desde su auto >>cosmo, dame el reporte del arresto de kimble >>ajÁ >>toma, sam >>¿7:30 p.m?oras >>sam, acaban de entrar sykes se fue, no pueden hallarlo >>¡¿quÉ?! >>se ha ido "kimble en chicago" >>escuche, habla frank de la unidad 3 es posible que hayan visto a richard kimble en el tren.... >>vaya hacia la puerta, doc >>prÓxima parada a balbo prÓxima parada a balbo >>esa es mi parada >>sÍ, tambiÉn la mÍa >>¡kimble! >>¡ah! ¡ah! >>perdiste tu parada >>sam sam, un guardia de trÁnsito vio a kimble yendo el tren hacia balbo la policÍa va para allÁ >>atenciÓn a todas las unidades un policÍa de trÁnsito muerto en la estaciÓn balbo >>¡oh, dios! >>kimble es el sospechoso repito, policÍa muerto >>¿acaso matÓ a un policÍa? >>la policÍa de chicago se lo comerÁ vivo >>es un placer y un privilegio presentarles al primer orador de esta noche los Últimos cuatro aÑos ha dirigido el fondo a george robinson fellow y ha sido jefe administrativo de patologÍa en el hospital memorial de chicago >>¿y las salidas de emergencia? >>por allÁ >>vieron al sospechoso entrar al hotel hilton tower repito, a

cosmo, ¿tienes la copia de esa fotografÍa?es cierto, seÑor gerard? >>¡oh, sÍ! >>le dije que no podrÍa atraparlo >>¿ha vuelto a verlo? >>no creo que ya discutimos esto antes ¿ya lo olvidÓ? >>no >>asÍ que, si me disculpan >>seguro gracias, doctor >>de nada >>¡doctor nichols! lo siento, quiero hacerle otra pregunta sobre la fotografÍa ¿ve a este hombre de pantaloncillos que estÁ parado a la derecha del pez? ¿lo ha visto antes? >>no >>¿este hombre de aquÍ? >>ujum jamÁs he visto a esa persona en toda mi vida >>de acuerdo >>lo lamento >>gracias >>gracias, doctor disfrute el resto de la convenciÓn "alternativas para terapia arterial reductora de plaquetas cardio-invasoras discurso de apertura, charles nichols" apuesto a que estarÁ lleno si fueras richard kimble por quÉ cazarÍas a un hombre manco que aseguras matÓ a tu esposa entrarÍas en su casa nos llamarÍas y luego huirias no tiene sentido >>debÍ haber sido doctor >>miren esta ampliaciÓn del tipo de la fotografÍa con sykes en su camisa dice: "chicago memorial" el hospital de kimble

have to be to not really know the content that's in cause i think doesn't everybody know that all cosmo talks about is how to please your man in different sex positions and you know how to have an orgasm that's what cars will is known for so what advertiser on this planet is unaware of that. you know i'm with you but it is different to know something than it is to see something i remember when i was in high school i had a subscription to seventeen and i was always really nervous that my mom would find it in that she'd see some article on the front about sex and seventeen was really smart about it and they would always put the subscriber label that had my address on top of the headline that had to do with sex and i'm pretty sure that my mom knew what i was reading about but it was another thing for her to have to see it. that's kind of a very tricky way that they did that well that's funny about this whole continent story too is what they did is they changed the titles on the front but when they sent the advertisers that issue they didn't actually change any of the content on the inside

what does science tell us about our place in the cosmos? where do we fit in to the universe? in the first of a two-part series, we'll ask the authors of the view from the center of the universe, dr. joel primack and nancy ellen abrahams. if. for such a small if i live to a hundred. if social security isn't enough. if my heart gets broken. if she says yes. we believe if should never hold you back. if should be managed with a plan that builds on what you already have. together we can crea a personal safety net, a launching pad, for all those brilliant ifs in the middle of life. you can call on our expertise and get guarantees for the if in life. after all, we're metlife. >>> welcome to both of you. pleasure to see you. >> thank you. >> your book, the view from the center of the universe, the subtitle is, discovering our extraordinariy place in the cosmos, is a tour of the universe. it's ambitious and i think it's fulfilled. and it's great to have you here. >> delighted to be here. thank you very having us. >> the assumptions are that we know a lot more about the universe today

