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mÁs adelante, no se pierdan a raÚl molina. ya regresamos con mÁs de esta maÑana. ya volvemos.perdido. finalmente, nace mÍa y ese día naciÓ como a la 1:00 de la tarde, lo que mÁs recuerdo es una cosa, yo querÍa que todo saliera perfecto, le dije que no se pusiera anestesia. la lleve al hospital como a las 6:00 de la maÑana y me dijo que lo iba a tener sin anestesia. de momento, estaba sufriendo tanto que llega el doctor y le dije que si querÍa se pusiera la anestesia, el doctor dijo que ya era muy tarde. me acuerdo cuando sale mÍa, la aguantan en la mano y ese mismo dÍa sale mía despuÉs que naciÓ. >> ya desde chiquita empezabas, mira esta imagen, ya habÍas visto esta foto. >> las habÍa visto el otro día en casa. >> quÉ te platica tu papÁ de cuando eras niÑa? >> me hace bromas siempre de cuando nacÍ, pero siempre me dice que era una niÑa linda. >> esta foto tiene algo interesante, primer viaje que hizo mÍa, la anterior. en la otra ella tenÍa como dos aÑos y medio y la llevamos a phoenix que yo iba a regalar unos pavos el dÍa de acciÓn de gracia. ese fue el primer viaje. >> quÉ b

>> lieutenant molina, thank you so much for this presentation. it's always a pleasure working with your office. i keep contact with your accomplishments through donna and it's always a pleasure to hear you come back and report. it's wonderful work indeed. being located in downtown and market, we've seen your officers in action and it's been wonderful. i have a couple of questions about the makeup of your calls. do you do -- i would imagine you do quite a bit of work with the homeless population? >> there is. >> and crisis situations. would you say what the percentage is between responding to somebody's home who is trying to kill themselves or harm household member, versus people on the streets? >> i don't have that percentage for those numbers, but i can tell you that based on my conversations with the director of the pes, he says that it's 70% of the people that come to psychiatric emergency services are homeless. 70%. >> so that's a very high correlation between being on the streets and mental illness. >> it's a crisis. even if you're not menta

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molina's shares closed at $101.48 up about 3%. united rentals was to buy from neutral at ubs. the analyst cited thes stoc valuation after pulling back 20% over the last three months. he also sees better margin performance for the equipment rental company. the firm has a price target of $196. today share csed at $154.95. that was up more than 1%. >>> coming up, if you have asiig de to make about your portfolio, this week's market monitor says your best bet may be to think small. >> the ruling said obtaining the data fromireless carriers without a warrant amounts to unreasonable search and seizure. the court did grant exceptions like pursuing a suspect or protecting someone who is in immediate danger. >> in that ruling the court said cell phones are a pervasive part of our daily life, so it's no rprise that a lot of advertising money has been moving away from traditional media and intol. digi that trend is also facing a number of challenges. it was one of theops of conversation among ad executivek this w at the l kaunsn festival in cannes, france. julia borestein was there. >> t

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mario molina.who is the cit coordinator, behavioral science unit, san francisco police department. >> good afternoon, council. i want to thank you for having me back on behalf, thank you for allowing one of the members to be one of our trainers. we appreciate her work. and her dedication to the program. next to me is dr. lewis, who is part of the work group for the oic/cit program, he just walked in and is here to support the program and speak on the program if needed. let me give you a brief overview of what the program is. i'm in charge of the program. i have three sergeants, two that are assigned to the training. one sergeant is assigned to the psyche liaison unit and two officers that are the street unit. i'm going to talk about the training. the training is two sections. we have the 40-hour training, composed of the memphis model, that talks about overview of mental health issues. we also talk about the escalation and we -- de-escalation, we do this through a lecture and scenarios, interactive

woman to life in prison spurring her the death penalty for joining me islamic state terror group molina balladeer was captured last year in mosul and sentenced to seven months in prison for entering the country illegally after the end of the sentence she was jus to be deported home to france but prosecutors demanded a retrial saying she violated the country's antiterrorism law by following her husband to iraq they say he went there to join eisel well out of the almost two thousand people from france that went to fight with the terror group it's believed many were radicalized while serving time in french prisons with the authorities now raising the alarm over the problem five hundred convicted terrorists are currently imprisoned in front's while it's thought around twelve hundred other prisoners have reportedly been radicalized with forty two for release over the next two years the country's leading terrorism prosecutor sees van't pose as a major threat to the public. who are these good measures a major risk of seeing people who are not a troll repentant at the end of this sentence leave

