while i was there and prior to that i got involved in hunting dogs etc. which i talk about in the book of hope, and again i found myself marveling at the physical characteristics that they possess but now there was an added element in that there was a natural attrition that they possess towards other animals and i found myself impressed by their tenacity and will to succeed and to win and take down animals two or three or four times their size. it was at that point that i got into the animal husbandry aspect of the dogs where i paid really close to nutrition and conditioning from a veterinary aspect i learned a lot after they would get injured etc. and i just learned just about every aspect of raising dogs from an animal husbandry standpoint the same way a dairy farmer would. and i started to get into the genetic theory of bloodlines and how they affect the different aspects of a breeding program and why it's important to pay attention getting into the weeds as far as breathing is concerned. after that i got more and more involved in every aspect of manag

etc we are an extremely open minded country and this will remain like this no question isolated that is not a discussion point we will certainly be isolated but the control about immigration yes or no that's a different story well can do anything to it is a concern no switzerland's multi-national company is that this will be bad for business. i think so we should we have to shown our own industry and we have to shown our friends our neighbors that we are open minded and we are good. cooperation grounds no doubt about this any other field that's transports this would be. a research this will be you name it we can have contracts with our friends and neighbors and for our own is industry people really bring support and help build up switzerland of course we let them immigrate every country does this if russia if the united states needs people to come and work here they can let them come with industry we are an open country but everybody can come free movement of persons and we cannot control any more this the swiss population doesn't want so how can you press size there what kind of imm

systems on the street etc etc etc so it's being called a data tsunami if you like the idea of my acidwaves of data being collected not by humans really but by computers. normally we associate surveillance with the police and security services we forget that the major internet platforms and providers are also trying to follow our every step. the magic word is data mining. sophisticated programs combed through the streams of data worldwide in search of specific criteria which can then be used to create a market based records. whom freebee you as you don't know as you know very chorused you know norris plans to ruse. everyone in my life that i care about their goal much and then. i came askin well. i was sat national champion in track and field and also was able to go in qualify for the olympic games. you know nine hundred eighty eight i started to experiment with that the drugs i had lost all the financial means that i. was really on the street. black market can't. break. free. at goldsmiths college in london researches are examining the interplay between digitalisation and society. mat

systems on the street etc etc etc so it's being called a day to tsunami if you like the idea of wavesf data being collected not by humans really but by computers. normally we associate surveillance with the police and security services we forget that the major internet platforms and provide is are also trying to follow our every step. of the magic word is data mining. sophisticated programs combed through the streams of data worldwide in search of specific criteria which can then be used to create a market based records. but i thought that. over the if you. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy schreck albus. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across several we've been hijacked why handful of trans national corporations they will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once will just my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyo

we really thought that we would, you know, travel and do a lot of things together, etc., etc., and then when the time was right, we'd figure, you know, we'd talk about it then. and then one day, it was like, is this going to be a nursery or is this going to be a guest room? tracey garamone: and i went for my annual doctor's appointment and said we're thinking about it and next thing you know, the next month, it happened. well, there's no question that if we take from the very beginning, planning a pregnancy is far more likely to yield a good outcome than an unplanned pregnancy for a variety of reasons. not every woman is perfectly healthy. doctor: tracey? not ever woman understands that, for example, you can reduce the chance of having a neural tube defect by taking folic acid in the pre-conceptual and the early conceptual period. if you wait until you're pregnant, it's often too late, to, in fact, impact any change on the outcomes. tracey garamone: well, i was in fairly good physical shape. i take vamins that are equal to, if not better than prenatals, so i was set up for that. the mos

