we have been talking to the modesto irrigation district. modesto and turlock take about half the water of the river. san francisco's share is about 15%. we are a much lower user of the water. it allows us to take more in good years. we can't just take it all the time, we have to take it when there is excess. if we paid them to do things that would use water better and save water over time, what day be able to give us some of the water they were able to save? there are always concerns about water and when they see so much of their livelihood is based on the need for water. on the other hand, if you look at water issues in california, you need to figure out ways of having large urban areas willing to pay for water work with agricultural areas that don't have that much money so they can use water better this is a great pilot to do that. it is an insurance policy. in most years, we would not use the water. when we did the program, we talked about the usage. many people point out we are not using that today. when we talk about things in that the

the transfer of 2 million gallons a day from the modesto irrigation district. it's a very important component of the supplied differentiated it from the regular supply. we have plenty of water in wet years. we don't have water in dry years. that's about 7 million gallons and that's important for dealing with the drought. the other options we looked at were the san francisco ground water project and east side project. both of those collective oleaster to about 7 million gallons of additional supply on top of what we have in the retail service area. we have been going beyond that and are looking at more conservation. daly city could supply water to focus right now and the san francisco, where we supply golden gate national cemetery with recycled water. the menlo country club, a recycled project with redwood city, the regional desalination project we talked about and we're looking into additional transfers that would still have to go through a process to come to realization. the non potable supply program -- what can we do in building that? this is an asset we tal

at the same time, i've worked at a gay bar in modesto. i used to work about 45 minutes it would take to drive to work and back. the reason why is that it was a safe zone. in merced, there's not a lot of drugs, but i could work on my family's farm were pretty much a place of want. i have a lot of family and connections up there, but the reason why is the bar in modesto started out as a little tiny bar next to the hotel that the city would put the homeless up with extra rooms. it was the number one spot in modesto that was known for drugs and the reasons they want to close this place, to not let them have an alcohol license, it turned to being a gay bar, that's when i stepped in. we had to protect the lgbt community in the valley. there was less drugs because the scene and cleaned up. the gays have turned it into a very clean, welcoming environment. there was no security guard by the time a year-and-a-half came up because lesbian and gay bars are known for safety. we are the people who will be going to this bar. you think any of us are goin

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tal t momento de revisar grados por debajo del promedio pero en algunas zonas cálidas stockton y modestoen vigencia por lo menos hasta el lunes en la noche, condciion seca y calor, cielo despejado en la tarde, pero durante la noche vemos incremento en la nubosidad, esta baja de altura esta en la costa de california pero esperamos que vaya en dirección de estas flechas para que las tmeps deciendan y traerá chubascos y inestabilidad, mañana 66 como máxima, entre 66 y 70 grados con un pronóstico con cielos despejado, ahsta aquí el tiempo. >> en seguida en noticias, en méxico fuer abucheado peña nieto en la universidad iberoamericana. >> y como se puede relajar en su casa >> y la fecha limite de las primarias del 5 de julio se acaban. >> (música) >> fuera fuera fuera fuera! >> el candidato de la coalicion enrique peña nieto acudio a la universidad iberoamericana para platicar con los alumnos pero muchos gritaban atenco no se olvida la ibero no te quiere y fuera, salió del sitio enrique peña nieto se fue entre gritos y reclamos. >> el aviso del tema en los legionarios, ha desatado una ola de

we'll keep you up to date and provide more information next on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> former modestocher who left his wife ask job to move in a teen-aged student hire aid private attorney. james hooker previously represented by a private defender. he walked out of court with his arm around his former girlfriend. today the judge postponed a trial until next month so hooker's new attorney can get up to speed in this case. >> the defense in the john edwards corruption trial indicated the trial is winding down. his attorneys say they're not sure whether they'll have his oldest daughter testify. kate has been through her father's side throughout the trial there. is no word on whether they'll call edwards himself or his miss stress, reille hunter, edwards is accused of using campaign funds to pay hunter expenses showing she was getting a $9,000 a month cash allowance. >> george w. bush returned to washington, d.c. where he praised the arab spring movement. and this highlighted the senator's new freedom collection, materials from the important pro-democracy movements. >> these are extraordi

