estatal la pista del hombre armado que supuestamente robÓ en varios lugares, el primero fue una pizzerÍae vigilancia donde un sospechosos logrÓ escapar con casi 600 $ en efectivo y fue visto por Última vez sobre la misma calle. otro sospechoso tras un hombre armado acusado de robar tambiÉn en una pizzerÍa, como el ocho fue reportado en la cuadra 33 00, de acuerdo a la policÍa sospechoso tendrÁ lugar a las 9:30 de la noche y le piden dinero al cajero de turno, la policÍa ahora busca una persona de interÉs que fue vista hablando con el sospechoso, se tiene informaciÓn de cualquier texto caso de robo, comunÍquese con los policÍa de filadelfia. cambiamos de tema, arrancÓ la iniciativa anual para mantener a niÑos necesitados calientitas por la Época invernal, la operaciÓn calor, se enfocan recolectar dinero para comprarles nuevos abrigos a niÑos con necesidades econÓmicas, la iniciativa serÁ gracias a la colaboraciÓn de concejales de la ciudad, bomberos de filadelfia y sindicato local, siquiera formar parte y ayudar, ingrese a la pÁgina web. ya regresamos... que pudiera reducir mi deuda me di

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. >> detectives quieren identificar a un sospechoso, acusado de atacar a una mujer, en una pizzerÍa. hombre la amenazÓ a la mujer exigiÉndole dinero, aunque la empleada se negÓ el hombre desistió y se retirÓ del lugar. si sabe algo, comuniquese con las autoridades de filadelfia. tambiÉn buscan a un sospechoso de robar un auto, imÁgenes captadas por la cÁmara de vigilancia muestran a tres hombres acercÁndose al auto de color verde. los tres sujetos entran al auto y se dan a la fuga. >> un conductor resultÓ herido en un choque, en filadelfia, el conductor se puso impaciente con un camiÓn de basura, cuando intentÓ pasar perdió el control del vehÍculo. esta fue llevada al hospital. >> ayer fueron las elecciones de medio tÉrmino en todo el paÍs, en nuestra Área hubo sorpresa a pesar de la poca participaciÓn de los latinos. >> las elecciones de medio tÉrmino trajeron drÁsticos cambios a la polÍtica del país. 435 en la cÁmara baja, 36 puestos a gobernador. en nuestra Área fue la victoria del demÓcrata tom wolf, como gobernador el Éxito de pensilvania. los demÓcratas lograron reelegirse. en

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his pizzeria relies on gas for heating and cooking. poland relies on russia for two-thirds of its natural gas imports. >> it's a big problem, a big problem. in the same moment, the economy will go down. >> in an attempt to fix the problem, polo is taking aggressive action to free itself of russia's energy dominance. poland expect liquified gas or lng terminal to be built by the middle of 2015, helping pollen wean off 10 cubic metres of natural gas that it imports from russia. half that gas will come in by ship. on a polish island, in the baltic sea, the polls are building an enormous plant to import and process natural gas. construction began three years ago, in part inspired by russia's decision to turn off gas supplies to ukraine in 2006, and 2009, which affected supplies to several e.u. countries. i sat down to discuss it with former polish president and cold war icon. pollen had the experience where the gas from russia, gazprom, flows a little less. year? >> >> translation: just a few more months, years, and we'll be independent of

the guys who started youtube were three guys, over a pizzeria in san mateo, california.created a superior product, youtube, and it traveled at the same speed as google video, and people liked youtube better, so youtube won, because it was better, and a few years later, google bought youtube for $1.65 billion. okay, so this is three guys above a pizzeria. facebook was started in a dorm room at a college. that's the innovation that we have seen in, on the internet, since the very beginning. it's always been, net neutrality has always been there. >> what about the argument that this now takes the internet providers comcast, the at&t, and gives them no real reason to innovate, that they will hold back on expanding the band. what about that argument? >> that's baloney. that's baloney. they've been doing this all along. they've been doing this since the beginning of the internet. this isn't going to stop. all this stops them from doing is make a whole bunch of extra money, but this is not going to stop them from wiring the country. >> i want to, this is obviously under the pol

