sao paulo, brazil.ith its crowded boulevards and massive skyscrapers, it seems awealthy as any city in the world. sao ulo is unique among latin american cities. in the early part of 2, when places like rio de janeiro copied traditional european styles of construction, sao paulo was following a distinctly american model of urbanism. imitating the forms of chicago and new york, sao paulo built upward, growing rtically very quickly. bulies a very different here, stretching for miles, is a city of self-built structures in various stages of completion. they line hillsides and rocky streets where some of sao paulo's newest immigrants struggo ild mes om brick and cen where some of sao paulo's alaide and her family came to sao paulo from northeastern brazil. ( alaide speaking portuguese ) translator: from there my father cameirst to work. came i as a maidmy motwas amstrs narrator:alaide mar, they coun't afford even the cheapestenn thcity, so they decided to bui a home thon unclaimed land onn the outskirts of sa

well, with your expertise, i want you to help me judge this pageant in sao paulo which is a place we know has the most beautiful women. >> beautiful brazilian babes. >> are you ready? this is the sao paulo beauty pageant for grannies. >> literally in my head, it went, wah, wah. >> they're beautiful older women out there that i think should be recognized. out of 80 women 60 years and older that applied to be part of it, only 25 were selected. >> that's got to be a punch in the gut, huh? >> yeah. >> to not get accepted. i've got to figure these ladies are pretty -- probably pretty sexy in their day. >> we celebrate older men as sexy all the time. it's about time that somebody celebrates older women as sexy. >> men age better. it's a fact. >> that is -- >> is that an pcopinion? i thought that was a fact. >> that is why you guys get to hang out while the women areitt the koich asking for the beer and playing video games and the football game. >> we age because of you guys. >> i think we just aged. >> i think i did. >> because you take it seriously. that's your problem. >> our point is to

our correspondent has been following the story from san paulo -- sao paulo. >> other latin american countries like argentina, all of them have admitted to dictatorships in the 1960's and 1970's and they went through the commissions. [unintelligible] this commission will have two years to produce 8 report stating what happened during those years, possibly naming the purse bric -- perpetrator up human rights. they will not have the authority to prosecute anybody there is a 1979 amnesty law. it has shielded them from being brought to court. >> the commission will not have the power to prosecute any perpetrators it may find. >> yes. this is heavily criticized by the families of the victims -- the survivors themselves. they said they wanted not just a truth commission, but a truth and justice commission. also, the military, the veterans have complained a lot about this commission which they see as attempted revenge by the government. some were arrested and tortured during the dictatorships. she is perceived by the military as somebody from the other side. >> even if she was tortured, it is not abo

so columbus goes to the port of paulos and makes arrangements. well, think. fellow shows up in town, an italian fellow and speaking spanish, may not have been the best spanish and now he will recruit a crew for three ships. where are you going? oh, i am sailing out on the vast ocean there to get to the east. has anyone done this before? no. have you done it before? no. there wasn't a line to sign up. okay? people weren't rushing to sign on board columbus' ships so he turned to get local help. he got local help from the pinzon brothers. pinzon brothers. they were sort of ship brokers, personnel recruiters, whatever you want to describe, but they're the locals and so the pinzon brothers that helped columbus recruit his crew and prepare his ships for the voyage. columbus sailed the ocean blue in 1492, was sailing ships that numbered three, the nina, the pinta, the santa marie. maybe, sort of, not quite. the nina and the pinta were small caravels, the santa maria, better known as la calissa was a carock, a larger vessel, and here you see the santa maria and in th

