el alcalde gustavo petro. tuvo en el ex:un aliado de lujo.dicional plaza permanece a la ciudad hace dÉcadas. @@@@nots ritual que naciÓ en espaÑa a finals del siglo xviii. >>> la acomoda el seÑor alcalde de bogotÁ a su gusto. y uno no puede mandar a gusto. hay muchos derechos. @@la ciunÍn ingreso de 3 millones de dÓlares a las aricas de la ciudad. logo rojos que no se verÁn en la plaza de toros la santa marÍa. uno elojo del capote que simboliza las corridas y 2 el rojo de la sangre cada vez que @@not uni-edicion nounivision@@n regresamos con esta informaciÓnn n s o < mucha energía mucha gente reunida, se siente, yo hago yoga adiós ♪

el alcalde gustavo petro. tuvo en el ex:un aliado de lujo.permanece a la ciudad hace dÉcadas. ni-edic@ ritual que naciÓ en espaÑa a finals del siglo xviii. >>> la acomoda el seÑor alcalde de bogotÁ a su gusto. y uno no puede mandar a gusto. hay muchos derechos. @@not uni-@ upa ! disputa que aquÍ o medio aire. que por aÑos han buscado fin a esta expresiÓn. cultural para muchos y aceptada por la ley. y vitoreado por una muchedumbre. eliminar las corridas de toros acaba con 20 mil empleos y elnon >>> en bogotÁ colombia juan carlos aguilar univisiÓn. >>> una nueva pausa y en instantes time square sirve de escenario para un evento singular en el dÍa mÁs largo del aÑo el solticio de verano. los dejamos con comentarios en facebook y twiter. t uni- regresamos con esta informaciÓns maÑana, esta tarde, en primer n impacto.una valiente abuela se enfrentó a una peligrosa pandilla, para arrebatarle a su nieto!! y aunque lograron llegar a los estados unidos, su lucha por tener una nueva vida aún no termina!! # @@@@not uni-edicion no rptunivi@ @ < mucha ene

i put about $500 million into petro china. the government of china owned about 90%. we owned 1.3%. between the two of us we controlled the company. and we made quite a bit of money. it was a very, very cheap company. a huge oil company and the company was selling for $35 billion in the market and that was ridiculous. >> one ever your famous investments is coca-cola. you bought it relatively cheaply. >> it's very good for you everybody. i don't care if you drink it. just pour it on your neighbor. open the can. >> when you were a boy you were addicted i was told to pepsi. how did you switch to coke? >> well, i would like to say of course that i just finally grew up. but i was a kid, pepsi was 12 ounces for a nickel. and coke was 6 1/2 ounces for a nickel. if you have any insight into my personality you know which i bought. >> so, of the investments you made over the years which one would you say was the single best investment. one that you really are most proud of? >> well, the one i'm probably the most emotionally attached to is geico because of -- a bunch of reasons but goes back t

el alcalde gustavo petro. tuvo en el ex:un aliado de lujo. de acuerdo con eso. su apoyo llegÓ de lejos. sir paul mccartney se sumÓ a la causa. >>> no mÁs corridas de toros en colombia. >>> no mÁs estÁn quienes disfrutan de un ritual que naciÓ en espaÑa a finals del siglo xviii. >>> la acomoda el seÑor alcalde de bogotÁ a su gusto. y uno no puede mandar a gusto. hay muchos derechos. adquiridos que no se puede quitar ha la ciudadanÍa. upa ! disputa que aquÍ o medio aire. que por aÑos han buscado fin a esta expresiÓn. cultural para muchos y aceptada por la ley. y vitoreado por una muchedumbre. eliminar las corridas de toros acaba con 20 mil empleos y el ingreso de 3 millones de dÓlares a las aricas de la ciudad. logo rojos que no se verÁn en la plaza de toros la santa marÍa. uno elojo del capote que simbiza las corridas y 2 el rojo de la sangre cada vez que un toro cae en la arena. >>> en bogotÁ colombia juan carlos aguilar univisiÓn. >>> una nueva pausa y en instantes time square sirve de escenario para un evento singular en el dÍa mÁs largo de

