depende de preguntarle a don carlos de quÉ dice el >>don carlos malagÓn Él va a ser el primer encantado rosita, no, no usted sabe que no tengo a quien ponerle eso >>pero yo sÍ pero yo sÍ, a ver, rosita te llamas ¿verdad? >>sÍ, si, estos son bacanos, vea >>a ver, a ver pero no ¿sabe quÉ? mejor una argollita, un anillito >>mire, mire, estos estÁn bonitos, mire ¿cÓmo es su novia? >>este, este es para mi novia >>ese le queda >>ese me parece bonito sÍ es que el otro que yo le regalÉ, pues se perdiÓ >>¿se lo robaron? >>no, no, me lo aventÓ en la cara cuando me cortÓ ¿cuÁnto le debo, rosita? >>15 mil pesos >>a ver, 10, 12, 15 listo gracias >>gracias a usted, chao, memo >>hasta luego, rosita >>el otro sÍ que era fino tenÍa baÑo de oro, esmeraldas pero bueno, con este se va a dar cuenta rosario de lo bien que me ha ido sin ella ¿no? le regreso mas pobre y mas desubicado que antes, don memo >>crÉame que no cualquier mujer volverÍa a estar con usted >>pero con la lora que le di, no hombre estuve pero mire, tin, tin, tin no hombre si no volvÍa conmigo, se enloquecÍa yo no iba a parar, yo no iba a p

inside, "don carlos" has another few weeks to run. at the end of the year, the curtain will fall on the theater in its current form. >> in shakespeare's "as you like it" all the world is a stage and all the people merely players. a man in his time plays many parts. we also have our exit's and entrances. it is time to go. join us next time. goodbye.

and then he had a son, thomas, i'm sorry, don carlos was actually the grandfather, but don carlos had a son, thomas, he sent into princeton. he graduate from princeton in 1806, and eventually settled in the appalachian foothills to the north of the foothills in the tennessee valley. and during that period of american history, we had a people's president, andrew jackson. now, andrew jackson was the people's president, but the people that he was really concerned about where the white settlers. and his concern was that they should have the lands that belonged to the native americans. and so it was andrew jackson that saw to it that cherokees and choctaws living in the mississippi territory, and that became alabama and mississippi, were shipped east of the mississippi to the lands west of the mississippi. so charles percy who was the son of thomas was 20 years old in 1940. and by that time his family had acquired land in the mississippi delta your he loaded flatboat with everything he had, and all his family's possession from a plantation they had acquired worth a half a million dollars b

and william and charles in two other brothers were the son of don carlos. don carlos percy went to the bahamas around 1776 and picked up some slaves and some right to spanish territory. and then he had a son, thomas, i'm sorry, don carlos was their grandfather because he had a son named thomas and graduated from princeton and eventually settled in the appalachian foothills to the north of the foothills in the tennessee valley. and during that period of american history, we have the people's president, andrew jackson. he was the people's president, but that the people he were concerned about were other rise settler said he was concerned they should have the land that belongs to the native americans. so is andrew jackson and has sought to it that live in the mississippi territory that became alabama and mississippi were shipped east of the mississippi. so charles percy was the son of thomas in 20 years old in 1940 and by that time, his family had acquired land in the mississippi delta. he loaded flatboats with everything he had an all family possessions from

reporting live in san carlos, don knapp, cbs 5. >>> a teenager is behind bars accused in another apple caper. police say an officer was taking two people to jail when he saw broken glass and a large ax in front of an apple store. he looked inside and saw a masked burglar wearing all black, stealing apple products. police arrested the thief who they say is 15 years old. >>> san francisco police say they have nabbed the man who is suspected of stealing that copper from bars. police say they found evidence, including copper cable when they searched 52-year-old dennis mcguire's home. bart has been hit by at least three copper thefts recently. mcguire was also arrested earlier this year for stealing from an underground electrical vault. >>> a sudden spike in thefts in a quiet south bay community. thieves are after one specific item, hoping to cash in on precious metals. the hot commodity that car owners are having a hard time keeping. the town all dressed up for the holidays, but now seeing a spike in a certain kind of crime. theft of catalytic converters. >> we had 11 stolen and that's a v