paulo book tv to get scheduling updates and author information and talk directly with authors during our live programming. twitter.com/booktv. >> what are you reading this summer? book tv wants to know. >> i am wrapping up a book that is called citizens of london. it is a history of london during the war and includes very prominent people, edward r. murrell, who was reporting in the united states with healthy issues that we should get into the war on england's side. and a gentleman that was sent over by president roosevelt to deal with the land lease program which was our foreign land program. and a fellow named weinman who has replaced joseph kennedy, president kennedy's father, joseph kennedy, of course, was partial to the germans. i suspect the reason why roosevelt brought him home. it is marvelous about the three of them and the interaction and their advocacy of the united states breaking out of its isolation and getting into the war on england's path. the author had previously written a wonderful book, which i highly recommend. called troublesome young men. it is about the membe

he was taken to san paulo medical center and then airlifted to jews as hospital and oakland's. he died from his injuries. the driver of the minivan is not suspected of any wrongdoing. they believe he ran into the street. >>mark: just seconds before launching, space x aborted its historic lodge of the dragon spacecraft. this happens saturday morning at cape canaveral. the loss was the first attempt to send a private space craft to the international space station. officials say a rocket engine glitch is to blame. there are not calling it a complete failure. they say the next launch attempt could tomorrow or saturday. of the >>darya: d.c. of all this suddenly looked? it was a blazing ring of fire clips yesterday. people across the western u.s. watched the moon passing in front of the son and eventually the moon covered 96 percent of the 754 ring fis is not as fat fool fulfill and if the fire live off of live. half if you have pictures of the netflix we would love to see them. >>darya: and this was the view across parts of asia. heavy clouds in hong kong. residents of tokyo and oth

it was part of a musical stunts during an annual festival in the city of sao paulo. he gave two recycle suspended above the ground. not surprisingly, the title is the flying piano. >> you have been watching news day. >> a reminder of the main news. counterterrorism officials in the united states say they foiled the plot in yemen who blow up an airplane using an underwear on. this was meant to coincide with the first anniversary of the killing of osama bin laden last week. more on that. stay with us. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers use their expertise in global finance to guide you through the business strategies and opportunities of international commerce. we put our extended, global network to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet los angeles.

[crowd cheers] not of skyscrapers in sao paulo, the financial hub of a fledgling economic superpower. they think of the pulsating beat of the samba and carnival, not commodities or the world's largest cattle industry. [cow moos] most powerful country in south america? >> gdp-wise, we are bigger than all the other countries together. this is it. hello. time for americans to wake up. >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm morley safer. in this edition, we take a look at the impact of global expansion on american corporate tax loopholes, counterfeit drug trafficking, and the economic rise of brazil. we begin with the always taxing topic of taxation. companies searching out tax havens are nothing new. in the '80s and '90s, there was an exodus to bermuda and the cayman islands, where there are no taxes at all. when the government threatened to clamp down on tax dodging, many companies decided to leave the caribbean, but as lesley stahl first reported in march 2011, instead of coming back home, they went to safer havens like switzerland. >> several of these companies came to this tiny dot on

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man in the pall mall built serve benedictus 16th meals and helping him dress in the morning today pauloin detention accused of illegal possession of hill of documents in a scandal documents alleging cronyism and corruption in awarding of contracts for work at the vatican along with personal letters of the ball and problems at the vatican bank appeared in the media in january as the highest-ranking non clergymen and the papal household the dollar privy to end to end corners of the hidden world inside vatican city if convicted of stealing documents he faces 30 years in jail, many vatican watchers question why the man described as deeply religious answered quietly in faithfully would risk his career and the privilege his family enjoys as residents of vatican city. this journalist published many of the leaks said none of his forces had been paid but declined to name them. vatican watchers respond to that with " take your pick " the secret exclusive club by a circle of the catholic church described as so riven with rivalries and jealousies when church historian called it " a nest of vipers "

