si usted usa lentes graduados para tomar este examen usando sus gentes o lentes de contacto. >> habitantesnsumo de agua con respecto a diciembre del aÑo pasado. >> arrancÓ la primera fase de la construcciÓn del tren de alta velocidad que va unir los Ángeles con san francisco. el ambicioso proyecto iniciÓ en la ciudad de fresno y desde ahÍ carol tiene mÁs detalles. >> entre broma y broma el gobernador jerry bromw. seÑalÓ que este tren es el futuro econÓmico y que estÁ ocurriendo aquÍ, en fresno conectando en forma eficaz el surco menor del estado, y que ademÁs de la creaciÓn de miles de empleos va a mejorar la calidad del aire. >> terminamos en 2018 y luego, comenzarÁs una fase. para acabar esa frase, seis meses de edad de nosotros. la otra fase es mÉdica viaje de menos de tres horas en los angeles y tener se manifestaban sus hijos porque dice que ellos pagarÁn por la mala inversiÓn. >> si sigue en construcciÓn del tren bala va costar unos 68.000 millones de dÓlares. el estado crearÁ con una deuda enorme comentario de cuentas... otros manifestantes dijeron que prefieren que su dinero como c

cita con un doctor de la vista, luego regresa a la oficina con el formulario con el mÉdico y con sus lentes deberÁ hacer. >> ¿cuÁndo fue el tiempo quÉ te examinaste los ojos? >> es importante que el paciente lo haga para prevenir enfermedades, unas de ellas tienen soluciÓn, otras control y es importante que los pacientes lo sepan. >> mÁs de 35 mil los que han recibido licencia la cosa no estÁ nada de borrosa sino que clara, lo van a rechazar si su vista le falla. >> los Ángeles julio cesar ortiz univisiÓn. >> una verdadera marea humana en francia por las ataques twro wrisht ataques terroristas que denl dej que dejaron a 17 muertos en francia. >> se muestra el vÍdeo del pistolero palestino jurandole al estado islÁmico se ve a Él llevÁndose a si mismo, llaman dÓse un soldado del califato y donde dice que si atacan a isis nosotros los atacaremos, ahora las autoridades intentan ver cuÁndo fue filmado el vÍdeo. >> un experto en tecnologÍa nos dice cÓmo tener mejores noches de sueÑo. >> un brote de listeria mandÓ a muchos al doctor. >> hablaremos de la liga mx. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ . >> mire un estudio revel

the general nothing congress accuses the poll lent of orchestrating new violence. the geneva talks were in tended to really bring together heavily armed groups fighting for territory at ports. much of the east of the country is under the control of the former general. last year, he launch add military campaign called operation dignity to drive out rival groups in benghazi. he also backs the government of the prime minister which is based right there in tebrook. it moved after tripoli became too dangerous. libya dawn took over tripoli. it supports the general national congress which was set up in the capitol. what's left of libya is under control of several different tribes. it's a complicated situation. let's talk now to try to make sense of all of this. he is the director. good to have you with us. are you surprised that these talks collapsed? >> the last talks collapsed for similar reasons. i was not entirely surprised however, i was surprised that the general nothing congress, the political faction that is now representing operation down decided so firmly and bo

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i spent 38 years in the military from second you lent to lieutenant general -- second lieutenant to lieutenant general, and then i spent ten more years as arms control negotiator and served for five presidents during my career on curbing nuclear weapons. >> was it hard to leave? hard to retire? >> oh, yeah. except i was ready and i moved into my favorite charity, so it was the time to go. but -- >> i would say he has never retired. [laughter] he continued to advise on national security after september 11th. he had the idea to create homeland security because, of course, we had never been attacked in our homeland, so he had helped launch the effort to create that, and he's continued to advise. so he has more energy than i do at the age of 97 and a half and works every day, god bless him. [laughter] >> [inaudible] this weekend, december the 7th, what's going on in new haven? >> we're having a conference of a society where i'm the president called the american policy add viewly council where -- advisory council where we're going to talk about security in central europe and also how we can help re

