emerson, tÚ eres anticÁmara asÍ que çte agradecemos el que hayas venido hoy.navidad y ella eso era lo que mÁs disfrutaba porque era la chiquita de la casa, la consentida y a ella le correspondÍa poner al niÑo en el pesebre y lo disfrutaba. >> me encantaba y darle besitos. siempre le sobaba los besitos y le daba besos al niÑo dios. una infancia muy hermosa. >> pero hay una çnavidad que haya sido inolvidable? >> cuando era chiquita la verdad que lo mÁs bonito era poder estar con mis abuelos y mis padres y todos juntos. darÍa todo por estar igual. es muy difÍcil elegir una. no sÉ, tÚ te aciurdas de alguna en particular? >> un perro que le çregalaron que supuestamente era macho y no, o con el tiempo nos dimos cuenta que era hembra! >> imagÍnate que le pusimos konnan por... y le tuvimos que poner la konnina! [risas] >> cuando uno forma su propia familia y se convierte en mamÁ como tÚ y papÁ como emerson. quÉ tradiciÓn tienen? >> çnos cambiÓ la vida de padres. antes era cenar nosotros tranquilos. la familia. y ahora vienen los regalos y las sorpresas. >> y karla

she was walking along emerson street when a man forced her into white van.about a mile, sexually assaulted her, then dropped off in an alley. she was not able to give an accurate description because he was wearing a mask. >>> 6:37 is the time, 30 degrees in alexandria. >> school punishment and race. suspension rates could come down to the color of his students p -- student's skin. >> and who we admire the most this year. quicksand's we will look at how >>> thursday morning, 6:40. welcome back. a cold start to the day. 20 degrees colder now in some locations than yesterday. you will notice a difference. 33 in the district. that is an exception. 23 at dulles airport. 23 in manassas, 27 in winchester, 23 in martinsburg. fortunately, we don't have the wind chill. that's a decided overnight. we don't have a bitter wind chills. what you see outside is what you get and exactly how would feels. the clouds are increasing moving in from a weakening low pressure system from the west. increasing clouds, not as windy double temperatures this afternoon, mid 40's. 46 for t

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he approached her as she was walking along emerson street.drove about a mile, sexually assaulting her and dropped in an alley. he said the attacker was wearing a mask. >> a hit list lead to a serious situation for students and parents in elementary school. officials say a fourth grade girl put together a kill list earlier this year that included 35 students and singer justin bieber. >> are you kidding? this is not happen here. i wish they would have notified everyone. and nevada parents were not happy. >> the girls said she was being bullied. some parents wonder removed. >> five days before the iowa caucus and a major blow to michele bachman's campaign. the chairman is now backing ron paul. she says the i was state senator made the switch because of money. the ron paul campaign denies that claim. >>> newt gingrich appears to be raking in the dough. his campaign to raise $9 million in the last three months. that is more than he has been able to raise in previous quarters. his polls are starting to fly. >>> the attorney general is speaking out

ralph waldo emerson.u, abogÓ por "pequeÑos oasis de naturaleza virgen en el desierto de nuestra civilizaciÓn". lo que emerge a mitad del siglo 19 es la idea de que regresar a la naturaleza virgen es restaurador. es una forma de escapar de la de la vida urbana y civilizada de encontrarse con un ser inocente, regresando a lo quien uno es, a la autenticidad. si quieres conocer a dios, la manera de hacerlo no es entrando a una catedral, ni abriendo un libro sino en la cima de una montaÑa. allj verÁs a dios como verdaderamente estÁ en este mundo. pero todo peligraba mientras el nombre del destino manifiesto marchaba a travÉs del continente p, sacando sistemÁticamente a los inoss dsue hogares y transformando las ra ertis para otros usos. er el artista george catlin se preocupaba de que las enormes manadas de bÚfalos y los indios que dependjan de ellas fueran a desaparecer y propuso la creaciÓn de un parque nacional para salvarlos a ambos. nadie le escuchÓ. en los 1860, la maravilla natural mÁs famosa del pajs,

