(tone) linda: hi, anna, it's linda again.w, so i'm just going to let myself in, okay? give me a call. wallander: maybe you should try calling her mum. they don't speak. look, come and stay at mine. please. it's silly. i'll call you tomorrow. linda... i'll come out and see you when she gets back, okay? lennart: jannek langås. he has distinctive scarring on the right side of his face. we have reason to believe he was in the marebo lake area on monday evening. we believe he has the potential to be very dangerous. i'd ask anybody who might have vacant properties around that area, summer houses, garages, just to check if there might have been anyone sleeping rough there. but obviously if you do see him, don't make contact, don't approach him. please contact ystad police immediately. now i'm happy to take any questions, but please remember that there may be some details i'll be unable to discuss. (phone vibrating) male reporter: does he already have a criminal record? wallander? this is louise Åkerblom, the estate agent. i hope you

. >>> muchas gracias linda, vamos a una pausa y al regresar termi terminamos el cambio de vida de una. >>> mujer que afirma que captuÓo a un chupacabras que ya estÁ disecado. >>> van a conocer ayer hablamos de la transformaciÓn de una mujer puertorriqueÑo que estuvo por las calles casi toda su vida y gracias a un grupo de buenos sumart umar samaritanos y nuest equipo le ayudaron. >>> linda pudo salir de las calles y comenzar a recuperar su dignidad y la belleza perdida gracias a todo un equipo empezando en la oficina de la primera dama en puerto rico, telemundo local y la estaciÓn en el rojo vivo unimos esfuerzo para que empiece la nueva vida. >>> ayer conocimos a linda falcon que por mÁs de quince aÑos viviÓ en las calles de puerto rico, durante la entrevista para completar la transformaciÓn quiso dejar claro que no cayÓ en las garras del vicio. >>> no tengo vicio. >>> lamenta haber perdido a sus cuatro hijos adoptados y colocados en hogares sus ti tietie tut /* sustitutos, tiene la esperanza de recuperarlos. >>> me veo con mis cuatro hijos en acciÓn de gracias. >>> decidiÓ empezar u

miss linda, we'll go to you. yourself, linda. >> i am i'd like to think the better half of the edwards and lee show on 99.5 wicd here in detroit. they call me a reeck barbie. i'm in love with elvis presley and kid rock. and i just love doing what i do here in detroit. this is my home ittown and i'm happy to be here. >> linda, pleasure to have you on the show. linda, what charity are you playing for? >> i'm playing for livingston catholic services here in livingston county. this helps senior citizens remain in the home and caretakers who take care of them. it's a really worthwhile charity. >> that's an important cause. thank you, linda, for playing such a great cause and joining us. everybody, flip those cards. is it tting or looking into a mirror? all right, looks like everybody says it's looking into the mirror. the correct answer for $200 with 52% of the vote, it was close, but they said texting! so nobody gets the cash there. we're going to move on. our next question is worth $300. two possible answers here --

y muy linda, mi hija.s, linda. nada mÁs indicarnos donde tienen los papeles y nosotros haremos lo que haya que hacer, porque esta vez no pienso poner un solo centavo de mi bolsa. >> gracias. ♪ >> la verdad es que no sÉ por que nos estÁ pasando esto. desde que muriÓ tu padre, hemos pasado desgracia tras desgracia. >> mamita, perdÓname. todo esto que estÁ pasando es por mi culpa. >> no, mi amor, no es su culpa, hijito. no, mi pato. de verdad, no es tu culpa. es la mala racha. >> no hay malas rachas, mamÁ, esto nos estÁ pasando por quÉ somos malas personas. >> sÍ, tienes razÓn. nosotros en vez de hacernos cargo de los problemas que dejÓ tu papÁ al morir, les dejamos toda la carga a tus tÍas. es que es una mezquindad lo que hicimos. >> pobrecitas, ellas ni siquiera tenÍan que haber venido aquÍ. >> sÍ. >> oye, ¿te acuerdas cuando me ayudaron el dÍa que me asaltaron? no he podido dejar de pensar en cÓmo ayudas a alguien que te ha hecho tanto daÑo. >> sÍ. ♪ >> huele. >> huele a flores. a flores frescas. >> quÉ ri

