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dra.emÁs porque la temperatura les sube demasiado rÁpido y puede causar problemas. otra cosa son botellas con agua tibia, se las cuales alrededor de tu mascota. si el problema es el opuesto, le pones alrededor hielitos, y almohadillas de frÍo. ana: a ver, encontramos a j-lo... ella estÁ bien chiquita, que pasa si vemos que estÁ sufriendo paro respiratorio, porque tambiÉn les da. dra. marta: mÁs a notar que estÁ inconsciente, no está respirando, va a estar del lado... las encÍas azulosas... inmediatamente le vas a poner en el lado derecho abajo, le vas a chequear que no tenga ningÚn objeto en la boca, y vas a soplar en la nariz dos voces... si nuestro interÉs pequeÑito es el hocico entera. con tu mano vas a hacer las compresiones cardÍacas, y vas a comprimir una, 2,30 veces. por lo menos cinco minutos acuÉrdate que si después de tres minutos el perro todavÍa estÁ inconsciente puede que tenga un daÑo cerebral permanente. ana: marta, y estos son primeros auxilios, obviamente debemos consultar

dra maritza: la tosferina es una enfermedad que ocasiona una tos violenta incontrolable que puede dificultare puede afectar a cualquier persona y causar discapacidad permanente en bebÉs son la muerte. la enfermedad dura seis semanas, pero puede alcanzar hasta 10. >> se maniifiestan como si fuera un catarro. doctora: los episodios de tos pueden conducir al vÓmito. es interesante como cada vez con mayor frecuencia estÁn apareciendo pacientes con enfermedades que se pudieran prevenir, una. lo _con vacunas. >> estamos en el siglo xxi, hemos hecho las vacunas para prevenir enfermedades que pueden ser mortÍferas. doctora: la enfermedad se propaga de persona a persona, el estornudo de alguna persona que padezca la enfermedad. usted debe consultar con su pediatra y su mÉdico de cabecera, porque tambiÉn los adultos pueden parecerla. soy su doctora maritza fuentes. ilia: usted no se vaya, que ya regresamos con mÁs informaciÓn. ♪♪ ilia:hoy tuvimos un dÍa lindo y soleado una brisa placentera, las temperaturas altas llegaron a los 50. vamos con eduardo rodrÍguez. eduardo: buenas tardes, ilia. efectivamen

and, of course the other moderators including aun dra mich -- andre mitchell had asked him not to ask that question. >> it was a controversial question. >> he answered that question like he had answered the question a thousand times before. >> answering the death penalty question. >> right. he did not address what everyone wanted him to do or make that emotional connection. he had the opportunity and he missed it. >> let's contrast it for instance, to newt gingrich. john king opens the debate about his personal life about accusations -- >> he lashed out and shamed the press. >> shamed the press. if michael dukakis had shamed the press -- >> if he had done that opportunity, it probably would have done exactly what he was trying to do at that time which is show he was a passionate person about many things including his family. showing some emotion. >> there is a great walter mondale anecdote he loved to tell. he called up george mcgovern and asked him, when do you get over losing the presidency and mcgovern quipped, i'll let you know when you do. as michael dukakis gotten over it? >> af

tenemos piesas de perÚ y colombia y tambiÉn los estamos esperando para que nos visitan y tambiÉn estÁ dra excepsional. >>> estamos aprendiendo tambiÉn de nosotros mismos. >>> aprendiendo que la cultura miguel herrera ana no tiene igual hoy en el mundo es muy rico estÁ suceciendo hoy la ciudad de mÉxico es un lugar que estÁ todo el tiempo resurgiendo y hay artistas que son de los mejores del mundo cÓmo gabriel orozco la cultura estÁ viva hoy. >>> usted ve que muchas de los contemporanos. >>> nuevas tentencias es cÓmo al colar que se va enriquesiendo en sa bellea. los mayas y ellos aztecas que son grande artistas y diego y frida que groriosos artistas y ahora el los artistas del momento que estÁn compitiendo y tambiÉn yenando para su dar sa exposiciÓn. >>> con quÉ sabor se va la gente? >>> con ese sabor que bonita mÉxico y que precioso artistas tenemos y en mÉxico con zugiÑa que tambiÉn tenemos mucho es una visita preciosa. >>> su misiÓn para el museo mÉxico en sfa san francisco. >>> que sea un lugar muy visado. >>> de eso se trata para mÁs informaciÓn ahora se llama los maestros son mexica

