♪ ♪ muc hoy en noticiero telemundo nuevos detalle sobre las reuniones secretas en las conversaciÓn quelevaron a cabo en relaciones de estados unidos y cubas hablamos con una figura clave en el proceso. >> telemundo investiga que hace california para cuidar la informaciÓn de los inmigrantes indocumentados que pronto todo tendrÁn licencia de conducir. >> impresionantes imÁgenes y testimonio de los movimientosme terror que vivieron las personas de michoacÁn. >> buenas noticias para queens en new york que tambiÉn ahora es el destino nÚmero 1 para los visitantes. >> la ediciÓn jueves comienza a ya. >> este es noticiero telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart y maria celeste arrarÁs muy buenas tardes marÍa celeste arrarÁs sigue de vacaciones, hoy volvieron a salir a lo luz mÁs detalles de la negociaciÓn de presidente barack obama con castro, cuando anunciaron que van a restablecer las conversiones diplomÁticas en ambos paÍses, la mÁs reciente fue el martes cuando presidente barack obama y castro hablaron por telÉfono, la primera comunicaciÓn desde la casa blanca desde la revoluciÓn, lori tiene mÁs de

you very muchparksradoxes thank you very mu thank you very muchdoxes thank you very muthank you very muc test. >> good afternoon, everyone. i'd like to call to order the san francisco public utilities commission meeting today's is december 9, 2014, roll call please. 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 whe

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. >> we'll see how things progre progress, thank you very much very muc, indeed. >> thank you nick clark, speaking to us from lima. >>> back roads and poor services mean that many can't get to health centers. we traveled to maronga where one operation is offering help in the form of a motorcycle. >> this woman feels feverish and is infected by jiggers. bugs that lay eggs in the skin and spread. jiggers are common in many ruler areas in sub-sahara africa, and it's caused by poor hygiene. >> it's all over my legs and hands. my legs are painful. this is how my life has been. >> her legs are swollen and walking is difficult. she needs to go to the hospital. jiggers is easily treatable but if left too long it can cause gain greed and can even be fatal. the motorcycle ambulance is table reach homes that are hard to reach. on a normal day this job would be easy, but on this day it's anything but normal. when it rains the roads become drenched. you can see this ambulance has possibl to be pushed most of the way. but those who live hearsay it's better alternative than carrying the patient or usin

arson investigators are working to determine the cause muc of an early morning inferno, the size of a city block, melted street signs, closed freeways, and tore through an apartment tower under construction. took 230 firefighters to put this one out. >>> 13 years after the 9/11 attacks, the u.s. and nato end their combat mission in afghanistan. the mission will switch to training and support of afghan forces. by 2015, the u.s. troop total will shrink to under 5,000. 2200 service men and women have been killed in afghanistan. >>> washington is bracing for release of what's called the torture report. some officials are warning the document could insight violence overseas. expected to detail cia interrogation techniques, the cia's alleged use of torture in the post-9/11 era. >>> new steps to stop racial profiling. the federal law enforcement will undergo additional training but these new rules will will not cover local police departments, which have been the focus of numerous racial profiling. >> when i'm coming generosity, the officer says hey you come over here. on the one hand it is l

the countries who could suffer the oil majors, shells, the chevrons, the stad oils -- >> how muc how much? >> significantly. they are not well positioned on shale, they're positioned in the arveght and diep water. and that segment if ps deny arctic and in deep water. >> depends on how long here, right? we're asking a question about duration. >> sure. >> we have a betterri severity than duration. 50% peak to trough from the tom to the bottom, that will have a big short term side. my guess on the long term side, buffeting oil prices has absolutely nothing to do with oil, has everything to do with politics. >> as courtney pointed out. >> that's much harder to handicap. 40, 50, maybe 55% of the story. >> what is the affect on nonoil producing countries, big ones like china? i'm sorry, don't fight guys. stephen you take it. >> first of all i disagree with that point a little bit. very significant oversupply situation in the first half of next year. now max is right in the sense that there's plenty of politics here as well with the russians and with the iranians. but obviously the oil impo

commanders say as muc long as they live and breathe isil will not seize kirkuk or it's oil. in the last month forces have taken back a lot of territory seized by isil in june, but isil is picking its battles. it needs infrastructure to forify its self-declared islamic state the group is expected to continue suicide attacks to retake key oil installations around northern and central iraq. >> in syria dozens of soldiers have been injured after opposition fighters attacked the government headquarters in aleppo. they reportedly bombed a tunnel in a build close to aleppo and then took on soldiers in a gunfight. heavy shell has been heard in the old neighborhood. >>> we've been telling you about airstrikes inside syria. we'll talk more about those had with our middle east analysts, joseph is joining us here in studio, good to have you with us. syria and iran coming out of condemning these israeli airstrikes inside syria, could there have been a threat of retaliation considering also according to the syrian observatory for human rights, several hezbollah fighters have been killed i

