>> right in front of the hart building on constitution.ear the intersection of constitution and maryland avenue, behind the supreme court. >> right over there, only like a block away from the united states supreme court. >> that's correct. and as i said, we arrived, shots were being fired. we heard shots being fired as we were running over. you could still smell the exhaust or the burn of the gun powder after the firing. >> john, do you have any clue how many shots you heard? >> i heard at least a dozen, but you know, we heard -- the colleagues i'm working with near what they call the swamp site by the capitol said wow, that sounds like gunfire. there were a few there. then there were multiple, i would say at least a dozen shots were fired, but i lost count while i was running. >> and everybody is basically now inside, when this u.s. capitol police alert went out entitled shelter in place, they basically want everyone inside, inside as much as possible. let me read it to our viewers once again, close, lock, and stay awa from external doors

nearby is the hart senate office building. many lawmakers and their staffers reported hearing the gunfire there. >> as you might imagine, a huge police presence outside the capitol at this hour. fbi agents are headed to the scene if not already there. pennsylvania avenue is closed to pedestrians. it looks like they have taken care and got the gunman, got the woman, actually, this comes two weeks after a deadly shooting of course in the nearby navy yard amid a government shutdown. >> as the warming was sounded today, senate and the house abruptly went into recess as the warning was sounded today. the lawmakers left the chamber floor. the house just approved legislation at partly lifting the government shutdown by paying national guard and reserve members. >> police at the scene found children like this little girl here being carried to safety there and put into a police car. at that point, they really didn't know exactly what was going on if there was a gunman. they heard shots fired. so this was an all-out alert just about eve

are family and friends mourning the death of reginald hart. police responded after midnight this morning. when they arrived the suspect was gone. hart died of a local hospital and his death is being investigated as the one hundred 77th homicide this year. baltimore county police have an armed robbery suspect in custody after detectives chased and shot the man. police say it started at the intersection of pulaski highway and route 43 around 7:00 a.m. this morning. detectives approached the vehicle and fearing for their lives as they fired at least three shots. the suspect took off westbound on polansky bit -- highway. >> he abandoned the vehicle and the vehicle continued drifting on west bound les key highway until it struck a jersey wall. >> the suspect suffered a nonthreatening gunshot wound. the investigation is ongoing. the mother of a state trooper who was hit by a car during a traffic stop is thanking the community for its support. onoper jackie klein was hit route 100 new catherine avenue in anne arundel county. her mother said she has a

now people have a lot of hart ache and a lot of anger on their hands in santa rosa.chase cain, nbc bay area news. >> heart-wrenching reality. chase, thank you very much. >>> in other news, animal control officers rescuing dozens conditions in monterey county. a total of 30 dogs were found with infections, rashes, and covered in feces during two separate rescues inmv soledad. there was so much clutter in this house, the dogs had to make to get through it. they are now receiving -- recovering, receiving special attention at an spca center. the district attorney is now looking at animal abuse charges for the couple who lived in that home. >> faces are so precious. >>> still to come, a south bay teen honored by the red cross. how one hour of her time turned >>> plus, a rare and command appearance by 6 prince george. listen to why the spotlight offense this bouncing and cheeky boy. good vibrations. >> oh, baby, it's cold outside. temperatures are still in the 50s right now. a couple 40s even in places like napa with some thick, low clouds. we'll let you know when those

this initials stand for hart. he was band leader on the ocean liner "titanic," which famously sank on its maiden voyage in 1912. hart and the band played to comfort passengers as the ship went down. it's thought this was the instrument used. >> it represents bravery. the way this young man and his colleagues stayed and fulfilled their duty. >> it represents a substantial investment for a collector who paid $1.6 million, five times the expected value. >> it's not about the cash, but what it is. it's the most iconic there is. it's history. it's a brave man. the money is secondary. it is a valuable item. no doubt about that. >> the violin was discovered in an english attic in 2006. there has been fierce debate about its authentisty. the auctioneer is adamant it's the real thing, saying hart strapped it to his body in a protective case, before the "titanic" went down, taking him and 15 others to their death. there's no word on who the buyer is. it's hoped the instrument remains on public display. >> you're up to date

