. >> reporter: this town planner says those against the project may not have a choice, as the government wants to encourage this kind of development. >> then there is a situation where people themselves participate by putting in their money. they're going to take care more than the government to see whether the things are going wrong or right. >> reporter: with 85% support, the project is slated to begin early next year and will be completed in five years. the hope for this project is to be an example for developments in other parts of the city if it proves successful. something the community here has full faith in. al jazeera, mumbai. >> mumbai is india's most densely populated city with 12 million people. >>> a general strike frustrates tourists in fwrees. visitors were turned