, nos vamos ahora con los que el la copa libertadores , el santos contra el corintias , golazo de emersonandole 1 a 0 a la universidad de chile , soy alejandro luna en acción deportiva , gracias alejandro . >>> y ahora volvemos con beatrixz ferrari para ver como està todo. >>> así es , aquí en la temrinal de autobúses de san francisco , las filas están normal para està hora del día , las autoridades de transporte dijeron que dejaran de funcionar los buses . >>> en la madrugada ya estará funcionando sin complicaciones todo. >>> y para finalizar la armada estadounidense cumpleaños 230 años y para celebrando hicieron un pastel original , un tanque con 5 mil hotcakes , el tanke lo prepararon en washington

this is little emerson.with chalk is a simple pleasure for emerson, adding they moved to the neighborhood for the family friendly atmosphere. so, what has emerson been drawing that's so nonfamily friendly? what could possibly be so offensive? well, how about this? take a look. that's right, a pastel flower. that's an example of emerson's work on the concrete outside her home. clearly it is the calling card of public enemy number one. emerson's mom says the whole thing is crazy. pointing out that it is summertime and her daughter's, well, just being a kid. >> my initial reaction was, you have to be kidding me. she's not bothering anymore. and it's actually pretty neat. she's learning how to spell her name. >> that's right, a 3-year-old learning how to spell her name. shut her down. she must be stopped. she's a menace to society. for its part, the homeowners group says it's a matter of shared spaces. according to kcnc, the association says anything that interferes or disturbs the peaceful enjoyment of those sh

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. >> riquelme pierde el balón, abre el paso emerson, y define romariño, 1 a 1 se fueron, la final ela baltimore. >> soy alejandro luna . >> si busca la dieta perfecta, evite las altas en proteinas y bajas en carbohidratos, por que aumenta el riesgo de enfermedades cardiovasculares . >> daniela romo sale a la luz público por una larga batalla contra el cáncer . >> se aprobó una nueva pastilla para perder peso, esta es la primera pastilla de ser aprobada en los últimos 3 años, más información en el noticiero local, hasta entonces . >> ---la actriz y . >> la actriz y cantante mexicana daniela romo perdió su cabellera a cambio de una nueva vida, apareció con su cabeza rapada, por su tratamiento de quimioterapia, por el cáncer de mama. >> en su caso aplazo 7 meses la revision que se hacia anualmente. >> un hombre intentó robar en un almacen, pero la puerta se cerró y quedó atrapado hasta que llegó el dueño que llamó a

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

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. >> emerson said u.s. government officials have not made public any information on their operations. he urged them to launch an investigation into the killings of civilians. a pakistani government official said the operations violate national sovereignty. he said authorities in pakistan have not approved any such operations. u.s. military personnel use the drones to attack members of al qaeda and other terrorists. they say the unmanned aircraft enable them to protect the public without losing troops. they insist the operations are legal and ethical. >>> chinese andlding events to years of dip lolomatic relation between the two countries. despite the festivities relations between the two countries are uneasy. one reason is friction over the senkaku islands. japan controls them and says they're part of its southernmost prefecture, okinawa, china says it owns them. in march, china's marine research ships started patrolling the seas near the senkaku island. tokyo will protect the senkaku island. when he made t

apparently people have complained abouu emerson's chalk drawings. ""t's summertime.d forbid that my daughter's drawing flowers, and her name and hearts." 3&sarah says no neighbors hhve ccmplaiied directly to her.and she plans to keep on letting her daughttr color the decides to take actioo, the cohens could be fined. common sense says.... don't tryythis....ever.... especially not a busy highway. but this guy put not only himself, but everybody else inn danger on aahighway in china. anothhr driver behinddhim captured it all on camera. it the ccr with only one hand while his body hangs outside the vehicle. he did t several times.it's not nown iffthe photographhr handed over the video to the cops. 3 3 no happy ending to a tortoise love story.... why these two arr splitting up after more than a century together. 3 than a century together. 3 how fast is your internet? chances are it depends, if you only have one device online, you get one speed, but if you have multiple devices and you're streaming video and gaming you get a different speed. verizon fios is different, it'

