but that is not the miracle of wail mington, ohio -- wilmington, ohio.ca, we as a nation are in trouble. here is the thing. we have a choice. we are either going to become europe. oh! europe with deodorant. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> and that's a miracle! we're going to be europe. and we're going to do what they're doing to themselves right now, which is tear each other apart, set our cities on fire. it's coming. if you have watched this show and you really watch the show and you've done your own homework, you know. you know what the truth is. you know what is coming. don't want it to be that way. but it's coming. if we allow it, it will be. or we can be wilmington, ohio. we can be this town. this is a town that "60 minutes" came here -- how long ago? when were they here? last year. they're happy people, aren't they? it's always a good day when you hear ding-dong, hi, "60 minutes." they were here. they were here, and i saw it. if you weren't looking for rope after the "60 minutes" series you're like oh, my gosh, we're so depressing. i want to hang myse

and the letter "o" has two meanings to people in ohio. it's "o" for ohio. it's also "the buckeye state." >> reporter: buckeyes are round nuts, commonly found in ohio, that native americans thought resembled the eye of a male deer, a buck. 13 stars are clustered around the "o," representing the original 13 states. four more stars stand beside them, representing the next four states to be admitted to our nation, including ohio. the red and white stripes symbolize roads and waterways, which helped establish ohio as a center of american interstate commerce. with flag facts, i'm kristen. >>> cookies, candy and soda are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to sweet treats. we know we should cut back on sugary foods, but is it okay to splurge occasionally? nutritionist jax hubbard has the answer. >> of course it's okay to splurge, but the key word is "occasionally." too much sugar is unhealthy for you, so you want to make sure you're eating it in moderation. be aware of the amount you're eating and avoid mindless eating like eating out of habit or when you're

wilmington, ohio, chose the latter.nded together, having rotating dinners at each other's homes. no one was going to let their neighbor go hungry. they supported each other. they still do. they became self-reliant. this is a town that turned hopelessness into hope. they took homeless into their homes. they redefined worthless and made it in to worthy. we showed you earlier this week, what was just the beginning, what we had planned in wilmington. i want to show you now more. take a look at the stage show. we put on for the town. [ applause ] >> merry christmas! ho, ho, ho, ho! [ coughing ] oh. i had the pancakes at the hotel. oh. ahhh. ohhh. i have some presents. mr. al gore. it's coal. this is for barack obama. it's a mop. it's a socialist mop. this is for congress. tickets to hell. [ applause ] this one is for john boehner. kleenex. [ laughter ] what a damn crybaby that guy is, huh? never trust a girly man that cries like that. what a kick he is. this one is for george soros. it's a t-shirt that says, "i collapsed fou

he was rewarded in some sense when as a 1958 graduate of ohio university in athens ohio, the school created the voinovich school of leadership and public affairs. it's not often that a state university or any public entity names something after someone still in office, particularly something as prestigious as the voinovich school, ohio university which i visit sometimes and it is always inspiring and lifting up the public discourse. and i thank senator voinovich for that. no matter how high george voinovich rose, he always lived with his wife, janet, and his children and his grandchildren nearby in ohio in the same house, in the same neighborhood in cleveland, never forgetting where he came from. and that tells me a whole lot about george voinovich as a public official. he likes to say that reflecting his respect for our state's tremendous potential, george voinovich likes to say the rust is off the belt when people used to refer to cleveland as the rustbelt. but we're probably going to have the first place in the nation inside of cleveland to have a field of wind turbines and fresh water,

but the gentleman from ohio -- the gentlewoman from ohio is proposing we take money voted under the tarp and use it for that. the gentleman has been asked to characterize that as a slush fund. hardheartedness has rarely come so close to the christmas season. this slush fund is to go to working americans who bought a home, who are facing foreclosure. we now know, frankly, we were reasonably certain of this when we passed this earlier this year, we now know there have been serious legal problems with the foreclosures. some are merely paperwork. others we have seen documented, abuses. you are a homeowner in trouble. you have the legal teams coming at you from the lenders and the servicers and others. you cannot yourself afford a lawyer. you are having trouble meeting a mortgage payment. what we say is we will give you access to a lawyer. not in the offensive way, there's no class action here. there is no legal suit that can be brought against the lenders. there maybe should be. this says i'm being foreclosed, i don't think i should be foreclosed. they made a mistake. i paid that mortgage. o