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the wizards with another crack at work lent tonight. -- another crack at o brooklyn tonight.e in the fourth, the was earns up live -- the wizards were up by four. they win, 99-90. georgetown-butler, 10 seconds left. sorry, terps-spartans. looks like we don't have that video. we move on. actually, we do. ok. how about this. the terps, melo trimble went to work 24 points on the night. here he is again. steps back at the top of the key, that's another. and later, pretty much the same move. his six three pointer of the game. he finished with 24. maryland wins, big-time. georgetown-butler, down to the wire. 10 seconds left, butler down one. he is at the top of the key. georgetown wins, against butler. gw-george mason. actually, virginia-boston college. brogden drives and mrs.. a ball gets tipped. second half, 39-38 uva. anderson gets inside the lane, the dish in flush. less than five minutes to go still early. the pass, drains the three. cavs stay undefeated, 66-51. they are now 17-0. gw-george mason. the colonials up in the second half. this is george mason and george washington.

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they argue that the walkway is e kwi lent to removing open space. a sidewalk is not a building, it does not remove open space. the proposed sidewalk has ha lower slope throughout the city and finally they resort to attacking karen's character accusing him to try and deceive neighbor ws a bait and switch. he nevada hid his desire for a driveway to neighbors. he has reached out to neighbors to reach a solution everyone could accept. >> that was not part of a settlement. that was our way of figuring out access to the property so we could get a building permit since access to the driveway was denied. >> the neighbors knew about the stairs? >> oh, absolutely. >> and you're saying there was always -- your client was always clear about the driveway. >> he gave up on the driveway and would have accepted the stairs if that was the only way of moving forward with the project but as soon as the house was built he realized the stairs weren't going to be very practical, in fact, certainly more dangerous than this sloping sidewalk we're proposing. >> one last que

. >> reporter: they wanted julia to show them where her say say lent threw her in the mud. >> he put like this. >> maybe they missed clues behind the wall. they also wanted to revisit the sound of that pipe she heard. detectives asked her to close her eyes and just listen. >> is that the pipe sound you heard? >> not exactly. >> reporter: they were hoping it might unlock any suppressed memories from that night. she did remember more details about her attacker's voice. >> detective continued to gently guide julia through the crime scene, but she often became emotional. it all seemed to be taking a toll and melvin's family worried about her. >> i called julia on several occasions to check on her and she was shaken up a bi >> reporter: she was worried that someone was still out there? >> yes to the point that at her store, they would leave the door locked and would not let anybody in until t who was at the door. >> reporter: so who could have done this to julia and melvin? detectives were about to discover the number of possible suspects was daunting. >>> coming up -- a man with a lot of

he said they will not find it easy to win concessions from the countries who lent greece money. asking for forgiveness or new terms is both very risky. but we all live in this country and this is it. >> much will now depend on what now happens in this building, tsipras said it will clamp down on tax evasion. but that's something that successive greek governments have promised to do with only limited success. these are the offices of a new opposition party. we came here to meet one of its mps. he was in charge of tax collection for the outgoing government but ran into powerful interest groups which resisted change. >> there is a whole system that is based on inefficiencies. this is a system that works because they're accused because there are problems. etc. you'll have to fight against the special interests and the way the system works. >> reporter: athens ways to see what this new government can achieve. there is a sense of forboding forboding that they may be entering a new dangerous phase of the greek crisis but others hope that the worst is over. >> argentina's president is p

today is whether they will be put under formal investigation with regard to the possibility that they lentogistical support for these planned attacks on france. >> since then, people have come to the kosher supermarket to pay respects to the victims. earlier today, the mayor of new york city, bill de blasio, he visited the area in the east of paris. the politician was in the french capital to show support for the city in its ongoing effort against extremism. the paris attacks claimed 15 victims and has left anti-terrorism protests in the streets of many cities. and in brussels, a meeting held monday, eu foreign ministers vowed to step up information sharing within themselves and with arab countries, and to increase efforts to cut off terrorism funding. >> tough talk, but new concrete -- no concrete actions yet. foreign ministers in brussels to step up information sharing. after the meeting, which was also attended by arab leaders, the eu foreign-policy chief evening courage learning arabic. >> we need to speak arabic, read arabic explain to the air speaking nations our policies, and also l