mi muÑeco, la cosa linda de papÁ, ¿quiÉn es la cosa linda? ¿quiÉn es la cosa linda de papÁ?ando un comprimido en su bebida. y una vez que el tipo estÉ caÍdo en el piso, a medio camino del paraÍso, tÚ lo metes en la cama, te le acercas y le preguntas al oÍdo... "¿quÉ sucediÓ con las piezas chinas?". >>¿quÉ sucediÓ? bueno, tÚ que sabes mucho del tema, ¿por quÉ no lo haces tÚ personalmente? >>porque alguien mÁs tiene que hacer el trabajo pesado en esta familia. papi.help! please, help. [♪] [ruido al abrir la puerta] [ruido al cerrar la puerta] amelia: ay, me muero de ganas de ir al baÑo. no, creo que mejor voy aquÍ. [♪] >>yo voy a cumplir su deseo, doÑa, y ademÁs con un regalito: la hija de la otra. [♪] [ locutor ] esto... es mucho más que una laptop. es más delgada y liviana. y te permite dibujar así de fácil. esto es mucho más que una tableta porque tiene microsoft office un teclado que se conecta con un solo clic y te pemite correr tus aplicaciones favoritas a la vez. ♪ presentamos la nueva surface. todo lo que necesitas, en un solo dispositivo. [♪ tema musical ] [ruido al v

linda's pregnant.ur grandchildren are the crown of the aged, and the glory of children is their fathers." you can come away. come back. see you. (car door closes) wallander: you end up talking to yourself on these walks. linda: do you? wallander: well, i do. actually, i have different trees for different people. front one's my mum. and this is svedberg. the one at the back is your granddad. (laughs lightly) i remember the first time i came home in uniform, i thought he was going to have a heart attack. he hated you being a policeman. well, i don't think he did. i think it just suited him to keep me on my toes. i understood granddad. yeah, well, i understood him a bit, i think. he was just, you know, he was different with me. he didn't talk to me about souls. he just whinged about me being a policeman and never coming over to play cards with him. do you want me to go and talk to anna? this is an investigation, linda, you can't be... look, i've known her my whole life. i know, but... i can help. i can ta

con lo linda que estÁs. >>gracias por el cumplido, pero yo no estoy linda ni nada.uÍ. y si quieres, ya nos vamos, mi amor. [♪] [toques en la puerta] >>pÁsale, claudia, siÉntate. ¿ya terminaste de preparar las mesas? >>sÍ, don marcelino. >>claudia, como te has dado cuenta, las cosas no van bien en el restaurante. >>por piedad, don marcelino; no me vaya a despedir. usted sabe que necesito mucho el dinero que gano para mandÁrselo a mi mama a michoacÁn. por su madrecita, no me corra. >>lo siento mucho pero tengo que prescindir de tus servicios, lo siento. aquÍ tienes el dinero de lo que va de la quincena. perdÓname, pero tuve que contratar al cantante del mariachi. es la Última carta que me voy a jugar. [♪] >>¡no soy ridÍcula y no estoy diciendo mentiras! >>adela, por favor, no te pongas asÍ. estÁs reaccionando como una niÑa. >>¡¿cÓmo una niÑa?! >>me descuido dos segundos y estÁs coqueteando con la mesera. >>¿coqueteando? estÁbamos platicando. ¡¿quÉ quieres?! ¡¿quÉ no le hable a nadie sÓlo porque te pones celosa?! >>¿me estÁs gritando? nunca me habÍas alzado la voz. ¿as

the largest market in loma linda is run by the church and sales only vegetarian and vegan food. >> we find that vegetarians have less cancer, heart disease, obesity, less stroke in every disease we look at they have less. >> which ultimately leads to followers having more, more da days, months, and years. >> i've seen people around here in their hundreds, so i guess i could be a century, too. >> for generations people have often prayed to find the elusive found of youth. but for the seventh day adventist living in loma linda, it seems their prayers have already been answered. jennifer london, al jazeera, loma linda, california. >> federal prosecutors in manhattan held a news conference today. they're going to announce a record insider trading gill. sac capital agreement will pay the largest ever settlement for an insider trading case. sac has been one of the most fristible he hedge funds in decades. it has always denied that it permitted insider trading. we'll have more on that on "real money with ali velshi" right here on al jazeera america. and in another justice department settleme

>> ¡linda! [sollozos] >> se me fue... >> aquÍ estamos para darte fortaleza, linda.