. >> you graduated from emerson? >> was between my junior and senior year at college. i was just desperate to understand my place in the world. i was desperate, growing up in this increasingly interconnected global society, wanting to know what rights and opportunities to women around the world face? i knew my mother and grandmother have -- had fought so i could have almost the same rights as men in this country. not quite there yet, but close. but i believe it probably was not the case around the world but you could not read books or news people articles back then about what was going on with women around the world. >> it was hidden. and they talked about women's issues. but go ahead. >> i heard about the conference and i decided to be there. >> how did you get the money to go? [laughter] >> i saved and borrowed money. i finally paid it back. i saved and borrowed money. i had to get there. >> , the countries were represented and how many women? >> 189 countries and governments at the official conference and in the ngo forum, $55,000 -- 55,000 women. >> ok. at the end

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>> emerson said that a finished consistency is a hobgoblin of small minds. clay was not consistent all of his life. he at one time opposed it back in the united states. he favored one later on. he changed a little on different positions over time. he gave up on the tariff in the 1833 compromise. his enemies used that against him saying he wasn't consistent. he was willing to make a change and say that he had been wrong. that's hard for a poll sigs to do. it sometimes costs you. it cost him. >> we had an earlier caller that wanted to reference the treaty of gent. we will see that in just a minute. what was the significance of the treaty? >> ends the war of 1812 which americans are not winning at the time the delegates over there and the it gets worse because they thought the british would be fighting napoleon. napoleon is out of the way by the time this treaty's deliberations start. the americans have not negotiated a place of strength. but in a sense, they get about the best treaty they can. it draws out. it takes a long time to come about. given the fact th

>> emerson said that a foolish consistency about -- small minds. clay was not consistent all of his life. one time opposed when he was a rung man and favored one later on. and he changed the little one, different positions over time. he gave up in 1833 compromise. his enemies used that against him and said he wasn't consistent but would compromise as long as there were votes. i don't think that was the case. i think -- but he's willing to take a change and make a change and say that he had been wrong. that's hard for a politician to do. sometimes costs a him. >> we had an earlier caller that wanted to -- referenced this and talked about henry clay's views of the british. we will see that in just a minute. what was the significance of the treaty? >> ends the war of 1812 which americans are not winning at the time the delegates over there and the it gets worse because they thought the british would be fighting and napoleon is out of the way by the time the treaty's deliberations start. the americans have not -- not negotiated a place of strength. but

a deeply democratic way of being in the world, to ralph emerson. ralph waldo emerson. the great -- are jewish sister who bent on that tradition in new york city, concerned about the dignity of everyday people. last but not least, my introduction here is moving on. last but not least the want to congratulate my dear brother smiley brooks who has a publishing company and the legendary shareholder -- here she is. please stand. the legendary who plays an important role in this. we want to acknowledge her. she is somewhere here. i don't know where she is and brother raymond ross. there has been so much time because i believe always beginning on a note of gratitude. to be a black man in america 58 years old i am happy, partly still in my right mind. a brilliant young black brothers and sisters much more talented, look at my first for each picture and i am the only black male living in that picture and i am 58 years old. that is the damage done. that is the wasted potential. that is the humanity overlooked. downplayed. people often look at me lieberman you are so talented, yo

no they're talking about retiring because there's a lot of emerson's a lot of what ampersands ok if you go to one hundred keyboard and you know there's a real good at it in the end so i work those into my grassroots thanks for letting us know you know this is a national show you know. if anybody was ready i did not mean i'm pretty sure they gave you an invitation is necessary to have manners. if you're going. to nose ring and preserve it yeah that's true it's true here's what you have to say about this one. we live in a war all over there is a lot of you know materialism really how you look becomes very important maybe a little less so in washington d.c. believe me i live in washington d.c. but i'm from l.a. and you know it's a tough town in that sense but it turns out that recent conflicts surgery statistics show that there are thirty seven percent fewer americans who got nose jobs in two thousand and eleven than there were in two thousand so nose jobs are on the decline however they're on the rise in certain groups like hispanic and asian americans and some people i mean this is just

going behind closed doors to talk about it >> last week and appropriations meeting, senate woman emerson in gives an emotional speech about how democrats will do whatever you want with your secret meetings and sending flowers and then, the ranking democrat basically said the majority rules. it really didn't seem to be any effort on the part of the democrats to say know we love your ideas, they basically said we don't need your votes for the budget, we need you for taxing but not the budget. >> no republicans were invited? >> they were like, don't bother. >> that's talk about chickens >> in stanislaus county, one of my favorite ballot propositions was in the city of eureka, basically, prior to election day if you wanted to keep chickens in your yard he needed to have 5 a. and a city permit. thanks to a proposition which passed narrowly in one of the most heated elections, now you can have pens, no roosters, in your backyard. i think everyone can breathe a sigh of relief. >> coming up, all eyes are on apple in san francisco. hundreds of people are already waiting in line for the latest ,,