. >> fresno, modesto, somos como dijo una familia cuando hay algo bueno se junta toda la familia. >>morÁndum rarn en los parques pero la vigilancia policÍa estÁ por doquier ya que nadie quiere opacar la celebraciÓn con violencia o disturbios tal como sucediÓ el aÑo pasado. delitos con las celebraciones lo que estÁ sucio tienediendo aquÍ, he visto desfilar algunos vehÍculos como parte de la celebraciÓn que se vive aquÍ en la ciudad de san josÉ y en todo centro comercial y enn todo el centro de la ciudd las personas que lleguen a la celebraciÓn del 5 de mayo tanto hoy como maÑana verÁn mucha vigilancia policial es el reporte que tenemos en vivo desde el centro de la ciudad de san josÉ. >> gracias edgardo por tuve porte. >> les recordamos que serÁ la d gran fiesta del 5 de mayo. en el condado de santa clara y las puertas abrirÁn a las 12 del mediodÍa. banda carnaval y la banda los recodos usted estÁ cordialmente invitado. por otro lado en la ciudad de san francisco festejÓ el 5 de mayo el festival anual se realizÓ en el parque dolores con la actuaciÓn en vivo con varios artistas incluye

refrescos" "y ezequiel logro graduarse de la universidad, lo que no logran realizar muchos de su modesto unos segunditos a la pausa y al regresar: wait for sot "puedes tener una deficiencia ... y de hierro" con vo --usted es de los que piensa en comer exclusivament e frutas y vegetales para bajar de peso... le advertimos... puede estar afectando su salud end segments ya estÁ listo. perfecto. ¿puedo ayudarles en algo? tranquilo, estamos instalando el cable. lo siento, pero saben que estÁn en ikea, no? pero este sofÁ, es tan cÓmodo. no nos queremos ir. han estado viviendo aquÍ? voy a cenar con josh, ok? tienen albÓndigas. no llegues tarde, estÁ muy oscuro cuando apagan las luces. tengo una idea, por quÉ no se llevan el sofÁ a casa hoy mismo? por un tiempo limitado, recibe hasta el 15% de vuelta cuando compras un sofÁ. ikea dieta cuando quiere bajar de peso? --muchos creen que lo mejor es comer solo frutas y vegetales, pero muchas de estas ideas son mitos.. nadia torres nos explica. take pkg

un sueño que no muchos logran realizar acá, y su modesto barrio del sereno. >>> yo siempre quería regresar se kiel le da 2 dólares. comienza a hacerlo en sexto grado, podría representar 45 mil dólares, para cuando se gradúa de la preparatoria. >>> es interesante. y aprendo muchas cosas. su fundación yao otorgó 40 becas a estudiantes como billy jiménez que ansia sobresalir. >>> exequiel nos dice que hay forma de ir al colegio y él es uno de esos caminos que podemos tomar. >>> la labor de exequiel fue reconocida por políticos y poderosos empresarios de california. >>> no piensan en reconocimientos el reconocimiento va a venir cuando podamos ayudar a más estudiantes. >>> que los estudiante aprendan la herramienta, para ser emprendedores o emprendedoras la herramienta que no se aprende en los libros. y quiere ver a los jóvenes caminar estas calles. en los Ángeles carlos botifoll telemundo. y si quiere saber más sobre esta historia. vaya a nuestra página de internet. telemundo.com. /noticias. y el caballo que recientemente protagonizó 2 de las principales carreras. entrenó para el belmont state