agreed the area of the greatest community sensitivity for future development was in dog patch and on petro hill. that matches what you find today on the ucsf website for the advisory group. [tone!] it has representatives from district 6 and 10. if ucsf and their constituent groups have clearly split in the past, we see no reason why you should not continue to do that. that would argue for putting the hospital side at 16 as the border between districts 6 and district 10. thank you very much. do not stay up too late tonight. [tone!] >> thank you. >> i gave you a map so you can look at that. my name is angelica with the market community action network. it is a multi-racial organization. we were born out of the advocacy and organizing efforts of many community leaders in soma and the filipino community for over 20 years. i am here to remind you of the community unity map presented to you on april 4 at the general meeting. you heard from dozens of community members and leaders who spoke in support of our plan from across san francisco and representing a wide number of communities of concern. we

three days in a row they spend their money on petro in vain.lso bad news for the city in the southwest of cameroon. none of the boats returned with a good catch, and many women here have been waiting all day. in this corner of town, in the english-speaking part of cameroon, an entire community depends on fish. with no means to cool the catch, the families smoke the fish head home. every time he -- fish at home. every time he visits, the development and g.o. is amazed. he believes the local community is proudly to blame for their own problems. >> it is a common group around the area, and it is the base where the fish leave. the more they destroy it, the more they destroyed the fish. directly or indirectly, they are destroying the fish cycle and the marine ecology. >> the men roads give fish of good color and flavor, but it takes 5 kilos of would for 1 kilo of smoked fish. ross viyella is also concerned about the families that live next to the small houses. -- raphael is also concerned about the families that lived next to the smokehouses. >> the

respondía a las preguns de los pamédicos, mientras lo trasdabade urgencia al hospital la lanza le petrócos le salvaron la vida guiándose por estas imáges durante la operación que duró dos horas >>> lo increíble, es q la lanza rozó el hojo, traspasó el hemisferioerecho le ritmo, la respiración las radiografías muestran que él sufrió relativamente pocos daños en el cerebro, y los médicos están optimistas sobre su recuperación otro caso increíble fuel que sucedió a otra joven embarazada en perú, se le incrustrun fierro en su vientre le sió pora milagrosamente, después de varis hora en el quirófano, les lvaron al vida a la mamá y al bebé fue este otro joven, cuyo auto se le cruzó a un cami''onn y varios trozos de madera se le clavon en el erpo este hbre en méxico también se llevó el susto de su vida, cuando borracho trató de saltar la ree la punta metálica atravesó pierna y lo dejó atrapado >>> momentos de pánico también se vivierone en una carretera en perú, cuando cuatro personas quedaron atravesadas pouna varilla de hierro quee cayó por una camioneta más de una hora tardaron los rescatis

that as a fight between sunni and shia i why does more than this this is a shaken petrol monarchy no petro monarchies should be shaken for anyone because the the interest and the interest huge now in the region so we better keep quiet with what is happening there talking about the strategic interests you know the question that everyone's asking over here could arab appeal this take place without questions answers so my position on this is mixed by saying if and this is why i'm using the concept of i think that's something very specific happen over the last two years first to speak about you know people starting to be in the streets and changing everything. wiese no influence and nothing done beforehand i think this is simplistic and then drizzly naive i have studied what happened then we have interacted bloggers and cyber dissidents we were trained we've been in the west to push towards this so there is a clear will coming from western countries to change dictatorships or to change at least what was happening within the regimes so that's clear now to see that everything was under control e

dire bad decision for chemical engineering, bioengineering and say nothing of nuclear engineering, petro troll yum engineering, civil engineering, the reason the rocket scientists went to work on wall street is not just because they