[risas] [beso] [exclamaciones] >>¡quÉ linda mi relaciÓn contigo! me encanta eso.... ¿como de quiÉn, eh? >>sospecho, elsa, que del mismÍsimo lucifer en persona. [olfatea] me huele a azufre. >>¿en serio? >>¡sÍ! >>¿a azufre? >>¡sÍ! ¡mucho! y significa que en cualquier momento habrÁ una tragedia. es que... lo siento en los huesos... ¡en mis muelas! >>¡¿en las muelas?! >>¡sÍ! elsa, te he dicho 20 veces que cuando me duelen las muelas del juicio es porque algo malo va a suceder. >>pero si tÚ ni juicio tienes. >>¡por eso, elsa! justo por eso. [♪] >>¡ah! aquÍ tienes. ¡y procura duplicarlos! es que no puede ser que tÚ, no le hayas sacado ni una perra a la tragamonedas. mario: mi amor, sabes que los animales domÉsticos no van conmigo. [risas de ella] >>pero conmigo sÍ, mi cachorrito. asÍ que procura sacarle algo. >>ok. va por ti, ¿eh? para tus chicles. >>¡uh... quÉ lindo! >>madre... ahora entiendo todo. ¿por quÉ te la pasas sin dinero? porque "tu parejita" es un jugador y apostador vicioso. >>demasiados calificativos, paloma. >>¿y de dÓnde sacas el dinero para que tu hombre

, la gente lo tomÓ bien. >>> la canciÓn que vas a cantar hoy, la niÑa mÁs linda "tienes novia, o es para>> para las fans, la gente que me apoya. >>> chicos, chicas, estÁ solterito el muchacho, mi kevin, tienes planes para el prÓximo aÑo. >>> sÍ, vamos a estar presentÁndonos en todo estados

but in moment la linda it seems that their prayers have already been answered. al jazeera, loma linda, california. >> healthier livey and medical advances has pushed life expectancy to 81 years for women, and 76 years for men. >> meteorologist: i'm meteorologist dave warren. we're watching for the potential for storms to develop and bring snow to parts of the country. right now in the midwest nothing happening yet, but that will change in the next 16 hours. warm air from mexico, pulling up gulf temperatures, it's all rain now and with this storm line developing you have rain changing to snow. here is the cold air, 20s in denver and billings. that will be coming in from the north. north central united states view here by 2:00 in the morning overnight tonight snow developing, there in wyoming and moving into south dakota and nebraska. here's where it is heaviest as this pulls the moye moisture upo the cold air. to the south it will be rain but to the north heavy snow, four to six inches of snow. we're looking at winter advisories and watches already being issued.

so, i want to call up linda and -- linda cook and patricia de font. (applause) >> now, they're both part of nay street neighbors. linda actually nominated the group, but i really think that they're worthy of coming together to be honored today. i want to thank you for your great service in the neighborhood and i look forward to working with you in all the years to come. >> thank you. >> thank you. (applause) >> john said almost everything i wanted to say. but i do want to thank specifically mohammed nuru because he's been incredible. his toehold, everyone. francis and john avalos' office, without her nobody would know what we were doing because she helps us with all of our fliers and everything that we need to do. john has been tireless. he comes to my house on fridays at 5:30 for meetings. he's a great, great supervisor and a champion for our district. and we're excited about this year. we're going to put in a park. we're going to do safety initiatives. we're looking for grant money for more beautification. if anybody is interested in starting a neig

so, please, join he in welcoming linda -- join me in welcoming linda robinson. [applause] >> thank you, pat. i'm delighted to be here. and thank you, ambassador parro and mrs. parro, it's just a delight to see you again. and i certainly recognize some faces in the audience here. so i would like to leave enough time to have a conversation about the aspects of my book and this topic that interests you and, of course, subject myself to the grilling by pat, a fellow journalist from latin america days. but i thought i better lay the groundwork with, because this is a, it's a complex topic, and i've been very involved in research on special operations forces for many years. so i can go down rabbit holes. what i'd like to do tell you a little bit about the book, how i researched it and the specific subject matter of the book but then broaden out to some of the future of special operations issues, the policy issues and the institutional changes that are going on within the special ops community. and that may get a little bit wonky, but i think this is a pretty wonky cro

