gaby intro habla gaby on camera cue to take video --- segun fuentes oficiales gabriela text cue paraento bite el sargento jose cardoza nos relata lo sucedido... take sot sgto. jose cardozo vocero alguacil de santa clara more text from gaby cue for nex sots esto fue lo que nos dijeron... hablan los vecinos al final del sot back to gaby more gaby on camera cesar ---un motociclista de 31 aÑos de edad murio durante un choque producto de lo que se cree fue una carrera ilegal en una la autopista 680... take map ---el percance ocurrio ayer poco antes de las seis de la tarde a la altura de la calle "rudgear".. ---segun reportes iniciales de la patrulla de caminos, la victima pudo haber estado en una carrera ilegal con el conductor del otro auto involucrado en la colision... ---el conductor del coche continua hospitalizado.. blanca ---en vallejo, un anciano fue encontrado muerto con heridas de bala en un hogar de esa ciudad. take map ---la policia respondio a un llamado de emergencia alrededor de las 5: 21 de la tarde de ayer domingo, cuando los vecinos escucharon disparos provenientes de la

mayra 0:01 0:08 1:30 intro ---buenas noches..re ---una niÑa de 7 aÑos, acompaÑada de su abuela de 66 aÑos, fue atropellada esta maÑana por un camion de la basura de san francisco. take map ---el percance ocurrio alrededor de las 7 y media de la maÑana cuando cruzaban la calle broadway esquina con embarcadero. take vo ---la niÑa sufrio fracturas que podrian llevarla a perder uno de los pies o hasta parte de una pierna. ---su abuela, aunque no fue atropellada, tuvo lesiones y moretones en una pierna. ---las 2 fueron internadas en el hospital general de la ciudad. ---el conductor del camion permanecio en el lugar de los hechos para cooperar con las autoridades. blanca ---tiempo de la primera pausa pero al volver, take vo ---la policia de san jose concede un deseo a un niÑito latino que necesita urgentemente una donacion de medula osea que le salve la vida take vo - cesar ---las autoridades detienen a un hombre que estaf a una familia de hayward.. take sot segment ends cesar ---el equipo swat de la polica regularmente es llamado en s

intro/jaime peluffo/morgan hill 21:34:10 asi es, el incidente ocurrió en la guardería que está en mi el pasado viernes, hoy la maestra en cuestión está presa y la policía lanzó una investigación. muchos de los padres de familia que recogian a sus hijos en kiddie academy childcare en morgan hill este mediodia no se haban enterado. la maestra deborah gratz de 59 aÑos fue despedida, arrestada y acusada de echarle una substancia somnfera a los vasitos con agua de niÑos de 1 a 2 aÑos de edad. s.o.t. sgto. troy hoefling/policía de morgan hill 7:12:00 the suspect was actually witnessed breaking a tablet and putting it into the cups. el portavoz de la policia dice que un testigo vio a la sospechosa pulverizar una tableta en los vasos de los pequeÑos. la polica identific la substancia como sominex, un somnfero. s.o.t. bianca flores/madre de familia 30:00:12 i just need to go take him to the doctor and see if he got anything. esta madre dice que su hijo estuvo a cargo de gratz hasta hace dos semana, y que lo va a llevar al doctor, porque l sufre de convulciones. s.o.t. 'doris' 18:48:05 i know

intro/jaime peluffo/san jose 14:43:20 asi es, la idea de los senadores republicanos tiene a las organizacionesfensa de los inmigrantes bastante preocupadas. ha sido una tradicin en este pas por dcadas.. ciudadanos americanos que arreglan los papeles de sus hermanos o de sus hijos adultos casados. pero bajo una propuesta del lado republicano del grupo de los 8, los senadores que trabajan un borrador para una reforma migratoria, esas residencias se irian a trabajadores con conocimientos en alta demanda. la reaccin de la comunidad hispana fue inmediata. s.o.t. jose alberto serrano/mexicano 3:13:19 a uno le gustaria tener a toda mi familia aqui. s.o.t. loreno romero/mexicana 4:21:21 hay personas que tardan años en ver a su familia y quisieran tenerla aqui para no tener que estar moviendose constantemente. s.o.t. fredy cruz/inmigrante 6:00:23 cada persona que vive aqui en los estados unidos en un futuro quiere llegar a ser ciudadano, traerse familiares y pos que tengan también los mismos beneficios. la organizacin siren tuvo una junta esta maÑana sobre las implicaciones de un cambio de este tipo. s

