>>cÓmo estÁ sonia: vivirÁ. >>me odias mucho. ¿verdad, hija? pero mhas cepcionado.>¿pero tÚ no enendes que lo hice por ustedes? >>¿por nosotras? ¿por mi, papÁ? lo Únicoue yo hubiera querido es un poco del cariÑo que diste por tero a lucÍa. >>tienes razÓn, hij pero yo te juro... >>¡no! por favor, papÁ, no digas mas. en cuanto pued, llen a un mÉdico. adiÓs. adios, papÁ. >>¿adiÓs, hija? >>sÍ, iÓs. [♪] >>¿quÉ vamos a hacer, papÁ? >>no lsÉ, hija esperar. >>¿por quÉ no le deja la total, nosotros nos vamos a mÉxico y ya. >>puede que tengas razÓn, hija. espera. no tires. estÁ bien, sidroo, tÚ ganas, puedes quedarte con la hacienda. puedes quedarte con la hacienda, sidronio. >>no, don fernando, aquÍ nadie puede quedarseon la hacida, mÁs e su legÍtimo dÑo, luis alberto. sidronioo ha cfesado todo. queda usted detenido, don fernan. [sollos] >>¿para quÉ quiero vivir? >>¿cÓmo que pa' quÉ? pa' que pague lo que de, que es muc. ¡vamonos! [sonia solloza] ¡no! papacito, no me dejes sola. ¡no, por favor! [llanto] ¡papÁ! [sollozos] [tañido de campanas] [sollozo añido de campanas] >>luis

me and sonia were going to go upstairs and watch tv. - sonia: there's a film on. - oh? what's that?- horror. - it's really gory, not really your scene. - yes, but you've still got to eat. - sonia: no, we had chips. yeah, so i'll go set it up, shall i? i'll come with you. ( sonia and martin giggle ) oh, come on, pauline. don't pretend you and arthur never went and "watched television" when you were younger. we did as we were told. we could always take johnny allen up on his offer, come home drunk-- that'd give martin and sonia a shock. oh, yeah, lets all go out and get mugged. - what's that supposed to mean? - ever since it all happened, you've never been happier. would you prefer it if i curled up in a corner and wept like a baby? - course not. - first sign of trouble, give derek valium. - now you're being silly. - that's how you think of me though, isn't it? that's how you see me. you think i'm a weak-willed, lily-livered individual. if you don't want me to worry about you-- you know what you are, don't you? - you're prejudiced. - i beg your pardon! we're not all limp-wristed, hip-

[♪ tema musil ] >>hola, sonia.ccidente. hace unos dÍas apenas, la enterramos y karen, mi ha, estÁ pasando por un momento muy dÍcil. es por eso que te pido tiempo. >>¿quÉ quieresue te diga, gerao, lo sientoucho? dime la verdad. ¿estÁs mal por tu hija o porque realmente amabas a tu esposa? ojalÁ algÚn dÍa podas platicar. [timbre de la puerta] >>hola, seÑor. buenodÍas. >>buenos dÍas, mari j ¿cÓmo estÁs? >>bien. venÍa a ver a karen, ¿puedo? >>por suputo, ahora es cuando Ás cesita de sus amigas y bueno, por lo visttÚ eres su Única. oye, ¿te pue pedir un vor? >>claro. >>a ver si tÚ me ayudas a que retome su tratiento, porque yo no lo he logro. >>bueno, pues... voy a hablar con ella y a ve quÉ puedo hacer. >>gracias. >>con permiso. >>gracias. [♪] >>¿quÉ onda, karen? >>hola. >>¿cÓmo estÁs? >>bien. >>vine a ver si querÍas ir nmigo a la fiesta de manolo. maÑana esu cumeas y... >>¿por quÉ? >>no quiero saber nada de fiestas, no quiero saber nada de manolo y no quiero saber >>karen.... no seas asÍyo te quiero muchÍsimo. >>y yo