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we highlight a princeton university sophomore who lent his voice in a powerful video diary he calls dear ford is our slice of life. >> because i have a dream! that my four little children will one day live in a nation will they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. i have a dream today! >> dear america, in the star spangled banner defines you as the land of the free and the home of the brave but as of late, this has simply been the land of letting injustice roam free and people having to be brave enough to leave the house without being totally sure if they will return. my name is alex ford. i'm a young black man who is a sophomore in college. wait. never mind. you don't care about that. you stopped listening to me after i said young black man. by why? so many men who look similar to me have died and you still continue to not listen past the words young black man. i mourn at the thought of the many lives who are lost but i feel this is not the last time this kind of injustice will occur. today i along with my classmates at princeton universit

through this i think it's sad so i'm hopeful, but i think it's important for us to remain individual lent. vigilant. >> thank you. if anyone would like to speak, come to this side of the room, but i know we have first a representative, rank and file leader from local 2 to talk the negotiationings and if there's any employer representative please come forward as well. mr. sing, thank you for being here. >> thank you supervisors. i want to just make clear that there is no tentative agreement in place. there has been some progress that's been made, but there's still issues outstanding. i'm joined by dozens of our members who work in the restaurants at the airports and have been negotiating patiently for this contract for over a year now. they have been met with resistance by their employer. the action that occurred thursday and friday, the strike by these members was to sends a clear message to their employers at the airport that we're very serious about wanting a contract, which will include healthcare insurance and job security. the employers insistence that they would not put one penny to

fancy dress was the last hurrah for the public to dress up and celebrate before lent. it was held on the tuesday before. the amount of money spent those who attended was unfathomable. this particular gown was entitled electric light. it was worn by mrs. cornelius vanderbilt the second. it is extraordinarily intense in its embroidery. it is totally coated with silver threads, silver and gold bouillon, beads, tinsel two different colors of silk, satin, and able -- a wonderful midnight new velvet which is part of the train. the motif of the embroidery are what define the dress and are reflecting the title of the dress. this is a time when electricity was the miracle of the age. the 1883 vanderbilt ball coincided with the opening of the first power station by consolidated edison in new york city. to celebrate, there are lightning bolts over this stress. it is really incredible because if you look at it without knowing when it was made, the surface application -- you would not be surprised if you were told that it was made in the 1920's at the peak of art deco. it predates

greece as you well know owes tens of billions of euros to the european union, money lent to bail the country out after years of cooking the books and ignoring the warning signs. condition of that bailout was greece had to get its act together, years of belt tightening and austerity didn't solve the problem. now as you can see the party that won the election it feels the answer is to reneg on its own debt. that could cause greece to be kicked out of the euro, leave france and germany holding the bag. 50 years ago that could have been the basis of a war. these days, cooler heads will prevail. the euro fell against the dollar against, it's now $1.11, it will buy you aa euro. if anything it's a good time to go to europe. landon dowdy good morning. >> good morning to you. stocks may come under pressure as investors react to the elections you were just mentioning. certainly markets around the world worried about a possible sovereign debt default in the country and this could create more instability in europe. markets are coming off their first winning week of the year. there's no economic