>> tantos aÑos juntos, es poque era, perdÓn, es linda, no me habÍa equivocado. >> ahora estÁ más lindamos a san francisco, una ciudad conocida por su saludable estilo de vida, allÍ desde hace mÁs de una dÉcada los vegetarianos se han convertido en mayorÍa, pero nadie sabe si los hispanos han caÍdo en esa moda, o siguen comiendo sus recetas tradicionales. >> carnitas, tortas,carne asada. >> estoy comprando pan tostado. >> eso comes toda la semana? >> comida latina, en especial. >> comida latina,con mucha carne,menudo trabajo el que me espera si quiero explicar los beneficios de la dieta vegetariana o vegana. >> yo como vegetal pero con la comida. >> escucharon eso? las verduras son para comer con la comida, o sea de los vegetarianos comemos verduras, no comida. primer intento fallido. si te dicen que tienes que ser vegetariana de ahora en adelante, quÉ haces? >> digo,que tengo que comer algo por mi salud. >> vamos mejorando, pero por quÉ esperar a que el médico nos haga una advertencia. >> estÁ bien,pero el cuerpo necesita carne. >> tenemos que romper con este mito,hablamos con hispanos

linda robinson whom i met at georgetown? we shared one evening -- and i must say that probably i was the most attentive of all the listeners at your part of the presentation which has to do with what you are going to talk about tonight. so, that much for a knee. i am sorry that we have bring you from the food so quickly, but time is running. [applause] >> thank you so much, ambassador, for having us back again for opening your beautiful embassy. we had a wonderful time last year and we know that this will be another wonderful evening here -- >> [inaudible] >> we are truly grateful to be back again. so good evening and welcome to all of our members and guests. thank you all again for braving the rain and for joining us for tonight's author series program with linda robinson on her new book, "one hundred victories: special ops and the future of american warfare." tonight's discussion could not be more timely given last weekend's events, the raids in both libya by the special operations forces and in somalia by the navy seals.

they wrote about at the new that linda was going to be one of the star witness. linda allegedly lied and they abruptly ended the trial. look at now the headlines. two weeks later to talk about reverse of fortune. do know what he did that night with his wife? they celebrated at a steakhouse over champagne. he was given his own note of irony. listen to what the judge writes about it. this is his decision dismissing the case. is what he said. what is undeniable was that in the face of the obvious menace posed by organized crime the fbi was willing to make their own deal with the devil. they gave them virtual criminal in unity and return for the information, true and false it will only supply. battling to the fbi shield for his own crimes that also actively recruited him to participate in crimes under their direction. that he would be employed by the federal government is a shocking demonstration of the governments unacceptable willingness to employ criminality to fight crime. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> at the pakistan i'm conce

i began in march and linda started in may. and then when i was a commander assigned here to the mta, i had the opportunity to work with linda in the traffic company and she's one of those people that's vital to getting things done, number one and number two, she's always willing to help no matter what the issue is and no matter what anyone needs and some of our police department colleagues can attest to that. i'm super proud of her and we're going to miss her terribly when she leaves and linda, congratulations. you so deserve this. >> thank you so much. >> hi, thank you very much to the mta, the city of san francisco, to the police department, traffic safety advocacy group and all to my friends that i brought here today, officer juan who has written in one year 2100 citations. i have my lieutenant, lieutenant pam who says to give this speech is like cutting cake. sergeant rob are all supportive of traffic safety. thank you so much and my regret is i won't be able to do very much more, but maybe you can volunteer. >> thank you

the cake that linda planned hailed our time together one third of a century. what a day.t was our grandson's first on our birthdays, the climax was a cake for it is when provided in the end, the furniture didn't suffer one bit, but my nerves did. and then there was the christmas of '67. my husband was taken through trip around the world. aspects were bleak for the prospects for christmas for the whole family together. i followed his headlines from australia to thailand to rome. and then, gloriously, he came home on christmas eve. that christmas we were seven. two sons-in-law and a new baby. unspoken was the thought that one would not be with us. it was a fragile happiness, like some lovely bubble. i think the room must have sensed it, for it was never prettier. it was our first christmas in the white house, a moment to catch and hold. it served to underscore my feeling that this house is only on loan to its tenants. we are temporary occupants linked to a continuity of presidents who have come before us and who will succeed us. for only a brief time we serve as the extensi