sonia gonzález, oye, lo que sería algo bueno de gonzalo gonzález. muchas gracias por estar aquí.tu escenario tan cálido con ese defecto tuyo. >>te dijeron alguna vez que ese gran efecto de calidez que tú tenías, de buena persona en algunas costumbres. me llama la atención cuandohay personas que se sorprenden, en tu caso se sorprendieron de momento de que causara sus efecto. no es acaso que hemos dejado de darnos la mano en la sonrisa por los buenos modales. sí, definitivamente. después de entrenar a más de 15,000 ejecutivos y comités directivos en muchas empresas, colombia y allá afuera, entendiendo que más allá de la técnica, de la comunicación, la gente transmitía algo particular y que ayer donde tendremos que enfocarnos para poder diagnosticar la comunicación de una persona. se necesita una concientización acerca de niños, colombia, y en ese momento el director global de comunicaciones siempre decía: " el efecto sonia", porque entraba a un canal y la gente me saludaba, y yo entablaba inmediatamente una misa con la persona, algo como esa calidez que tiene mucho que ver con la c

[sollozos] eres m sonia estÁ diciendo mentiras. lucía: po yo te digo la verdad. dime que me ces, papÁ. tramposo y un chapucero. don fernando... vengo a co lo que me pertenece. ¿por quÉ no te vas al diablo? >>ah, quÉ d fernando tan testarudo, hombre. mire, le voy a dar tres minutos para que salga, para queos arrereem. >>¿y si no salgo, quÉ? >>ah... pos entoes vamos a comenzar a celebrar. >>mira, elpidio, tienes que salir por puerta de atrÁs, tomas el callo mÁs rapido, te vas al pueblo, le cuentas todo al comisario y que venga pronto; porque no sÉ cuÁnto podamos aguantar. >>sÍ, don fernando. [♪] [relincho] >>ahquÉ jijo. pedir auxilio.dÓ a elpid pa' ahora verÁn. don fernando, ¿ya le ntÓ a la abuela cuÁnto me pÓ por matar a su hijo y a la mujer? [♪] abuela: ¡ay, quÉ horror!

sonia: buenas tardes. abuela: buenas tardes, hija.

y ya entendÍ que no eres tÚ. [♪] >>aÓs, sonia.que retomar su tratamiento. desgraciadamente, las cosas se han ido mÁs alla. >>¿por É no me dejan ni verla? docta, por favor, ayÚdeme. >>la restricciÓn de visitas es parte del proceso para que ella entre al area de psiquiatria. ella serÁ evaluada y no es emocionalmente; podrÍa dar resultad... no conniens. >>¿cuÁnto tiempo me van a prohibirerla? >>por lo menos un mes. ¿habrÍa alguna manera de que mi hija siguiera su tramiento, pero fue de esteugar? >>no. no, por desgracia, kar, karen demostrÓ ques una peona peligrosa para la sociedad. atacÓ a la srta. del valle; a nosotros nos obligan a retenerla aquÍ. tiene que ser diagnosticada por los psiqatras legistas. lo sientmuo, seÑor rivera. [♪] >>la, seÑor, bues dÍas. >>hola, mari jo, ¿cÓmo estÁs? >>vine a ver si habÍa alguna noticia de karen. >>no. sÉ que en estos dÍas iban a hacerle unosnalisis, pero los resultados se los vaa dar al jue >>¿a usted tampoco lo han dejado verla? >>no. espero q despuÉs de la audiencia, el juez nos de unos minuto

but as soon as she left, the other side of sonia emerged. >> make sure you don't come in here anymoret want to see you in here anymore. >> yes, ma'am. thank you. >> all right, bye. >> bye. >> as we were placing her back in her pod, i don't know if she was just doing it for show for the other inmates but her comment as i close the door and secure it she says i'm going home and i'm going to smoke a blunt. it makes me very upset. and she knows that i heard her. and she knows that i will probably say something to her a little bit later. was that just a show, or are you just -- are you serious? we'll have to see. you just never know what's going to happen and judging by her history, the odds are stacked against her. >> please raise your right hand. swear to tell the truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> and sergeant herman's assessment proved accurate. after hearing of her third parole violation, the judge in her case had had enough. and sent kuerez to state prison in order to complete her six-year sentence. and while change might not have come soon enough for her, a signific