bridgewater throws deep and picked off by dave emerson. check out the return. he will cut side to side across the field avoiding defenders. how does he get through all those people? goes to the edge. cuts back across the grain. dances in for the touchdown. he's the leading interceptor in the country, if that's such a word. n.c. state wins the game 31-24. >>> basketball news, louisville's rick patino says he will step down from coaching but not until his contract runs out in 2015. he led programs at providence and kentucky and said it is only realistic to say he doesn't have that many more games left. louisville out to a 12-0 start. the cardinals play georgetown tonight. rick patino saying he will retire in 2017. >>> coming up on "morning joe," mitt romney and newt gingrich go over it in iowa over their conservative records and lucille ball and the chocolate factory. >>> and when we come back, we'll huddle around the water cooler for our clips of the year, and who could forget this dandy, the old chinese people singing, dancing to lady gaga. "way too early" comi

that seems like an exception to the dogma, but what did emerson say? a speech of consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds. >> i was just thinking that. [laughter] going the other direction, as fast as possible, one of the things -- a pattern that has arisen over the years -- a lot of the leading engineers in the technology industry tend to meet with each other at an burning man, recognize kindred spirits, something like that. the most recent case would be eric schmidt meeting with the founders of google up there. that would reportedly one of the big factors. what is it that makes burning man such a haven for that kind of connection? >> several factors. you think about the culture of silicon valley. eric schmidt had been some interesting papers. he had been making the point that so much of the tech industry is project-based learning. google gives people time off to do what they want. they give them time to explore and hang out with other people, outside of the framework of this more structured enterprise. burning man, from the very beginning is proj

as we know, emerson and thoreau were lincoln's contemporaries. gandhi created outside johannesburg, gandhi was in south africa for 20 years as we know, that center was named tolstoy. when the russian died in november 1910, gandhi's wonderful obituary in his journal and south africa in the opinion was entitled, quote the late lamented tolstoy, the great. before tolstoy's death, and only two years after his comments on lincoln, the russian road to gandhi about the passive resistance that gandhi had discussed in his significant 1809 text in indian home row. the passive resistance as discussed by gandhi was of the greatest importance not only for india but for the whole of humanity. just before he would die, in the last long letter that he wrote, tolstoy wrote again to gandhi and said that the non-violent resistance in part of south africa supplied the most weighty practical proven his worth of what he and gandhi together believe. at a tolstoy your work, teams to be far away from the center of our world, is yet the most fundamental and the most impor

. >> ambassador richard emerson -- referred -- richard murphy is the former secretary of state for middle eastern affairs. he is on our webcam in new york for us. wednesday, the u.s. said president assad showed leave power. he lacks credibility and does not deserve to rule. what impact will those words have in damascus? >> they are used by damascus as a sign that the troubles they are having are inspired by foreigners. over their history, as an independent state, they have been subjected to foreign intervention. since the difficulty started eight months ago in syria, there has been a series of statements about our difficulties are caused by foreign thugs, hired assassins, etc. what pressure does the new statements from washington have? i do not think very much. not as much as the actions of the arab league. if the arab league decides to take the case to the security council, that will really be a more important, direct pressure on syria than statements out of the white house. >> these are legal observers who will arrive in syria on thursday. are they going to make much difference? >> it d

ocurrio ayer por la noche frente a un restaurante de pizzas cerca de la avenida universidad y la calle emersonel centro de la ciudad... ---la policia dijo que la victima habia estado bebiendo alcohol pero todavia desconocen el motivo de la agresion... cu - anchor la polica de san jos asest un golpe duro al grafiti.. en un operativo de varios meses arrestaron a varios individuos que sospechan son responsables por la mitad del grafiti en la ciudad entera.. jaime peluffo nos trae el reporte.. jaime... take anchor live cu - peluffo csar, este operativo involucr a varias agencias de la regin y produjo el arresto de ms de 50 grafiteros.. take pkg son un fastidio en comunidades y afean los vecindarios.. los grafitis. s.o.t. josé bernardino/reside nte de san josé 1:40:00 causa mal aspecto, da miedo hacia las personas que viven en el vecindario y la gente que vive en el vecindario tiene miedo de acercarse a ese vecindario.. nats.. pero esta tarde, la policia de san jos anunci el arresto de 50 grafiteros, y especficamen te, la aprehensin de un grupo o pandilla de 4 que saturaban las carreteras con su gr