. >> and that goes to john paulo's point which is don't repert back to a territorial defense force, remain with the global view. peter? >> that's one of the fundamental shifts that has taken place. most of the allied nations and many of them are relatively new but many are oriented the defense strategy around the nato requirements. and the u.s. obviously had a broader view, france and u.k. to a certain extent and many others but it is not a new thing. what has changed is that the level of ambition of what nato wants to be able to do has changed and changed as part of a recognition that the alliance had broader issues in the world, broader interest in the world and it was important to defend, that the alliance could continue in collective security and in a number of ways that weren't envisioned when the alliance was created. >> stay tuned for more on what to expect from na >>> we're back with robert hunter, former u.s. ambassador to nato and peter fleury. peter, i want to start with you. you've been an advocate for smart defense. what does that mean for nato and how is it likely to work? >>

. >>> paulo also tests for motor is starting to deliver its electra model cars to customers.as more than 10,000 motors, a button not all will be delivered before the year's end. >>> to hospitals in northern california, 20 babies that spent time in sutter hospital in sacramento were exposed to tb. the risk of infection in both cases are low. babies that test positive or show symptoms of key bees will need to receive antibiotics. and killed keying it joins us now from new york. >>> i had a rare look into to americans trying to trade a top- secret information to the foreign spies. also can you get into trouble protecting someone driving, the 13 year-old girl that may have found the answer to the hiccups. the studio. but remember cbs this morning star testament o'clock. >>> google is celebrating its birthday of dr. robert mann. this is the moon sick machine. moon would've turned 78 today. the synthesizer on google has 19 odds. if the would like to create a masterpiece you could hear the sounds. >>> is 632. president obama is going to be right here in the bay area. right here in t

martin del potro was also in the semi's he got an easy six three six four win over alexander billboard paulo from ukraine this attempt straight victory for their portrayal to place thomas purdy next. russia's top seed is also losing for the seventh straight time against real williams the american pairing for the opening set six one and even though she wrapped this started well enough in the next set you soon look second best so the. williams will play you see how to discover for a place in the final. number one victory as a rank has also made the last for the belorussian with a comeback win over the chinese had taken the first set three six but as a rank and then took the next two by the same scoreline will face. next. he might be the. world number one but rory mcilroy has failed to make the cut at the players championship in florida the halfway lead is shared by american zach johnson kevin are a matt johnson got himself into contention by matching the best second round of the day sixty six this a peach of an approach from him kevin now was also on fire on the back nine who carded a sixty ni

although there are some who are seeing red rather than you to take a trip to the top of britain's paulo's monument and find out why at r.t. dot com. plus and promising to love honor and download the first somewhat unusual wedding a pretty officially recognized church of optimism his congregation sees file swapping as sacred we'll tell you more online. sigrid lumber tour. was able to build most sophisticated robots. found anything tim's mission to teach the creation why it should care about humans and. this is why you should care only. the end. dmitri joins us now with all the latest from the business day. so the markets keep falling and falling is there hope for a change of the weather anytime soon well some experts say there is but to the worse actually because they say a perfect storm could hit the global economy next year which would kick the u.s. economy back into recession and disrupt the eurozone that's according to new real roubini also known as dr doom now he says the reasons for this is of course financial turmoil in the u.s. and the e.u. but also an economic slowdown in china an

former england international showing he's lost a little of his prowess ten minutes from the break paulo got right back into contention early in the second period a brilliant long ball like donte by thomas inspired one one. but the final say was to belong to the londoners as a foreign home three minutes from time to ensure the hammersley left their return to the premier league at their first attempt so english top flight football guarantee an a check for seventy million dollars to follow not a bad day's work. meanwhile russia are gunning for their third world ice hockey crown in four years and take on slovakia in the final on sunday at getting malkin hat trick for the red machines which pass defending champions finland in the semi passive arche got a surprise three one win over the czechs and their semi. their hero with a brace of goals. and also going to glory is russian tennis star maria sharapova she will face li na in the final of the italian open a little later on she wrap of the past angelica her best six three six ball in the semi's and remains on course to successfully defend her

