shgsz no abuse. >>> quÉ pasa. >>> no se ponga nervioso. >>> cuidado. >>> java. >>> pero java fshgs no. >>> no pana. >>> quÉ artista son ustedes?. >>> canto vallenato. >>> cantas. >>> de donde. >>> pero vale. >>> se fue Útil gre. >>> abusado no una flat de nosotros. >>> se fue. >>> y mandÉ a desaparecer a ro aquÍ. >>> lo andan buscando. >>> yo arreglo con Él. >>> ustedes lo conocen. >>> no. >>> vamos a un programa de televisi televisiÓn un programa con este bicho que le debe plata a todo el mundo. >>> el tipo nos debe una plata y le estamos cobrando. >>> prende la camioneta vale. >>> no me voy a quedar aquÍ. >>> ustedes van para dÓnde con esa gente seÑores. no tengo que ver aquÍ. >>> cantante de que. >>> con permiso. >>> no, vale. el tipo rato llamando. >>> no sabes quiÉn es ese. estamos cumpliendo con trabajo, y es todo, cantante de quÉ. >>> vallenato. >>> quÉ son ustedes, y mira una cosa, andas muy mal compaÑÍa ustedes, ustedes en mal compaÑÍa si son panas. >>> quÉ dijo harry. >>> se te pegÓ el (...) jesÚs. >>> no queremos violencia por favor. >>> pero java, espere,espere. >>> de don

. >>> no vale me voy a parar un poquito para que me diga, java espera. >>> java. >>> estoy trabajandoocupes. no me mandes a nadie. >>> oh. >>> no, no, no. >>> java. >>> un momento ¿cÓmo estÁn?. cÓmo que agarraron en ¿quÉ?. >>> donde los reales pana. >>> estoy hablando con rossi y le estoy diciendo que le iba a pagar, lo que pasa que la plata la tiene mi esposa. >>> otra vez con la misma mentira. >>> pero java. mira tengo una gente aquÍ que estoy trabajando para venevisiÓn. >>> hola saludos. >>> quÉ tal. >>> que tengo un compromiso acÁ por favor que el hombre me deje. >>> Él es arrollo. >>> el hombre venÉ a hablan de eso pero igual yo tengo un compromiso con la televisiÓn y necesito llegar de una, y ya estamos cerca. >>> hablamos despuÉs entonces. >>> pero mano, en 20 minutos. y una patrulla, y ay! mamÁ, atenciÓn dios, quÉ terror. el chofer. y que andabas con Él. >>> pero papÁ. >>> pero mano, mano. >>> no mi problema. >>> tu vas reponer el dinero. >>> no estÁ facil la pelea. >>> por quÉ me estÁs amenazando. >>> que me estÁs amenazando. >>> pedro arrollo. >>> no me faltes el respeto. >>

red's java house will be preserved. and actually it's going to be shifted over a little bit so it doesn't get completely innovated by the new design. >> does anybody here eat at red's java house? look at all these people who eat there. a double dog and a bud for how much, 3.49? this is a san francisco institution. >> this is a relic. red java house, they serve long shore man and other people who work at the waterfront. there used to be a lot of other ones. these have survived. >> the boondocks now called high dive. the building survived, thank goodness. and then interestingly, along underneath the high dive, i guess it's part of the sculpture and public art. the band, light band and all that. >> the art ribbon. >> the art ribbon, thank you. and you see the little skateboard stops. this was an immediate draw worldwide, people came to skateboard the embarcadaro. and they're still here, right? they're still here. >> many different type of wield people. >> so here, bicyclists. now, when the embarcadaro was rebuilt not very