reporting live in san carlos, don knapp, cbs 5. >>> a teenager is behind bars accused in another apple caper. police say an officer was taking two people to jail when he saw broken glass and a large ax in front of an apple store. he looked inside and saw a mass burglar wearing all black, stealing apple products. police arrested the thief who they say is 15 years old. >>> a sudden spike in thefts in a quiet south bay community. the thieves are after one specific item hoping to cash in on precious metals. glenn ramirez on the hod commodity car owners are having a hard time hanging on to. >> the town all dressed up for the holidays, but now seeing a spike in a certain kind of crime. theft of catalytic converters. >> we have had 11 stolen from the community and that's up very significant number of thefts for us and we want to make sure the public is aware of the ease of which these are stolen. >> at this san jose muffler shop, it takes a mechanic a few minutes to cut through exhaust pipes and remove catalytic converters on the streets and in parking lots, thieves are doing it almost as qui

mira, si quieres, don carlos te puede recibir hoy mismo en plaza garibaldi >>¿y quÉ tal tÚ? >>¡ya!o? ay, ven, dame un beso >>si eso es lo que quieres, eso es lo que vas a tener te lo juro y ahora que veo que pues, nos encanta platicar y ya no podemos seguir almorzando a pesar de que estÁ delicioso pues ¿por quÉ no mejor tÚ y yo de postre...? >>ya, deja de ser tan infantil ¿sÍ? >>ah, no, perdÓn perdÓn por ser tan infantil seÑora adulta ¿no? por quÉ no podrÍas dejar de tomas las cosas con tanta seriedad, eh? digo, no, no, porque sÍ tÚ y yo llevamos ¿quÉ? dos meses y 5 dÍas y medio sin hacer el amor ¿no? dijiste ¿no? y eso sÍ tÚ quieres seguir hablando de los 2 mil metros cuadrados y de los 4 Ó 5 mil dolares la noche y todo eso, yo te doy el tiempo que quieras para hablar de eso pero para eso yo no te doy ni 5 minutos mas ¿estamos de acuerdo? >>ya, ya, a ver ¿te calmas? dime una cosa ¿el tal emiliano es igual de gritoncito, alza la voz, manotea se pone bravo como francisco? >>¿y para quÉ le alzas la voz a emiliano? a ver ¿para quÉ, mi amor? si me llevaban el desayuno todos los dÍas a

be more likely but i guess don clark was bought by billionaire sort of and gary moved in january and since signed stars such insomnia left so and brazil legend roberto carlos. moscow midfielder did he call for. being a russian player a full year after the twenty four year old finished twenty eleven o'clock i was top scorer and became a regular member of the national side which i'm porfiry reports. for to difference a year makes twelve months ago denise culture cough was just one of a number of talented russian midfielders however at the end of two thousand and eleven he's established himself as one of his country's key players in this position crucial causes there's no particular reason for his rapid improvement though he did pay tribute to his new coach with my t.v. posse conceding. the fact that the coach believes in me is vital and when you have this believe it's much easier to play on the field i remember back in two thousand and eight when i was playing and the coach at that time that i should buy him of didn't believe in me even though i was scoring regularly belief for me is everything. because your call has been at like a my chief of a vast majorit

carlos san tan na. whenever i say his name i want to salsa. you do that well i hear, laura. oakland author amy tan was also inducted as well as doris and don fisher. they first taught us to fold shirts very well, opening the first gap store. >> stanford's andrew luck keeps passing his resumÉ. he won two of the three big awards he was up for yesterday. luck was named the nation's best college football, a precursor to the heisman. he also won the walter kamp award. he lost out on the o'brien award for the nation's best quarterback. that went to robert griffin iii, of bailor. the heisman trophy will be handed out tomorrow. good luck, luck. >> and it is 5:11. could the warriors be heading for a different part of the bay area? the miting that got the ball rolling. >> plus, the glove novernor say higher taxes or education cuts. >> and the latest news out of europe may be good for trading on wall street. we'll check it out and have a live report coming up. >>> take a live look outside the hp pavilion this morning. >>> and for the latest news, traffic, weather and all kinds of good conversation, come find lgc, otherwino as laura garcia-cannon on f