overflowing porta potties, now unusable. protesters are closing them off to the public until they could be cleaned out. the question is when and will it be soon enough? >> yeah, i mean if we had the toilets, that's a good excuse for them to come in and tell us you know, we need to leave, they are breaking laws and we can sign to help direct people to other resources that are available to the community. >> reporter: as tension rises at occupy locations, so does the smell generated by the overflow of human wastes. >> toilets are full. let's solve the problem and get on with the rest of the jobs that we all have to do on a daily basis. no one wants to wallow in ewe know what. >> reporter: who is problem is it to solve? not the city. this after the health issues -- officials issued a warning to clean up the camp because of visible human waste. it will be removed. and while all the talk here is on what the city is going to do at this encampment, then some of the venders say there will be another variable that will come into play

no word on how much the porta potties would cost the city of san francisco. but there does appear to be consensus tonight is that occupy sf is here to stay. reporting live at city hall, leslie brinkly, abc7 news. >> sounds like it, leslie. >>> now to the other side of the bay. oakland occupy yes, sirs have told city officials to clean up their act or they are gone. along with complaints of fighting, alcohol abuse and sexual harassment, officials added vandalism and public urination. there is an on going rap problem at the plaza has gotten worse. still, the protesters can stay, for now. >> the city staff is meeting with people here every day. the police are monitoring it. if it turns, i believe the city will come in and say, no, you can't be here. >> that day could come soon. an organizer said a science festival for kids had to be moved indoors because there was too much marijuana smoke coming from the plaza. >>> pg&e wants your money. but a lawmaker is trying to keep the cash in your wallet. he wants to prevent the power company from passing the lion share of

no word on how much the porta potties would cost the city of san francisco. but there does appear to be consensus tonight is that occupy sf is here to stay. reporting live at city hall, leslie brinkly, abc7 news. >> sounds like it, leslie. >>> now to the other side of the bay. oakland occupy yes, sirs have told city officials to clean up their act or they are gone. along with complaints of fighting, alcohol abuse and sexual harassment, officials added vandalism and public urination. there is an on going rap problem at the plaza has gotten worse. still, the protesters can stay, for now. >> the city staff is meeting with people here every day. the police are monitoring it. if it turns, i believe the city will come in and say, no, you can't be here. >> that day could come soon. an organizer said a science festival for kids had to be moved indoors because there was too much marijuana smoke coming from the plaza. >>> pg&e wants your money. but a lawmaker is trying to keep the cash in your wallet. he wants to prevent the power company from passing the lion share of

overflowing porta-potties, now unusable. protestors closing them off to the public until they can be cleaned out. the question is when, and will it be soon enough, before it becomes a health hazard. >> yeah, i mean if we have some bad toilets it's a good excuse for the cops to come in and tell us we have to leave because we're braking laws, i'm helping making signs for people to go 0 other resources available in the community. >> reporter: as tensions rice at occupy locations ... [ yelling ] >> so does the smell generated by the smell of human waste. >> interview: let's solve the problem and get on with the rest of the job that we all have to do on a daily basis. no one wants to wallow in you know what. >> reporter: but whose problem is it to solve? the toilets were provided to the protestors by private donation, not the city. this after health officials issued a warning to clean up the camps because of visible human waste. mayor ed lee saying all along protestors will be removed if the camp becomes a public health hazard. a

there's even a security area and a porta-potty.he officials are fed up with all this and they are saying it is time to scale back to make two-man operation overnight. it will support tent shelters during the day. members are willing to have an open dialogue with city officials. report in live, jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news -- reporting live. >> here is ann curry with a look at what is coming up next on the "today" show. >> tear gas used on protesters in california. police are defending their actions. hurricane rina in toward mexico's popular resort areas os. glenn beck gets emotional as he talks about his troubled childhood and the toll his fame has taken on this family. the couple that tied the knot in the middle of a mass of dust storm. can you imagine? 's eddie murphy when we get started on a wednesday morning here on "today." >> i guess that is good luck. 48 degrees on tv hill >> how are things shaping up? >> we have some debris and charles street. the right lane is block. not seeing any delays. northbound 95, we have a

saturday starts with rain and temperatures in the porta-potty, but as it falls into the 30's, it couldstarts with rain and temperatures in the 40's. sunshine returns for football on sunday. >> thanks for joining us. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- --www.ncicap.org--