. >>> java. >>> creo que se confundieron de modelo la verdad. >>> no fue a casting. >>> no. >>> no. >ice que eres un mono. >>> bueno este es el ves twotua. >>> tu crees que vine para bailar de mono, pÓntelo tÚ, te queda perfecto, pero yo no. >>> claro. >>> por eso estoy aquÍ, que no sÉ adÓnde voy, ni bailo, porque no me avisaron nada. >>> ella ya estÁ aca, tenemos dos opciones o el traje de mono. >>> no me lo voy a poner. >>> perfecto. >>> tÚ sabes que es esto. >>> pero java. >>> uf!. >>> bueno yo lo lamento y lo lamento de verdad. >>> tenÍa que decirle, por que el baile es del mono. >>> pero allÍ estÁ. >>> bueno. >>> lo vamos lo siguiente. >>> busquemos otro modelo mi pana. >>> vamos a ver quiÉn sabe. >>> me voy. >>> cualquier se viste de mono. >>> bueno si combina contigo, serÍa perfecto, igual a ti. >>> vamos a buscar otra modelo. >>> okay, bÚsquenla, pues. >>> estÁs equivocado. >>> mira este quiÉn es?. >>> ay! mamÁ. >>> ¿quÉ?. >>> pero dios. >>> le quedÓ el tatuaje en esa mano. >>> quÉ pasa. >>> ay!, mire. >>> quÉ te pasa a ti?. >>> quÉ te pasa a ti?. >>> ya, ya, ya. >>> ¿quÉ?. >>

. >>> java. >>> un traje de mono. >>> eso no. >>> eso no va a pasar. >>> pero no. >>> como es esto. >flaca, no tengo todo el dÍa. >>> ven para acÁ. >>> pero cÁllate la boca historia hablando con Él!. >>> me bajas la voz, me voy. >>> es una falta de respeto tuya. >>> pero no dale. >>> ay!. >>> fuera de aquÍ. >>> te vas!. >>> mira no tengo por quÉ perd el tiempo. >>> vengo una pauta de grabaciÓn y tuve que salir de la rÁpipaut rÁpida. >>> java. >>> es uno falto de respeto. >>> de donde sacaron esta cosa. >>>la cosa eres tÚ que no quieres hacer. >>> pero bueno. >>> pero en un traje casi desnuda si lo hace. >>> abusadora fuera de aquÍ. >>> pero dios. >>> oh. >>> dale. >>> fuera de aquÍ. >>> fuera de aquÍ. >>> fuera, vamos. >>> no lo necesitas porque tienes cara de mono. >>> dios es una broma ¿para quÉ? locura. >>> ay!. >>> caÍste eres caiste, ccaÍste. cayÓ marjorie. >>> mal va discos te llevaste tu buena cachetada. >>> la mano pesada oye. >>> gracias. >>> pero mira vale. pero porque me trataste asÍ, a mi no me pueden tratar asÍ. >>> mi amor toma tu cosa. >>> cham me tenÍan corriendo. term

. >> a lot of our processes are java and we had a hard time finding programmers in java.ou had to pay more than you could afford or go out of the community. >> they are selected based on code knowledge and go through an interview process before matched with potential companies. once matched programmers are paid $15 an hour by their employer. most have background in writing code. adam harold grew up writing adventure programs. >> my dad showed me how to write q basic. >> he graduated in 2006 but chose a different career path. >> um, i've been a professional poker player for the last seven years. >> he was returning to st. louis from vancouver and looking to get back into programming when his father e-mailed him about this launch code, he applied and went in for an interview. >> i've been out of the industry for awhile, and they said you're a good candidate. someone with the kills but needs to get their foot in the door. >> launch code and food essentials paired him up with a veteran programmer. >> one of the things that is really a pro in this programming is getting people

. >>> java. >>> te grito porque quiero porque estoy aquÍ. >>> discÚlpenme pero no puedo hablar con estairve, no queda. >>> yo soy objetiva. >>> he hablado con toda la educaciÓn. >>> le parece?. >>> pero no soy una modelo que desnuda para que le digan si o ¿no?. >>> y mientras haces dieta tÚ, yo como mamacita. >>> me estÁ descienden nana. >>> me dice que muy educada por favor. >>> ella no va. >>> para que sea la chica venevisiÓn hay que empezar de cero y la chica se necesita arca. >>> ven acÁ por favor. >>> espera ven acÁ. >>> te voy a decir una cosa. >>> es que te voy a decir una cosa tÚ estÁs aquÍ, tÚ estÁs aquÍ para mostrarte, por favor basta. >>> tÚ estÁs aquÍ para mostrar tu cuerpo. >>> tengo 18 aÑos ens en esto y soy licenciada, a mi me spetsz tÚ. >>> o sea que te pasa?. >>> pero ven acÁ. >>> pero mira. >>> pero mira sabes donde estÁs?. >>> quÉ locura. >>> mija. >>> (♪). >>> te voy a decir algo estÁs equivocada porque estÁs en quÉ locu locura. >>> pero mira, mira. >>> ah!. >>> pero ya. >>> eres falto de respeto. >>> pero ya. >>> yo vivo de esto, como es posible que me diga gorda, y

