los padres de alexander morÁn venancio recibieron la noticia.s en el basurero coinciden con el adn de su hijo. >> quisiÉramos que esto no quede en nada. que todo se difunda a nivel internacional este presidente peÑa nieto, que se vaya. no sabe hacer nada. >> un altar, flores y velas fueron lo Único con lo que contaron para despedir al estudiante que soÑaba con ser maestro. >> nunca anduvo en la calle haciendo mal. Él se dedicÓ siempre al trabajo. del trabajo se venia temprano para irse a jugar fÚtbol. >> en conferencia de prensa, el procurador general de la repÚblica confirmÓ la versión que dieron gritos argentinos sobre la identificaciÓn del joven >> se concluye que la muestra corresponde a alexander morÁn venancio. >> esto reaviva la lucha por justicia y que aparezca con vida los estudiantes que continÚan desaparecidos. >> Él ya no estÁ desaparecido. estÁ muerto. y tengo que seguir luchando. >> felipe de la cruz, representante de los padres de los jÓvenes desaparecidos asegurÓ que en los próximos dÍas se llevara a cabo una reuniÓn para decidir

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elizabeth moran urged her colleagues to join her in opposing the rollback of the financial rules. officer: the senator from massachusetts. ms. warren: mr. president, yesterday came to the floor to call on house democrats to withhold their support from the omnibus spending bill until one provision is removed. the provision was slipped in at the last minute to benefit wall street. in fact, it was written by lobbyists for citicorp. that provision means big money for a few big banks. it would let derivatives traders on wall street gamble with taxpayer money and when it all blows up require the government to bail them out. just to be clear, i want to read the title of the part of the law that will be repealed if this provision is not stripped out of the omnibus. the title: "prohibition against

moran: i would ask the quorum call be lifted. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. moran: thank you very much. mr. president, i have visited hospitals in my state many times. in fact, there are 128 community hospitals in kansas, and i have visited each and every one of them once and in many instances two or three times. in fact, just last weekend when i was home in kansas, i visited my hometown hospital mercy in manhattan, kansas, and it's a very useful exercise. i would encourage my colleagues to spend time with health care providers. in the case of hospitals, it gives you the opportunity to visit with hospital administrators, the c.e.o.'s, the opportunity to visit with nurses and patients, with physicians and get a feel for what's going on in the delivery of health care in your state. i certainly know how valuable that is to me. one of the interests i have in serving in congress is a belief that the way we live our limes at home in kansas is something very special, and it's something that is worth trying to make certain is around for many years to come. in fact, f

moran was strumtsle in helping to get that bill passed, barely.ut fellow democrats in the process, and that includes senator elizabeth warren. obviously one of the bill's harshest critics. he said of warren, quote, i have to assume elizabeth warren is running for president. that's what you do when you run for president. you get out front. moran has been through countless budget battles during his 23 years on capitol hill, this will be his last. he's retiring from the house after serving 12 terms. congressman jim moran live from washington. thanks for taking a few minutes this morning. appreciate it. you were very work up on the house floor on thursday night. what was it about elizabeth warren and her opposition to this and what that did to your colleagues that got you so fired up like that? >> she's demagoguing an issue that she knows the public doesn't understand. with this provision in the bill, banks still can't put any taxpayers' money at risk, there will never be another bank bailout. banks can't use depositors' money for risky investments, t

i'm phil torres joined by lindsay moran, dr. shay somora and dr. dilworth. i just got back with an exciting week of my life, and it was all for science. with you jump on an one-ton tiger shark? well, that's the opportunity i got to do with these researchers based out of university of miami. we went on a boat in the bahama bahamas bahamas, in the name of sharks. let's take a look. >> shark on! >> shark. the very name inspires wonder and fear, vilified as the world's ultimate killing machine, but their bad-boy image is all wrong, according to these guys. >> i haven't had a single bad day with sharks in 35 years of doing business. >> if there is a shark around, you're likely to find jim in the water with the camera. >> we have 400 billion years of sharks shaping our ocean's health. and in the last 50 years on my watch we've literally destroyed it. >> one in six of all sharks that have been threatened with extinction . >> the university of miami, one of his primary missions is to study sharks in the wild so policymakers can make good policies based on science. >