. >> peter hart who has been around as a democratic pollster.o they agree this is one-sided fault line right now that's going in one direction? >> both of them use the same phrase, chris, when they looked at these numbers. they said jaw dropping. peter hart said in his 30, 40 years of polling, you only get this about four or five times in a lifetime. a poll that is so resounding, that's so -- moves in such a quick and fast way as these numbers did, that it was surprising to him. but they both offer a warning here. it's not a seesaw for the democrats in this poll. it is a basically big lead rock for the republicans. but it is not all transferring to the democrats. there is some. they're getting boosted a little bit on that generic ballot. but what you really have here is a public who is angry and fed up. they clearly believe the republicans are driving the country off a cliff right now with the shutdown hurting the economy. they feel terrible about the direction of the country. but peter hart would caution the democrats shouldn't be jumping up an

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. >> ebb ber hart's cocktail sauce. ever trithat? that's good, too. >>> a cancer diagnosis may be just as hard to receive as to deliver when sharing it with your kids. a reisterstown mom is facing that task. a semple card game with kevin and the kids is enough to make >> we went from just cancer to understanding the prognosis. >> that was february 2010. not only did kim bell-vance get diagnosis with breast cancer, her mother was 3 when doig thosed the first time and it was back and this time stage four. >> we were able to keep that hidden. sidney and miles were 7 and 9. >> we didn't want them to be concerned. we didn't want them to be scared and we debated about using the cancer word. >> we told them a week before my surgery. >> sidney didn't understand. she just knew her million looked different. >> a couple years after once i realized what it was and what it could do to you. >> i really hoped that she would be better. >> her oncologist helped explain it to the children. >> the kind of cancer i had, he explained it's like a tiny lio

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her tv career spanned 4 decades and included murphy brown and the bob new hart show. it was her role on the simpsons that put her on the map for more recent audiences. wallace was 70 years old (. >> to help keep you safe, operation urban shield is in place. it's going on this weekend for first respond ders. firefighters were training on the old span of the bay bridge. they're practices for the events of an earthquake or other disasters. repelling, car rescues and other hazmat scenarios are being played out on the bridge. occupy oakland protestors rallied against the event and added law enforcement. >>> a beautiful way toughened the day today. this gorgeous sunset shot from jackie mack roy. remember, if you'd like to get cool weather pictures on the air send them to us at kron 4 .com. clear skies here but we have fog pushing into the bay. sunshine for sunday really, mostly sunny skies and temperatures cooler. we have a storm coming from canada on monday and that there bring showers and chily temperatures. things will rebound through the rest of the coming week. fog tra

the chase came to an end at constitution street and second avenue just outside the hart senate office building. police shot the woman as she was getting out of her car. officials have been able to answer few questions after a chaotic scene near the u.s. capitol yesterday. andrew spencer reports. (nats) this new video shows some of the chaos during the incident near the capitol...where a patrol car crashes into a barrier. officials haven't been able to answer many questions yet about the suspect, miriam carey, or her motives. officers arrived at her relative's home in brooklyn, new york, last night...trying to gather information. "it's out of the ordinary, so of course they're shocked. it's a family member, as well, as how this whole thing occurred because no one knows exact circumstances of how this really occurred." after the shooting, investigators and bomb squad units evacuated the complex where carey lived in stamford, connecticut, to search her apartment. "he said that it's a sensitive area, i have to run in, i have about five, ten minutes to get all my stuff and get out for the

the hart foford quarante said h shot his mother in the head four times. 26 teacher and and students were killed. >>> police say cyber bullying seems to have taken place at a home. now the step moe of one of the accused girls is facing charges as well. >> the apple doesn't far from the tree. >> the tree in this case is vishian vossberg who's shut to appear before a judge today. the 30-year-old is charged with two counts of child abuse and four kountzes of it. they say the video steps from visual owe they found. she's allegedly seen her beating two young boys with her firsts while other children laugh and scream in the background. the video was recorded and then posted on facebook back in july. the video came to officers' attention after the suicide of rebecca sedwick. last month the 12-year-old jumped to her death at this abandoned cement factory after being cyber bullying for almost a year. two students were charged in the case. one of them is the stepdaughter of vivian vossberg. >> it makes me question where did they learn it from? kids learn from swrun. >> shortly after she was charged

