he's special. >> sean: under 1:30 to go now. ohio state on the verge of making history, it will be their 20th straight big ten regular season win, matching the all-time conference record that the buckeyes set back in 2005 through '07. pacific life game summary. more big offense for ohio state. their fifth game with 50 or more points, leading the country. and on defense. we talked to urban meyer yesterday, chris. he said, you know, i'll take giving up some occasional big plays in the passing game, though they've done a great job lately in cutting down those, in exchange for pressure, attacking defense that leads the league in sacks and takeaways, interceptions, tackles for loss, those sorts of things and that's the kind of defense that they're playing. forcing their opponents into mistakes. >> chris: the big reason that changed was the orange bowl and the screens drove him crazy with clemson. he made the decision that would never happen again. >> sean: ford wrapup coming up with chris cotter. before this big ten season even start

minnesota can run the football. >> sean: fumble. >> chris: picked up by gerry. >> sean: finish the play by play. that was excellent. go ahead. >> chris: oh. that's about the easiest job i ever had to be honest with you. >> sean: now you know the truth. >> chris: yes. >> sean: we mentioned earlier this does bring wisconsin and iowa back -- minnesota and iowa back into the equation as well. because if minnesota can pop off wisconsin then all of a sudden all those teams have two losses. there's a lot of football left to be played. this also affects in a negative way ohio state which has been zooming up the college football playoff rankings. they and their fans are hoping they get to the championship game against the one loss nebraska team to give t them a n more of their resume booster. newby, the touchdown for nebraska! the advantage of the turnover and the 56-0 wisconsin run on a two-run score. >> chris: everybody was trying to project ahead. obviously ohio state has the inside track of winning the east and virginia tech knocking off number 21, duke today which would help them. they were

let me ask one more important question -- >> sean, sean, i saw the bullet path. can't tell me -- >> i saw the autopsy report too. i've talked to dr. baden many times about the autopsy in this case. >> maybe you don't understand me. >> eric holder -- okay. eric holder has said that he's going to continue to pursue civil rights charges. now, the standard -- the legal standard for a grand jury's probable cause. if he was indicted, it would be beyond a reasonable doubt. to get a civil rights charge you have to prove that darren wilson intentionally wanted to violate the civil rights of michael brown. based on all of the eyewitness testimony, you can't possibly get there. so don't you think this is a waste of the nation's time and it's more of an instance where we're creating false hope for people that want to agitate and have agendas here? >> well two things. first of all, i think if you look at attorney general holder's statement, he acknowledges a heightened standard in relation to federal standard of pursuing a criminal rights case. however, what we have here gove

he's special. >> sean: under 1:30 to go now. ohio state on the verge of making history, it will be their 20th straight big ten regular season win, matching the all-time conference record that the buckeyes set back in 2005 through '07. pacific life game summary. more big offense for ohio state. their fifth game with 50 or more points, leading the country. and on defense. we talked to urban meyer yesterday, chris. he said, you know, i'll take giving up some occasional big plays in the passing game, though they've done a great job lately in cutting down those, in exchange for pressure, attacking defense that leads the league in sacks and takeaways, interceptions, tackles for loss, those sorts of things and that's the kind of defense that they're playing. forcing their opponents into mistakes. >> chris: the big reason that changed was the orange bowl and the screens drove him crazy with clemson. he made the decision that would never happen again. >> sean: ford wrapup coming up with chris cotter. before this big ten season even start

. >> sean: dancing around. see if notre dame uses time-outs. so far no indication from brian kelly as the clock runs under three minutes to go. tonight on espn, college football action continues. marcus mariota and the fourth-ranked oregon ducks. they're hoping to wrap up the pac-12 north and earn a spot in the championship game for the first time since 2011. stanford has represented the north for the last couple of seasons. it looks like the ducks are on a roll now. that's tonight at 10:00 eastern on espn. obviously the college football committee is involved. and perhaps heading for a meeting in the pac-12 championship game with this arizona state team which is in control of its destiny in the pac-12 south when they return to conference play after this brief step out of conference action. >> chris: they'll move closer after this weekend games. if they win the pac-12 south and go and beat oregon, they're in, in my opinion, with the schedule they have. they'll be in in my eyes. >> sean: they had quality wins. it was notre dame who needed a marqu

