presuntamente fuera arrojado por el conducto de basura desde el decimo piso del edificio sot: christine boyledisgusted, my heart hurts la administradora de la propiedad dice estar indignada y con el corazon dolido ante lo sucedido hoy, ella le entrego el video de vigilancia a los investigadores del s-p-c-a del condado atlantic la investigadora karen reinecke esta mas que segura que una pata del gato es la que se ve guindando de una bolsa, la cual una mujer tiro por el conducto de basura desde el decimo piso del complejo el domingo por la noche el video muestra que momentos despues la mujer se retira con las manos vacias para nuevamente regresar con un hombre, mas bolsas y lo que aparenta ser la caja de necesidades del gato sot: karen reinecke oficial de spca, condado atlantic en nj it's the lowest lows, es lo mas cruel que le puede pasar a un animal ante lo sucedido, el gato fue descubierto este pasado lunes temblando pero por fortuna sin ninguna lesion esto tras que la maquina moledora se atascara sot: christine boyle administrdora de la propiedad something intervened and saved that cat la a

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no way that i could close to the economies without them. >> joshua boyle in his family and they werey the network and held by the network and so what is your take on their story and was this a political or a commercial kidnapping? >> good question. i'm going to tell you what -- i know a little more and i don't know a lot but i'll tell you what i know what you think on this but what we know publicly is that joshua boyle, canadian, married to a controversial awkward background in that he was married to the sister of a man named omar qatar in one domino having killed in americ american, to americans, i believe, and his sister is very outspoken and nothing wrong with that on behalf of brother but i read somewhere that there were ties to bin laden somehow was involved here and i asked myself what in the world when i heard about this is a man taking a pregnant woman into afghanistan, there's no journalist in couple that would go out into the country by themselves without afghan guides and go to a village where you're completely protected to go to the province where tele- man is everywhere

because all of all of the tension, the boyle military governor was overseeing this. as the decade were on, you had decent series of events that would take place, including the boston tea party. it was the destruction of private property. punishuthority had to massachusetts bay colony. again, you brought in the royal governor, who was now a british and you also have the massachusetts government that was basically shut down. any town in the colony were not allowed to meet, which was an affront to how people have been governed for at least 100 years. you have a series of responses , amongst those are the reactivation of the militia system. that meant that men were required to come out of training and practice area and then you had the minute companies, younger men who were better equipped and expected to turn up in an minute's notice, hence the name. you have these companies training and preparing for something. chargetish officer in was aware of the growing tensions in the colonies. he was also aware of armaments being collected around the colony as well. some armament

and boyle heights are located on the eastern edge of los angeles. geographically it's not that far from beverly hills. but let's just say i feel like i owe my high school spanish teacher an apology for saying, why would i ever need to use spanish after i graduate? the history of latinos settling in east l.a. can be traced by to the early 1900s, when the mexican revolution caused one of the biggest migrations of mexicans into the united states. attracted by plentiful work and escaping government unrest, most mexicans planned on moving back. but as the city grew, so did labor opportunities and the thriving community known as east l.a. was born. if i'm going to learn anything, i know i have to first hit the streets and talk to the people. would you mind talking to us for a second? don't understand english? all right. >> thank you. >> you want to talk to us for a second once you're off the phone? okay. >> maybe this isn't going to be so easy. >> cut to three hours later. i think the problem is, camera guy, is that we're in east l.a. we're looking for pe

pennsylvania congressman brendan boyle was on hand. lines spread along the block with many transplants from our region. >> i moved out of south jersey 12 years ago, i'm so happy this is open. i can't with a lot to wake up in the morning for opening day. >> some customers joked the new wawa could be the bipartisan cooperation that washington, d.c. needs. customers will get free coffee at the locations all weekend. ♪ toyland, toyland ♪ little girl and boy land ♪ while you dwell within it ♪ you are ever happy there daddy, it's christmas! ♪ childhood's joy land never let go of your dreams. the mercedes-benz winter event is back. lease the glc300 for $449 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. getting you ready for the holidays with a list of fun things to do around the region him melissa magee has a preview with a few suburban stops that will get you into the holiday spirit. >> reporter: at lindvilla orchard you can get a holiday hay ride and find a christmas tree. choose from over 40,000 trees as p

basically give the queen of artistic gymnastics four time olympic champion nineteen year old simone boyle's one five medals four of which would gold in the rio olympics tests taken just before the games showed for instances of banned substances but she was not suspended from the competition after the fancy bans hackers exposed the queen she took to twitter to defend herself i have aged and i have taken medicine for it since i was a kid please know i believe in clean sport i have always followed the rules and will continue to do so a.d.h. he is one of the most widespread disorders children of diagnosed with what is it really an illness a child on able to keep still and always being reprimanded for it at school is a familiar story the amphetamine from one twenty milligram pills some concentration . therapeutic use exemption so i think has to be allowed because there are medical conditions but it needs to be transparent it can't be hidden that somebody is taking these medications which actually can calm the nerves which is the real issue. competitions so it needs to be transparent right now it