. >> we are on the western edge of baan hart and came here to people selling fresh water for frackinge subject of selling water for fracking is so sensitive no one will agree to speak to us. there's another catch. water used in tracking is so contaminated in chemicals and other min malls, it can never be used again for any purpose out an expensive clean up. the townspeople showed us a water storage facility. >> what happens when the trucks come in? >> there'll be lights and a small city. it will be constant trucks 24/7. all day, all night. moving in, moving out. waiting. they'll be all up this road, all over there, all waiting to dump. . >> we are a town that greed destroyed. greed ain't a part of the oil companies, but the people that greed. >> john nanny is a local rancher and president of the baan heart water board. >> the infrastructure is overtaxed and burdened. we can't meet the demand that people have put on all of this. water, housing, electrical to a lesser degree. >> the whole infrastructure... >> everything. >> everything. >> every aspect of it. >> you have a situation in t

public safety commissioner david chong did not say why he fired officer steven hart, who was suspended last year. hart had also been named as a defendant in a separate patel of the lawsu stemming from an earlier incident. he called chamberlain the end- -- n-word. police mocked chamberlain, banged on his window, broke down his door, teaser 10, and then shot him dead. the son of chamberlain told the aurnal news, his firing was small but significant step in getting justice for the murder of my father. war veterans and their allies were arrested monday night at the vietnam veterans memorial in new york city during an event organized by veterans the veterans read the names of civilians and soldiers killed there in iraq as well and in vietnam as well as in the obama administration's ongoing drone wars and pakistan. they were arrested after refusing to leave. shortly before the arrest, veteran mike hastie addressed the police. that you knowtant why we are here. this monument belongs to office. this is a vietnam veterans memorial. 22 veterans commitment suicide every day. it is important that

they're taking hart in the hack thf a-thon. together the teams design, create and pitch mobl apps for top prizes including 1500 bucks for first place. >> so we're working on this app and what we want to accomplish is create -- or take your actual paper coupons and transfer them into the digital space. >> the event is just wrapping up. the sponsors say events like this are fundamental learning tools that will bring job reyags to the bay area >>> more than 100 cyclists are putting the pedal to the med dl. it's called the million dollar challenge ride. it's made up of well known athletes and executives. the seven-day ride benefits the challenged athlete foundation. >> it's such an awesome experience. life to me is about movement. and we get so much energy, so much life when we're in motion. and that's what the challenge athletes foundation does. it's done it for me and countless others. we put people in motion that would otherwise be on the sidelines. >> so far the riders have raised more than $1.3 million. >>> it is looking like

voters in both states head to the polls november 5th setting hart >>introduces... "america tonight". >>a fresh take on the stories that connect to you. >>grounded. >>real. >>unconventional. >>an escape from the expected. >> how old are you? >> nine. >> how old were you when you first started working out here? >> seven. >> fault lines how children are hired by us agriculture to help put food on america's tables. >> in any other industry kids need to be 16 years old to be able to work. you don't see any of that in agriculture. >> they don't ask, "is she 12?". they just want their job done. >> how many of you get up before 5 o'clock in the morning? (vo) al jazeera america we understand that every news story begins and ends with people. >> the efforts are focused on rescuing stranded residents. (vo) we pursue that story beyond the headline, past the spokesperson, to the streets. >> thousands of riot police deployed across the capitol. (vo) we put all of our global resources behind every story. >> it is a scene of utter devastation. (vo) and follow it no matter where it

melissa hart. she depends own the early on thy childhood program.amone's school has been closed since last wednesday because the funding was shutdown. melissa can't go to work. her salary is equal to what she would pay for a babysitter. lawelaura and john arnold are providing money for the head start. the kids get to go to school and learn and get out and experience life. we contacted rah mea ramone's ss well. they are not sure when he will be back in the classroom. >> we're looking at your feedback, and this is by far and away one of the most requested show topics from viewers. >> a lot of passion, and francis says look, drones can cause reduction in droop