minnesota can run the football. >> sean: fumble. >> chris: picked up by gerry. >> sean: finish the play by play. that was excellent. go ahead. >> chris: oh. that's about the easiest job i ever had to be honest with you. >> sean: now you know the truth. >> chris: yes. >> sean: we mentioned earlier this does bring wisconsin and iowa back -- minnesota and iowa back into the equation as well. because if minnesota can pop off wisconsin then all of a sudden all those teams have two losses. there's a lot of football left to be played. this also affects in a negative way ohio state which has been zooming up the college football playoff rankings. they and their fans are hoping they get to the championship game against the one loss nebraska team to give them a win more of their resume booster. newby, the touchdown for nebraska! the advantage of the turnover and the 56-0 wisconsin run on a two-run score. >> chris: everybody was trying to project ahead. obviously ohio state has the inside track of winning the east and virginia tech knocking off number 21, duke today which would help them. they were

>> that's fascinating, sean. and it has emerged that valley jarrett has multiple conversations with the governor of missouri, ts chief executive and commander in chief of the national guard when he was not communicating with the mayor of ferguson where the trouble happened in august and where we knew it was likely to happen again. the mayor, james knowles, who would be a good interview for your show, told me he's had two conversations with the governor over maybe a hundred days and they were in a room with 40 or 50 people and the governor would give him a few seconds of his time. there's been no communication -- regular communication -- >> but the governor denies the white house pressured him to resist sending in the national guard. what possible excuse could there be for not sending in the guard as all of this is unfolding? >> you know what, sean, in his press conference yesterday afternoon the governor issued what i would call a nondenial deny, it was not really a denial. he denied that anybody's motivation was

sean, here's the fundamental problem. michael is arguing and i'm sure his heart is sincere, an emotional argument that we need to help people that are here that may have come here illegally, we want to help them. sympathy can be there. there's a question we have to ask, michael. you know this, you're a good lawyer. the question we have to ask is is there a constitutional basis upon which the president can issue an executive order under article 1 of the united states constitution, under article 2 -- and that's the separation of powers. what you're ignoring is there is no underlying law that the president -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> fix the law. don't have the president do it by fiat. >> i'll answer his question, immigration is a shared authority, constitutionally. and with the president it's a joint responsibility where the president executes the law -- >> presidents have tried this before. doesn't work out so well. >> -- this president may be late and may be politically astute at this time, but this president is now st

this is not a game of bipartisan betrayal, sean. sean, this has happened -- >> no. >> santita, he has an ad out that says black people are being used by people like michelle nun who refuse that flier that was distribu distributed, and here's what he said. >> just like always, black folk in georgia are being herded to the polls by overseers, promising salvation, but who among us have they saved? nearly 30% of black folks in georgia live below the poverty line despite always voting for the ticket, and this year's no different. michelle nun has been put forth as our new redeemer. you see, black people are just being used so that the royal ceptor can be passed from one generation to the next. you are not michelle nun's cause, and you are certainly not her charity, you are just a vote. you're just a means to an end so that she can ascend to power, but liberalism is nearly destroyed our community. and now, we have an opportunity to return the favor. on election day, we will tell senator sam starter, no thanks, we will have none. >> and i

sean, here's the fundamental problem.chael is arguing and i'm sure his heart is sincere, an emotional argument that we need to help people that are here that may have come here illegally, we want to help them. sympathy can be there. there's a question we have to ask, michael. you know this, you're a good lawyer. the question we have to ask is is there a constitutional basis upon which the president can issue an executive order under article 1 of the united states constitution, under article 2 -- and that's the separation of powers. what you're ignoring is there is no underlying law that the president -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> fix the law. don't have the president do it by fiat. >> i'll answer his question, immigration is a shared authority, constitutionally. and with the president it's a joint responsibility where the president executes the law -- >> presidents have tried this before. doesn't work out so well. >> -- this president may be late and may be politically astute at this time, but this president is now stepp