>> linda is here in the virginia suburbs of washington. her husband was governor of virginia and senator. and linda has been very active in all kinds of causes where she has been very effective. she was the first lady of virginia and has been a political wife herself in those political wife herself in those robes. lucy married patrick nugent and they divorced. i think she had four children and now is married to another man. lucy's christmas cards just have a million kids. linda now has three grandchildren. >> lee turpen has a connection with the johnson family? >> yes, he has a business in texas. >> what was lady bird's most challenging time in the white house? was it the vietnam years? >> yes. they were hard on the whole country, but we were also going through this huge generational fight. people outside the white house screaming, hey, hey, lbj, how many kids did you kill today? can you imagine? this is something that you had to put up with despite buying the best for the country. >> she kept going out despite those speeches. she said, i

$100 to mark and david and linda and laurie. the next question is worth $200.een athletes or their parents? the question is, who did gymnastics coaches say are more likely to throw a tantrum? the preteen athletes or their parents? let's say hello to gce and dana from columbus, ohio. how are you guys? where are you playing from right now? >> from where we coach at in columbus, ohio. >> the two of you are gymnasts, as well? >> yeah. we grew up doing gymnastics. we do everything together. >> and we have twin powers. >> wait. are you talking about wonder twin powers you can activate? >> like twin telepathy. >> you can finish each other's -- >> thoughts. >> sandwiches. athletes or parents? everybody said parents. the correct answer is their parents. everybody got one. everybody's on the board. here we go to the next question worth $300. two possible answers are, george w. bush or willie nelson. the question is, which texan did men from dallas say would make a better addition to mount rushmore? george w. bush or willie nelson? mark and david playing from new hampshir

the cake that linda planned hailed our time together one third of a century. what a day was her grandson's first birthday. on our birthdays, the climax was it is when provided us with a household crisis. in the end, the furniture didn't suffer one bit, but my nerves did. and then there was the christmas of 67. taken into trip around the world. aspects were bleak for the prospects for christmas for the whole family together. i followed his headlines from australia to thailand to rome. and then, gloriously, he came home on christmas eve. we were seven. two sons-in-law and a new baby. it was a fragile happiness like some lovely bubble. i think the room must have sensed it, for it was never prettier. it was our first christmas in the white house, a moment to .atch and hold served to underscore my feeling that this house is only on loan to its tenants. we are temporary occupants linked to a continuity of presidents who have come before .s and who will succeed us for only a brief time we serve as the extension of 200 million people holding that trust, working to ful

. >> i'm sorry linda chapman. >> linda chapman speaking first, as a member of the land use committee. this week at the meeting there was an unanimous vote to repel the larkin. the land use chair made a remark about the fiscal sponsor. a cry went out like a spontaneous cry of disgust because neighborhood associations don't do this and this is the end of our land use process. instead of macro decisions on sequa it's based on who put out their hand and accepted money and said it's for community benefit, you know. actually a representative from the mta very eloquently said after that, the unanimous vote was taken to oppose the vote. now i want to say that is rather disappointing and there's a reason for that. when you decide that you're going to pay attention to some little group rather than the community at large you crush the public process. in that district of chinese project owners the wonsz ones who are reached are reached by the 3 china's properties that are involved in that. and after the decision, you know, one can't even be contacted who was the one who was talking to her neighbo

¡quÉ linda eres, hija mÍa! ¡quÉ linda! >>¡papito! [♪] tío... es donde lavaba ropa tu abuela. buenas. buenas. pa, ¿caminaste todo esto para ir a la escuela? no mija, lo caminé para que tú fueras más lejos que yo. [ locutor ] con becas de hasta 100,000, tus hijos pueden ir a la universidad. hacer®, una beca de ronald mcdonald house charities®, con el apoyo de mcdonald's, los ayuda a lograrlo. solicítala antes del 21 de enero. serás la primera doctora en la familia. ♪ ahora colocamos febreze car y preguntamos a la gente... ¿a qué huele? como a flores. muy, muy pulcro... a auto nuevo. como a limoncito tengo la plena confianza de que está super, super limpio. quítate la venda por favor. oh, terrible! comprobado! febreze car elimina malos olores y refresca. y tiene un diseño compacto. [♪tema musical] urbano: cuando muriÓ elena, sentÍ que mi vida ya no tenia sentido para mÍ. cada cosa que habÍa en mi mundo me recordaba su presencia, su olor. tomÉ la decisiÓn de convertirme en otra persona, dejar todo atrÁs, intentar una nueva vida que no me atara a lo