i would love to see a sao paulo consensus. but i'm not sure we see that today. in the past we had new ideas in terms of economic development. do we see -- i would love to see latin america come to the world and show a different type of economic growth, a different type of model for sustainable growth. do you see that happening? are there debates? >> i mean, i think the rest of the countries in south america would probably balk at the idea of a sao paulo consensus. [laughter] you know, i don't think there's necessarily going to be a latin american model or a south american model. there might be a few different -- frankly, i want to get away from the idea that there's one model per bloc. i think each country has its own characteristics that require a different kind of policy. and, but i do think that the focus has, in latin america -- in south america has shifted much more to social spending, as i say. and the focus has shifted away from a pure concentration on headline growth towards these other factors. now, you mentioned labor, but you could talk about employme

our first comments come some paulo posted on our facebook page and this response to the question of whether or not greece should secede from the european union he said yes they should they can use the euro as their currency which will help tourism and trade but it will have to be responsible for their own fiscal stability they should have been in the euro zone from the start well i agree grecian a bit in the euro zone from the start they actually cut a deal with goldman sachs to to illegal i would say to to hide the level of debt that they had so that they could get into the into the euro zone and meant to be did a great job great exposé on that thing and thus they are the problem they have now however they won't be able to use the euro unless they do it the way the u.k. does he has some stores take the euro but as a nation they're going to go back to the drachma which i think is going to the best thing for them the next comment for the night comes from dan who had this take on an armed society he said in arms aside is a polite society kennesaw ga ga history is a prime example that they cre

. >>> investigators believe 21 year-old christopher of san paulo wounded a man at tem motel on otero avenue. it stemmed from an argument in a hotel room. the victim is expected to recover. >>> they say peter pulled a bb gun on 30 excuse me three people. officers told him to a drop the gun but he refused that's when you was killed >>> together their arrest and 90 people in cities over a hundred guns. after in a deadly 2011 o quin was just report and intervention. >>> we had three toddlers that were murdered last year. we ask for help investigators also seized drugs including crack cocaine. and a lease is '60s suspects have been charged called trans hopes it will decrease the latest during the afternoon commute by 6%. more than 300 metering lights are expected to be activated within the next couple of years. and a proposal to add more trains to it the weekday proposal. the agency says it needs to introduce more trains to the passengers numbers reaching record levels. >>> and coming up, how the final punch from tropical coral maybe it's worse. >>> and a marriage some proposa, >>> and no

cuando tbajÓ en brasil, supo de su existencia cuando la niya tenÍa 2 aÑos, ye de buenos aires aao pauloa ir, pensÓ que se la iba a quitar tambiÉn, y me la iba a llevar a argentina, se dÓ un dÍa antes de llegar aa casa, y no le dijo a nadi a dÓnde se iba. >>> la peque fue a paraguay, viÓ con parites hasta las aÑos, la siguiÓ buscando, y guardando docuntos que pudieran dar con ella. el destino les tenÍa reservado una sorpresa. hace un mes por sugerencia de una amiga riÓ una cuenta de facebook. >>> no puse esperanza en facebook para decir que podÍa encontrar a m hija, por e la sorpresa cuando ella me escribiÓ, fue mÁs ande. >>> domingo 22 de abril, recibiÓ el mensaje fle que le cambiarÍa la vida. >>> estaba en porguÉs decÍa. (habla portuguÉs ). >>> dije wow! la mamÁ se llama virginia. me estÁ escribiendon portuguÉs, y empece a temblar. >>> pese a la emiÓn que sentÍa, no quiso ilusionarse en vano, y pidiÓ mÁs datos. > dÓnde nacio tu mamÁ, y dÓnde trabajaba en e aÑo 77. y ok, le digo, si esa informaciÓn coincide con la de mi mente, vas a hacer a hombre mÁs feliz del mund y le puse si me perd

