when i again suggested it has to his own identification but his close mortality with the stroke. when he did get out of bed he didn't 3 incredible drawings of the to the duengland. the guardian put above the fold on the front package front page news. david's drawings of the field trade. he was also by the way, doing other charge cool drawings and when somethings bad happens wherever there's an individual friend who dies he gets all friends together and does portraits it has to do with somebody who has died too important tray the life that remains. for example, he did this wonderful portrait of his sister margaret and next to that is a picture of dominique a picture of his studio assistants who then dies in a traechlg six and david proceeds or interrupts a project he had about that doing of - he'd been going back to places he'd portrayed in watercolor and in ipad and now in charge cool. he was going to do the coming of spring and he was doing 5 different locations. he gets interrupted by the death of his studio assistant and does a remarkable plays of the thing 5 times and comes b

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. >> tres modelos de autos que se construyen en mÉxico son mortales por su poca seguridad a diferenciar con seis bolsas de aire, un control de estabilidad, es un accesorio que exige la ley dentro de los automÓviles. el mexicano no le da importancia a eso. >> estas unidades no requieren de manera obligada a frenos antibloqueo o mÁs de dos bolsas de aire en los modelos bÁsicos. >> las armadoras tampoco hace un esfuerzo por otorgar ellos dicen que nosotros no lo valoramos como consumidores. eso hace que sean radicalmente diferente saliendo de las misma planta. >> esas pequeÑas diferencias en el ensamble marcas una diferencia que las leyes mexicanas no consideran importantes. >> los legisladores estÁn conscientes que tenemos que tener mÁs cuidado con el tipo vehÍculos que circulan en el paÍs, pueden ser armas mortales. la problemÁtica se presenta que no es una ley agradable. >> en lo que va de 2013 registradas 1000 vÍctimas en percance relacionadas con estas fallas. las compaÑÍas automotrices argumentan que el pÚblico mexicano no solicitan las unidades equipadas con este sistema. >> es una

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. >> comenzamos con nuevas evidencias del mortal tiroteo ocurrido hace mÁs de un aÑo en la escuela deen connecticut, nuevos reportes que incluye fotografÍas, videos mensajes de textos y llamadas al nÚmero de emergencia, tambiÉn contienen imÁgenes de la escuela tras esta balacera y de la casa de adam l el pistolero que acaÓo con la vida de 20 niÑos y 6 maestros tras asesinar a su propia madre se sabe que Él fue diagnosticado con el sÍndrome de asperger, especie de autismo y que estaba obsesionado con mÁs consideres escolares y especialmente contra menores aunque su motivo para perpetrar el sangriento ataqueÚn sigue siendo un misterio. >> y en otras noticias mientras millones de personas continÚan viajando en dÍas festivos nuevos incidentes contra la seguridad en aeropuertos del paÍs, agudizo a un la controversia sobre fallas de sistema de seguridad giuly ferrer estÁ con nosotros para decirnos quÉ se trata de estos casos, adelante cuÉntanos. >> gracias pamela se trata de dos incidentes separados pero con caracterÍsticas muy similares. dos hombres lograron burlar las medidas de seguridad

to show that they lack awareness of their own mortality. to see what they do when you walk in on them masturbating. [ laughter ] are they embarrassed? or like our nonhuman ape cousins do they just keep plugging away? [laughter] while eerily maintaining eye contact. seriously dude i was just on my way to the reptile house. they are oddly human, i have to say. one way to distinguish corporations from people would be to show that they don't suffer the same consequences for their actions that we mere mortals may. for instance,, let's say you or i knowingly sold say 700,000 bad mortgages. [ laughter ] let's say we knew it but we still dumped that (bleep) on others. what would happen to us? probably not this. >> bank of america says it will pay $404 million. >> settling claims related to a decades worth of bad mortgage loans it sold to freddie mac. >> jon: i'm sorry i committed systemic fraud for ten years. how about i give you a cut of it? in corporate america there's a way to cover up any wrong doing. >> that's what the money is for. >> jon: it

