. >>> buenas tardes imagÍnate el terrÓn de mÁs de una decenas de niÑos tratando de escapar de un tornadoe 200 millas por hora, que si los hubieran tomado no lo estarÍan contando, estÁs son imÁgenes de lo que pasÓ. >>> suenan las sirenas hay alarmas los niÑos salen temprano la escuela, conductora, logra vab el sonido, mientras el buenos se estremecÍa y estrellaba de la fuerza del tornado, pasÓ en indiana y la conductora se llama Ángel, para estos niÑos ella fue un verdadero Ángel, por cierto, otro formado causÓ terror en monterrey mÉxico, dejando una estela gastadora devastadora, e resultaron sin problema, esto es clara seÑal que estamos en plena temporada de tornados pero que imÁgenes, regresamos contigo. >>> muchas gracias, esto demuestra que hay que tener precauciÓn y no desafiar a la naturaleza. >>> muchas gracias, feliz fin de semana. >>> una batalla campal en perÚ en el desalojo de un mercado, uniformado fueron recibidos con golpes e insultos, ellos decidieron prender fuego antes de dejar sus cosas con ellos, en perÚ los vecinos atraparon a un hombre que intentÓ robar en una casa y

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wonderful to make the acquaintance by way of tv and thanks for your time today, terron. >> thank you, dylan, and thank you for being vigilant. >>> we know dan from yahoo finance and commerce, money and economics. you sort of brought a nice perspective to this, which is compared to a few years ago, for someone beating the drum on efficiency all the time, we've moved in that direction. >> even compared to a year ago, i just saw a number of december. we drove 1.5% more miles than we did the year before, using about 3% less gasoline. that's a 4% improvement. it may not sound like much. you do that two or three years in a row and you're talking serious business. >> what have the efficiency trends been and is this a reversal for this country? >> if anything, i think the efficiency trends were negative for much of the '90s and 2000 when gas was cheap, we were buying hummeasurs and suvs and investing in things like oil. when oil was $4 a gallon, we should have realized at that time, hey, oil can be expensive, gasoline can be expensive, i better change some things. and people have. in the past