. >> and an il illinois man turnig pumpkins into incredible halloween hart. art.real money with ali velshi tomorrow - 7 eastern on al jazeera america >> for years now we have seen drones used in war because they are able to reach places that nothing and no one else can get to. justicjournalists are using dror the exact same reason. >> for the newest media frontier the sky is the limit. matt was watching a demonstration of an unmanned aircraft photographing the landscape to make a map when he had an epiphany. it blew my mind. i watched this and there was every tornado and hurricane and flood and wildfire and olympic l disaster use your imagination. drones have long served as the eyes and arms of the u.s. military inte intelligence agen. but he believes the drones could be as useful to the news organizorganizations. he walks into my office and says i want to create a drone journalism lab. and i thought, what is that. >> the university of nebraska launched the world's first uav lab for young journalists. >> we are quite literally creating this tool for journalists to

many hart farmersand wealthy landowners did. the well drillers did a phenomenal business.y couldn't keep up. people now willingly investedtime and ergy needed to follow strict conservation methods. conservation is going to be part of one's water supply. whatou save, you don't have to buy. besides being motivated to conserve, marin residents were willing topend more money so they wouldn't be as vulnerable again. the successful bond issues in '76 and '78 were extremely costly projects. adding both together they were more than the ones that could have been passed in the early seventies. but people were willing to pay so they wouldn't have to go through that again. torrential rains in the final days of 1977 marked the drought's end. northern californians were humbled. for the next six years people carefully held down their use of water. but with memories fading and plenty of water, consumption slowly climbed back to where it had been before the drought. richard gill explains what water shortages teach us about consumer demand. clearly, when you ve a shortage of a commodity lik

chase then went on for another two blocks where shots were fired at 2nd and maryland near the senate hart building. at that point the woman was shot and killed by u.s. capitol police. this afternoon vermont senator bernie sanders described the situation near the hart senate office building. >> we heard what seemed to be four shots. >> you were also with two senators. [ inaudible question ] >> i don't believe that i have seen -- [ inaudible ]. >> so it was four or five shots. do you remember how close? >> bang, bang, bang. >> bang, bang, bang? okay. [ inaudible question ] >> it sounded to me like that, yes. >> and then you had to run to the capitol or run outside? >> the police suggested we come back to the hospital. >> a small child was reportedly found in her car. the united states capitol was put on lockdown shortly after 2:20 this afternoon. the lock doudown was lifted aro 3:00 p.m. one capitol police officer was injured in the crash, but no police were reportedlyshot. police say this is an isolated incident and there is no current danger to public safety. president obama was briefed o

we want to talk about how this will impact the stock and we bring in jeff hart. thanks for being with us. given the fact that jpmorgan has said look we have $23 billion lying in wait to pay for these issues, does this nuance really matter about whether they have a potential refund to the fdic? >> you know, i do think it's kind of noise. what we're seeing with jpmorgan shares, this what is i'm seeing, is a relove tance to buy -- reluctance to buy because of the fear of unknown, not so much because of a desire to sell because they think a catastrophic end is coming. getting the settlement out of the way would be a big plays. not a settlement at all costs. it's making it work for both sides. knowing jamie dimon he's not one to walk away from a couple billion dollars. he thinks the fdic should contractually be picking up. i think this issue continues to go on and this may not be the end of it today. the headlines could change tomorrow. the at the end of the day the key for jpmorgan is, they can afford to kind of pay the type of settlements and litigation cost we're l