as a result, we have seen a direct impact on mortality. mortality has gone down by 50%. since the beginning there are about 6.4 million people infected. we have a program where women , it is morend 35 than one or two women infected. we could not have known it would produce this impact. his eldest son died of the disease. was that something that he spoke about a lot? >> yes, his son died of the disease. in 2002 he knew about his son's disease, and he knew many other people. remember, in that time his successor said publicly earlier that he did not know anyone who , and for nelson mandela to say publicly that his an son died of it, this was extremely powerful political statement. >> thank you so much, doctor, speaking to us there from cape town. this is our continuing coverage of the ceremony to honor nelson mandela, his life, and his work. duncan is just outside the stadium. i imagine that the ambience has been electric. tell us a bit more about what you have seen. >> yes, obviously there has been an electric atmosphere around the stadium. by any means, people put off to

it examines global trends and child mortality noting rapid progress in reducing child death. data released by the un interagency group for child mortality estimation shows that globally the number of deaths for children under five fell from nearly twelve million in nineteen ninety two an estimated six point nine million in twenty eleven. it is in the world. also on the head and makes the network's top four the news. it is. eye. what's up. what's not. the main studies are. usa today without all of troops as of monday the phone to see it got a bunch and six litre see what the end of august on and find a list of books on presidential candidates announced. us national security adviser susan rice visit to kabul and has a meeting with the progress and taught at the side of the uncertainty over the future of us troops in the country. rice maker said it is in the us on preston's best in class to sign a buy back agreement with the united states offered to send the awful on and dance and asked the security at airports. the meeting between home and his audiences and writes came a day of

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including the age-adjusted mortality rates and overall there has been a decline in this mortality. this is the good news. but we would like to progress to be faster and there has been much less progress than their house for others and for some others we were able to cure or control the disease in a very effective way and essentially for other cancers we have made limited progress. so it is a mixed bag for the one thing that is relevant for today's conversation is that we have such a greater understanding of the set of diseases than we did 20 or 30 or 40 years ago. but this has a tremendous hope for making faster progress that we are given the resources and having the person i want to carry the research out. >> host: began looking at the numbers in the annual budget of about $30 billion, just over $5 billion goes to the national cancer institute. >> guest: it used to. >> host: that is my question, what impact has it had on your budget and what can be done if you had the money they make. >> guest: we took over a 5% cut last year and not comes on top of a decade of budgets that were e

over the last decades, there has been a 1.5% decline in age- adjusted cancer mortality. that is good news. however, we would like progress to be faster. for some cancers, there has been more progress than there has been for others. some cancers we have been able to chew her or control. cancers, we have made much more limited progress. bag, but the one thing that is particularly relevant to this conversation is that we have a greater understanding of this set of diseases than we did 20, 30, 40 years ago. there is tremendous hope for making faster progress. we have the personnel to carry the research out. looking at the numbers for the nih, the annual budget is $30.9 billion. it is smaller now because of sequestration. host: what impact that the federal budget have on your budget? what could be done that isn't being done? guest: >> we took a cut last year. that important to remember this is after a decade of budgets that were stable and corrected for inflation. those have been declining. i get every other institute at the nih, we are operating with the same level of resour

to show that they lack awareness of their own mortality.o see what they do when you walk in on them masturbating. [ laughter ] are they embarrassed? or like our nonhuman ape cousins do they just keep plugging away? [laughter] while eerily maintaining eye contact. seriously dude i was just on my way to the reptile house. they are oddly human, i have to say. one way to distinguish corporations from people would be to show that they don't suffer the same consequences for their actions that we mere mortals may. for instance,, let's say you or i knowingly sold say 700,000 bad mortgages. [ laughter ] let's say we knew it but we still dumped that (bleep) on others. what would happen to us? probably not this. >> bank of america says it will pay $404 million. >> settling claims related to a decades worth of bad mortgage loans it sold to freddie mac. >> jon: i'm sorry i committed systemic fraud for ten years. how about i give you a cut of it? in corporate america there's a way to cover up any wrong doing. >> that's what the money is for. >> jon: it's