. >>> y entonces, no entiendo java. >>> no eb entienda nada soy yo. >>> me puedes explicar algo. >>> conoce marcos y si no tienes nada que ocultar, porque no me lo dijo iste nunca. >>> te conoce evidentemente. >>> mientras ellos resuelven este conflicto nosotros vamos a la pausa porque esto se pone candente por regresamos con mÁs de operas amor. >>> (aplausos). >>>, no, no, no. >>> ay! mamÁ, primer programa. >>> explÍqueme. >>> okay. >>> quÉ pena. >>> cinco minutos vamos a hacer esto un poco mÁs rapido, por favor producciÓn. te caÍste papÁ. >>> la tercera silla por favor. >>> okay. >>> ya. >>> rÁpido, rapido. >>> no sÉ, que fallo. >>> quÉ fallo. >>> seguro que no conoces a ella. >>> no. >>> pero como sabe todo eso?. >>> por quÉ te dices eso?. >>> no sÉ. >>> marcos todos dicen lo mismo. creo que hace uno men tiro acÁ y lo que estÁs diciendo es mentira. >>> pero mira tu cara. >>> me estÁ faltando el respeto a mÍ y tu lo estÁs pero entiendo. >>> serÍa incapaz, acaba de pasar dos veces por detrÁs de ti, y te ha dicho lo mismo, me estÁ faltando el respeto. >>> continuamos con mÁs de opera

. >> we are going to learn the language called java script. >> his mission: develop curriculum for public schools based on stem education. science, technology, engineering and math. >> stem education is extremely powerful. what's the first step? >> me, dot, move forward. >> i was trained as an engineer, we are are taught to think critically and come up with solutions. >> but stem education is expensive. the u.s. government hassing budgeted 3.1 billion for it. >> it's less than 1% of the money spent on education. >> mckenzie says schools across the you know, needs entrepreneurs like chelsea roebuck because there aren't enough to teach them. >> think at the u.s. government level how we can better leverage pretty scarce resources. >> today is an exciting day because we're going to be using the computers i talked about. >> roebuck invented an inexpensive laptop. >> this is what we came up with. to design these backpacks we used the raspberry pie, which is a $35, single-board computer. and we used this in combination with our motorola lap docks, to put together our own $100 laptops. so for the

. >> we're going to learn a language called java script. >> reporter: his mission develop curriculumc schools based on stem education. >> stem education is extremely powerful. what is the first step? i am trained as an engineer, and we're taught to raise questions and analyze and think critically and then come up with solutions. >> reporter: but stem education is expensive. the u.s. government has budgeted 3.1 million dollars for it. >> in the grand scheme it is less than 1% of the overall budget spent on education. >> reporter: she says schools across the u.s. need entrepreneurs like chely roebuck because there just aren't enough resources to teach stem. >> the private sector needs to help us think about how we can better leverage federal resources. >> reporter: roebuck and his team invented their own inexpensive laptop that he brings to schools. >> this is what we came up with. to design these backpacks, we used the raspberry pie, which is a computer, and we used this in combination with our mote row laptop, so for the price of a mac book pro an entire computer lab. >> he is findin

