to give money to the interior secretary at every turn and get a land deal from that interior interior secretary worth millions but intel but in two thousand and twelve it's perfectly fine for a medical device c.e.o. to give one hundred thousand bucks to a soon to be policy maker and in return get a tax break worth tens of millions of dollars and then there's the issue of super pacs or giant slush funds the politicians can now use to run for office slush funds that anyone can donate to as much money as they want and in complete secret so when the koch brothers super pacs slush fund gives millions to scott walker to get elected governor of wisconsin and then survive a recall a year and a half later and walker turns around and pushes for legislation to give big energy companies access to public lands at a fire sale price you have to wonder if that's any different than what was going on back in the days of the teapot dome scandal or when michigan governors like rick snyder republican rick snyder's elected in two thousand and ten thanks to corporate super pacs slush fund money and then tur

to give one hundred thousand bucks to interior secretary to the interior secretary paul and in return get a favorable land deal from that interior secretary but in two thousand and twelve it's perfectly fine for a medical device company to give money to real life a congressman and in return get a huge tax break millions today this sort of corruption isn't just done through the exchange of money but also through the exchange of people as well for example guess who's speaker of the house john boehner policy chief is this guy. as the republic report discovered bret loper used to work in the medical device industry and in two thousand and ten worked really hard to kill the medical device tax provision in obamacare now the industry lost that fight so they gave brett local one hundred thousand bucks to leave his job according to republican support in the industry and go work for the soon to be speaker of the house john boehner which is slightly less lucrative but his mission was simple get the tax repealed and sure enough chording of public report within a year and a half the industries age

international crimes were taking place while he was minister of interior. instead of just using the same to aof force we're used new mubarak, there was an escalation in the riot police started using live ammunition against protesters on that day. it is absolutely right that he is ultimately the one responsible for the with the ministry of interior behaved on those six days, was the trial is looking at. but an equal measure, the other ministry of interior ministers were also decision makers. these were the policy or the officials responsible for the policies of the ministry of interior. at the same time, there's been no accountability. >> white the limited scope of when the killings took place? why were they only tried for the end of, was a, january? >> i'm sorry. >> the scope of when the killings took place, what these men were tried for, it was a limited timperiod of time. >> and i think that is important to remember. this is a decision the prosecution took. has public prosecutor wa remained in place throughout this entire time. this is why when the protes

in 2009 the owner received building permit to remodel interior. according to the field report filed by the department of building inspection, all interior room partitions on the first and second floors were removed. and the building collapsed subsequently on october 3, 2009. the property was barricaded to protect pedestrians from possible further collapse and hazards. a building was filed and approved on october 8, 2009, to allow emergency partial collapse debris and removal. on november 12, 2009, the same owner filed the building permit to reconstruct the building. since the majority of the building has been demolished, the project has determined to be ten amount to demolition. management discretion to review was filedian 2012. since zonesing allowed for single family dwelling and demolition was not act of god, replacement of the nonconforming two-family dwelling is not permitted. overall designed scales of materials and replacement structure are combustible with block face and residential neighborhood character. residents will review the proposa

then united states senator, and then secretary of the interior. it really is, truly, an all-american story. and as a member of the senate democratic leadership, whenever we were confabbing and trying to figure out what comes to the floor, who's going to be where, who's vote what, the question was always raised, well, where is salazar on this? and the answer was, we don't know. and the reason is that this is truly, i think bonbon it would agree, this is really one of those senators who came to the united states senate to try to fig are out how do we advance the country's interests? not republican/democrat. how do we find a way through this to reach agreement? that was ken salazar's hallmark as a united states senator. he's a great friend. i think a great american. i'm really pleased that he's accepted our invitation to come here today. secretary ken salazar. [ applause ] >>> thank you very much, senator dorgan, and senator bennett. thank you for being leaders and for being statesmen for our country, and for being mentors and role models for me in o

organizely, within the department of interior? mms when james watts signed the secretary laureate creating mms in 1981, he did it just by virtue of the authority of the outer continental shelves live act and the secretary of the interior. it's with some authority i use some 30-plus years later to reorganize the department into a bureau of energy and other components of what we're doing. three years plus ago i went in front of the house, the senate energy committee and said i wanted to have organic legislation for what we were doing. it would be very simple to do. could be passed out of the house under their suspension of the rules procedures. could be brought to the floor of the u.s. senate. it ought to be one of those things where you could get unanimous consent out of the u.s. senate to institutionalize the kororganization needed for united states to move forward with the safe development of offshore energy. that would be a very simple thing to do, and yet it appears to be a do nothing congress at this point in time. they are no