ohio state. you know?a good corn huske huskers -- >> big 14 by the time they're done. all right. all our producers down there that went to ohio state are happy about that. even the people that went to ohio are happy. it's okay. this is a pretty good year. very cold air where rob is. you would expect that. that's why we sent him there. that's why he had to get a hat. we send our reporters out there and they don't wear anything. rob's smart enough to put something on. make sure you're taking care of the pets as well. here's the snow into cleveland. it isn't as bad as it was. it's pushed they are up to buffa buffalo. here's lake erie. it actually freezes. one of the only lakes that actually freezes at times. but right here is the 402. it connects the northern part of michigan right through here, here's the thumb of michigan and goes to sarnia. right there is the blue water bridge. just east of that, there are 300 vehicles that have not moved for over 24 hours. my old affiliate is there. they are bringing heli

virdot, general delivery, canton, ohio. and he said it's not my real name. you will never know who i am. and those of you who write to me, no one will ever learn your identity. the offer was so electrifying that the newspaper or a front-page story about it the same day, which ensured that everyone in the committee would know about it. and word spread for hundreds of miles. and within a couple of days hundreds of letters, perhaps more, forward in address to mr. b. virdot. a couple of days later checks went out to 150 families for $5. each of inside b. virdot. -- each of them signed b. virdot. even those who did not receive the checks were elevated by the offer that someone should care. now, over the years -- welcome in that period when this offer was made the community buzz about who was this b. virdot because there was speculation it was wealthy and privileged families and communities. always known it was a good christian, someone who in the and wish to them a joyful and merry christmas. that's all that was known. but no one learn his identity or the identit

in athens, ohio. somt school creativere unavenged schl affairs. prest it is not often a statevoinovh , university or any public entity name something after someone still in office, particularly something as prestigious as the. voinovich school at ohio senator university come which i visited many times and is always stimulating discussions and he a always inspiring and always looking at the public diisscour. a that. no matter how high it george voinovich rose, he always lived with his wife janet and hisgettg children and then his from. grandchildren nearby collinwood ohio in the same house, same to neighborhood in cleveland, never forgetting where he came from and that tells me a whole lot about george voinovich as aus public official. he is so much more in cleveland. we're going to probably have thi place the nation inside ofn to have the field of wind turbines in fresh water in lake erie right near cleveland would be the first place in the world. clearly this city has turned around and it's a to the

the battleground is set up over the ohio valley. we have winter storm warnings that are issued through all of kentucky, southern indiana, back into richmond and the high country of west virginia. this is where we've had an ice storm overnight. very treacherous conditions. we've had an ice storm. a little further to the north, indianapolis, an inch or two of snow on the ground. northern illinois has gotten an inch or two. chicago, it's been just to your south. and minneapolis, you've been spared too. this whole mess is making its way toward looks like north carolina and virginia are going to see the snow as we go throughout the day. here's a look at the radar. again, light freezing rain is in the pink. lexington, louisville is the worst of it. three to six inches is possible through west virginia and portions of virginia and we'll have to watch for snow later on today. otherwise the weather pattern pretty quiet in the deep south. that's a look at your thursday forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. well, you

. >>> on thin ice, police dash cam video captures a horrifying crash in ohio. and debacle down under. scary moments as a it stunt with ac it tore hugh jackman goes wrong shooting oprah winfrey's show in australia. i'm lynn berry. those stories and more are straight ahead. this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> we begin with legislative logjam. a final vote on the president's tax cut plan should happen in the senate today. however a trillion dollar spending bill proposal and a plan to repeal don't ask, don't tell could keep congress on the hill into their holiday break. tracie potts joins us from washington with those details. tracie, good morning. >> lynn, good morning. as you can see there is a lot going on. let's start with it taxes. the final senate vote is scheduled to happen it today. it appears they do have the votes to get that passed and it will move on to the house where despite the opposition of many democrats, house democratic leaders, also say they think that this can pass. republicans have warned them, don't change the bill or we won't approve it. even

