thank you, diana. [inaudible conversations] >> aha. thank you, diana. the department of energy loan guarantee program, is it still operating? and how do they still get money? what's the funding flow to that program? and do you think there should be sup a program at all? -- such a program at all? >> they had to spend all the money by last september. there are still projects that are out there, many of them are experiencing difficulties. and i think that there should not be a program at all. i think there should be an even playing field between all forms of energy. they should all get the same domestic manufacturing deduction which is 9%, and they shouldn't have any special tax breaks. the problem is that we're subsidizing this energy, we're paying for it, and it's making everyone's lives worse off. it's making our utility bills more expensive rather than less expensive. and this isn't something we want to be doing. >> [inaudible] >> well, the, the losses are already hitting it as, for example, the $528 million that won't be repaid, and we're hearing abou

princess diana set the gold standard. >> diana lavished her boys with affection.truly a loving parent. in many ways broke the mold of traditional royal parenthood. >> reporter: kate will be 31 when she gives birth. diana was only 20 when she announced she was pregnant with william. the announcement came in november of 1981, just over three months after diana wed prince charles, in a wedding watched by the world. the press had begun to speculate that diana was pregnant weeks before the announcement. notab notably, when she fell asleep sitting up, at a formal function. when it came to fashion, diana was the master, even while pregnant. donning pieces that were fashion-forward for the 1980s. and when it came to royal duty, diana showed she was ready to perform, pregnant or not. but while diana was thrilled to birth a royal, she would do it in a decidedly modern way. >> prince william was the first royal baby to be born in a hospital. >> reporter: diana reportedly labored for 16 hours in london's st. mary's hospital. and followed a natural childbirth plan, which inclu

describe the relationship with princess diana? >>guest: i did discover more. in 1998 shortly after her death that story was from the perspective of diana. but she was very young and immature when she became the princess of wales. the queen made a point* to say she had an open door and she could talk to her, the queen is very busy and diana was intimidated and did not avail herself to that as much as she should have. they had a good relationship but only fell apart when the andrew morton book came out in 1992 that had damaging information about prince charles and also that she had cooperated. then at that point* the queen's relationship was not a good. i discovered more from the queen's point* of view that she had been welcoming. i was not as aware of fact the first time around looking from diana's experience. >> what role does her english can faith in her life with the public and personal level? >>guest: a profound role. her faith is extremely important to her. daily laugh ft 103rd archbishop of canterbury told me as a consequence

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diana centeno/estudiante de meteorología, sjsu 4:59:01 el king tide es un fenómeno que ocurre cuandoa y el sol están más próximos a la tierra, y el efecto que podemos ver es que la marea va a subir y puede afectar areas en las zonas costeras. diana centeno es una estudiante de maestria en el departamento de meteorolga y ciencias climticas en la universidad estatal de san jos.. s.o.t. diana centeno/estudiante de meteorología, sjsu 6:44:26 el king tide no está directamente relacionado con el calentamiento global, pero efectos del calentamiento global pueden verse aumentado en los king tides. centeno y el doctor eugene cordero aclaran que la marea alta es normal cada aÑo, slo que este aÑo se ha pronunciado ms que en anteriores.. pero descartan que se avecine una catstrofe. s.o.t. diana centeno/estudiante de meteorología, sjsu 7:45:08 solamente que áreas que estén cerca de la costa pueden verse afectadas con inundaciones mucho más si hay tormentas de invierno.. pero no es que es el fin del mundo ni que toda la costa se va a inundar o nada por el estilo. se estima que el calentamiento glo