sonia galego reports. >> rescue continues in the water off lampedusa. >> well continue all day and all night until we're able to bury these bodies. >> the bodies that were recovered from the water were brought to the hangar on the island's air base. a basic shelter which is now so crowded some are forced to sleep out in the open air. many of the people are syrian. many escaping the warren gulfing their country. one man describes the experience. >> there is no stability, you can't stand up. you can't sit down. huge amount of people, okay? next to each other. but we were about more than 400 people. >> the treacherous journey on unsafe boats is a risk that many are willing to take. they pay thousands of dollars to smugglers, some leave families behind with the hope of escaping the misery and starting a new life. this boat arrived in lampedusa shortly before the tragedy took place. the belongings are still here, life jackets, clothes, telling a story of lives forced to flee in hurry. brus lbrussels knead to step in. >> it's an urgent matter. no one has shed a tear here, no one wants to mak

i'm going to meet up with sonia again later. but first, i want to get to know some of these creative people. i don't have to go far. right next-door is a construction site. the builders are all members of the village association. older, aildren got private school was set up. now they are adding to it. this used to be a horse stable. , franksociation member schroeder, said now they are turning it into a giant space for the kindergarten. it is covered by a roof so the kids can run around a bit even when it's raining. the school and the kindergarten are the biggest employers in the village. are allitect plans drawn up in cooperation with the village association. and that means with the builders. it is grassroots democracy, even if it is not always easy. frank says you always have an idea of what you want and you try to get as close to that ideal as possible. he says it all started with children's day care groups that were first held in people's homes. then they found a small room in the village, and then a larger site. but still, i

months later as a reminder of the chinese fondness for luxury goods the famous french fashion brand sonia rykiel was sold to a firm in hong kong china is also investing heavily in the u.k. buying shares in london's heathrow airport and pumping billions of pounds in the country's nuclear industry as probably boyko now reports chinese money is already changing the face of london. this time last year it looked like the iconic london cap would be consigned to the history books after its may cut the financially troubled london taxi company went into administration chinese manufacturer g.t. which already owns volvo has stepped in and bought the company for eleven million pounds the factory is now back in business this part of the assembly process is called the marriage of the carriage where the shape of the taxi. meets with the shafi of the taxi here but it's been marriage between the chinese manufacturer and he and the london taxi company that managed to save a british icon from going out of production g.-d's pledged to invest in getting fifty million pounds into the coventry based business ov

france breaks apart into warring regions one of the new countries that will appear will be called sonia a small but very nationalistic state so ionia will have thirty percent unemployment huge debt and it will blame switzerland for creating this debt so saionji is preparing an attack on switzerland to retrieve the money it had allegedly swiped from france what's the reaction been in france to being portrayed as the v it is here. the french media made fun of this and mocked it we received lots of corn calls from the french press they didn't take it seriously but in switzerland people are very serious about whatever the army does so public opinion is split some believe the story told for the drills was quite realistic and supports the idea of an exercise with this premise others think the swiss army put itself in a discrediting position. thank you very much so swiss war games underlining real tensions between neighbors and western europe. and our web site freedom came to wait at our today we've got the story of a man who served over forty years in jail for a crime he didn't commit and die

sonia has more for us from cnbc's tv 18 in mumbai. hi, sonia. what's the market reaction been?, you know, surprisingly, the market reaction has been quite good. this is because the market was going into the policy quite cautious, expecting a 50 basis point hike. but in effect, the results the governor has hiked by just about 25 basis points. also, the research bank gn has gone ahead and scaled back some of the currency stabilizing measures. so it has gone ahead and separated the margin of standing by about 25 basis points. but the market has given a thumbs.. the market has its eyes squarely focused on the global liquidity. in fact, we're just about one percentage point away from our all-time highs. that's because foreign investors have put about $2 billion into the indian markets in the last one or two months. now, you mentioned the hawkish stone that the reserve bank has. it feels like there could be more rate hikes going forward. the next reserve bank meeting is on the 18th of december and there are expectations that there will be another rate hike to the tune of 25 basis poi