a dinner out ends with an ohio man injured. two officers attempted to book a man for disorderly conduct. he ended up on the floor facedown unconscious and bleeding. he is now in intensive care. he was out for dinner when a manager complained about his behavior and said he had a knife. police were called and took him to the station. coming up, the morning's financial news in the bloomberg business report. federal rules that could hurt the credit card business. walmart polls one of its products off the shelves. we have the details. >> cold temperatures have caused several water main break is around the areas. we have the latest on them and it live look outside. for itchy dry skin. try cortizone 10 intensive healing. the strongest itch relief medicine now has three vitamins and seven moisturizers. feel the heal. mmm. you smell that? yeah, wait. what is that? love. smells like ham. [ female announcer ] serve a main course brimming with comfort and joy. safeway. ingredients for life. - hello! - ha! why don't you try a home cooked me

clevelan ohio, is under a winter storm warning until wednesday morning. snow totals could end up around a foot in and around cleveland. ly, not fun, but this is the worst of it, so it will only get better. >> there's the understatement of the da >> okay. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> acquisitions heat up on the street. a cost of the tax deal you may not have heard of and the airlines made how much on fee these year your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, it was supposed to be gweneth paltrow's special day, t lindsay loh and her mom had to get involved and get snarly. >>> coming up, lee picks a team and bett farve's playing days finally over? you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. despite overwhelming criticism and candidates already lined up against him, republican national committee chairman michael steel announced last night he will r for re-election. the surprise move ensures a nasty battle over the direction of the

. >>> on thin e, police dash cam video captures a horrifying highway crash in ohio. >>> and debacle down under, scary momes as a stunt with actor hugh jackman goes long, shooting the oprah winfrey show actor hugh jackman goes long, shooting the oprah winfrey show in australia. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and goodmorning. i'm lynn berry. today, we begin with legislative logjam. a final vote on the president's tax cut plan should happen today in the senate. however, a trillion dollar spending bill proposal and a plan to repeal don't ask, don't tell could keep congress on the hill well into their holiday break. nbc's tracie potts joins us with the details. >> reporter: lynn, good morning. as you can see, there is a lot going on. let's start with taxes. the final senate vote is scheduled to happen today. then it will move on to the house where despite the opposition of many democrats, how democratic leaders also say they think that ts can pass. republicans have warned them, don't change the bill or we won't approve it. even more urgent now, though, is the governme

dallas looks dominant and a freshman saves ohio state. >> plus, peyton manning found the perfect cure for what ails him. the tennessee titans. your early morning sports headlines are just ahead. >>> in weather, it's a stormy weekend forecast. i'll have that come right up. you're watching "early today." [ cow moos ] ♪ kids came out. they said, "johan, can i see the dairy? can i see how the cow get milked?" [ children shouting ] you should see the eyes of the kids in the barn. when the cows give their milk. or even i squirt milk to the kids. they actually love it. you know where the milk come from! all right, whoa! smokin'! [ children shriek ] uh-oh. okay, all right. >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, in response to critics who say his skills are diminishing, peyton manning responded last night in the best possible way. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. the colts' peyton manning snapped out of a slump in a big way against the titans. here we go to nashville and the titans coaches will do

he's a republican from ohio. he represents the northwestern part of ohio.s a member of the budget committee, the judiciary committee, and the oversight and government reform committee. very quickly, two more questions before we go to calls. the wikileaks hearing is happening today in the judiciary committee. what will be your angle of questioning? guest: i want to hear from the experts on this. there are many who think that this whole episode is a breach of national security and mr. julian assange should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. i happen to be one of those individuals. i'm looking forward to hearing from people who have a broader background in this part of the law. i believe the gentleman should be prosecuted for jeopardize in our national security. it is that important. host: in "roll call" this morning, there was an article about sherrod brown and it tested you against him. are you running for the senate in 2012? guest: i do not plan to do that now. my focus is on the republican study committee. while i guess i have not dismissed it