and it's a pick to david emerson. he goes right. no, wait. he goes left. how about right again?and taking it all the way to the house, 65 yards for the score. north carolina state wins it, 31-24. >>> that's your espn news update. i'm jorge andres. for more sports highlights and news, tune in to espn news. >> that was something. >> yeah. nice run there. >>> up next, "the pulse," and the latest celebrity marriage that lasted only 16 days. >> oh, yeah. >>> plus, when a crocodile wants something, he gets it. even if it's a lawn mower. [ female announcer ] find yourself sometimes cleaning up after your dishcloth? bounty extra soft can help. it's super durable, and in this lab test bounty extra soft leaves this surface three times cleaner than a dishcloth. even with just one sheet. super clean. super soft. bounty extra soft. in the pink pack. and try bounty napkins. [ male announcer ] it's easy to see what subaru owners care about. ♪ that's why we created the share the love event. get a great deal on a new subaru and 250 dollars goes to your choice of five charities. ♪ with your help,

emerson, now to unruly to play with others, has spent nine years in the sanctuary. these great apes would not be the return to the homes again until indonesia's forests are safe once more. >> the husband of britain that it queen elizabeth, prince philip, has left the hospital where he spent the last four nights, over christmas, of course, being treated for a heart problem. of the prince is 90 years old and he was smiling and waving as he left the hospital in eastern england. he was taken and on friday to receive treatment for a blocked coronary artery. he made the journey to the queen's estate in eastern england where his family are all gathered for the christmas holidays. most famous and most photographed buildings, the cathedral,sacre ceour, both political and religious monument. as christian frazier reports, it is not always been a source of inspiration for some french people. >> even on a murky winter's day, the white domes of sacre ceuor so aluminate the skyline. you cannot as much visit the basilica, the climate. 10 million people make the ascent for the spect

as luck would have it, a reporter named emerson hough on assignment for "forest and stream," was also in the park with a photographer to do an article about yellowstone in the winter. when the poacher bragged that the worst punishment he could receive for his crime was expulsion from the park and the loss of only 26 dollars' worth of equipment, hough realized he had stumbled onto a great story and quickly telegraphed it to grinnell in newor.k ci.nt grinnell knew just what to do with it. schullery: grinnell just pulled out all the stops. he ran the story in "forest and stream." he was in contact with everybody he knew who might be able to wake up, you know, the sleeping giant the american public, and make them care about this, and he succeeded. coyote: within a week, legislation was working its way through congress authorizing regulations that would finally protect the park, its geysers, and its wildlife. on may 7, 1894, less than two months after howell's capture, president grover cleveland signed the bill into law. [birds chirping] schullery: george bird grinnell and theodore rooseve

that woman told investigators she was walking in the 900 block of emerson street when a masked man drove up in a white van, got out, forced her into that van at knife point. the suspect then drove to the 1200 block of delafield place where he sexually assaulted her and let her go. >>> and we have new information tonight on the accused serial mall slasher in northern virginia. johnny fled to peru and now they are trying to extradite him back to northern virginia to stand trial. a police spokeswoman says he arrived in peru a couple weeks ago and is now believed to be in the capital city of lema. police issued a warrant back in september. they believe he used a raiser blade or a box cutter to slash nine women in their buttocks while they were out shopping. >>> and we also have new information on those garages set on fire up in urbana early yesterday morning. tonight, police say they have four suspects in custody. investigators say the 16-year- old boys used marine flairs to set the garages on fire on singleton terrace and addison woods road. they tracked them down using surveillance video f

emerson: three minutes. thank you, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, i'm so relieved that this measure today will provide desperately needed funds for emergencies and disasters which occurred all over the country this past year. for most americans the thought of the suffering caused by tornadoes and floods faced with the newspaper headlines, months later, though, so many in our country are still trying to recover from storms and events that took them from their homes, their livelihoods, their safety, or all of the above. this funding and a reminder of their plight are very important to call to mind as we vote upon this measure. i'd like to recognize these folks in southern missouri who have been through it all and have set such a remarkable example and really come out fighting. we have wendall who is over 80 years old and his daughter who runs their sweet corn farm of several thousand acres, all of it was destroyed. brother bennett who lived in the floodway for over 80 years, he lost his home. milas and wanda, they lost their home and so much