[ausoodfrd k ne it emerson. robert spencer. these are people dng heroic work on the subject because it is ruethat the muslim brotrhood r mi mveer ids orgonmn into our society. remember, there e a couple of different forms of jihad. we also think of the obvious one and the urgent and immediate one which is the violent jihad. that s allqaed it's hezbollah and hm ate eus threat is the longer-range thread of what robert spencer calls the self jihad. that is the muslim brotherhood and other organizations thatet in under the radar and throu grcs deinrenmoig ee ko tey t tering your constitution, your laws, the very fabric of your society. they have dne it to great effect in western europe. i don't know if any of youhave recently been to western europe. greatitmafr. ls ke what is called your radio. it no longer looks like western western western europe. the sovereign countries between the e.u. a the influx of the muslim populion, it t do lsoiguns thhr e edstes. the muslim brotherhood, you are absolutely right, as they mentioned represe

emerson wrote a poem about it. all the stuff about virginia and virginians.nd so you can attend to think new york didn't have much to do with anything. but i discovered that it all happened here. it all happened here. i kind of want to start a battle and say yeah, yeah, i know this siege of boston and all that, but washington and the continental army pretty much, you know, jabbed in and around new york city which was british controlled for pretty much the whole war. so then it becomes wow, why did they can't there and not here? what did these hills matter? that's the most fun question for me. in the whole world, what did these hills matter, what do the hills have to say? >> one of the things you did here, there's a picture on the cover of you in a rowboat, was you escape from manhattan. what was that about? >> i did. i escaped from brooklyn. well, everything with me is a long source i apologize. basically i try to write about the weather and how it affected all the various battles and also people talk about providence and god came in and dropped a bomb. but t

i think emerson's numbers are too high. >> there was a school of thought for the percentage of dosh do you still agree that trade is still on? we take a look at some pairs in the same industry, but with very devin retch mixes, much more leverage to the united states, the once united states outprepped in the second quarter. is that trade still on? is that over? is that all gone? >> we have it at large today, petsmart is raising the dividend. it's a great store and they have done really well. designer shoe warehouse, now known as discount shoe warehouse because the stock is discounted, is -- i they it's narrowing. i think the number of companies you can love does narrow because of a dsw, because of men's wearhouse, but i want in, i want that money, too. i want to take the money that facebook was offer at 26 and own it to 30, though i don't have a lot -- >> it was a trade. it was a trade. the first one-wean gain ever in its short history. >> if it's four-week history. >> those who are making money this morning are shore the spanish tenure. i don't know if we can have then. the spanish ten

emerson wrote a poem about it, you hear a lot about virginia and virginians. and so you kind of tend to think that, you know, new york didn't have much to do with anything. but, um, i totally discovered that it all happened here. it all happened here. and, you know, i kind of want to start a battle with my friends in boston say, yeah, yeah, i know the siege at boston and all that. but washington and the continental army pretty much, you know, kind of parried and jabbed in and around new york city which the british controlled for pretty much the whole war. so, so then it becomes, wow, well, why did they camp here can and not here? and, you know, what did these hills matter? and that's just the most fun question for me in the whole world, what do these hills matter? what do the hills have to say? so really looking for, you know, history. >> well, one of the things you did here, a picture of you on the cover in a row boat, was you escaped from manhattan. what was that about? is. >> i did. actually, i escaped from brooklyn. well, i attempted to escape from brookly

emerson: my softball co-captain, ms. debbie wasserman schultz, want to remind all of you tomorrow night once again the bicameral, bipartisan softball team plans to beat the washington news media in a softball game, and weigh want to make sure all of you know the details so you can join us in the very oppressive heat that we will be playing in. ms. wasserman schultz: i thank the gentlelady for yielding and we are really excited. this is the fourth annual congressional women's softball game. we are the defending champions. we beat the bad news babes last year. we have expanded our team. we have the gentlelady from alabama who's a ringer this year, mrs. roby. you should come out and see her play. she's got some skills. so even though the press corp have been talking some good trash and they are practicing apparently on the beach at the g-20, we have geled as a team, come together in a bipartisan, bicameral way and between our superior fielding, hitting and strategic approach to the game, we look forward to continuing as cha