the last tribe was turned down by interior. after generations who lived through andrew jackson's removal policies, racial eradication, litigation for reidentification, and a broken process that cannot be fixed, our question has changed. it's become one of who really make this is decision based on what else? today we had no contact with the three people assigned to the petition. they are looking at the government paper, instead of visiting on site with the tribal government to understand how we functioned and survived. we are concerned that an expedited process means criteria "a" will be used to discriminate us for the mandatory evidence that is required. the 1947 land claims gave my great grandfather a vehicle to stand, challenge and change interior's historical attitude that there were no indians left in northwest florida. we are still here, and it was not easy. we have petitions congress for relief because we have no choice. we can be contempt to be eliminated in the ofa process based on gaps created by state statutes, or we

have they been released to interior, to the court -- >> we have released them to the interior i believe in 2010. they have all of our records and there is speculation that we don't belong to the original group. i would like to make a clear, there is only one group. >> who determines that? i'm assuming the department has that information and they are able to run the traps and figure out if folks are who the -- are who they say they are. there is a continuity of tribal organizations, tribal governments, is that correct? >> yeah, that was requested. >> who determines that? >> the department of interior. >> so they have everything they need in order to do that? >> we have given it to them like i said in 2010 and if they need a copy we will give it to them. >> and the department of -- advice to you should go through the court to settle this? >> when we asked for it administration restoration, we did ask the mayor to do that and he advised us to go through the courts or through congress and we understand that there are political challenges in congress and so we wanted a fair shot through the

i'm quite honestly a little flabbergasted that the interior is not here. they -- most of my questions are for them, number one, but they have been absent on my side of the discussion in regard to this issue, and i really think that they need to participate so we can figure out how to best make these determinations. they need to be part of that -- of that process. i just have a couple of questions, and chairwoman tucker. >> yes, sir. >> are you suing, or are you pursuing legislation? >> no, sir. we've been in the legislative process 34 years and now we've come to congress >> thank you. and in that case i also align myself with chairwoman tucker and the chairman of the committee in regard to the proper process for making these -- these determinations. miss dillon, what's the current status of the litigation? >> currently we are waiting for a determination from the court as to whether the tribal council's motion to have us dismissed from the case will be granted or not. >> and is there also some other information that you're waiting on as party to this suit?

>> we have released them to the interior. i believe in 210. they have all of our records, and -- and there is speculation that we don't belong to the original group. i'd like to make it clear that there is only one wappo group. >> who determines that? i'm assuming that the department has that information that they are able to run the traps to figure out if folks are who they say they are, if there's a -- a continuity of tribal organization and tribal groff nance, is that correct? >> yes. what was your question? >> who determines that? >> the department of the interior, yes. >> so they have everything they need in order to do that. >> we gave it to them in 2010. like i said, if they need a fresher copy, we'll give it to them. >> and the department advised you that you should go through the court to settle this. >> when we asked for administration restoration we did ask to do that, and we were advised to go through the courts or through congress, and -- and we understand that there are political challenges in congress, and so we wanted a fair sh

nothing that happens in the interior is done without controversy. it is a very important question and it is a very important issue for the u.s. and for its future. i can assure you that neither this president nor i would be in a position where we would authorize anything to move forward in the arctic without being completely satisfied that it will be done in a way that will not damage our environment. second of all, it is important for people who are following what happens in the arctic to know that no final decisions have been made. there are lots of green lights that need to come out with respect to the drilling. those decisions are not yet final. a third come as a fact of the matter, it is important for people to also -- third, as the fact of the matter, it is important for people to remember timeis thnot the first oil and gas has been talked about up there. other companies have been up there. those exploration activities took place at a time when there was not kind of -- not the kind of oversight that was in place today. every eye is being dotte