bueno, igual a ti, pero mÁs linda. >>por favor, plio, ¡quÉ mÁs desearÍa! ¡oh!¡suri! >>¡mamÁ, mama! >>¡suri! >>¡mamÁaaaa! >>suri, ¿dÓnde estÁs? [♪] >>corre, aladar, corre, corre. [estrépitos] [♪] [gritos] [chillidos de los monos] [estrépito] >>ya, levÁntate. >>¡zini! >>¡zini! salta. [gritos] >>sujÉtate. [explosión] [♪] [estrépitos] [♪] [explosión] [gritos] [♪] [♪] [estrépito] [♪] >>¡plio! !yar! ¿dÓnde estÁn? >>¡aladar! aquÍ estamos. [♪] [ruido de la corriente] [♪] [♪] [tose] [♪] [♪] ríncipe caspian. -tres. prego homestyle alfredo sobre ragú classic alfredo. ¿prego alfredo? quizás debería probar más cosas nuevas. whooooo hoooooo... [ locutor ] escoge sabor. escoge prego. whooooo hoooooo... calidalo aprendÍ de papÁ.rutar, calidad y ahorrar es disfrutar, lo aprendÍ de mi esposa. calidad y ahorrar es disfrutar, lo aprendÍ de mi hija roselin. obvio... es wendy's. los que saben saben que wendy's promete la combinaciÓn Única de calidad y variedad, a buen precio, todos los dÍas. por eso, te ofrecemos el menÚ right price, right size con mejores opciones que nadie mÁs te

so, i want to call up linda and -- linda cook and patricia de font.'re both part of nay street neighbors. linda actually nominated the group, but i really think that they're worthy of coming together to be honored today. i want to thank you for your great service in the neighborhood and i look forwa

>> linda yee on the batkid beat, thank you, linda. >>> after a long day of fighting crime, batkid received a much deserved hero's welcome in san francisco city hall. and juliette goodrich has that part of the story. >> reporter: ken, here's where he arrived in his lamborghini batmobile. you know, the police chief said it best. today it was off the hook! this little guy had one wish and it came true big time. >> batkid, batkid, batkid! >> reporter: arriving in his lamborghini batmobile he finished his day at city hall where thousands of adoring fans cheered him on, their hero. and with his bright smile and fist pump into the air, miles represents living proof a wish can come true and his battle with leukemia can be beat. >> may i present to you batkid! >> reporter: with batman by his side, batkid was handed the key to gotham city and this special declaration. >> today, november 15th, 2013, will be batkid day forever! >> reporter: miles' dad says today is a day his family will never forget. >> this is closure for us. as you said earlier, uhm, he finished treatment in june. it's been a long t

thank you >> linda chapman following up. i received this beautiful card which i will give you for distribution saying at this sad time when something as sad as this happens there are continental less reasons we'll remember this so sorry for this. and during your presentation you mentioned that st. charles that can't be saved then a senior housing project will go in this place. you should be cognizant that seniors stay home longer and they'll peer into her windows. and essentially we have in this neighborhood as you heard from brian cal us people feel like we're 3 of this is our demographic but the people who have lived there are older chinese families and a lot of poor kline's and moderate light term tenants and this is our neighborhood. i was very disappointed that i didn't consider sequa and overriding consideration and didn't consider the no project alternative. and methodists are disappointed this has nothing to do with the methodists. you have 3 players and i realize you're not in a position to disintangible that. the m