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the objects don't belong in the garbage in the first place yes as retired sanitation worker nelson molina can testify for thirty two years he salvaged treasures from the trash you know to fill a small museum. and you just did you set this all up i set all this up my dad's that's ancient yanda still forty seven years old it said in movie to get this oh come on super eight the silver age scene and i said yes in the original sonny they say we read oh that's it that feedback. that's it wow this is flight we'll destroy every scene this has just and if you give me a three months i can furnish a two bedroom apartment and i'm talking my living room bedroom bathroom everything is all out there. when i was a kid my mother always told us if you can use it again you say that. she is part of a professional discipline for anthropologist robert nagle she also worked as a garbage collector which made her see trash with different arms. you could almost say trash doesn't exist we could decide it's not trash it's simply something in between my use and it's next use the cultural forces in which many of us ex

an alfred molina says adults traveling in the back are also comfortable there's plenty of money room and space overhead shows like in the standard wrap. in germany prices from the basic version of the space back started less than sixteen thousand euros if you go for the top trim you can step up the interior with optional piano black design elements the space back on offers a range of connectivity options fracases systems are standard there's also an optional prognosis radar with emergency braking which could be helpful when driving in city traffic and the top trimmer. we'll that we tested we found the seeds comfortable enough and they have a smart sporty look to boot. but as a car for everyday use the space back also needs to be able to move fast so we're going for a spin on a german autobahn off the out of the bottom of the us cannot really feel the benefit of a six year because our stays relatively quiet when chance celebrates while driving at one hundred fifty kilometers an hour the engine isn't only three thousand revs per minute. lag so to conclude. what i have a penis appreciat

a husband to iraq they furthermore say he went there to join the terror group but that case aside molina boy it is home country france is it brings up the whole problem of radicalization in prisons and the authorities really alarmed what they can do when they get back out again five hundred terrorists known present in france around twelve hundred prisoners are reportedly radicalized forty of them crucially and two for release in the next two years and that's got the alarm bells ring in the country's leading counterterrorism prosecutor warns that move poses a major threat to the public. these commercials a major brisk of seeing people who are not at all repentant at the end of this sentence leave prison and yet be even more radical after their time behind bars. with many questioning the initiative show dubin ski visits europe's biggest jail. not only is there concern over the threats that these individuals may pose to the outside world but also while they're incarcerated this is a flaw. it's europe's largest prison and amongst the thousands of inmates being held here some unknown joe hard

french woman to life in prison for joining the islamic state terror group escaping the death penalty molina balladeer was captured last year in mosul and sentenced to seven months in prison for entering the country illegally after the end of that sentence she's due to be deported home to france but prosecutors have demanded a retrial saying she violated the country's antiterrorism law by following her husband to iraq they say he went there to join eisel now out of the almost two thousand people from france that went to fight with the terror group it's believed many were radicalized or serving time in french prisons with the authorities now raising the alarm over the problem five hundred convicted terrorists are currently imprisoned in france and it's thought that around twelve hundred other prisoners have reportedly been radicalized forty due for release over the next two years the country's leading counter terror prosecutor says that poses a major threat to the public who is a major risk of seeing people who not at all repentant at the end of this sentence leave prison and yet be even more

angers a lot to me and i wanted to share the viewpoint of someone who's involved in a campaign as well molina says on twitter thereby arko is meant to empower all of us women who have been demeaned and ridiculed no end by this message in a sick president she says it's about time for us to rise up and give him a taste of his own bitter medicine we also got a video comment where i want to hear the comment first because she follows up on that tweet very nicely this is no my no me and she says why she is part of this campaign have a listen the by our company i am used to call attention and push back against the sergeant but also to call attention and darkness acts against institutions of justice headed by women why does the mind of last of attack women. like the magna carta for women last anti violence against women and children if the men in power exhibit a child with a stick message mystic and sexist village i want to give that to you antonio i want to get antennas take on the campaign and what you think of it well when we say we want to protect all women then you have a problem of consistency

bengie molina tripled to prevent a cye.s you said, first time he put a wrinkle on the baball, brock holt out in front. for me, part of what makes him so effective, besides the pur velocity, the way he throws the baseball. i mean his hand doesn't really goab up far e his head. point.coming from a lower but also wheree releases the baseball. he has such extenston on his fall. such life anhas gets on hitters. you report getting it upstairs. the extension of the arm. the best is jacob degrom, getting that forward extension on theastball. othe hasn't that same kind of late on, great extension. >> aaron: time called. first at- tonight, took over for devers, fouled a ball off his knee. the 0-2, got him.nu 98, there's mber two. >> tom: fastball hard enough to hit, but no chanceshelf. the exteion here. i mean, that is spectacular. what he does is literally cuts the distance the ball travels between the plate and the mound. >> aaron: a if the 8 to 100 needed any more help. it plays up. they talk about perceived veloty. that's what th