los residentes de dos ♪ >>> sonia sotomayor fue reconocida por harvard, felicidades.olis. se extendiÓ hasta el amanecer. hermosas Ágenes para terminar. los esperamos c sentencian a sentencian a 7 anos de prision al hombre que cortaba gluteos de mujeres en fairfax ya casi se vence el plazo para pagar los impuestos de su vehiculo dos personas son buscadas por la policia del distrito le ocntaremos por que... el cortador de glÚteos guillen pimentel quien escapo el cortador de glÚteos guillen pimentel quien escapo a su natal perÚ y fue luego extraditado de vuelta en enero del 2012 a los estados unidos. admitiÓ haber cortado los glÚteos inesperadamente a mujeres quienes se encontraban haciendo compras en un centro comercial en el Área de fairfax. sus victimas nos sufrieron mayores heridas y ayer luego de casi dos anos de É estos ataques fue condenado a 7 anos en prisiÓn. ... la policia metropolitana busca a dos personas de interes relacionadas con destruccion a la propiedad privada, en la cuadra 100 de la calle segunda, al noreste del distrito... el sabado 21 de septiembre,

. ♪ ♪ >>> sonia sotomayor fue reconocida por harvard, felicidades.el amanecer. hermosas imÁgenes para terminar. los esperamos con mÁs maÑana. hasta entonces. ♪ ♪. >> televisa presenta. ♪. >> cyrano. >> y matahari. >> cyrano y matahari, pasen por aquÍ. ♪. >> le dije que era una excelente idea, candy. >> ¡ay! es usted lo mÁximo, vicente. >> cyrano. >> cyrano, es la mejor idea que se le ha ocurrido para vernos. asÍ no tenemos que escondernos, ¿no? >> le dije que esto iba a funcionar, matahari. >> ¡ah! ♪. >> no voltee...pero ahÍ estÁ amaro patricio castaÑeda con un... con un tal... >> ¿cÓmo? ¡ay! sÍ es cierto. >> quÉ rara pareja. ¿no? ¿no me digas que los conoces? >> pues no, aunque tenÍa, no sÉ. ♪. >> perdÓname, pensÉ que sabÍas algo. >> mejor hay que hablar de otra cosa, ¿no? >> pues sÍ. de hecho te tengo una sorpresa. >> ¿una sorpresa? >> sÍ, cierra los ojos. ♪. ♪. (golpean a la puerta). >> ¿quiÉn serÁ? ¿se les habrÁ olvidado algo del servicio a cuartos? (sonido ambiente). >> buenos dÍas, fernanda. ♪. >> ¿inÉs? pero... pero ¿quÉ haces aquÍ? >> es el m

sonia me ha encantad o tu pregunta, porque ese es el problema de muchas personas que ya estan listasmentacion, pero no saben como hacerlo; por ejemplo normalmente cuando vamos a un restaurante queremos comer lo que no tenemos en casa, asi que no voy a decirte que pidas en el restaurante pollo a la plancha o vegetales al vapor, pero si puedes: cuando ordene su menu... solicite una cajita para llevar y coloque en ella la mitad del plato antes de comenzar a comer. si espera al final para poner la comida en la cajita para llevar, hay una tendencia a comer mÁs. pida la salsa, la mantequilla y el aderezo aparte, para asegurarse de que no consume calorÍas sin darse cuenta, tome usted el control de las cantidades. si algun alimento le da igual, no lo consuma, deje las calori Ías para lo que de verdad le apetece y que no tiene en casa. . si va en pareja, pida un aperitivo para cada uno y el plato principal para compartir entre los dos. es importante comer con conciencia en los restaurantr es sin dejar de disfrutar y compartir, pongase la meta de sentirse satisfecha con porciones reducidas y d