it was a well-known teacher, ralph waldo emerson who wrote life is a journey, not a destination.l, that's apparently true even for seals. the wildlife conservation society used a transmitter to track an elephant seal named jackson as he traveled 18,000 miles off the coast of chile. jackson made the 11-month journey-- the equivalent of swimming from sydney to new york and back-- in search of food. when america heads back to space, will this odd-looking plane help take us there? we'll examine that next. tionablc [ '80s dance music plays ] [ sighs ] [ male announcer ] choose taste. choose prego. [ slap! slap! slap! slap! slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums lugging around a hot water extraction unit can be a rush! that's why i'm carpet for life. but if things get out of hand, there's no shame in calling us. ♪call 1-800-steemer. i habe a cohd. and i toog nyguil bud i'm stild stubbed up. [ male announcer ] sorry, buddy. truth is, nyquil doesn't un-

melinda emerson is the host of the weekly web cast called small biz chat. and she's also author of the book "become your own boss in 12 months." and nina kauffman is an attorney and the founder of ask the business lawyer dotcom. great to see both of you. >> thank you. >> the thing that stuck out to me the most in that piece is when they said we go to the factories and we talk to people who work there. and i saw you shook your head when you heard that also. what struck you about that? >> what struck me about that is really getting that sense of what's going on on the ground. that, the employees are really have their fingers on the pulse of how the company is doing, whether they truly know it or not. if you have a happy workforce, you're going to have a productive workforce. and that's what prevents problems from arising, and interruptions -- >> they're not going to tell you, necessarily when they're selling to you. i also think this company prides themselves on putting love into their garments. they don't want any sold sweat shop making t-shirts for them. th

emerson, and i want to thank mr. serrano because together they saw to it that this funding was in the bill, and i certainly want to thank mrs. emerson for the bipartisanship she has shown ever since she has been on the committee that handles the d.c. appropriation, even in those occasions where she and i are in disagreement, she's always open to hearing from us. i am equally -- i'm equally glad that the d.c. tag program was funded. thousands of our children are going to colleges throughout the united states. on funding from the federal government make up for the fact that the district of columbia does not have a state university system. had this funding been shut off it would have been a catastrophe for those in college and those preparing to go to college and, of course, i mentioned the department of homeland security headquarters. they had that headquarter a priority for this administration and the prior administration. it's a prior for the district of columbia because so many of the jobs will go to those in this r

it happened at the university avenue and emerson street.he victim was out bar hopping when he was attacked yesterday morning. police only have a vague description of the suspect and they are describing the suspect as a latino man thought to be between 20 and 25 years old. very vague details and if you have any information contact palo alto police. >>> san francisco drivers no longer have to dig for change pay for parking. the city's new pay by phone system is up and running in the castro district. they are able to download a smart app and get a payed sticker. there is a 40-cent fee every time you use it and the service will be all over the city of san francisco. 5:48 let's check in with sal for a look at your traffic. >> some people have been sliding off the roads, and on the right shoulder, big-rig went off the shoulder so we are trying to figure out how serious this crash is. let's look at the san mateo bridge, wet weather with no major problems but steve says it has not rained a lot but it has rained enough to make the roads slippery and

ralph waldo emerson once so eloquently said that in the woods we return to reason and faith. so rosy and i decided that this would be our mission and argues that the land. we begin to manage your land, plants and trees and managed not only for the trees, but for the biodiversity that exists on the landscape. and this led to advocacy work. the first book i put out called for evergreen, history and hope of the american forest because i felt there was a lot of misunderstanding about forest management and i wanted to put in on his face it. where we've been, where we are and we were going. that led to a children's book, to treat primary, which is a lot of fun to meet in the most recent release they have tonight called growing a better america, which addresses smart growth, factory at 310 million people in this country, 400 million by 2040 or before an tremendous pressure on natural lands. in some loss of her naturally is due to that pressure and how he might be all to do with it of course is the subject of that book. and you know, as i would record or tour with some of these artis