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succumbed to it and then there was an autopsy which revealed that lupus risk the ptosis, which is now my mortal enemy since age 19, was the one that took my brother away. tavis: you are the last surviving member of your immediate family. >> yeah. tavis: alexis is no longer here either. two: cancerxis past and pneumonia. colon cancersed to and pneumonia. she was 37 and i was 30 4 p.m. so that was a most theater years ago -- almost 30 years ago. 2004, was last to pass in which awakened my sense of my own mortality and sense of purpose in terms of why i'm here, why i've been blessed with the cap form -- the platform to do different things. philanthropicfelt way because of the salvation army influence in my young age. and i've project it in my story about always having the character out in front of me, that tomorrow will be the best day of my life. hopefully, i can make a difference tomorrow that i haven't been able to make today. i don't know exactly what it is or how it will happen. all i know is that it's a possibility. and during the course of operating my life and living the lifestyle that i l

if you see it was you know it was mortal what it would surely you see is that this was it was just at least it was that you. were for. live live live. live live. plus talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to. live. if you. got no opportunity. to start to construct your current. you don't want to be in bed give don't want to be gangsters in a lot of. drug dealers they don't want that bull we know the time that a kid came be we can see. you just needs a hug is i was and i was in the hood and what if you kill somebody but the only real clue you can. well i said what about the. i don't want to die i just really do not want to die young young. speak your language anything about the war not a day in. news programs and documentaries and spanish more matters to you breaking news a little turned into bangles stories. for you here. in troy spanish to find out more visit. the u.n. security council doubles the number of peacekeepers in south sudan amid reports of mass civilian deaths look at how the foreign clamor for the african states oil is influencing the conflict.

over the last decade, overall there has been a 1.5% decline in age-adjusted cancer mortality. however, we would like progress to be faster. for some cancers there has been much less progress than for others. able tocancers, we are cure or control the disease in a very effective and essentially pain-free way. but for other cancers, we have made much more limited progress. it is a mixed bag. but the one thing that is particularly relevant for today's conversation is that we have such a greater understanding of this set of diseases than we did 20 or 30 or 40 years ago. there is tremendous hope for making yet faster progress if we are given the resources and have the personnel to carry the research out. host: looking at the numbers, nih and the annual budget is about $31 billion. just over $5 billion goes to the national cancer institute. >> it used to. it is under $5 billion now because of sequestration. host: that is my question, how is sequestration affecting the budget? guest: i call institutes, we took over a five -- over a 5% cut. we had a ticket of budgets that were essenti

for years it will be see it was mortal what it would surely you see is that it is to see it was just at least it was the music. for. jamie diamond is a guy he's begging to be euthanized and i think as a country as a world we should get together and answer his wish he wants to become one with his maker he says look i broke. the law please arrest me i want to go to jail and be abused by hundreds of thousands of inmates and some on the godly way that's my goal in life i'm tired of being free put me in prison i beg you so he breaks more and more laws but unfortunately the law breaking becomes the basis of the g.d.p. for a country of qatar so like america and they can't put him in jail because they need him out there breaking the law so they can pay themselves huge bonuses at the end of the year so if he's really is an existential crisis. why is the price of gold so high. demand global demand do you think oldest money. know the value of the only place we have to live of the water that we need to survive it's not compared to i mean gold we're not going to eat gold we're not going to bathe.

the most important is all that we have achieved life expectancy mortality rate is reducing and we immigrant population this is the main indicator for which we can be proud of although this is a citizen wants to know christ sharpton is a former model. at the dawn of independence international ratings were actually bad so called experts predicted for the moment and for the terrible figures have recovered then manage to get out of the economics while overcoming all prices is moreover the republic prove to everyone that it is possible to build a powerful nation out of nothing. this has been at the first morning or independents with nothing everyone remembers i find interesting wishing it was necessary to support national currency issue we mark the twentieth anniversary of our national currency of kazakhstan. the total international reserves of context and are growing their phone was soon reach a historical record of one hundred billion dollars. we had an empty fun but now we have such great reserves it's our fault the president emphasized that industrial power and innovations will determine the

suicide and death with dignity laws comes from religious conservatives who argue that suicide is a mortal sin but interestingly enough death with dignity laws actually reduce suicides in or going to washington where passing their death with dignity laws and a lot of physicians and patients come on my radio show talking with them i learned that the percentage of people who actually killed themselves went down when they had access to a physician proof proof right a drug like. that's because just knowing that they had the option to end their own lives on their own terms help them to become less afraid of death and of dying in pain i had several people call my program so that they were terminal and they had the physician prescribed medicine on the table next to their bed each one said that just knowing they had control over when they left this world caused them every day to say it could make it through one more day. and ultimately they die a natural death is very common experience of people in death with dignity states is why suicide rates actually drop when people know that they can generall