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the mediators protect the reputations of their client countries and financial commentator charlie boyle believes the e.u. is made an ineffectual attempt to clean and similar to the twenty sixteen panama paper scandal. it was an attempt to be seen to be doing something internationally about the offshore havens the problem is inside it's inside the london as one of the biggest financial centers and it has the this this transfer pricing policy which which makes it. virtually zero percent for the big corporations in terms of corporation tax and it's also. saving in big saving the v.a. two years well so again it's totally an unfair what i found most interesting is the panama papers and read paradise papers and the leaks to do with that there's a lot of uproar but i'm amazed at how quickly it's died down it doesn't matter who's on the list or who who's not on the list it's a case of the the existing. business practices in those countries as well but it doesn't address the wider problem of the tax policies or individual western countries all across the world including the. let me quote a part

professor michael boyle of la salle university says there was no reason for trump to do this now but a price to pay not just for palestinians but for american interests. >> we can expect from this there will likely be some incidents of violence in the middle east and elsewhere. for american citizens there is a security cost in the near term. >> and israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu ed he was profoundly grateful and called it an important step towards peace. the controversial decision of president trump continues at 6abc.com. and we posted opinions on what it means moving forward and the security concerns being raised tonight. >>> mccall elementary school in philadelphia was placed on lock down this morning after officials discovered that a student brought in a loaded gun. "action news" reporter, sara bloomquist, is live at the school on south 7th street in society hill. sara what happened there? >> reporter: jim, the 13-year-old was taken into police custody without any problem after the loaded gun was found in the school building this morning. i am told by a source that the

at the neil boyle funeral home in kensington to be followed by a mass collision burial also in kensingtonital, channel6 "action news." monica? >> thank you, dan. >> police say a murder suspect took his own life after firing a hundred shots during a standoff in bethlehem. cep hart shot his own mother. she was found dead in the front yard of the home on dennis street. he then fired on the first officer to arrive at the scene narrowly missing his head. that officer and another took cover between cars. an armored vehicle known as the bearcat arrived. cep hart fired 26 shots at the bullet proof vehicle. >> it was his tent to take other bodies wearing blue uniforms. >> after nine hours, cep hart committed suicide, shooting himself in the head. >>> the pentagon is not commenting on a lawsuit filed over gun background checks. new york and san francisco say the defense department failed to report significant numbers of disqualifying numbers like dishonorable discharges of service members to the national background check system. this came to light during the texas massacre. the gunman that killed 2

are in boyle heightses where all of those communists are and he basically told lewis as far as he was concerned every communist wases a jew. and every jew was a communist. and he had he wasn't going to do anything. lewis then went to the sheriff. [inaudible conversations] told them the same thing. and for them i understand that the sheriff's department and the police department at this point had had quite a few nazi supporters in one case one of the sheriff's captains was a nazi working with -- leo maclachlan so they went to the fbi. and the fbi said we can't do anything unless we're order from washington jay did not order his local bureau to investigate herman the head of the bunged in l.a. the head of the entire western region of the german american bund and number two nazi in america hoover did not order him put under surveillance until the middle of november 1941. we're going to have a pop quiz if you know what happened three weeks later. >> we need to -- [laughter] we need to open this up to questions and just a minute. but -- one of the things i would like to ask about couple of

tying goal in the third period with just minutes left in regulation time boyle also came through forthe devils in the fourth round of the shootout to lift his team to a four three when. also a shootout victory over in tampa bay of the lightning beat the visiting author with senators stevens down costs and breaking point scoring to lead tampa bay to a four three win. legendary hall of fame sports broadcaster richard has died at the age of eighty two the american with one of the country's best known sports voices he called various sports including ten super bowls and bag was found dead at his home in san diego of an apparent heart attack. and that's all this ball for now more later thanks to all of those we're the news headlines here all the news are lower joins us next to the full for another full half hour to stay with its. parts. you are making very pointed remarks where on line the main u.s. response to drug use and the drug trade over the last fifty years has been the criminal or if you join us on sat. in the morning and says i want to cover the world in darkness this is a dialogu