the chase came to an end at constitution street and second avenue just outside the hart senate officeshot the woman as she was getting out of her car. so the question now is... why? (nats) law enforcement continue to try and piece together what sparked carey to take off on busy d-c streets. this video shows some of the chaos during the incident. officials haven't been able to answer many questions yet about the suspect or her motives. officers arrived at her relative's home in brooklyn, new york,trying to gather information. "it's out of the ordinary, so of course they're shocked. it's a family member, as well, as how this whole thing occurred because no one knows exact circumstances of how this really occurred." as we mentioned before, carey did have her child with her.. but the child wasn't hurt. you're waking up to day four of the shutdown showdown. and again.. no immediate end in sight. but there may be the first signs house speaker john boehner is backing down from the budget stalemate with president obama. boehner says he won't allow a default when the debt ceiling vote hits in

these initials stand for hart. he was the band -- wallace hartley. he was the band leader. hartley and his bandmates played to comfort passengers as the ship went down. it's thought this was the instrument he used. >> it represents bravery in human nature, the way this young man and his colleagues, and all the people on the ship fulfilled their duty. >> it also represents a substantial investment for a collector, after going under the hammer at auction. >> going. (clapping) >> 100,000 british pounds. $1.4 million, more than four times the expected value. >> it's not about the cash, it's what it is. it's the most iconic there is. it's history, it's a brave man. the money is secondary. it is a very valuable item, there's no doubt about that. >> the violin was discovered in an english attic in 2006. there has been debate about hits authenticity. hartley strapped to to his body in a leather case before becoming one of the "titanic"'s 1500 victims. there's no word on who the buyer is yet, but it's hoped the instrument will remain on public display. >> keep up to date with all th

but they believe that it's hart. john ferguson is executive director of american voices >> these guys, especially the two from baghdad, feel hiphop is a way to get a positive message to young people, and try to find ways to go beyond ethnicity and professional differences and find a way to unify an art form. >> i guess its kind of like inspiring to express myself more, because it's different here than in iraq. so just imagine, if they could do it, i could do it too. >> that's what hiphop is together. >> the step crew will spend the next week performing in both boston and new york. they hope that the day will come soon when they're able to share what they learned here with those back in iraq. aljazeera, detroit. >> i'm meteorologist, and temperatures getting cool across the northern plains. the cold air is moving down and pushing into the northeast. 30s in minneapolis and warmer in billings, montana, that's correct to the wind off of the rockies, and cooler in the pacific northwest. the cool air will continue to move

the original owner was band leader hart , who drowned, along with 1500 others.t took experts many years to authent kate that interest. "techno" is up next. i'm phil torres to talk about innovations that can change lives. we're going to explore hardware and humanity in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. let's check out our team of hard-core nerds. tonight she's on the front lines of a devastating wildfire as a drone takes command of the skies over yosemite. crystal is a molecular neuroscience. she goes to the streets of seattle and santa cruz for a look at how science might stop crime before it happens. lindsay is an ex-cia operator.

at least that's view of david leon hart, an author of an excellent short e-book that you should read called here's the deal, that explains entitlements better than i've ever heard. >>> a quote from your book, i want to read it to my viewers. eventually the country will have to confront the deficit you we have rather than the deficit we imagine. the one we imagine is a deficit caused by waste, fraud, abuse, foreign aid, oil industry subsidies and vague out of control spending. the one we have is caused by the world's highest health costs by far, the world's largest military by far, the social security benefit that was created when most people died at the age of 70. the book talks about these entitlements, two areas that americans don't want to give up and two areas politicians treat as third rail. so what are we supposed to do about it? >> well, the good news and thank you. the good news is, this isn't an emergency today. the deficit's coming down fairly rapidly. it is getting below the point where it's some sort of emergency. the rest of the world remains very happy to lend money to

kilmeni duke hart. >> syrians are finding ways to treat people. volunteers are using the debris of the war to depend sait for the lack of medical equipment. jamal al shal reports. >> necessity really is the mother of invention. arguably, this couldn't be more true for syrians living under a government imposed siege in damascus. here, they have taken it upon themselves to manufacture prosthetic limbs but with a twist. parts of these are made from remnants of the very things used to kill and maim. metal from blown up cars is molded together to help the disabled. it has the same function, forced to make do with what we have because a siege isn't letting anything in. one of those people who is life has been all about wrecked by his war. his left leg was blown off. thanks to the imagination and generosity, he has a homemade prosthesis free of charge. i could barely hobble from place to place. now the volunteers here have made me a replacement leg. i don't need a stick at all. >> prior to the war, those volunteering had different professions. mechanics