they are ready to risk a confrontation with the imf and european countries who lent greece money, butposed harsh economic policies. after all, many in this crowd young and old fear they have nothing to lose. >>> doctors without borders says one of its hospitals has been deliberately bombed by sudanese forces. the air strike hit the center that operates in the south. there were more than 100 patients in the hospital at the time. no one killed but the hospital had to be closed temporarily. >>> liberia is about to receive its first shipment of the ebola vaccine. the batch was dispatched by galaxosmithkline. it says a shipment of 300 vials will be the first to arrive in one of the three main ebola-affected african countries. >>> the leader of libya's militia group has died from injuries he suffered while fighting in benghazi. he had fought against forces loyal to the late libyan leader in 2011. the following year he founded the militia, which has a presence in a number of libyan cities. >>> egypt's president has said he would like to see the case against three al jazeera journalists resol

auto," whatever it's similar to complaining about hip-hop and rap music today saying, well, it's vee lentat's not what hip-hop is about. you can't judge gaming by what's selling, you have to really get into the medium to understand it before you start saying this is what gaming is about. >> reporter: scott suggests at the end of the day, they're just games. >> i know in the real world there are strong women that don't need to be saved. >> how do you respond to critic hot say, this is fantasy, this is not reality, you have to lighten up? >> yeah, that's a fun argument. games have a huge impact on our society. so it's not just fantasy. it actually works to potentially reinforce some pretty harmful messages about women. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm juju chang in san francisco, california. >>> next from catwalk to cell block. how an ex-top model reality star strutted her stuff straight to the slammer. where did it all go wrong? >>> and a real-life wedding ring history would give kevin hart a run for his money. [vet] two yearly physicals down. martha and mildred are good to go. here's you

deberÁ usar lentes porque parece bien nocturno. >> aquÍ es donde estÁ su contrato, y si quieres algÚn. >> ya regresamos. ---hoy lleÓ al mundo el segundo hijo varón de la >> hoy llego al mundo el segundo hijo varÓn de la cantante shakira y el defensor del barcelona gerard piquÉ. >> pesÓ tres kilos y naciÓ por cesÁrea en un hospital de california. >> la pareja reservÓ todo un piso del mismo hospital que incluyÓ el cierre de los quirÓfanos aledaÑas al suyo para que el parto transcurrirÁ en paz, lejos de la mirada de extraÑos y fotÓgrafos. >>la pareja aÚn no ha dado a conocer la foto oficial del pequeÑo, el 2 de febrero ya tira cumplirÁ 38 aÑos y gerard piquÉ, 28. >> es bueno eso. >> buena delantera. >> buenas noches. >> ya son los muertos y 70 los heridos por la explosiÓn en un hospital en mÉxico materno infantil investigan posible negligencia desde el 18 de febrero podrÁn presentar la solicitud los dreamers. como si fuera un conferencista internacional, un ex sicario fue sacado de la cÁrcel por la policÍa de los angeles para dar una

and golda maye lent him a station wagon and went to the west bank visited settlements and he did acquaint himself with the situation there. it was in the holy land, as he thinks of it, he conceived the idea that god placed him in office to bring peace to the holy land. that presumption, to start with. walter mondale, who was vice president, told me on the first day of office, carter said we're going to try and bring peace. and the universal advice from his advisors was, let's wait until your second term. >> the classic second term goal. >> let's not try that right now. so to start with -- it started with carter, he had the determination and persistence and maybe the delusion he could do this. and he is working with two very eccentric men, sadat, longed for peace. >> yeah. >> israel had captured the sinai in 196 and sadat tried to recapture it in '73 and scared the israelis, you know, just was a -- took them out of their sense of smugness, and that they had -- the sinai, they were at that point, you know, they were setting up dive shops on the red sea and so on, pretty much annexed sinai a