improvements citizens from cooperating with a foreign government to interfere in american foreign boyles olympics. but the logan act is a 1799 law that is almost never invoked and has never successfully been used to prosecute anyone. i don't see anyone going to jail over a logan act violation and i certainly don't see donald trump being impeached over the possibility that he was aware of or directed activity by michael fliven that might be considered a violation of the logan act. what we have here is much more about concealment, about flynn's lies to the f.b.i. and possibly now lies or inaccurate statements by other trump officials regarding nose activities. regarding in particular his conversations with the russians. on the question of collusion, i think that you could say in a narrow since, there was collusion here when michael flynn communicated with the russian ambassador in late december at a time when the obama administration was imposing new sanctioning -- sanctions on russia to punish the kremlin for its clear interference in the 2016 election and fin there was signaling to the -

enables the mediators to protect the reputations of their client countries financial commentator charlie boyle believes the e.u. has made ineffectual attempts to clean up its image after the two thousand and sixteen pentagon papers scandal. it was an attempt to be seen to be doing something internationally about the offshore hate inside that london is one of the biggest financial centers and it has. this transfer pricing policy which which makes it. virtually zero percent for the big corporations in terms of corporation tax and it's also. saving in big seventy eighty as well so. again it's totally unfair but what i've noticed interesting is that panama a person repaired ice papers and the leaks to deal with that how quickly it's died down it doesn't matter who's on the list or who is not on the list it's a case of the existing. business practices in those countries as well but it doesn't address the wider problem of the tax policies individual western countries all across the world including the. former president of georgia mikheil saakashvili now an active participant in ukraine's political o

. >> al: that was boyle in motion. more from walt. >> referee: time-out. baltimore. minutes. >> cris: made him go in motion. and that's the foul. >> al: so good to see maclin get up and walk off under his own power. >> al: that's the last baltimore time-out. moore is hurt. maclin comes off. they still have wallace. campanaro is their other wideout. so they are playing with a short deck right now. >> cris: look at the pittsburgh bench. that's insane here. >> al: second down and ten. they had to take that time-out because they had to get maclin attended to on the field. now flacco throws. and that's caught by wallace. and wallace gets up to the 38. now they've got to get up there and spike it as fast as they n. >> cris: save the time-out. >> al: 39. they don't have a time-out. they had to use it because of the maclin injury. >> cris: right. >> al: that forced them to use the time-out. didn't want to but they had to. now you've got 29 seconds. now maclin comes back into the game, but no time-outs. you have to get it into field goal range and either get out of bounds or

. >> al: that was boyle in motion. more from walt. >> referee: time-out. baltimore. minutes. >> cris: made him go in motion. and that's the foul. >> al: so good to see maclin get up and walk off under his own power. >> al: that's the last baltimore time-out. moore is hurt. maclin comes off. they still have wallace. campanaro is their other wideout. so they are playing with a short deck right now. >> cris: look at the pittsburgh bench. that's insane here. >> al: second down and ten. they had to take that time-out because they had to get maclin attended to on the field. now flacco throws. and that's caught by wallace. and wallace gets up to the 38. now they've got to get up there and spike it as fast as they can. >> cris: save the time-out. >> al: 39. they don't have a time-out. they had to use it because of the maclin injury. >> cris: right. >> al: that forced them to use the time-out. didn't want to but they had to. now you've got 29 seconds. now maclin comes back into the game, but no time-outs. you have to get it into field goal range and either get out of bounds o

back in january, director danny boyle reunited us with the original cast of trainspotting in t2, whichconsidering how important trainspotting was to a certain generation of filmgoers, it was a huge relief that the sequel didn't trample all over our dreams and turned out to be a touching and inspiring movie in its own right. the same was true of blade runner 2049, denis villeneuve's eagerly—anticipated sequel to ridley scott's epochal original. there is an order to things. that is what we do here. we keep order. despite brilliant reviews, blade runner 2049 didn't quite prove the runaway box office hit that its distributors had hoped for. no matter, for my money, it's a masterpiece. true to the spirit of the original but sharp enough to forward its own brave new world. and then there was paddington 2, a sequel which look like it didn't a sequel which look like it couldn't possibly live up to the promise of its predecessor and then did. marmalade sandwiches all round. ow! on the remake front, sofia coppola won a best director award at the cannes film festival in may for the beguiled, her

