pero al otro dÍa se olvida. >> ernesto garcÍa, esposo y padre de familia dice haber vivido adicto al familia, perdÍ a mi mujer, perdÍ el respeto a mÍ mismo, habÍ momentos en que estaba, pierde uno, se siente muy feo.. cuando usted conoce a dios, conoce el bien, y se va hacia eso, y cae en esos vicios se siente quebrado se siente triste, pierde todo, pierde la dignidad, pierde todo, pierde su dominio propio, ya no tiene control de esto, ni de lo otro. >> y es precisamente la pÉrdida de dominio propio, uno de los comportamientos que define a una persona como adicta. es cuando uno tiene un comportamiento frente a una sustancia o un quehacer que no puede dejar de hacer aunque quiera, es diferente, por ejemplo, baste decir, hay una obsesiÓn, una confusiÓn, eso es diferente, es una situaciÓn donde una sustancia, o algo por fuera de nosotros, el juego, la pornografÍa, genera un sistema de refuerzos del cerebro, de tal manera que queremos volver a tener esa sustancia para volver a sentir lo que sentÍamos cuando la ingerimos, cuando le hicimos, y cambiamos la manera como nuestro cerebro funci

como ernesto que recibiÓ 6 puÑaladas en un ataque.. >> se estÁ considerando una lista tal que obliga certificara las vÍctimas en un perÍodo mÁximo de 90 dÍas. 14 dÍas si estÁn en proceso de deportaciÓn. >> se reconoce que hay que hacer lo posible para proteger a las vÍctimas en diferentes crÍmenes y otorgar una residencia temporal, un permiso de empleo. >> y la medida ha ido avanzando con el apoyo de demÓcratas y republicanos pero todavÍa faltan pasos antes de que se convierta en una ley estatal. quienes la apoyan creen que podrÍa llegar el escritorio del gobernador a mediados de otoÑo. california podrÍa convertirse en un modelo nacional. >> serÍa de gran ayuda para la gente que estÁ ahora y que hace meses que estÁ esperando. >> para ernesto su certificaciÓn significÓ un permiso de trabajo, aunque para que para conseguir la visa todavÍa tenga que seguir esperando. marÍa: en otras noticias, las fuerzas del gobierno iraquÍ parece no estÁer dispuestos a dejar de luchar por la ciudad ramadÍ. mÁs de 55 mil personas que han abandonado. jorg

jessica: uno de los casos mÁs relevantes es el de ernesto paulino proyecto de ley lleva tres aÑos ende la tragedia. fernando: con el paso de las horas se agotan las posibilidades de conseguir personas con vida en esta tragedia aquÍ en sin embargo la fe de sus familiares sigue viva. eso quizÁs hizo posible que en las Últimas horas fuera rescatado un niÑo de apenas 11 meses, los organismos de rescate reencontraron en buenas condiciones ahora ya estÁ con su familia. 14 de sus familiares murieron en la tragedia. >> no ha sido fÁcil esta operaciÓn son 40 km de recorrido esta quebrada que arrasÓ todo a su paso ha sido lo mÁs complicado. >> definitivamente lo mÁs complicado han sido las condiciones del terreno y las empalizadas teniendo en cuenta que el rÍo arrastrÓ material vegetal, piedras los cuerpos se encuentran completamente atrapados en estos puntos de concentraciÓn de materia. fernando: fundamental en este operativo de rescate y de socorro los perros que estÁn acompaÑando la defensa civil como en la policÍa, al ejÉrcito y a la cruz roja, varios de estos caninos han estado en tragedi