and diana ross left in 1970. >> what happened was i always say this.o dream and we made our dreams come true even though we were in an infirmary where it was impossible dream. for black people to dare to dream. i think what happened to me after flo and diana was there, i realized i enjoyed what i was doing and what to do the rest of my life. -- wanted to do the rest of my life. i was happy when berry brought in gene. i stayed cause i love being on stage. i feel so blessed that i am doing something everything -- time i wake up, i am happy. i am a happy person. that is why i continued on hoping i could develop my talent and people would like me. now, to answer your question. let's talk about this. now i am doing things that i really love. i the supreme songs but i am -- she did the hits and that is what i am still going on. i have learned how to sing jazz. i say learned how to sing because this is what i do best. i do ballads. i believe in chasing dreams and placing bets ♪ and after all the learning i found my own niche as mary wilson and that is singing

with william. >> diana very charmingly told everyone and she said i've got the most dreadful morningickness. diana suffered from it too and totally, totally miserable at the beginning of her pregnancy. >> reporter: this media will create a media storm, tonight already clamoring outside the hospital. >> and when it came to royal parenting, diana, they laughed together and tight bond that charles wasn't fortunate to have with his mother when he was a child, she was busy being queen, it was a different world and time. i think we'll see a lot more of the diana-style parenting from kate than the old-fashioned way charles had. >> reporter: they spent much of the last year celebrating the queen's diamond jubilee as her ambassadors abroad in the 60th year of her reign. >> she was married a year, done what expected of her and wanted to strt a family as soon as possible. >> reporter: there is so much speculating ahead. boy or girl? what about a name? >> i want it to be named daisy after me. >> and finn. >> minnie. >> reporter: we have months to go. let the wagering begin. for "nightline" i'm l

please welcome diana krall. (applause) good to see you. whooo! how are you? >> really good, thanks. >> stephen: all right, how you have been? >> really well, thanks. >> stephen: thanks for coming on. >> thank you for having me. a big fan of yours. >> stephen: i'm a fan of yours too. even though i don't always understand jazz. >> yeah. >> stephen: okay. some-- you don't play the kind of jazz you need a ph.d for, do you? because there is some jazz that just -- >> i have an honorary ph.d but it is not a real ph.d. >> jon: . >> stephen: i have an honorary ph.d there fine art toots. >> dow. i feel so guilty with those people walking by without did the hard work. >> stephen: cruel. okay, now your new album is a bit of a depar ture. it's called glad rag doll. >> yeah. >> stephen: what is different about this album than previous albums of yours? >> different musician, different producer, t-bone burnett. and no standards at all. just old songs from the 1920s that i found on 78 records. >> stephen: where did you first hear these. >> on 78 record, growing up. >> stephen

diana has a look at a new survey. hi, diana. >> hi, sue.irst the mcmansions, then the 200 square foot apartment. now we are expanding fwen. but not entirely who were why you think. we will talk about that up next. >>> listen, you have a pretty good economy right now. you have an economy of tail winds instead of head winter. you have an economy that's probably going 2%, give or take. >> that was david tepper talking about the outlook for economy and housing. steve liesman sat down with jeffrey this morning to get his take on the state of the economy and where it might be headed in 2013. joined by steve with fascinating highlight from that. >> thank you, sue. subdued inflation of 1.8%. was he important part lacquer's estimate it would take get to 6.5% o unemployment. you remember, lacquer desentd -- excuse me, what was that? dehe is noted from the meeting. explained this descent. >> it should be clear that this committee is straining. to provide as much stimulus as possible without endangering our price stability. my worry and the reason i de

diana tried to tear up the rule book.o the throne ever born in a hospital, not a palace. diana, the first royal mum to dare complain of morning sickness. and also, to fall asleep in public when her pregnancy was still a secret. traditionally, royals didn't see much of her kids. but not diana. >> she wanted to be as present for her children as she possibly could. >> reporter: there were some royal rules that diana could not shake. the birth was induced not to disrupt the polo schedule. and the queen, not her own mum, was her first visitor. and the name, traditional, of course. bookies' favorites for kate and williams' first born are george and anne. time has gone to the arcane and the barbaric. it was nearly 500 years ago, that henry viii executed a wife that was unable to create a royal air. >> the duty of the wife of the future king is to provide an heir. and hopefully, a spare. >> reporter: now, it's time for the next generation. nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> and make sure you stay with abc for "good morning amer