. >>> in ohio buried behind this gorgeous ice sculpture is a light house. bone-chilling winds blew the waters of lake erie on to the lighthouse and other navigation markers encasing them completely in ice and the arctic blast could last another week which means we could admire nature's work of art longer. >>> a look at the national weather and bill karins is quickly becoming the least popular kid in the room. >> thanks. >> hey, what? >> what did you say? ever been to niagara falls. >> no, i haven't. >> in the wintertime, that's what it reminded me. all of that happens on the frees in its way. pretty cool. >> i'm sure the folks in ohio are just loving it. >> well, we can appreciate the beauty from inside maybe sometimes. this morning the problem is the temperatures. not so much that it's as cold as it was, but because we have warmer air moving into the cold air, we have an icy mess out there this morning especial will i in the ohio valley all heading for the mid-atlantic region under winter storm warnings here in areas everywhere in pink. southern indiana wh

police dashcam video captures a horrifying highway crash in ohio. >>> and debacle down under. scary moments as a stunt with actor hugh jackman goes wrong shooting "the oprah winfrey show" in australia. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation including the pick time zone. i'm lynn berry. today we begin with legislative logjam. a final vote on the president's tax cut plan should happen today in the senate. however, a trillion dollar spending bill proposal and a plan to repeal don't ask, don't tell could keep congress on the hill well into their holiday break. nbc's tracie potts joins us with the details from washington. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: lynn, good morning. the final series of votes should start a few hours from now including that final vote on the tax deal. senators appear to have enough votes to get this through and move it on to the house. senator mitch mcconnell, the top republican in the senate, is warning house democrats, don't pick it apart. don't try to change it. vote on this bil

he shouldn't have been fighting in ohio, but he was allowed. sugar ray robinson hit him with a punch in the chin, and it killed him. sugar ray robinson was threatened with arrest and a charge of manslaughter in 1947, so he knew that boxing took a awful toll on fighters, but he lived in america. it was segregated at the time. there was no jobs on wall street for blacks, no jobs in banks, few, few jobs in hollywood, so boxing was one way where a black man could become somewhat wealth, so joe louis, henry armstrong and other fighters took that risk knowing that. now, i might add after sugar ray robinson killed doyle, he took a tour and fought four times and raised money because doyle was fighting to buy his mother a house, and sugar ray robinson was struck to the core that jimmy doyle died fighting to buy his mom a house, so sugar ray robinson went and fought four fighters, and they were tough fighters, but he gave his winnings to jimmy doyle's mother so she could buy her house. i think it's a very touching part of his life and history. >> thank y

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kaptur, ohio. ms. woolsey, california. mr. engel, new york. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2009, and the previous order of the house, the following members are recognized for five minutes -- mr. poe of texas.

more snow is on the way in pennsylvania, ohio, and new york. where the layered look is back in. >> one. two. three. more. >> reporter: not a fashion statement, a survival strategy. >> i don't care really how i look as long as i'm warm. >> reporter: and on a snowbound highway in ontario, canada, military choppers had to rescue motorists. more than 300 people had been stranded in snow and ice for more than 24 hours. >> i seen a snow-covered event. you should have seen the vehicles. they were just so snow-covered. >> reporter: back in florida, john arnold has his grapefruit harvest back under way but still feels anxious. freeze scares like this typically are february events, not december. >> we still have a long potentially very cold winter ahead of us. >> reporter: below freezing temperatures are expected again here overnight. 28 or 29 degrees, but no lower. yes, farmers like john arnold are concerned, but they hope the worst is over. mark strassmann, cbs news, claremont, florida. >>> no serious injuries reported after a tornado ripped through a

. >>> and lebron james is going back home to ohio. how will a spurned city treat public enemy number one tonight in cleveland?

bob woodruff tells their story. >> this is the bowcrust family living outside of columbus, ohio.hey had no experience with the military until their 21-year-old son dan joined lima company and got the word he was heading to afghanistan. >> i'm not okay. it's just a little knot that's in your stomach and i don't think it's gonna go away until you come home. >> staff sergeant dan back well and his wife jackie have three young children. >> is your daddy in the army or the marines. >> the marines. >> you like the marines? >> they're the good ones. >> in afghanistan the sergeant told us his biggest concern is his three year sold son logan born with a disease that needs a transplant for intestines. now logan is in serious condition in a hospital in cincinnati. >> oh, i hate seeing you like this. >> when's he gonna come home? >> i'm hoping before christmas but i'm not sure. >> then there is sergeant fatilli and his wife melanie expecting their first child. >> about the middle of his appointment. had to set up the crib so -- >> so he sets up a mobile command center inside his armored vehi