. >> a friend of the argentinean prosecutor said he lent him a gun because he feared for his safety and didn't trust the police with protecting him. he was found shot dead a day before he was due to testify in an investigation into the bombing of a jewish center in 1994. gathering outside his funeral circumstances around his death still mysterious. prosecutors say they are trying to work out whether he schmidt suicide or was killed. the president believed he died violently at someone else's hand. >> thousands of factory workers in turkey having on strike, getting together asking for better wages. there's an awful lot of worry about conditions on building sites there. >> china's going to build a 3,000-kilometer high speed rail line to southeast asia. it will be built in four stages, first from the city in china to the capitol of laos and southern bangkok. carrying on the line to kuala lampur ending in singapore. we are in bangkok. >> thailand's railway industry is one of seich is that's oldest and showing its age. the network has received little funding with no major investment in more t

i had a number of conversations with david chiu at lents and his assistant. and i feel that this portion of the legislation was approved in error. we had a number of conversations and we were promised this portion of legislation was going to be removed after it was passed. i was told by the legislative aid that it was approved in error and there was going to be an effort made to repair this legislation. it now seems that this is being tabled and we're not really being heard out. as it's been said by some of the other people in the community, this hurts our competitive advantage and it basically publicizes to other contractors and people who are exempt from the legislation, what our fees are. it gives them the opportunity to roll our services into their proposals. we provide a variety of services. we do cold consulting. we really provide a description of the process to our clients and often what we charge for those services wouldn't really reflect what it is that we do. we would disclose what our rates are for a specific project and that all appears to be comp

all of this is dramatic and space anathema to grease's creditors who have lent 240 billion euros. there is a potential for a very dangerous collision in the weeks or months ahead because everyone agrees the greek people and governing parties across europe if grease were to be forced out of the eurozone that would be a disaster for this country and potentially, very serious for the sink currency across the continent. >> we, of course are talking about exit poll results, not the real poll results. if he doesn't have an outright victory is that having to form a coalition government. and then who does he join up with? >> yes. it would have a number of options. you know it would probably be in a position to take its pick. potential partners, a party called topitami the river, that means. you spoke about them in your introduction. their septembertrists, new tech knowcratic, rather vague to be honest as to what they stand for beyond a deposition. during campaign they did speak about their rediness to into coalition. there are people within the river party who would see themselves as a se

. >>> also new at 11 cloek, a vie lent home invasion in philadelphia.an intruder hit a woman in the head with a gun on brown street in the mantua section. police say the front door was not locked. the guy stole money and ran away. the victim is in the hopt. >> within the last few hours, we learned mrp about a deadly shooting at a veteran's medical clinic in el paso, texas. a gunman opened fire at the clinic killing one person this afternoon. our ster station in el paso spoke to a congressman who says the victim was a doctor at that clinic. authorities say the gunman then took his own life. <'5 they have not said yet what may have led up to that shooting. the clinic serves the el paso area along with ft. bliss h is home to the army's first armor division. >> tonight new york city police made two arests in concern next with last night's shooting of a pair of officers in the bronx. investigators say security video at a deli captured one of the suspects firing a gun. both officers are in table condition tonight. two were shot and killed÷x county for parishi

. >> it is an opportunity for parents to be veg lent. >> exactly. >> i want to thank our guests and to all of our guests that joined us on the program today, until next time, ranch and i will see you online. lap >> in this sashlingsz from new york city. i am richelle carey. here are today's top stories. from around the world, an outpouring of support from this week's victims attacks in paris. people are searching for the widow of a slain suspect. a link between al-qaeda and the arabian peninsula and one of the paris suspects. also a pulitzer-prize winning cartoonist about his fight for free speech

minister of greece it's setting the stage for a showdown with the nation's biggest lenders who have lent the struggling economy hundreds of billions of dollar that's got investors worried about the stability of the entire european economy and the future of the euro currency. michelle has more now from athens. >> reporter: in his acceptance speech last night he told his followers the painful austerity measures of the past five years, the severe budget cuts and much higher taxes are over. >> we will regain dignity. a common future in europe is not the future of austerity. it is the future of democracy, solidarity and cooperation. >> reporter: greece's international creditors, the international monetary fund the european union and european central bank which leftnt the company more than $200 million do not necessarily agree with the prescription. >> more or less everything is bad for the economy. increasing public spending either making public investments, either saying we increase the number of public servants or increase the minimum wage. >> reporter: this country is still dependent on bi