. >> a lot of our processes are java. we have a lot of trouble finding them. you pay more than you can afford or you go outside the community. 805 programmers signed up on the launch code website. they are selected based on code and go through an interview process. programmers are paid $15 by an enplor. most applicants have background with writing code. adam herald grew up writing adventure programs. i used q base. >> he graduated with a degree in computer science but chose a different path. >> i have been a professional poker player for seven years. >> he was returning to st. louis, looking to get into programming when his father emailed him about launch code. he plied and went in for an interview. i have been out for a while. they said, "we think you are a good candidate, someone who has the skills but needs their foot in the doors." >> adam needed to get back up to speed. launch code paired him with a veteran programmer. >> one of the things that is pro in peer programming is getting people that are smart guys, get them up to speed very fast, and order to p

in java volcanoic ash was thrown 500 feet in the sky that then fell on several towns. >> meteorologist well, we're certainly quieting down after a day of severe weather across the midwest, and it looks like now we're seeing clearing skies. that cold front blew through the east overnight and into early this morning and brought the rainfall with it. now high pressure is settling in. that's what will allow the drier air mass to take shape. in the northeast winds drive down from the north and west and we'll see a cool down as we go through the day. for now we're still on the mild side and we're watching for a little snow mainly up into parts of northern michigan. winds are still dus gusting 30 0 mph. and definitely a day to hold on to your hats if you're going to be traveling. hang on to your steering wheels as well. you'll want to do the same in midwest. it will be a quieter day as far and rainfall but we still will have the wind. and light accumulations possible. winds not as strong as we're finding off the lakes to the northeast but we have winds gusting to nearly 30 in chic. we're at 3

. >> little baby java. a 27-year-old woman in shanghai. the baby is healthy.ut i hope not for her sake. >> my good is in. wow. this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned. "way too early" starts right now. >> what was concluded in geneva last night is not hiss tore uk agreement. it's a historic mistake. it's not made the world a safer place, like the agreement with north korea in 2005 this agreement has made the world a much more dangerous place. >> the short term nuclear deals from leaders in israel and parties here. the debate is whether it will work. we'll break down what happened over the weekend and get inside richard haas. >>> figures, mother nature had to do something this week. it is the biggest travel week of the year. we'll let you know how the thanksgiving plans may get messed up with messy weather. a messy start to another manning brady bowl last night. a furious come back forced overtime. we'll let you know who came out on top and the bizarre play that gift-wrapped the win. this is "way too early." >>> good morning, everybody. monday, november 25th

earthquakes most people can eke eruption in recent years was in twenty ten when mounted on being in central java killed more than three hundred and fifty people. and then the nations that make up the ice and milk i aiming high for the future they want to completely abolish address within the region and liberalized investment and business practices within two years second tree generally don't mean that spoke to nhk on wednesday and he stressed the regional economic integration will also benefit the entire carefully corny we cannot stand second change at home in january this yet. he's the frisbee and means to assume the role creating a trailer economic community will be the biggest challenge he faces during his five to attend yet what isn't sam has been no concrete construction. for more investment and create. with the two countries won't don't ask and he said the increase. although we all agree to peace and everything onto a pc into some of the motion of no corporation that our partners. a gigantic markets with a tear to a population of six hundred million people. the economic powerhouses in east

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the boss of south beirut java enabled little circle was extensive damage to the nearby buildings. the area is the stronghold of the militant hezbollah group the main ally of syrian president bashar alssad in a complex next door to that seoul korea. if the boss of related to serious civilar we'll course i keep following that story for you here at cc tv news site was now travel on this coming up and then at the top of the next hour will be taking you to know i've read before today's edition of july. by the law abiding parents the company of times. sigh again the eye. i do. i knew eye. if you d. i did. ah. i do. it is. good thing i do you do it is. and with it. do the game i mean. i did. did you of y hernandez of the group's likes dislikes and kisses me on all dvd the study is suppose to be the foundation of how governments. will overthrow the assad regime and establish an islamic nation on this land. ok so the united states insidious doses of the trustee up on trying to help and called it it all over the still wet and she still walks by the end of the yea

the new york times reporting the nsa was able to gain access to the communications of google's and javaheir knowledge through the weak spots including of fiber optic cables that connect the majoo data centers around the world. today they shut down the center's but it is believed that they bypassed the company's and access to be infected information on the transmission lines. and not just suspected terrorist phone calls santa e-mail's but sexual activity as well some documents leaked shows that the agency monitored the material of wind and attend to discredit them to harm the reputation according to edward snowden. joining me now is the "a team." monica crowley and ron christie and fred barnes. think you for being here. en as the weather goes. here we have another delay for small-business owners who cannot get access. at what point d we blow this up? >> and 40 being and a lawyer where is the legal authority to continue the extensions or the attempts to move it beyond the 2014 election but what about the pace and that citizens are feeling right now those that have lost their verage or are