. >> before i go to question, i wonder if you could indulge us and play the intro to my favorite song of yours "crossway." >> i will try. it has been awhile. ♪ [applause] >> thank you. >> questions? >> thank you for that. that was great. i have a question, two-sided. when you play a piece like that, when we feel -- hear music, we feel the emotion. why does music trigger in motion? what is going on? let me take that -- >> let me take that. that is an interesting question. that is really the big question in cognitive neuroscience. it is not at all sounds are music. we do not put on records of chickens clucking, waterfalls falling, some of us do, but the real music come from this arrangement of organized sound we call music. i have to say, we do not really know. the closest we have got is music appears to be metaphorical for movement and instruments sometimes sound like a mother singing, crying. and the only thing we know for sure is that music is activating a lot of regions in the brain. i think the best explanation that i will propose now, tentatively, as it has to do with expectation

intro/jaime peluffo/oakland 25:29:11 asi es, estamos en el distrito de la fruitvale en oakland dondeultimos días un sindicato ha estado impulsando una reforma migratoria a través de sus miembros. nats. 10:09:23 para invitarlo para que haga una llamada para impulsar una reforma migratoria. nats. 9:14:19 mira, te voy a dar el número de teléfono para que nos ayudes a hacer llamadas por favor. son miembros del sindicato seiu contactando a sus miembros para que llamen a congresistas y apoyen una reforma migratoria que conduzca a la ciudadana. nats. 7:21:23 uno, ocho, siete siete, ocho cuatro. amando para impulsar la fm nats.. 9::23 y si sindicato que representa as qu laiieza, aeropuertos y degurid embros en california, su meta de comunicarse n l y que estos a su vez que los conecta c s 0 spectivos congresisss.o.t. lauren :57:13 y eso es lo que sotros y miles de otros embros están ts.. 9:25: entre másadas hagamoa eros se mejor. todos tos amadas queara estaampaÑa de se realizpor todo el pas., o.t. claudia guzmán/voluntaria 22:56:20 sí, lmando y e escrs, haciendo amadas. o.t. ría trujillo/vo

mayra take pkg ;01 0:10 0:26 1:06 1:35 mayra intro ---buenas tardes, asi es..012 las autoridades acudieron al hogar de ruth montaÑo, tras recibir una queja de sus vecinos por el ladrido de sus perros.. take pkg ---esta mujer inmigrante que labora en los campos del valle central, nunca imagino que la noche de ano nuevo, justo al llegar a su casa, seria llevada a una carcel y luego entregada al servicio de inmigracion... ---sus perros, segun el reporte de policia, ladraban muy fuerte y ademas, ella se resisitio al arresto... take sot "le decía.. dile por favor.. traía moretones de lo que él hizo" ---esta maÑana, un grupo de personas y sus perros viajaron junto con ruth al capitolio estatal para exigirle al gobernador jerry brown que firme la ley de la confianza y frene la deportacin de ruth ---la medida evitara que inmigrantes indocumentad os que no hayan cometido delitos graves sean entregados a ice take sot "tan solo en el mes de enero de este año, para frenar las deportaciones" ---el gobernador jerry brown vet la ley de la confianza el aÑo pasado y los grupos

01 - :07 :20 - :28 :57 - 1:02 1:20 - 1:37 1:38 - 1:48 trt: 1:53 o.c. regreso con ustedes al estudio introluffo/oakland 22:46:16 asi es, el incidente ocurrió en la casa que está a mi espalda, y la familia lo considera como el susto de su vida. la familia lpez an no se recupera del susto que se llevaron.. la pequeÑa de 9 aÑos estaba jugando con sus hermanos y primos ayer por la tarde frente a su casa sobre la avenida 94 cuando un hombre la levant.. s.o.t. marisol hernández/madre de pequeña 5:52:08 salimos asustados y también su hermano estaba asustado porque dice que él quería irnos a avisar pero cuando él corrio a avisarnos lo agarró por detrás del sueter y le dijo a donde vas, a donde vas, calmate o me robo a tu hermana. la familia dice que el sospechoso arrincon a la pequeÑa y no la dejaba ir.. el sospechoso sali huyendo cuando la menor grit un su tio lo alcanz a ver.. la polica dio a conocer este video de seguridad de un carro honda civic gris de los aÑos 90's en el que sospechan lleg y huyo el sujeto.. y estas imgenes muestran al que creen es el sospechoso caminando frente a la casa de