. >>> i just saw melissa joan hart inside. love her as sabrina. explains it all." and we are tell you about her new memoir. >> she does not hold back. >>> and charlie gibson is making a special return visit this morning. she's sharing something that's important to him. and we're looking forward to that, sitting down with an author he has talked about over the years. >>> and we're counting down to our best halloween ever. >> yeah. >> and here to help us is our good friend, rocco dispirito, who stopped by with halloween treats. >> good to see you again. >> kisses. kisses and hugs all around. >> what did you bring for us? >> i brought you some halloween candy. these are cupcakes. chocolate cupcakes and carrot frosting? >> the frosting is made out of pureed carrots. and a little cinnamon and spice. a little chili. glad you like it. >> tell us about the new show you're working on. >> i'm excited. i'm back to food network. it's called "restaurant divided." and a family whose businesses are in desperate situations. days away from closing usually. and i g

capitol and ultimately ended with the shooting by the hart building. we go to casey hunt on the scene. >> reporter: hey, ari. we're actually standing here right where the capitol police just told us all of this occurred. you can see behind me what's left, what the police are sort of clearing away. the scene here in particular was a capitol police car that i spoke with several witnesses, and they said they heard the capitol police car crash into the barrier. there are several flat, metal barriers that come up out of the ground at that location that are designed to be able to lockdown, lock out the capitol. clearly those were not up when this car went racing up the street. so it was ultimately one of the last cop cars in the line that chased this suspect up the hill that ultimately was caught on the barricade and potentially injured. so i spoke with several people here. they were just visiting washington, d.c. they were actually scheduled to have a meeting this afternoon with senator mitch mcconnell. they're from louisville, kentucky, which is his hometo

. >> i'm in hart.e were just walking up that walkway. >> we were walking out of the capitol on whatever that driveway is that heads towards the russell building. >> along where all the cars are parked. >> okay. >> that's when we saw the police vehicles going in that direction. >> you guys are walking from dirkson over -- >> we're walking from here back to our office. >> we were just hearing from senator bob casey, a number of other members of congress regarding what they heard, which is very similar, eerily similar to what our own luke russert reported. we break into this with breaking news of shots fired near the capitol. there's a report that several capitol police officers are injured. we do not know the extent of those injuries or how they happened. we know the white house, according to kristen welker, is not on lockdown. repeat, is not on lockdown. members of the house were in the chambers voting or discussing many budget issues, budget bills when this took place. they are, as i understand, still

a set of immediately cool eyes and doubled his daily just before the interval then goalkeeper joe hart ensured c.d.'s survived to his car second half onslaught the ninety suki honda and equalizing stoppage time put it that way came with you if you know the condition today. was not the best but it was important to win. a point of that was. always he said they. would have to go so we have to have another things to add to win the match and i would it was always goes into a choice in this city. be having there we had it. in front so it is very fun and there we have a very strong team also so that's that's why i'm very happy about our performance my know and believing in the game cd is managing june before my real madrid in mali to go from or about the man cheney who led seeded to their friends the mystic title in forty four years in twenty twelve but was sacked a year to the day later after finishing runners up to cross into rivals.