snapped up by a company controlled by the communist regime just a few weeks later french fashion brand sonia recall was taken over by hong kong based firm in keeping with the growing fondness for luxury roger nightingale founder of an economic strategy consultancy firm says many european countries believe chinese investment poses a threat. a lot of european countries are very nervous about except seeing chinese cash who many of them and i think you find this in southern europe you find it in france you find it to some modest degree in germany also some countries think that they are threatened if china buys into their industrial base my own view is that that is entirely wrong my own view is that the industrial base of these countries will fail if you don't get the investment into them that will allow them to raise their productivity and to raise raise the profile of their products it's something comparable to that which afflicted the africans earlier they think that by selling out their assets they actually somehow undermine their capacity to have an economy that is viable in the future i thi

up by a company controlled by the communist regime and just a few weeks later french fashion house sonia rykiel was taken over by a hong kong based firm in keeping with east growing fondness for a luxury roger nightingale founder of an economic strategy consultancy firm things many european countries say chinese investment poses a threat. a lot of european countries are very nervous about except seeing chinese cash who they are many of them and i think you find this in southern europe you find it in france you find it to some modest degree in germany also some countries think that they are threatened if china buys into their industrial base my own view is that that is entirely wrong my own view is that the industrial base of these countries will fail if you don't get the investment into them that will allow them to raise their productivity and to raise raise the profile of their products it's something comparable to that which afflicted the africans earlier they think that by selling out their assets they actually somehow undermine their capacity to have an economy that is viable in the

un abrazo sonia reyesmuchísimas gracias por todo.e tema que se trata de un pitónesta afectada por ácaros y garrapatas las picaduras le causan úlceras a este pobre animal y pequeñas hemorragias que provocan que sus esquemas las luzcan esto me manera. totalmente la tienen pero invadido por otros de verdad que si no se trata desafortunadamente podría perder la vida. este animalito. es parte de nuestra existencia. >> ponemos sentirme el extremo vemos el video de este ciclista que desafió la muerte al descender de la montaña sobre una brecha de 68 pies de ancho alta velocidad ha elevado dar una vuelta mortal en el aire imagínese qué peligro obviamente es un deportista con mucho talento. qué adrenalina se debe sentir. >> no se vaya porque la bruja se me está con nosotros. >> ella debamos hablar como puedes ponerle sus afrentas a tus ángeles. pero hay dos tipos de santos, los que pierdes por aborto y los que se muere ya nacidos. en un ratito más. es con ellas el estudio, no se lo pierda. lo pierda. todo un fenómeno este chamaco. ¡pa ¿por qu

sonia gallega reports from rome. >> a showdown against demonstrators and police in rome. charging at security officers and setting off smoke tboams and fireworks. -- bombs and fireworks. earlier in the day the march had started peacefully, came from all over the country. tens of thousands of protesters, many of them younger people, they came to show their anger at the government's continued austerity drive and increasing unemployment, conditions they say which are gaining fewer opportunities for future generations. >> we need a change, enough of this political theater. people can't stomach this crisis anymore. they want change. >> translator: it's so hard for us now. i have to sell my belongings. i don't even have my wedding ring anymore. i'm not complaining, there are worse situations but i can't live like this anymore. >> reporter: also present at the march, immigrant groups urging politicians, to protect their rights. all along the march was a heavy police presence. more than 4, 000 officers were deployed across central rome. >> this square in central rome was where th

for the latest we go to sonia gallego in roam. what is the situation like there now? >> thousands of protesters are prepared to turn up to the square outside st. john's basilica, which was the starting point for the march. it is proceeding slowly, but is making its way across central rome. it is going near the central station there. now what you do have is certainly a more defined presence of younger italians, far more so than friday's protest. it certainly seems to be more against the government austerity measures. the demand that the younger italians are making is for the government to try and change its tact because what is happening - what they say is happening are decisions which are affecting the their future. >> i know some of the main unions were involved in this, were talking, were coordinating. to what extent will we see mass action that will paralyze the country. is that a possibility? >> well, the unions have voiced their opinions strongly. they are not the only group in the country who voiced disapproval at prime minister enrico letta's 2014 budget that w