dra rivera: parece de pelÍcula pero tambiÉn se decÍa eso del corazÓn y hoy se puede.ondiciÓn neurolÓgica en la que no puede mover su cuerpo pero su cerebro todavÍa funciona. el en lo que hablÁbamos en el de stephen hopkins, imagÍnense que puedan quitarle su cabeza de una manera quirÚrgica, una decapitaciÓn quirÚrgica, consiguen un cuerpo de alguien que estÉ normal, que haya muerto y trasplantan la cabeza al cuerpo sano. obviamente, esto tiene unas complejidades de ustedes ni se imaginan, hay que poder elaborar los vasos sanguÍneos de la cabeza con los del cuerpo, el cerebro tiene que ser atado a la columna vertebral de la otra persona. pamela: si cuesta trabajo verlo en la grÁfica, ¿hay antecedentes de alguna experimento o estamos hablando de una teorÍa? dr rivera: no en humanos, en los aÑos 70 se hizo un trasplante de cabeza en un mono y el animal viviÓ por nueve horas. en ese tiempo muriÓ porque el sistema inmunolÓgico del cuerpo atacÓ a la cabeza que fue trasplantada y no pudo subsistir. el cientÍfico dice que esa cabeza que van a trasplantar tiene que estar en una

so this was a dra, a sponsored initiative that the bart board voted on a couple weeks ago and it made these changes to this car configuration. so the advantage is of this are they allow groups travel with more passenger in a wheelchair to stay together. it also removed that pole from the wheelchair designated area as well as isolating the bike areas to the first door so it keeps bikes away from passengers using wheelchairs. there is two pictures depicted here. one is the cab car with a train operator, operates the train and the other is just a little bit more room because we don't have that cab area. again the benefits of this new proposal to allow passengers with more than one wheelchair to be closer together. they will find the wheelchair area to the right as they board from all platforms, no matter if it's the center boarding platform or sideboarding platform. as you enter the door it will always be at the center door of each car. it retains the tripod pole -- and each indoor for semi ambulatory people who may need to hold onto as the train accelerates. it's sometimes hard to get s

the liberal democratic party and junior coalition party komeito have agreed on three principles for draing up legislation. it must be justified under international law and must have public support and civilian over sight and the safety of personnel must be guaranteed. leaders of both parties want the sdf to provide logistical support for foreign troops if it agreed to peace and stability. they agreed to lift limits on geographical limits. under the current system the government must get approval from the diet each time they are sent abroad. there have been fierce debates among lawmakers. they hope a new package of legislation will remove that hurdle. >>> more than 100 protesters rallied near the diet building in tokyo responding to a call by pop position parties. they say they are concerned by the way the legislation is being drawn up and its potential impact. >> translator: i want my children as well as other children to grow up in a peaceful society. that is why i'm here. >> translator: top government leaders and members of the ruling parties are pushing through the legislation on their

we are learn more about ap dra yas lubitz. he had accumulated only 630 hours of flying time. lubitz had no criminal record or known terrorist connections. he took a break from the flying school in 2009, but the parent company lufthansa would not say why. he had changed the auto pilot controls setting it for the crash. the cockpit recording shows that he was breathing normal. we have more on the report from kim ber kimberly tree. >> the faa has regulations in place to prevent it, but they say that the regulations are notal foolproof. >> reporter: the french officials say that the captain was locked out of the cockpit when the co-pilot alone with the controls gid eded the plane into fatal descent sgrchlt there is no good reason why a commercial jet pilot responsible for hundreds of passengers is allowed to be alone. >> reporter: the faa requires two people to be in the cockpit at all times. but regardless the faa says that it does not go far enough. >> you don't want to bring in the flight attendants, because they can't fly an aircraft. >> reporter: after the 9/11, the cockpit

