colombia, deportes tolima supero por 1-0 a cesar vallejo de peru, el unico tanto fue marcado por darwin los 57 minutos, mientras que en uruguay, defensor sporting con olimpia de paraguay terminaron empatados 0-0. hoy se conocieron a las dos finalistas del abierto de tenis de australia mientras que en hombres djokovic espera para disputar el tituto del primer grand slam del aÑo. y vamos a finalizar con la historia deportiva y amosota. una promesa que se cumplirÁ 12 aÑos despuÉs, esto ocurre en baltimore con una pareja. se trata de daisy sudano y jim pellegrini, ambos decidieron conocerme mejor en su primera cita que fue en el partido de super bowl entre los ravens y los gigantes de nueva york. ese dÍa decidieron conocerce mejor e hicieron la promesa de casarce cuando los raven llegaran a otro sÚper bowl, pues esa promesa se cumplirÁ 12 aÑos despuÉs porque en nueva orleans se jugara el super bowl 47 teniendo como protagonistas a los 49ers de san francisco y a los ravens de baltimore. daisy dijo que nunca pensÓ esperar tanto para cumplir esa promesa, mientras que jim ya ha preparado todo p

por su lado darwin, tambien vecino de las ahora occisas reconoce no haber notado nada, sino hasta tempranas horas de la manana.. "la verdad que creo que fualgo temprano en la manana que sucedio todo y cuando salimos solo miramos la multitud de carro y gente tratando de apagar el incendio." aun no se ha establecido que fue lo que pudo haber originado el incendio.. pero el departamento de bomberos aconseja tomar precausiones en el tiempo de invierno... como por ejemplo: -mantenga los calentadores portatiles alejados de ropa o papel .- si decide disfrutar del calor de su chimenea , recuerde que debe limpiar las senizas y de hacerlo debe ponerlas en un recipiente de metal .- si enciende una vela, recuerde apagarla .- y si cocina en estufa de gas, asegurese apagarla antes de retirase. fueron intensas las labores de socorristas para rescatar a un trabajador de una torre de telefono celular en gaithersburg en maryland.. el incidente sucedio en la avenida oakmont en una torre de 200- pies de altura... bomberos llegaron al lugar alrededor de las doce de la tarde...equipos de emergencia trabajaron ra

por su lado darwin, tambien vecino de las ahora occis reconoce no haber notado nada, sino hasta tempranass de la manana.. "la verdad que creo que fualgo temprano en la manana que sucedio todo y cuando salimos solo miramos la multitud de apagar el incendio."do de aun no se ha establecido que fue lo que pudo haber originado el incendio.. pero el departamento de bomberos aconseja tomar precausiones en el tiempo de invierno... como por ejemplo: -mantenga los calentadores portatiles alejados de ropa o papel .- si decide disfrutar del calor de su chimenea , recuerde que debe limpiar las senizas y de hacerlo debe ponerlas en un recipiente de metal .- si enciende una vela, recuerde apagarla .- y si cocina en estufa de gas, asegurese apagarla antes de retirase. mas adelante:. el secretario de defensa levanta la prohibicion de que las mujeres entren en combates militares... ..en sus tiempos fue muy famoso esta consola de video juego..pero hoy se declara en bancarota...vamos a el secretario de defensa leon panetta, retirara la prohibicion militar para que las mujeres sirvan en combate, abriendo cien

country, going back to the famed scopes monkey trial, in which a monkey was tried for shooting charles darwin using a high-powered rifle scope. [ laughter ] since then, the national monkey threat level has stayed as red as a baboon's ass. [ laughter ] so i have stayed committed to informing you about those threats in my critically-acknowledged segment "monkey on the lam." [ laughter ] four years ago tonight, i warned you about "the mystery monkey of tampa bay." the mystery being: why would anybody, even a monkey, choose to live in tampa? [ laughter ] well, this october authorities finally nabbed this cold-blooded mammal. tonight we take you behind the scenes in a colbert report exclusive because no other news organization even asked. [ laughter ] jim? we never know where danger lurks. it could be down that dark alley or hiding outside the window. and if you are in tampa, florida, it can even be in the trees. >> for three years, police have been looking for this monkey that is believed to have wandered off a reserve 100 miles from tampa. >> he has been back here in my tree. and he will start t