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we will continue to put porta- potti is down there.k with the mayor's office and the department of public health, and we drop garbage cans all over the place. there are extra garbage cans we service every day. this is all at city expense. no one is asking anything of the demonstrators, but we are trying to be smart about what appears to be something that may go on for quite some time. >> i appreciate that, and i appreciate your efforts. do we have plans in place in case this movement gets larger? i did not know how many people are there now. i want to know, presumably we are talking fire department, mayor's office, but it does seem to be a reasonable possibility that we can be here for a while, and we are thinking not just about today but about next month. >> so does the question where do i anticipate a leaderless group known next? >> that is not so much my question as we could be in a situation where we need to find more space, and i wonder if those discussions have started with the mayor's office or anywhere else, because that is a v

says, hey, if you have a problem with the sanitation's commission, can any of you arrange to get some porta-pottis down there. if you have a problem with this, we can do this? it is easy to say we support free speech, but if you do absolutely nothing to carry that out, it is meaningless. free speech is the basis of our society, and i have seen it too many people go before city bodies and have to fight for the right to speak and have to fight them for the right for the access to public record, which they need. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> in regard to occupy san francisco, from what i have seen, the issues that affect the city also affect that assembly. because it is a microcosm of the city. those issues really cannot be ignored or hide. it is important that the city try to help and protect the assembly right to be there, and hopefully resolution to the issues that affect the city can come out from occupied san francisco. thank you. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> the overhead, please. thank you. tom. south beach apartment. i presume i can speak now. we are going to revis

they have to use porta pottities for restrooms. they don't have a cafeteria.ut they say that the students are at least back in school and learning. >> my shirt is a gift from actually one of the workers who brought the mobile trailers in saying shake rattle and roll. you can shake, rattle, and roll us, but you won't be bringing us down. >> they are both closed for at least the rest of this school year. the county is still waiting for final damage estimate. but the early damaged estimates are close to $60 million. >>> closer to home, same-sex marriages in virginia, the state banned them, but now a church is taking steps towards recognizing them. st. paul's memorial in charlottesville joined six other congregations in the diocese of virginia, approving to perform similar ceremonies, but st. paul's director says that the ceremonies are different from what we traditionally think of as a marriage, considering them, and we quote, "a recognition of mutual joy." what do you think of that, recognition of mutual joy, is it a separate, but equal deal? sound off on our fa

porta-potties arrived today courtesy of donations but it may be too little too late. the mayor is working out a plan to send the protestors packing. >> we have to enforce the laws. i have been tell people and we have been giving all the notices out, giving a lot of room for everybody to cooperate. >> police sent out a new warning to demonstrators yesterday threatening arrests. some protestors are now talking about moving the camp possibly to civic center plaza. >>> one ongoing suburban protest has already relocated to a more visible spot. demonstrators in walnut creek took their regular gathering to the bart station today. the group has been meeting every wednesday and is growing by the week. >>> and in san jose, occupiers have restaked their claim in front of city hall. they moved back this morning after another round of arrests yesterday briefly sent them across the street. protestors say they are short on cash because they have been spending so much on bail. they are now using facebook to solicit donations of hot food and coffee. >>> and for the very latest on the

the union has actually talked about sponsoring and paying for porta-potties for people to stay overnight if they decide to. and we have just heard that there will be another protest, elizabeth, just like it in walnut creek on wednesday. >> all right, christin ayers, thank you. >>> a major surge on wall street was sparked by optimistic news from the european union. french president from nicolas sarkozy and german chancellor angela merkel met today in berlin. they promised to strengthen european banks and finalize a response to the continent's debt crisis by the end of the month. european and north american stocks rallied after that announcement. all three major american markets finished higher with the dow soaring 330 points. >>> it's now a crime to openly carry a handgun in california. that's one of the new laws signed by governor jerry brown. another ban is the sale of alcohol at the self checkout ladies and gentlemen. the concern was it would be easier for minors to get their hands on beer and wine in the self checkout lines. another law allows minors to get preventative treatment for