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among the clues, two torn-up dras notes found in the trash, declearing the pilot unfit to work one note for the very day of the crash. now victims' relatives laying flowers at the crash site. one person calling for the airline to do a better job of taking care of pilots. alex marquardt leads us off tonight. alex? >> reporter: good evening cecilia, lots of questions to night about exactly what kind of illness andreas lubitz had. his last checkup was a while ago. it was last year. now the fbi has question about trainers who worked with lubitz during his time in the u.s. as investigators dig through lubitz's apartment looking for clues, they have reportedly found large amounts of medication for a "psychosomatic illness" and evidence he was severely depressed, according to the german newspaper, die welt. this after german prosecutors said doctors' notes saying lubitz was unfit for work were found torn up in the trash. "the deceased hid his illness from his employer and colleagues," he says. and the medical mystery deepening, with the new york times reporting that lubitz had gotten treatment

and orange and silver line dras s delays toward largo and new carrollton. elsewhere, taking a look at 95 traveling toward the d.c. beltway looking good. lanes are open. and 270 looking good out of frederick. >>> with a lot of schools closing today, a perfect opportunity to pick up a book and read with your kids. today is read across america today. it is a nationwide celebration of reading. also happens to fall on dr. seuss' birthday. even though some schools are closed a lot of schools had events planned and they would continue those events through the week. >>> today we'll hear from the montgomery county council about the plan to partially ban e-cigarettes down till president holding a news conference at 11:00. tomorrow the council is expected to approve a bill banning e-cigarettes from the same places traditional cigarettes are banned. another bill tomorrow will keep county pet stores free p of puppy mill cats and dogs. >>> this you cannot believe your ice. the man who suffered a seizure during a sky dive is now recounting his terrifying ordeal. >> take a

a stroke left this man a quad dra mreej ik and bed written but now he can use the robot with a wide anglebeam to navigate anywhere around the seattle art museum and see anything he wants. it was henry's idea to put beams in the museum. >> it allows me to socialize and has given me part of my life back. >> the beams are $16,000 last eight hours on a charge and just needs a wifi or cell connection to the internet. the seattle is one of the museums in the country for testing the robot for permanent use. >>> it's a show that currently has the largest cast on television and is billed as the most popular show. i was in san francisco as the stars of the show made their bay area experience at the opera house. >> season premier for game of thrones season five at the san francisco opera house and when you talk about a season premier for this show, there are no red carpets ronl black carpets. >> cast members came from all over the world to celebrate a new season where the focus is --. >> all about getting the power. when you've got the power you've got to keep the power. >> dragons boobs and blood.

parliament will now have to write a new law for the internet, one with many hope will be more fair and less dra. >>> voters will now go to the polls in nigeria this weekend. >> reporter: this woman runs a restaurant in abuja is voting in nigeria's presidential and parliamentary elections. women make up just under 50% of registered voters but very few female candidates will be on the ballots. only a couple hundred women are running. >> the men, they will never give you chance at all. to come out, to make the rights. they will never agree any woman to come in front of them. >> reporter: despite that she plans to vote for as many female candidates as she can. it costs tons of money to run for office in nigeria. many people think a women's place is in the home and there is also the factor of violence during elections. only one woman is running for president out of 14 candidates. on sunday she took part in a televised debate with president goodluck jonathan. she is confident things can improve. >> women themselves are proving that they are capable in other places in life. we have seen nigerian women

. >> you can save a life and dra tickly improve your own ♪ who let the dogs out ♪ >> how did the chihuahua make the list? >> i think there's some justice to that. >> it was rigged. it was rigged. >> sara is the national ambassador for the chihuahua association. >> remember you can go to a shelter and adopt a cat or a dog and save a life any time. i want to make that pitch. >> i love that voice. >> he weighed 8 pounds when he knocked you over. >> thank you. i appreciate that. i'm not a large man. >>> this is a special day. at "gma" our atlanta viewers can see us every sunday on channel 2 action news. >> they sent us these great vests. rob, i'm told they gave you one as well? >> oh! >> right there, baby. nothing like a little swag. looks good huh? they are so cool. you know guy, i spent ten years down here in atlanta, when i worked at cnn, so i consider atlanta to be my second home town. i watched wsb the whole time. it's such an incredible station. i put it up against any city across the country and atlanta is very very lucky to have wsb as their abc affiliate here. let's talk about the wea

