se castiga con la muerte el juez le dicen el juez soga por qué ha condenado a muchos a morir ahora garhorcados. las drogas que se mantienen como prueba, no son las mimas que fueron incautadas hace más de 3 años. el juez, decidió suspender el juicio hasta el próximo jueves. y esto les devolvió la esperanza perdida. >>> con mucha fe que va a salir bien todo. >>> y todavía no salvan la vida en esta casa en sinaloa, dicen que van a recibir con una fiesta a los hermanos que un día se fueron, y sin imaginar que quizás solo fue para morir muy lejos. >>> mientras la ayuda de estos americanos pende de un hilo, otros no tuvieron la misma suerte. ocurrieron 2 diferentes ataques armados en 2 fiestas llenas de jon jóvenes. el primero ocurrió en tepito estado de nayarit. los muertos fueron 2. no se sabe cuáles son los

they were like garred yens to pass the golden gate we told them what wement todd hear. on the island of desperate dreams we shed our skins and wore new ones. burned our parents name and let our pasts curl into smoke. >> no longer my father's daughter. no longer my husband's wife. only the sea gulls know who i really am. for months we were held in separate rooms. the dampness seeped through the bunks and gnawed or bones. at night the wales of ghosts kept us awake. 32 steps to my father's house, 4 windows facing north. 24 steps to my uncle's house, 2 doors facing south. i have 3 sisters, 2 brothers, 4 cousins on my father's side. now i store the memory in a drawer. along with bitter herbs and rhineos ris horns. we dine at restaurants on the better side of town with pink table cloths and real flowers in the vases. we hardly go to china town. >> in a casual way, they had fun with his body. they chained him to the back of the car and did fish tails. forensic evidence suggests his body came loose and they rechained him after rolling back over him to get him. now most of us he

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se castiga con la muerte el juez le dicen el juez soga por qué ha condenado a muchos a morir ahora gar próximo jueves. y esto les devolvió la esperanza perdida. >>> con mucha fe que va a salir bien todo. >>> y todavía no salvan la vida en esta casa en sinaloa, dicen que van a recibir con una fiesta a los hermanos que un día se fueron, y sin imaginar que quizás solo fue para morir muy lejos. >>> mientras la ayuda de estos americanos pende de un hilo, otros no tuvieron la misma suerte. ocurrieron 2 diferentes ataques armados en 2 fiestas llenas de jon jóvenes. el primero ocurrió en tepito estado de nayarit. los muertos fueron 2. no se sabe cuáles son los motivos. y los hombres buscaban a pandilleros rivales y decidieron disparar a todo los que estaban ahí. >>> raúl torres gracias amigosy vamos a otra breve pausa y más adelante verán como trataran de derogar una ley ya aprobada que favorece a los estudiantes indocumentados atención, si usted o sus hijos, han jugado play station, podrían ester víctimas de un robo. mi habitación... lucia: ¡déjame ayudarte! lili: ¡quiero sentirme especial! l

san francisco garage put a gar age in this building for us. when you fly to hawaii, you do not fly it -- and go to the cockpit and tell him how to fly. i am a licensed professional. i will do this. just like a licensed contractor. get in there and do the plans, just like i have. we have done everything that we were supposed to do. pulled the permits. you have read my appeal. i do not need to go into all of the baloney. mike contractor has done a fantastic job. we have passed everything in a measly two weeks because it is such a small, silly little job. we are ready to cover. mike contractor went in and pulled the dry rock permit. he made the changes. mr. dufty was nice enough to look at the project. he came out and sought everything that was done. things are ready to go. you have somebody with a personal vendetta against me. somebody has three lawsuits on me. before i walked in here, and do you know what i got? i got served. i do not feel comfortable walking out of here. i would like to have an officer meet me here and walk me to my car. i hav

trap smart, nonnative gar gant wan flea bag you root in the oak brush of bogs and swamp. if we killed you now, hog zila, if we took aim for your belly with our cross bow or laser sight and pulled a trigger or let a tripped arrow rip through the night air there wouldn't be a story to tell. while we lay and wait for you to appear, chewing our ciao and the fat lit up on beer, lit up on the last of the evening light. we will harness you in speech, laszo you with language and make you bleed like the common pig you were before all this celebrity. in dreams you are bigger than you will ever be. you must be made to suffer for your mystery. the origin of hogzila. are you spawn of desoto men? long snouted do your upper tusks sharpen the lower. or did you escape from an aptwau son of a son injected with gonad troepin. black tusks and tell tall tale. did your thousand pound body weigh less filtering out of your brilliant nostrils uncontained as a new myth. your solitary except for one season. your domestic kin it's unfairly for them. your untoward piglets 3 times a year, careless lov

my name is reuben gars and i'm a union organizer. how are you doing? thank you very much for having this hearing. i want to echo the previous speaker. this is a hearing that the ggnra didn't want to have. they didn't want to face the public who are upset about what they are doing. that's why they created kind of like an easy for them process. when you go and you talk to one of them, they don't care what you say. nobody is listening to you. there's no record. there's a record of this and i think that's the way that you conduct their business. anyway, we're talking about 1% of the total ggnra. and i'm a lifelong environmentalist. believe me. i used to be part of the sierra clubs, where we used to take san francisco kids to the beach. believe it or not, a lot of our kids in the mission, they never make it to the beach or to fort funston. we used to take kids from there to the beach or to yosemite or whatever. i also have a letter here from over 50 businesses that are related to dog ownership, and they are protesting. they are protesting the ggnra policy t