. >> paton runs red java hut, the lovable greasy spoon. the warriors have promised it won't be torn down. the warriors say they understand this is probably the latest in a series of changes they'll have to make to the arena if they want to build it in the next couple years, they realize it won't be the last. in san francisco, mike sugerman exhibition. >> warriors are meeting to discuss those new plans tonight. >>> a few small earthquakes shook parts of the bay area this afternoon within minutes of each other. first, the 2.9 quake struck about 3:35 p.m. the same area where a 3.0 quake hit last friday. five minutes later a 2.1 rattled the p community of broadmore and parts of daily city. it was toll load by a stronger 2.8 quake in the same area. we took taco bell couple phone calls in the newsroom. people reported shaking but no damage. >> disease disaster in the philippines hitting close to home for many in the bay area. kpix 5's betty yu joins us now from st. luke's hospital in san francisco where nurses didn't think twice about signing up

they have java, which are technologies which can be flawed, compromised.art clicking things or opening things f your device aren't updated, your operating system isn't updated, anti-virus isn't updated, can you get in trouble there. >> the 12 scams of christmas is a list you've put together for us. where do we find if. >> go online to mcafee.com/12signs. >> thank you very much. happy holidays to you. >> as well. >>> well, if you can still play golf when you hit 90, you can play for free. that's the deal at one course in florida. right now, the course is waving the $120 0 greens fees for several elderly golfers. our steve caught up with some of them, live in our south florida news room. he's not 90 but a great scratch golfer i've read. >> reporter: this course is public and the city decided to do something for members who had been there for for more than five years. we asked the head pro, why it's free if you're 90? we just wanted to say, god bless you. >> i love golf. >> reporter: frank is hoping to shoot a round of golf lower than his age. >> i'm 91, goin

european citizen will not know what i mean they can't stand it and some things you look at the dude in java for citizens and that tried to scoot over to pick some examples in order to go to put the focus on some prominence of all some success but to the pats and hiking and the media people are still something to do a guiding this program to it to howl. get into sfo did the program's his gifts were just on this capacity up to being still it gets hard and that it had to be more known apparently three quarters of lobbyists in brussels have joined this read just a box the remaining quartet is still contains some very important groups lot more to get an ounce of milk signing at what would have wanted to they have the advantages to it a badge a budget in order to grow inside of the new compound and into an axis direct access to that demand of department of what they can meet the demand of department on all excited than i meant to restore wanted to walk. but i've seen it so you safely to its union when you had to dodge its up and died in vain if it's the console so i can then proceed to tune in to

the mount merapi volcano on java also erupted.lasts forced residents to flee and flights to be redirected. there were some newcomers this weekend in ayuda beach in oaxaca mexico - about 3-and-a-half million of them! millions of olive ridley baby sea turtles hatched in just four days - and made their way to the shore. >> despite their latest population boost, this particular species is actually endangered. >> coming up on on the kron4 morning nils. the government will take a look at tesla after three cars caught fire. maligned it was the talk of of the town. he saved gotham from some super criminals. we will look at what it took to make bat kids wish come true. >> we also have people [ female announcer ] i like to mix things up a bit with grands mini pot pies. only four ingredients. and a few easy steps. weeknight dinner in a flash. and my family devours them. pillsbury grands biscuits. make dinner pop. so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ im

and then in some of the most optimistic comments to date, iran's foreign minister java vlad sharif told cnn's christiane amanpour that a draft could be on the table for signing by friday. the question, of course, is what this first step agreement would look like. a spokesman for the european union has said that the key issue here is uranium enrichment. the point there being that the kind of uranium that is used to generate electricity is of a lower grade than the uranium that is used to produce a nuclear bomb. >> the main issue is the -- is getting to the root of the problem, which as we all know is the enrichment issue and the things that lead from that. and as i say, the end result for us being a verifiable reassurance of the international community that iran is only interested in a peaceful nuclear program. >> reporter: the americans have said they want iran to completely halt enrichment programs. that has also been backed by some united nations resolutions. the iranians for their part say that they're not prepared to do that. this is what foreign ministers zarif said to christiane a