ation industry veteran who is currently a principal at dra professional aviation services. as you see on the screen, he joins us live from sydney. captain ross, thanks for joining us again. you spoke with us this time yesterday. and your theory of something that something catastrophic must have happened on the plane, maybe kplegz blowout of some sort -- compression blowout of some sort. i'm wondering about the theory of one pile perhaps being locked out changes your view. what does that make you think? >> my first reaction is to understand where this report is coming from. i know "the new york times" is a reputable journal, but they've only had the cockpit voice recorder for a little -- probably not even 24 hours really. and this information is being leaked so early. they probably only had the cockpit voice recorder for 12 hours and somebody started the story. i'm a bit concerned with its validity to be honest. it may well turn on the to be true. i would like to know more than an unnamed source close to the investigation. this is a very serious matter. this has very, very s

the final scene of a shakespearean dra playing out in a san francisco courtroom right now.sing arguments in ellen powell's potentially landmark sex discrimination case. those arguments understood way right now. the stakes just got a whole lot higher. we're going to be covering thatm story. >>>ve plus, i it seems like a sw of portfolio managers are screaming buy europe. well, someone's coming on to dis say, hey, not so fast, you want to stay and buy in the u.s. we'll be right back. which leads to better decisions for our clients. it's a uniquely collaborative approach you won't find anywhere else. put our global active management expertise to work for you. mfs. there is no expertise without collaboration. it's more than tit's security - and flexibility. it's where great ideas and vital data are stored. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions from a trusted it partner. including cloud and hosting services - all backed by an industry leading broadband network and people committed to helping you grow your business. you get a company that's more than just the sum

he has extensive experience in the aviation industry and is a principal in dra professional aviationvices. thank you, sir, for talking with us. let's start by this -- authorities, they're trying to work out why this plane crashed. and what we know so far is there was this controlled descent from 38,000 feet that took eight minutes. but no distress call was made. what does that all tell you? >> very little rosemary. i really have difficulties with some of the speculation i'm hearing -- [ inaudible ] they do believe that something catastrophic appeared on the flight deck and the aircraft started a descent. it clearly started a descent. that was obvious from the atc radar. whether the pilots initiated that voluntarily or involuntarily is a big question in my mind. if something catastrophic occurred where a panel you blew out some part of the aircraft and they had decompression, the first thing to do is get down to 10,000 feet or thereabouts. it does look like a controlled descent initially. but if it was a controlled descent, why didn't they say something? i think that point has been ma

no big dra in. damp roadways.look to the map toward oakland through san leandro, reports of a crash blocking one lane at davis street. sounds like they should be able to clear that quickly, typical pattern southbound 880 as well as south 680, but there is another crash in sunol around highway 84, four cars involved but they're off the roadway off to the shoulder, there is your south bay with your typical northbound build. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. 5:57 right now. >>> a scary wake-up call in chile after a large quake rattles that country. >>> plus nissan under investigation accused of cutting corners when it comes to fixing a potentially deadly air bag problem. >>> and the controversial proposal that could cost homeowners thousands of dollars in fireplace upgrades. >>> right now at 6:00, a bay area cliffside crumbles, sending two hikers plummeting toward the rocks below. >>> a violent weekend across the bay area. three police shootings in just eight hours. >>> and the political heavyweight announce

developer darryl dra in.with mayor michael nutter and kenny gamble to announce plans for a new rye highs. the hotel's interior design will honor the legendary music record there had over all those years. >> and fans of a timeless love story have the time of their lives at lunch today. >> ♪♪ >>> the kimmel center hosted a music filled lunch to celebrate the arrival of dirty dancing at the academy of music. talented students showed off signature moves from the classic movie and fans could compete in trivia contests. the stage adaptation of the smash hit opens on march 24th. >> are you a big fan of that movie. >> yes, of course. >> my sister owned it and i feel like i watched it every night. >> and so you were a big fan too. >> i was, absolutely. >> okay. >> time for the accuweather forecast. >> let's go to meteorologist adam joseph. >> no one puts adam in the corner. >> i was going to say no one puts shirleen in a corner. back it up. as we take a look outside double scan live radar showing that we have rain app

back and on the right and one of lincoln at prayer in the stairwell here just this side of the ca need dra. if you haven't seen, you must see tonight. there is a carving of dr. king that graces the side aisle and it was as of course as you know from this pulpit that he gave his last sunday sermon in march of 1968, just days before he was taken from us. tonight on the 150th anniversary of lincoln's second inauguration we will talk about how these two men shaped our nation and how the issues they addressed in their last great speeches are still with us today. the cathedral is delighted to be sponsoring this program with forward's theater and i'm -- ford's theater and i'm delighted to welcome the director offord's theater. >> thank you, bishop and thank you to washington national cathedral for partnering with us on this amazing event and hosting it in this beautiful and iconic space. thank you all for joining us this evening. today marks the 150th anniversary of president's second inaugural address. in a few weeks we will mark the 150th anniversary of lincoln's death. this time period between