reporter: if you've seen pictures of pope benedict, chances are you've seen but not necessarily noticed pauloe pope mobile and serves the pope his meals. now accused of stealing confidential documents without even the pope noticing. today the pontiff's butler is in jail. authorities say at his home were letters to and from the pope himself. >> it is shocking in that he was at mass with the pope every morning. he was at breakfast with the pope every morning. so anyone who knows him is simply stupd and shaking their head. >> reporter: a scandal that has electrified the media. this headline reads a cardinal was guiding the leader. >> a power vacuum is going on. it is not the person alone of the butler who could be responsible for the leaks of the secret documents. it is a network of dissidents who are fighting because they want a change at the top of the papal government. >> reporter: a sticky web of leaks and allegations. in the center of power that also of faith. the journalist who published a lot of the leaked material said he had multiple sources. how fascinating if this is some organized at

thing started in april, two weeks ago when 200 activists broke a lock on 80 here near marin and san paulo, they set up camp on this patch of land. protesters want this land to be used for community agriculture but the claim that the school is going to use it for development. >> we're not calling it negotiations, we're just trying to have an open dialogue with university that does not have the deadlines that they came down on saturday without prior notice. we thought this was going to be continuing dialogue. we understand there is a pressing need to make a decision because the other researchers are trying to plan here and we want to accommodate that. >> protesters said they plan to resume open negotiations today but we do not know when those will begin. uc-berkeley leaders say they do not want to work with protesters. they had a face-to-face meeting last week offering to share the land, protesters say they did not want to make a decision on that before talking amongst themselves. but as of yesterday uc-berkeley officials were waiting to hear from protesters. they say " we did not get a res

but today paulo sound of all joined a growing list of stars on the disabled list.he broke a bone in his left hand and he will go under the knife tomorrow. he thinks the break occurred in sunday's game against the padres. he was in some discomfort but stayed in that game. he was well enough to hit a home run and is next came on tuesday. but he was in a lot pain last night and left after this at that in the sixth inning. he broke the hambone. they expect to be without their hitter for four to six weeks. >> it is definitely something that we have been throw. and we need to find a way. in no, to win some games, so that we can get him back. >> i cannot replace that guy, that is reality. there are very few people that you can replace here. >> here's a look at the action. five contributors to the 2010 championship team. sandoval, sanchez, brian wilson, and how all those losses affecting the team? clearly they have fallen and cannot get up against the florida marlins. brennan crawford had two more errors today. this one lead to a marlon's run. the giants' 28 errors second

a new fence is being built near the san paulo entrance. in albany, haazig madyun >>pam: it death threats and graffiti keeping several students from going to school. this is from new york high- school. with the word i'm going to kill everybody in it -- and new woyork newark. this could possibly be connected with the new musical rap group. still, extra police were on campus as a precaution. >>jacqueline: this live look from the golden gate bridge mostly sunny for. you can see some clouds lingering in the distance. really nice for this afternoon. we started with plenty of cloud coverag in nelson's body -- nelson's body e >>jacqueline: upper 60s/low 70's in some areas with -- now some cooling temperatures expected tomorrow. temperatures are up and down through the range with the chance of rainfall by thursday. we will take a look in your forecast coming up in just a bit. >> catherine: how can a bank lose $2 billion in just six weeks? it is hounding j.p. morgan/chase. changes happening. including that the chief investment officer has retired. t

the butler paulo gabriele was arrested on wednesday night in what i guess amounted to a sting operation. they arrested him in his apartment and he had documents there with him. now the question, of course, is a conspiracy theorists dream because everyone wants to know was he acting alone? or was he a conduit for these documents for someone else. you know, these are questions that we may never, you know, know the answers to, because what happened inside the vatican walls is their business. vatican city is, of course, a sovereign nation. and we, on the outside, don't have access to their court system, to their tribunal. if they can manage this in any way they can, they have their own jails. according to the spokesman at the vatican resting in a cell. he's interrogated by their prosecutors. and he's been appointed a couple of lawyers, and even those are from within the vatican. >> so did they recover the leaked documents, then? what happened to them? >> well, he had documents, according to the vatican spokesman. he had documents in his possession, so that was one would assume that's what t