moran's last appropriations bill. i'm happy to know my friend will be leaving this body that he loves on a high note. enthusiastically supporting the subcommittee. jim, we're grateful for you and your service and we salute you. also want to thank chairman rogers for his incredible support and leadership and his role for bringing this omnibus bill forward. lastly, i want to thank the scorers of appropriation committee staff who has been working day and night and weekends on this package for many weeks and even worked through their thanksgiving holiday to produce this legislation. the staff of the appropriations committee deserves our appreciation and gratitude. this is a good bill, mr. speaker. i urge members on both sides of the aisle to support it. with that, merry christmas, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the time of the gentleman has expired. the gentlelady from new york. mrs. lowey: mr. speaker, i am very pleased to yield one minute to the gentlelady from california, our minority leader of the house, m

alexander morÁn fue identificado entre las otras analizadas por los peritos de la universidad en austriaa bÚsqueda. desde la ciudad de mÉxico tenemos mÁs noticias. >> al dar a conocer avances en las investigaciones jesÚs murillo karam, confirmÓ que los restos humanos encontrados en un basurero en el municipio de cocula, guerrero pertenecen a alexander morÁn venancio, uno de los 40 y tres hermanitas de acciÓn guerrero. murillo karam explicÓ que la conclusiÓn se tuvo luego de que un fragmento Óseo, que fue enviado junto con otros mÁs por las autoridades y peritos forenses argentinos a un laboratorio en austria, fuera sometido a procedimientos comparativos, con perfiles genÉticos de los familiares de los comunes normalistas. >> de acuerdo con el resultado emitido por la universidad, se concluye que la muestra Ósea de estudio se corresponde a alexander venancio. >> conferencia de prensa del procurador, se mostraron imÁgenes del basurero de cocula donde fueron encontrados los restos del joven estudiante normalista, a orillas del rÍo san juan. el 26 de septiembre pasado se reportÓ la desaparic

we turn to our chief foreign correspondent terry moran. >> reporter: it's day three in the desperater airasia flight 8501. day three of the deepening mystery surrounding a plane that seemingly vanished carrying 162 people on board, including 16 children. now the search is ramping up expanding in the waters of the you've have a sea, growing to 13 search areas seven countries joining in to locate the missing jetliner. the families of those on that fateful flight grieving desperate, all gathering in airports in indonesia and in singapore. here in singapore's airport terminal 2, here is where the grim vigil is taking place, behind those officers there. right now there's no news. but a prediction from the head of indonesia's national search and rescue agency. they currently suspect the plane is located on the ocean floor. >> a deep sense of depression here but we'll stay strong. and we -- our first priority now is to look after the families and do whatever we can. >> reporter: search teams have less than 30 days now to find the black boxes filled with data on what happened to that plane.

. >> and terry moran has the latest. >> reporter: good morning. you are right. what they have found is what they feared they would find. and what is that indoe nearby ya officials are calling, although they have not confirmed it completely the wreckage of airasia flight 8501 in the java sea, not far from where it last made contact with air traffic control more than two days ago. this search has been going on. and today it broke wide open when fishermen and search teams both started identifying the debris field that you have described. what they believe is an exit door. what they believe and know are bodies and believe they are from that flight. this is as i say, what they feared they would find. but the fact there is some cloe sure here comes from a relief to investigators and family. >> the working theory was about weather. they were trying to avoid weather. is that direction this investigation is now going to go? and also questions, how can we keep in this day and age, losing planes? it seems falling off radar? >> reporter: the first question t.j. the weather

now, officials are scouring the ocean floor, where our chief foreign correspondent terry moran is on the ground in singapore, where families are demanding answers. >> reporter: it's day three in the desperate search for air asia flight 8501 day three of the deepening mystery surrounding a plane that seemingly vanished carrying 162 people on board, including 16 children. now, the search is ramping up expanding in the waters of the java sea growing to 13 search areas. seven countries all joining in now to locate the missing jet liner. the families of those on that fateful flight grieving desperate, all gathering in airports in indonesia and in singapore. here in singapore's airport, term that twonathat nallterminal two here is where the vigil is taking place. no news yet. but a prediction from the head of indonesia's national search and rescue agency. they currently suspect the plane is located on the ocean floor. >> a deep sense of depression here, but we'll stay strong and we our first priority is to look after the families and do whatever we can. >> reporter: search teams have less