(country folk song intro plays) ♪ gather round, ye children ♪ ♪ to hear the tale so sweet ♪ ♪ of a maning but his feet ♪ suck it, grand-butt! ♪ marshall ♪ ♪ versus the machines ♪ ♪ hyah! ♪ ooh, taxi! excuse me, i got a thing. (whispers) maury... maury... (man speaking unintelligibly over speakers) track maintenance? (man speaks unintelligibly) 20-minute delay? how do you do that? i grew up here; i speak conductor. damn it! damn it! (suspenseful orchestral music playing) narrator: kids, i also needed a win that day. (mellow music plays) a couple nights earlier, your uncle marshall had offhandedly mentioned a web site called... grademyteacher.net? it's this awesome site where students can go say what they really think about their professors. hey, you're probably on there. i just had to see what my students had written about me. and it was...

it will be intro dmusd a news conference taking place in new york. that is something. >> remarkable. >> when your smart phone contract expires a law says you may not switch to another carrier but the president wants to change that. >> yes. michael finney is here with another change that could unlock phone autos this is people rising up and going are you kidding me? the white house heard from 114,000 smart phone customers. they signed a petition saying they want the right to switch carriers. the president says he agrees. the white house wants to change a rule making it a crime to switch carriers. that rule took affect january 26th aplaying to phones purchased and a lot of people will reduce competition among carriers. relaxing rules will take an act of congress so change will be slow. mercury insurance filed a lawsuit to block a decrease in insurance rates. the state insurance commissioner ordered kpt to reduce rates by 8%. that decision was based on a review of the revenue and expenses. so about 270 home owners are about to get insurance. the lawsuit

through the intro to one. thing i can tell from a face that she's been drinking. and you try to pull the wool over my eyes. but yuri i didn't drink seriously so what's this then if someone hasn't been drinking or going to zero i say look what you got that's measure and. zero. and i get out of here already. you there are more than sixty people at the rehabilitation center almost all the residents have been in jail. you had to put up and is a former pickpocket himself he served over thirty years in prison he knows how to speak the residents and how to make them understand you he's no stranger to strong language. was true why did no one tell you where to go for work. why you feel it was here yesterday you know it i told you yesterday it's unbelievable you can even do the simplest of things. on the moron who's down there . been drinking his morning award. oh you're frozen two goals was a thermometer. break it and if you go to temperature call an ambulance no need no need for what you need in the neck. you do i'm such a tough going discipline has to be tough because di

an intro to "a tale of two cities" by charles dickens, written in 1859 but set in 1775. we could so easily be talking about today. it's an honor to be with you here on pbs, and i'm very happy to be with a broadcaster

i think the intro is very important, because what we're looking at is what could be a turning point in the job market where we see more measurable increases in employment and a wiggling away of the unemployment rate. that could be derailed by what's going on in washington right now, particularly the second quarter. much of the furloughs and layoffs are in the month of april, which we won't see in the jobs numbers until early may. >> government payrolls are going down as private payrolls are going up. one area i'd like to hear your thoughts are incomes. we have some job growth in the economy, but we have very, very tepid income growth. why isn't anybody getting a raise? >> it's because one of the ongoing slack in labor market, you got a lot of competition for jobs out there, a lot of people willing to take any job you've got, but also a shift in the composition of where we higher. in the health care industry, for instance, highing is robust, but they are cutting nurses wages and substituting high-paid nurses for lower-paid tech personnel. they are paid better than others with an 18-mont

mayra 0:01 0:08 1:30 intro ---buenas tardes..asi es, los investigadore s dicen que el incendio pudo haber sido iniciado por alguien que queria destruir uno de los edificios.. take pkg mas de 130 bomberos fueron llamados a la avenida "mckinnon" en san francisco para sofocar un incendio de 4 alarmas que amenazaba con destruir tres departamentos durante la madrugada de hoy. 0:07 - 0:11 "we heard something exploded and we thought it was just gunshot or something" este hombre dice que escuch una explosion y pens que se trataba de un disparo pero que al ver las llamas, l y su esposa salieron corriendo de su departamento. algunas personas quedaron atrapadas y tuvieron que ser rescatadas por los bomberos. un total de 20 personas fueron desplazadas por el incendio que segn las autoridades, inicio entre dos edificios y pudo haber sido provocado por alguien que conocia la gravedad de sus acciones. el departamento de bomberos dice que las llamas fueron dificiles de apagar ya que hay poco espacio entre las estructuras.. tardaron 2 horas y med