and then having a hard time getting to the 80s in the interior valleys. and here's a look at those temperatures right now or for this afternoon. in san jose a high of 77 with sunny conditions. partly cloudy along the peninsula. your high of 75 in redwood city. if you are heading to the giants game, had is why i think you will need a jacket. it's always breezy, especially in the afternoon. giants game starts at 1:05. it will be around 66 to 67 degrees throughout the game. and more sunshine as you head through sonoma and napa. upper 70s there. look for 70s, low 70s in the east bay with 68 in berkeley the exception. and upper 70s to low 80s in the interior valleys, more sunshine for you. 80 in morgan hill. and here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. still cool through tomorrow after the trough of low pressure pushes through tonight. then we will see a little bump in temperatures and a warmup midweek. of course, we will always be watching the fog for the 4th of july fireworks. >> and thank you for that super fran ultimate flight. >> we took you for your ow

so he went from being an architect simply to more of an interior designer at this point. he worked through the summer and fall of 1809 to make sure the space was ready as soon as possible. he fretted so much over it he constantly wrote and annoyed the madisons. he was aware of this later on. more so than the finlay problem was the issue of choosing the right fabric. what he wished for was silk damask. oh, the terrible velvet curtains. when latrobe saw what the curtains were going to look like in the white house, he was mortified. he settled for red silk velvet. the effect was not what he hoped for. the meager $5,000 budget, if only it had been bigger, what have allotted him more too many to either have fabric imported from england or have it made in the united states. instead he hired john ray of philadelphia to make the upholstery for the entire room in the red velvet. and latrobe was certain that the room would get such poor reviews he would never be forgiven. this also goes to show, as i said, that he became more of just the surveyor public buildings, maybe the newspap

the department of interior is plagued with delays in permitting energy projects on federal lands. these delays result in developers abandoning federal lands to develop energy only on private land. this hinders the creation of thousands of american jobs. this legislation simply requires that a decision on a drilling permit be made. it does not require an approval but simply a decision. the government must answer yes or no. it's not acceptable for the government to stall, drag its feet or even not respond. these are decisions that state agencies are making in days while the b.l.m. is taking months. this amendment, however, would delete this deadline for the government to provide an answer. under this amendment, the federal government could literally take forever to respond. a deadline is absolutely necessary to give energy producers the confidence they need to seek out federal land for development rather than seeking to exclusively develop on private land. an identical amendment to the one offered by the gentlewoman from california failed during the natural resources committee marku

the last tribe with a positive finding was turned down by interior. after generations who have lived through andrew jackson's removal policies, racial eradication, and a broken process that cannot be fixed, our question has changed. it has become one of who really makes this decision based on what else. to date, we've had no contact with the three people assigned to our petition. we are concerned that active consideration means nothing more than actively looking at ten-year increments of government paper rather than visiting on site with our tribal government to understand how we functioned and survived. we are concerned that an expediteds process means criterion a for external identification will be used to expeditiously eliminate us by disregarding state statute's impact on the mandatory evidence that is required. the 1947 land claims gave my great grandfather a vehicle to stand, challenge and changer interior's historical attitude that there were no creek indians left in florida. we are still here, and it was not easy. we have petitioned congress f

there are -- there is ownership with the ministry of interior. as the aop/vso program has proven its effectiveness, we're getting more and more support from the top levels there. as that continues over the next two years i think we are very much on track for that, but it's certainly no secret that a number of high-ranking afghans in their parliament has been critical in the past with the aop program. to get the buy-in we'll need at least another year or two of success to build that support. bureaucratically as my colleague said, yes, in the ministry of interior there's a structure that governs the aop. right now that structure is -- we have a lot of mentors in that process, so we're building that capacity and we think we're on track to complete by 2014, but it's one of the things we'll be having in that review process. >> thank you, general. >> thank you, mr. conway. we'll now go to mr. critz. >> thank you, mr. chairman. general, you mentioned earlier something that i'd heard last year and the year before, the concern for attrition and the lack o

there's also the former interior minister's nephew was let off as well. these were men with the interior ministry when people were dying around egypt. and so people are saying these men have to be held accountable. and so the fact they were let off is a stick in their eye. especially that one of the men is trying to get his job back at the interior ministry. people are not happy about that. we're seeing tens of thousands of people around egypt protesting right now. >> and so, ian, where are the sons? are they in jail? are they out and about? >> they're in jail right now until they are -- they deal with the new charges, they're going to be in jail. but the other members, the other deputies, are being released. one of them is actually still in jail on other charges. but they're being released right now. this also comes as the judge, mubarak's judge is going to appeal this ruling. he says there's a lot of holes in this case. and that he believes that mubarak could be eventually acquitted. now if that's the case, we would likely see protests around egypt and