. >>> a modesto teenager is accused of trying to kill her baby with rat poison. modesto bee reports officers went to the teen's home after a classmate reported she wanted to throw her month-old daughter into a trash can. officers found that the girl had put rat poison in the baby's bottle and had tried to persuade others to do the poisoning. the baby is now the care of the teenaged girl's sister. >>> the fbi is on a manhunt not for a criminal but one of their own. special agent steven i advance disappeared in burbank. he may have gone into the nearby mountains. they do not suspect foul play but he was upset and could be suicidal. >>> a massive protest across spain on the first anniversary that in spierd a movement of occupy protests here in the u.s. at least 100,000 protesters took to the streets yesterday for spain's movement. it sprang from anger over the impact of the country's worst economic crisis in decades. last night thousands of demonstrators filled madrid's central square. spain's unemployment is nearly 25%. >>> and the rippling effect of that movement

to give you an idea of what it is worth, we are willing to pay modesto about $700 per acre foot of water. the currently charge their farmers about $10 an acre foot. doing things like the recycling project is upward of $4,000 an acre foot. it is incredibly important to have access to different ways of having water that are relatively reasonably priced where they are incredibly prices for agricultural districts that allow them to be the kinds of things to upgrade their use of water. >> and this will be finalized by? >> it was supposed to be in front of them, but they have been having a lot of questions in the valley and have postponed their discussions. >> in our budget deliberations today, how does that discussion reflect what we're doing? >> your budget includes the amount of money we would pay, about $1.6 million for the first to thousand acre feet. the larger discussion we want to have is an additional 23,000 feet that would require a major environmental report. first one was covered in the report for the water system improvement program. if we can't get back, there is no reason to con

bay area a cluster of moderate to heavy precipitation has been noted anywhere between manteca and modesto this blew through the tri valley rapidly its night light rinse water and that the aluminum can see his duties to parliament on old adobe road moderate rainfall this is all heading for the sonoma area will talk about the rain when ends and the snow in talks coming up later on in this newscast. >>> oakland police are taking more criminals and guns off the streets and they're doing it would help technology as kristen shows us it could be the solution the city is been looking for. and it's the sound of gunfire and east oakland's as the center is not a shot by technology our technology should cause pause when someone makes the decision to pick up the gun in oakland and discharge it the technology has been in oakland since 2005 and officers say now it's better than ever. watt avenue advantages of drexler to the technology is practically surgical last saturday this not spotted you see over here, the sounds of three shots being fired in 45 seconds officers had an audio recording of the shots

and modesto a's major and because my registration date was delayed at wasn't able to get any class's so i am falling behind with that because there is no class is available and that hundred $10,000. >>> we caught up to chancellor dr. charles reed students have made read the poster child for excessive spending by hanging this banner on campus with his salary in clear view. reed also gets to live in a house paid for by the university and drive a state-funded car. >>> what to say to students and faculty when they see that you're asking them to make sacrifices? >>> and our of this is isolated. and so to be much more efficient and we provide a lot of lunches and sometimes practice for all the 23 campus groups that come to our office to work. but it is not exactly isolated a google search the area shows at least 10 restaurants less than a mile from his office. and what about the catering? >>> as said it would provide meals to the employees from droughts the 23 campuses. >>> thats tax money is in it? >>> sometimes it is sometimes it isn't. >>> and is not just catering we found a receipt for

you'll start finding your mid-70s as you head off into the inland bay valleys modesto stockton out towards discovery bay. maybe an 80-degree reading but most temperatures in the 70s. the forecast this low pressure this is the main mechanism comes down it scoops the fog pushes it well inland we get a cooler day thursday. friday is going to be a little bit warmer the weekend a little bit warmer still. there's your five day forecast coming up. these are the forecasts for 44 cities where you live near where you live. it's kind of cool but nice the air quality is good. fire danger is not off the hook obviously. bay area weekend you see a nicing warm p. it's summing changes. >> warms up just in time for the weekend. thanks bill. >> sure. >>> coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 can it have you channel 2 was first on the scene to tell you about a fatal hit an run involving a cyclist in dublin. tonight new information about the pricey luxury vehicle authorities are looking for. >>> and we're learning how one man was found alive 6 days after his vehicle crashed into south bay. join us for th

