marlene: pues...d navy y oldnavy.com de ronald salazar estaba marcado. pasaría el resto de sus días tras las rejas. aunque en el 2015, la vida, o más bien las cortes, le dieron una nueva oportunidad. durante una nueva audiencia ordenada por la corte suprema, una jueza redujo su sentencia original de dos cadenas perpetuas a cuarenta años. pero pudiera recuperar su libertad aún antes. quedan 13 años para que tú tengas la posibilidad de una audiencia para ver si ya te rehabilitaste. ¿tú crees que te puedes rehabilitar? ronald: imagínese. llevo 12 años de terapia con-- incluso hasta maestros que me han ayudado. esto es siempre estar ahí presente y-- pero con mi persona, así como lo he hecho por los últimos tres, cuatro años, de mejorar y mejorar cada día, creo que a lo mejor esté listo. maría elena: ¿qué garantía hay de que no volverías a matar? ronald: yo creo que lo mío era algo personal contra mi familia, ¿no? contra mis padres. jamás había yo pensado en herir a alguien. maría elena: ¿qué garantía hay

in fact, rocky so credits marlene with his recovery that george painted marlene in his portraits with rocky. [applause] mrs. bush: that is why it is so important to make sure that while our service men and women get the support they need when they come home, that we care for their spouses and families, too. today we're discussing ways for veterans to transition to an civilian life in the areas of wellness, education, and employment. while there are over 4 million post-9/11 veterans, there are 8.10 million family members and we must consider how we support their transition, as well. all caregivers hope for their families to be in good physical and mental health, but as veterans transition to civilian life, they often deal with the stresses of uncertainty and finding new meaning in their lives. visible wounds, posttraumatic stress make more susceptible veterans to sickness, homelessness and even suicide. when one family member is suffering, the entire family suffers, leading to an increase in the risk of behavioral issues, anxiety and depression in military children too. just as veteran

so i will start with boaz, then go to bruce, then marlene. the i will moderate from table, the q&a sessions until we end at 2 p.m.. boaz, ganor, please. and i would add, please shut off your silence -- please fellas your cell phones. >> it is a pleasure to be here at the washington institute -- and this panel with you all. minutes, andnly 10 it takes me more to stop might and jews, but i will try the impossible and try to squeeze in my thoughts into the 10 minutes. i would like to open with trying to allocate where the phenomenon of the wolf -- the lone wolf stems, so let me start by classification. i would start by classifying different perpetrators of terrorism. the first type is the one we are discussing today, i call it the personal initiative attack. it is more known under the title of the dickey lone wolf dickey wolf" he "lone radicalized, being an individual decides that he wants to do something about it. one option is to join a terrorist organization, maybe fly a plane to syria, or iraq, and the other option is to come a -- to become

, pero confian en su capacidad y en el sabio proverbio que " el hierro se afila con hierro" sot 3 marlene daniel in 03:28:56 siento que cada out 03:29:08 se ha trazado por considerarlo un deporte peligroso, en un principio daniel no tenia el apoyo de su papa, pero la tenacidad de su hijo lo dejo sin opciones sot 4 julio villeda/pap de daniel sot 5 daniel villeda a pesar de solo tener 16 aÑos de edad, este niÑo va a la escuela y ademas tiene dos trabajos con lo que cubre todos sus gastos por lo que sus padres no le tienen que ayudar economicamente. cesa r tenemos noticia de ultimo minuto que nos llega desde san leandro donde las autroidades piden a los residentes permanecer en sus hogares porque buscan a un sujeto peligroso y armado... agentes, perros policias y un helicoptera inspecionan la zona por la avenida arthur... blanca esta es una zona residencial cerca de la carretera 112 y la autopista 880. --el sospechoso es buscado en conexicon con un tiroteo segn la policia... vo/blanca ---el segundo piso de una estructura fue la salvacin para muchas personas tras quedar varadas por las inun