they also lent their lanes radios spare parts. they nearly lost their housing.is easy to forget that back then, flying 100 miles offshore was a pretty daunting task. but, there was, and these pilots braved the elements and the u-boats with only a special tin can to stay afloat should they go down. one pilot said, if we could see half the runway, we would fly. they downright insisted on doing these things. they were not pressed into service. the government was pressed into letting them serve. well thank god it was. it is easy to forget and someday someone skimming the manifest of gold medals may ask just who were these men and women? but, really, who weren't they? they were clerks, bus drivers doctors, mechanics salesman. one was a plumber. they came from more than 1000 cities across the country. they flew with unbounded determination and we were lucky to have them up there. so for world war ii members of the civil air patrol, the congressional gold medal which we'll present now with full hearts and no small amount of water. he received the medal, please join me

. >> it is an opportunity for parents to be veg lent. >> exactly. >> i want to thank our guests and to all of our guests that joined us on the program today until next time, ranch and i will see you online. lap. >> this is al jazeera. >> hello, and welcome to the news hour. our top stories suicide bomber blows he is up in a police station in instanbul tourist district. a palestinian man convicted of a kidnap and murder of three israelis is sentenced to life the prison. the wife of a shamed mexican mayor involved in the disappearance of 43 students is charged with organized crime. hello, i

they also lent their planes, two way radios, even their own spare parts.hey had no salary, only a stipend that came in fits and starts. they nearly lost their housing. it is easy to forget that back then flying 100 miles offshore was a pretty daunting task. these were brave pilots who braved the elements with only a 10 can to stay afloat should they go down. one pilot said, if we could see half the runway, we would fly. and they downright insisted on doing these things. they were not pressed into service. the government was pressed into letting them serve. well, thank god it was. it is easy to forget, and someone someday skimming the manifest of gold medals may ask, just who were these men and women? really, who worked weren't they? they were bus drivers, doctors mechanics, salesmen. one was a plumber. they came from more than 1000 cities across the country. they flew with unbounded determination of america. and we were lucky to have them up there. and so, for world war ii members of the civil air patrol, the united states mint has struck a congressional g

. >> it is an opportunity for parents to be veg lent. >> exactly. >> i want to thank our guests and tof our guests that joined us on the program today, until next time, ranch and i will see you online. lap >> >> announcer: we now rejoin this programme already in progress. >> translation:..we all have to deal with... >>> all right. we have been listening to french support minister bernard cazeneuve talking us through the sequence of events that took place in the attack on the "charlie hebdo" office what happened in the aftermath of that attack and what is happening with the security operation today. this is what we know at this point. the interior minister zoomed to suggest not one, but two cars belonging to the brothers were found. he mentioned identity cards belonging to the

films resonate with such a global audience, balls of their core, by the love, sanctity of family, the lenttect that. >> don't forget the fight keep us coming back. >> what are you going to do? >> i'm going to finish this. >> and in thelma pivotal 1965 march for equal voiding rights led by martin luther king, jr. is recreated with help from oprah winfrey. >> it is unacceptable that they do use that power to keep us voice less. >> oprah also co-stars in the movie which is already nominated for four golden globes, including best actor for star david and already an oscar favre it -- favorite, but what mat tears her most, is the story. >> when do you something like this you're not doing it to get the awards, you're not doing it for nomination. and the great message of selma is look at the strategy, the rigorous discipline, and the intentional design after campaign to get people their freedom and the right to vote. >> for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier back to you in the studio. >> director of selma will be on talk fill which me today at noon. hope you can join us. we want to know what