there's the angel sean and then the mean devil one with the horns. he comes out when i get too drunk. >> denbraven pled guilty to aggravated domestic violence and is awaiting sentencing, but this isn't the first time his drinking led to violence and time at the kent county jail. two months earlier he was arrested then later convicted of domestic violence and sentenced to 30 days. that time the victim was his 18-year-old sister. >> apparently my sister came down to my room, was mad at me for something. i was hammered. so i grabbed her by the throat and threw her across my room, apparently. the next thing i knew, i was getting put in handcuffs. >> this is what happens. this is what happens. then you -- go eat your vegetables and go school. >> i've been so caught up in hanging out with my friend and being stupid and doing drugs that i lose sight of what i really should be doing with my life. >> denbraven says the forced sobriety that comes with incarceration along with living in h2-a helped him to become himself again. >> h2-a, outer slider. >> i try to

it's not a conservative story, necessarily, sean. john gruber has been trending on twitter for eight days. so this isn't just a fox story and everybody else isn't covering it. look at a gallup poll taken in september and says the trust in media is at an all-time low. 40% of the american public says that stories will not be presented fairly -- or will be presented fairly, accurately and so on. if you go back to 1974, the same polls, sean, post watergate, 74%, 34 points higher of people said that. almost twice as much. and why was that? because people in power were held to account by the media. now the media has a different motto, sean. that's of the los angeles police department. you know what that motto is? to serve and protect. that's what we're seeing with this story sfwl those who have covered it have done a good job of whitewashing the record of what this guy did, who he was, whether he was an architect or not. did the -- then goes and revisits the story and asks was he really the obamacare architect? maybe the white house is rig

it's sean. i can hear mike coughing. as you can see there are a lot of tear gas canisters that have been fired, bottles and rocks being thrown. mike, i see you on the screen. can you hear me? i don't think he can -- >> reporter: yeah, i hear you. what you've got here -- >> go ahead. >> reporter: what you've got there is a line of a tactical officers right off in this direction. and with the bearcat vehicle and the other tactical vehicles. and what you've had, what has just been disbursed is a line of demonstrators that were taunting the police, kneeling down in the street, throwing things in their direction. and we just had a big volley. there's another round that just went out of the tear gas coming out of the police vehicles in that direction. again, intended to -- and very effective at disbursing these demonstrators for a short period of time. disbursed then form back up again and the situation repeats. there you have -- hey, bobby, if you turn and look north behind you. there you can see one of the tear gas canisters

pues seso foso o que sean criminales o que sean este personas que tienen acumulaciÓn de crÍmenes queo capitalino cuando estamos hablando de las manifestaciones por los 43 desaparecidos original nosotros vivo y estÁ edgardo del villar y cubre esta historia todo el dÍa en este dÍa de la revoluciÓn mexicana donde muchos mexicanos han hablado de los 43 desaparecidos en iguala. >>> estamos cubriendo estas historias al mismo tiempo porque son de mucho interÉs para la comunidad y en partÍcula pardo esta ediciÓn donde hay tantos mexicanos y allÍ la situaciÓn por lo que hemos visto se estÁ cal daenld un poco. >>> preso vamos a continuar viendo esta situaciÓn. >>> edgar asÍ estÁ con nosotros todavÍa no, vamos a desearles que ahora como pudieron ver estÁn como dice allÍ estÁ edgardo. >>> adelante edgardo. >>> asÍ es. >>> asÍ es josÉ. los grano ders han entrado han tenido que duplicar barras y vallas y el nÚmero de lÍneas protecciÓn por con las matÁlicas han sido removidas por las por las protestantes, todos traen extingo prrdz que estÁn speenld atacados con bombas molotov, es lo que estÁ pasand

