emma shanaynay dice: "para mi es sper ofensivo porque hay muchsimas personas sufriendo por esta enfermedadsona cercana contagiada" fs 2 adems jonathan cornejo indic: "este disfraz tiene varios aÑos en el mercado (...) y no es ofensivo. solo hay que tomarlo con humor y no ofenderse por tonteras" ---gracias a todos por sus comentarios! cesar --"y no se vaya, porque a continuacion ofreceremos dos episodios de la breve-novela villa paraiso, que esta en sus momentos culminantes. cu --asi llegamos al final de nuestro programa. --le esperamos maÑana a las 6 y a las once cu --que descanse, buenas noches. end show >>> buenas noches compadres, se inicia una ediciÓn especial de titulares y mÁs coors light. carlos vela en tremenda... y estÁ con nosotros rogelio martÍnez. arranca la serie mundial compadres y estamos con todo aquÍ en titulares y mÁs coors light. peloi. (aplausos). (gritos). >>> asÍue

spers say the tumble -- experts say the tumble increases the likelihood that the national price could the $3 mark for the first time since 2011. in the five-county region, you can expect to pay an average of $3.15 a gallon. prices are below $3 in delaware, and the average is $2.90. and even low nature south jersey at $-- lower in south jersey at $2.81 a gallon. >>> have you been putting off a colon cancer screening? starting tomorrow, you'll be able to get a new home test that's nonevative and doesn't require all that -- non-evasive and doesn't require all that prep work. the colo-guard look for blood in the stool and detects dna that could be a sign of cancer. you send it to a lab. if the test is positive, you'd need a colonoscopy. experts say it does look promising, but its impact on cancer risk and survival is not yet known. >>> pieces of history make a stop in our area. the story behind these colorful quilts ahead. >>> and our dry stretch is going to continue, but i'm also tracking warmer temperature. i'll let you know what to expect as you head to work. at the bottom in job creat

from that spers tech tif i think we are on the right track but i need to get everyone's opinion if that'su want or something in addition. we do plan on looking at both fiber and the utilities, not really mentioned in the work plan, i realized later that that was not mentioned but i wanted to make sure it was mentioned that we look at both the fiber and the other utilities at the same time. >> do we know of any place around the state of california since the time the report came out in around 2007 any place in california that has actually moved forward on an undergrounding process that we can use as an example for ideas what we can do here? >> san diego has been doing a lot of that type of work, i'm sure there's other places but i know san diego is the one the 07 task force report points to and the coalition we met with yesterday is also looking at what they've been doing down there and how they have been able to do it. they have some cheaper price points, really looking at the numbers, i'm going to try to delve into it and maybe determine if san diego is cheaper why is it cheaper, is there

the six big credit card users including visa, mastercard and american spers approximate a big thing is security. you cannot use apple pay without scanning a fingerprint. your credit card numbers are no longer stored by merchants each transaction is given a special number instead of your actual card number and that number is absolutely useless to a thief or hacker. liz: i want to see how this thing works in real live and living color and that's why we have pete here. as everyone weighs apple earnings, pete, you've already bought some stuff. show us how this works. you have to have the iphone six and six plus. >> yeah. sort of judiciously covering my credit card number there. what you do is just add it like you would any loyalty card. you take a picture of it or you can add it from your apple account. and then once you've done that, you go into the store and really it's as easy as tim cook had said. you will put this in front -- even if it's dormant, you go to the wireless terminal, hold it up in front of it and it will immediately ask you for your thumbprint. liz: what did you buy. >> i

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. >>> an ohio woman is suing a sper bank, claiming she was imd by an af donor by mist jenn cramblett a $50,0 medical malpracti lat again the illinois clin. she says chose a donor with bl hair and blue eyes so the child w look like her part she is suing so she can move to a larger and more diverse comm we just want her to have the abil to see different cult and possibly feel welc. you just say, oops, i'm sorr happy you got a child. and walk away from this. >> jennifer cramblett's daughter is 2 years old now. she says she has no problem with > you can now catch the view from the top of the washington mo any time you want. usuay you would have to wait for an open spot there. 800,0 peoplt every year, thou durin peak times, that's que a hot ticket. now, though, all you have to do is turn on your computer to chk out the sights. the national park service has set up a camera that extremes li views of the national mall all t way across to virginia. in o to che it out, we in you to nbcwashing sear for washington monument web cam. pretty beautiful view toni> on alert, what maryland he officia a