the strikes were part of a multi-pronged strategy - according to ernesto raez-luna - a former adviser to peru's ministry of the environment. >> this strategy involved - police operations - and prosecution of the worst offenders and it involved financial intelligence to connect the dots and follow the money and see who are the big bosses. >> the crackdown led to violent clashes between miners and police. it didn't stop illegal mining. they sent in the military thousands of police - what impact did that have? >> it's been a very temporary, fleeting impact. it's so profitable that you can lose half a million dollars in machinery and 2 weeks later you are back in business. it's that profitable. >> the strategy also included a process of legalizing some mining operations outside of protected areas . but only if miners can prove they have proper permits and a plan to deal with the environmental impact. >> it is impossible for many of them and that's the other part. if people are never going to be able to be formal, you better tell them and start dealing with it. >> techknow also visited per

ernesto rivas tiene la increible historia. # hernesto: mal herido y asustado.ica ya que tenÍa una lesiÓn en la parte de la cabeza y tenÍa una perforaciÓn tambiÉn en la parte pÉlvica derecha. hector: ahora, en antinarcÓticos estÁn atentos a su evoluciÓn. fue abandonado en el pueblo por unos comerciantes como no tiene razÓn y pedigree, nadie lo querÍa hasta que se acercÓ el puesto policial donde los agentes le alimentaban de vez en cuando. >> tenemos una quÍmica tan bonita que el perrito llegÓ al extremo de perder la vida por los policÍas. hector: la historia le da la vuelta al mundo y las redes sociales lo han hecho viral mientras Él se recupera por lo que le causÓ las heridas. orson es un hÉroe. >> a veces nosotros tenemos que aprender muchas cosas de ellos. ellos no esperan mÁs nada. simplemente tocÁndoles la cabeza y dÁndoles cariÑo. hector: aÚn asÍ tanto la policÍa como su novia, la negrita, lo esperan en el pueblo para recibirlo con los honores que Él se merece. >> la divisiÓn canina, querÍa que integrara la divisiÓn canina pero como ya es un poco viejito n

bÁrbara: mÁs fuerte que nunca regresa a la mÚsica ernesto solano que estuvo tras las reejas por usarsa pesadilla, su vida da un giro de 180 grados. >> me costÓ mucho trabajo volverme a levantar, pero yo dije: lo voy a lograr y lo voy a lograr. soy una persona que soy muy aferrado, me dicen, no? y empecÉ tocando puertas de nuevo, hablando a los amigos. >> no renunciÓ a la mÚsica y acaba de grabar un nuevo video musical del tema: quiero volver. una nueva versiÓn de la exitosa canciÓn que interpretaba. y escuchen por quÉ esta vez no lo volverÁn a encarcelar. >> en esa parte no hay problema. porque soy el compositor de muchos de los temas de la banda. en este caso quiero volver, si tÚ no estÁs, tu eeterno eenamorado. y todos esos temas yo los voy a meter a un disco. >> desde que saliÓ de la cÁrcel jamÁs ha vuelto a hablar con sus excompaÑeros de la banda, aunque asegura que ellos siguen interpretando esa melodÍa sin su autorizaciÓn. >> sin palabras, no? pero pienso que el sol sale para todos y brilla para todo mundo y cada quien que haga su lucha. ....................... ................

reportero: para ernesto cornejo la certificaciÓn significÓ un inicio de trabajo.as cibernÉticos ingresaron nÚmero de seguro social, lanzamiento y direcciones. a una familia mexicana la que jala en septiembre de no saber el paradero de un ser querido, que dicen que fue secuestrado por cuando intentaba cruzar la frontera. conductor: pamela ya nos habla de los consejos de las autoridades. >> me dijo que estaba secuestrado media y tres hijos estaban ilusionados de volver a ver a su pozo arnoldo despuÉs de cinco aÑos pero dicen que el encuentro se jugÓ en tijuana. reportera: en esta ocasiÓn asegura que ya no cuenta con dinero. >> lo manipulan, las que en nÚmeros de telÉfono y luego le llaman a sus familiares pidiendo que manden dinero porque lo van a matar. reportera: marÍa acudiÓ las arterias consulares de mÉxico quienes dicen que en casos como estos, tan altruistas o proveer una asistencia limitada desde el extranjero. las sugerencias que la persona contacte las autoridades cuanto antes rÁpida. ella deberÁ contactar a la procuradurÍa de baja california para hacer la