the long-term prospects for ethane are bright because more of the petro chemical industry is continuer their crackers. so i like to talk about the fact that long term, even with all the production of ethane coming online with the shell plays, the fact is ethane has a bright future because so many conversions are taking place. we're at an economy where we need the demand, continue to drive the demand for ethane. >> let's step back for a second, because your story gives you a yield. you have tremendous amounts of money in utica. which is ohio, a lot of jobs being generated in marcellus, pennsylvania. do we need to see for america to start their natural gas engines? is our issue your business could explode to the upside if we in this country recognize how much oil and gas there is in places like ohio and pennsylvania? >> well, jim, as you know, the demand for natural gas is really going to be driven over the long term by power generation and increased heating. transportation is a key part of that. the energy information agency is projecting that by 2020 natural gas demand will increase b

. >> allegations against a debt collection agency for two petro hospitals. >> they had a snippet on the news about unfair practices in the e.r. i remember thinking to myself, i wonder if that's what happened to me. then the next morning i read it in the paper, fairview had said that they are no longer doing those practices. i said i'll be darned, yes, you are. it happened to me last night. >> in the legal business we call that duress, when you approach somebody at a tough time and basically say "pay up." >> reporter: minnesota attorney general lori swanson says she's heard dozens of stories like this. she's been investigating the payment practices at fairview hospitals, a system of seven hospitals and some 40 clinics throughout the state. >> as we look for ways to either cut costs or stabilize costs in our health care system, there are ways to do it and there are ways not to do it. i'm pretty sure bedside collection visits by a collector in the emergency room is not a way to do it. >> i would like to know who these people are that walk into your room and ask -- and demand money before t

. >> yeah, i would say hold on to your hats, there's going to be a petro bust discussion about which whether, in fact, both things might be true. there obviously has been some job creation. it's not the kind of job creation that normally the white house says it wants. and this is where i think what obama said is a little bit surprising. usually every friday or when there are jobs reports or numbers revised up towards or downwards from the previous months, the white house is careful to say even on the best days, this is good progress, it's not enough progress. i think what the president did today was provide a sound bite in a urchb larger context that could be isolated to say, i think the private sector is doing just fine. now, he did say it more than once in the press conference. obviously, you're seeing governor romney pounce on that and interpret it to mean that the president thinks there is nothing wrong with the economy, which is white house would say is ridiculous. there's a lot of actually looking at the numbers to see how fine the private sector is. >> richard, we had chip sal

a big dip in petro grass yesterday.tainty is out of the equation in europe, you'll see that stock take off. in china we love cnok. >> we should be clear about the contrarian nature what you're doing. people are worried about recession and depression and going into the dollar. the emerging markets, the brics you're talking about are seeing a flight of capital, their currencies are down 10%, 15% over the last quarter. you're asking people to actually grab falling knives. >> not necessarily. china today reported great loan numbers. that means the loans are hitting the manufacturers and the industrial firms first. the demand is going to come back in those markets. i think you've got to look ahead, look six to 12 months out. i think the demand is going tom dock ba. prices are going to come back and these are going to be good players. >> why is it a compelling buy now and not in three months? >> i think valuation. just today, ceos already up quite a bichlt i think you're buying at lows. petro grass is at a three-year low. the

i think will not only help manufacturing and i think people are looking into making investments in petromicals because the cost of energy has come down so much, we're changing the way maybe we do transportation, long haul trucks and fleet trucks are switching over to natural gas. i think there is a willingness to make some of those investments. they may not be the very long term ones but if you invest in a new set of fleet trucks, if you're fedex or some company like that, that looks like a good investment right now. >> it's basically a one-shot effect -- >> we could use a one-shot effect right now. >> i know. it's essentially the fact that shale and gas has basically become a very critical issue and fracturing as a technology has made a huge respect with respect to oil. north dakota is unbelievable. there's a turn that's coming here and that the gas bonanza is basically a discount knewity. it's a big deal in pennsylvania of all places. i think it correct and i do agree in that regard but that is a one-shot adjustment to a very new technology. but the underlying drive towards increasing