conforme avanza los corales crecen en donde la flora y la fauna y luego llega a la playa, con sus granosagÍnate en el centro de la capitano grande poder ver a los animales tan maravillosos. >> pero bueno, hablaremos del papa francisco que tuvo otro de los detalles que derrocha humildad se sentÓ almorzar con los empleados del vaticano los trabajadores de la casa santa marta contaron que entrÓ a la cafeterÍa hizo fila como todos los demÁs tomÓ su bandeja y se uniÓ a ellos y despuÉs posÓ para una foto de recuerdo y les dio la bendiciÓn >> (risas). >> que maravilla, asÍ llegamos al final de la ediciÓn muchÍsimas gracias nos vemos el >> cuando yo estuve en afganistÁn, nos atacaron con rpg, estuvimos dos horas bajo fuego, doctora. >>guau. >>yo perdÍ a mi hermano mayor. >>¿estaba contigo ese dÍa? Él decidiÓ reenlistarse. >>no, doctora, Él no puede haber firmado esos papeles. ¡la patria me acaban de llevar uno, ¿por quÉ me van a llevar los dos?! >>m'hijo, ¿tÚ le dijiste la verdad a tu mamÁ? ¿por favor, tÚ puedes tener la valentÍa de decirle? >>conocÍ a mi novio y alli empezaron todos los problem

consecuencias a la fauna, la flora. >> estamos en apoyo de unas condiciones que ha desarrollado por la planeamiento no aprueba el reporte antes del 16 de julio el reporte y el consejo de richimont. el pÚblico tiene hasta 10 dÍas para apelar la decisiÓn. >> muchas gracias. en san francisco derrotaron a cuatro hombres acusados de robar 480.000 $ a travÉs de transacciones falsas para cubrir gastos de comida. si son encontrados culpables, los cuatro hombres podrÍan ser sentenciados a 25 aÑos de prisiÓn. >> un beneficio que deben tener por ley. deberÁ pagarles 1 millÓn 300.000 $ a los 175 trabajadores porque entre 2008 y 2010, no hizo la contribuciÓn obligatoria. la empresa reciÉn empezÓ a cubrir el plan de seguro de sus trabajadores despuÉs de que la fiscalÍa de san francisco abriera una investigaciÓn. >> todos los maestros que quieran renovar su licencia profesional en california deberÁn cumplir con un nuevo requisito. el gobernador promulgÓ una ley que obliga a los educadores a juramentar que van a reportar cualquier caso de maltrato infantil del que sean testigos o del que se enteren a

they revived an internal journal called "north american fauna" which was an internal fish and wildlife little news letter, hasn't been printed previously since 1991. again, i imagine most republicans are saying, so what, if this helps us get rid of the wolf, which many on that side of the aisle would like to do, so be it, that's good. just think what's going to happen when fish and wildlife and this administration or another administration wants to make a decision contrary to what you care about? what if they want to cook up a phony science on the sage grouse, the lesser prairie chicken? you know, or on some of these other species that have been talked about today? they drag out the "northern american fauna" label and they say, hey, it's been published and that's what we base our decision on. this is a very disturbing trend by an administration. inexplicable that this administration would go down this particular path. and again, even if you may agree with delisting the wolf and greatly reducing the populations which are nowhere near what they should be for a full recovery, you know, th

>> we need to bring your attention to the container store, the company's thinking in after-hours, faunaent. they missed estimates, come he reported a loss of 7 cents a share and a kind of echoes with lance roberts was seen at the top of the show, which is do not expect a rebound in consumer spending. cheryl: too much pressure on the consumer with wages and job growth. we wanted to bring your attention to the container store and with that market reaching record highs many stocks really were not cheap. you can't say that, but for investors looking for a bargain goldman sachs but at eight list of 40 stocks that are undervalued and have the potential to increase prices as much as 50%. here the top five, a streaming video service netflix comes in at number five. goldman says the stock has upside target and nearly 34%. its shares has doubled over the past year. the most other-- undervalued stock is-- it is seen short interest falls in that firm believes it can rally more than 30%%. next on the list,-- number two in this we got hammered with delta airlines. they are saying upside potential and

and extreme weather causes climate change which threatens the fauna and flora, our property and the way of life, we need to find ways to reduce energy consumption and decrease those adverse effects upon our environment. we need to redouble our efforts at this point on renewable energy and energy efficiency and the efforts by this amendment would save money, $5 million for the budget, energy deficit reduction, it would protect our environment by having more research on energy efficiency standards, save our consumers and constituents money and protect our environment at the same time, and yet not have us invest in fossil fuels needlessly which is the opposite direction we should be going. so i urge my colleagues to vote yes on this amendment, show their -- both for fiscal conservative sound budget deficit reduction programs, as well as protect the environment and be concerned about the effects on the pocketbook of our individual consumers. reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his ime. for what purpose does the gentleman from idaho rise? the gent

conserve species, to have habitat for species so we can have rich, diverse populations of flora and fauna. this bill will help those goals because we'll know what science is being used to base these decisions upon. right now, science that is undisclosed is being used. right now, we have tribal governments, county governments, and state governments through these incredibly impressive wildlife agencies who have had this ethos embedded in them since they were little kids, trying to administer these laws. trying to save these species. we want their knowledge shared with the u.s. fish and wildlife service. we want to know what science is being used to make these decisions. so it can be vetted by third parties. so people who have specialized scientific knowledge about a habitat area or a sub species can share that knowledge with agencies so we're not making ecisions with litigants behind closed doors with no public input by the people whose dream is to have an endangered species act that works. that works for the people on the land. the people who love these species, who love the habitat, who c

it is a part of the area generally known as the everglades, what is it going to do to the flora and fauna in other words all of those delicate ecosystem balance of the critters and the plants. what is it going to do in the very area that we're spending hundreds of billions of dollars of state taxpayer and federal taxpayer money to restore? now, this is a very legitimate question. the collier family years ago were very generous. they gave fee simple to the u.s. government what is today big cypress preserve. they retained the mineral rights. that was clearly their right to do so, and it was very generous for them to donate that property. we have a national park range ranger manager that manages that preserve. now we have got to look at what are the serious consequences to trying to convert those mineral rights that were reserved into drilling. the most immediate thing is that instead of seismic testing, another kind of vibration testing is expected to be done with thousands of tests in the big cypress preserve. it's called thumping. a vehicle comes in and apparently drops things onto the su