my name is sonia from delaware. and my son every time i come into his room he's on the phone. and i'm like you're on the phone, he hangs up, he's only 10 and i'm seriously thinking he has a girlfriend. i'm just not sure if he does and what i should do about that. >> wendy: well, you realize at 10 that if he's calling somebody a girlfriend it's nothing more than they might sit together at lunch. they're not actually going out on dates. you know that, you're his mom. >> i think. i know. i hope. >> wendy: but does this girl come over your house? >> no, not that i know of. >> wendy: what do you mean? >> i go to work. >> wendy: okay. where is he at your work? >> i hope he has school. i don't know, wendy. >> wendy: is dad in the houe? >> yeah. >> wendy: and siblings in the house? >> yeah. >> wendy: you know realistically your boy is not dating. this little girl you suspect on the telephone, we're still early in the school year. have a talk with one of his teachers or main teacher as he switches classes. find out what his relationship is with this girl. and let the school know you wa

. >> thank you, sonia gallego, in lampa dusa. >>> a woman was shot dead following a car chase in washington, d.c. kimberly howcutt has a detail. >> it was this white vehicle speeding away. who tried to gain access. >> this was an outer perimeter checkpoint of the white house. beyond that checkpoint there were multiple other checkpoints that someone would have to go through. >> no shots were fired at the white house but the car struck a secret service officer as it drove off. driving at high speeds through midafternoon city traffic with police following closely behind. witnesses say they were terrified when they saw the suspect vehicle come down the street and stop about 100 meters when those please lights were flashing. it was there the police ordered the woman driving the black sedan to stop. she didn't stop. she rammed into a police barricade and police opened fire. >> workers were told to stay indoors. others found themselves running for cover. one officer was injured when he tried to stop the vehicle with his own. >> they surrounded it, backed up smashed into one of the cruisers, took o

. >>> y ademÁs senador marco rubios tras xerndz resaltaron la magistrado sonia sotomayorl ex alldntonioillaraigosatar la voces,as voces de todos. >>> tienden a co dmect ctse cuien Émo ofenden interÉnosotrosus comunides. >>> aunque mencionan mÁs polÍticos sondeo enctrÓ que latinotambiÉn intifan como lÍre a persolides tan dirsos comol papa fransco la actriz evalongia, washington li montenegro, lemundo. >>> y el departamento del trabo dio a conocer infor mensual para emÉxico d septiembre, los resultados no somuy bu, los empleadores aÑadiero 148.000uevos abajos, y muy por debajo d 193 creados en osto. el Índice de desempleo no vario much bÓ levemte del 7. 3 7. 2% thom pÉrez dice que para la economÍa arranque se necesito una rorma mratoria tegral. >>> si queremos ccer la economÍa. es muy importante q pasamos la reforma miatia. millones de gentes van aoger abaj, y mnes de gent vamos a coger ortunidad. >>> entre los hispanosl desempo baÓ del 9. 3% al loecomistas perando que octubre para v si hay seÑales de mejor wla dminar seal erre parcial del gobierno federal afectÓl mercado bora >>al regsar en el noti

. >> before we got inside we ran into nicky from new jersey as the comic book character red sonia. >> i tattooed mirror feet which was pretty gross. >> it's nothing but entertainment as far as the eye could see. >> the javitz center is packed. they are coming to meet their favorites. >> some have dressed up in costume. >> i'm anthony. >> my name is hedy, poison ivy. >> logan is doing scorpion. i'mstery, i'm doing is up zero, my daughter alex, a beautiful row bow-pilot. and my wife is not in costume. >> a chance to meet the characters and writers. these guys are all with dark horse comics. >> it becomes such a part of your life that you want to share it with people. and when you have this opportunity, to share with 50,000 other people i mean why wouldn't you? it's the world's biggest clubhouse. >> stan came up from atlanta. if you couldn't guess, he's a zombie and he's been doing this since he was a kid. >> i love zombies and shows like the walk dead put it in the forefront. >> if you are looking at fun, and want to dress up or dress down as your favorite character, give comiccon sold