emerson, kindly take the chair? the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for further consideration of h.r. 4480 which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: a bill to provide for the development of a plan to increase oil and gas exploration, development and production under oil and gas leases of federal lands under the jurisdiction of the secretary of agriculture, the secretary of energy, the secretary of the interior and the secretary of defense in response to a drawdown of petroleum reserves from the strategic petroleum reserve. the chair: when the committee of the whole rose earlier today, amendment number 27 printed in house report 11-540 offered by the gentlewoman from california, mrs. bass had, been disposed of. pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, proceedings will now resume on those amendments printed in house report 112-540. on which further proceedings were postponed in the following order. amendment number 1 by mr. hastings of washington. amendment number 7 by

i'm a student of history, and as we're coming in here, i'm saying, wait, wasn't that ralph waldo emersonwho founded the atlantic? and it was. it's a pretty high bar to measure out when you think of your predecessors and likes of oliver wendell holmes sr., harriet beecher stowe. so i will not aspire to their literary elegance, but i will try to offer commentary or something that -- on something that may be as important to our era as the issues that animated the foundation of that august magazine were to those years in the middle of the last century, back in 1857. energy, no more important issue, i think, can we think about in terms of what's going to shape our future than energy, and i'm talking in terms of our prosperity, i'm talking in terms of our environment, i'm talking in terms of our security. and while there is no silver bullet, i think that it is clear already, and the president has made it abundantly clear, that the one thing we need to do to succeed in this very challenging moment is to diversify our approach. and we have committed our nation and our path to an all of the above

emerson: i move to strike the last word. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs.to rise in strong opposition to my friend's amendment. today the e.p.a. and the corps of engineers are writing guidance in order to dramatically expand the reach of the clean water act and the federal water pollution control act. the e.p.a. and corps' understanding of waters of the united states would grow to encompass in my rural district and a lot all over this contry, dry ditches, cull vurts, and who knows, swimming pools, and snow as well. this guidance is called identification of water protected by the clean water act, and it's clear that the draft guidance which has already been published says it is not a rule and it is not binding. but let me tell you what's happened in my congressional district. number one, this guidance has actually cause -- is actually causing already the corps of engineers to find a couple of people in my congressional district who supposedly has a -- they have dry dishes on their property, personal property, and about -- there are about 10 different streams

. >> emerson, eaton, ge. >> you have to pound the table. >> i'm getting excited talking about these nameson't be a dear in the headlights and make it work to your advantage. that's what i'm going to do maybe again today in a small increment. >> i'd let you pick some more stocks but are you with the romney campaign now? are you advising them in any way at all? >> no, i'm not. i learned something in 2008, which is i'm too old for this. >> as a casual observer, how do you think the election is getti getting on now? let's say romney is down to 41 and so. >> the most important thing is to recognize it's not just jobs. the key issues go beyond that in the key battleground states and the swing voters that are by and large have jobs, the unemployment rate is quite low, 5% to 6%. for them the issue is the high prices in gas and food and no relief in their health care premiums. to talk broadly about the economy is the key to mr. brownly. he doesn't want to run out a tough spot. he's been attacking the scat ji. >> who knows how long but it still resumÉs to some.. >> the republican brand in the crowd

answer to that is there are no magic words in that history in the context matter as the court says ann emerson and history in the context here is that 7422 and 7421 function together to protect the strong interest that the court has held with respect to 7422 sufficiently strong that explains the jurisdictional nature of that same interest applies here. this isn't just a matter of do x and then you can come to court. it's a fundamentally different set of interests at stake we think that makes a difference. >> why isn't -- >> you have to pay filing fees to the complaint. >> we do think it's very much of that nature and different from this case, your honor, and one way i think it is helpful to get at this is to look at the history. we cited a string of corporate pillowcases and a footnote in our opening brief and over time it's been very consistent with the courts of appeals have treated the antiinjunction act as a jurisdictional provisions. again, if the court agrees with our stitchery construction you don't need to reach this issue but in the hands in case the district court in that case has di

shimkus amendment was representative akin, representative clay, representative cleaver, representative emerson, representative graves, representative hartzler, representative luetkemeyer. of course, we know senator blunt supports it. now we focus on senator mccaskill. this is no surprise. i talked to her penally about this. there -- personally about this. there would be a time when she needs to state, does she support high-level nuclear waste being stored in missouri, does she support a long-term geological storage underneath a mountain, in a desert in nevada? if she would make a statement, we could then move her from the undecided to either a nay or a yeah. -- or a yea. and if a yea it will bring it to 56. we are trying to get 60 united states senators to say, yeah, we support moving forward. we only spent $15 billion. start going back to 1982 to prepare, locate the site. yucca mountain is not a mountain on its own. it's at the nuclear test site. it's bigger than the state of rhode island. it's federal property. and so we come down on the floor. we'll be doing this the following weeks highlig