he will be interesting now the former manchester united star it can snow has joined new york cosmos as that director of football as a side note tries to become major league soccer's twentieth saying the cosmos recently bought the name of the old north american softly to which the likes of pele playing for their side can see not the rest of the club's management hoping to quickly build a strong academy which will be useful for the u.s. national team as well. last. week. you know just. the work of the because they improve it was towed. when the community woke up six or seven players. come from me of course. it could be great for everybody. and when the food food food. champions again with the tenth rally title in hand and a bunch of records set they come out strong saying have arrived back in moscow a flight from madrid bringing home the victorious creasy managed to occupy the entire i would be in the truck. that agree that we shall again claim this seven title to set the record for the most victories at the event meanwhile their doors can bear off and edward make a lie of any second and

but insistd that in it's broken state could the cosmos belong to those who lives within.he goddess grown found the universe under board games in a closet. she did not give it to her children. she did not have it fixed by her husband instead slipping away now and then from her family she delighted in the haphazard way it ran. the release in her life. >> the next one is entitled. explanation. twisted tree branches explain exactly themselves. the next is called, a simple story. his love was too simple. if he met a woman who imagined what it would it be like to be her husband. he learned she was already attached. if she did interest in him he would bring her fresh oranges. she'd leave him certain that no man could love truly to such scant evidence. his evidence was not meager he was not trying to judge her. his love was too simple and he belonged to her simply if her love was as simple as his. immigration. their final night together before she had to go back home, she clung to him as if he were a mighty sclif and between them and morning was an awful abyss. as they slept thou

lady gaga's cosmo cover was the best selling issue of the year, but on the flip side, taylor swift was the worst cover. her "elle" cover was the worst performer of the year in october. her glamour and marie claire covers ranked a second and third lowest selling. >>> elsewhere, newly freed lindsay lohan is reportedly hiring a sober coach before deciding whether she'll live in new york or los angeles. >>> finally, e-online reports sandra bullock and ryan reynolds spent new year's eve together in texas. although they were seen holding hands, sandra said she was just helping him through his break up. come on. you should have seen the other photo. >>> this comes from rockford, illinois. where need a pair of twins born in different years. madison was born with just one minute left in 2010. then finally came her brother, aiden, right after midnight in 2011. the near impossible result stemmed from a complication that forced mom to deliver 28 days early. mom, dad and the doctor thought it would make for a great story to tell and no doubt it will lead to a few sibling disagreements in the coming

and how you impose a moral cosmos on this event is actually a very tricky thing. how you talk about god, god's role in the universe, the justice of the universe, the fairness of the universe. and how you impose that order to make sense of what happened is very problematic thing for a theologian, but i'll have b very curious to know how barack obama tries to deal with this issue. he's talked to me and others about reinhold niebuhr and the sinfulness of man. whether he tries to put that lens on this event will be something i'll be curious about. it's something he's done in the past. it's something i think president bush would have done naturally, whether he'll try to do in the this case, whether he'll use theological language is something i'm curious about. >> rose: and you suggest that he should? >> if he can make sense of it. i'm not sure i'd want to take that assignment. it's a very famously tough assignment to make moral sense out of this. but i do think people want to have a sense of how he sees the hand of god in events. they want to know was this kid an evil

so the cosmos region is a place of heavy industry but once you get past all the coal in the eye and you don't have to come too far and you've got yourself a little mini version of the alps. of foreign withdrawing from them because minsk and you're into perfect ski conditions and some of the region's most beautiful. apparently the most spectacular views are at the top of the green mountain just just up here and it's really only one way to get. now all true and snowboarding once before in russia but suppose going to get the most times of this trip i thought i'd better have a slightly more reliable means of getting around. me that it is cool just up here and fortunately i've got a friend who's going to be able to show me around a little bit better and he's got a rather special little snow but it's going to look. good because i'm the head of the tourist office. getting to see all sights. and the mountains they are all very beautiful places. before ok. if you want to get around up here this is by far the quickest and easiest way to do it is. now being on the back of a snowmobile is all well

world cup at least that's why i did such a formal bunch tonight and started cannes and enjoy new york cosmos as the director of football team now tries to become major league soccer's twenty of team because most recently bore the name of the old north american soccer league team which have the likes of pele playing to the side of all kinds and the rest of the club's management are hoping to quickly build a strong academy which will be useful to the u.s. national team as well. as a mission. to help you noticed it when we woke up from the because. if one can win the work of six or seven players. come from me of course. it would be great for everybody. and wonderful food for food but what champions again with the thames valley dakar rally time is all in hand and a new bunch of records sent the commands monsta team arrived in moscow on wednesday night a flight from madrid bringing home victorious crew which managed to occupy i've been told my podium of the dakar two thousand and eleven championships in the truck category. chimed in claim the seventh time told to set the record for the most victo