under this resolution, boyle is capped at 500,000 aral is per year. —— oil is capped at 500,000 barrelslomats hope that while this might not necessarily change the calculus of kim jong—un to abandon his programme, because there have been ten security council resolutions in the past which have not worked, that it will least effect his ability to carry out additional nuclear and missile tests. and the un ambassador, nikki haley, echoed president trump's joy that this resolution passed, and she also said there would be repercussions if kim jong—un doesn't change course. today, for the 10th time, this council stands united against a north korean regime that rejects the pursuit of peace. the kim regime continues to defy the resolutions of this council, the norms of civilised behaviour, and the patience of the international community. their arrogance and hostility to anything productive has set their country on a destructive path. now, china's ambassador said nobody has done more and sacrifice more than his country to north korea abide by the security council resolutions. he said that he supp

candidate roy moore is accused of harassing and molesting teenage girls when he was in his thirty's boyle has the support of president trump of the republican party leadership is divided as she had pretends he reports. on sunday at churches across alabama christian evangelicals. could they put aside the allegations of child molestation that's been leveled at republican candidates drawing a vote for him or should they allow the possibility that a pro-choice democrat might assume the state's vacant senate seat if they don't for republican elizabeth bashir there's only one possible option a lot of people myself included feel that roy moore is just not an acceptable candidate he doesn't a spouse the views that are important to me are a lot of younger people as well lot of women as well just do not feel that he holds the same values that we do it's not just the allegations of sexual misconduct for years more has reveled in overt racism and discrimination but he often clicks in bible scripture recently he mused that life in the u.s. had been better while slavery existed these thoughts often del

>> i been calling brenda boyles office in washington also brian fitzpatrick and a friend of mine saidhe best way to get your point across is to call them. and their aides are wonderful. they write down everything they say and they say i will pass this along to whoever. i will also call governor walt about the educational fund. but i want to hear what you think is the best way for us to express our opinions to the people who represent us? >> the best way is the most personal way that you can imagine. manage, rather. get a one-on-one meeting with the congressman or the mayor. it is hard to do, no doubt. if you have a group it might be more doable. to get a personal meeting. personal meeting is better. a phone conversation with elected official, that is better than a personal letter. but a personal letter is better than a petition. a petition is better than an email.i do not think we must count much anymore. just work to make it as personal a touch and repetitive. repeating your outreach is useful. this is valid for going tear township commissioner to get a pothole filled or a stop sign

they are in boyle heights. where all of those communists are. as far as he was concerned every communist was a and every was a communist. he wasn't in the do anything. they then went to the sheriff and told him the same thing. the sheriff's department and the police department at this point have quite a few nazi supporters one of the sheriff's captains was a nazi working with mcglocklin. we can do anything unless were ordered from washington the bureau to investigate the have of the entire western region of the german-american bond. hoover did not order you to put under surveillance. we need to open this up to questions and just a minute. but one other thing that i would like to ask about. we have the police chief and the sheriff and the fbi refused to do anything about this. there are a few good guys that are in your story. a rare animal which is a which graduated in annapolis. with the west coast. they have looked over the information. everything they sent them turned out to be true. he was the closest ally in the fight. and then an indirect a

brandon boyle was on hand. lines stretched around the block with many from our region. >> i've waited for this day for 12 years, i've moved out of south jersey in 2005 i can't find a place where there's a wawa. >> customers joked the new wawa could be the bipartisan cooperation that washington, d.c. needs. customers will get free coffee at the location all weekend. >> nice. >>> 6:50 a.m., time for a preview of "good morning america." >> let's turn to robin roberts on this friday morning live in the "g.m.a." studios. robin we're getting ready for snow around here. >> right here too, matt and alicia. millions are bracing for a new snowstorm heading east, we're prepared here as you are there. >>> wildfires flaring up in california killing a firefighter we're at the fire line this morning. >>> living with cte, a former football players opens up about his battle about the condition. what he describes as the demons since the injury. >>> the force is strong, the fans are storming the theaters overnight. >> we'll be wa