so the intro described of michelle rhee has a lightning rod, she sure is as far as controversy.'s a critic. not a reformer. a reformer offers suggestions on how to change a system. michelle rhee has little experience inside a classroom. >> so you don't buy her credentials of being a teacher or chancellor of d.c. >> she was a teacher in a classroom for three years and i think i was at the end of my fourth year before i really realized that i had some ability to do this job, that i understood what it took to be a public school teacher and she talks today about some of the issues she had in the classroom. listening to her and her experience, i would observe her as a teacher who struggled in the classroom and that goes to that issue of trust. teachers in the state of california often approach people with assuming they have the best intentions but when you can't walk the walk, nobody wants to listen to you talk the talk. >> okay. let's start with this report card that she gave california about some of its policies. do you think that we deserve the f or are you happy we got the "f" be

this exercise also allowed us the opportunity to intro daus a lot of technology to help with the interoperatability of the civil military exercise. one of the main goals that we had for this was to allow our military a crisis response adaptive force package and opportunity to allow their training and certification in providing the most appropriate military expeditionary force for that scenario. one of the things that we realize in the military when we do these exercises in a foreign humanitarian response, that a lot of our military capabilities are not just for overseas foreign disasters but it also allows the military to be trained and certified to respond to local domestic disaster situations as well. i had mentioned that we had 22 nations participating in rimpac and this slide is a representation of the military and civilian partners that we had participating in this event. and we had many, many international partners and we had a lot of domestic partners: medical and military editionary partners as well. okay, this is our command and control slide. we took a lot of care to get this right. we wa

and pat johnson who's the assistant to the managerial financeses and i'm going to intros them a little later. we have basically and you nerve can tell because of the surprises from the other government and is the feds and the elimination of redevelopment and et cetera but we have got an 80 million-dollar revival in five years and in case we have to ref development -- all of our economic indicators are up and they are above rejection and up $11 million above our projection and that is every revenue and income source and standard business source and is tour restaurant tax and is most of the rest of the city has holt new restaurants and? jack land and still a heart in the center of the bay area [name?] who was just one of the chef's award warded of the year and oakland is a city boomings and we are tryinged and part of ourselves and we have had amazing growth and we are going to move more towards towards it's business second thoors you care about we have -- taken $11 million and invested it in our town and we have even with the loss of economic development we have a new economic developme

unbelievable and i think a lot of other people don't realize i briefly mention an intro that cheney andbush testified together not under oath and this is where you can't really be claimed for perjury or anything like that because they were under oath they testified together let's see that bush responding to some questions about why they did this. because you know a lot of critics suggested that you wanted to appear jointly with the vice president so that you could keep your story straight or something and you tell us what you think of the value of appearing together and how you would answer those critics first of all look i mean if we had something to hide we would not met with them in the first place we had all their questions and as i say i think. i came away good about the session. because i wanted them to know. you know how i said strategy how we run the white house how we deal with threats. the vice president answered a lot of their questions answered all their questions and i think was important for them to see our body language as well how we work together so i mean there is you

wis business and residents subordinate damage claims and lamborghini marking its 50th anniversary by intros it's fastest model ever that can go from zero could 60 miles per hour in three seconds. with a price tag of $4 million. >> that is fast. >> coming up next a bay area man falls victim to a new version of an old scheme. >> yes. what you should do if you get a call from someone claiming >>> a warning about a phone fraud. >> imposters posing as comcast technicians calling people telling them there is a virus. >> michael finney investigated. >> it's the bad guy that's never sleep. here is proof this, is the version of an old scheme this, time imposters making random calls and he believed the lie, and unfortunately, he paid the price. linda and lee were enjoying a night at home when lee got a troubling phone call. >> he said i'm from cost cast. and we see that have you not responded to our e mails the caller says the computer was in danger of a malware attack. that got him worried. >> i had been getting pop ups from norton security saying we need to down load updates. >> when we could not