es niña o niño, pero los embarazos sacuden la curiosidad de la gente, como ocurrió con la princesa diana y acá está la reina isabel ii, los bebés de la realeza de españa también enternecieron al mundo. >> se especula que se pueda tratar de gemelos, entre los nombres que deben considerar los príncipes. >> estaremos pendientes. >> me gusta la combinación diana isabel. >> estaremos muy al tanto, gracias natalia. >> le damos la patadita de la buena suerte a una joven venezolana, con este video musical, se llama la salida, que lo disfruten. ♪. >> bueno, sube el termómetro en temperaturas record, vamos con el tiempo. >> así es, son buenas noticias, muchas personas amanecieron con la sonrisa, estuvieron experimentando las temperaturas, disfrutando de estas buenas temperaturas que han hecho historia y aprovechan esto para caminar en los parques, solo faltan 17 días para que llegue el invierno, así estuvo el estado, el sur del país en san antonio con 72°, los Ángeles con 72°, san francisco con 62 y desde san francisco hasta el noroeste llegan las complicaciones pues tenemos actividades de fuertes

there hasn't been this much attention on a royal pregnancy since princess diana. rob and paula? >> congratulations, kate, william. >>> while we are speaking of little ones. it is never too early to start looking for the next great olympic swimmers. think michael phelps and missy frankl franklin. here they are. williams -- >> the nine months olds are ordinarily relaxed in the water and swing a full length of the pool unassisted, no floaties, nothing except their swim diapers. >> wow. >> amazing. >> dad says since they were born in this olympic year. maybe it will keep swimming to the games in 2028. one stroke at a time, dad. calm down. but i've never seen a baby that young without any protection at all, just going. >> i have seen classes, infant swim. they teach the kids to flip over, especially in states where they have outdoor pools. florida, arizona, they teach them if they flip on their backs and cry for help. >> never seen that. >> 9 months old. >> i have never seen swim. this class teaches them to tread. >> swim better than willis. that is amazing. >> you got that right! >>

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it was myself, diana, lewis, val valesky, i'm sorry, it's been a long week already and some people from public works. we want a couple engineers, i'm an old medic, diana is really the logistics master and i figure if we're going to go someplace where thins might go awry, i wanted someone like that. so we put this together in 30 days, including a holiday. we were wheels up for van, we spent 10 days in country. and the story there is interesting, to say the least. a little bit of a cultural difference. you kind of have to wade through, and i'm sure i'm preaching to the choir in the military here, you have to separate out how things are versus what you're used to and what it really means because otherwise you can really get into apples and oranges. so the take away for me, and what should be rolling behind me, are just a series of photographs of van when we were there. and what i hope the story that they are telling is this example of what we saw. i mean, there's some classic examples if you look at the buildings, these were all new buildings, by the way, that were condemned. but as you lo

our real estate correspondent, diana, here with exclusive data. diane? >> that right, tyler. talk to anyone in the real estate business and they say getting rid of or shrinking the mortgage rate reduction, specifically by raising home prizes, we wanted to look at who get the most and where. we are doing that with an exclusive calculation run by cnbc by lending tree. who gets the most category? taking into account mortgage size and income. borrows in hawaii and washington, d.c. get the greatest benefit. from 3 to 5%.

high, diana. >> hey, sue. that's right. the c of bank of america says he does not believe everyone should own a home, that's what he told a panel at the brookings institute today. as the economy and housing recovery face the possibility of going over the fiscal cliff, brian moynihan told me going back to the summer of last year that businesses like his were already affected by the fiscal cliff and they have acted less aggressively as such. as for consumers, however, he does not believe that the mortgage interest deduction will fall victim to the cliff, at least not yet. >> i don't know if it's on the table or not. i think from person -- from general consumers you'd rather have that come up as a discussion of what to do long term to change the way, broaden the base, change deductions, things like that. >> and he told me that he just doesn't think lawmakers want to change the mortgage interest deduction now given how tenuous the housing market is. some of that recovery is thanks to the major mortgage settlements forcing princ