approves of growth strikes so it's very difficult to expect the sudden change of heart even though hart was with these drone victims were appealing through an appeal with twenty fourth of last year a u.s. drone strike left this pakistani family devastated a nine year old girl and her thirteen year old brother nearly escaped death that day their sixty seven year old grandmother was killed while picking vegetables in the garden. i no longer love blue skies i prefer the gray skies the drones do not fly when the skies are gray and for a short period of time the mental tension and fear eases but when this kind of run the drones return and so does the fear you know this family has never been abroad out of their home in north waziristan and the father of this family said he looked at the life around here. he wished his children to be able to walk the streets not afraid of being bombed that any moment. my mother was killed my children were injured i'm so glad that people are going to hear our story that's why we came to america i have no idea why our village in my house was targeted. the family

a set he immediately equalized and doubled his daily just before the interval then goalkeeper joe hart ensured c to survive today's car second half onslaught the ninety suki honda an equaliser in stoppage time put it a great game with you if you know the conditions of. those not the best but it was important to win. a point on the water. for us. always he said very difficult to. get. really happy for those who we have to have another things to have to win the match on what it was it was goes into it was intensity. be having there we had it. in front and so in front and there we have a very strong team also so that's that's why i'm very happy about the welfare of our performance my know and believing in the game cd is managing june before my real madrid and took over from or about them.

moss hart, the director, said, "cut it."ederick loewe, who composed this wonderful melody, said, "cut it." alan jay lerner, who wrote the book and the lyrics, refused to give up. first, they fired the guy who was singing it and they put his understudy in. by the way, the guy got back into his role later on when they what was wrong was, this was after the ascot scene. all the men are in grey. all the women are in black-and-white, but each is in a different gown. the men are all in this regulation grey suit. so this guy turns up all by himself and he starts singing his love song, and the audience is thinking, "who on earth is that?" because he looks like everybody else in the ascot scene. and the lyrics did not tie him to his dialogue scene with eliza, when he became so enamored of her. so they're thinking, this guy is sing

>>pero porque ya me tenÍa hart con sus presiones todo el dÍa, pero nera para que le diÉramos un tiro.a nadie. >>sra. diana... >>¿por É sigues aquÍ seÑora, yo sÓlo quiero saber cÓmo sigue el doctor raÚl. >>¿cÓmo sig? mal, muriÉndose por tu culpa. >>no, seÑora, no me diga eso. >>¿no? ¿quÉ hacÍas con mi marido? ¿Ónde iban? >>Él sÓlo iba a lvarme a >>hace siete aÑos vivÍ esto. raÚl te veÍa muy chta y le dabas mucha lÁstim pero no pienso volver vivirlo. si tu madre no pudo darte ve a busrlo a otro lado. ! hijita... >>mamÁ. >>¡por fin llega sora! quÉ irresponsables son ustedes. traen hijos al mundo para que ¿verdad?ngamos q verlos, >>oigame, seÑor ¿quÉ le pasa? >>sra. diana, disculpe pero la bn estos dos agens. >>gracias. agente pérez: buenasardes. >>buenas tardes. >>agente pÉrez. >>¿quÉ tal? >>y agente garcÍa. diana: buenas tardes. >>entendemosue hubo un asao con intento de homicidio y q tienen a una testigo aquÍ. >>Á. >>dÍganos, ¿cÓmo sucedron los hechos? >>¡ay, hijo, quÉ bueno que ya llegaste! >>¡ay, mamÁ! Él es mi hijo diego. >>ah... ¿sÍ? con usted tambiÉn queros hablar, jovencito. >>¡e

and my friend, peter hart, dates back to mid '60s. when peter hart said this is one of the five or six most consequent opals i've done in my career in terms of how quickly attitudes have changed, then he talks about what has been like? the tet offensive in 1968. the release, the nixon tapes in 1973. when peter starts comparing, like this is the sixth survey in micro since the mid '60s what we've seen data changes quickly, you've dropped the center of public opinion bomb that has blown up kind of a normal world where we see modest changes. when you do something like that you don't get to understand it. it takes months to settle down. when you blow everything up it doesn't reassemble in the same place but it shifts subtly. that's going to take three to six months. so when i going to renew the enduring consequence of this because everyone has to write and to be sunday talks, who won, lost. this is nonsense. this will take months to figure out its happen and the consequence. the third thing is, despite every data using a dozen republicans

