mientras 14:47 tanto el tiempo se acaba para esta familia...este fue el ultimo abrazo antes de victor6 tengo fe en dios vamos a salir bien de este dia. pilar nino telemundo. cu ---esta tarde hubo buenas noticias para la familia, al menos por ahora! ---autoridades en washigton dijeron que estan revisando el caso nuevamente. ---por hoy victor fue dejado en libertad y ahora su abogado tiene 30 dias para tramitar un nuevo recurso que los mantenga en el pais... cu ---una juez federal bloque esta tarde la aplicacin de la ley anti- inmigrante promulgada en el estado de alabama. take vo ---la magistrada sharon blackburn, dijo que necesita mas tiempo para decidir si la ley, que est siendo desafiada por la administracin del presidente obama, es constituciona l. ---la ley estaba programada para entrar en vigor el proximo jueves, pero el mandato judicial impedir su implementaci n. ---sin embargo, quienes apoyan la medida se dijeron complacidos de que la juez no la haya desechado en su totalidad. take vo ---el tio del presidente barack obama fue detenido por conducir ebrio. ---segun el diario brit

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al turn to victor.this idea that just has brought up around not people who -- journalism as an audience, but playing a range of roles. in trade. we can think of engaging with an audience in new ways. i just wonder if you can generalize from many of the other chapters or perspective you have as a media at the party. the role that the audience can play in whether there are limits to that. hysterically. >> sure. there has always been potential for the audience to be more of a media producer than just a media consumer. people assume this is something that was invented with the internet, but there is a long tradition of that. to bring it back to the area i have done research on, especially the 1940's. at that point it was generally understood, i think, that there wasn't this dichotomy of people who were creating their own media and in the policies from above. media reformists' saw that these areas were very much linked in that to focus on media policy reform was also enabling the new ways that the audience c

no. >>> en nueva york, vÍctor javier solanou solano.ruana armar un escÁndalo cuando el presidente ollanta humala estomÓ posesion >>> se queja porque no le dieron oportunidad de defenderse tenemos los detalles flich fluch o dow jones termina arriba en perÚ el congreso sus spen pÓ una congresista durante la posesiÓn del presidente ollanta humala porque ha mblÓ de una constituciÓn que no rige en el paÍs, la presidenta fernÁndez de argentina tambiÉn resultÓ involucrada >>> la constituciÓn de 1979 >>> marta chÁvez fue suspendida 120 dÍas por falta grave >>> la constituciÓn de 1979... >>> ella es la congresista que protestÓ a gritos durante la juramentaciÓn del presidente ollanta humala. porque invocÓ la constitucion de 1979 y segÚn ella no lo hizo por la vigente de 1993. >>> si siento 120 dÍas de marta chÁvez justifica que alerte a la poblaciÓn que se viene el modelo del alba que tenemos un aprendiz de hugo chÁvez vale la pena que me corten la cabeza vale la pena >>> dijo que lo volverÍa hacer, reconociÓ que se excedio por su protesta, porqu

as victor -- just about everything rides on how this crisis in journalism plays out.ue to be engaged in these questions and if you're interested in our work on these issues go to media policies.net, and if you have time, join us at the back of the room. there's'm wine and cheese, and you can get copies of the book and get at least six signatures. so thank you again to the panelists. put your hands together. [applause] >> thank you all for coming. >> what are you reading this summer? book tv wants to know. >> well, two of my economic bible are theocracy by kevin phillips, and i was taught years ago when i was a student that economics is not destiny but it's 85% of it. so i focus a lot of my reading on what is actually going inside -- going on inside the bowels of our economy. this is by kevin phillips, and by the became, i'm a democrat. he is a republican. i recommend chapter eight in his book to every living human being who can read. chapter eight is about soaring debt and the financialization of the united states. chapter eight -- and in this book there is a magnific

