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llamas a una niña en china, escalo la f fachada de un edificio hasta un tercer piso para comporbar si a haba se segunda para rescatar a la men r menor, sus padres la dejaron c encerrada para oirse a trabajar >> otra inocente en china, cayó en un pozo mientras jugaba, los socorristas colocaron un tubo a para enviar oigenxigígeno y desa sacaron con una soga >> en méxico un helicóptero de la policía volo bajo sobre una p playa, la menor que esyataba ena parte superior fue lanzada por fuerza y acayó al agua, el piloo dice que la nave quedo atrapada en turbulencia >> tragico final sorprende a la esposa de un policía en te tennessee el sobrino tomo su m arma y la pistola disparo, el protyectil matyo a la mujer >> un niño de 4 años le disparo a otro de 6 en nueva jersey, el ataque fue en el patio trasero d de la casa del menor, uso un r f rifle y bonito se desconoce s e intencional, la víctima esta a gracve en el hospital y elos nombres no son divulgados por su corta edad otro menor de 8 años causo daños en un vecindario mientras jugaba con cerillos, le vecinos dicen que el menor es problematico y

inaudible) and the three grievances of climate change, habitat destruction and the oposition of the hab habitats (inaudible) and we are just one species out of a noble role and we are causing all of these... one of the biggest extinctions in the planet and (inaudible) to humans (inaudible) you know, to do everything that we can to stop the killing of species and take our place in the universe. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please? >> hello, my name is jed holsman and thank you for this opportunity to speak and for this hearing, i am a resident of san francisco and i wanted to echo everything that has been said before me. and i want to particularly mention what we learned in this hearing about perhaps half of the fossil fuel investment of the retirement board being in private equity which would not be touched and encourage the committee and the board to look into options for policies that could complete the process. i just wanted to point out that although we don't often think about it these days, economic activities require functioning systems and every economic transaction

he will hab or them for their bcs win back in january.was supposed to visit back in march but had to reschedule due to bad weather. >> all right tom? >> that was a live view of the white house. good visibility. light rain. showers this morning and we'll have it drying out this afternoon. highs in the upper 60s. partly sunny tuesday, wednesday, thursday, morning lows, 50s afternoon highs into the 70s and each one of those days there is a chance of an isolated shower. front sweeps through on saturday. triggering showers and thunderstorms. how is traffic? >> tom, we are still seeing delays northbound 95 outside of quantico due to an earlier accident. you are looking at a 51 minute ride. as you are traveling to the beltway. west virginia avenue northeast. is closed due to a water main break >> thank you and that is news4 today. thank you for starting your day with us. we will be back in 25 minutes and back here tomorrow morning at 4:26. have a great day. we will see you

and they've been described as massive habs where amounts of data is collected essentially analyzed now are we going to see the role of fusion centers become more central in the fight against terrorism well i think that what we're going to see is an increasing. to an increasing amount of federal agencies amassing surveillance amassing data about what is protected speech protected action and there's no question about that whether it comes from the fusion centers whether it comes from this new as a massive hub that's been created in the southwest in some ways that they sometimes feel like academic differences because if the surveillance is happening at the federal level there's an incredible amount of data sharing that goes into that right but more specifically are we going to see these centers actually aid in the fight against terrorism. well i mean i'm not sure whether or not that will happen i would sort of say that what we've seen right now is not actually anything has anything to do with terrorism other than in name only as a way to sort of demonize a group that they want to marginal

people on facebook with relevant content that appeals to their interests, profession and their buying hab for example, if you go to cvs and some other company and you use your loyalty card to pick up some baby diapers and some toothpaste, well that loyalty information, teaming up with facebook will start to offer you ads the next time you log on to facebook. this is the next frontier of advertising. sort of the merging of all parts of your life and facebook taking some big steps. already general motors and neiman marcus have decided to come back to the table. those two as you both know stepped away because they were not sure what the roi, return on investment of advertising for facebook but they're coming back. liz: interesting. you've got to be very careful about annoying your users, right, shibani? >> yeah, absolutely. i think, when people start to get wind of this, they may start to feel distrustful about interacting with facebook and feel like you're spied on right? if they're spying on you on the web or certainly what you're buying at the drugstore you may be a little bit more hesita