it examines global trends and child mortality noting rapid progress in reducing child death. data released by the un interagency group for child mortality estimation shows that globally the number of deaths for children under five fell from nearly twelve million in nineteen ninety two an estimated six point nine million in twenty eleven the saints in the world. also on the head and makes the network's top four. you would you you will. ay ay ay welcoming the exhibit year these are our top stories this hour. this is what kills at least fifteen people in a train station in the southern russian city of fall. israel held so that was held in retaliation for katyusha book is just one extended trading off to the victim of brutal g

it is one of the most heartfelt things that i have ever done, to see young people who have been mortally wounded in defense of this nation. it is hard to see them and not believe that we are doing -- that we have an obligation to continue to do the right thing. what i am trying to do in taking my clerks to gettysburg in a small way is to think about lincoln and that horrible war, the carnage that took place at gettysburg. think of all the animals that were killed, all of the human beings, all of the destruction that had occurred there. and he comes there three or four months later, november 19, to dedicate a 4-minute speech or whatever it was, and the things that he said, the eloquence of it to elevate that tragic moment, and what i am trying to get these kids to understand, after they see a term, after they see the imperfections, that they still believe. that they are still idealistic. even with the reality, they still believe that this is important and they understand why. so we go, yes, and i drag them across the battlefield. i do not feel all that bad about it. the point is simply to

over the last decade, overall there has been a 1.5% decline in age-adjusted cancer mortality. however, we would like progress to be faster. for some cancers there has been much less progress than for others. able tocancers, we are cure or control the disease in a very effective and essentially pain-free way. but for other cancers, we have made much more limited progress. it is a mixed bag. but the one thing that is particularly relevant for today's conversation is that we have such a greater understanding of this set of diseases than we did 20 or 30 or 40 years ago. there is tremendous hope for making yet faster progress if we are given the resources and have the personnel to carry the research out. host: looking at the numbers, nih and the annual budget is about $31 billion. just over $5 billion goes to the national cancer institute. >> it used to. it is under $5 billion now because of sequestration. host: that is my question, how is sequestration affecting the budget? guest: i call institutes, we took over a five -- over a 5% cut. we had a ticket of budgets that were essenti

escenario de un segundo ataque suicida, en dos meses y medio, en ambos caso por mujeres y dejo saldos mortalesun bebé nacio inesperadamente a bordo de un bote que trasladaba ayuda humanitaria a damnificados de la ciudad de brasil. >> ( ♪ música ) >> ( ♪ música ) >> comenzamos. >> este es su noticiero univisión fin de semana con felix de >> comenzamos con la masa volcanica que llamo a las >> de los residentes más cercanos >> tras emanaciones de gas y cenizas >> las medidas del gobierno incluyen refugios para damnificados. >> esta situación mantiene en vilo a miles de personas en la zona oriental de ese país >> el coloso de san miguel desperto este domingo sembrando el caos >> eran las 10.30 de la mañana cuando el volcán salió de su letargo, obligando a evacuar sus casas. >> en disposición, hasta el momento, dan capacidad de 3600 personas a evacuar >> por hoy solo es ceniza, esta se ha propagado a departamentos y otros lados, por loque fue necesario un perimetro de seguridad de 3 kilómetro a la redonda y reubicación en albergues >> iban 2 buses más en camino con más evacuados, había 100 personas

. >> fijese que se robaron un camion con material radioactivo, el contacto podría ser mortal, despuésadora deja su trabajo como congresista para luchar a tiempo completo, fernando pizarro tiene detalles. >> una emocionada dreamer explico el trabajo en el congreso. >> quiziera para las deportaciones como lo hacen con mi mama. c>> asi es deportada a principio de año, me siento orgullosa por que hacer esto por una madre también me siento triste tiene el trabajo y no hace nada por mi. >> la dreamer es contratada por christen sinerman pero lamenta el debate de la migración. >> es como una dreamer a la gente de a dentro, pero mucha es selección es más importante para los miembros que para hacer algoa a la familia. >> intenvendra para evitar deportación. e>> scribo una carta a ice. >> está sitaución pasa en la presión de la cámara de representantes para que voten en la reforma migratoria, el presidente de la cámara pide no actuar sobre leyes de que republicanos sí votaron. >> sin reforma migratoria buscan formas de encontrar amparo para dar instancia legal, damos bienvenido a jessica far par