it says here the subject building is under alteration with the interior wall on the first floor story street level all removed. now, is that standard practice, that you would go in and remove all of the interior walls on the first level? >> let me check. commissioner sugaya: the second story collapse totally sideways with the attic towards the southeast side where the empty lot is located. most, if not all of the exterior wall studs were disconnected from their original contact. so it wasn't just the sheetrock that was removed. it seems like there were other things that were done. it just doesn't seem like a is situation where a little bit of wind just knocked the bimmeding over because some sheetrock came off on the interior. and i don't know how to characterize that except when i was on the board of appeals, there were several instance where's contractors would come -- contractors would come in and say there's so much dry rot, we had to remove all of the interior walls. and you go well, isn't that going to result in a situation where the building could be subject to imminent collaps

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mubarak's former interior minister was also found guilty and sentenced to life behind bars.ut his two sons and six of his former top aides were acquitted. that sparked an uproar inside and outside the courtroom. furious demonstrators called the verdict illegitimate and weak. some fought with the former president's supporters. egypt's muslim brotherhood is calling for mass protests. cnn's senior international correspondent ben wedeman is in cairo live. >> reporter: when news first came out that hosni mubarak and his interior minister had been given life sentences, the initial reaction was one of joy. but as soon as people heard that all the others who were accused, including the two sons of hosni mubarak, alaa and gamal, and all the interior ministers had been found innocent, the joy quickly soured into anger. many people feeling that there was a skewed verdict, an unfair verdict, a verdict that favors those in the old regime. hosni mubarak was transported by helicopter from this police academy where the trial took place to the prison in the southern part of cairo. apparently

remodel of the interior spaces. that project began during the course of that construction. we noticed they had discussed wanting to have decks. my client had met with a neighbor and they discussed the remodel over a few beers, i was told. there was no issue at the time. there was some dialogue between the clients but when we started the construction, we noticed this was an unusual house. the back third of the house was the -- the fleming when perpendicular to the rear which allowed for the construction of cantilevered decks. it precludes using cantilevers. they wanted that, the code allows for very large tech. this is a prayer sloping deck. -- rear sloping deck. it is three levels off the ground, also supporting. the planning code has an exemption for cantilevered? parikh since we were -- cantileereevered decks. this is to minimize the impoact. -- impact. you do not have any of the impact of eight by eight posts and heavy beams and the structure that would be necessary to support a deck that is three levels high. th

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of flooring, interior walls, as well as furniture.and using an existing building is consistent with overall sustainability. in sum, we have been working with real estate for 18 months to identify a location. we're very excited about this opportunity to move into one unified space that is sustainably designed. added that a highly competitive rate. we firmly believe it is a good investment for the department of the environment as well as for the city as a whole. if we delay, we could face a host of negative consequences for the department, which do in committee increased costs. the holdover lease that has been negotiated will have a 25% increase in our rent at 11 grove starting in november. as part of these -- this hold over negotiation, the ego- centered is off the table -- eco-center is off the table soon. and we will have displaced employees, 30, that will have to relocate to to the renovation. we are requesting that the budget and finance committee approved the lease resolution with a favorable recommendation to the full board. we h

. >> hi, i'm frances herrera of interiors by francesca. i'm standing in my client's home, the bedroom which is in desperate need of a makeover. it's got bland walls, matching furniture, which is dark, which really weighs the room down. i need to brighten it up, bring in a lot of the energy into the space. and most importantly, color. this corner is a waste right now. it's a great opportunity to make it feel elegant, cozy, and much more functional. the betting ensemble is looking a little granny, and my client is a sophisticated bachelor. i'm going to reinvent this bed so that it's much more polished. i definitely have my hands full today. so i need to get started. when starting a makeover, the first thing you need to do is take everything away. that way you have a blank canvas. photos add a lot of personality, but these frames are not cutting it. this lamp belongs back in grandma's house. that's everything. it looks better already. mirrors are not only to be hung above dressers. look how fabulous they look above this bed. i'm loving these