qu garantas se han puesto en marcha para que los juguetes, sean seguros?n estos incidentes? qu juguetes son apropiados para diferentes edades? abres la caja con el juguete...lo armas, juntas las piezas.....qu precauciones de seguridad deben seguir los padres? dnde se consigue ms informacin? lucrecia amigos tengan todos muy buenos dias y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 primera edicion. enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: durante la manana tenemos: bajas temperaturas y nubosidad. para la tarde subira el termometro, permanecen las nubes. y para la noche esperamos temperaturas en los rangos de: 50's =============== como usted sabe en nuestra area geografica tenemos por lo menos cinco microclimas. hoy las temperaturas maximas en: la bahia norte tenemos: 76 la bahia sur tenemos: 76 la bahia este tenemos : 72 la costa tenemos: 69 los valles tenemos: 75 ================ ahora hablemos de lo que podemos esperar en cuanto a las

the victim wasn't hurt but was able to lead police to sean. >> they gave us a good description of sean kory who wasn't hard to find. >> reporter: he was dressed as a female tennis player and when police cuffed him -- >> he reiterated the fact that he doesn't like fox news and that was the impetus for the attack. >> good thing he wasn't a kpix 5 reporter. we protect our local bay area reporters. >> reporter: in santa cruz, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> on social media some say sean is the new contender for hot inmate. jeremy meeks took the title when the mugshot wind viral this year. >>> today is the day voters you will over the state will make choices at the voting booth. why this could be the lowest turnout in state history. >> reporter: i'm kiet do live in san jose. it's the big day for the city's history as voters pick a new mayor. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, bulldog: the veterans day sale is ending soon! get four years interest free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection! and, get a queen size serta mattress and box spring set for just $397. ♪ mattress discounters and i'm frank mall

i appreciate it, sean.nk you. >>> coming up, isis terrorists sadly behead another american hostage. in response our commander in chief releases a bizarre statement. we'll check in with lieutenant colonel ralph peters. he's here with reaction. also tonight's question of the day and more as "hannity" continues. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24, a circadian rhythm disorder that affects up to 70 percent of people who are totally blind. talk to your doctor about your symptoms and learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. don't let non-24 get in the way of your pursuit of happiness. nineteen years ago, we thought, "wow, how is there no way to tell the good from the bad?" so we gave people the power of the review. and now angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. you can easily buy and schedule services from top-rated providers. conveniently stay up to date on progress. and effortlessly turn your photos into finished proj

. >> sean, good to see you.what was interesting about this meeting is that republicans emerged saying that they believe it was actually a good start, that a conversation was started. there was a lot of substance at this meeting where they talked about the president wanting more ebola funding to deal with that crisis. also talked about ways to potentially create jobs. i'm told broader discussion from the president is he believes they can get some smaller deals on infrastructure spending for example that both sides basically say they want to do. that that could build momentum for larger budget deals, bigger initiatives that they can come together on. but the fact of the matter is beyond the substance the style and body language in the room almost looked like they were all in the waiting room of a dentist office, particularly harry reid and the president. wasn't so much the republicans and the president. there's been a lot of barbs traded in recent days between the staff of senator reid and the white house about wh

. >> sean: dancing around. see if notre dame uses time-outs. so far no indication from brian kelly as the clock runs under three minutes to go. tonight on espn, college football action continues. marcus mariota and the fourth-ranked oregon ducks. they're hoping to wrap up the pac-12 north and earn a spot in the championship game for the first time since 2011. stanford has represented the north for the last couple of seasons. it looks like the ducks are on a roll now. that's tonight at 10:00 eastern on espn. obviously the college football committee is involved. and perhaps heading for a meeting in the pac-12 championship game with this arizona state team which is in control of its destiny in the pac-12 south when they return to conference play after this brief step out of conference action. >> chris: they'll move closer after this weekend games. if they win the pac-12 south and go and beat oregon, they're in, in my opinion, with the schedule they have. they'll be in in my eyes. >> sean: they had quality wins. it was notre dame who needed a marqu