diana roth. thank you. >> thanks very much for inviting me.ley: that is not complicated. >> i'm not the sharpest tool in the shed and i'm getting it. ashley: coming up corruption, overload. we're not talking about d.c. maybe we are. which countries are seen as the most corrupt in the world. tracy: plus citigroup slashing thousands of jobs in one of the first acts of its new ceo. liz macdonald is all over the story today. she has new details next. first as we do every day at this time of day look how oil is trading. down slightly. $87.92 a barrel. we'll be right back tracy: citigroup slashing 11,000 jobs. liz macdonald is reporting more jobs cuts are ahead. emac here with her bottom line. this is really bad timing. >> you know, also, fitch, breaking news. fitch is coming out saying you know what? we'll reaffirm citi's credit rating. but i'll tell you something, these cuts are quote, modest. they represent 2% of --. ashley: 11,000 jobs is 2%. >> 2% of citigroup's annual expenses. insiders at citigroup telling fox business, yes, more job cuts cou

diana, what is the key to that? holding onto the debt ceiling nugget as your chip down the roa >> possibly it is but the important thing to remember in order to get owl of this fiscal hole we're in we need revenue growth. we'll not get revenue growth with a lot of tax rate increases. that will choke off economic growth. we get far more revenue from increases in gdp and tax revenue from that at ccrrent rates than we do by increasing rates, whether it's millionaires or people making 250,000 more, which will choke off growth and substantially duce the incentiv to invest and to work. melissa: that ship has sailed. no ones talking about the growing the economy right now. >> boehner is. that's why boehner is sticking down, that's why boehner is refusing to increase taxes more than he already has because he doesn't want to tamp down on economic growth. he is talking about it. melissa: steve, what do you think about that? >> i don't think he is talking about it much. i think you're right most of this ship has sailed. this s

hang on diana. >> republicans won the house. melissa: go ahead, roger. >> keep one very basic thing in mind. "wall street journal"/nbc poll, all the polls taken on this subject and this is most recent one. polls show 68% of the respondents support the president's position on tax policy, on raising taxes on high earners. so it is not exactly surprising we'll see that as part of the deal because that's what --. melissa: you know what is surprising about that state -- >> that is what the election was all about. melissa: only 2/3 of people want to see taxes raised but only affect 2% of people. there is whole bunch of people's whose taxes wouldn't go up and they don't support raising taxes on other people. they must think that is will stall the economy. >> that is creative way to look at it. >> that is numbers. >> election was held and people spoke. melissa: diana, go ahead. >> yes the president won the election. republicans won the house. tax bills start in the house. boehner in several speeches he made since the election he wants t

diana, her full name is diana frances. we'll figure if she's a girl, in the four or five names she's likely to be allocated. if it's a boy, i would look to history. britain's not had a king george or king james for quite a while. we've had quite a few of them in the past. presumably with henry. what it probably won't be is andrew, edward or charles. my money would go on a kind of george possibly. or a henry or a james. >> or they could go a whole other direction and go latina, go with soledad. >> that's the least likely thing to happen in the history of the royal family. >> really? less likely than piers? >> listen, wait a minute. piers is actually a very old fashioned english name. there's never been a king piers. >> nobody's going to name their kid pizza. >> more likely to be king piers than queen soledad, i'll tell you. >> we'll see, all right, piers, thanks. >>> we'll be back in a moment. our abundant natural gas is already saving us money, producing cleaner electricity, putting us to work here in america and supportin