en copiapÓ chile vÍctor hugo saavedra univisiÓn >>> mÁs de esto en aquÍ y ahora esta noche ademÁs ¿cÓmoos en puerto rico y la repÚblica dominicana, emily se intensifica. y le diremos por quÉ comer lo que nos gusta especialmente comidas grasosas pudiera ayudar a evitar la depresiÓn segÚn un nuevo estudio. >>> gracias por esta informaciÓn con razÓn me gustan muchos las papas fritas >>> ya sÉ que vamos a cenar una Última pausa y >>> regresamos desde nueva york permiten que los mismos carritos que vendan hot-dog vendan licor >>> veremos por quÉ para algunos esta no es muy buena idea regresamos. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> nueva york la ciudad que lo tiene todo. tambiÉn cuenta a partir de ahora con bares ambulantes, ya fue otorgadas la primera licencia para los carritos que venden comidas en las calles, linda nos cuenta cÓmo ha sido recibida la idea de obtener permiso para vender vinos, tequila y mÁs en los mismos lugares donde en la calle se venden perros calientes o hasta tacos. >>> por primera vez en el estado de nueva york, un negocio ambulante adquiere la licencia para vender bebidas alcohÓlicas

>> victor zamora ( translated ): we were so mad. there was almost nothing there.we couldn't believe that we were supposed to survive with so little. we were treated even worse than animals. it was shocking. >> simon: three days after the collapse, the rescue teams started sending probes down. trouble was, they had no idea where the miners were. all they had were sketches, which were outdated and inaccurate. but they kept on drilling, day and night. the noise was deafening. the miners would hear the probes come close, and then stop. it drove them crazy. but once, mechanic alex vega thought he heard salvation. >> alex vega ( translated ): i'd say the probe went by no more than two meters from our shelter. >> simon: you heard the probe go down two meters from where you were. >> vega ( translated ): yes, it went by real close. >> simon: do you remember what you felt when you realized that the probe was not going to come where you were? >> vega ( translated ): yes, i lost hope. i was desperate. >> simon: and so were the families who pitched tents outside the mine. they

i would like to invite victor pickard to the podium. should we be as optimistic as your title suggest? [applause] -- cotte club. >> a great question and i a.m. thinking and will be an pessimism within the title. i will rely on the panelist to bring it up. it means a lot to talk to you today at the new america foundation. i have not been here since spring 2009 when i was working here full time as a research fellow. would reflect back, there was something in the air at the time as removed into the new offices. not just the fresh carpet smell but the optimism about the media policy reforms that were possible before us in what was also interesting is that this time there was talk of the future of journalism is a problem for public policy. if you recall in the spring of 2009, journalistic institutions seem to be imploding. we have the seattle post and rocky mountain news going under. jobs and revenue in precipitous decline. but you say great cliche we saw these circles as a crisis as an opportunity to explore structural alternatives for the

i was two feet away -- >> reporter: 15-year-old victor arroyos tells us about the terrifying night when three men, one armed, tried to rob his dad at the doorstep of their mountainview apartment. it happened late wednesday. his 10-year-old brother is still scared. >> i thought they would kill my dad -- yeah. because he was pointing the gun at his head. >> reporter: victor's friend, 15-year-old jesus ramiro was with him. >> when the guy came in closer, my friend was on the couch. he saw him pointing at him. and he was going like this. and then -- that's when he ran toward my room also. >> reporter: quick thinking jesus grabbed this. a broken and unloaded b.b. gun. he did this -- >> just like that. >> reporter: it was this sound of the slide drawing back that sent the gunman and the two other suspects running. jesus is just thankful he was trying to fix the b.b. gun right before the attack. >> if it wasn't in, there the guy would probably shoot us. >> reporter: no one was hurt. the men got away with nothing. all thanks to a brave 15-year-old. police are still looking for the three suspect