da buen tiempo , en el norte de la florida continuaran las lluvias, en san francisco 54 a 55 al interior en univisión 14 >> ---"jaguares" se queda sin su mejor goleador. >> jaguares se queda sin mejor goleador, cruz esta triste pero a la vez feliz, explicanos >> es jugador que dejo 33 goles con jaguares y pieza fundamental. esta arreglado casi completamente para el porto de portugal , están con sentimientos encontrados >> quisiera que se quedara porque es pieza clave, hasta entonces dirigido a grandes delantaros pero el esta en otra dimension y tiene merecido que vaya a euroà >> es gran persona pero contento por el y su familia , nos dará mano importante atras >> cruz adelanto que están en conversaciones con delantero colombiano >> gigantes y dodgers, primero y segundo, sandoval manda dos carreras, luego cabrera revolca y gigantes osn avalancha, en la cuarta Ángel y anotaban los gigantes para aplastar al rival >> liga americana , ravores cometio error contra smith que la manda lejos del central, al fina los atleticos se quedaron con victoria de 1 a cero >> es todo >> si quiere viajar gra

it is not limited to the interior. it is the whole house. there are also landscape architects if you are thinking of the outside. there are stagers and designers that can do that. >> most of those professional people, architects and engineers, will sell their services by the hour. you do not have to buy the whole program. you do not have to hire them to do the whole building. you can say, "i would like to consult with you for an hour or two hours. that makes it very reasonable. you get a lot out of it when someone really knows what they're looking at. >> as long as you say up front -- some people will say that they might sell it. we are happy to go to people so we might be known. an hour of our time would be well spent in getting to know you and your house. we will give you advice for who to call. we have a good database of people. we are always asked to give it out. >> they have tremendous experience in doing what you're talking about. i do think that is an important resource to call. >> let us talk about what the assessor reporter does whe

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act would require the secretary of the interior to act on oil and natural gas lease applications and open up new reserves in alaska this legislation would restrict the strategic petroleum reserve from being tapped unless the administration develops a plan to allow more leases, to explore for adecisional sources of oil. let me put this in perspective right here. as a young army officer in korea, 1973 and 1974, there was an oil embargo, if you done remember. we cut off the -- opec cut off oil production and sending it to the u.s. we only got heat three hours a day, we had to keep the heat for our tanks and aircraft to protect this nation. so it is one of strategic importance and energy is a very important source of that. to obtain energy independence, it's not only a key component to domestic recovery, it's also an issue of national security, as i just mentioned. the coming energy independence is -- becoming energy

get away from windows, interior room, preferably a basement. but this is a pretty big storm headed right for bowie. eventually up toward bwi and jessup and laurel. so folks going up 95 north and 29 north, not a good time to be on those, either. hail and rainfall rates one to two inches per hour, and you might have a little tornado. you can have gusty winds with this storm anyway, because that's the direction it's moving. we know it's really beginning to haul now, and we're seeing more and more shear markers pop up. let's go through some of the neighborhoods. we're looking at sea brac now at 5:31, which is right about now. bell 5:32, good luck at 5:33, huntington at 5:36. this storm itself is headed really through a populated area of the metro area. another concern of ours. it's moved through the southeast part of town, and it's moved through western prince george's county, now it is going to go up toward bowie and eventually up 95 and up the bw parkway toward baltimore. so tornado warnings in effect anne arundel county, prince george's county,

onda que nos paso en las 36 horas, en la zona esta con temperaturas de 70 o menos en la bahía al interioral área de bajas presiones en el interior, pero en nuestra area tiempo estable, la porción de california con aires secos . >> acá lo que era tormenta ahora es depresión tropical ,hay acumulados de más de 20 pulgadas, había sequia prolongada . >> las temperaturas mínimas 50 a 52, palo alto 50 , gran parte de la bahía en 52, mañana 67 las máximas a 72, el pronóstico de próximos días, lago de nubosidad en la mañana pero el día se despeja máximas de 68 a 70 . >> continúe en este espacio de noticias . >> [♪ ♪] . >> . >> [♪ ♪] . >> [♪ ♪] . >> jaguares y américa en el primero de pre temporada en la nueva liga mexicana tenemos el deporte . >> buenas tardes el partido a unas 2 horas y media de la bahía en fresno mañana a las 7 hablamos con los directores técnicos que nos dan su opinión de la nueva liga . >> los cambios son para mejorar el nivel del fútbol en méxico, hay que dar tiempo , en un principio se pensó que era fuerte pero es ligero , pero me parece que también esta en nosotros los dire