, her full name is diana frances.two names i'm sure will figure if she's a girl in the four or five names she's likely to be allocated. if it's a boy, i would look to history, you know. britain's not had a king george or king james for quite awhile. we've had quite a few in the past. similarly with henry. what it probably won't be is edward or andrew or charles, because that would be william's dad and uncles. he may feel it's a bit too close to home. my money would go on a kind of george, possibly, or henry or james. >> or they could go a whole other direction and go latina. go with soledad. you know. >> i think that is the least likely thing to happen in the history of the royal family. >> less likely than piers? really? want to put some money on that? piers morgan, thank you. >> listen, wait a minute. i won't let you have the final word on that. piers is a very old-fashioned english name, old english for pizza. there has never been a king piers. >> no one's going to name their kid pizza. >> more than likely to be ki

much in the same way that diana was very hands-on. i think we can expect the same from william and kate. kate grew up in accounts -- in a house where she had a mother waiting for her when she came home from school. william had as normal a childhood as possible. this job will have a normal and bonds they -- this child will have a normal and fun upbringing. >> now to syria, where the white house says it is becoming increasingly concerned that the assad regime might be considering the use of chemical weapons against its own people. this morning, the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton warned that was a red line. a short while ago, president obama issued this warning from washington. today, i want to make it absolutely clear to assad andd those -- and those under his command, the world is watching. the use of chemical weapons is an would be totally -- is and would be totally acceptable. if you make them tragic mistake of using these weapons, there will be consequences and you will be held accountable. >> i discussed his strong words t

and when diana died of an overdose of barbiturates, the daughter, he didn't quite get it. sarah's husband died and he didn't get it. but the christmas of 1964 they brought in fresh oysters and champagne and porpt and his old private secretary was there and month thwo tkpwaou -- montague mountain and cigars and brandy. and i think it was on june 9 -- january 9 -- churchill refused his brandy and a cigar after dinner that night, first time over. they escorted him to bed. by the 12th he was in a coma. and his doctor, both doctors, said it is a question of hours, maybe a day. was actually a question of more than two weeks. january 24, and they didn't know how strong he was to the end. host: you mentioned his private secretary and you mention him a lot during the book and reference a lot of his material. who was he? guest: well, he was the private secretary of all of them who kept diary and makes him a gold mine for biographers and he became personal friends with churchill. he worked for the fortune office and when he was posted to 10 downing street, it was a temporary posting

this will be the most wanted royal pregnancy since william himself was born and diana emerged from thetal with charles carrying baby william. and, the big betting campaign is now on for names, john, george, and charles himself for the early favorites for boys, and francis is favorite for a girl followed by victoria and diana and elizabeth. you can get 1,000-1 to brooklyn. and i called william hill and said what about king shepherd and he said that is an occupation, not a name. that is all. >>shepard: june or july you will be back home. energy yourself. i had to go to the wedding and i am immune from future. >>jonathan: you had a great time. >>shepard: only because martha was there. >>jonathan: she knows how to party. >>shepard: she knows the royals. for country or ex-nfl players have killed they willselves this year. belcher in a murder-suicide over the weekend. and the titans receiver shot himself and jr. seau, and atlantic falcon safety, as well, and his occupy showed he had a britain disease linked to repeated concussions. last year the former bears star shot himself in the chest. h

joining us is diana fowl. diana, thanks for joining us. big is the gap between what employees are looking for for entry level staff and the skills that the current graduates are offering? >> the gap is tremendous. it's a real tragedy. you mentioned the very high youth unemployment numbers, but 75 million youths today and eight youths, half of youths in the middle east and half of youths in greece and others, that 75 million can be contrasted to the shortage of workers for medium and high skill jobs which we establishment by 2020 could reach 85 million. so we have a paradox of too many jobs, too many vacancies and, therefore, an education and unemployment system that is not working correctly. unfortunately not enough data on this matter is available. so our studies, 100 case studies and surveys 8,000 participants in the system across nine countries tries to provide a fact base. and the news is not wonderful. what we learned is that the icip really operate in the system. they participate in parallel universes, if you look. for example, you a