. >> a tough scary 20 minutes, you think about your mortality during that time >> one of our own made pilgrimage to the philippines and explained the terrifying moments when he was trapped in the biggest storm in history. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, morning. the time is _ _ _. good morning, i'm phil mati. >>> this is kpix news >>> welcome back to kpix 5 this morning. the time is 7:59. good morning. >> first day of december, we have a lot to talk about in the next half-hour. president obama visited the bay area last week. today is also the deadline for his health care web site to start working. we're going to cover where things stand now with president obama and the fairly interesting reception he got here when he visited >>> high-speed rail. okay, the trains, are they running as fast as they should? is the plan running as fast as it should? a judge puts the brakes on it raising questions about the funding. we'll ask what the future may be for the high-speed railroad >> today is world aids day, we look back to see how far we have come when it comes to fighting aids and hiv. first let's check in

por armar esto le pagan 25 centavos de dÓlar, tienen que recoger 200 y asÍ estar expuesto a los mortalesrazo sufriÓ una crisis debido al contacto. >>> estaba embarazada, y estaba trabajando, exponiendome a todo, a los 7 meses tuve un peligro de aborto que estuve 7 dÍas en el hospital. >>> don josÉ dice que sus manos muestran la marca del envenenamiento, que los quÍmicos quemaron su piel, y afirma que tiene que sacar fuerzas, pues su familia depende de Él. >>> en esta mano, se hace mÁs daÑo uno. cuando uno se agacha se pasa la mano por la cara. y una picazon de noche. se me quita momentÁneamente. >>> los dueÑos de los cultivos cuentan con mÉdicos especializados que afirman que se trata de alergias. pero para los dirigentes campesinos la realidad es otra. >>> el gobierno del presidente obama dice que cumplirÁ el plazo para arreglar el atribulado sitio de internet, las reparaciones insesantes que se hicieron redujeron algunos errores, si una persona quiere tener cobertura desde el 1 de enero pueden elegir un plan antes del 23 de diciembre. y a propÓsito, y buscando respuestas sobre "obamaca

las víctimas mortales, mÚltiples mujeres y niÑos, a esa masacre, indÍgenas y residentes de la zona. >o mexicano. >> los acontecimientos del dÍa de ayer en la comunidad donde un grupo de personas en su mayorÍa mujeres y niÑos fueron asesinados cruelmente. >> a 16 aÑos de la masacre, indÍgenas celebraron una misa para recordar a las personas que murieron a sangre frÍa en un campamento de refugiados. >> la crudeza de la masacre. >> como parte de las actividades para conmemorar el aniversario donde murieron 18 niÑos, 26 mujeres y 18 hombres, para honrar la memoria de las vÍctimas se depositaron ofrendas florales. >> no hicieron nada. >> en el mismo campamento todavÍa hoy se encuentran desplazados mÁs de 100 indÍgenas del municipio se fueron expulsados violentamente de su comunidad y se les ha impedido regresar. >> las autoridades responsabilizaron a 84 personas de la masacre de las cuales 58 fueron encarceladas. 36 liberadas y otras 22 se les inicia un nuevo proceso, porque la detenciÓn se basó en pruebas falsas. >> el entonces presidente mexicano que gobernaba en ese momento fue denuncia

. >> when he's coming to terms with his mortality, you see emergency workers start to show up. they begin to stabilize cedric. it's incredible that he survived. and it all thanks to his friends that were nearby that fought quickly to put pressure on that wound. >> you see him lose all of the color in his face. you see him go down pill hil quickly. >> they saved his life. they saved his leg, too. everything is fine. he recovering. >> cedric posted these videos on his facebook page. could know basic technique. could save someone's life. could your own. >> it's time to blow someone stuff up. or as we would cam it, duck tv. guess what they're going to do to it? >> blow it up. >> they've got a 30 milligram mine they are going to detonate into the lake. ne go out of the way. everything wait for it, wait for it. >> what! >> that's a huge explosion. that could be do damage of there isn't left and there is not much. >> there is a flying fish that lives in that pond? >> and that gives you the stink eye. we jump from finland to saudi arabia. these people are on a viewing stand. they are v