>> emerson! [risas] >> son cachondonas y me abrazaba y me hacÍa así.lleros, para que puedan labrarse un futuro..y escapar de las garras de la perdición!! # ♪ ♪ >> quÉ tal? ¡muy buenos dÍas! gracias por continuar con nosotros. recuerde que puede seguir nuestras cuentas en las redes sociales. aparece la de uninoticias tambiÉn en twitter. >> ante la expectativa de un paÍs un grupo de especialistas separÓ a siamesas en chile. >> tenemos los Últimos detalles desde el centro de satÉlites. ¡muy buenos dÍas! maría eugenia. >> este ha sido el proceso de separaciÓn de mÁs alto riesgo de la medicina en chile. >> los esperanzados padres de las siamesas marÍa paz y maría josÉ se despidieron de sus pequeÑas antes de que estas fueran sometidas a una maratÓnica operación para separar pelvis, pecho, intestinos. >> pero los mÉdicos siempre se mantuvieron cautelosos. >> yo drÍa que todo es complejo porque ellas estÁn unidas muy extensamente. es una operaciÓn tremendamente laboriosa y complicada. >> se estimaba que la cirugÍa tardarÍa 18 horas pero necesitaron 20 horas. >

that's at route 1 and the emerson bypass. and one accident to watch out for in baltimore city. harford road at evergreen. you can see, things are very heavy there. that's a look at the west side at wilkens avenue. and we'll take another look. you can see things slowing down there on greenspring avenue. this traffic report is brought to you by kfc. it's the official chicken of the baltimore ravens. stop in and try a 10-piece holiday feast for only $20. only at kfc, tastes so good. back to you. >> thank you, kristy. >>> the u.s. naval academy is gearing up for tomorrow's big game against arch archrival army. sky eye chopper 13 is over the midshipman of the 13th company as they make a 111-mile run from annapolis to landover. one midshipman is carrying the game's balls. this year's run honors the 10th anniversary of september 11th. the runners will pass by in washington before countering and continuing on the field into fedex tomorrow morning. big game. >>> and you can watch what is called america's game, live tomorrow afternoon. right here on wjz. the action starts at 2:30. >>> st

emerson with the pick. bring it back for a touch down. he ladies the country in interception with 13. cardinals made it interesting but nc state hangs on to win 3 31-24. >> warriors guard curry now listed as day-to-day after reinjuring his ankle last night against chicago. x-ray reveal no break but he might sit out tomorrow home game against the knicks pt. he came down on kyle's foot. before that looked great with 21 points, 7 rebound, 10 assist and 6 stooels steals. coach jackson was pleased but says there's a long way to go. >> we are never satisfied. we look at the film. look at the play and excited about it. but it doesn't stop there. we are going to keep on building and chipping away and not fall in love with doing it one night. we have 66 games. >> by the way former warrior fan favorite lynn has been signed by the knicks so he should be in uniform tomorrow when new york comes to the arena. looks like the lakers will avoid a bad start playing utah. ron says he's throwing it down and hard to leave kobe out of the highlights. the slam

. >> igual que emerson! >> sÍ, porque !ww6akepÑá >> mieras z@ mqle estÁn haciendo un masajito... >> eso es lo que quisieran las sras. >> somos como cotonetes para muchas personas. ;77vçicwyy0##n >> suavemente! >> cuÉntame! z@ mq >> se imagina que estÁ en fg/el centro de la ciudad y va a su !v xoñ"e supermercado a hacer sus z@ mq compras y de repente: ahÍ hay un oso. y quÉ se cree en el z@ mqcamiÓn de basura, esto sucediÓ en el centro de vancouver !v en canadÁ. este oso, lo que estÁn diciendo todas las mqnoticias fies que los osos estÁn pasando por u ñ=uuÑpçokskrooe momento delicado estÁn saliendo a z@ mqbuscar alimento en otros sitios. >> y este mqosezno estaba fg/ buscando quÉ comer, çw3tvve#fd&-y cayÓ en un bote de basura y el camiÓn lo recogiÓ. y todo el mundo cayÓ !v en pÁnico. y z@ mqel policÍa como oiga, oso, se puede bajar. >> bastante valiente para haber tocado el ojo. z@ mq >> a esconderse que ahÍ viene basura. >> yo la ngo en mi carro! mq >> quiÉn toca, chiqui? çw3tvve#fd&- >> amÉn! z@ mq >> hablando de los a