we've got a letter a note really, by charles darwin.. "since writing, my plans have changed a little, "and i won't be ready to begin correcting until the 28th or 29th." i presume that's august, as the letter is dated august. but which year? if he was correcting the origin if we could tie it in with the origin that would be a truly important letter. i have to say my suspicions are that it's somewhat later. dates of the other letters tend to be 1870's and such like so i think we're post the origin i'm afraid. nevertheless charles darwin is very, very collectible, so that's a key element in this little album. i think it's a sweet album. it's got lots and lots of clipped signatures in it, and they're all in good condition. value-wise, you've got to add those names together putting the big names in with the big prices and i think there could be the better part of £1,000 worth in that little album. that's nice. that's very nice. well, gosh. will you sell it? no. it'll remain a family item. it's been in the family for one and a quarter centuri

center of the universe until copernicus and galileo came along man's origins were unknown before darwin changed everything and the notion that there was something smaller than an atom was nearly unthinkable until ernest rutherford. even today the quest to gaze beneath the surface just goes on and on. recently we took a peek through the glass walls of school cause hypercube where many of russia's up and coming innovators had gathered to attend the annual prize award ceremony the competition sifted through roughly fifteen hundred clever ideas all looking to come home with one of the five top honors winners were crowned for the top i.t. project the leading innovation for helping society as well as a trio for best idea project and production ready invention but in addition to the award ceremony there was plenty of other innovation minded activity going on the previous finalists and runners up were also invited to show off the latest developments on their path to full fledged startup land a few government officials were on hand to get an up close and personal view of the country's leading yo

center of the universe until copernicus and galileo came along man's origins were unknown before darwin changed everything and the notion that there was something smaller than an atom was nearly unthinkable until ernest rutherford. even today the quest to gaze beneath the surface just goes on and on. recently we took a peek through the glass walls of school clothes hypercube. fifteen hundred clever ideas. project. project. going on. to show off the latest developments. of the country's. taken home one of the top competitors from. the. electronic nose. spectrometer. device can help police save lives help stem the flow. of drugs and other chemicals in the. equipment. such machinery out into the field. technology. evil doers. sniffer dogs have been used for this purpose for a long time now. they're great at explosive detection but they have one major disadvantage a dog is really only able to work a maximum of thirty minutes before a rest they can resume work only after six to eight hours. a dog isn't able to tell you. it's found it can only signal that something is there by raising a poor

before darwin changed everything and the notion that there was something smaller than an atom was nearly unthinkable until. even today the quest to gaze beneath the surface just goes on and on. recently we took a peek through the glass walls of hypercube. coming together to. award ceremony the competition the fifteen hundred clever ideas to come home with one of the five top honors. for the project the leading innovation for helping society as a trio for best idea project. but in addition to the. there was plenty of other innovation minded activity going on previous finalists were also invited to show off the latest developments on their path to a full fledged. government officials were on hand to get an up close and personal view of the country's leading young minds. may have taken home one of the top competitors from a past. time since the competition these developers have turned their so-called electronic nose into a business. much more than a run of the mill piece of carry on luggage. spectrometer is being taken to the front lines of the fight against hidden dangers. device can help

darwin at 32.ly, due to that cold front passing through the regions here in tasmania and in new south wales. sydney down to 25 from what we had yesterday, 42.5, record-breaking heat, has been continuing. finally, thatrelief. but towardour weendet again another soaring temperatures to come for you. and also the humidity as mentioned is very low. and the strong winds. all these factors combined are making it very difficult for the firefighters to contain the brush-fire. we'll keep you updated. now, the world weather is quite on the extreme today. northern half of this eastern continental asia is dominated by the cold. let me show you how cold it is. now, people in heilong xun province inortrnhinaave been experiencing extreme cold. on tuesday the temperature dropped to minus 47.9 degrees at higher elevations. pedestrians were bundled up in thick layers of clothes, covering their heads with hats and scarves. however, the severe cold did not affect everyday life. in an outside market locals continued to