ladrones que estuvieron en contacto con el cobalto 60, estar cerca de este material radiactivo puede ser mortal de claves de acceso, facebook, google y twitter se vieron afectados >> investigador de seguridad cibernética aprovechó la fuga para saber las claves más usadas, la primera es la combinación de números de 1 a 6, en el tercer lugar la palabra password >> ¿cree que hombres tomarían pildora anticonceptiva en el futuro? >> ya se jugaron primeros 90 minutos de las semifinales de liga mx, detalles en breve ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ verizon ahora tiene los regalos que todos quieren. eso es poder. verizon. >> ♪. >> ♪. >> ¿se imagina una pildora antico nceptiva para hombres? este invento está cada vez más cerca de ser realidad, científicos de australia descubrieron forma de impedir eyaculación con esperma, pero los efectos secundarios son varios >> temas de salud mental serán parte del análisis en prooxima reunión de grupo de los 8 en londres. de acuerdo a informe hay más de 44 millones de personas con alzheimer en el mundo y el número de personas con demencia se triplicará en próximos años >> pasamos con el pro

aproxima, el peso del hielo derriba Árboles, y a los transformadores los hace explotar, son trampas mortalesrsonas heridas, y 25 trasladas a un hospital durante un accidente en cadena. autos atrapados en la nieve, intenso trÁfico, pero deja hermosos paisajes que sirven de consuelo, la tormenta se mueve de michigan a main. a pesar que una mayorÍa ya tiene electricidad, la mala noticia es que le tocara esperar hasta el fin de semana, para main es la tormenta mÁs destructiva, los Últimos 7 dÍas fueron tortuosos, al menos una veintena de personas murieron en estados unidos y canadÁ, muchos por asfixia ya que recurrieron a generradores. los auto se congelan literalmente. ayer una avioneta se saliÓ de la pista con dos pasajeros. >>> mÁs de 90 millones de personas viajaran para reunirse con familiares en la noche de aÑo nuevo, y piden que aseguren de llevar otro tanque y tambiÉn mapas fÍsicos. >>> es legal que la agencia de seguridad recopile registros telefÓnicos, no hay evidencia que los datos recopilados por la agencia se unen con otro propÓsitos sino de investigar actividades terroristas. >>> m

pilotos en el aviÓn donde murio jenni rivera, gerardo nos cuenta cuÁl fue el origen de esta falla mortalaviÓn pudo haber comenzado en la cola. especÍficamente en el estabilizador horizontal. >>> la funciÓn es mantener el vuelto recto y de perderlo, pues caemos en picada y la nariz cae hacia abajo y el aviÓn se estrella rÍa >>> de acuerdo con la investigaciÓn el daÑo en el estabilizador hizo cabeceo en el aviÓn durante 2 minutos y 50 segundos lo que provocÓ una caÍda vertical sin control. estos cambios bruscos de altitud se reflejaron en los radares durante la fase de ascenso, aunque tomaron 3 minutos la tripulaciÓn no la reporto a la torre de control. quizÁs el hallazgo mas sorprendente de la investigaciÓn que el operador del aviÓn no permitÍa que se realizaran anotaciones de la bitÁcora de las fallas. el operador del aviÓn era la empresa. (nombre en inglÉs) de las vegas, cuyo propietario cristopher despuÉs con cristopher fue condenado en estados unidos por alterar las bitÁcoras de aviones que ntenÍa en venta >>> la aeronave volaba sin lÍnea y y vibraba cuando tenÍa velocidad cr crucero