e would not be in the situation to have the administrative hearing, etc. >> further public comment? six minutes. >> i represent the civil suit related to the same facts here. i know i'll be very brief and you've heard kind of a lot of the facts. essentially, you know, the situation is not one that the property owner and his counsel attempt to paint in that the tenants do want this to be solved. they've been trying to get it solved for months. they don't have their property. their property -- some of it is still in the house where it's been completely destroyed. you saw a picture of the mold on the wall, you know, that mold has gone through everything, you know, their clothing their furniture, their bedding. everything has been contaminated at this point and so they aren't getting that back. and they've wanted it back and they've wanted to have their stuff and they've lived in separate housing for months without their belongings hoping this would be resolved and unfortunately it's now february and it's not resolved even now. but just to get back to the underlying violation, the led v

on, theonger this goes more foreign fighters go in, etc., etc. likely there is a greater threat to the united states of america. would you agree? >> i would. >> could you tell me in your of theat are some options that we could examine in order to change this stalemate on the battlefield as you described it? there are some things we could do that, at least in my domain, that are probably best left to the closed session. .here are some things i'm not sure we can do radically increase our assistance. least on my front, which is the intelligence area, there are some things we could do. i thank you. i understand why. there are additional measures we could take that we have not taken. is that true? >> is not my place to speak to those. finally, it is a little difficult for a syrian mother to differentiate between whether her child has been killed by a chemical weapon or starved to death or by a conventional weapon. would you agree? well, absolutely, yes, sir. >> thank you, senator mccain. thank you, mr. chairman, director clapper general flynn, thank y

., etc. they have engaged in -- they have had a coalition government for the last three years in which no, you know, even if the islamists won a plurality, they did not rule alone and were engaged with others in governing the country. and no interference, no interference by the army. that is a model, in my view, that holds a lot of promise for the rest of the arab world. if elections are held in tunisia today, the islamists will lose. to a cohesion of secular force -- coalition of secular forces. it does not mean that they will vanish, but it will mean that they will lose their plurality. that they enjoyed over the last three years. and it would with the first time in the arab world of an islamist government coming to power and leaving by the ballot box. not through military intervention. and that is going to send huge waves across the arab world, particularly in countries that have not undergone transition and have been preaching, you know, that if the islamists come the power, they will nev

while i was there and prior to that i got involved in hunting dogs etc. which i talk about in the book of hope, and again i found myself marveling at the physical characteristics that they possess but now there was an added element in that there was a natural attrition that they possess towards other animals and i found myself impressed by their tenacity and will to succeed and to win and take down animals two or three or four times their size. it was at that point that i got into the animal husbandry aspect of the dogs where i paid really close to nutrition and conditioning from a veterinary aspect i learned a lot after they would get injured etc. and i just learned just about every aspect of raising dogs from an animal husbandry standpoint the same way a dairy farmer would. and i started to get into the genetic theory of bloodlines and how they affect the different aspects of a breeding program and why it's important to pay attention getting into the weeds as far as breathing is concerned. after that i got more and more involved in every aspect of manag

lastly as you're describing the general planning environment planning etc., i would be interested to hear a little bit more of how particularly the first 2 items currently planning and citywide planning collaborate and overlap. >> commissioner sugaya. >> yes. let's see under 8 staff positions that are authorized or whatever but noted funded directly and the new 11 positions what's itself relationship between those two are they separate or 8 part of 11 or. >> they're separate so the 8 positions we got approved their unfunded they're dedicated to reducing the backlog and the 11 ftes in the following years is a combination to reduce the backlog as well as other citywide programs and housing policies so on. >> what you say they're good for 2 1/2 years are they city employees or if they are they become civil service and isn't that another issue if we run out of money. >> so they're to be appointed to permanent exempt because their funded for two year and a half years to work on the backlog they will be permanent exempt and normally over the course of the 2 1/2 years through attrition depa

back office system and leased within this page you can see the various functions and the schedules etc. there's hard copies here on the table if you like just an important note is that this system is a tracking system it is meant to track projects the main source of information for property information will remain the property information map this was development many years ago and if you need general information about a property you should still obvious our map at the starting point and you'll see what we called pi m. the system will require an accounted so you have to log if you need to conduct a transaction like paying a fee that kind of thing but all the information will be available without rentals to do a simple search for information. for instance, and again, because we don't have a single database available for the public today one example that the public can search for both the dbi record is for example, a condition filed within the timeframe you can energy that acquire and get a list of the applications numbers and it will put you into that project for the information. just a