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. >> the city has also said it's working on a way to provide porta-potties and handwashing stations for the protesters in san francisco. how about san jose? police arrested eight "occupy" protestors early this morning. they have been camping at city hall plaza illegally since october 2. police say that the demonstrators ignored repeated warnings over the past few weeks about their trash and public urination. police also charged one protestors with felony vandalism. that was after he allegedly scratched up a police car. >>> the race for a local board is turning ugly in menlo park. someone has been taking down one candidate's campaign signs. mark sayre with a key piece of evidence the alleged perpetrator left behind that might solve this mystery. mark. >> reporter: elizabeth, in the scheme of elections, the race for a seat on the menlo park fire protection district is essentially a local issue. but in this race, there's plate cal whodunnit that may have ties to an elected official here at city hall. >> this is the front yard. the sign was lying down behind the tree about here. >>> reporte

camping is only allowed if there's no alcohol, drugs or violence and protesters use the porta potty provided near city hall. jade hernandez. >>> san francisco demonstrators are still out tonight at the occupy encampment in justin herman plaza. the encampment can stay for now. there hasn't been much of a police presence this weekend. mayor ed lee says the city is working with protest leaders to try to keep the site clean and safe. something the protesters are agreeing to do. >> they're going to come up with a resolution to make this camp workable. i don't know how long it's going to last. >> reporter: the group has several peaceful events planned for this week including a march and rally thursday in conjunction with the global protest of the g20 summit. >>> buddhist monks were among a diverse group that joined the protest in san jose. the group is on a walk to stop nuclear war but lended its sport to the protesters. meanwhile shean oconnelly is still perched atop city hall. >>> the website claims to be mayor quan's official site however her office says it is not. one posting on the website is

they have food services, a security station and even a single porta-potty. the plaza resembles a campground with dozens of protesters. the movement is about denouncing wall street's role in the mortgage meltdown. >> since housing is not a human right in the richest nation in the world, one of the points of being here is to make this a home that we can all be in all the time. >> but city officials are fed up with the tent city that is taken over. the mayor's office issued a statement that says city government is committed to protecting the free speech rights of baltimore's citizens and that is why any citizen is free to peacefully demonstrate at mckeldin plaza with guidelines. mckeldin plaza is not a campground and overnight camping is prohibited. would provide protesters with tent shelters during the day. >> it will get colder with winter coming. how will prevent people from getting sick or frostbite. >> protesters balk at the idea of clearing up the idea to make a look pretty. >> the 40,000 row homes are more of a danger and eyesore. >> i work full time. i

. >> we're working on this issue to get porta-potties to make sure that everybody keeps things clean.stors say their stay will be indefinite and they don't want to give any cause for removal or any reason to did h e -- destruct their ultimate mission. >> got a little bit of rain last night. a little fog this morning. >> that is t for moisture for today, , we've got to deal with the early fog. once the sun comes up, we have pretty much clear skies. we'll have a dry day and i nice day on tap for us today -- a nice day on tap for us today. we are getting off to a cool start. we've got 50 degrees for your current temperature. 50 out at dulles airport as well. 52 in winchester. 51 at patuxent naval air station. it is 45 in fredericksburg and 4 in baltimore. here is a look at the satellite- radar composite for the region. you see mostly clear skies. this doesn't really capture the fog that we have out there. but it is enough fog that we have a fog advisory in effect for some of of the counties west of the district. there is a rainmaker off to the north and west across the great lakes region

put out the porta-potties and it cleared up. i'm not sure about the message. >> reporter: this photographer came out to capture the moment. a much smaller group maintains occupy san jose which started a week and a half ago. >> you can already see the interest that the politicians of 2012 have taken on us. we will not go to their table, they will come to our table. >> reporter: back here live, speakers continue, you see the orange cones, this group is planning to then occupy city hall. the group richmond progressive alliance is here, they're one of the organizers efforts. we talked about politicians i contacted the mayor of richmond to see what she feels about this. if they'll be in front of city hall camping, she says she strongly supports this and this effort against what she calls corporate demonstration. maureen naylor. >>> the protests on banks in america is not only happening on wall street. a group is rallying in front of a bank that is trying to foreclose on a home of one of their members. >>> president obama is said to v