java and the military, are you familiar with 1015? >> not off the top of my head. >> okay. if the officer's bible. staff organization on chad organization and operations. can someone handed if your chapter four? page one. i circled it for you. could you read that for me, please? i circled it. >> the commanders is possible for all his staff does or fails to do. he cannot delegate this responsibility. final decision as well as the responsibility remains that the commander. >> if you carry that armatrading wiki to the va. >> correct. >> anytime you like they are responsible for those under them? >> because we're placed in a position of responsibility ever must occur that responsibility for every action. >> of the military, but actually in the commanders authority are often directly it should to the leadership culture of the group, correct? or are you >> to be a star exception. the disgraceful attitude like a concert concern over wasting tax payers funds can only be explained by the fact that the leadership of the va is flawed. until the stagnant attitude at the very top are la

today's economy and jobs on the research and policy analysis developed as part of the big ideas for javaeries that is supported by the amy and casey foundation and kellogg foundation. we are particularly grateful to the pc foundation for their support of today's event, and i want to acknowledge bob and patrick from the amy tc foundation who are here with us today. and to start us off, i am delighted to introduce don graves who has three jobs so i will try to get the titles right deputy assistant secretary of the small business community development [inaudible] -- president's council on jobs and competitiveness, and in his free time, he gets to go to detroit where he is leading the government investment in detroit and working with city, state business and nonprofit stakeholders. so he is a busy guy and you have more information on him and all of the speakers in your package so i won't belabor my introductions. i'm delighted to welcome dawn to the podium and please, join me in welcoming don. [applause] [applause] >> thank you so much, maureen and aspen for inviting me. it's absolutely a pl

grateful for the java provides, tax revenue provides. grateful for that prided instills. his parents, also grateful for the perp or environmental controls, safeguards and protections the epa and other governmental regulations provide. you see, my feeling of that dreck across the street, which runs 24/7, 365 days a year. living embodiment of a healthy coexistence regulation and industry. yet another -- [inaudible] >> is your microphone not working? >> if you can put your microphone ports and two, that might help. >> of course is a product of coal. however, it seems the primary reason, thankfully we do not have to choose between jobs and our health. i believe anyone here today have to do the same. especially since the primary reasonably was facing charges are due to the fundamental free market forces that favor natural gas. however, do not take the small-town mayor's word for it. a much more informed spokesman is the largest producer of coal in the eastern united states. on monday, sold five of their largest. a company based in pittsburgh said on a conference call with repo

. >> we are going to learn java script. >> he is president of elite - his mission - develop curriculumased on stem education - science, technology, engineering and maths. >> stem is powerful. what is the first step. i am trained as an engineer. we are taught to raise questions, analyse, think critically and come up with solutions. >> stem education is expensy, the u.s. budgeting $3.1 billion. >> it sounds like a lot of money, but it's less than 1% of the budget. >> schools across the u.s. need entrepreneurs like chelsea robuck because there are not enough resources to teach stem. the private sector needs to help us think how to leverage scarce resources. >> today it's an exciting day. we'll use the computers i talked about. >> the team invented their own inexpensive laptop that he brings to schools that want to teach computer programming but may not have a lab. >> this is what we came up with. to design the backpacks we use a raspberry pie, a $35 single board computer, in controlled with a motorola laptops putting together a $100 lap dock. a computer lab to teach students computer scie

years ago when they were prototyping it and they were using tight test -- people were testing it in java, they were swapping you. and i looked at it to figure out whether i would get alzheimer's. >> and you didn't have any of those markers? >> i always joked that i could get it early because i have such a bad memory on the show. i could lose my hair. you learn all sorts of things about your family, different cancers you could get, but there's no way i would go and get a surgery or some kind of something -- i might be more aware of something, and maybe talk to my doctor about it, but that's about as far as it would ever get. >> and you guys know that the company is keeping a huge debate of all this stuff and adding to the knowledge we have about different -- did geno type phenomenon and this is all really useful information. we studied a lot about the xxxy, xxyy, it's actually pretty interesting because it's hard to find actual examples where you can definitively said this pheno type aim from this again it genetic marker. >> i don't think they can continue to do the tests at this point. b