here now is abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran. terry, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, amy. good morning from here. as they scour the seas once again, here at singapore's airport, just back there, and at indonesia's airport the families of those on board wait and hope against hope and pray. they scan the man any fest looking for familiar names. some are stoic. >> it's life. we don't know what's going to happen. >> reporter: for others, it's too much. it's been more than 48 hours since the plane carrying their loved ones was last heard from. the dreams of so many in limbo now. louise sidharta waits here for word of her fiance and five members of his family. >> it was supposed to be their last vacation before -- before us got married. >> reporter: but there are the miracles, too. the lucky ones. 23 people did not get on that plane who were scheduled to. >> thanks god. we were supposed to be on that fright on the 28th. it's eerie. >> reporter: this family can't believe it. ten of them -- ten -- were supposed to fly here to si

terry moran, abc news, london. >> practicing what we preach.ry, thank you. >>> back here at home tonight, and to the economy now. the last minute rush for those christmas presents. shoching and shipping. if you're not done, you're not alone. abc's mara schiavocampo this evening on the surprising last-minute deals, as we ask, is it really possible to still get your gifts there on time? >> reporter: tonight, looming deadlines for shopping and shipping. some stores open around the clock, offering deals not seen in years. >> i just got a pair of shoes for 70% off. >> reporter: online sales up an estimated 13% this year, leading to a whole lot of deliveries. today, e. today, ups expecting to deliver more than 34 million packages, 394 per second, their busiest day of the year. after reports of missed christmas deliveries last year, shipping giants ups and fedex each hired an additional 10,000 workers. some of their most crucial employees, teams of meteorologists -- 15 at fedex, five at ups -- helping route precious cargo flights around unpredictable

moran's last appropriations bill. i'm happy to know my friend will be leaving this body that he loves on a high note. enthusiastically supporting the subcommittee. jim, we're grateful for you and your service and we salute you. also want to thank chairman rogers for his incredible support and leadership and his role for bringing this omnibus bill forward. lastly, i want to thank the scorers of appropriation committee staff who has been working day and night and weekends on this package for many weeks and even worked through their thanksgiving holiday to produce this legislation. the staff of the appropriations committee deserves our appreciation and gratitude. this is a good bill, mr. speaker. i urge members on both sides of the aisle to support it. with that, merry christmas, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the time of the gentleman has expired. the gentlelady from new york. mrs. lowey: mr. speaker, i am very pleased to yield one minute to the gentlelady from california, our minority leader of the house, m

moran, a distinguished ranking member of the appropriations committee who was planning to retire and we will miss him greatly and wish him good luck. >> the jammin from virginia is recognized for one minute. the house will be in order. jammin from virginia. >> thanked -- gentleman from virginia. forhank you mr. speaker, 200 years this government has functioned on behalf the american people and it has functioned for the art of compromise. conservatives, liberals and democrats and republicans have decided what was in the best interest of the nation. this appropriation bill is in the best interest of this nation. it does reflect a compromise that i would say to my colleagues in the democratic side that this is a good bill. this reflects our priorities and this is our last chance to have those priorities reflected in an appropriations bill. me thatur staff told for 2.5 weeks she has not seen her children before they had to go to bed and the reason is that she has been working night after night fighting for our priorities to be included in this bill that she was successful -- all of our s

chairman, ranking member moran, members of the subcommittee. thank you for the opportunity to testify and the opportunity to be called an expert at something. because that is cool. i do not know if he know who i am at all. you probably never saw "knocked up," mr. chairman -- >> i want the record to note, i wager this is the first time at any congressional hearing in history the words "knocked up" have been uttered. >> you are not going to like the rest of this been -- then. [laughter] and i met met my wife my mother-in-law and she admitted to herself and then to me something off was -- something was off with her mother. her mother had alzheimer's disease. at 55y after the strip years old, lauren's mother was diagnosed with early onset alzheimer's. at this point, my impression of alzheimer's was what i assume impression is. i thought it was something that only really, really old people got. and it meant them wearing mismatched shoes and being us to the same question over and over. this time, the only way i saw alzheimer's depicted on television,