you got porta-potties to make sure that everybody keeps things clean. >> reporter: the protests are sayheir stay will be indefinite and they don't want to give any cause for removal or any reason to destruct their ultimate mission. >> if they see something, deal with it. this is where you live. this is your front porch. >> aside from health and safety issues, there is a permit problem that may soon come to a head. occupy d.c. doesn't have one. park police have been weighing in on how to handle that. >>> president obama announcing changes for a federal home loan program. we'll take a look at who will benefit from that coming up on fox 5. >>> we'll check in with stacy on our top story. we'll be right back. ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut cheerios. want whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. it's a win win. good? [ crunching, sippin

to get porta potties and to make sure everyone keeps things clean. >> reporter: protestors say their stay is indefinite and they don't want to give cause for removal or any reason to disrupt their ultimate mission. >> and if they see something, deal with it. this is your park, where you live and your front porch. >> reporter: aside from the health and safety issue, there is a permit problem that may come to a head. the park police have been weighing how to handle that. >> and in the spirit of trying to get their message to a broader audience, in some areas, we have seen the protestors wear suit and ties. any sign of that? i didn't see it in the video. >> i didn't either. this seems to be a more organic sort of movement and they're committed to beingef man and woman. what you saw is reflective of the entire scene and everyone wearing jeans and t-shirts and keeping that loose and wanting to stick to the message that they want to take the government back for the people. >> okay, thank you for the update. >>> >>> now to the state of the redskins. the quarterback change was not enough to

as soon as they got here they had porta poties delivered, committees set up to tell people where to put the tents. several dozen tents op the squad. talking to people last night, head of sort of a no smoking committee for telling people where they could or couldn't smoke. very sensitive to the idea that if they give the administration the ekts cause they could be evicted from this place where they've occupied, this college where they've moved in. >> interesting stuff. patrick otman, thanks so much. >>> on to the campaign trail, a presidential candidate's daughters make their own campaign ad wearing mustaches, blowing bubbles, so who are they and what in the world are they doing? we'll tell you. it's megan. i'm getting new insurance. marjorie, you've had a policy with us for three years. it's been five years. five years. well, progressive gives megan discounts that you guys didn't. paperless, safe driver, and i get great service. meredith, what's shakin', bacon? they'll figure it out. getting you the discounts you deserve. now, that's progressive. call or click today. aspercreme breaks t

. >> reporter: today the porta- potties paid for by donations arrived. >> now we have indoor plumbing. >> reporter: at this point, however, that's not something the mayor who faces election in two weeks wants to hear. >> we have to enforce our overnight camping laws. >> reporter: and the that was phil matier report -- >> and that was phil matier reporting from san francisco. >>> the violent crackdown in oakland is making headlines coast to coast. but is "occupy"'s message lost in the fog of tear gas and rubber bullets? ann notarangelo has occupy walnut creek with that part of the story. >> reporter: they moved to a different location for protest. they came to the bart station hoping they would attract more people get more momentum from people off the trains. it didn't happen. they are going back to the original location next wednesday. but they are still attracting new people. they had a contingency of 30 nurses here today airing their grievances. there are a variety of voices like all the "occupy" movement. >> my passion is listen to what the people want. >> reporter: the "occupy" wa

back here live at the tent city here at frank ogawa plaza, the protestors say they have porta- potties here and that everything is nice. the city says there are problems including public urination, defecation, rats, open flame cooking. there is a protest set up at snow park and they refuse go unless in handcuffs. >>> matt bigler is outside city hall where police moved in overnight. good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: this is one of the smaller "occupy" movement five or six tents but they are gone this morning. around 3 a.m., police swooped in and started waking people up. they handed out citations. and making arrests. according to the occupiers, some 12 people have been arrested by police. we talked to one of those occupiers eugene sheryl. he says that he was not arrested because he is in a wheelchair. >> at 3:00 this morning, he and the police showed up started arrest everyone and i mean putting them into the -- the police vans and tearing down all of the tents in the occupation. >> reporter: now, everybody that we have talked to this morning very surprised, shocked even, that