if you were to dra chma-tize the economy, that ultimately may be the decision that they make. it will be an interesting dynamic. greece you put it aside today, but it will come to the four again and there will be a vibrant discussion about it is time to leave. stephanie: you think they should leave? rick: so i think there is a mechanism by which they could that could be done in a way that doesn't disrupt the entire european system -- stephanie: for real? rick: absolutely. stephanie: i feel like everything about greece disrupts the whole system. rick: part of the reason why germany has drawn the line in the sand and part of the reason why it ultimately makes sense to move on so it does not disrupt the bigger paradigm in europe. stephanie: you are looking at the measure that blackrock has put together here, the yellen curve, or the yellen index. what is that? rick: the markets always love to be simply stick about focusing on the unemployment rate or the payroll number. there is a series of metrics, including job openings, vacancy rates, etc. we use a broad metric to -- broad set

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you spent a lot of time traveling in dra brazilianbrazil recently.ce prices? >> you know i'm having trouble hearing you. we actually -- we flew it back in our quarter we think that we've had incredible strength across the board. obviously from the u.s. market doing incredibly well. even with some of the currency shifts that we're seeing with the u.s. dollar abroad those things, right, we think overperforming that, a lot of our travelers have investments in u.s. dollars and at a wealth level where the currency shifts are not as critical. >> i mean obviously it's a busy summer for you as you spend $50 million on this superspeed gondola to connect park city with canyons, the biggest ski resort in the united states. what about the championships, the world alpine championships, did you take a hit. >> like any international event there are a lot of travelers that do not want to visit resore while having a big event. we expected to take a bit of a hit, that was factored into our expectations. park city we are -- could not be more excited. a huge opportunity

. >> reporter: more supply wti prices could fall and according to some fall dra mastically $20, $30 a barrel more in the short term. back to you. >> morgan thank you. becky, it was broken arrow. >> broken arrow. >> got time join us tomorrow. "squawk on the street" is next. ♪ >> good wednesday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer david faber at new york stock exchange. premark weak again after the worst day for stocks since january. downgrade of alcoa today adding to sentiment. the european economy shows signs of improving. oil managing to hang on to a level above 50 at 50.6. the ten-year remains around 209, 210. road map begins with the markets. investors facing this continuing pullback, after the nasdaq broke 5000 earlier in the week. private sector employment data not helping, days ahead of friday's jobs number. >> everything must go. target aiming for billions in cost cuts while abercrombie shares get discounted on mixed quarterly results. >> pressure mounting on ge's ceo jeff imle. we'll explain why that's in the news. >>> stocks pulling

this spending has increased dra maltcally and crowded out funding for national security and other priorities. mandatory spending aloan in 2014 cost $2.3 trillion. more than was spent funding the entire government in 2004. as a member of the house budget committee, i've worked with our colleagues to craft a budget that addresses our country's fiscal challenges. the house republican budget balances with -- within 10 years and does not raise taxes. it reforms unsustainable government programs while keeping the promises that have been made to our seniors. it grants flexibility to the states on medicaid, allowing them to craft their own health care programs for those in need. this change brings method cade closer to the american -- medicaid closer to the american people it was meant to serve. i hope that members of both parties in both the senate and the house will be able to come together and address the budget in a responsible way without raising taxes on hardworking families who have seen their wames stagnate during this historically slow economic recovery. the house republican budget puts our

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the uncertainty and anxiety that patients and their providers experienced annually, wondering if the drao enian cuts to reimbursements would occur. this bipartisan permanent resolution will replace the sustainable growth rate with a more stable system that will ensure our seniors do not lose access to their health care providers. mr. speaker, this legislation's by no means perfect but it is a move in the right direction for children, seniors and our medical providers. thank you mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? mr. hoyer: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. hoyer: thank you mr. speaker. mr. speaker the house is coming to order. mr. speaker, we just passed a bipartisan bill that addressed an issue, as the previous speaker said, that needed to be addressed. yesterday mr. speaker, the supreme court handed down a decision alabama legislative caucus vs. alabama, whi