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. ♪ ♪ muc hoy en noticiero telemundo nuevos detalle sobre las reuniones secretas en las conversaciÓno. >> telemundo investiga que hace california para cuidar la informaciÓn de los inmigrantes indocumentados que pronto todo tendrÁn licencia de conducir. >> impresionantes imÁgenes y testimonio de

thank you so muc >> you're welcome. >> jimmy: this is a segue, a a bad segue, speaking of thoughtfulsegue. >> jimmy: i got to find a way to segue into your new show, "wake-up call." >> because, in fact, i was thoughtful and cool in creating a show like that. >> jimmy: well, the show is very thoughtful. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i would say it's very positive. it's very cool. i love the show. >> thank you, man. >> jimmy: you know, i'm a fan of reality. i love reality shows. >> yeah, so do i. >> jimmy: i like even the bad reality shows. >> that's right. >> jimmy: the one that no one likes, iike. i go, "i can't believe they canceled that. that was so bad and good." i love them. but this onectually is great. >> thank you. the idea -- we opened up a production company a couple years ago, seven bucks productions. the idea was to create shows and content that was entertaining, number one. and if we can create an inspiring show like "wake-up call," then we were able to put this together. so, the idea with "wake-up call" is -- and i, like you, love reality. the idea was to create a show that di

laura see ggal thank you so muc. eric garner's mother says she has not watched the entire video of her son being put in a chokehold before his death, but she says she doesn't understand how anyone who did could not think there was enough evidence to move forward with her son's case. she talked with err richb buin . >> i could not believe they didn't come back with probable cause to send this case to trial. it was devastating to me. i couldn't even answer the phone call after i heard the decision. i just wonder as i've been saying all day and all yesterday, what video was they watching? because obviously it wasn't the one that the whole world was watching. >> officer pantaleo has spoken since this verdict. he released a statement and said my family and i include him, talking about your son, in his family and our prayers prk i hope they accept our personal condolences for their loss. i know you've had time to think about that apology. do you accept that apology? is that something you even want to hear from him? >> i wo

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if you know much about dubois, you can understand how a person dub could be turned off dubois.now muc he was a brilliant man but not that gre all that great socially, you know. pretty uppity fellow. marcus garvey said, now this guy can't be a race leader because he don't look right. he's too light skinned, got nned hazel eyes, so-called good hair and all that. in jamaica, those people were problems.starte so garvey started the universal negro improvement association, unia.booker t and claimed direct lineage to er booker t. washington, and later on the nation of islam. in fact that's inherent of the garvey movement. of saw themselves, of course, as well having a relationship with booker t. washington. you know, in terms of social, you know, and intellectual traditio tradition. and elijah mohammed, who was the founder of the nation of islam, often would quote booker t. washington. you have this strain of thought in the african-american community that comes straight comes out of booker t. washington that we refer to as black nationalism. the problem, of course, for nationalist thought is

. >> muc i'd be reluctant to put someone into the post to use it as a bull lie pulpit. >> many of the gop opposed to murphy because of his support for obamacare and part statements on gun control. >> if your goal is to make guns the bully pulpit of your advocacy in the surgeon general's office, that would concern me. >> murphy post add tweet in 2012, the harvard and yale educated doctor saying: >> murphy told members of congress that his focus as surgeon general, we will be on battling obesity, not guns, but the vote was still a squeaker, only one republican supporting him and three democrats from red pro gun states like west virginia voting against him. >> congress still has quite a few of the president's nominations on the docket. what else are they trying to tackle before they go away from the holidays? >> two big high profile once. immigration and custom's enforcement has been without you a permanent director for a year and a half. many republicans had supported the nomination until the president came out with his executive action on immigration last month. they don't like the fac

h lessey are muc stringent than a double-blind amount of data. the benefit of these kinds of trials is that everyone can eventually get the vaccine, so if that works, that is good. but with a randomized trial, you can probably get the answer about efficacy more quickly. when she get the efficacy, you are going to distribute that vaccine that everybody and anybody who might benefit from it. so there is a balance about ultimately if it works, everyone is going to get it. that is the framework. then we look at the advantages and be disadvantages. if foreign fact you are distributing the vaccine before you know it works, the advantages are if it works, you get it to people quickly. the disadvantages is -- are the if it proves that it does not work, we are going to be sitting on the panel with the inevitable next outbreak and will not know if we have a vaccine that works. that is the problem. randomizedith the controlled placebo trial is that some people are not getting it right away. there is this absolute understandable desire that if going to be be

because they are so big, performers want to make sure they get paid for the muc that other companies paying for, do i have that right? >> you do. and i don't think they will dispute the right to get paid for the use of their music. but the question is, does goggle have that right. i agree. and last year 230 million times got takedown restses. they have a sophisticated process they have. and on average it takes them six hours to takedown offending tfrment but they didn't go through the proper channels and they jumped prematurely to the lawsuit. many people think it is a high stakes way to extract the lawsuit. and vicommade a similar claim against google. vicomsaid you arousing musical and videos and against our rights and in a court in 2010. they said no. they had a harbor of protection that viacomwas trying to enforce. >> it is a different world. >> thank you both. you bet. thank you. >> and if you are looking to impress a loved one this holiday season with a yacht or flying house. look no matter. an upscale magazine reveals its annual gift guide, and including high end products and