a lucrative contract with a russian football team find out where the two thousand and seven alone darwin are when we had a on our website. a week of pretrial hearings has kicked off at the infamous us kuantan i'm obey detention camp in the case of the alleged mastermind of the nine eleven attacks and his four accomplices among issues in the hearings are the secret overseas cia prisons where the defendants were kept before being taken to guantanamo defense lawyers have asked the judge to order the u.s. government to release documents regarding the cia's alleged role in moving suspects across international borders well antiwar activists are a founder says the agency was using the so-called black sites to evade human rights laws. the reason for their existence is it's part of the u.s. war on terror which is using systematic terror against thousands of innocent people the u.n. report said twenty seven thousand prisoners had been held by the us in secret prisons of course in afghanistan and iraq but country so out the middle east countries throughout europe and africa. on more than seventeen

america frankly for a long long before iran that it's survival of the fittest it's the thing that darwin's cousin sir francis galton i think it was. promoted as an economist in the nineteenth century and it was the world the dickens wrote about charles dickens father was thrown into debtor's prison i mean it was just that was england of that time and this idea that the only the only the rich should survive only you know that they're the god's chosen electors gregory and sherman oaks california gregory thanks for calling. hello tom. this year is the one hundredth anniversary of two of the crowning achievements of the century ago progress. one hundred years ago on february fourth on february fourth the sixteenth amendment was passed which provided for the progressive income tax and one hundred years before april fourth or april third these seven. amendment was passed providing for the direct election of u.s. senators and it's a shame that the current year is to be called more the regress. but marking these two gifts of the past the products of our great grandparents generation i think we sho

one of the big examples in the book that i love is charles darwin, in the sense that he seemed sort of a lost child. his father thought he was a little bit dull witted. and then he goes on this voyage around the world to south america and eventually to the galapagos when he discovers his calling as a naturalist, as a scientist. and basically hits upon the theory of evolution at the age of 26. and then he proceeds to spend the next 35 years of his life proving this one theory. and you have no idea how tedious that was. he spent 8 years studying barnacles alone. he never lost hope. he never got depressed or lost his energy. because he was so excited by the discovery process, by what he intuited as a 26 year old, that he has this incredible patience. also the incredible criticism he had to endure for this revolutionary theory. so only by feeling personally connected to what you're doing, to feel engaged in it. and it applies to science as much as to art. to be able to withstand the criticism and the negative process of mastery. barry: one of the things--in fact, right next to being able t

. >> social darwinism. >> look, manti te'o is -- pretend we believe his story. >> i believe half of it. >> he is the most emotionally retarded person on the planet. he does not need to be playing professional football. >> bill had an on-line relationship with what turned out to be a raccoon. i don't know how the raccoon -- >> it turned out to be. i didn't know it officially. the great thing -- it is three years strong and congratulations. >> here is the thing about raccoons and versus actual men? men wear emotional ones. i always knew where rocky was coming from. rocky might have gone through my garbage, but he wasn't full of garbage. >> i am going to disagree with you. i think he is a young inexperienced kid and he was talken and embarrassed, but i don't think he created this hoax. i think he deserves a second chance. call me manti. manti was the name of something i invented a few years ago. and needless to say the police were called every time. >> they never take pair tours. >> when you wearing a man tie always have a safe word. e mile-an-hour us. do you have a video of your animal d

that is likely to lead to showers across darwin and western australia. we see temperatures at alice springs of 41. 37 through the course of wednesday. we could see slightly cooler weather returning. across new zealand we are looking at a rather mixed picture with clouds expected and a chance of rain at times. to move into parts of asia, we have heavy showers expected in the philippines especially. it continues to look wet here as the tropical storm is moving through. there is heavy rain expected and showers. we are seeing slightly better weather conditions. highs are expected to reach 32 in jakarta. >> good to have you with us. the top stories. in just a couple hours an indian court will convene on charges against five men accused of the rape and murder of a medical student. all five could face the death penalty as convicted. syria's president has set up a plan to end the conflict. it will only be possible as rebel forces start fighting. australia is bracing for more bushfires as the heat wave in several southern states continues. the prime minister has

