deben de comprar juguetes que tengan piezas para niños menores de tres años ni comprar juguetes con imanes niños menores de seis años" este medico dice que golpes y fracturas son comunes...

deben de comprar juguetes que tengan piezas para niños menores de tres años ni comprar juguetes con imanes niños menores de seis años" este medico dice que golpes y fracturas son comunes... "juguetes en general, el juguete donde el niño esta en actividad fisica, las caidas, por la bicicleta, los patines, las patinetas, esas son las lesiones mas serias, se puede caer un niño, un golpe en la cabeza, se puede fracturar un brazo, una mano o una pierna" el gobierno federal exorta a los padres de familia esta vigilantes de los lugares donde juegan sus hijos... "tambien verificar el area donde el niño va a jugar, se ha visto muchos casos donde por ejemplo el niño esta corriendo bicicleta en la calle y es atropellado por un vehiculo o a veces hasta un triciclo puede caer en un cuerpo de agua como una piscina" de acuerdo a un informe de la comision de seguridad de productos de consumo, el numero de juguetes retirados del mercado ha bajado y tambien las muertes relacionadas con estos prodconcluyo el segund

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meant to quiet the mind so that you could -- you know just enjoy the richness of the -- of the oral imanseing painted. and that's why it is a great place for it to be. you know, it is almost like a respite, so you could relax and just meansed beatles earlier. paul mccartney. blackbird. >> that's a great song. it is my understanding that paul wrote this during the civil rights era. tavis: most folks downtown know. >> it is a very powerful piece. it sails a -- says a lot about how i feel about what we should be doing as a people right now. it is a brilliant song. lots of people have covered it. you know. but this is -- this is actually a treatment that i found maybe about -- 10, 15 years ago that i use with another band and decided to bring it back and see what it would sound like with this one. tavis: you know i'm going to follow you this. that comment about what you think we ought to be doing as a people. is that millie socially, culturally. you going to unpack that? >> yeah. sure will. tavis: i'm waiting. the audience is listening. >> the song says, why don't you take your wings, why don

the training is done in the e iman -- yemen area. there is not been one case and then using firearms against israelis. they have been reopened. you have heard me before. this has meant that preachers who were agitating for suicide bombs have been removed from mosques. it is an effort to start reforming the colleges where they train them. this is an important mosque initiative. it is one the most important part is going on. the israelis from a few years ago. it is at 43. it is devoted to the west bank. there is this cooperation. israel has reduced rates. for the palestinians, the numbers went to 0. there are statistics on an average 24-hour time frame. the palestinians will say 0. the israelis will say we share intel and that their son that they cannot share. i think it was the security doctor. there is no pelorus them. they are no malicious. there were some elements of the quartet. if the war willing to compromise on. they were firing. i do not think they are trying to arm themselves. you can look at going back. that is just in terms

quite proud that when we were in the iman we were joined by dena and david who had been in iman and jordan as official election observers. dena with the national democratic institute and david with the international republican destitute observing jordan's parliamentary e. elections, which was two weeks ago today. as we have the benefit of their on the ground insight into the experience. and then in israel, we were joined by two other senior fellows in the institute, david pollack is doing some important opinion polling work in the west bank, and andrew tabler who joined us after joining leaving lebanon and ended up his trip in israel and i think that he went off while i think one can still go off to parts and he did that at a land of the trip. now, that's all by word, by way of background to what we did. we traveled for eight days. of course this is not the first time either institutionally and personally members of the group traveled so we were well versed with the people and the sites we visited we met with very high political figures in every site. i would like to say that we met with o

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about the finances dividend is four times, charade they've written and and called in, they're like imanhey're really going envy is there's nothing quite like a parade down market street is just a little more big time every year. absolutely the a's won three in a roll there'll always be regarded as one of the greatest teams ever assembled they won it all in '89 when they beat the giants but that's a long time ago this is all about now. >> and the next thing is that trade we have been looking at the video from 58 when the giants' first came over and they were champions of 54 you see them going down market street market street looks amazing with all that ticker-tape. i am sure that the mall will be just as spectacular and weigh more crowded and crazy ec your tv screen rain now. >> i am still in arlington and heading back from the arsenal little while. >> with assuring the highlights from the parade. and the old colors it was just incredible sight and surely a fabulous night. >> apparently they're going to launch the parade from the exact spot that they did in 58. but in those days it was w

the training is done in the e iman -- yemen area. there is not been one case and then using firearms against israelis. they have been reopened. you have heard me before. this has meant that preachers who were agitating for suicide bombs have been removed from mosques. it is an effort to start reforming the colleges where they train them. this is an important mosque initiative. it is one the most important part is going on. the israelis from a few years ago. it is at 43. it is devoted to the west bank. there is this cooperation. israel has reduced rates. for the palestinians, the numbers went to 0. there are statistics on an average 24-hour time frame. the palestinians will say 0. the israelis will say we share intel and that their son that they cannot share. i think it was the security doctor. there is no pelorus them. they are no malicious. there were some elements of the quartet. if the war willing to compromise on. they were firing. i do not think they are trying to arm themselves. you can look at going back. that is just in terms

profession involves getting into other people's shoes and seeing what that experience is like and trying to imane what it must be like. but then to imagine what it must be like not being able to provide for your kids -- that is available to all of us. we can all look inside and feel that. i think another reason that i'm doing what i'm doing is that i have hunter. a different kind of hunger, the oftger to create the kind world that i want to live in. and i want my children to be raised in, to live, to bring up their kids and their grandkids. and this hundred to participate, we are all in this together. and i find that when i do participate, i feel connected, and that connection feels really good, and it feeds this hungry feeling i have. so that this kind of some of the reasons why i'm here. i would like to encourage all of you and anyone who is out there listening to us talk here today to go to know kid hungry.org -- to nokidhungry.org, and take the new kid hungry pledge -- the no kid hungry pledge. i'm adding my voice to the national movement of people committed to ending childhood hungr in our c

the training is done in the e iman -- yemen area. there is not been one case and then using firearms against israelis. they have been reopened. you have heard me before. this has meant that preachers who were agitating for suicide bombs have been removed from mosques. it is an effort t start reforming the colleges where they train the. this is an important mosque initiative. it is one the most important part is going on. the israelis from a few years ago. it is at 43. it is devoted to the west bank. there is this cooperation. israel has reduced rates. for the palestinians, the nuers went to 0. there are statistics on an average 24-hour time frame. the palestinians will say 0. the israelis will say we share intel and that their son that they cannot share. i think it was the security doctor. there is no pelorus them. they are no malicious. there were some elements of the quartet. if the war willing to compromise on. they were firing. i do not think they are trying to arm themselves. you can look at going back. that is just in terms of