. >>> democrat boughs sper david kattcatania and schwartz will a participate. watch it on nbc 4 this sunday at 11:30 in the morning. election day tuesday, november 4th. >>> time to put on the rally caps and say a little prayer. it is win or go home for the royals. they now have a 3-0 lead in the best of seven series. the os have their backs up against the wall. they need to win four straight. if they lose, the season is over. meanwhile, the royals are one win away from their first world series trip in 29 years. game 4 of the alcs is this afternoon at 4:00 in kansas city. >>> backups are building on the roads right now. here's melissa with more on this break situation. >>> two major crashes 95 southbound at skaggsville completely shut down. your alternate is 29. very slow there as well. or route 1 might be your better bet. right now we're talking about three-mile backup you can see at chopper 4 pans up here. they are pushing everybody off on skaggsville to get everybody out of the way. just a mess there this mornin inner loop after 270 had a tractor trailer jack

we've had spers on this program who have said, what you need is western health and medicine in there. that is u.s. aid funding, the public funding also being cut. >> right. people are so -- some people are so keen to send our military here and there to do military intervention, but the interventions that really make a difference, joy, we can actually make a difference on these issues with our health infrastructure. but, you know, that's being cut back. now, you know, senator vitter has questioned the new appropriation for ebola because it spends too much money on africa, as though there's any other place that -- you know, that is more important in containing this. so, there's a level of zenephobia. it's easy to bash foreign aid. it's easy to say close the borders and not let people in. that's the exact wrong response. we have to reach out, help solve the problem and keep it from coming here. it's not by shutting our borders or having a travel ban. >> joy, can i just mention? congress woman from connecticut has led our subcommittee, the democrats on the subcommittee, in writing a lette

>> reporter: an elderly man reportedly on a riis sper rater was inside his home in fresno california,ire broke out. >> the fire was fully engulfed huge flames coming out of the roof before the fire department even arrived. >> reporter: she had no idea what drama would unfold when she stopped her car to record the scene on her cellphone. >> i remember a man in a blue cap was calmly walked toward the house where the fire was and calmly kept walking back there. the next thing you know here he is coming out carrying this man. >> oh thank god. >> reporter: the rescued man, 73-year-old robert wells suffered nothing more serious than smoke inhalation. no one on the scene knew where his rescuer came from and he seemed to slip away almost as quickly and mysteriously as he arrived. >> i don't know if he was somebody that just stopped because this is a busy street. some people do heroic things and they just walk away they don't want any recognition, they don't want -- they don't want anyone to know their name and that's good too. >> reporter: apparently sometimes a good deed is its own reward. f

. >> reporter: spooky spers, headless horsemen, and zombies with chain saws.spot on abc "the great halloween fright fight" tuesday night. with team haunted overload in new hampshire taking home the $50,000 prize. but one north carolina couple is haunting the neighborhood just for fun. and the skeletons are a hit. tracy adams and steve miller's skeletons, not in the closet, but on the front porch. >> people would notice it. what's that? and the next day, go by and see something different. everybody would pass the word through the neighborhood. >> reporter: from surfing skeletons to disco skeletons. >> got pizza boxes, painted black, put records on them, fabulous. >> reporter: even iconic movie scenes. but make no bones about it, it's a low spook level. >> it's more about two skeletons having a good time and doing every day things as opposed to gory. >> reporter: for "good morning america," t.j. holmes, abc news, new york. >>> and the countdown is on. friday is going to be one frightening morning here. be sure to joins for our halloween ball. i kind have gotten

first is the value of broad sper national support for our military efforts. second it's the value of willing to defend their own people. third is the value for pressing for unified inclusive governance that is the value of a government worth fighting for. fourth is the value of setting limits on our own military involvement in order to incentivize the developments of military and government institutions able to stand on their own. while public opinion polls show the afghan people accomplish much and are glad that we came, polls in the united states show that americans show that our involvement in afghanistan has failed. former secretary gates has made the point that the afghan war is the first that he's experienced, the first war that looks better closer up than at a distance. i believe the american public's failure to understand what we have accomplished in afghanistan is due in large part to the contact, almost totally negative portrayal of events in the american press. the press understandably reports on negative events. a taliban truck bomb does make a be

the xetra dax down relatively well 0.1 spers. three banks in greece, three e italian lender and three austrian ones will fail the stress tests. of course, we do want alternative banks to fail because if no banks fail, that wouldn't make the exercise credible and it hasn't been credible the last three times. absolutely. i think it's important that this shows it's not just a broad brush approval of the banking system and those results will be key on sunday when they come. the euro moving to session lows. people are not certain that this is true yet. nonetheless, all eyes will be on the results on sunday. >>> moving on, a rare piece of computing history goes up on the auction block in new york today. this apple motherboard along with a keyboard and monitor is expected to fetch as much as $500,000 or six times what it cost in 1996. the motherboard is expected to be one of the original 50 that apple co-founder steve wozniak built in steve jobs's garage. >> will you make a bid for that? i know you have somewhat of a tech enthusiast. >>

>> i think the most sympathetic sperring at this symposium was liberia's ambassador to germany, speaking emotionally about how her country is suffering. she said there is only one doctor for every 75,000 people in liberia, 96 health care workers have died of the disease. the prediction are on the current projections of infection that her country, liberia will suffer a shrink in its economy of 12.5%. she needs more of everything, including, sadly, body bags. >> nigeria has prevented ebola from gaining a threshold, no longer on the list have affected countries. it was able to control cases that had crossed the border. senegal also removed from the list just a few days ago. 4500 people have died from the virus so far, mostly in west africa. >> coming up at 7:35, we'll speak with a doctor about the race to find an ebola vaccine. >> breaking news, a deadly bombing in baghdad, emron co i e there. tell us what happened. >> against mosque in central baghdad, not a place that's been traditionally attacked. when we see them in neighborhoods, this was actually in the center of baghdad, a suicide bo