>> um -- >> ernesto abreu's son daniel was killed in that drive-by shooting outside a boston nightclub friend safiro furtado on july 16th, 2012. witnesses say, two men in a silver suv with rhode island plates pulls alongside the car, shots are fired. finding that suv and other tips leads to a stunning discovery. aaron hernandez, seen on security video, police say, with another plan following abreu and furtado into that nightclub, and stalking them in a silver suv after they leave. almost a year after he's charged with odin lloyd's murder -- >> aaron hernandez, please rise. >> -- aaron hernandez is indicted for the murders of those two young men. >> how do you plead in this indictment? >> not guilty. >> the defendant leaned out of the driver's side window of the suv, with a loaded revolver in his hand, extended out, the defendant immediately fired at least five rounds from a 38 caliber revolver into the victims' car. >> but why? daniel de abreu, while dancing nearby, accidentally bumped into the defendant, causing the defendant's drink to spill. >> the motive, prosecutors say, is nothin

. >> the congestion strategy goes into effect in ernesto monday. in san francisco lyanne melendez nbc 7 news. >>> the helicopter that crashed during a relief mission in earthquake-ravaged region of nepal. >> rescuers found the chopper's wreckage today. sergio quintana is the only bay area reporter in nepal and he flew near that site and has more from kathmandu. >> reporter: nepalese rescuers who are scouring the rugged terrain near mt. everest spotted the wreckage of the crash. the uh1 hughey crashed while delivering supplies in nepal. they were onboard the chopper after it was lost after the 7.3 magnitude earthquake. it was the second major quake in less than three weeks. it was found in pieces and no chance of any survivors according to nepal's secretary. >> we will continue to mourn the loss and observe the sacrifice was great soldiers from nepal and our marines who lost their lives. >> reporter: the military has not yet identified the marines in the affiliate, but kake in wichita interviewed the family of pilot chris nordegren, his mother got f

ernesto isn't about. thanks for joining us. [applause] grateful that he's been a day with us here in congress, and also wonderful that he gets to hear from each of you. he's been here throughout the entire testimony. i think that can only be good. i wanted to reflect on some of what dr. abraham and i heard this morning with the secretary. one figure that just astounds me is that there are 50,000 positions opened within the va that they are seeking to hire for today. another statistic that floors me is that the ap reported last month despite this year of intensive focus on wait times, wait times have improved approximately 0% across the country. and undersecretary gibson admitted today that while access has improved, more veterans are getting seen wait times are actually going up because more veterans are being seen. that are more providers in the system. there is, even though it's problematic, there's more choice. and so i think one of the difficult questions we need to address, and i want to get your thoughts on is is whether

abraham and acknowledge ernesto livatas. are you here today? in the back. thank you for joining us. [ applause ] great grateful he's spending a day with us here in congress and also wonderful that he gets to hear from each of you and he's been here throughout the entire testimony. so i think that can only be good. i wanted to reflect on some of what dr. abraham and i heard this morning with the secretary. one figure that just astounds me is that there are 50000 positions open within the va that they're seeking to hire for today. another intensive focus on wait times, wait times have improved approximately 0% across the country. and undersecretary gibson admitted today that while access has improved, more veterans are getting seen, wait times are actually going up because more veterans are being seen. there are more providers in the system, there is, even though that's problematic, there is more choice. so i think one of the difficult questions we need to address and i want to get your thoughts on this, is whether we should not difficult questions we need to

i will follow your lead and acknowledge ernesto. are you here? thank you for joining us. i am grateful he is spending a day with us here in congress. it is wonderful he gets to hear from each of you. he has been here through the entire testimony. i think that can only be good. i wanted to reflect on some of what dr. abraham said with the secretary. one thing that astounds me is there are 50,000 positions they are seeking to hire for today. another statistic called wait times have approved approximately 0% across the country. well access has improved, more veterans are getting seen. there are more providers in the system. there is more choice. i think one of the difficult things we want to address. we need to get strategic on what we are hiring out. i am struck by your top priority, preventing suicide and caring for those who come back with signature wounds of the most recent wars. tell me your thoughts on focusing the hiring on capacity to serve the transitioning service members and focus on those injuries sustained in combat and service. you refer out those that are not