immediately equalized and doubled his daily just before the interval then goalkeeper joe hart ensured c.d.'s survived his car second half onslaught the ninety suki honda and equalizing stoppage time put it a great game with you but you know the condition today. was not the best but it was important to win. a point on the water. for us. all which is very difficult to. really have for those who we have to have another things to to win the match on what it was it was cause and it was intensity. be having there we had it. in front and so have fun and there we have a very strong team also so that's that's why i'm very happy about our performance my know and believing in the game cd is managing june before my real madrid in mali took over from or about the man cine who'd led ceded to their friends the mastic title in forty four years in twenty twelve but was sacked a year to the day later after finishing runners up to cross the two rivals united in sir alex ferguson's last season and a disappointing group stage exit in europe to sixty year old she will and quickly boosted his squad with the

ya me hartÉ, trae acÁ, ahora les voy a demostrar que las mujeres somos mÁs valientes que los hombres.o me lo encontrÉ. >> pero es mÍo. >> ay, no me digas. >> ¿no me lo vas a dar? >> no! (llanto). >> y siguen bastos. ¿y ahora por quÉ chillas? >> me quitaron al hijo de mis entraÑas. >> siempre lo mismo, si no es una cosa. oye, chilindrina, ¿qÉe me dijo? >> que el chavo, le robÓ el huevo que puso la gallina de quico. >> tenÍa que ser el chavo. presta pa'ca. >> oye, ¿y desde cuÁndo tiene gallinas quico? >> no, quico, es el gallina. >> pero vas a ver chavo, nomÁs que venga mi mamÁ. al fin que ya no dilata. >> ya vine tesoro. >> ay, mami, quÉ crees, fÍjate que. >> sÍ, si, espera, espera, antes que se me olvide, te acordaste de comerte en el recreo el huevo cocido que te llevaste a la escuela. >> sÍ, mami, claro que me lo llevÉ. ¿el huevo? >> sÍ. >> ¿cocido? >> sÍ. >> es que este ¿el huevo? >> sÍ, el que te ibas a comer en el recreo. >> ¿cocido? >> sÍ, el que te llevaste a la escuela, ¿te lo comiste o no te lo comiste? >> pues no me lo comÍ porque me lo quitÓ Él. >> pero cuando no, eh. >> no

last >> gary: alicea back more is pinks the name >> pam: i can get some tickets >> jacqueline: corey hartlike peakpink! >> gary: she had a real tough upbringing and failed relationships. with violence and soft you can read her story but somehow she prevailed. >> gary: it was three in the morning and i could not sleep. >> pam: (laughter) >> jacqueline: (laughter) >> gary: that is my time to reflect the spirit tweet me about 330 in the morning and i am up! i like pink! the >> gary: video >> gary: girardi staying with yankees manager joe girardi has signed a four- year, $16 million contract extension to stay with the yankees >> gary: led the team to the playoffs in four of his six seasons, 2009. it was reported that cubs g-m theo epstein had been pursuing girardi for that >> gary: that's the radio call on 19 year old thomas hertl's 4th goal of the night at the shark tank last night hertl led the sharks to a 9-2 win over the rangers his mom and girlfriend celebrated the moment is from the czech republic - came back to the ice for an adorable interview with brodie brazil hertl was the 17th ove

, the panel feature we got a tweet, which i'm going to ask to you answer, steve, it's from stephan hart. during his first campaign, president obama said he would change the negative way the world looked at us. has he succeeded and, steve, how would you answer that especially in terms of the revelations of nsa spying? >> no. he has not succeeded. and i would say that the nsa revelations have done some damage, but much more damage has been done by the policies that he has affirmatively coach and had little to do with the nsa scandal. i have to say, i'm not at all scanneddized by this particular aspect of this. i mean, of course, we were listening in. we would be negligent if we weren't listening in. and what troubles me most is jay carney says we won't be doing it in the future. that's what the nsa does. we know they are going to be listening in our enemies and gathering intelligence. we want them to listen in our spies. strategic advantage and allows us to exir what was being said in private. i think it's perfectly fine. i hope we won't make commitments that we won't be doing this in the