i watched all the shows yesterday, sean. no one talked about it will upset the republicans, it's going to be poison, no, this is going to blow up the country. three months ago, four months ago when we had the crisis with the unaccompanied children at the border combined with isis and then finally ebola, american attitudes on immigration have changed dramatically in four months. >> prop 88, oregon, legal licenses for illegals. 70%. >> this is -- it's going to blow up the country. it's not only a huge crisis -- what's interesting is there's not been enough polling on this because a lot of the mainstream media doesn't want to touch it. but the numbers exist, even democrats are split. overwhelmingly the country believes he does not have the authority to do this, nor should he do it. >> right. >> and this is -- by the way, they can do some things. come january they've got the pursestrings. they can shove -- >> prop 88 oregon liberal state. >> uh-huh. >> would give legal driver's licenses to illegal immigrants, shot down 70%. >> o

lucrecia amigos tengan todos muy buenos dias y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48a edicion. enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: durante la manana tenemos: bajas temperaturas y nubosidad. para la tarde subira el termometro, permanecen las nubes. y para la noche esperamos temperaturas en los rangos de: 50's =============== como usted sabe en nuestra area geografica tenemos por lo menos cinco microclimas. hoy las temperaturas maximas en: la bahia norte tenemos: 74 la bahia sur tenemos: 71 la bahia este tenemos : 70 la costa tenemos: 65 los valles tenemos: 73 ================ ahora hablemos de lo que podemos esperar en cuanto a las temperaturas minimas. la bahia norte tenemos: 57 la bahia sur tenemos: 59 la bahia este tenemos : 59 la costa tenemos: 58 los valles tenemos: 60 ================= ponga atencion porque a continuacion le muestro las temperaturas para las principales ciudades del area de la bahia: san jose: 71 oakland: 68 san francisco: 65 santa

sean hannity right now. >>> welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert. the st. louis police department has confirmed that four shots were fired at the apartment complex where michael brown was shot and killed. police tell us the shots were random and there are no reported at this time. we'll have updates throughout the hour. one day after not being indicted by a grand jury, ferguson police officer darren wilson sat down with abc for his first television interview. take a look at what officer wilson describes what really happened on that fateful august afternoon. >> i seen him coming around with that left hand. it is in a shape like this and comes through the window and a punch to my face. >> you're still figuring out how do i get out of this? >> how do i survive? >> how do i survive? >> yes, i didn't know if i could sustain another hit like that. >> where was your gun. >> i point it at him. get back or him going to shoot you. his response, he grab the top of my gun. and he said, you're too much of a [ bleep ] to shoot me. i can feel him trying to get over my tri

my name is sean hanley. i am a parent of a new kindergartner at miraloma elementary and it's been a great experience. we're very happy with the teacher and the community. i'm here tonight because i'm concerned about the status of negotiations with our educators. i'm worried that great teachers like my daughter's mrs. simmons and olive's teacher will not be able to remain with the district educating our kids if they are not contemplated fairly and in a manner that recognizes the high cost of living in the city. so i would urge you to reach some compromise and to be as generous as can you. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> good evening school board and thank you for having me tonight. after listening to everyone speak, it has become very evidence that your school system is very broken, and that you need to change a lot of things. as you know, my nephew rashon williams was murdered september 2nd. you do know he was bullied. my sister went to the principal at buena vista was aware of it. you were

. >> Él afirmado muchas cosas antes, o sean republicanos o demÓcratas, quienes no quieren a los latinos>> prÁcticamente todos los indocumentados que entrevistamos para este reportaje habÍan vivido en el paÍs durante mÁs de cinco aÑos. eso que decir que calificarÍan para la orden del presidente. serÍan parte de los 5 millones que podrÍan calificar. ahora el presidente reconoce que esta no es una soluciÓn permanente pero que sin la ayuda del congreso es limitado el poder que tiene. >> muchÍsimas gracias y gracias por tu cobertura especial. bueno, precisamente hablando de este tema, hoy tuve la oportunidad de entrevistar al gobernador ex candidato presidencial por el partido republicano quien ha sido muy crÍtico de esta acciÓn unilateral por parte del presidente. precisamente una de las cosas que dijo es que esto de la pues una esperanza falsa a los inmigrantes, eso es parte de su respuesta. >> lo que estamos diciendo es que necesitamos una aclaraciÓn definitiva de nuestras leyes de inmigraciÓn para que las personas sepan, en quÉ situaciÓn se encuentran? y me temo que lo que estÁ haciendo