boyles. just bout your book.'t written in a while i like "get rich carefully" bah it's in-depth look at how to pit stocks against each other and mistakes i've made so many at times detail them all embarrassingly so you can learn from them eric wolfe what percent is heavy? 10%. 10% shorted i sense something could be wrong do your work, figure out if shorts are wrong, often are. but that's the percentage. coach beardson what do you recommend to keep squirrels out of the garden? i have triple fence, boxes, underneath more fence and chicken wire, whole shooting match. they don't get in. but other box they get in and i have to throw stuff away i spend too much time thinking about fencing. it is a preoccupation of mine. it would be great if you could shed light on the age tarted 401(k) for the folios. i think just that others are better better way to look at it much smarter and more modern way than trying to assess what may me in age-related fund stick with cramer. >>> mr. cramer, absolutely love the show >> we appreci

professor michael boyle of la salle university says there was no reason for trump to do this now but a price to pay not just for palestinians but for american interests. >> we can expect from this there will likely be some

i have every book made for boyles. and you ebola owl of the toilets, put toilets all over the house, start at two usually done by two and a half a sort of process don't wear too many deeper. >> so it takes six months, so these people are out of luck? >> well they should have started, no pressure, because if you are give your child pressure then it leads to anxiety, bed wetting all kinds of issues. >> i'm the say way as an adult, if i feel pressure, i can't poop. you ever go into like in a public facility? i have a hard time pooping in public. >> you prefer to be at local? >> not in public, but i prefer to be -- >> serial pooper going around? >> that was in kansas city missouri. >> yes. >> she would jog then stop and poop in people's yards. >> and it was very upset ago to a lot of folks. >> i believe they did nail her. >> my kids don't poop until they come home from school. everybody runs in all use all of the bathrooms. >> i agree. >> the whole day. >> i will wait, order uber after the show go out there and wait to get

. >> i've been calling brendan boyles' office in washington and also brian fitzpatrick's. a friend of mine told me that the best way to get your point across is to call them. and their aides are wonderful, they said. they write down everything that you say, and they say i'm going to pass it along to whoever. i'm also going to call governor wolf about the educational funds, but i want to hear what you think is the best way for us to express our opinions to people who represent us. >> the best way is the most personal way that you can imagine. manage, rather. so the best way is to get a one-on-one meeting with the congressman or the mayor or the senator. it's hard to do, no doubt. if you have a group, it might be more doable to get a personal meeting. so a personal meeting is better. a phone conversation with the elected official, that's better than a personal letter. but a personal letter's better than a petition. a petition's better than an e-mail. i don't think e-mails count for much anymore. so just work to make it as personal a touch and repetitive. repeating your outre

the company even had congressman boyle help cut the ribbon. >> the wawa looking jammed in traffic cameras. >> still following an accident though, on i 295. katy zachry keeping an eye on the situation and what looks like a major backup behind you. >>> it is, this is cherry hill, camden county. look at it. it is a parking lot on 295 northbound right before the exit for route 561, exit 32. what you have making the worse even worse is two lanes of traffic that need to filter into the oner to lanes of traffic that is able to get by around this crash. it's a crash,mong vehicles out there. look what it's doing to the drive time. if it's going northbound, northbound side of 295, going between 168 and route 38, it's a 43-minute drive. in the last couple of minutes, this has gone up 15 minutes because speeds well -- speeds are slowing to the teens. an alternate, take haddenfield to berlin road around the mess i showed on the cameras. i will let you know when it does clear. looking on the bright side to end things on a good note, 95, 76, and the blue route majors in pennsylvania looking good. averag

proud of you all boyles. one, two, three.ey. >> we said the last couple of weeks we wanted to take care every business ourselves. >> i know. >> all right. so we don't have carson wentz. all right? >> try to get championships. >> let's move on from that now. but we had the wentz wagon, so what do we call foles little vehicle here now? >> so we started thinking about it, we just wrote some things down to get you started on this. we need your votes. or your suggestions. and use the #fox29goodday. foils royals, you mentioned before. >> always once you guys submitted on instagram. then we have the foles train. >> now, that's my personal favorite. >> okay? i like the foles wheeler. like four wheeler. >> oh,. >> okay. >> then the foles mobile. >> now, i will put that one in for the people that are older like myself. who remember what an oldsmobile is. oldsmobile. when is the last time you sat in a old mobile? >> been a long time, yes. >> folds mobile. >> so, way in, let's hear women ones so we can officially designate what the term