systems on the street except for etc etc so it's being called a day to tsunami if you like the idea ofmy ass if waves of data being collected not by humans really but by computers. normally we associate surveillance with the police and security services we forget that the major internet platforms and providers are also trying to follow our every step. the magic word is data mining. sophisticated programs to comb through the streams of data worldwide in search of specific criteria which can then be used to create a market based records. we made a perfect target to go after. and we really got caught in the politics of the of the left vs right the left trying to go after george bush and his policies unfortunately we were we were a victim of those kind of plate tectonics grinding against each other but do you feel betrayed by your own government that's why i'm asking having you know building your business based on the merits winning competitively bid contracts performing well doing one hundred thousand missions with no one under a care cold or injured and then having it trashed because of

systems on the street except for etc etc so it's being called a day to tsunami if you like the idea ofmy acid waves of data being collected not by humans really but by computers. normally we associate surveillance with the police and security services we forget that the major internet platforms and provide is are also trying to follow our every step. the magic word is data mining. sophisticated programs comb through the streams of data worldwide in search of specific criteria which can then be used to create a market based records. there's a saying when you're in the arctic you have the entire world at your feet. she looks like a fairly simple ship but really she's not symbol of the whole handful of people ever have access to the nuclear icebreakers the real king here is at the polar bear and ice breakers come second not a single complex expedition to the optics can be conducted with the russian nuclear powered fleet of ice breakers we've undertaken a unique operation. the northern sea route russia's arctic ice breakers. there is obviously more for the latest because it's pink. women w

systems on the street except for etc etc so it's being called a day to tsunami if you like the idea ofy house if waves of data being collected not by humans really but by computers. normally we associate surveillance with the police and security services we forget that the major internet platforms and provide is are also trying to follow our every step. of the magic word is data mining. sophisticated programs combed through the streams of data worldwide in search of specific criteria which can then be used to create a market based records. playing. the olympic spirit travels with the flame for. it's birthplace in greece. joined james brown for an elemental and epic journey around russia and beyond. where i. live. in two thousand and chime one of the first things released by wiki leaks was a secret video recording that actually looked like a video showing two american i actually click talk to opening fire on a dozen people in iraq just to sort of means to live in a society images of violence become normal this is what the sense of isolation and lack of empathy look like. we try and expe

systems on the street except for etc etc so it's being called a day to tsunami if you like the idea ofmy ass if waves of data being collected not by humans really but by computers. normally we associate surveillance with the police and security services we forget that the major internet platforms and provide is are also trying to follow our every step. the magic word is data mining. sophisticated programs combed through the streams of data worldwide in search of specific criteria which can then be used to create a market based records. u.s. military was built to square off against the soviet union over western europe but when you take that conventional military and now try to read task it as a counterinsurgency force it creates a lot of gaps and that's the kind of private sector stuff. the playing. field in big spirit travels with the flame from its birthplace in greece. showing james brown for an elemental and epic journey around russia and beyond. where i. play. do we speak your language or not advanced. music programs and documentaries and spanish what matters to you breaking news a

systems on the street except for etc etc so it's being called a day to tsunami if you like the idea ofmy ass it waves of data being collected not by humans really but by computers. normally we associate surveillance with the police and security services we forget that the major internet platforms and provide is are also trying to follow our every step. the magic word is data mining. sophisticated programs combed through the streams of data worldwide in search of specific criteria which can then be used to create a market based records. creating is the stable operation bob was done making at me and what you are advocating knighton self-interest sense of that is which it often. which is has always been the case and had on just businesses for hundreds of years without using the label. but i think what got capitalism to have a view was this notion that economists brought to it which was the idea of profit maximisation. we speak your language. with music programs and documentaries and spanish what matters to you breaking news a little tonnage of angles keaton's stories. you hear. the choice