. >> ifill: john merrow reports on an ohio school district where teachers evaluate each other. >> we like to think of it as a way to help people. but if they don't, the other option is, yes, they will be looked at for termination. >> lehrer: and judy woodruff has a book conversation about passing on life lessons, with co-authors andrew young and his godson, kabir sehgal. >> i would not listen to parents, but i found out that i absorbed.

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we are going to learn a lot from the people of wilmington, ohio. we brought a studio audience in today because i want to have them join in a conversation. how many people here believe things now that you thought was crazy a year ago? yeah. how many people are comfortable with the things that you now believe? you are like, yeah! i'm comfortable with that. a couple, right? how many of you -- how many of you see things on this show or elsewhere and you read and you think: oh, i don't want that to be true. please, i hope that's not true. right? so the point is here, if i may... we are no different from each other. i don't want to believe the things that i believe, quite honestly, i can't believe i'm the guy national television that comes to you every night and says, there is some big effort afoot and it's all about global rule. that doesn't -- that doesn't even sound reasonable. it really doesn't. when i come to you and say, we could be looking at the end of our sovereignty as we know it. we are looking at the end of the republic as we know it... i kno

this week i will be in wilmington, ohio doing america's firsta christmas. if you are near come bundle us up and join us on wednesday. you will see bedford falls and learn a lot from the people of wilmington, ohio. we brought in a studio audience . i want them to join in conversation. how many of you believe things now if you thought was crazy a year ago. yeah. how many people are comfortable with the things you now believe? yeah, i am comfortable with that. highway many of you see things on this show and elsewhere and you read and you think, oh, i don't want that to be true. please, i hope that that is not true. right. so the point is here if i paying we are no different than each other. i don't want to believe the things that i believe, quite honestly i can't believe i am a guy on national television hey, there is a effort on fought and our members of government are part of it and it is all about global rule. that doesn't sound reasonable does it? we could be looking at the end of our sovereignty and thind of the republic as we know it, i know how that sou

speaking of to my south, the ohio river just to my left.wards the south and west, we have got some clouds. see the blue sky and the gray stratus clouds working in at mid levels. leading edge of the moisture of gulf of mexico coming in here in the form of snow, sleet and freezing rain tonight. first, dealing with temperature that is are below freezing and already getting frozen precip. 11 in louisville, yeah, feels like it. you bet. 26 in nashville. 4 in cincinnati. to the south where the moisture is coming in, mississippi and alabama, reports of icing inner have nan, alabama. birmingham, 32. freezing rain advisory just issued there so everywhere north of i-20 under did gun here including places in mississippi like tupelo. here's a radar showing some of that moisture beginning to fill in on the radar scope and expect it more intense today. pink is the wintry, messy mix. dangerous travel north of i-20 in alabama and mississippi. dangerous travel today or this afternoon and tonight in nashville. and then exceptionally dangerous tomorrow mornin

an ohio man has been critically injured. two officers were attempting to book him for disorderly conduct. he ended up on the the floor facedown, unconscious and bleeding. he is now in intensive care. a manager called about his behavior and said he had a knife. police were called, and started the confrontation. the director behind some of the most memorable comedies of the 1960's and 1970's has died. blake edwards is directed ken, breakfast at tiffany's and the pink panther series. he died of complications from pneumonia at the age of 88. he is survived by four c the su. on his final broadcast last night, he was joined by governor arnold schwarzenegger, regis philbin, and even a taped message from president obama. he recorded over 1000 shows for cnn. he has interviewed president, sports figures and even newscasters. he says he will continue to do radio and specials for cnn from time to time. coming c >> in our consumer alert, honda has recalled nearly 1.4 million honda fits. the recall affects about 143,000 cars in the united