. >>> y ademÁs senador marco rubios tras xerndz resaltaron la magistrado sonia sotomayorl ex alldntonioillaraigosarsa yerÍa muy difÍcil a lo mejor que hubiera un lÍder de una determinada nacionidad tratand de prentar la voces,as voces de todos. >>> tienden a co dmect ctse cuien Émo ofenden interÉnosotrosus comunides. >>> aunque mencionan mÁs polÍticos sondeo enctrÓ que latinotambiÉn intifan como lÍre a persolides tan dirsos comol papa fransco la actriz evalongia, washington li montenegro, lemundo. >>> y el departamento del trabo dio a conocer infor mensual para emÉxico d septiembre, los resultados no somuy bu, los empleadores aÑadiero 148.000uevos abajos, y muy por debajo d 193 creados en osto. el Índice de desempleo no vario much bÓ levemte del 7. 3 7. 2% thom pÉrez dice que para la economÍa arranque se necesito una rorma mratoria tegral. >>> si queremos ccer la economÍa. es muy importante q pasamos la reforma miatia. millones de gentes van aoger abaj, y mnes de gent vamos a coger ortunidad. >>> entre los hispanosl desempo baÓ del 9. 3% al loecomistas perando que octubre para v si hay seÑales de

let's start with sonia. where are we going? how are we going to ensure that people continue to have companionship as they move into speedy's i think it depends on what scenario we're talking about. i think that was a useful, joel, that you this for defense minister in my book, 100 plus, people look at scenario c basically. what happens when human beings, again is or been done and not just life expectancy but health expectancy. people live healthy for longer periods of time. how does that change the world? that's essential what my book looks like. i have a chapter on families where it's like take a look at how, you know, i go back in time to say what happened the last time we roughly doubled life expectancy. well, what happened is age for marriage went out. age first birth when a. but it hasn't gone up as much as you would expect. so in 1950, age at first marriage was around 20, for women. today it is around 27. it's gone up about seven years, which in longevity has gone up quite a bit since then. 1943, sorry, yes, in -- in 1950

sonia galego, al jazeera lampedusa, italy. >> more migrants have arrived on the shores of lampedusa. most of the boats come from the north african coast including tunisia. from the surgeon part of the country, there are boats leaving every other day but we don't hear about them unless something goes wrong as is the case with this boat off the coast of lampedusa. but most migrants are deciding to move from libya because it's a lot easier there. there is a breakdown of law and order and the militia is in control, now i think the priority for the european union is to coordinate with the libyan and tunisian authorities. certainly libya from the eu border patrol organization which patrols the area of the mediterranean wants to get a deal going with libya, hasn't happened so far. many of the migrants i've spoken to in tunisia and malt malta, pe are making millions of dollars out of their misery, basically. here in tunisia people are leaving for economic reasons. there are 60% unemployment in many parts of the country, they will go to italy and try to get to france. but i have spoken the a

i'm here with sonia ossaria and rebecca tracer, joined by winnie, who plays the lead character joey inff-broadway production of "shut the play" about a high school rape whose details were hauntingly similar to those at issue in the maryville case. and if i'm not mistaken, you and the other folks in the play wrote this together as high school young women engaged in living the reality of this. >> right. i mean, a lot of what we aim to do in the production of "slut the play" is to basically just present a reality, and we're high school girls, we live it every single day. and although i might not have the same experiences as the character i play, what our play aims to do is give a voice to even every girl living in a slut shame and culture. >> there is a detail that's in the play, and that is a detail that is common to the play and to the steubenville case and to the maryville case, and that is drinking to excess, right, that in all cases, the survivor was very drunk, black-out drunk. >> right. >> do high school students understand in your world consent and someone being black-out drunk as

sonia gallego reports. >> a showdown between demonstrators and police in rome. they appeared from within the crowd of protesters, charging at security and setting off smoke bombs and fireworks. many of the protesters fled the area when the trouble kicked off. earlier in the day the march had started peacefully. they came from all over the country. tens of thousands of protesters, many younger people descending upon the capital. they came to show anger at the government's austerity drive and frustration at increasing unemployment. conditions, they say, which are guaranteeing fewer opportunities for future generations. >> translation: we need a change. enough of the political theatre. people can't stomach the crisis any more. they want challenge. >> translation: it's hard for us now. i had to sell my belongings. i don't have my wedding ring. i'm not complaining, there are worse situations. i can't live like this any more. >> also present at the march, immigrant groups urging italian politicians to ensure protection of their rights and asylum for those escaping con