>> diana, does it soften the blow if they am amoreties out? >> when we talk about this mortgage interest deduction, it is about a buyer getting in there. whether first time bite buyer or move up buyer, saying, the reason i want to do this is for the kick back, the deduction. you take that away, guess what? that puts you back on the fen and not buying a home. whether you do it slowly, it is not that big of a deduction for a lot of buyers. only those who itemize any way, and only a third of taxpayers. it is more after part of the confidence and p what people think they get when they buy aless. >> diana, thank you very much. >> if you haven't finished christmas shopping and you want to send that gift in time for christmas, you might want to send it today. fedex is ready. the busiest day of the year for the package deliverer. >> that right, a record breaking day at fedex. as the shipping company fills in for santa claus. by i have details but you have to stay tuned to power lunch to get them. >> hey, follow us on twitter. get breaking news. find o

diana olick is on that story. diana, what happened to all the construction workers that were out of work a couple years ago? where did they go? >> reporter: well, about 2 million of them, believe it or not, left the workforce during the housing crash. this is residential and non-residential construction. because this crash has gone on for going on five years now, a lot of those workers were retrained in other careers and are actually not coming back to home building. that's why the builders are saying they need skilled workers. skilled workers like these students here at the potomac job corps who are learning the trade quickly because there's finally demand for them. >> do you see a number of employers in this space doing the training for these people themselves? >> there are places. they've said that in just the past two weeks they have have had calls from builders around the d.c. area, northern virginia. we've spoken to builders in texas who say they're also looking for skilled workers. that demand is great for

diana ross and korean rapper psy performed. proceeds go to the children's national medical center.he concert airs this month on tnt. >> "gangnam style" will never go away. it's happened to everyone. you get into an important meeting or conversation. one college basketball head coach decided to answer the call. [ phone ringing ] >> you know, because -- hold on one second. [ laughter ] >> hello? >> louisville head coach rick patino's post game press conference was interrupted. the phone belonged to one of the reporters. the caller asked if he wanted to join them for drinks afterwards. coach took his time and declined poli politely. >> i'm surprised he answered it. we'll look at some of the stories we are following this afternoon. pat joins us with a preview of things to come. pat? >> -- also today, a widening scandal around the puppeteer who made elmo famous. >>> coming up at 5:00 today, we go inside the high tech lab where toys are tested for safety. you will want to watch this before you shop for the holidays. those stories and more coming up this afternoon on news 4 start agent 4:

diana? >> reporter: that's right. it's amazing how fast this stuff can turn.w hours after the mortgage bankers reported a new record low on the 30-year fixed chairman bernanke's new deadline for qe spooks the bond market and mortgage rates right along with it. it's impossible to say day to day exactly where rates are because while they rely on the price of mortgage-backed securities they rely on lender whimsy, competition which dan green of waterstone mortgage says. he notes rates have trended higher in march of each of the last three years. now, you could argue that record low rates we have now are really not doing much for the housing recovery as the volume you see here is largely refis and a historically high one-third of all home purchases today are all cash. diane swonk says any impact on mortgage rates from bernanke yesterday will be temporary. we can see that already, but greater threat to rates is the inability to come up with reasonable fiscal policy, and i know you guys will have plenty to say on that. >> great stuff, thank you very much, diana. will

a chance at 66-1 is camila. >> diana is obviously a loaded name for that family.see them choose it. but you get a lot of middle names. >> reporter: with all the fuss about the new baby's first name, perhaps we should spend more time wondering why the royals never use their last name. for "cbs this morning," ben tracy, los angeles. >> i'm with gayle on this, hoping it's a little girl. >> i'm obviously hoping it's a little girl, too. >> i like the name diana, i do. >> you have the suggestion that you named. >> it was shonteria. they never consult me about anything. but i hope they do something -- >> i don't know why. >> i don't know why either. i think they should pick something -- certainly not that, but something that's really very different. i know they won't, but we'll see. >> now from real royalty to music royalty, this morning nashville is getting ready for one of the music industry's great occasions. >> i'm mark strauss man. >> i'm l.l. cool jay. >> the countdown to grammy nominations right here on nashville and right here on cbs. >> coming up on "cbs this mo