. >>> gracias guillermo quiroz las bajas temperaturas han tenido consecuencias mortales al sur de laor hipotermia . >>> que siente su corazón al hacer todo esto ? . >>> gusto alegria ayudar a las personas que nos necesitan . >>> varios albergues agregaron más camas para recibir un mayor número de desamparados enseguida en noticias univisión 14 cuidado si espera paquetes por correo por que los robos están a la orden del día provocaron inundaciones que cobraron al menos dos idas entérese una píldora para aumentar el deseo sexual en la mujer y un vistazo en las temperaturas cuando estamos trasmitiendo en vivo el termómetro marca , 37 grados . >>> ya volvemos no se vaya p÷ . >>> también mostro su solidaridad a este grupo de activistas la congresistas se unio a la iniciativa par aúna reforma migratoria iuntegral . >>> la visa u que otorga instancia legal fue aprobada para el añl año fiscal 2014 , el departamento de migracion ha otorgado 10 mil documentos por año , este año no será la excepción y las 10 mil visas u , para más información sobre la visa u , comuníquese con el centro de migra

la furia de tornados en estados unidos, algunos son mortales como el sucedido en oklahoma, filipinaslencia ha encontrado eco en las escuelas, una de los casos mÁs sonados fue el de rebeca de 12 aÑos quien se lanzÓ desde una torre en una fÁbrica abandonada tras meses de haber sido acosada por dos compaÑeras, uno de los grandes iconos del siglo xx, que simboliza la lucha por la igualdad racial, nelson mandela muriÓ a los 92 aÑos, tan sÓlo dÍas antes un aparatoso accidente automovilismo le arrebatÓ la vida al actor paul walker un videoaficionado captÓ el vehÍculo en llamas despuÉs de chocar contra un poste de energÍa. tambiÉn naciÓ el prÍncipe jorge en junio, a los 3 meses fue bautizado, y a falta de uno contÓ con siete padrinos, y se mostrÓ al personaje del aÑo segÚn la revista time, el papa francisco, el primer pontÍfice latinoamericano, luego de que el mundo catÓlico fuera sorprendido por la renuncia del papa benedicto xvi. >> cabe de sacar de que el papa francisco no deja de hablar en todo el mundo por su sorprendente posteridad y humildad, y otra historia que tambiÉn fue protagonis

maternal mortality rate has declined by 80%. child mortality has decreased. in 2002 only 6 percent of afghan said access to electricity. today that number is 18% in the afghan electric utility is well on its way to finance stability. in 2002 there were very few fixed telephone lines and a call outside of afghanistan required a satellite phone. today the combined phone networks cover 90 percent of yevgeny population and 85 percent of women have access to a sulfone. today there are over 3,000 women-owned businesses and associations, almost 20 per cent of afghans enrolled in higher education are women to men and women are active participants in the afghan political process. as we enter the transition usaid strategy is threefold to but to maintain and make durable the gains that have been made in health, education, and the empowerment of women, to mitigate the x to five economic consequences of the military drawdown and to foster improved stability by supporting governments to improve the 2014 elections. usaid places a high priority on insuring the american taxpa

in the dead of night, days disoriented, grappling with emotions, struggling to bid fair twoel any mortal, port in the whirlwind what doo i do? i read a poem. when sadness and celebrations commingle, the body shatters, shakes and implodes, and since your winds blow memories, the land drinks of a up phooer without you, madiba. you are lodged in our memories. you tower over the world leaving streaks of life for us to follow. we salute.to you. madiba -- [ speaking in foreign language ] [ cheers ] >> [ speaking in foreign language ] [ speaking in foreign languag ] language ]. >> you stole the fire from the night. the light to light our hearts to freedom. lit. -- peace and reconciliatio. the giant has fallen scatters brilliant bright leaves, indicating messages of peace and love and reconciliation. shall we walk in his footsteps? >> madiba, they say you are a brilliant man. you are brilliant tooshs. they say you are a wise man. you remind them that -- was a too. they say, you were warm and -- [ speaking in foreign language ] they say you are resilient. [ speaking in foreign language ] was not

el personal estÁ entrenado para usar la fuerza mortal en caso de que vean amenazadas sus vidas con laalizadores de esta investigaciÓn aseguran que los abusos de fuerza documentados en este reporte no pueden ser vistos como casos aislados. concluyen que es imperativo que las autoridades creen canales transparentes para hacerle frente a las denuncias, investigarlas y castigar a los responsables de los abusos. enrique. >> gracias, vilma. importante recalcar que no eran inmigrantes. eran ciudadanos mexicanos que se encontraban en territorio mexicano viviendo la cotidianidad de sus vidas. muchas gracias. bueno, el apretÓn de manos y breve diÁlogo de raÚl castro y obama en un estadio de johannesburgo generÓ sentimientos encontrados. por un lado, la esperanza de un acercamiento. por el otro, las crÍticas de quienes se oponen a una relaciÓn con el rÉgimen comunista de la habana. centenares de mandatarios viajaron hasta sudÁfrica para rendir tributo a mandela. en su discurso, durante las honras fÚnebres lo comparÓ con marthin luther king y abraham lincoln. >> no fue un funeral tradicional. con