your life coach gets his love because criticized his side despite them winning the first game of the gar in cup finals against outlands at sue i was time to cheer on home ice was how it ended on friday but because claims power play conversion should have been better some of that put themselves in france just one minute in italy pushing the man on target but underdogs outlands paul to go back early in the third through top scorer but again not the arc and. but course the extra frame. and in the second minute of overtime and they could take in the winner if the home side the advantage in this best of seven contest play again in a far on sunday. now red bull continue to dominate the new formula one season with their world champion sebastian vettel on pole position for the sudden great of the season this sunday in malaysia after winning the first race in australia vettel qualified a tenth of a second head of my parents list. circuits. other driver mark webber heard on the grid alongside the other mclaren jenson button and the german credited his position to use the energy recovery system we

have you been able to take any pictures there's nothing special about this photograph except that it gar instance side by side with. a pistol make reprints of it. i like some of the calls that have seized the crash site from an altitude of four hundred meters for the first time the model is standing at the site where the world's first cosmonaut died is hardly visible. it's been established to the weather was bad doing the fun and there were two layers of clouds. like some this father is a well known designer of aircraft engines he says it's the aircraft's motor that caused the disaster. this situation unfolded as follows. when the pilots found themselves in the lower level of clouds and the conventional chute of one thousand five hundred meters the engine fails a little and even they tried to keep it going by forcing it to work at maximum capacity. to an abrupt halt in front of. the theory that the engine was responsible for the crashes based on beings obtained from onboard instruments the velocity gauge recorded a high speed on impact with the ground this means that the pilots made no a

in some cases they made beautiful gar dens and sometimes they do the minimum and sometimes they don't know they're responsible and it can get neglected. >> it is trees and gardens. >> tree landscapes, the way the ordinance phrases it, you have to maintain it in good condition. it is a little vague, so long as it is not a blighted area. it doesn't have to be a manicured lawn, but we don't want it to be overgrown weeds. >> there are recent aamendments that say you can't pave over the required landscape area, in the front setback, particularly, planning says you have to maintain a certain portion of that ads landscape area, people have been paving that for more parking and we're starting to tighten up on that, in the city as well. >> okay, let's walk up the street here. okay. we're going to stop up here. and look at this. look at this cute little thing, what kind of tree is this? what are we looking at? >> that's the fruit of the strawberry tree. you can see the fruit t actually looks like a little strawberry and they are are edible, pe but they don't taste like strawberries, they don't

>> well, you know, this thing about the evil ole gar kyes, it could be true, but it's just to counterproductive to approach issues in that way. >> to arrest the criminals? >> yeah, yes, to use the kind of rhetoric they're using is -- >> rule of law is illegal. >> yes, all of that is counterproductive. what you need to do in this world is understand where people are coming from and so -- and treat them with respect and find out what everybody's point of view is and try to work this out in a way that answer people's issues. i've been writing about -- i don't only write about environmental issues, but i have been writing about environmental issues since the early 1970s starting with nuclear power, and i have noticed that where environmental movements are most successful is when they listen to the other people's point of view, when they don't use this kind of rhetoric, when they don't talk in terms of the good guys and the bad guys because it just doesn't get it done. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] >> okay, now we're going to take a question on this side of the room, and everybody think three

transformations of the '60s and '70s were deepened and really ratified in the '80s and beyond, you know, with gar liberation, you know, it being the status of gay americans, you knowing being a great example. it's interesting how you framed that at the end of the question about, you know, is the consequence of these issues more sort of economic justice. and, you know, maybe that's true. especially if you, you know, take it forward into the next -- the book sort of in terms of periodization, my '80s cuts off at 1992, and the clinton administration. it seems like there are some things, you know, that george h.w. bush administration i want to talk about. i talk about the gulf war a little bit. in the book. some of act up's activities are in the later '80s and car carry on into the '90s. but things seem to change with the clinton administration. there you really do have, you know, a democratic president and administration that's sort of committed to the, you know, liberalism, the free market principles and, you know, welfare reform and things of this nature. so the, i think that's a good way of frami

caribbean, and that's -- >> if you have the caribbean in your backgrounds, you definitely have shore gar in your backgrounds, but we believed that many more people have sugar in their background than they know, and we're about to take you as i say spinning around the world, and the subtitle of our book is a story of magic, skies, slavery, freedom, and science, and let's start out with magic. why might we relate sugar to magic? well, sugar kane, if we go back to the world map, originally was very first, you know, off the edge opt far edge, we know that it was first grown in new guinea, and they grew sugar cane. have you seen that before? >> okay, good. >> have any of you ever tasted sugar cane? all right, all right. we do know that sugar cane was first grown in new guinea, and then it was brought up to india, # and the reason we know that is that there are prayers to the goddessdurga, and you would burn various offerings to her, and one of the offerings burned was sugar gain, and we know the original word for sugar was that which brings sweetness to the people, but at a certain point, the