stay at least six car lent behind. back out here live on the scene in con slow who can end we saw a private contractor come by with a snow plow. plows aren't down, it will be a salting operation. see the salt trucks on the roads this morning as we prepare for a pretty tricky morning travel commute. reporting live in conshohocken. >> let's reminds everyone you can track the conditions with the cbs philly weather app. free and available right now in google play and itunes. >> following some breaking news now from south philadelphia where a water main break is causing a real nuisance for people in point breeze. the main broke around 12:45 at 19th and federal. so far no reports of homes or businesses are in danger. "eyewitness news" crew is heading to that scene and we'll have a live report for you coming up in the next half hour. >> happening today philadelphia firefighters are holding a memorial service for fallen colleague. service for lieutenant joyce craig this morning at the mayor's veep sean meeting room the first f

cumplidola pelcula tiene algunos aciertos, porque existen computadoras porttiles tipo tableta y modernos lenteslevisin se pueden ver varios canales al mismo tiempo y es posible comunicarse cara a cara por telfono gracias a aplicaciones como "face time". cu --asi llegamos al final de nuestro programa. --le esperamos maÑana a las 5:30 y a las once cu --que descanse, buenas noches. end show [ tema musical ] presentador: ¡bienvenidos a los primeros premios tymmy! edgar, karim y erika presentarÁn los mÁximos premios del deporte y el entretenimiento. [tararean] >> ademÁs, reconoceremos dos grandes del entretenimiento con la corneta de oro. ¡empezamos ya con la inauguraciÓn de los premios tymmy! cc: telemundo network [gritos y exclamaciones] [aplausos] edgar: bienvenidos a su primera ediciÓn de los premios tymmy

china lent $400 million for the port for the first phase of construction and $810 million for the secondpposition at the time sent a fact-finding team here last year, they were pelted with eggs and the local mayor charged them wheeling what he later said was only a plastic gun. since then, he was arrested and charged with assault after an incidents during the election campaign. sri lanka's new president says the funding process for these projects lacked transparency. the loan repayments are unsustainable. and has promised an inquiry in to corruption. >> i think an investigation is important. justice must are done, justice must be seen to be done. it's not only about the people who stole it's about the people coming to offers as well. it's justice is done, then the people who hold offers will also be careful in the future. >> reporter: al jazerra spoke to the former governor of the central bank two days before the election. we asked him for his response to threats of an investigation by the now newly elected president. >> for him to get up one more than and say look, i have. [ inaudible ]

and leave at least six car lent of space, and of course, just build in the extra time once again so you safely. reporting live in conshohocken, jan carabeo "eyewitness news". >> thank you for. that will let he is update breaking news from south philly. crust spent hours working overnight to fix water main break that sent water rushing into the street in the city's point breeze neighborhood. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch on the scene at 19th and federal to bring you up to date on that, justin, good morning. >> good morning, yes, at this hour the flooding has stopped that leak has now been contain, but on the street here, there are still signs that far heavy flooding overnight. lot of ponding here, at the corner of 19th and federal but, at this hour, again the flooding has stopped and crews will soon be back out here to fix that pipe that caused so much trouble here overnight. we know that with that water shut off at least 30 resident in this area have been affected, the leak first came down about 12:45 this morning. what caused that break remains unclear at this time. but the w

they have lent, but they have not lent vigorously.ned to banks it is extinguished, it vanishes. this deflation is very negative for companies, incomes, people. the credit statistic. will banks lend? that is one of the key things to watch. >> you said the dreaded word deflation. what is the possibility we will start seeing that? >> not as likely now. consider banks factories. banks have to take the money and lend it. as they lend it and re-lend it, one dollar can turn into eight dollars. this means money creation. the idea on inflation is that it is everywhere and always. you remember the idea from milton friedman. the likelihood for deflation is very low. there will be some ticked downward in core inflation readings, a tensor to -- tenth ofr two. we expect stabilization in the current range. >> thank you, tony. braving the elements in newport beach, california. [laughter] >> we stand by for mayor bill de blasio as the city tries to come back to life. >> i think he is about to take a lot of heat on a cold day. ♪ >> google shares have u