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>>reporter: anyone on any shelf in in any store an exercise in darwin. lack at the names.ould think actors have a hard time getting noticed. >> the label. >>reporter: what about the label. >> name of the wine. >>reporter: unique label of sexual chocolate one of the ropts dave elected to work with brandon and beau. >> this bottle originated with a boot legging open inflammation college. washington grape from all over california and recommend it be drank pedestrianly and shared with givrments want more just call us. p s made in usa. many. >>reporter: labeling has become so important that even before the guys finalize the taste of love hammer they are trying out marketing con says. what you see outside a bottle may or may not reflect the contents what are you selling with manikin. >> chardonnet? >>reporter: yet none of this marketing wisdom will be worth a dime if after the label says a wine the taste doesn't bring customers back. >> you don't want to sell one bottle. you want to sell cases of wine. >>reporter: with which for them means back to the bin and daunting trial and

one of his works was for a national geographic story entitled was darwin wrong? he has the title of a contributing writer, with which gives him and requires him to write three articles a year. he studies theoretical ecology and conservation. after this evening, i hope that you will have as much appreciation for his physical strength and stamina as you have for his writing talents. in his research, he tracks indiana jones style through jungles and rain forests that most of us would never want to step foot in. tonight you're going to learn a new word. it is about infectious diseases that are originated in animals and spread to humans. for those of you who read "the hot zone", i can't believe it's been about 20 years ago that was written, but you have had an early exposure to this scenario. david has elaborated a great deal on his new book, "spillover." it was given a review and said that this is a frightening but critically important book. for anyone interested in learning about the prospect of the world's next major pandemic. so here is david quammen to talk about

. >> john: darwin may have been wrong. >> do you remember when president obama was first sworn in back in 2009 and then we heard the that secret g.o.p. strategy dinner in the caucus room with eric cantor, jim demint jon kyl tom coburn, and minister of propaganda frank luntz plot out exactly how they'd sabotage every part of the new president's agenda. well, this year they have not been able to schedule a new meeting and now some of the top dc restaurant are making pitches to host their year's all you can obstruct dinner. the dc tgi fridays is so eagle for book this year's strategy supplier that they'll change their name to thank god it's fridays and by god we mean one nation under god who is the one true god and not allah who is a false godfreys. or the g.o.p. agrees to meet at the dc denny's then for one full month every time a senior orders the grand slam breakfast they'll alet paul ryan come to their table and deny them medicare and then applesbee's wants you to know that for a limited time all chicken hawks get a free plate of chicken wings, and if you might consider meeting at the

we'll bring you a story about people who are so primitive that you might just decide that maybe darwinng. today is the birthday of kevin costner, maryland governor martin o'malley, and naacp head ben jealous and maryland i don't know barry was caught smoking crack on come are a and tragically never had a chance to make a self-serving half-truth confession on the own network. >> john: good evening, i'm john fugelsang. he cheated. he lied. he took the money. the rock star fame. and at least one other actual rock star, and reveled in the% praise of humanitarian and fillenphilanthropic works but today lance armstrong is just another fallen loser, the bottom line, lance, after insisting for years that you never ever, ever used performance-enhancing drugs in your cycling career, did you ever use any banned substances like testosterone cortisone or human growth hormone? >> yes. >> yes or no, in all seven of your tour de france victories did you ever take banned substances or blood dope? >> yes. >> in your opinion was it humanly possible to win the four de france without doping, seven times in