emerson: mr. speaker, i thank the chairman for yielding.now he hasn't enjoyed an easy task, but he has done a tremendous job in bringing us to this point today so thank you very much, mr. chairman. i also want to express my appreciation to ranking member serrano and laura on their staff. they have been terrific to work with. even though we didn't agree on something we still had dialogue. they were terrific. our own staff on the subcommittee, very ablely led by john martin and winnie kelly, ariana and karen have done a tremendous job. there are a lot of reasons to be happy about this bill and to vote for it. from the perspective of the financial services subcommittee , the bill reduces this portion of the president's budget request by $4.2 billion. compared to 2010, discretionary funding in this bill is reduced by 11%. we're heeding the american people's call for a more limited, more responsible government. the bill prohibits funds for certain white house czars, rescinds $25 million from a mandatory slush fund at the securities and exchange

that's your baby. >> my daughter emerson has a bunch of american girl stuff. my son bought many a "star wars" shirt so now i have to be like clayton. >> that's right. or you can regift it. that's what we're going to talk about now. a lot of people got gifts that they didn't want or don't know what to do with now and there's all these rules about regifting. they'll break them down for you. this is how it works. first of all, number one, it must be new. >> of course. >> you can't regift a partially used gift or those giftcards or worn clothes and honest to god, one time during an open house my parents had, someone brought, you know, gifts, they bring to the open house, we're going through the gifts at the end of the night after everyone left. we opened it and it was a used candle. so -- >> oh, yeah. >> i've given a gift to someone and then the next year they give it back to me. not kidding. not kidding. and i have a friend who got married, i know we need to get to the list. i have a friend that got married and she got as a gift from this other couple, a vase. be

i would also even consider in the literature course, perhaps, in the last week doing a week on emerson and whitman. c-span: the other... >> guest: there are no american--not many american texts here. c-span: the third one was marx in our list, and you... >> guest: yeah. c-span: tell the story about the kolikowski. >> guest: well, lesa kolikowski, a polish historian of marxism and a kind of liberal in the f--in the '50s--that is, an anti-stalinist in poland--who wanted marxism with a human face, you know, and socialism with a human face, and was defeated and left and went to oxford and then to the university of california and wrote--and has written a big three-volume history of marxism came to columbia just as we were reading marx, within a few weeks. and it was--it was after the f--the fall of the berlin wall and the ending of soviet communism. and he was incredibly derisive towards marx, to my astonishment, and just ridiculed him. and so it--it made me think, 'is there a reason to continue to read this--these texts by marx? do they have the same relevance that they would have 20 years

emerson that now because it's a beautiful story and says so much about peter's character but i heard today there is now such a thing as occupy san jose today and where do you think people gather? [laughter] that statue and where do you think they do their general assemblies from? that silver medal stand so that is peter's legacy. [applause] >> it wasn't that simple about peter norman. when i called to ask about the statue, the first thing i said was i don't want no bronze statue with turquoise pigeon running down the side. they said no john this will be a unique statue like something you have never seen before. i said okay. now i got wind that they were building the statute but then when called and said man they are just building u.n. tommy so i said let me get my car and drive to san jose. when i got there was just like they said, they have dealt the statues and putting the pieces together. what is going on? how come peter statue is not here? peter did not go to san jose state. u.n. tommy graduated from san jose state. we are just concerned about tommy and you. i said no, man, ain't

emerson, are you going out to? this is a letter. this is a eulogy. this is a water. is a thank-you to die and nash. this is a flag for james farmer. this is a doubt that i make it without you to elevator. -- emma baker. this is for the red clay of georgia that yielded black and occurs, black men of vision, black men of hope bent over cotton and sweet potatoes or pool tables and baseball diamonds playing for a chance to live free and breezy and have -- breathe easy, enough money to take care of the folks below. this is why we can't wait. bett swirling mississippi when, -- that swirling mississippi wind, the alabama time, the tennessee dust, the filing the clothes that women wash. we let the women know that we too must. overcome -- we too must overcome. this is for fannie lou hamer, jo ann robinson, set to mcclure, daisy bates, all the women ba saidby, baby, baby i know you did not mean to lose your job i know you did not mean to lose the rent money, i know you did not me to hit me. -- man to hit me. i know the lord will make a way and i am leaning on the everlasting a