i want to be an interior designer but i'm definitely going to keep studying monetary reform. i thought she said she wanted to show you on our t.v. my skies are you never know how sports ahead for you this hour the latest in the french open and juice news taking on the war on truth in the u.s. in just a few minutes to all of that following the headlines next on our team from moscow with me kevin. i. think that speech. will. be. good. and i. know my son i mean a really.

met with the country's interior minister who believes the virus of the syrian violence could be contagious for the whole region well here's a taste of what's coming for you about twenty minutes time here on r.t. . we have some global and arab interests trashing him and we all understand that what we don't understand is where this clash will take us in the end but we can say one thing with about if the syrian conflict is resolved one way or another this will affect the situation in lebanon lebanon security and does. depend on lebanon. politically and in terms of security lebanon depends on external factors as well the people of lebanon have close religious and family ties with neighboring states . and shall high cooperation organization summit and beijing and it's coming to a close what most of the attention focused on its fringes iran's nuclear crisis which remains a bone of contention between russia and china on the one hand and the u.s. and its allies on the other will be brought to the forefront let's along with nato as war in afghanistan let's now cross to your chefs use it more on thi

clashes in syria have already spilled over the border to lebanon are teammates where the country's interior minister who believes a virus of a syrian violence could be contagious for the whole region here's a taste of what's coming for you in about twenty five minutes from now. we have some global and arab interests clashing and we all understand that we don't understand where this clash will take us in the end but we can say one thing with about if the shoe. in conflict is resolved one way or another this will affect the situation in lebanon lebanon security doesn't depend on lebanon alone politically and in terms of security and lebanon depends on external factors as well the queen the people of lebanon have close religious i'm family ties with neighboring states . a foreign military interference into syria's affairs and strong arming air regime change there is unacceptable that's the message coming from central asia six pioneering powers at a shell high cooperation organization summit in beijing wrapped up all eyes now are on his friends as where rainy and advantages are brought to the f

the interior was nearly complete when the earthquake of 2011 struck.e tower survived without a scratch. the secret behind this $750 million marvel is as old as it is new. five-story japanese pagodas, dating back to the seventh century have never toppled in an earthquake. the same architectural techniqueave central pillar kept sky tree standing, even during last europe's powerful earthquake. like the pagoda, sky tree is two structures in one. its bluish-whiteica scolding and a concrete core. the two parts are built to withstand a vibration by situation separately. >> i want my grandson to see it. >> ( translated ): it's so tall. i bet you can see all the towns around it." >> reporter: and vancouvers are hot. >> ( translated ): this is a sky tree piggy banks. >> there are salt shakers, embossed rice crackers and commemorative toilet paper. over-sized mugs of beer are on tap. even greasy spoons are getting in on the act, serving up towering infernos of pilaf, and even frieded shrimp versions of sky tower. it's a home-cooked tribute to a symbol of national

hoda had taken porn star so what was left for me was interior designer. i love interior design.sion except i realized i would have to make my clients happy, not make myself happy and i'm so freaking selfish that wasn't going to work out. i come bearing gifts and come looking for a couple of kitchen or should i say kissing cousins. look who's here. >> you're working with us today? >> i'm going to work with you today. >> hanging with us or working with us? >> a little of both. >> she brought her tools. >> that's right. >> what do you think? >> i think we have a lot of work to do. >> we have a lot of work here. >> and they've been living like this? >> she's been like this for a couple of months now. her contractor walked out on you. >> one thing for your husband to walk out on you, that you can live with, but your contractor? oh, my gosh. >> a little surprise. >> hi. i'm kathie lee. >> oh, my god. >> please tell me she is happy. i get a manicure before i start these projects so i can point nicely and write checks. there you go. i'm exhausted. >> we could set up a tv for you and eve