pushed up the ladder, open director's hearing, and litigation committees, and city attorney office etc.. and i would like to ask if there is any more published a guideline for closing or this violation, many of them have been disclosed and there seems to be no explanation that exists someplace and i am wondering if we could see that. thank you. >> thank you, mr. davis. is there any further public comment? >> okay, seeing none, item 4, election of the bic president, and vice president. >> and madam secretary, if it is okay with the fellow commissioners and until melgar gets here, we can probably go to because item 7, and we could take that then we could get here we could go back to that. >> okay. >> if that is okay with my fellow commissioners. >> yeah. >> we are moving to director's report, update on dbi's finances, 7 a. >> good morning, my name is gale, and i am the acting chief financial officer for dbi and i wanted to talk about our finance report, and our revenues are continuing to come in quite high. so the revenue projection that i gave at the last meeting is actually slightly hi

en cualquier tipo de célula, puede multiplicarse formando nervios, piel, músculos, glóbulos rojos, etciento de las células madre es un tema bastante polémico. >>el problema es que ese tratamiento de células madres que se ha venido aplicando hasta ahora se ha venido haciendo con células de un embrión humano; y, como sabes, es un tema muy delicado y de ética porque... es una vida en comienzo. >>pero el nuevo bioxtron no trabaja así, ¿verdad? >>por supuesto que no. bioxtron es un método diferente, pero para lograr los mismos beneficios; está elaborada con el extracto de una superalga llamada aphanizomenon flos aquae o mejor conocida por sus siglas afa. >>¿y qué tiene de tan especial esta alga? >>fíjate qué interesante, yo lo llamo el descubrimiento del siglo. se ha comprobado que el afa del lago klamath, en oregón, gracias a los fitoquímicos que posee, puede reproducir en nuestro cuerpo células madre en la médula ósea. >>esto quiere decir que no hay necesidad de recurrir a un embrión humano. >>correcto. >>¿y cuál es el efecto que produce? >>está demostrado por los estudios que pasado una

selection of wine, and we will also be able to over more fresh food items and gourmet cheese and snacks etc., and so approving this public request will allow us to accomplish these goals. we have done, quite a bit of out reach with neighbors and after talking to us about our existing policies which are not changing, they were generally supportive of the project. >> could you talk a little bit about your out reach to the district supervisor? i know that this is in district two. >> supervisor farrell is very, very supportive. >> great, thank you. >> supervisor yee,? >> could you speak more about your fresh food items? >> sure, right now, i don't know if you have been to the store and we basically have an eight foot section of cheese. >> it is one of the terms of fresh food and it is including gourmet cheeses and ex-expanding the store will allow us to expand and make that area bigger and it is what the customers are looking for when they come to this store and so right now, with the space that it is, there is no way to cram any more food in that store. >> don't you just have more cheese. >> w

., etc.hy would taxpayers be paying money to the e.u. for that money to then go back to berlin? would it not be better that the local authority could distribute the money? it is so embedded. it is so cultural within europe. there are so many bureaucrats. people are lig off this system. you're asking them, it is a difficult challenge. >> i think there is confusion this year. it is worth remembering that the investment of the european union is making all around europe, generating growth for all around europe. if structural funds are spent in romania, you're creating jobs there, giving people money. by -- you create growth all over the european union. >> let's talk about reform, though. that seems to be at the heart of what the u.k. ultimately wants. it wants the europe that is more efficient. there are inefficiencies in the way those funds are distributed. there are inefficiencies the way that brussels operates. how do we make brussels and europe work better? if we can achieve that then some of