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now with yadier molina. >> john: he's tough, able to get the swings.ry hitter thinksy can get on top of. >> john: 45 minutes ago it, you couldn't see a lot of those blue shirts. the sea of red covered it up. >> joe: the cubs scored three late.e theyea their first lof the night. spentt on the two run home run from hayward. de just misses. >> john: he to drop it in that top par contreras, it doesn't matter where the pitch is. >> joe: now a 3-2. he struck him out with a fastball at 99! the cubs had taken the first two games from thear cnals. >> john: with the last two games they got shut out, these two games th've done just enough. , andexploded yesterday more all off the dust. >> joe: the cubs now 14-5 and their f laste games climb to win within half a game. the cubs would make it at 63, chris myers and dontrelle willis from the studio in los angeles. tonight after the game. >> chris: live frl our "basebalght in america" studios in los angeles, it's dontrelle llis, i'm chris myers. the cubs jusa half game out of the division, what has to happen for chica

why i'm in morocco a good hearing who don't get you started on did you know i'm trying to get to molina god willing to give it to muslims. very sad i left home at fourteen years. i left my mother in the ivory coast and when i left mali i told my mother we lived in misery too long i'm going to venture out. today i call you mom the day returned to mali i'll be right she did so i told her that because i don't want to see her again without hope. and i said thinking someday things will go well. we don't live we only eat rotting things we lose no peace here everything is miserable i said well it seems to me. well you. and others have got to monitor that would like us or thank you it's a squatter's home but it's your home for now anyway i've been here since october we meditate association i heard that you know. at the a.t.m. fee doing paperwork i'm up to here with paperwork last year march third they threw me out you know thirty if i have a labor a drill or and a digger that i dig a hole put in dynamite ten the next day it's all clear i've been in holes just forty centimeters wide that it was

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alan: un hijo prefiriera que pagaran los gastos de su pareja como le pasÓ a raÚl de molina. obtén una tarjeta de reembolso de $100. más de lo tuyo. es lo nuestro. llama al uno ochocientos directv. mi hija tiene un sueño, carolina. quiere ser luchadora. ¿y es buena? entrena como un animal. ¡valentina, no! ¡no, no, no, no, no! tranquilo, aquí estamos para ayudar. elige a quien esté aquí para ayudar a que la vida vaya bien. ( ♪ ) francisca: hay un famoso que estÁ copiando el look del divo de juÁrez, de juan gabriel. es un conocido cantante britÁnico. no parece, es igualito. karla: oye sÍ. francisca: miren como a travÉs del tiempo ha imitado en los look del divo de juÁrez. vemos en cada una de las transacciones luce con el look exacto de juan gabriel. alan: son varios look. francisca: si ves uno no te parece pero cuando ves uno tras otro. karla: quÉ bueno que su legado lo sigan. alan: estÁn idÉnticos. los colores, todo. yisus: se puso "style" como nombre. alan: cÓmo andas, chaparra? >> cÓmo que chaparra, vas a ver, no me invitaste a la fiesta de michelle. alan: me dijeron que es

tara molina has the story. determination in his eyes... nats ...and his posture..."he is very motivated."...with a lawnmower, almost as big as he is...nats12-year old reginald field is on his toes, doing business...reginald fields: "i'm having fun at the same time i'm cutting."his new business. mr. reggie's lawn cutting service.reginald fields: "i just like being out the house."and with several helping hands, in his cousins, brothers and sisters, this group is up with the sun, every day, working the neighborhood.natsand it's been smooth cutting this summer. until an incident a couple days ago...a new crew pulling up at miss lucille's house, where they were were working at for the first time... maple heights police.reginald fields: "they said i was cutting their grass. i didn't know it!"lucille told me she quickly learned, the neighbors called to complain...lucille holt, customer: "they said the kids cut their grass." ...claiming the group cut a section of their property and were in their yard.yes, called police on children. cutting grass. reggie said he was discourag

angers a lot to me and i wanted to share the viewpoint of someone who's involved in a campaign as well molina says on twitter thereby arko is meant to empower all of us women who have been demeaned and ridiculed no end by this message in a sick president she says it's about time for us to rise up and give him a taste of his own bitter medicine we also got a video comment on what i want to hear the video comment first because she follows up on that tweet very nicely this is no my no me and she says why she is part of this campaign have a listen the by our campaign i am woman is to call attention and push back against the sergeant but also to call attention on the dark attacks against institutions of justice headed by women. why does the mind of lost protect women like the magna carta for women last anti-violence against women and children if the men in power exhibit sharp and stick mr genius thick and sexist village i want to give that to you antonio i want to get antennas take on the campaign and what you think of it well when we say we want to protect our women then you have a problem of con

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