we begin with al jazeera contributor lindsay moran, who is a former c.i.a. officer on what led the agency down a tortuous path. >> we have to work the dark side, spend time in the shadios in the intelligent world >> reporter: it was that remark by dick cheney, made after the 9/11 attacks that came to define how the bush administration would conduct the war on terror. at the time the notion of going to the dark side raised few eyebrows. with the wreckage at the world trade center smouldering, few americans were in the mood to ask questions. >> after 9/11, the country was in a fog after the scope of al qaeda's threat. >> reporter: bruce has been a critic of the detainee policy. >> we have an al-qaeda group attacking the united states of america. we'll get them, we'll crush them. that was captured in part by president bush's statement in the aftermath of the attacks that you are either with us or against us. >> less than a month after 9/11, the war in afghanistan started. looking for a place to imprison captured taliban and al qaeda fighters, the bush administr

the border patrol agent, sean more ran moran on the phone, not at all surprised. you say hypocrisy to foeno end? >> caller: it's always been a double standard when it comes to mexico. at least they are taking illegal immigration seriously. >> they don't fool around. if you are at the border and you don't turn back they will shoot to kill. what goes on? how do they handle their deportations or turning people around at the border? >> the stories we get from the people that we have caught from central america, they are much more violent, much more intolerant. if somebody, no matter what country they are from they know if they are caught by a u.s. border patrol agent they are going to be treated fairly, they are going to be processed and sent back to their country in almost all cases. but the people we talk to, the central americans that are apprehended in mexico and later caught by us they tell us stories of being robbed and beatens, raped in some cases. it's a very dangerous journey and a different environment in terms of law enforcement. >> this was a little bit of

chairman, ranking number moran. thank you for the opportunity for me to testify today, and the opportunity for me to because an expert on something, because that is cool. i don't know if you know me at all. you told me you never saw "knocked up," so that is a little insulting. [laughter] >> i want the record to note that this is the first time in any congressional hearing in history that the words "knocked up" ever -- [laughter] >> you're not going to like the rest of this. [laughter] answer theuld question -- i am aware this has nothing to do with the legalization of marijuana. [laughter] if you can believe it, this concerns something i find even more important. i started dating my wife nine years ago, when her mother was almost 54 years old. the first time i met her parents, being the mensch that i am, i was excited to spend time with them and make her think i was the kind of guy i should continue dating. this trip, when i first met my now mother-in-law, lauren admitted to myself and then something to me that some

commissioner president caen commissioner vietor commissioner moran commissioner courtney is on his way we have quorum. >> commissioners, i have the minutes of november 12th any additions or corrections seeing none. >> i'll move any further discussion any public comment all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed the motion carries at this time, i'd like to call for general public comment of those items not on the agenda today seeing none, i'll move along to communication commissioner any comments? on 5 a the advanced calendar i'd like to ask of the commissioners, if you could review that before we set the next agenda to make sure we're up to date on those i don't think we've looked at those and sometimes those get stale or should be moved forward i'm looking at my notes just a moment oh, under 5 e the large development projects when are they slated to start is that 2016 or before? >> sorry eleanor dope manager i'm assuming you're referring to the two projects the warriors update and the market street update the two new projects that are included ♪ report we don't have a status when those pro

con ello, moran noches; realizando el almendro con un promedio esta noche las Órdenes de olivos logrados una mucha nubosidad, inclusive me contarÁs advertencias de nueve a ciento las cosas de california. tenemos entonces. a tomar precauciones. los vientos, tenga mucho cuidado, estÁ un poco fuertes. a 23 millas por hora, que san francisco. auckland a 5000 espera. 11 rÁpidamente que nos espera maÑana. son las condiciones en las grandes ciudades. temperatura que van a fluctuar entre los 65. en las siguientes Áreas. entre otras frescas flores en no mantener muy agradables. Éste se protesten y otros presos dÍas. maÑana, lunes, 54 las mÍnimas. y estamos en el control espÍritu navideÑo. temperatura muy arable. para toda la semana. de igual manera, para conocer cabrÁlia jueves, dÍa central de las navidad es llegar a 22. amigos, mueva noches. >> y le distan de barda o la plaza de san pedro para presenciar la misa topÓ francisco y de paso, tiene reciÉn inaugurado Árbol de navidad del vaticano. >> durante la ceremonia, le pide la multitud que rezaran por el debido a que esta semana celebrÓ su cumpl

con indignaciÓn y dolor el padre del primer joven desaparecido en iguala hablÓ de su hijo alexander morÁn

lindsay moran is an ex-c.i.a.