privy at hello etc etc we're very happy to be here with you and we hope you tune in to boom bust coming up on today's show white collar crime experts are joins me live from our new york studio to discuss all things fraud from the world of finance plus ed harrison and i talk to trade agreement specifically not a big deal it's all coming up so stay tuned they're impressed with those languages thank you very much thanks amir and that does it for now for more on the stories we covered go to youtube dot com forward slash r t america check out our website r t dot com for its last usa follow me on twitter adam you're a david and stay tuned boom bust is next. welcome to the year of the horse sense of the b.b.c. news subtitles as we enter the chinese new year which is of course is called the year of the horse alas i believe the b.b.c. forty and sub reveals a lot more about the true state of the british and global economies that which is not allowed to be said publicly by the likes of the beloved b. if you think about the elites and government think tank and business have been forcing public asse

and it is terrible values, etc., etc.his is not a rolex but i could buy a sixpack a rolexes with this but so what? >> danielle steele inspired perkins to speak out. ♪ >> welcome back. i am emily chang. in tom perkins' original letter, he mentioned novelist danielle steele saying she has been unfairly treated. he did not mention she is his ex-wife. i asked him if the letter was personal. >> yes. i think the inspiration for writing the letter came from the most recent attack by the "san francisco chronicle" on danielle steel. it all started with complaints about the heights of her hedges around her house and she writes potboilers and is a snob. we are no longer married but we are close. i felt sorry for her and she is being victimized. she's the number one author in the world. over one billion books in print. she was awarded the french legion of honor for literature and humanitarian activities. none of that was reported. i thought since i am a knight, a literal knight of norway, i would get on my horse and charge. >> you me

to kind of development to devote their economy develop the local economy develop the infrastructure etc the infrastructure in thailand is appalling for a country of its wealth it's thirty fifty sixty years old some of it well let me ask you and i don't mean to be. characterizing this in any way you know because marching in any way but let's let me draw a rough comparison to. the the conflicts the ongoing conflicts in northern ireland and the reason i mention this is because if i go to northern ireland and i've been there and i sit down with five or six people and not a single person can tell me what these troubles are about theirs don't know where they live they don't know what counties there and they don't know what side they're on it's just a gordian knot of hate basically with no beginning or end it's just a pile of nonsense is there any similarity because it to this thailand situation because the opposing forces the conflicting forces the there are there is some there's a lot of overlap there is a clear cut what what's what the two sides are. is a. i suppose but i would say yeah you

that is why i put all of my savings into the base foment remodel and applying equipment and rents and etc.. first i thought that there was a typo sinces it said sunday to wednesday, eleven a.m. to 12 a.m. and repeats the same schedule from thursday to friday again. from eleven a.m. to 12 a.m.. so, i'm just wondering why, you know he put everything instead of just put every day and you know put it into 12 a.m.. there is a bar, half a block away and open to 2 a.m. every day and i feel strongly that it is unfair to compete with the existing bars with this condition and not to mention the financial burden for the next six months. also, on number two, i think it should be removed after six months because i may want to transfer an on sale general license in the future. so i believe that it should be decided on the future hearing. and the previous clock had on sale general license, and we are down grading and complying all other conditions to build the trust with our community and so that is my thought here, thank you. >> so can i ask you before you move, thank you very much. for being here for

from there, being able to push the messaging to them from brands, etc.. keep talking about ads, will ads go there. i don't know if that matters as much as making sure it continues to work. >> we have seen some great examples of washington using technology, for example in the 2012 presidential campaign. what about the examples where they have used it poorly, when it comes to healthcare.gov? what is a going to take for washington to catch up? >> -- it going to take for washington to catch up? >> that is a very nuanced question. healthcare.gov is not an example of washington using technology poorly, it is just a large product that is very difficult. we have to -- it is everyone -- have to pay attention to what the cutting edge is and really listen to the users on what they want. one of the things i worry is that in 2016 if we follow the playbook from 2012 we will fail. we constantly have to have our ears to the ground. good answer for why or how we can make sure they do things better, they being washington. i know by just talking about it in continuing this