prince diana and i think william and harry blame the media for it.g hatred of the media. if he was crossed, it was at the media. it's a wonderful hospital. they've looked after the royals since 1899, had the royal charter since 1930. this is just a tragedy and we must avoid the witch hunt. what was going on twitter today was a witch hunt. >> sean: i would say after princess diana, i would say the media has backed off a little bit on kate middleton and on prince william. not a lot. prince harry needs to stay out of vegas hotels. >> the naked photos got william very, very upset. harry did get away with loss v. certainly in the opinion polls are for him. at the end of the day, the royals are riding high in opinion policy. prince williams approval rating is around 89%. >> sean: brings charles iprincet as popular, is he? >> no, he's not. poor prince charles. >> sean: these are the australian disk jockeys. they're known for this. this is what they do. i grew up listening to howard stern and don imus. let me tell you, in comparison, pale. listen to this. >>

. >> a penas 20% de jóvenes para acción diferida lo han hecho , por que no lo aprovechan esta diana ,os, otros no saben que tienen documentos legal y también hablar si tienen ono seguro social , por eso ellos no saben . >> miedo de deportaciones, por eso se debe saber . >> cuales son los beneficios más importantes de acción diferida? . >> permiso de trabajo, número social aplicar par trabajos posibilidades de prestamoas para escuelas también posibilidad de seguro de desempleo . >> son muchos los beneficios, están algunas propuesta sa nivel estatal y cada vez se abren más las oportunidades . >> en realidad hay riesgo de pedir acción diferida ? . >> el riesgo es no hacerlo y perder la posibilidad de trabajo , quien no tenga fraude en llenar califican para el camino y los invitamos que lo hagn 4 de 5 no lo hacen mandamos mal mensaje al no hacerlo . >> entre más, más posibilidades de camino a la residencia para ellos . >> muchos no lo piden por miedo a deportación , si alguien manda y no califica, la pueden expulsar?= . >> no . >> el gobierno dice que no , solo para los que tengan crímene

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hoy dÍa diana estÁ en la escuela, curas octavo grado y es una jovencita brillante y la terapia le salvÓar, se toman medidas para evitar que algo asÍ se repita. necesita cambios a la polÍtica de control de armas en el paÍs, el encuentro fue liderato por funcionarios del estado de nueva york. >> con esto otra pausa, conoceremos un lugar en mÉxico en donde la mÚsica busca poner en silencio el sonido de las balas. >> el trineo de santa para la entrega de regalos esta navidan. arianna está pintando una obra de arte... especialmente para mí... hace apenas unos meses, los padres de arianna pensaron que su hija perdería su lucha contra el cáncer. pero en st. jude children's research hospital los médicos y científicos están haciendo todo lo posible por salvar su vida y brindar esperanza a su familia. ¡mira! ¡que lindo! abraza tus hijos esta noche. para más información o para hacer una donación visita www.hospitalsanjudas.org >> el mensaje de navidad a los catÓlicos del mundo antes de celebrar la tradicional misa de gallo ante miles de personas. >> entretanto su ex mayordomo, fue excarcelado dura

. >> el primer día que me entere supe por univision le escribi a diana y me dijho qo que si qus h habíaparticipación con jjenni rivera en eva luna. >> la mnonovela la recordaran c n l la canción por siempre. >> ella era muy sencilla y co i cordial es iuana persdiodérdid. >> sofia castro nunca la conocio pero comenta. >> ella era una m,uujer exitosa esofdfforzada., >> maría elena salinas comenrt t también. >> ella dijo que fue víctima p r pero que tomaria la v y la ca i cambiaria p;or victoria. >> ella dejó una gran huella y l la recordaremos en neustrouest a corazones. >> y olvemos a la matanza que u hhv hh hubo en connecticut donde unos n niños fueron viíctimas de este o horrendo crimen les