que vean que los quiero mucho, y a usted un regalo seÑor si pensaba ir a trabajar siÉntese, en sao pauloaje de baÑo estaban las mujeres mÁs hermosas de brasil, todas luciÉndose las curvas, vieron de todo. bikini, mira parte de los trajes de baÑo tiene uno como mujer llevar suba un bata para tapar , habÍa de todo quÉ les parece. >>> muy bonita esta garota, no sa. ahÍ estÁ. brasil para el mundo esto es lo que mÁs llama la a tengo el pelo. >>> quÉ le creciÓ en el pelo un alga. un algo un alga.>>> no le ponga yo les tengo un regalo muy tierno, lesaision@@ presento ad miren... este gato hermoso la sensaciÓn en esta tiene dado sp tenÍan previsto comprara americ 160 dÓlares por ap raer se con el gatito. >>> tiene rasgos asiÁticos tambiÉn. >>> esta lindo parece como un osito. >>> el Único gato que parece un oso. >>> el Único gato que cobra por ap raer se. >>> imagÍnate si nosotros cobramos. .>>> no, no vamos a la siguiente. ya se riamos millonaria. >>> un dineral que vamos a contar. >>> (risas) ay, carla menos mal que es lunes porque el viernes... >>> y el fin de semana.... >>> que se agarre el

the gospel of sÃo paulo and therapeutic religion and so on.hink in many ways amerson is one of the crucial forefathers of elizabeth gilbert and eat pray love, which is one of the books i talk about it right. so what is new is that these heresies really. what is new is the weakness of the institutional small orthodox, historically rooted krishan response. it is not so much that we didn't have heretics and american life before. they haven't had the field to themselves they think as completely as they have over the last -- increasingly over the last four or five decades. the first half of the book tries to tell the story of how this came to pass. and it begins because, you know, every book needs to be gaining some lost arcadia to be summoned up where will be judged in found wanting. it begins with the postwar revival, the period after world war ii, when american churches were full or, when christian intellectual life in the united states is more robust and vigorous, when christian artistic life was flourishing in certain ways as never before in c

the butler paulo gabriele was arrested on wednesday night in what i guess amounted to a sting operation his apartment and he had documents there with him. now the question, of course, is a conspiracy theorists dream because everyone wants to know was he acting alone? or was he a conduit for these documents for someone else. you know, these are questions that we may never, you know, know the answers to, because what happened inside the vatican walls is their business. vatican city is, of course, a sovereign nation. and we, on the outside, don't have access to their court system, to their tribunal. if they can manage this in any way they can, they have their own jails. according to the spokesman at the vatican resting in a cell. he's interrogated by their prosecutors. and he's been appointed a couple of lawyers, and even those are from within the vatican. >> so did they recover the leaked documents, then? what happened to them? >> well, he had documents, according to the vatican spokesman. he had documents in his possession, so that was one would assume that's what they used to get him. b

san paulo area we have learned is shut down between 40th and 53rd as well as 40 fit is shut down in bothit police facility and we will be having much more on this throughout the morning and throughout the noon show as well. >> it is looking pretty good around the bay area. still some clouds out there as we look towards mt. diablo but we will clear out the skies as we look towards the afternoon. temperatures in the '50s right now in the afternoon hours the wind will be cranking up along the coastline. back into the '70s and even some eighties inland. [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people know that you are a serious buyer because you've been credit-approved. we got everything in order so that we can move o

sent tableaus avenues shut down between monroe and the canyon son paulo.several accidents included a new one at southbound 101. ,,,,,,,, >>> i'm sick of of the way presidents are always riding me. i'm an adult. >> hey, i've been there. i've been there. i used to catch grief all the time for president cheney. >> uh-huh. the oval office hooking up the slurpee machine, settling into a "charles in charge" marathon. that penguin would come waddelling in and say, get your pants on we're about to bomb, bla, bla, bla. >> welcome back to "cbs this morning." >>> when facebook began selling stock this week, several people who owned parts of the country are due to become billionaires. one is getting a bit of flack because he's giving up his u.s. citizenship before facebook goes public. as bill whitaker reports, that move will save him a fortune in taxes. >> reporter: you might recall eduardo saverin, we felt sorry for, the facebook fall guy, losing millions because of mastermind mark zuckerberg. >> you set me up. >> you made a bad business deal with your own company.