>> sean, hold on a second. >> hold on what? >> we don't put the dead man on trial here. he's not here to defend himself. >> no, but the eyewitness, but the black eyewitness has corroborated the officer's story. he said f the police officers, you're too much of a p-word to shoot me. tried to steal his gun, charged at him, quote, and i'm reading, like a football player with his head down charging. who acts like ta to a police officer? >> wait a minute. first of all -- >> wait a minute? >> along with what you're doing right now, taking the witness statements totally out of context. >> no, i've given you verbatim and context, and texture. >> that's not what dorian johnson says, he's one of the main witnesses. >> dorian johnson said that he had his hands up and shot him point blank range. he just robbed a store with this guy. >> he didn't say at point blank range, but he was a witness who didn't corroborate. >> everyone in the studio is laughing because that's so absurd. let me ask you this. the question here legally is whether or not this is justifiable use of force. when yo

on social media tonight some say sean is the new contender, yes, for the hot inmate. a stockton felon jeremy meeks, remember that guy? took that title when his mugshot went viral earlier this year. a loser. huh? >> what do these two good looking guys have in common? >> they're both felons. >> yeah. they're in jail, interesting. >>> another chilly evening out there. doesn't feel like november during the day when it's sunny and 72, but in the evening, yes, it feels like the time of year, clear skies, chilly evening, already down to the 40s for you in livermore and santa rosa, 52, oakland 57, widespread 40s for a third consecutive night tonight, concord down to 48, livermore 47, santa rosa 46. november typically begins our rainy season because in october we get 1 inch of rainfall in avenue, but in november our average rainfall is -- in october, but in november our average rainfall is triple that. 71 tomorrow, 73 on wednesday with mainly sunny skies because even though the calendar says november, it is november, mother nature is playing like it's august. high pressure is

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and the wounds that sean had. >> reporter: the mission over, sean's personal battle just begin.inds, we're these big, bad green ber rays. to the point where i can't sit up under my own power, that was a humbling experience. >> reporter: from mark's courage and action, to sean finding his strength. ending at a marathon finish line. >> i took the next nine months plus and went from kicking the walker away, dropping the cane, walking and jogging. and then october 2010 i finished that marathon. that was a big deal. >> never quit. an old saying from day one selection. never quit. >> these guys risked their lives. the best thing i can do is get back up on my feet. and that's my thank you back to them. >> reporter: and so on this veterans day, we salute sean and mark. brothers in battle. who like all our veterans have taught us so much about what friendship and courage and resilience really mean. what an incredible story. i met these guys. never forgot the story. happy to be able to do the piece three years later. mark earned a silver star, and sean earned a purple heart and a bronze s

i had ten text messages, call sean, call sean.y husband too. >> first of all, i'm happy for you because of what you represent. you said something last night that really stuck out and got a lot of press. you weren't elected to congress because you're a woman or the color of your skin. why did you feel it was important to say that? >> i said, you know, this is historic, but it's not historic because of the color of my skin. it's historic because utah has decided to elect a person based on their principles, based on values that we hold dear here. and i think that, you know, that's a great thing. that's a great message to stand out. and i'm excited. >> i'm excited for you. we've known each other for a long time. >> yeah. >> even though you've been ducking me. i was like where is mia love? why isn't she returning my calls? >> sean, i've been busy. >> what? >> i've been busy working my district. i've been working hard. you know i love you. >> it was important we got you back. how do you interpret last night's election? i interpret it as