so the co-op with mortality that hit him around the age of 40 and wanting to explode out of a one point prospective shows up again and again. it's not just in painting this is around the period when we started to do his amazing opera sets. when you think about aids that was all over the place at that moment. but part of the point you have to make an illness that be seen in different places and so for the. he then as life moves on into the latter 80s or 90s he suffers the deaths from friends of aids but mr. taylor kinds of that an kraefk cancer and henry's life was taken over by a friend jonathan silver and for about 6 or seven years they were talking and then i dies of pancreatic cancer and david moves back to england. he stays in his town during the summers the town of britain ton and in his mom's 90s he finds her a place there he is driving back and forth to yoblg to see him on his death bed. this is the road on his way to york. n this is about a 2 minute section of the drive but if i see a video of the drive you'll see as you come into town you see this phone booth and you get down t

aumento alarmante, considerando que en el 2010 se ha triplicado la cantidad de peatones con rsultados mortalesía, sin embargo . >>> lo que está sucediendo mucho que personas no ponen atención, inclusivo peatones y personas que manejan los coches igual, con personas platicando por celular, mandando textos . >>> otro problema con peatones es que . >>> las personas están cruzando en lugares donde hay mucho tráfico, de noche, vestidos de ropa oscura, no usan los cruces de peatones . >>> es mucho para prevenir . >>> que los peatones tengan mucha precaución . >>> conviene vestir colores brillantes de noche para que los vean conductores . >>> también que pongan mucha atención y que no platiquen al volante . >>> la policía de san josé tiene 14 oficiales que ven cuestiones de tránsito, recalcaron que a fin de año hay presencia mayor de la policía para reducir los riesgos . ♪. >>> unos ladrones robaron una ambulancia que respondió a una emergencia médica, la unidad estaba estacionada en la dirección que aparece en pantalla cuando alguien se la llevó y la dejó a dos cuadras del lugar, autoridades no tien

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people would be to show that they don't suffer the same consequences for their actions that we mere mortals may. for instance,, let's say you or i knowingly sold say 700,000 bad mortgages. [ laughter ] let's say we knew it but we still dumped that (bleep) on others. what would happen to us? probably not this. >> bank of america says it will pay $404 million. >> settling claims related to a decades worth of bad mortgage loans it sold to freddie mac. >> jon: i'm sorry i committed systemic fraud for ten years. how about i give you a cut of it? in corporate america there's a way to cover up any wrong doing. >> that's what the money is for. >> jon: it's that old saying don't do the crime if you can't pay the nominal fine. >> ubs will settle charges it mislead investors. >> they've settled a case for $550 million. it's the largest settlement between the federal government and corporation. the justice department and jp morgan chase are expected to sign a $13 billion deal. >> jon: i know what you are thinking $13 billion that's like make john carter 52 times. [ laughter ] how is jp morgan going to

team for a close encounter with the mysterious narwhal, known as the unicorn of the sea and then the mortal once again, lindsay davis. >> reporter: through the fog, makes the moment all the more mystic mystical, they spot it an arched back off in the distance. quite a sight for sore eyes. >> i can't believe it. we have actually seen our narwhal. so they exist. they're not imaginary. >> there its actually one right there. and then another. this one much closer to the edge. before we know it, narwhals are everywhere. >> there are so many. there is like six or seven of them. >> reporter: we were hoping for a slightly closer encounter wecht v. we venture out into narwhal territory. >> you are kayaking in the arctic. >> i am. >> this area its the only place in the world to see the narwhals. did you hear that? >> reporter: suddenly we hear something close take a massive gasp for air. >> there it is. see the whale right there. >> reporter: if as on cue, the fog clears just long enough for us to realize we are surrounded. they're all around us now. and for just a second, we spot it. don't blink or