>> well, victor was an amazing story, and there's a wonderful biography about him where i obtain mostormation called a small maker. he was a holocaust refugee who came from vienna in 1939 to america, and it was said that one of the things that influenced him the most upon his arrival was central park and broadway and was kind of a juxtaposition about things that one was used by the public free of charge and broadway was used by public definitely kind of a sense of capitalism paying admission that you will, so he kind of made these elements in the shopping center designs and ran hearst was arguably his greatest achievement and realization and a very unique feature was its triangular design. according to the company promotions was a house to minimize the walking distance between the stores and was the first time that there were more than two anchor stores and a center. and also just the amount of sculpture of artwork of kind of the aesthetic pieces she literally invested hundreds of thousands of dollars into the public art. it was definitely some' a public space in addition to the buyin

a judge friday ruled that there was was probable cause to believe this man victor mandujano attacked his roommate. the victim is still recovering. mandujano is due back in court september 6th. >>> police in the east bay have found two more large marijuana grow sites in the hills south of moraga near the scene where a suspect opened fire on an officer last month. district police have been searching the hills after someone with an assault rifle shot at the officer. he was not injured. police announced a total of 1,000 marijuana plants were found in the east bay m.u.d. watershed. another cultivation was found a day after the shooting. no suspects have been identified. >>> the rules which go into effect on tuesday include money for passengers who are bumped from an oversold flight. they also allow the transportation department to allow fines on airline if they allow an international flight to be delayed for four hours from taking off. >>> b.a.r.t. riders consider yourself warned. the action planned for tomorrow that could throw a wrench into the evening commute. >>> a strike by thousands

thank you. >> thank you, victor.ictor said, in short, just about everything rides on harvest crisis and journalism plays out. i hope you continue to be engaged in these questions, and if you are interested in further work on these issues go to media policynewnetwork.net. if you have room, joins in the back of the room for wine and cheese. there are copies of the books for sale. i think you can snag at least six signatures. [laughter] thank you again to the panelists. put your hands together. [applause] thank you. [applause] thank you all for coming. [inaudible conversations] ..

. >> vÍctor hernÁndez no pudo contener solerÍa al recibir su certificado de naturalizaciÓn en una ceremoniaordo de este barco de la guardia costera. >> el sacrificio mÍo y de mi familia, porque no saben si me voy a morir allÁ. >> quiso contar su experiencia de combate en irak y afganistÁn en donde perdiÓ compaÑeros y en las que Él participÓ sin ser ciudadano. >> ellos se murieron allÁ por este paÍs. uno no tiene que ser ciudadano de este paÍs para ver eso. >> datos de las fuerzas armadas arrojan que de un total de 1.4 millones de militares, 4% son de origen extranjero. el presidente bush firmÓ una nueva ley con el propÓsito. >> con mÁs por gusto, uno >> segÚn estadÍsticas del servicio de migraciÓn, de septiembre del 2001 hasta la fecha, de 71 mil miembros se ha naturalizado en ceremonias alrededor del paÍs. en nueva york, univisiÓn. >> este domingo en al punto hablamos de la crisis econÓmica en estados unidos, la mujer que quiere reemplazar a chÁvez entre otras cosas. un adelanto. >> estamos mejor que hace tres aÑos? contestarla ex tesorera y el ex secretario de vivienda. >> muchos de los e

victor says his brave friend saved his family. >> i thank my friend already for doing that. have stayed here longer they would have harmed us. >> reporter:victor shares a birthday with jesus and now share a story of survival. while the police to admit this boy was very brave, they want to warn the public it's not a good idea to confront somebody with a handgun. in mountain view, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> san jose police arrested a 48-year-old man for stabbing his girlfriend to death. it's the 27th homicide date in san jose. it happened north of stevens creek boulevard near saratoga avenue. an unidentified was stabbed to death at the 4200 block of albany drive. police arrested the suspect still there. they found the woman's body in the apartment. she had been stabbed multiple times. san jose had seven more homicides this year than all of last year. >>> at a time when cities are cutting back on fire protection, today's graduates from san francisco's fire training academy feel not just pride but gratitude. >> congratulations to the 113th recruit class. >> the 35 recr