. ♪ ♪ >> Él estÁ bien, linda. ♪ ♪ >> ¿todo bien dÍaz? >> afirmativo, teniente.a, tengo algo en la garganta, eso es lo que el informe va a decir. ♪ >> abre la puerta. ♪ >> ya llegÓ demasiado lejos. ♪ ♪ >> ¿en verdad creen que a alguien la interesa si se matan entre sÍ? a nadie le importa lo quÉ les pase, los filme a los dos saliendo con vida de este patio, si alguien revisa mi informe, verÁn que el buen smith se volviÓ loco en el pasillo y te apuÑalÓ con este cuchillo en el oÍdo, por lo que tuvimos que dispararle con la mini 14, y lo mÁs irÓnico del asunto, es que enviarÁn a dos infelices nuevos, para que los reemplacen al amanecer. (grito). >> teniente! (disparo). (gemidos). >> ( ). (gemido). (disparo). ♪ >> ¿crees que dios, ya me deje ver a mi familia? >> john. ♪ >> no, john. ♪ (alarma). >> ¿quÉ ( ) te sucede? >> ¿quÉ crees dÍaz? esto se acabÓ. (alarma). ♪ >> enseguida volvemos con val kilmer en, "felon". ♪ imagina la calidad de tu refinada, perfeccionada. l. a nivel de píxel. nuevo texture perfector de l'oréal. refina la textura. reduce poros. disminuye líneas

linda asks me, "suze..." >> how are we doing? >> now, i know you gave yourself a "c"-plus, so i hope you're prepared for the grade thi'm about to give you. >> i am. >> welcome back to "the suze orman show." >> hi, suze! my husband and i are 57 and 55 years old. we've worked hard toward being debt-free and want to make sure that we're on the right track for a comfortable future. our goal is to retire at 62, possibly work part-time, but definitely slow down a bit. we'd like to maintain the lifestyle that we have now and include some travel and time for our other interests. suze, how are we doing? >> hey, little foxy lady linda. how are you tonight? >> hi, suze. i'm excellent. how are you? >> you know what? i'm pretty fabulous. thank you. so, you want to retire, do ya? >> eventually, yes. >> eventually. you betcha you do. you know, i have to tell you. i never thought i would get to the point where i was like, "retirement? really?" and it's like, "yeah, looks better every day as we get up here." so, if you were gonna look at your sit

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. >> juliana: gracias linda, y en otro caso, la corte suprema de justicia ha anulado un fallo que responsabilizaba

quÉ linda eres mi amor, que linda mami, vamos a sentarnos. >>> porque estabas cansadito anoche. >>> vÁmonosn a cabo contra venezuela, ofreciÓ un controversial discurso que desnuda el propÓsito del gobierno que preside. escuche. >>> quiero decirle aquÍ. atenciÓn comerciantes de este paÍs. pequeÑos y medianos, esos comerciantes que ustedes conocen. son tan vÍctimas del capital de los capitalis tas. que especulan y roban como nosotros. >>> este mensaje, como se imaginara, se volviÓ viral en redes sociales, maduro insiste que lucha la rampante corrupciÓn, y aseguro que encarcelarÁ a quien se le descubra en la prÁctica. >>> los precios de los pasajes aÉreos en estados unidos se fueron literalmente por las nubes en algunas partes del paÍs, los incrementos en ciudades donde hubo fuertes descensos en el uso de transporte aÉreo, y bajÓ donde se vio un aumento en vuelos. en tÉrminos generales, entre el 2005 y el 2013 el costo incrementÓ en un promedio de 6%. esto en los principales cien puertos aÉreos de la naciÓn, si va a viajar, en prÓximas semanas revise bien, y busque mejores descuentos. cada 43

. >>> hola pamela, quÉ linda te ves, les saluda bÁrbara bermudo, aquÍ en los estudios de miami.re por estar con nosotros, estaremos contigo mÁs adelante pamela, vamos con imÁgenes de inundaciones, que pusieron vidas en peligro, algunos lamentablemente no sobrevivieron para contarlo, julie me acompaÑa en vivo para presentarnos imÁgenes y por supuesto la informaciÓn lamentable, no?

thank you for being here. [ applause ] linda star is the legal and cofounding in the santa clara law, law center clerk received her ph.d.. she wrote and argued post conviction matters in state and federal court and supervisor in the sex crimes unit. she worked as a staff attorney in the 56 appellate court and now works on appeals. from a prosecutor to now an defender. welcome. >> now we have a senior partner, named one of the top trial lawyers in the united states. he's a lion of the trial bar. i have known him for many many years. probably the most suspected trial lawyer. he's practiced for over 50 years. not to make you feel old and has done both civil and trial work and tried 140 cases including many many high profile cases and recognized as 2012 lifetime achiever by the american lawyer. welcome to our panel. i'm going to start with don since we just watched the clip. what made you want to make the movie? >> i was a civil litigate or but working in television at the time in a and e television network and i wasn't enjoying what i was seeing on television and interested in making my