ernesto became an accidental president of mexico. the person his party favored for their presidency was killed early in the campaign season. and he was picked to succeed him. but he was a very well trained economist. and he wanted to build a modern economy for mexico and a modern political nation. that was his vision. so he set about building the modern economy by opening mexico to sxe tigscompetition and investment and promoting responsible more honest behavior. early in this effort through no fault of his own, they had a horrible economic crisis. they were about to go broke. and the united states sent them i was president, it was 20 years ago, we gave him a loan which on the day i gave it was opposed by something like 80% of the american people who thought about mexico's yesterdays instead of its tomorrows. he repaid the loan to the united states three years early with more than $500 million in interest. it was one of the best investments we ever made. we still have disagreements with mexico, but think about your own life. it's one

rourke: i will follow your lead and acknowledge earnesto --ernesso -- ernesto. thank you for joining us. grateful he's spending a day with us here in congress and also wonderful that he gets to hear from each of you. he's been here throughout the entire testimony. i think that can only be good. i wanted to reflect on some of what dr. abraham and i heard this morning with the secretary. one figure that just astounds me is that there are 50,000 positions opened within the v.a. that they are seeking to hire for today. another statistic that floors me is that the a.p. reported last month despite this year of intensive focus on wait times, wait times have improved approximately 0% across the country. and undersecretary gibson admitted today that while access has improved more veterans are getting seen, wait times are actually going up because more veterans are being seen. there are more providers in the system there is, even though that's problematic, there is more choice. so i think one of the difficult questions we need to address and i want to get your thoughts on

rourke: i will follow your lead and acknowledge ernesto. thank you for joining us. grateful he's spending a day with us here in congress and also wonderful that he gets to hear from each of you. he's been here throughout the entire testimony. i think that can only be good. i wanted to reflect on some of what dr. abraham and i heard this morning with the secretary. one figure that just astounds me is that there are 50,000 positions opened within the v.a. that they are seeking to hire for today. another statistic that floors me is that the a.p. reported last month despite this year of intensive focus on wait times, wait times have improved approximately 0% across the country. and undersecretary gibson admitted today that while access has improved, more veterans are getting seen, wait times are actually going up because more veterans are being seen. there are more providers in the system, there is, even though that's problematic, there is more choice. so i think one of the difficult questions we need to address and i want to get your thoughts on this, is whether we sho

verÓnica: estaba viendo una escena con ernesto, cÓmo se parecen los dos cachetones.cabeza. de cualquier cosa. luis: tienes problemas de visiÓn? mela: esto me toca a mÍ. dice... dos puntos... anoche, me pongo de pie, hubo veneraciÓn, pero todos vamos a ver el resumen... que nos trajo... la reportera addis tuÑÓn. me costÓ. ¿y las palomitas? addis: doble eliminaciÓn en "me pongo de pie", en la cuarta ediciÓn los artistas invitados fueron sasha, benny y eric en ausencia de ana torroja. >> tenemos que ponernos primero hubo de acuerdo entre nosotro tres. addis: el programa se dividiÓ en dos rondas. todos los jueces se pusieron de pie, la familia de paty cantÚ cantaron sin imaginar que la mamÁ los escuchaba en vivo, lo que nos emocionÓ a todos. >> feliz, no me cabÍa tanta felicidad en el corazÓn, tratÉ de contener las lÁgrimas lo más que pude, pero no pude lo suficiente. addis: siguieron los de noel, cristian no se parÓ. >> se lo dedicamos a la gente en el foro, y a la gente en casa. addis: el pequeÑo richard llorÓ al revelar que era vÍctima de bullying. despuÉs siguiÓ la f