medical center which develops and produces personal hygiene and cleaning products especially for cosmos. i went towels have found truly widespread demand. saturated with a special lotion and are very easy. also we've got unique items not provided by our western counterparts yes when you look at a product to keep your mouth clean and healthy it's which is basically a goddess cat. like sarah to be placed on your finger or to. it's made only in russia that is a popular among astronauts from around the world. quite often for their trips to the international space station. on board shorter missions may allow for some typical comfort foods to come along but if you really want to stay stocked supplies have to be packed for the long haul cosmonauts need the same nutrients but it will look like a steak or a salad from earth. normal your favorite variety. to bits with their handy food processor mix in some yogurt and stick it in the sublimation of it. for you. along side the university of applied biotechnology across town to whip up speed specialties with the right nutrition balance for high flyi

you know before my munch tonight a star of cannes now has joined the new york cosmos as their director of football as a side now tries to become major league soccer's twenty have side calls most recently bought the name of the old north american soccer league team which happened once pele playing for them comes and all the rest of the club's management are hoping to quickly build a strong economy would be useful for the u.s. national team as well. plus the mission. is to help you noticed it when the broke up from the because improved. if one can win the world cup was just six or seven players. come from the academy of course. it would be great for everybody. and wonderful food for food world champions again with a ten tackle rally title in hand and a new bunch of records sent a come out strong team arrived back in moscow on wednesday night's a flight from madrid bringing home the victorious cruise which managed to occupy the entire podium and which truck category light him a challenge in claimed his seven times all to set a record for the most victories of the event in all three of us

so there's no way i could commune with the cosmos in the bronx. so i reached the age of nine before i ever had any understanding of what the true night sky was like. and it was that first day in the hayden planetarium-- the lights dimmed, the stars came out, and it was as though the unverse had poured... flowed into my body, and coursed through my veins. and i felt it. so to this day i think to myself, "it's not that i chose the universe. it may be, in fact, that the universe chose me." >> hojosa: that's wondfu >> and it took two years to figure out that this is not only really cool to think about, that you can actually make a career of it. and so it was over that two-year period. and from thenceforth i took extra classes at night at the hayden planetarium, the museum, i joined the amateur astronomy club, i... >> hinojosa: you were a nerd. >> oh, completely. card carrying, oh, yeah. oh, yeah. >> hinojosa: but here's something that... >> there's a slight difference, slight difference. card carrying nerd, because i could recite decimals of pi and al

and there is no doubt they will take it even further into the cosmos. monumental moment toward china. another step closer to realizing chinese dreams of flying to the moon. for the first time, china's probe is sent 380 kilometers away from -- 380,000 kilometers away from earth. >> china 2 is completely under our tracking and control. >> she is one of the chief engineers of the tracking and control system. she has been working in space exploration since graduating from the university 14 years ago. she says it takes extreme patience, hard work, and team spirit. the equipment and payload have specific scientific objectives. >> the most intense moment was the satellite adjustment. even the slightest this cancellation -- slightest miscalculation could result in damage. the satellite was on the far side of the mode outside of our tracking and control. we had to rely on our automatic control systems. >> on november 8, a photo was unveiled of the month. it was taken with a high resolution of 1.5 meters. now they are testing dina's first space laboratory. it is

the lady gaga cover of cosmo sold about 1.7 million copies and the "vanity fair" issue with her on theer sold nearly half a million copies. >>> something fascinating about her to watch. >> the interesting thing on that study was that taylor swift was the worst. anything she was on saw the worst numbers. a nice wholesome girl does note sell magazines. >> therapists sue bret favre over sexually suggestive text messages. favre sent them messages during his time with the jets in which he asked them if they wanted to get together, suggesting he had bad intentions. therapists say favre cost them the part-time job. the lawsuit comes days after he was fined for not being candid in another case in which a former employer accused of quarterback of sending lewd photos to a game hostess. >>> 5:56 and a lot more is coming up on today in the bay. >>> convicts need help with their farms. how a lot of prisoners are logging on to facebook and playing farmville. >> 2011 will be a great year for jobs. we will look at the forecasts, coming up. [ bell rings ] what are you doing, friending somebody? yeah. y