you're going to get into the low and mid-80s at best. 85 toward modesto and stockton. for the giants it's going to be a good night for baseball. it's going to be breezy at the ballpark. about 54 degrees for that start time. 81 in clear lake, 76 in sonoma. forecast highs, we were doing in the upper 80s. still a nice day, danville 80, livermore 80 degrees. good air quality. that's because of the strong winds coming off the bay and off the ocean. santa cruz 68 degrees. fog is going to be there, it'll be there all night. make a big push tonight inland. there's going to be a lot of fog in the inland bay valley. hayward ways up with fog, just like today. the bay area weekend in view in the five day forecast. >> thanks, we'll see you at 6:00. >> sure. >>> next month the world is going to get an inside look into the early days of facebook. katherine lasia assistant to founder mark zuckerberg is releasing a new book and is promising to release the ventures. the book is titled the boy king, a journey into facebook. >>> with data breakers set for this sunday, we'll tell you how m

. >>> new developments in the alleged abuse of 50,000 chickens in modesto.housand hens were rescued from a & l poultry back in february but most died or had to be euthanized because they had been abandoned without food or water. today three animal welfare sanctiorias fired suit. >>> there's almost impossible to get a meal at a chain restaurant that meets federal nutrition guidelines. 96% of entrees sold at restaurants had more fat than recommended. researchers looked at almost 31,000menu items from restaurant chains. they found main entrees averaged 336-calories per serving. >>> in sa -- sacramento a bill passed to curve stadium violence. democratic assemblyman mike gatto said he wrote the bill after a series of high profile incidents of stadium violence that bill now moves over to the state senate. >>> the state senate today approved a bill that bans landlords from requiring renters to declaw or devocalize their pets. the bill also prohibits landlords from rejecting ten in -- tenants who refuse to have that procedure on their pets. that bill now goes to the

you will find upper 70s, toward discovery bay, and modesto, and into the bigger valley.86 degrees today in antioch. it's going to be much cooler the closer you get to the coast. forecast highs, we are going to start off cooler with lots of cloud cover. 75 in concord, 75 in danville. mid-70s pretty much all aroundment around the coast, the fog probably doesn't clear until 11:00, but it should clear tomorrow afternoon. the five-day forecast with your weekend in view. plenty of sunshine. but tomorrow is cooler. friday, caught in that same realm. it tweaks up saturday and sunday, so it warms up. >> tweaks up at the right time. >> yeah, it does. >>> a giant red lotus flower in san francisco's civic center. it's part of a new exhibit at the asian art museum called phantoms of asia. the museum says it explores the supernatural and spiritual. >>> two of the san francisco giants young stars show they've got game. teaming up for a [ male announcer ] u.s. olympian gwen jorgensen is going for aluminum. cullen jones is in it for water-resistant thermoplastic. and amanda mcgrory? she'

as you get out toward concord and discovery bay and the modesto area you get into the mid-80s. that low leaves, high pressure comes in and what happens? temperatures increase. it's a classic formula and this is how it goes. today was not much warmer about the same. maybe 5 degrees warmer as we go into the next two days more of the same. for cities where you live or near where you live 83 in clear lake, nine in santa rosa. 78 in napa. temperatures warmer than they were today by 10 degrees. 82 in livermore, 82 in pleasanton and these numbers are about some places 15 degrees, almost 20 degrees warmer than they were on sunday. 80 in san jose and 82 in morgan hill. along the coast the patchy coastal fog lingers. it'll be there in the morning, i showed you earlier. it'll go away in the afternoon. like it has been really. it's been clearing off. but it's a nice looking friday. we have a few days to pick up sunday on your weekend right there. you can see your weekend in view. and your weekend looking good. >> good weather for the amgen. >> better than they've ever had. >>> looks like a