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>>reporter: they say they have taken steps to collect donations to rent the porta- potti that had showedp here. >> we are trying to mitigate all of the problems that have popped up down here. >>pam: this is a live picture and here are the number of people who are gathered carried an open rally is getting underway our reporters are on the scene. stay with us as we continue to cover the occupy protest all around the bay area. we will keep you updated on the situation in oakland as it continues to unfold tonight. we will be right back. >>jacqueline: and other mild day out there. i will have details on your chilly forecast coming up. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. so take a step forward... and chase what matters. >>pam: parents and teachers have gathered outside of a meeting where the fate of five elementar

instead of spending no ining mo massive police shields and helmets, we put a couple po porta-pottiese're accommodating it. there's nobody in the park anyway. it's getting chilly. they set up tents which we usually don't allow overnight parking but we've given them a special permit. look, this is america. maybe in china, soviet russia, kind of still a soviet there, maybe you use batons and stuff. we're trying to accommodate public protest. it happens, of course, i agree with them, you know how i feel about wall street, but look, this is part of being in the town square. this is the state capital. this is city hall. they have a right to protest. we want them to be heard. >> everything is so connected. i mean, these folks across america are out in the street because they're seeing firefighters and teachers and people being laid off. this is all part of the problem. it all connects. so is lansing at risk of teacher and first responders being let go? >> oh, no question. no question. i had to lay off 36 police officers and 11 firefighters and close three fire stations. i didn't want to do

over the past five minutes or so, you can see that they are in the process of bringing and porta-potti. the people from occupied san francisco are paid for this. >>darya: bart to check their tracks within minutes and confirmed everything was clear. >>george: three different lines of bart are delayed. all three of those lines are affected fit with what is being called major delays. bart only say that there is an equipment problem on the track this. there is no indication of how long it will take to fix. of with delays of the 30 minutes or more, they are recommending alternate transportation. they say there is no way to accommodate a bus in bridge to the problem because there are to the lines, to many stations and to many people affected. they are recommended alternate transportation because of continuing problems with major delays. any trains travelling through the base their station in the commute directions >>justine: so many people are turning to the kron 4 facebook fan page to give us their comments. this is not just an east bay issue. in the belmont, one person said yes, i felt the

first, those garbage cans were empty or second the new porta- potties were brought in, brand- new ones that leads us to believe that maybe they are getting ready to allow these protesters to stay here a little bit longer. live in san francisco, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 8:48. $6billion of u.s. cash feared lost or stolen in iraq is now accounted for. in 2004, the u.s. sent the money in shrink-wrap bundles after the fall of hussein's regime. the defense department lost track of it. a new report from the inspector general said the money did, indeed, go into iraq's central bank. >>> this morning secretary of state hillary clinton is testifying before the house foreign affairs committee about the way forward in afghanistan and pakistan. these are live pictures right now of the secretary of state. she has just returned from visiting both pakistan and afghanistan. she's likely to face questions about afghan president hamid karzai's statement that his country would back pakistan if it went to war with the united states. >>> another earthquake hit turkey, it was a magnitude 5.4. f

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aprenderlo esmuy importante y no porta a quÉ edad. >> en el sur del paÍs los idiomas que mÁs se investigancomo instructorespecial las amenazadas. pero laura interviene como mediadora y no sepuede perder todo este duelo. >>el grito noes nesario. a veces un tono bajo... >> ella iba a ser la catedrÁticae este asunto. >> que un grito! y sÍ, mucactores hacen eso... que queda sobreactuado! >> para que se nviertan en un protagonista ust puede llamar y tambiÉn enviandun mensaje de tex. (en pantalla) >> miren! te puedo platicar esto, muchas de ustedes este rano participaron en un concurso de clÓrox. tu mundo y tu voz. yo quiero felicitar la ganadora una mujer encantadora que pasÉ uns momentos muy divertido una dominicana de nueva york! vamos a ver cÓmo la pasamos. >> yo toy muy feliz de que clÓrox me haya dado la oportunidad de tu mundo, tu voz porque fui la ganadora de este concurso. para Í fue un placer. >>para mÍ es el placer de conocer a gente maravillosa como tÚ. eres un ejemplo y gracias por compartir con nuestro pÚblo. >> estuvimos aquÍ conversando entre amigas. >> ella tuvo la ortunidad de