rained in california in almost a year we need to do a tent because we don't want people to get wet etc. and no you can't do it on the inside and they gave us the count down date and it kept raining and raining and i said let's do that on my mothers birthday and they don't know that woman she's got a relationship with the lord. under the circumstances the sun will be shining on her oldest boy on the dated when you do the bridge (clapping) and so credit my mother with the sunshine. and clarence were up correct to ask that question because when alice finally, called me they did this in secret he didn't want me to be involved taught u at all for fear i'd cause it to fall. they were keeping it out of my sight completely until some reporter named a journalist called me up and asked how did you organize straight this bridge for being named after you. i said what are you talking about he said they're talking about naming the by a bridge after you. and i said that is to the o not possible i'm two controversial and i'm alive (laughter) and, of course, they said well they are. i called eleanor an

asked ceo john kline. >> it is all about size, delivering of content thomas etc., whether you're in the former phone company, verizon, at&t, all of these guys have to get as big as possible as fast as possible. >> and so in the cable industry at least, this is pretty close to a monopoly now. >> i do not know monopoly, but ourverizons and at&ts national networks, but a cable programmer is localized, and that might be changing. you suddenly have a company that is that almost a national footprint, but they've got to have that in order to compete against alternatives. google is developing fiber that delivers 100 times faster speed than your cable or your phone provider does. >> and that is a good point. are a national provider, google. >> how quickly do we think cable provider, who cares, right? >> young people think about that. olds, ourlk to 25-year- 25-year-old producers are not even have cable. >> know, and they do not need it. >> one thing that everybody is talking about today is the id of a monopoly, what is not being talked about today is the fact that comcast investors are going to

you saw the closure of gm, toyota, ford, etc. pulling out. that is what driving us. >> we have seen a pickup of wages in japan. that is the most important thing. required for the economy going for. >> i think japan is interesting because in many respects the government is doing the right things but they are not yet seen the results they want to see. we're certainly seeing a more confident employment base. we are seeing clients that are focusing much more on retaining good people. it means that the good people will continue to get wage inflation. i think wage inflation will be a common story across the world. for 2014 versus 2013 -- a lot of parts of the world, including the u.k., is i think we will see wage inflation outstripped prices which should reinforce strength in the general economy. >> you have been talking about diversifying the long-term aid to grow and diverse five the company. is there a way you want to diversify it? >> japan is a good example. we will make him 06 main pounds in japan. it is an interesting market. it is a market w

., etc., etc.powered to make choices about their lives. they can pursue their dreams. you can choose not to work. let somebody else do the work. that is a welfare culture. that is a massive expansion. that is what obama and obamacare are doing to us. what country are we living in? denmark where they pay artists to pursue their dreams? remember nancy pelosi? this is not going to work. president obama set out to change america. i do not inky can get away with this one. it is his own party that can rein him in. democrats are being told that choosing not to work is good. how does middle america really feel about that? i just do not think it will fly. my reading is this. this is still america. we do not like it when somebody else is leaving off of my back when i am doing all the work. this will not work. ♪ [ male announcer ] this is karen and jeremiah. they don't know it yet, but they're gonna fall in ve, get married, have a coue of kids, [ children laughing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy

now, there have got to be a safety net for unforeseen consequences, etc. but one of them was pregnancy and labor. and a normal delivery. and here's the baseline. when we were establishing all this stuff, we had to really find -- a really fine ob/gyn who just raised cane, can't do that. all of my deliveries are way over this line. i'll lose money on every delivery. can't do that. well, unbeknownst to him and with a little bit of self-examination as all this was occurring, in every pregnancy, in every delivery his office was sending every placenta to the pathologist. whether it was called for or not. whether there was any reason to be doing that or or not. and so, i mean, the pathologist was making a little money, but he didn't know that. the office was doing that as a matter of routine. of when they stopped that and decided to only send placentas that required it for pathological examination, his baseline dropped below. he was going to make more money. and what's going to happen? the taxpayers, everybody in general are going to be paying less. so, i mean, t