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over guys started youtube a pizzeria in san mateo, california. because it flowed at the same speed.one was able to sample youtube, so they chose that will stop a few years later, google ended up buying youtube for $1.6 billion. the dormwas started in room. all of this innovation has happened because of net neutrality and we don't want to put everything in the hands of deep-pocketed corporations who can afford to pay out for that stifle all the innovation that would happen from the start ups and people in dorm rooms. operatingusinesses that have a website, this affects the entire economy and it is a bad idea and has first amendment implications as well. >> let's talk about those companies. do they have a moral responsibility? >> i think they do. by theernet was created defense department, by the united states government will they cannot act as gatekeepers. they don't own it and i believe the point of the internet isn't for comcast and verizon and time warner cable to make as much money as possible. it has other purposes. >> what you are talking to is called title ii of the telecommun

three guys started youtube over a pizzeria in san mateo, alifornia. it was better because it flowed at the same speed and everyone was able to sample youtube and see it was better, so they chose that. a few years later, google and up buying youtube for $1.6 billion. facebook was started in a dorm oom. all of this innovation has happened because of net neutrality and we don't want to put everything in the hands of deep-pocketted corporations who can afford to pay out for the fast lane and stifle all the innovation that would happen from the startups and from eople in dorm rooms. and also just businesses that are operating, have a website, this affects the entire economy and it is a bad idea. >> right. >> it obviously has first amendment implications as well. >> let's talk about those companies. do they have a moral responsibility in the net neutrality debate? >> i think they do. the internet was created by the defense department, the united states government. they cannot act as gatekeepers. they don't own it. they don't own it. i believe -- yes, the po

. >> detectives quieren identificar a un sospechoso, acusado de atacar a una mujer, en una pizzerÍa.

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fourth street can get you around that closure at luigi's pizzeria. >> we will check the traffic again and see what is cooking once again brian and shirleen coming up in the next half hour. >> thank you matt. there is still much more to come in the next half hour of "action news" at 4:00. >>> plus -- whether you are looking for something special for gift buying, i have a sale >>> "action news" continues with adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, shirleen allicot, and brian with taff. >> hello again 4:30 and "action news" continues with a criminal unmasked how a costume designer helped to track down a robbery suspect turned master in disease. >>> and trimmed down body builders share the secret for changing their body in a hurry. >> and later knocked out for speaking out, a young woman is attacked in a mall parking lot, after confronting a shopper, what set a california mother off. >>> and the story that captivated the tri-state area and the country and beyond. the story of carlesha freeland-gaither, late yesterday the nurse's assistant was found alive in jessup, maryland, she was abducted and

his pizzeria rise on natural gas for both heating and cooking. poland rise on russia for 2/3 of its natural gas imports. >> it's a big problem. a very big problem. in the economy -- >> in a bold attempt to fix that problem, poland is taking the most aggressive action of any european country to free itself of russia's energy dominance. poland expects a natural gas terminal to be built by 2015, and that will help poland wean off of the 10 billion cubic metres of natural gas it imports from russia, and half of that will come into the terminal by ship. on a remote polish island in the baltic sea, the poles are building this enormous plant to import natural gas. it began three years ago in part by russia's decision to turn off natural gas supplies to ukraine in 2006 and 2009, which affected supplies to several eu countries. i sat down to discuss it with the former polish president, and icon, lec wallenca. >> poland has the problem where natural gas knolls a little bit less, and do you think this is going to happen less this other countries? >> just a

louis fish, chicken and grill, red barbecue and little seizures pizzeria were burned and looted. and looters made off with stolen property at the local public stormy. it's the first time that violence has up erupted since talking, and they are connected resources to help them out. but make no fantastic, this is the latest blow from ferguson's economy that will be hard to recover from. sense august, an 80% drop in sales, and tax revenue has dropped 6% in the three months ago from august to october. and while the latest violence has hit like a hurricane, it's much easier for a community to rebuild after natural disaster than social unrest. for one, the natural disaster is behind them, and this isn't. it's much harder to rebuild confidence and trust. because freightened business owners are amongst the community. icommunity. it could be easier if the community had faith in the local law enforcement, but that's a problem to begin with, but now they have reason to be betrayed. diane is live in ferguson, missouri. >> yeah, ally, there was a lot of frustration today, because they assumed

several retail shops in flames, including three inside a strip mall, along with a meat market and pizzeria. protesters also set fire to two police cars. looters struck several business. >> i'm just here, protecting the property, you know. it's a shame. >> reporter: crowds rushed into a dollar tree and nearby beauty supply store. looters made it inside this cell phone store. >> i didn't do anything. >> reporter: are you not concerned as you have this small child out here and you see folks throwing bottles at officers? >> we need to move back now. >> reporter: you can see a line of armored vehicles back there at the end of the street, 50 feet in front of them. protesters. flares and gunshots had many scattering until they were able to help clear the streets. nbc's miguel almaguer was among those taking cover. >> we're hearing a succession of gun shots. they're getting closer to this location where police are barricaded. >> reporter: at one point traffic in st. louis was shut down, shutting down a chunk of interstate 44 in both directions. and fires raged in ferguson, confrontations flared in