video showing former basketball coach mike rice verbally and abusing players his decision to try to rye hab instead of firing him was wrong. >>> a majority of americans say the u.s. should defend south korea. according to a gallup survey said america should use force to help south korea. 35% said the u.s. should stay out of the conflict. 10% were undecided. those are your headlines. i'm arthel neville. get back to tracy and ashley. tracy were those your daughters? tracy: they're dropping things. breaking things. all the random noises you hear are most likely my daughters. ashley: they're waving in studio. tracy: here they are. we'll take a quick check on the markets now. not so funny. dow and s&p 500 both down, headed for a losing week. that jobs report discernly didn't help much. but i guess, ash, we've been hearing for a lot people it is time. the market needed a little bit of a breather. maybe this is it. ashley: we're wondering what the catalyst would be and now we know. tracy: i guess. ashley: president obama will release his budget next week and fox business learned upper earners reti

>> chi hab esseghaier is a 30-year-old ph.d. student who was operating out of montreal.e'll make an initial court appearance here. a relatively short one. it is technically a bail hearing. however the judge will just move it up to a different court level, because this judge, given the charges being so serious, can't rule on potential bail in this case. as you mentioned, his alleged accomplice went through the same procedure here in toronto yesterday, and his family was in the courtroom by his side supporting him. you want to try to relay to people? the mother and other family members of suspected terrorist raed jaser had no comment leaving a downtown toronto courthouse yesterday. jaser remains in custody for allegedly planning an al qaeda supported train attack with this man, 30-year-old chiheb esseghaier. according to multiple government sources the suspected terrorists were planning to use explosives to derail a new york to toronto passenger train. jaser's lawyer john norris says his client will plead not guilty. he also questions the timing of the arrest. >> they've b

para esta relación, todavía su mente y su pensamiento están con su ex, le a consejos que hable encono haba erick arres cuestionas ta viene a decirnos como podemos considerar un tipo de rostro al elegir un par ideal. >>> buenos dÍas. >>> buenos dÍas. >>> te ves hermosas con esos lentes. >>> igualmente. >>> a la seÑora que saco Época sus lentes. >>> y erick cual son algunas reglas que debo el conseguir a la hora de comprar un lente. >>> cuatro puntos muy importantes. pero bueno, punto nÚmero uno, recuerdo de comprar un lente que vaya al contrario del tipo de rostro que usted tiene. punto nÚmero dos, que lente no se pase de los pero metros de la parte de los lados de su rostro para que le quede muy bien, y la ceja son muy importantes, hay que cuidar que el arco de la ceja no se pase del marco lente. >>> y compre uno que le para todo el aÑo. >>> y ahora. >>> y algo que dijiste muy importante ana muy importante es la protecciÓn de lente de lo rayos "u" v es muy importante. >>> tÉngalo en mente. >>> vamos con el rostro que predomina en las mujeres que es en forma de corazÓn o triÁngulo invertid

this budget proposes targeted investments in hab fat restoration, basic research and other activities that sets the stage for long-term environmental sustainability, economic vitality and future noaa service enhancements. in some, this budget proposal makes important strides towards a healthier balance of advancements across domains and between needs -- the urgent needs of food and the important demands of tomorrow. finally, we remain committed to good government, to use faxpayer dollars that we are appropriated -- taxpayer dollars that we are appropriated both effectively and efficiently. we've made significant progress on this front in recent years by consolidating activities, streamlining programs, adopting more acquisition vehicles and carefully controlling discretionary expenditures. this budget continues those efforts and proposes additional efficiencies in corporate services, in i.t. savings, consolidations and termination by tough decision of some lower priority programs. in closing, noaa is a science-based, intradisciplinary, integrated agency that provides essential environm