look at the world of tv viewing these days to include youtube and netflix and amazon prime and hulu, etc., and then you get a figure beyond the early percent, regulators will have to make the choice -- are they comfortable with comcast owning so many cable subscribers and owning the nbc universal content portfolio? that is a lot of power in the industry for one company. >> oh, the regulators. if we know anything, washington will be looking for was stephanie ruhle likes to call a pound of flesh. >> anytime you combine a number one and number two in anything in this country, washington is going to be initially skeptical, but again, this deal will have to be scrutinized because it is not just perhaps cable versus cable here. it involves a whole lot of more players and what it means in terms of programming costs, the flow of information over the internet. the department of justice, the the fcc will have to decide is this in the public interest. >> and when it comes to the public interest -- >> will our cable bills go up? >> that is the question at the department of justice is going to look a

. >> 90% del tomate se da aquÍ, ademÁs de espárragos, ajo, etc. >> ya estÁ todo listo para que se empieceal y como estÁn en este momento. >> ocasionando estragos en la economÍa, afectando el índice de desempleo, que se dispararÍa afectando a miles de personas que trabajan en el campo, de manera directa e indirecta. >> hay muchas industrias alrededor de esto, fertilizantes, el transporte del producto. >> afectando no sÓlo la economÍa de california. >> tiene que impactar de forma conjunta a otros estados que tambiÉn dependen del producto de california. >> por eso, nos dice el alcalde de mendota, hacen gestiones para conseguir agua. >> todavÍa estamos peleando. >> pero hasta ahora no han obtenido la respuesta que desean. > >> vamos ahora a michoacÁn, mÉxico, donde se lleva un constante enfrentamiento entre grupos de autodefensas, y caballeros templarios, y mucho de los apoyos no sÓlo moral, sino econÓmico de las milicias comunitarias provienen de california, donde viven 1 millÓn de michoacanos, veamos cÓmo se reÚnen y distribuyen esos fondos. >> un ejÉrcito oculto en estados unidos soporta l

explicaron que las matricolas de otros documentos con el fin de determinar cuales son los más difíciles etceses darán a conocer cuales usaran los tramites y contratar más personal . >>> están buscando y arrestando , si ellos , al tener un público masivo . >>> se prepara para aconsejar la ciudadeanía se prepara para dar más adelante dar el examen escrito y también lo puede encontrar en el portal de internet . >>> muchas gracias beatriz sánchez , la policía ubico a una persona de interés involucrada se creia que forzo con un cuchillo a una mujer que estaba con un carro a un menor de edad las autoridades informaron . >>> (♪ ♪) . >>> (♪ ♪) . . >>> cuando dos hombres caminaban hasta la víctima y uno de ellos se voltio relaciónados con la violencia domestica y pedir a la comunidad latina en el año anterior 6 de las 11 víctimas eran latinos por lo que la policía recalco ayudar a todos . >>> un incendio dejó un hombre muerto . >>> cerca la puerta las autoridades arrestaron a un sospechoso de atropellar a un peaton a darse la fuga en san francisco en la madrugada la víctima fallecio en el lugar de l

invested equally to exceed the benchmark everyone we are in new york and cambridge and a san diego etc., he ever one of those cities is heavy being driven by technology and life science. the areas we have a huge human capital and brain function advantage over the rest of the world we expect our tenant to be more collaborative and innovative where you have engineering and chemical and engineering and biological so we see our future it heavy solar driven enterprise. haley mentioned when we met the health rock people we were blown away we've got to work and invest together it was a knoll team so that's how we think about things >> so you can see users working with the rock health folks. >> super we could go on for hours it's an existing event but we're going to move on to the ribbon cutting ceremony. >> (cheering) >> >>> >> >> february 3, 2014, >> >> sfgtv >> city of san francisco