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tomamos con los girasoles que se convierten en porta veras.te fin de semana. >> videos! >> yo digo. >> usted puede participar mandando el suyo! >> en quÉ concurso? >> en despierta amÉrica bailando! se puede llevar 2500 dÓlares! ahÍ lo tienen. >> vamos a dejarlos con esto para refrescar todo un poco la idea de esto. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> gracias por continuar con nosotros en despierta amÉrica! >> en nuestro concurso de despierta amÉrica! >> mira! cÓmo se llama ella? >> patricia! patricia marÍn de minesota. >> lo que pasa es que puso la cÁmara en contraluz. y se ve solo la figura. >> saÍ estÁ un caballero. ahÍ estÁ un caballero. >> esto es como un free style! >> baila como fÉlix! >> quiÉn se quiere ganar los 2500 dÓlares. >> y quÉ me dicen de este muÑecÓn. >> meneÁndose muy bien. y aplauso a ustedes nuestros bailadores. >> pero no muestran la cara. >> a lo mejor es que quieren mostrar muchas cosas. >> en los requisitos no decÍa que mostraran la cara. >> si se quiere ganar este dinerote tiene que ir a univisiÓn. com con la uniclave: despierta amÉrica. me es

y un saludo al abuelo que se porta bien a veces. >> el abuelo se quedÓ triste desde que te fuiste latipo de violencia en su vida. y vamos a ver quÉ es lo que dijo en la ciudad de mÉxico. >> yo creo que en algÚn momento todas las mujeres de repente pasamos por situaciones asÍ y es muy importante saber que la mujer puede y la mujer se vale de sÍ misma y puede hacerlo. hay muchos niÑos que son abusados en las escuelas psicolÓgicamente y que esto los lleva a una depresiÓn tal que se quitan la vida y hay 190 casos! >> efectivamente, como dice ella, perdÓn poncho... los niÑos se ven afectados psicolÓgicamente. >> sabes quÉ? ahora estÁbamos haciendo un recuento. si ella sufriÓ de violencia habrÁ sido meyer, chema de la torre, beto cuevas... >> lo cierto es sÍ al amor y no al abuso y al control. ♪ ♪ >> el personaje en la noticia es hoy josÉ hernÁndez. hizo historia cuando viajÓ al estacio en 2009. se postularÁ al congreso por california. y agregÓ un nuevo capÍtulo a su inspiradora historia personal. empezÓ siendo campesino y sin hablar inglÉs. precisamente para hablar de esta nueva travesÍa

. >> en el caso de este niÑo o esta niÑa si va con la madre o la tÍa o la abuela se porta bien.abierta la puerta. >> a ver. cuÁntas veces te he dicho que no te quiero ver con los vagos ahÍ afuera. >> no son vagos, son mis amigos. >> son vagos y mayores que tÚ. >> no me andes jaloneando adelante de ellos. >> lo voy a seguir haciendo. >> si lo vuelves a hacer no me meto. >> tenemos que ver en la situaciÓn y en el entorno donde vamos a mostrar esos exabruptos a veces. tenemos que educarlos acerca de sus opciones sin perder por un minuto pues la realidad de vista de que nosotros somos la persona autoritativa. es la mitad aconsejable. no podemos ser dictadores pero tampoco dejar que los niÑos hagan a su antojo. tiene que haber un balance. los niÑos se tienen que dar cuenta que estamos abiertos a opciones en este sentido. >> vamos al ejemplo de los adolescentes que retan a los padres y este caso que serÍa ya soy grande y tengo el derecho de hacer lo que se me dÉ la gana. ♪ >> jesÚs quÉ son estas horas de llegar, son las diez de la noche... >> estaba con mis amigos, tienes un problema.

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