. >> for moran the u.s. should clean up its own backyard. an officer stain on already stained u.s. reputation on human rights. >> there was a career federal prosecutor assigned to this case. and upon looking at the facts in evidence i decided not to pursue an indictment. >> that violates treaties the u.s. has signed but experts say there is no way to force the president to act. >> it took the obama administration saying that we're going to look forward not back to lose world war ii central finishing legal prince. >> the administration said that so few countries would admit theiit publicly. >> in reaction to this report when it came out, your executive director said that this should be the beginning not the end of the process. how do you see this going forward? >> what we mean, especially now that we've renewed in greater detail about the process kind of torture to which the c.i.a. subjected people in its custody, the need for accountability just grows. amongst the things, perhaps primary thing we need is an appointment of independent special prosecutor to conduct top to bottom revi

abc's terry moran is there. >> reporter: search teams had scoured the tropical waters of the java seabright sun, there it was. the debris field. shards and shapes floating in the waves. pieces of that lost plane. the wreckage found about six miles from the last point of contact from the plane in shallow water about 100 feet deep. and then hours later came the official confirmation. at the airport, body bags were loaded up while at sea, divers enter the water to recover the corpses. all this shown live on local tv traumatizing the families who saw the bloated, broken bodies of loved ones as they followed the news. their grief was overpowered. one after another fainted. medical teams doing their best to control the inconsolable. here the moment a woman is told searchers have found bodies and debris. back an the tarmac investigators gather everything item. a blue suitcase an oxygen tank. the wreckage of a tragedy. a morgue has been set up to identify the victims and get them back to their loved ones as soon as possible. at the same time investigators are searching for those black boxes w

agent lindsay moran with insights into the torture report and whether it is needed to stop terrorists

. >> kevin moran popped the question in a photo booth.suspecting girlfriend smiling for the camera. >> and he pulls out the ring, and the shocked expression. >> the third picture, laughing and smiling. >> and the fourth picture with the couple sealed the deal with a kiss. of course, she said yes. he said he was expecting the strip of photos, but this was also shooting video the entire time. >> just right. this is better than the guy with the crane and dropped is on everybody. >> a photo booth. i think that's really creative. >> it's simplicity. doesn't have to be big and extravagant. simple stuff. that's great stuff. >>> for some of you, your local news is next. >> for everyone else, we'll be back with your "friday funnies." (dog barks playfully) dear murphy, thanks for being a warm pillow, a snuggler, and showing me that slobber... ha! just adds character. . . games, thanks for teaching us to be as patient... as you. give thanks for all the joy & inspiration your pet gives you! shop thousands of unique toys & treats at petsmart® is a rea

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i want to thank again the park staff, particularly tony moran on the urban park greening grant and iope you think it's valuable to receive and almost a million dollars to add to a transformative project in mclaren park and mansell corridor and i believe the view of the country -- that nothing has been done on the design of mclaren park and take the lanes of traffic and two lanes and take the other lanes create bike, pedestrian, just walkways with trees and this grant will add all of the green features that contribute to really finalizing the project in the way that we hope it all be so i am glad you hopefully agree to the consent calendar and push it forward and again the supervisors we hope -- we're going to lobby with them and make sure that happens but thank you all for the fine work and thanks to the capital department for the good work finding grants because we were originally not going to get the additional funding and that would have been one shoe off so thanks again. >> thank you. >> is there any other public comment on the consent calendar? seeing none this item is closed. c

commissioner president caen commissioner vietor commissioner moran commissioner courtney is on his way we have

. >> reporter: frank moran says leap has hundred percent graduation rate for ten years. >> if we can educate our children and get them in college and have them come back and be productive citizens of our community, we will support that. >> reporter: as leap academy decides which grade levels they want continue on crease, plan toys span their classroom space in other facilities, and move them here in to the will son building starting in the spring. in camden, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we are alone in the studio right now because our weather team has fanned out, covering not only one but two big holiday tree lighting ceremonies tonight. it is good they are getting them in, today. >> yes good because, you know, it is nice, warm but big changes on the way. >> big changees meteorologist kathy orr is in moorestown, new jersey but we will start with kate bilo live from rittenhouse square, hi kate. >> reporter: hi jessica and chris. what a beautiful day it was, unfortunately just as we pulled up and started to get on stage for tree light nothing rittenhouse square rain st