as you get out toward concord and discovery bay and the modesto area you get into the mid-80s.w leaves, high pressure comes in and what happens? temperatures increase. it's a classic formula and this is how it goes. today was not much warmer about the same. maybe 5 degrees warmer as we go into the next two days more of the same. for cities where you live or near where you live 83 in clear lake, nine in santa rosa. 78 in napa. temperatures warmer than they were today by 10 degrees. 82 in livermore, 82 in pleasanton and these numbers are about some places 15 degrees, almost 20 degrees warmer than they were on sunday. 80 in san jose and 82 in morgan hill. along the coast the patchy coastal fog lingers. it'll be there in the morning, i showed you earlrlier. it'll go away in the afternoon. like it has been really. it's been clearing off. but it's a nice looking friday. we have a few days to pick up sunday on your weekend right there. you can see your weekend in view. and your weekend looking good. >> good weather for the amgen. >> better than they've ever had. >>> looks like a shatt

. >>> new developments in the alleged abuse of 50,000 chickens in modesto.al thousand hens were rescued from a & l poultry back in february but most died or had to be euthanized because they had been abandoned without food or water. today three animal welfare sanctiorias fired suit. >>> there's almost impossible to get a meal at a chain restaurant that meets federal nutrition guidelines. 96% of entrees sold at restaurants had more fat than recommended. researchers looked at almost 31,000menu items from restaurant chains. they found main entrees averaged 336-calories per serving. >>> in sa -- sacramento a bill passed to curve stadium violence. democratic assemblyman mike gatto said he wrote the bill after a series of high profile incidents of stadium violence that bill now moves over to the state senate. >>> the state senate today approved a bill that bans landlords from requiring renters to declaw or devocalize their pets. the bill also prohibits landlords from rejecting ten in -- tenants who refuse to have that procedure on their pets. that bill now goes to

number four modesto california.nding out the top five grand rapids michigan. >>> bears may sleep in the woods but they apparently like going swimming in pools. we want to show you home video that was shot by two southern california teenagers of a bear going for a little dip in their backyard pool. the two sisters who spotted the animal said they were concerned about the family's dogs but that the bear didn't seem to be bothered at all. >> we thought it was crazy. he was not phased by us at all. he was staring us, practically mocking us and he was just swimming like he's a person. my parents have lived here for like 20 years and never have we ever had a bear in our backyard before. so it was definitely an interesting experience. especially since we were home by ourselves. we were freaked out for a while. >> you can imagine. the afternoon swim didn't last that long. after a quick splash, the bear headed back out into the wild. >> i'm guessing it was a bit warmer out there in niarobi than it was here in the area. let's

you will find upper 70s, toward discovery bay, and modesto, and into the bigger valley.was 86 degrees today in antioch. it's going to be much cooler the closer you get to the coast. forecast highs, we are going to start off cooler with lots of cloud cover. 75 in concord, 75 in danville. mid-70s pretty much all aroundment around the coast, the fog probably doesn't clear until 11:00, but it should clear tomorrow afternoon. the five-day forecast with your weekend in view. plenty of sunshine. but tomorrow is cooler. friday, caught in that same realm. it tweaks up saturday and sunday, so it warms up. >> tweaks up at the right time. >> yeah, it does. >>> a giant red lotus flower in san francisco's civic center. it's part of a new exhibit at the asian art museum called phantoms of asia. the museum says it explores the supernatural and spiritual. >>> two of the san francisco giants young stars show they've got game. teaming up for a new role in a public service announcement. it's a pitch without a catch. ♪ [ male announcer ] it's one thing... to have created an icon and quite an