a carretera para el reporte del trfico a esta hora lucrecia amigos tengan todos muy buenos dias y seancordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 primera edicion. enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: durante la manana tenemos: bajas temperaturas y nubosidad. para la tarde subira el termometro, permanecen las nubes. y para la noche esperamos temperaturas en los rangos de: 50's =============== como usted sabe en nuestra area geografica tenemos por lo menos cinco microclimas. hoy las temperaturas maximas en: la bahia norte tenemos: 76 la bahia sur tenemos: 76 la bahia este tenemos : 72 la costa tenemos: 69 los valles tenemos: 75 ================ ahora hablemos de lo que podemos esperar en cuanto a las temperaturas minimas. la bahia norte tenemos: 81 la bahia sur tenemos: 82 la bahia este tenemos : 78 de golpear a un desamparado hasta causarle la muerte. take map --"tai lam" de 67 aÑos fue atacado mientras dormia en la calle sutter, cerca a la montgomery en san francisc

and so we could have sean, come up. >> good morning, board. >> this one right here. >> what? okay, great. >> where does it light up here? >> there it is. >> okay, fantastic, and so, the element that i am talking about is shown in the upper left-hand and it is a plate that can be found at the topps of the columns and the bottoms of the columns at the ground floor level, all right? and so, the right photograph shows that the column that is above this transfer girter is offset from the column that is below the transfer girter and this is due to the functioning requirements as we move from the park level at the top down to a train platform down at the bottom. so, because of this offset, we need to make sure that the forces that originate in the upper make the way to the bottom part of the building in a completely reliable fashion, all right? and the kinds of things that we need to do is we need to protect that connection from little failure. and to that end, we decided to use a bolted connection, and so that it is a, you know any problems with we woulds do not propagate into the

think about it, sean. the essence of the order is to not deport people, in other words a nonaction, it's extremely hard to figure out a legislative way through the power of the purse to de-fund a nonaction. so it's not very easy to see. i think what you could do is you can attach riders in which you say there will be no funding for say green card or work permits, et cetera. and you attach that to half a dozen things next year that the president wants, like the green energy capitalism stuff he wants. and you make him choose. but i don't think there's a way where the congress is able to roll it back. >> what about the senate not moving on presidential appointments as ted cruz suggested? >> yes. i'm for that. but, you know, at a certain point you're going to have to relent to some extent. i think you pick and choose. you deny him a lot of appointments at the beginning. over time you're not going to be able to stop all the appointments. but i would say of the important judicial appointments you don't get anyth

i want to give a shout out to the foundation, sean kimmerling because sean was a sports kaster who tragically died young because of testicular cancer. they do a lot of good work in this area. >> i want to add a couple of quick points. >> how young you are when you can get, what, 15. >> 20 to 35 is the big age group. it can be any age. you know who also brought a lot of attention to this was lance armstrong, that brought a lot of attention to it. treatments can go anywhere from radiation to often times chemotherapy. >> you're healthy, sean was healthy. >> you're right. eric, it basically, and if you don't catch it early, it can become a huge mass in the abdomen and you cannot do surgery, you have to go to coo chemo and radiation and other things. we have posted, especially month of november is big for us as urologists. i want everyone to go to dr. david somali facebook. and we're going to put a lot of information about sean. we have put in on prostate cancer 911.com for people to know about guidelines, psa screenings, getting tested and also self-examination. the question that -- i'm sorry, th

blanca ---se imagina que los raiders de oakland ahora sean de san antonio? take vo --- hoy...a bahia para reunirse con oficiales del equipo negro y plata para explorar la posibilidad de mudar la franquicia a texas. ---un diario de ese estado public que actualmente la propuesta tiene un 50 por ciento de posibilidades de llevarse a cabo. blanca ---pasamos con gabriela dellan... cesar ---con las condiciones actuales del tiempo... gabriela... take gabriela live gabriela live amigos tengan todos muy buenas tardes y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 . enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: ================= ponga atencion porque a continuacion le muestro las temperaturas para las principales ciudades del area de la bahia: fin de semana sur de la bahia: sabado: 79 domingo: 76 peninsula sabado: 77 domingo: 76 san francisco sabado: 72 domingo: 71 ================= el pronostico extendido para los proximos cinco dias: san jose sabado: 79 domingo: 79 lune