. ♪ >> marlene presard was not having it.eople were having fun with a free fourth of july concert at pier 39. san francisco police increasing the presence to keep the peace along the water front. hopefully people had fun anyway. >>> in the south bay, a feast for the eyes and ears in a fourth of july fireworks spectacular. reporter katie marzulo shows us the splendor. >> reporter: the sky above shoreline amphitheater lit up. the finale to a fourth of july celebration so much more than pyrotechnics. ♪ the san francisco symphony set the tone with a patriotic playlist. music to the ears of this person. >> it's the music that keeps you young. >> reporter: she is 83 years old and an immigrant from honduras honoring the fourth of july from the feet to the high heeled feet. >> it means to me to be living in a country where everything is so lovely. you know? >> reporter: sarah shared a similar sentiment. she is originally from pakistan. >> it's liberation, my personal independence. together with american independence. >> reporter: she

for marlene who relished the rare opportunity to ski tahoe one day and sunbathe on the shores the next. look at that. back to squaw now. the lift s have stopped. you can only ski on saturday morning. neither resort has set a closing date. can you imagine that, guys? >> can't imagine that. it's there. thank you. >>> for more on our weather, nice day today. >> very nice day. mild to warm today. getting much warmer as we head toward the end of the week. i guess that's good news. here is a look at live doppler 7. we have mainly sunny skies. the fog that we see seem to be working pretty far offshore at the moment. let's move along and take a look at camera from mt. tam. these are our forecast features. we'll see warmer pattern beginning tomorrow. temperatures will be in the mid-90s by the end of the week. we'll have mild conditions over the next few days. overnight we'll have that usual surge of fog out over the bay. most of our farther inland locations will be clear. low temperatures will be in the mid-50s. as we look ahead to tomorrow is the 12-hour day planner. early tomorrow morning 7:0

the french troops are serving bravely in places like marlene to defeat the forces of murder and destructiond the global coalition, iraq forces liberated mosul from global coalition, iraq forces liberated mosulfrom isis control. now we must work with the government in iraq and our partners and allies in the region to consolidate the gains and make sure the rectory stays a victory, unlike the last time. last week the g20 leaders also reaffirmed the right of sovereign nations to control the borders. we must be strong from within to defend ourselves from threats from the outside. the nations of the west also faced domestic challenges of our own creation, including vast government bureaucracy that saps the strength from our economies and from our societies. but this reason i applaud president macron on his courageous call for that less bureaucracy, it is a good chance, s berry chrissy. we can use it to. an europe that protects citizens. we cannot become great through regulation. and the united states, mr president, we have also cut regulations that level we have never seen regulations that level

marlene on text say i am due a hernia op using mesh, are the risk the same. very much for those. we will feed those through to the sling the mesh campaign who are meeting at westminster today. the campaign finally reaches westminster. eight years ago she was ranked 469th in the world — today she's the fourth best female tennis player in the world. johanna konta made history at wimbledon by becoming the first british woman to reach the semi—final in almost 40 years. # i am free to be the greatest, i'm alive # i am free to be the greatest here tonight # the greatest...# there's dormitories behind there and i used to sleep... i literally used to live here! you used to live here?! i actually physically lived pretty much on the tennis court. # i've got stamina... # it has been a dream of mine since i was a young girl and that continues to be my dream and i think will always be, as long as i am playing this sport. i need to keep focusing on my work because i know that will bring the best out of me. # don't give up, i won't give up # don't give up # no, no, no # don

the giant gave up a ton early and lost to the marlens 6- 1 and first inning was not good. field. starting to carry. and gone. >> that's stanton taking moore deep a 2-run jack. marlins on top quickly and more to come. motion moments later riddle rips the gaper and that's a hsing hsingel and two men are home and 4 in the first. 16 hits for the marlins. the lone highlight was when the seats were emptying in the bottom of the 9th and that's going to find the cove. way back there in right. a splasher but it was not nearly enough. the giants fall at at&t the final 6-1. >>> a new trend is taking ice cream to the dark side. it's a gothic inspired charcoal eye creams called dark sin. it gets the color from activated charcoal that comes in the nutty and creamy mexican drink and while it looks unusual, customers say they love the taste. >> it is good. , very good. i don't know. [audio not understandable] it taste like oreos. >> that's good. i love oreos i like how she went into the bite. >> it's charcoal. >> i will try it. but you can find it in l.a. so you have to drive a little bit