> the battle heats up in court over wisconsin's controversial law restricting collective bar -- bar gar been rights for workers. a judge could rule any minute. we're live in madison. >>> this wasn't meant to be part of the air show. fierce winds, tossing planes like toys as spectators run for cover. we'll talk with an eyewitness and show you the incredible photos. it's all new, all live, it's "happening now". jon: good morning, to you, hope your friday is off to a great start, i'm jon scott. jenna: nice to see you jon scott! i'm jenna lee, everybody. we're here in the fox news room and "happening now" it's a big day in the middle east. as we know friday is a major day for prayers, a first start to the weekend, and waves of protests are sweeping the entire region. from syria, we're getting reports of security forces attacking protestors after they left a mosque. it's hard to get imams from the tightly controlled country but here we have some amateur video of worshipers leaving the mosque after friday prayers chanting the syrian people are one. in the meantime, in yemen, it appears demons

pivotal moment in the history of this country, and that is whether or not we move in a sense into an al garwhere a few people on top have incredible amounts of wealth, incredible amounts of political power, while the middle class disappears and poverty increases. that's where we are right now, and i would hope very much that the american people engage in this debate and to tell members of the senate to tell members of the house that it is morally wrong and very poor economics to cut back on programs desperately needed by working families while giving huge tax breaks to people who absolutely don't need that. mr. president, will that, i would yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. >> on c-span2, a discussion about federal communications regulation of the internet and net neutrality. state department spokesman mark toner said today that the u.s. supports the marketing of libyan crude oil by qatar against fighting against gadhafi. he confirmed they marketed 1 million barrels of crude among other topics. this is 50 minutes, and we'll watch this until secretary of state hillary clinton

gar vin, can you tell me about the effect that the cap on the crime victims fund has had on victims to whom you provide services? >> the services that they provide are funded through two streams. the federal crime victims rights act has an authorization for appropriations in it and some money has come directly through appropriation to fund some of our work, although that has not happened since 2008. then other funds have come through grant programs including voca through the office for the victim of crime and the cap, i would say, what was happening to our services and services nationally is that there isn't enough money making its way out to the field. we know that victims have more needs than are being funded. we know that the legal clinics that we oversee are going to shut down this year, and that victims, including victims in the tucson shooting will not have an attorney with them as of july of this year, actually, that clinic will not have funding to continue and to provide representation. so the cap is putting restrictions on the services that are available. >> i want your judgme

we at gar evaluate them and you have some representatives here to tell you that the failure is -- rate -- is unacceptable. it's almost a total failure. if it wasn't money and personnel, maybe it wouldn't matter. but they have 3,300 spot officers, i believe, in the program. and they've got a quarter of a billion dollars of expenditures and asking for more. what i heard today is that again it doesn't work. i didn't actually get to hear the suggestions, and i would look for them. i had to leave before i heard all of it. some of the suggestions on their amount of time to do a verbal interview would improve it. but maybe finding some way to get us to a number that we could have some exchange. ms. edwards made some excellent points in her opening comments too. we've got to have some way to improve this, and that unless there is some verbal exchange, i think that we're with the stand off observation we're wasting time, money, and resources. i don't have a specific recommendation for the replacement. i do know what's in place does not work. but i can tell you how much i appreciate your subcomm

and look at the blue skies over there in london where meredith has taken up a position in tra fall garpositive thoughts. i'm matt lauer along with al roker. meredith in london. what do you have coming up? >> as friday approaches, the memory of princess diana's wedding not far from anyone's mind. her death has cast a long shadow over william and kate's day. we'll take a closer look at diane in's lasting legacy. >> thanks, meredith. keeping the wedding theme going, we're going to be talking with kate hudson, in a must movie called "something borrowed." the oscar nominated actress is also expecting in real life. we'll catch up with her in just a moment. >> she looks fantastic. patting the tummy. >> showing us the bump. >> staying on the royalty theme, next week we are going to have an interview with aerosmith, music royalty, the front man for the group for 40 years and also white hot right now as one of the judges on quts american idle. he invited me into his los angeles home and his closet. >> these zip down and i can put these on the leg. >> because you're steven tyler. >> and i get to

la gar ya, i can tell you the massages they give you. [laughter] you can get anything.this is the most ac bar. this is the most beautiful airport i've seen. no, no, no, donald, this is just temporary. this is the airport we're building right now. i say, you have to be kidding. we are living like in a third world country, and it's all being done because of our leadership is so bad. okay. [cheers and applause] i said on numerous occasions that we should watch china, we should watch opec, and what they are doing. we have, and this is something i just bring up that we have, and this is so sad. it could be taken care of. give me a few ships and generals. we have somalia pie rots taking over these largest anchors in the world, and now we have germany who wants to buy the new york stock exchange. think of that. you know what? i'm all for free enterprise, but i don't want germany owning the new york stock exchange. [cheers and applause] as a businessman, i've seen what china and opec have been doing while politicians, and that's all pooing -- politics have cast a blind eye and

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