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then we get a shot from underwater where they switch out the hand and there's fake hand i guys are uu see a gator with the limb in the mouth. the girl freaks out, and the girl with the pink bathing suit goes back to grab the umbrella. >> in the water, what is she going to do? >> reality of the prank is there is a gator warning sign. there could be gators in the water. >> now they're in there. >> yeah. >> how many times can the guys cry wolf before they end up in real trouble and nobody comes to their aid? oh, it's a prank. >> scream, yes, ma'and yell and the water? >> yeah. >> this rapper shows the crowd even if nature calls -- >> the show must go on. >> no! >> does he keep rapping? >> see why he's below. now that is a gorgeous wing suit flight. >>> when you play fetch, all you need are two good legs. even if you're a dog. this video posted, she lives in germany, and she works for an animal sanctuary, but she posted this video and referred to the charity, animal welfare initiative, anchor of hope, that's a german charity raising money to help animals who are injured and cannot walk an

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la relaciÓn entre una tamalera de barrio y un caballero como Úu cÓmo iba a prosperar.s gracias por decirme la verdad. te amo 1000, te amo 2000, te amo 3000, te amo. >> minerva, aprovechando que estÁs aquÍ, ¿quÉ te parece si hablamos de lo que sabes y sobre lo que vas a decir en tu declaraciÓn cuando testifiques a mi favor? >> ay, chiqui, claro que sÍ. lo que tÚ quieras. >> patrÓn, ya regresÉ. >> [grita] >> chale, hijo, chale. ¿cuÁntas veces te he dicho que se toca antes de entrar a mi despacho? >> hombre, pues no sabÍa que estaba tan retebien acompaÑado y pues como le traigo las cuentas de los costos de jugos. >> ay, eso de los jugos es el bisne que te traÍas con el mike, ¿verdad? >> sÍ. >> ¿ya ves cÓmo miguel Ángel no es tan gacho? hasta te dio la buena idea del negocio. >> sÍ, tÚ, quÉ buena idea. imagÍnate que yo hubiera formalizado esa sociedad, a lo mejor hasta en la cÁrcel hubiera dado. ¿y sabes por quÉ? por sospechosismo. que se pudra Él solito. >> no digas tarugadas, nepomuceno. el pobre de miguel Ángel la debe de estar pasando retemal allÁ dentro. >> y no nomÁs

. >> so ghj, ooqqand uu,? yes. >> and then on the remaining, is there anything else? >> i hope not. >> okay. >> and okay, so then what remains on the calendar is there a motion? >> motion to approve. >> second. >> second. >> further discussion in >> all in favor say aye. >> aye. >> okay, so we will go back to item... >> 10.4, as severed by director rubke, no members of the public have asked that this item be severed. >> dr. rubke? >> i am just asking that the board allow me to recuse myself from the item as well as 10.9. >> we need a motion for the director to recuse., hereself? >> motion? >> second. >> all in favor. >> aye. >> and okay. >> since we do have this severed, this is approving the following parking lot modifications for the shuttle pilot program, is this an appropriate place or not an appropriate place to bring up concerns that have been raised by community members around the locations of the shuttles of the commuter shuttle stops or not? is that sort of an ongoing work in progress? >> well, this item are the recommended changes some of which have been def

. >>> usa, uus, usa, usa! >> that's great, yeah. come on. it's soccer. >> conan o'brien speaks for me on soccer and so many other things. but with world cup fever sweeping the nation soccer has won the fight for respect in the united states. espn is not only televising the world cup competition, they also are running a series of engaging documentaries about the world cup for people who needed to catch up fast. those documentaries are narrated by noted soccer historian judah friedlander. >> to qualify for the world cup, the u.s. men's national team must endure an odyssey that lasts a year and a half. 16 games against other nations from north and central america and the caribbean. rabid crowds. hostile climates. >> it is a crazy night. >> and relentless pressure put on every player. both to win games and survive what is also an ongoing audition. >> joining me, comedian, "30 rock" star, and "the last word's" senior soccer analyst, judah friedlander. i watched your documentary this weekend, chapter one of it, i gave a full hour of my life to you

it's the very first time uu%5( television cameras have been allowed in.d what i found when i went [z÷ inside was about 460 illegal immigrants from central america. that's down from a peak of 1,500 just a few weeks ago. there has been some improvement there. but still very crowded. they were at capacity. there were a number of so-called family units, mothers with theiÑ children or pregnant women, a lot of unaccompanied children $. and lots and lots of adult men. in fact, in one particular holding area we found about 80 men crammed into a 12 by 20 cell.lxks the reason why the numbers are down at that border patrol facility is because apprehensions are down. this migtáá(rá of good news in all of this, sean. the border patrol told me rather than capturing 1200 people every day they're now down to about 6700. it could be because there's éc$ó typically a seasonal dropoff inó july when the heat really gets up.÷14#s it's about 100 degrees today. it could also be because the media coverage, the message gelting out to central america and many people deciding not to

it was quite a responsible time in the sense that public exp%q8v)uu)e didn't -- rose a little bit butt as fast as subsequently. actually refer knews were because of the booming economy were increasing, and the budget was largely balanced. a lot of his opponents say a lot of the problems were deep-seated, that he didn't address in terms of entitlements and social security and that sort of thing, but year on year, the budget was very balanced, and i quote greenspan when he came to congress in 2001, and if you read what he was saying, it's extraordinary. he was saying we're going to abolish the national debt. that was the environment in 2001. very much the view, this is pre9/11 -- that somehow we'd discovered perpetual motion, the u.s. economy was growing at three to four percent every year, and public expenditure wasn't going up very fast -- >> host: very, very optimistic estimates? which were not shared by everybody. the fact that the chairman of the federal reserve could come to congress and speak as you mentioned of the glide path to zero debt in 2001, before 9/11, is extraordinary.

i look forward to your questions to uu in terms -- in terms of questioning, if we could start now with mr. mr. mcgert. as i mentioned in my remarks you testified before the can he in february and you told us of isis' plan to take control of western iraq and to challenge the iraqis' government control of baghdad and you reported that it was the administration's objective to prevent isis from ever having a sanctuary in western iraq again. there were countless other warnings signs and i know that you as deputy assistant secretary and others in the u.s. government were sounding the alarm and your testimony was absolutely correct. we did see this coming. and that makes it even more troubling that the administration didn't do what was necessary to prevent isis from taking over such a large swath of iraq and specifically the iraqis asked multiple times for drone air strikes against clearly identifiable isis targets in the desert. some in our embassy brought this up as well. theagetation was for strikes on terror camps and we know that the administration rejected those requests. that the admin

used the term harmless error as a defense where the department acknowledges claims have been uneffe uu unaffected. the letter goes on to delinate cases where veteran's health suffered because of the agency looking the other way. i have become personally convinced this begins and ends with the senior leadership of the va for years to overlook manipulate with the numbers and making things look better. i think congress is to blame somewhat for not looking inside. the pervasive culture of cooking the books for personal benefit, such as pay raises, is absolutely inexcusable. lastly, i hope in your remarks, which i am looking forward to, you have will address the memo written on august 6th, 2010 that talked about the problems we are now discovering. this was four years ago. how could that letter have gone totally unlooked at by anybody in the va and the problems we are trying to fix lasted four more years because there was a culture of looking the other way when there was criticism or accou accountability questions. while i appreciate your work i am not convinced the va has changed at the se