the pledge of allegiance will be led today by the gentle lady from missouri, miss emerson. >> i pledgell the gentle lady die. >> i ask for its immediate consideration in the house. >> the clerk will report the title. >> hr3765, a bill to extend the payroll tax holiday, unemployment compensation, medicare-physician payment, provide for the consideration of the keystone xl pipeline and for other purposes. >> is there objection to the bill? >> mr. speaker reserving the right to object and i will not object. >> that's recognized. >> i thank the gentleman. i know that the american people are pleased that we have come together to agree on this extension to give certainty and peace of mind to the 160 million americans who are concerned about losing their tax cut, the 48 million seniors who were concerned about their medicare and the 2.3 million people who are unemployed and seeking work, who were fearful of losing their benefits, and i think the speaker, and i think the gentle lady from phourbgs and i withdraw my objection. >> without objection the bill is engrossed, red for a third time and

la de karla es mucho mÁs grande$çporque est la de emerson y la de sus dos hijas. >> pero la de karlacentro comercial porque estarÍa ya ahí. >> ya tÚ sabes lo que la gente pide ahÍ son cosas fuera de este mundo. >> pare usted de contar. nos vamos a ir con las imÁgenes de una imagen çmuy bonita, valga redundancia. en espaÑa a pesar de la crisis quieren subir el espÍritu de la navidad con la iluminaciÓn del Árbol de navidad. hay crisis, sÍ, hay problemas, sÍ, hay dificultades, sí, pero nos vamos a quedar sentados. >> la navidad no es volverse loco comprando regalos. es estar en familia. primer impacto.una granada explotó en sus manos..y el daÑo fue irreversible!! pero el menor asegura que la virgen de guadalupe le salvó la vida!! verán qué pide ahora para proteger a otros niÑos!! # fue utilizada en otros doce homicidios chihuahua. >> la policÍa brasileÑa ç desmantelÓ una red de juegos ilÍcitos. entre los arrestados estÁn al menos tres agentes de policÍa y un ex alcalde de una ciudad de la zona montaÑosa de rÍo de janiero. >> evo morales perdiÓ la batalla por la despenalizaciÓn de cons

he made a tribute to wealth while the emerson -- to ralph waldo emerso. talk about the importance of 1's remembering one of's eternal soul -- one's eternal soul. i recorded -- piano music and william f. buckley supported me as a concert pianist for his entire life. i met him in 1970, 1971. i was in that infamous class of women at yale. in 1970. but i was very privileged to be in that class, very privileged to have known william f. buckley as both a mentor and a friend. and i am sure the reason that i became world famous is because of his help and his guidance. so i thank you. my name is nina deutsche. i would be happy to talk to about what a kind person william f. buckley was. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, nina. questions? anyone want to tell rich he was wrong? don't tell bill he was wrong. >> i will tell rich was right and bill as well. i had dinner with my long- suffering bright a couple of years ago with somebody who had been very high in the lindsay administration, but of course, swamped the william f. buckley forces in 1965. and he had been kee

you had a republican, joe ann emerson, republican from missouri bringing forth this unanimous consent for a moment there was a bit of a heart stopper, i'll tell you, when i saw the number two democrat in the house, steny hoyer stand up. i was more obviously willing to take to the floor to express his sentiment that he's glad it's passing. house speakeron bein ner presiding in the chair. that doesn't happen on a daily basis. it happens often on important votes. maybe he wanted to be in there to keep an eye on the house floor to make sure things were going as he wants them to at this point, kyra. with that both chambers as far as i know have passed this payroll tax cut and it will be moving onto the white house. >> for full disclosure, we had the same reaction. as soon as we saw steny hoyer step up, we were like, wait a minute. >> that would be a twist. >> yes, it would. all right. very good. so, kate, you're going to keep eyes on this for us. >> absolutely. >> it appears right now the house has passed the tax cut extension. that means it will go back to the senate for final passage. da