i mean i don't sit around asking myself why me, and if i did the cosmos wouldn't bother to favor me with a reply. wouldn't even say why not. it's a commonplace thing that's not in my age and previous habits, it's almost laughably predictable. the only interesting thing about it is its possible amenability to treatments that were unknown until very recently. the outcome of brilliant work by devoted people, some of whom i'm very lucky to count as friends. >> you know there are many examples we hear from friends and people we've known over the years where a doctor will say some very straight forward and crude things and -- >> yes. >> make life very uncomfortable. i remember there was a reporter in this town with the washington post you told me one day he's no longer with us. the doctor called him after he'd had tests and he says, guess what, you got the big c. and i mean i couldn't believe that he actually, you know happened. but the reason i bring this up is -- >> that is a big crass, i must say. >> what marks would you give the medical professional and the way they've treated you and have

collision between free market policies that benefited the people like my student in that well educated cosmo poll tan group and then globalization and democratization that not only empowers the majority, but also, you know, there had been an indian movement in ecuador and through cell phones, radio, television, these kinds of ethnic anger can spread too along with capitalism and democracy. so i visited lepaz shortly after that e-mail just to kind of see for myself. >> and how old are your little girls? >> at the time -- well, now they're 10 and 6. >> their names? >> sophia and louisa, or lulu. >> what did they think of the trip down there? >> they really hate it. well, lepaz was fine. it was beautiful. >> 11,000 feet. >> yes. as soon as we got there, the warnings were all right. everybody got headaches. the altitude, it's stunningly beautiful because the city just rises out of a crater. i've never seen anything like it. but it is very, very high, a lot of radiation, and we all felt innervated. no energy. and they felt the same way. everybody had headaches. but then after lepaz, where we were

it's no doubt that the endeavor will take it even further into the cosmos. >> on monumental moment forhis. another step closer to realize chinese dreams of flying to the moon. the first time the chinese probe is sent to the lunar transfer orbit from so many kilometers away from earth. >> this marks the beginning of our work. [unintelligible] >> this is one of the chief engineers from the organization. she has been working in space exploration since graduating from university at 14 years old. sis says that working in the space industry needs extreme patience and hard work. the equipment and payloads -- >> the most intense moment was the satellite position readjustment at 1,600 kilometers. even the slightest this calculation could result in challenge. it happened when it was on the far side of the month. -- of the moon. china had to rely not on automatic control system. we had preset the programs. >> on november 8, they unveiled of total of the moon. it was taken with a high resolution of within one and a half meters. it was a high spot for the chandler mission. now they are doing anothe

understanding, not only of the space and this roll of our planet in the cost moss but also our -- in the cosmos but also our personal understanding of each other and our constituents. it's a sad day on saturday and it will be a bright future when gabrielle returns to this floor. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia. mr. cantor: madam speaker, it is now my honor to yield to the chairman of the republican conference, the gentleman from texas, mr. hensarling, for three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for three minutes. mr. hensarling: i appreciate the gentleman from virginia, the distinguished majority leader, for yielding. madam speaker, i haven't come to the house floor with any prepared remarks. frankly, i'm not sure my vocabulary -- i'm not sure my thoughts can do the moment justice. i would say in the victim that we know, congresswoman giffords, gabby, that there is a -- if there is a sweeter a kinder a more gentle member of the house, i know not their name. so many of us consider her to be a friend. i think if there was a

understanding, not only of the space and this roll of our planet in the cost moss but also our -- in the cosmos but also our personal understanding of each other and our constituents. it's a sad day on saturday and it will be a bright future when gabrielle returns to this floor. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia. mr. cantor: madam speaker, it is now my honor to yield to the chairman of the republican conference, the gentleman from texas, mr. hensarling, for three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for three minutes. mr. hensarling: i appriate the gentleman from virginia, the distinguished majority leader, for yielding. madam speaker, i haven't come to the house floor with any prepared remarks. frankly, i'm not sure my vocabulary -- i'm not sure my thoughts can do the moment justice. i would say in the victim that we know, congresswoman giffords, gabby, that there is a -- if there is a sweeter a kinder a more gentle member of the house, i know not their name. so many of us consider her to be a friend. i think if there was a p