sao paulo also lower by somewhere in the region of 2%. this is on uncertainty in what's going on in the eurozone and how the future will look, when or not we're faceded with the prospect of a euro breakup if the greek coalition governments can't figure out thousand cooperate. let me show you the euro rates in particular. here we have the euro-dollar behind me flat to just a little bit lower. we did break true the 1.30 area. dollar-yen flat to a little bit higher. and the dollar swissie, same story there. bond markets, this is where debts interesting at the moment. i was checking the yields. definitely seeing a flight to safety taking place, although just seeing a little bit of selling in the bund. yield pointing lower 1.5%. inverse relationship, it does fool you. safe haven to the bund and ten year treasury. check out the guilts, too. seeing selling off some of the periphery bond markets. in greece you're seeing a jump in the yield there, 22.6%. so once again risk is back in vogue. oil, light crude by a percentage or so. brent also down b

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muchachosa que vean que los quiero mucho, y a usted un regalo seÑori pensaba ir a trabajar siÉntese, en sao paulora parte de los trajes de baÑo tiene uno como mer llevar suba bata para tar te, habÍa de todo quÉ les parece >>> muy bonita esta garota, no sa. ahÍ estÁ. brasil para el mundo esto es lo que mÁs llama la a tengo el pelo. >>> quÉ le creciÓ en el pelo un alga. un algo un alga.>>> no le ponga yo les tengo un regalouy tierno, les preseo a ya. miren... este gato hermosoa sensaciÓn en esta tiene dado mascotas, todo mundo quiere ir con el gato y todas las gatas quieren con el gato tambiÉn. >>> quÉ lin parec de mentira. >>> todo mundo va y aque no tenÍan previsto comprar sÓlo por el gato compran algo y cobran 16 Ólas por ap raer se con el gatito. >>> tiene rasgos asiÁticos tambiÉn. >>> esta lindo parece com un osito. >>> el Único gato que parece un oso. > el Único gato que cobra por ap raer se. >>> imagÍnate si nosotros cobramos. .>>> no, no vos a la siguiente. ya se riamos millonia. >>> un dineralue vamos contar. >>> (risa ay, carla menos m qu es lunes porque el viernes... > y el fin de semana

. >> en sao paulo. >> la abuelita dice que va a ir a ver. >> ay!y mi abuelo estÁ muy pendiente de esta nota. >> y sabes que me acuerda mucho el equipo de miami heat tiene sus bailarinas jovencitas per un grupo de seÑoras mayores. >> y aquÍtrabajan,lejandra y isabel. >> leti, todas trabajan ahÍ. >> faltan nuestras madres que s unan al grupo. >> y si te va a esta tarde, , en primer impacto.unombre logró encontrar a la hija que buscó por más de 30 aÑos, gracias a una red social!! hablamos con s protagonistas de este milagro cibernético!! # que bueno que sigue con nosotros esta maÑana de viernes aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica". >> y en la informaciÓn al menos 7 policÍas murieron y otros 12 resultaron heridos en un ataque guerrilleros de las farc. >> los oficiales que participaban en una operaciÓn de radiciÓn de coca en el Área fueron emboscados por rebeldes que los atacaron con bombas caseras. >> 28 peonas entre ellas varios inmigrantes que viv en virginia fueron arrestadas bajo sospecha euna red de narcotrÁfico que introdujo drogas provenientes de hondura