adecuadas, además se reveló e la compañía de servicios no fue notificada por los trabajos en el interioruando las pistas por los responsables de abandonar a un recien nacido en new casttle . >> fue hallado dentro de una bolsa en un camino desolado el jueves, aprovecharon el clima para pasear por las colinas . >> (habla en inglés) . >> sin saber que aquel era el lugar donde se realizó un tragico hallazgo . >> según el alguacil del condado el jueves por la tarde el perro de una transeunte olfateó los restos de un recien nacido que estaba dentro de una bolsa . >> (habla en inglés) . >> esta zona es poco transitada dice, solo hay terrenos baldíos y probablemente por eso fue abandonado ahí, de acuerdo a la autopsia le faltaba 6 semanas para nacer . >> como recalcó mike, siempre existe la alternativa de llevar a un recien nacideo a una estación de bomberos o hospital, en vez de abandornarlo, el médico forense no dijo si vino vivo o muerta el bebé . >> autoridades investigan el caso como un homicidio y piden ayuda a la comunidad, llame al número que aparece en pantalla, repetimos (información e

i want to be an interior designer but i'm definitely going to keep studying monetary reform. a prime example of freedom of speech so what we're talking about such things with moves towards new laws seeking to limit internet freedom worldwide those are demanding the right to a web without restrictions and censorship when online journalist marie harf minister also known as the residents been finding out will people on the streets of the big apple think about that. well. the internet has only been around for a couple of decades now is it our right as human beings to be able to access it freely anytime we want this week let's talk about that absolutely the internet is for everyone it was constructed to be an information and we should all be able to drive on it and what about children and porn and i think that's of the parents to control them not up to government though you are in control of what you access on the internet not anyone else always will pick up whatever book i want to pick up and assign content yes anything they want but maybe not at work so there should be restricti

been interior enforcement. we have done the right thing in increasing our border patrol agents throughout the border. we're up to 23,000 in our efforts to secure the borders and those are the right steps to take. but we have always neglected tone force interior enforcement by holding companies accountable for being a magnet coming into the united states. and furthermore, we have probably anywhere from 1.5 to 2 million undocumented aliens in the united states who actually came in with u.s. visas issued abroad. one thing waiting to focus on, securing the border, which i think our agents do a tremendous job and we need to be very vigilant. but secondly, we need to be serious about interior work site enforcement, which i believe has been a big cause for people coming to the country because they can work, they're going to continue coming to the united states. >> and to that point, had there been major differences between the george w. bush administration and the obama administration on enforcement both at the border

scanacan a 3 huÉspedes posados con ropa interior. que estaban dentro del hotel. entre policÍas u pioleros entran a los 3 rehenes dentro de la patrulla. 2 personas de civil scan s luego arranca la patrulla con . los secuestrado, los pistoleros ponen las maletas de las vick terminas en la parte detrÁs de la camioneta. quise roban el auto de color rojo de las vÍctimas. los cuerpos de los 3 secuestrados encontrados horas despuÉs con seÑales de tranquilamente. r los hechos ocurrieron en enero, 5 policÍas fueron detenidos su comandante y el jefe de policÍa de lago de moreno no se ha formulado cargos. >>> el arraigo para saber si fue nada mÁs en este hecho de la muerte de estas 3 personas, o posteriormente pudieron haber accionado en oos hechos diferentes a este >>> aunque el video registra claramente la participaciÓn de la policÍa, estos gozan de detenciÓn domiciliaria. >>> esta la evidencia total es una imagen donde se ve perfectamente como es, y com operaron el dÍa de los hechos. >>> bueno, se supo que las 3 vÍctimas eran del estado de c

. >> they were able to gain interior access and put the fire out. found the fire in the roof. >> firefighters isolated the fire before it could get bigger and ignite the paint. >>> it caused last weeks traffic nightmare in the bay area. federal investigators are hoping to find out what caused that big fire. claudine wong is joining us. she's at the billing that is right at -- building that is right at the heart of investigation. >> reporter: we do expect a team of fire specialists to be here later this morning. really in a couple hours to take a closer look at the building. you can see the fire scene still barricaded off. there is a security guard keeping an eye on things. making sure no one goes in and out of here. no one allowed near it. our crew did see atf agents out here yesterday taking a closer look at the site. the big question has been the safety of this fire scene. it has been almost a week since the fire destroyed what was supposed to be a senior housing complex. that fire started just before 2:30 in the morning last thursday. frames burn