host: ohio on the line. caller: i am the owner of a property in ohio and another in florida. i got in the mail the florida property house. i called the post office. i never received the ohio property. they said they returned it to the census. they did not afford that mail to me for my ohio property. i have many friends that filled out the one for florida, but they don't live in florida. they live in ohio. guest: it's a great question. kind of complicated answer, but let me talk you through its. first of all, the folks like you that have multiple properties do get multiple forms often. we ask that they report on the form where they usually live. the second -- so i don't know your personal circumstance, but the second thing to notice bais that on all the houses whee we don't get a return form, we go back and knock on doors. if we knock on the door and no one answers, then we get information from a proxy respondent, which could be a building manager in a condominium development or it could be a neighbor. many times, people who don't remember getting interviewed face-to-face are

we are tired of losing jobs in ohio and we need to fix it. you were back in washington would you vote for this debt commission. >>guest: i have not studied it a great deal but i heard the previous conversation you had. look, i was chairman and built a team of people, the cheer architect of the 1997 dprement. we did a great job. we had surpluses and as you know republicans and democrats alike spent the surplus and put us back in the hole again. so, it takes both sides to say we are going to do something and we are going to deal with the programs so we can save our children. i personally, and, by the way, in 1997 we cut capital gains taxes which spurred the economy. so i am not a tax increase person but i believe we should, the reason i favor extending the bush tax cuts and keeping capital gains rates where they are, i want revenue to grow and businesses to grow and jobs to be create asked that helps you to meet your goals. but you must restrain spending, as well, and, look, you are not elected to public office to get re-elected you are elected

bob woodruff, abc news, columbus, ohio. >> how grateful we all should be for their sacrifice.dian >>> next at 6:00 a show of simpopathy at napa state hospital for a murdered employee who showed up in search for answers. >> massive sewage spill in marin county. new evidence into what may have caused it. >> and who is demanding surveillance cameras be installed on a campus? >> anniversary of a holiday trang di. after 6:30 the deadly plane crash into a bay area mall and the wounds that still haven't healed. >>> tonight there is new scrutiny of napa state hospital after a deadly attack there. >> a harsh assessment from two lawmaker who's tour that had facility today. the hospital has been on lock down since the murder of donna gross in october. the patient has been charged in this case. wayne freedman is live with the results of the visit. wayne? >> abc 7 news has been documenting problems and complaints for years now. and this hospital has not always been forth coming but today had a visit from two

they didn't know anything about him that he was born in 1872 in dayton, ohio, graduated. so the learned the first lesson every write er must learn, you'll learn it the hard way or start from the beginning. don't be with afraid, tear it up, start over again. or go in and say i have got to move this, i have got to change this. the formal word gets revision. you'll revise and revise until you figure, i can't revise anymore and send it to the editor, we have lots of revision with this. revising is 90 percent of writing. i wrote that very first book in 1971. it didn't get published until 1982. no i don't have to work on books that long anymore. but that first one, learn how to rewrite, restructure, move things. i have written many more biographies. i have learned the most important thing, you must tell a good story, character, setting, action, and idea. you have it in fiction as well as non fiction. some where along the line we were taught that non fiction is simply facts. it is not truth. facts wrapped around a story. facts put in a story. let's go back to that porch again, t

un automÓvil se abalanzó sobre un policÍa y otro hombre en cincinnati, ohio. y al regreso la controversia que estÁ generando un programa federal para identificar y procesar indocumentados con antecedentes penales. ademÁs, el saldo de indocumentados detenidos durante cinco dÍas de redadas en la florida. las >> agentes federales arrestaron a mÁs de 90 indocumentados con antecedentes penales en la florida. los arrestos se realizaron durante cinco dÍas y forman parte de una operaciÓn continÚa para expulsar del paÍs a indocumentados que han cometido delitos. programa federal contra los indocumentados en carolina del sur que causa controversias. su propÓsito es que policÍas y guardias de prisiÓn entrenados identifican y procesan a indocumentados que han cometido delitos. se aplica en el centro de detenciÓn del condado de charleston. mÉdicos de ciudad juÁrez en mÉxico fueron a un paro para protestar por el secuestro y asesinato de un colega. la semana pasada se manifestaron con globos blancos para reclamar que el ejÉrcito vigile los hospitales. >> a muchos de nosotro

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