i found quite interesting that the flight controller himself said at the modesto. that was actually reported -- that was not reported to the mission management team, but i knew it. as we talked about it, it came down to the point where the mission team was to say go or no-go, i was talking to my boss -- boss and said my vote is no- go. we talked many times about changing the flight roles. during the launch countdown is not the time to change that unless there is new information and i had not heard anything. we all have to be willing to take risks because there is never a time we launch the shuttle where there is never a risk to that group. you have to be willing to take a risk, however, what i saw -- we have no idea why these sensors were not working. therefore, we did not know if there was a common-cause failure. we did not know if there was potentially something offline with the system that did not show up in a way that was unanticipated. i was pretty confident that engineering was going to say no- go. we have had this conversation many times before. we went arou

dayton, ohio take came in second followed by lakeland, florida, modesto, california and grand rapids,n. the numbers crunched by the national association of home builders and wells fargo. obviously washington not making the top ten list in any way, shape or form. >> no way. >>> ahead, learn where new parking meters are doing well with people who are slightly height impaired shall we say. >> scorcher yesterday. howard says it will be a little cooler than that, in the mid- 80s. still a chance of a shower. still ahead we have a speek peek of the weekend. -- sneak peek of the weekend. keep it right here. [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch. ♪ like this one. ♪ or this one. ♪ or, maybe this one. ♪ but when it's this easy to use citibank mobile check deposit at home...why would he? ♪ woooo! [ male announcer ] citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. every step of the way. >>> it's 6:42 and 70 degrees. i'm going to show you what it looks like on our mdot camera on the southbound side of 270 at middle brook

third of that the to the >>james: the modesto teacher in a relationship with afforested it is the coref the charges that he molested another student. he pleaded not guilty to a a minor over 10 years ago. their story made national news when they moved in together. students. was arrested for molested and others do but have since reconciled. >>justine: california chefs are in a fight with animal activists. several high-profile shafts cooked meals featuring from what. the california legislature passed a ban of forced feeding animals. activists say it is inhumane. >> they have a large metal tube shoved down their throats three times a day, for speeding the massive quantities of corn gruel. >> people are allowed eat food, there are not allowed to torture the food first. >>justine: the chefs are raising money to try to overturn the ban. the data set to go into effect on july 1st. >>james: we're back with more headlines in a minute. here is a quick look at the golden gate. a little bit hazy into quite a bit of fog. >>james: lets get a quick update on whether. >>erica: it looks like it is a clo

mas calido en el valle central con 82 en stockton y 83 en modesto...72 para el area de san jose y 65aÑan de hoyaclarales, carla martÍnez estÁ yendo por ejercicio a clases de tubo, punto por ejercicio >>> sÍ por eso el esposo estÁ o mejocansado >>Él dice que es el tubo, dale. (risas) >>> Órale!. miren mejor vamos a ir directamente, vamos al grano como el dematÓlogo, de noticias para el mundo, satcha pretto. >>> estÁ grueso eso. hay que aprender otras Écnicas para bailar con este tubo carlita. pero bueno los sudamosna vez mÁs, queremos contarles en informaciÓn que el consejo de derechos humanos de naciones unidas celebrarÁ una sesiÓ especial sobre sir este viernes para discutir la masacre de 108 personas entre ellos 4 niÑos en el pueblo de hula, la matanzuna clara ruptura del cese fuego ardado con enviado kofi annan. y la ma no pudo empezar peor para los dueÑos de un reaurante de oklahoma cuando vieron que un incendio rudo mejorinndioredujo su establecimiento, ahora la policÍa iniciÓ una investigacion para determinar lacausas de el fuego. la hermana de pro hernÁndez el hbre que confesÓ

modesto, california, the poster child for ground zero, using two different metaphors of the housing bubblee prices but they're 17% unemployment. that's why it's more affordable. grand rapids is number five. also buffalo, original den, utah, syracuse, new york, akron, ohio, and cincinnati, these are rounding out the top ten. i'll tweet this and put it on my facebook page. thes most important thing is a job and you can't afford a house if you have a job. the one thing i've been saying about the housing recovery, this mending in the housing market we've been seeing all depends on the job market doing better and consistently doing better. you've heard me say people are starting to move again for retirement, to move for a new job, go to a different part of the country for whatever reason people are moving again and that's really, really important. we need the jobs market to really get healthy so we can sustain it. >> christine romans, thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> 26 minutes past the hour. radioactive tuna caught off the u.s. coast after a 6,000-mile migration from japan. the big question,