pero aquÍ estÁ la de ella, la de emerson, la de las dos niÑas.s un beso a karla que estarÁ con su familia algunos dÍas. >> yo pedÍ amor, fe para mi familia. Éxito en el trabajo. armonÍa en mi vida. muchas sonrisas en el mundo. >> yo sigo pegado que quiero una igual asÍ. >> mejor vamos con las noticias. [risas] >> traiga esa carta, chiqui. >> te rescatamos, chiqui, de ese problema. >> yo no he pedido nada. yo quiero pedir ayuda para que pongan el arbolito en mi casa. >> gracias por estar con nosotros. >> vamos con las noticias. al menos diez reos resultaron involucrados en un motÍn. en medio de los disturbios unos reos acuchillaron a otros. la policÍa utilizÓ armas de fuego y gas pimienta para controlar el motÍn. >> el hombre de 20 aÑos vivÍa y trabajaba en el mismo edificio en donde habrÍa secuestrado y matado a golpes a la niÑa rivera el sÁbado pasado. la golpeÓ, la apuÑaló y luego arrojÓ el cuerpo a la basura. >> el trabajador de mantenimiento fue detenido ayer y no contaba con antecedentes penales. >> se complica y mucho la situaciÓn legal de

el que muo... fi >> emerson debe ñ=uuÑpçoer dicho: ro en serio!7Ñww6akepÑácondiciÓn depie de atleta quÉ es? >> euna dermatitis que puede ser la çwbacterioel ngo. es m desagradable. z@ mq puedtener sÍntomas de quemazÓ ardores muy degradable. >> y otracosa antes que pasemos a todo lo que !v temos en estsa donde vamos a explicar cada uno mqde lo productos.os fg/hongos, sale en ñ=uuÑpçokskrooedt!xies-7Ñww6akepÑálas uÑas en los entreded !v xoñ"el+dbe!pdkyo2oé >> es una mqrmatitis quse puede saollar dedo a la bacteria o ahoo. >> sÉ que enes soluciones palas personas que sufren de este problema. >> vamos a l !v xoñ"el+dbe!pddemosiÓn donde hay reos Écos. >> lo que pomos fihacer es lo qules recomendamos a los pacientes. por ejempl z@ mq nosotrosaquÍ tenemos fipara ayudar en la contaminaciÓde ñ=uuÑpçokskrooedt!xies- la bacri del hongo adentro de !v xoñ"el+dbe!pdkyo2oélos zapatos, hay esterilizador de apatos que ahorse vende. çw3tvve#esto es de cnologÍa vanzada que le recomendamos alpaciente. el paciente va z@ mqa utilizar el eterilizador adentrode

emerson. miss emson: will all those in the gallery please join in. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: for what purpose does the gentlelady from missouri rise? mrs. emerson: i ask unanimous consent that the committees of referral be discharged from further consideration of h.r. 3765 and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the speaker: the clerk will report the title. the clerk: h.r. 3765, a bill to extend the payroll tax holiday, unemployment compensation, medicare physician payment, provide for the consideration of the keystone x.l. pipeline, and for other purposes. the speaker: is there objection to the bill? >> mr. speaker. the speaker: the gentleman from maryland. mr. hoyer: reserving the right to object, and i will not object. the speaker: the gentleman's recognized. mr. hoyer: i know that the american people are pleased that we have come together to agree on this extension to give c

. >> emerson debe haber dicho: pero en serio!terias y hongos en todos lados pero en sitios pÚblicos por ejemplo que es lo que nosotros estamos hablando, baÑos, sitios comunes. >> vas al gimnasio y te metes a una regadera a donde todo el mundo se baÑa. incluso con las sandalias se puede adquirir. >> tambiÉn. >> donde hay contamiciÓn hay siempre la posibilidad de eso. >> si soy una persona de mucha higiene juega un papel determinante o no? >> sÍ. las personas que no se cuidan los pies etc. puede contribuir. >> en cuanto al material del calzado, un zapato que no tiene respiraciÓn tambiÉn puede producir... >> la sudoraciÓn tambiÉn es causa. >> hay zapatos que ayudan a darle la respiraciÓn al pie. el zapato de cuero es mejor que el vinil. >> es mejor el zapato de materiales naturales. >> la condiciÓn de pie de atleta quÉ es? >> es una dermatitis que puede ser la bacteria o el hongo. es muy desagradable. puede tener sÍntomas de quemazÓn, ardor, es muy desagradable. >> y otra cosa antes de que pasemos a todo lo que tenemos en esta mesa