sonia is the president of the new york city chapter of national organization for women and co-founderization that oozes art to end violence against girls and women. and journalist rebecca tracer of author of "big girls don't cry: the election that changed everything for american women." this case has blown up, i think it's fair to say. it's blown up in the way no case has blown up i think since steubenville. why do you think it has captured something in the national attention, because these kinds of incidents, it's horrifying to say, happen far more often than they end up on the front pages. >> they happen all the time, and i think it's really important that we look at what's different about this case. this case, there was a witness in the friend, paige parker, there was reportedly an iphone video taken, there was a family that was willing to come forward and a mother who was empowered enough and recognized the signs of rape the morning that she found her daughter and took her straight to a hospital. despite all of these things that make this case seem so horrifying to us, still with

up by a company controlled by the communist regime and just a few weeks later french fashion brand sonia rykiel was taken over by a hong kong based firm in keeping with the growing fondness for luxury and roger nightingale founder of an economic strategy consultancy firm says many european countries believe chinese investment poses a threat. a lot of european countries are very nervous about except seeing chinese cash who many of them and i think you find this in southern europe you find it in france you find it to some modest degree in germany also some countries think that they are threatened if china buys into their industrial base my own view is that that is entirely wrong my own view is that the industrial base of these countries will fail if you don't get the investment into them that will allow them to raise their productivity and to raise raise the profile of their products it's something comparable to that which afflicted the africans earlier they think that by selling out their assets they actually somehow undermine their capacity to have an economy that is viable in the future

. >> reporter: justice sonia sotomayor who said she benefitted from the ban but others appear ready tojutice john roberts said, quote, we want to take race off the table and achieve diversity without preferential diversities. a handful of other states have laws like the one in michigan. the court's ruling could determine whether other states try to pass similar measure. jennifer grant would like to see grants nationwide. nearly 20 years ago the university of michigan rejected the honor student while accepting minorities with lower gpas. >> protective policies are ones that protect race. that is in my mind at odds with what affirmative action was intended to be. >> reporter: a decision is expected next year. tara mergener for the cbs news, the supreme court. >>> a marine science instructor found a very bizarre-looking fish off southern california. more than a dozen people helped drag the carcass of this 18-foot-long serpent-like oarfish to shore. >>> police tell you to keep your car doors locked to keep out burglars. in truckee, california, it's to keep out bears too. for the third time

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month later as a reminder of the chinese fondness for luxury goods the famous french fashion brand sonia rykiel was sold to a firm in hong kong well let's now discuss china's rapidly growing foreign investment with going forward to asia expert and former member of the european parliament thank you so much mr for for joining us here on r.t. to talk about this so how do you see china's investment overseas i mean do you seen as a win win win situation or do you see it as a destructive force. oh absolutely the win win situation we put i remember we're trying to starting from a stocking through extremely low levels the levels of american investment in in the united kingdom are far far higher and i really don't understand what the kind of the panics about. so why do you think this change has occurred i mean whether you are being now the biggest recipient of chinese money taking over from the u.s. how did that happen well i think it reflects if you want a new u.s. and the and a you china relations i mean i think china is acting now privileging the european union to a degree because of you all t

. >> reporter: justice sonia sotomayor fired off the first question within seconds, mounting a defense of affirmative action. when michigan solicitor general john bursch argued there were other ways for colleges to achieve diversity, sotomayor interrupted. bursch argued there were other ways for colleges to achieve , so d. when bursch offered specifics he said have worked at other institutions such as eliminating policies that give preferential treatment to children of alumni she had a response. sotomayor is the court's first sotomayor is the court's first hispanic justice. she credits affirmative action for helping her get from a poor neighborhood in the bronx to the nation's highest court. today the outspoken liberal dominated the arguments over michigan's proposal, too. the constitutional amendment voters passed in 2006 to outlaw the use of racial preferences in college admissions. five other states have similar bans. the court's conservative justices appeared to support those laws, suggesting voters simply were taking race off the table. chief justice john roberts said that "was th