host: anthony in modesto, california. caller: i think we should look at recent history.e had a disaster in 2008. the united states made a complete mistake with liberals in charge intent on destroying this country. in 2010, we started to fix it. i believe that is what you're talking about, the dream act. the senate needs to be able to stop these people from attacking this country. host: what should the% b percent be? guest: the founding fathers were pretty smart. the founding fathers decided there were six issues that cit had a super majority. -- that should have a super majority. democracy will be based on majority rule, not on super majority rule. the problem is that we have moved away from a super majority. when george w. bush was president, he was able to veto every piece of legislation that came through during his eight years. obama has the right to veto. it goes back to the house and back to the senate for a super majority vote. it is important to be some protection from stopping bad things from happening. that was given to the president. the senate should find a wa

if you're headed to modesto or sacramento, could be near 90 degrees. the afternoon, another great day to see a ballgame. 66 degrees, and the winds five to 15 miles per hour. the latter the sunblock on the kids. it's going to be sunny. the extended forecast shows the cooldown we've been talking about. notably cooler for the inland areas. mid-seventies and mostly sunny skies. this is your kind of weather. 77 expected by tomorrow and then we eventually dropped into the low 70s. meanwhile, around the coast it could be cool, breezy, with morning clouds and partly cloudy skies for the afternoon. back to the desk. >> a pretty special tribute to the golden gate bridge. dozens of people dressed in orange and red have formed a number 75 yesterday that chrissy field in san francisco. they did it to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the bay area landmark. the national park service and golden gate national conservancy hold of that event. >> honoring supervisor harvey milk. >> and it's the 101st bay to breakers this morning. we are live in alamo square as some par

la bahia maximaspara hoy como ustede ve en pantalla asta de 90 grados en ciudades como stockton y modesto el suyo o un cliente se refiÓ, con su jefe el tipo del tatuaje, Él terminÓ con la im siguen qagenÍ en el cuello,ste fue el resultado, el aÑo pasado aumenÓo un 32% las cifras de personas que se quitaron tatuajes, la mayorÍa lo hizo para mejorar las posibilidades de ser contratados. la doctora, es especialista en retirar tatuajes y dice que a muchas personas sus tatuajes visibles los limitan para avanzar en sus carreras, ella explica que debido la situaciÓn econÓmica actual, muchos paentes quieren mejorar su apariencia para conseguir empleo. >>> retirarse un taputuaje no es proceso sencillo, regularmente las sesiones suele costar entre 200 y 6 o 0 dÓlares cada una y aunque buscar empleo es el nuevo motivo muy quitarse un tatuaje, la mayorÍa diceque los clientes borran el nombre de sus ex parejas satcha >>> como no, no quieren tener el nombre de por vida en sus cuerpos >>> claro que no >>> veremos si estÁ tendencia se quitan lo que creyeron estarÍa ahÍ permanentemente. un estudio dicen q

i found quite interesting that the flight controller himself said at the modesto. that was not reported to the mission management team, but i knew it. as we talked about it, it came down to the point where the mission team was to say go or no-go, i was talking to my boss and said my vote is no-go. we talked many times about changing the flight roles. during the launch countdown is not the time to change that unless there is new information and i had not heard anything. we all have to be willing to take risks because there is never a time we launch the shuttle where there is never a risk to that group. you have to be willing to take a risk, however, what i saw -- we have no idea why these sensors were not working. therefore, we did not know if there was a common-cause failure. we did not know if there was potentially something offline with the system that did not show up in a way that was unanticipated. i was pretty confident that engineering was going to say no-go. we have had this conversation many times before. we went around the room and some of the crew and my