penas y alegrÍas ellos han sido su apoyo durante los largos meses feos ddespuÉs del acciden porque vÍctor nueva york habÍan carteles con bienvenido edison, y bandera chilenas >>> edison vive en copiapÓ y desde que saliÓ de la capital tula con que, fue rescatado no ha pasado de viajar, se ha hecho famoso por ser un fanÁtico de elvis presley >>> nvme(canta) ♪ >>> pero no sÓlo los mineros han cambiado, regresamos a la mina san josÉ, lo que se convirtiÓ en un verdadero pueblo hace un aÑo atrÁs, hoy se ve desierto, unos pocos vestigios recuerdan lo que aquÍ pasÓ, solo estÁ el guardia dÍa y noche. >>> se podrÁ pasar ese dÍa. >>> a todo periodista, a todo tipo de personas, niÑos, adultos. >>> desde el cerro pudimos ver el escenario de tantas emociones, lÁgrima y alegrÍa. >>> no seso percatar percataroÓ >>> lo mÁs recurrente, la oscuridad >>> pero hoy sÓlo desea que se haga justicia, nos recibiÓ en su casa para a cha raclarar que nÉ sus compaÑero quieren sacar provecho econÓmico >>> el tema va por otro lado, para dejar un marcar un precedente, por lo que ocurriÓ en la mina san josÉ, cosa de que n

. >>> vÍctor manuel garcia estÁ en cuarto grado. girar asÍ. >>> y aunque parezca increÍble. el niÑo aprendiÓ a conducir en un carro estandar algo que ni muchos pueden lograr, hace dÍas el niÑo tuvo que poner en prÁctica destreza por eso que la madre se enfermÓ y estaban solos en casa y entonces no lo pensÓ mÁs, y tomÓ las llaves del carro y condujo hasta este hospital que queda a 10 minutos de la casa con su rÁpida acciÓn salvo la vida de la madre y ahora se ha convertido en todo un hÉroe. >>> (aplausos). >>> con su madure xer ada el menor es reconocido por proeza y valente ahÍ y el alcalde del pueblo dijo que es hÉroe. >>> a veces hablamos de hÉroe con sÚper poderes y lo que necesitamos es sÚper corazÓn y ten como tener de trments no fomentoamos que participen o estÉn conduciendo lo que pasa que unos padres responsables lee dicen, quiero aprendas con acciones por si pasa cualquier cosa estÉs preparado. >>> vÍctor manuel sabia que la mamÁ no estaba problema que lo vio mareada y la mujer sufriÓ reacciÓn muy peligrosa a consecuencia d

>>y en méxico en ciudad juarez fue asesinado un alto mando del secretario funcionario pública, víctorilaba sin patrullas y escolta que lo resguardara. >>y celebran otro año, la región sureña de potosí se encuentra cerrada, por huelga ante la nula ayuda del gobierno >>y las gemelas que fueron separadas por la cabeza en 2002 estuvieron hoy celebrando diez años de vida. francisco ugalde con el detalle de esta magna celebracion >>la fiesta fue en malibu y estuvo llena de invitados y miembros del equipo que estuvo con ella y participaron en su terapia de separacion también el actor mel gibson >>me siento feliz de estar aquí y ver a las niñas que lo lograron, para ellas fue difícil y están felices, es una verdadera leccion para nosotros. y es que la operación practicada en 2002 en los Ángeles duró más de 24 horas. >>fue un logro de todos, de las enfermeras, los cirujanos, anestesiologos y de todo el mundo. >>y ellas con amplia sonrisa en su caras, celebraron ayer nueve años de haber sido separadas y hoy festejan su décimo aniversario de vida. >>lo hemos hecho con mucho amor, tenemos que vis

victor was the executive. seen as smith will be the project manager full time on site. she has worked on this as well as the terminal to project. also he worked on the opera house project, the city hall project, so a quick overview on who we are and the team that will deliver this for you. any questions bowman -- any questions? >> i have a few, and in interest of full disclosure, i was one of your attorneys. back in the day of construction management focus, as you went through some of your projects, how many did you serve on where turner was construction manager and general contractor, and can you give a little flavor as how you were able to differentiate those roles? in my former federation, it was easier to have separate companies. >> of all the projects i showed you, do -- terminal two had general contractors. all others were general contractors. for the last 15 or 20 years, we have seen that most public entities actually have moved towards the construction and manager so they can have a general contractor on the table to make sure the project is still plentiful and

vÍctor le va a dar una esperanza al conjunto mejicano. >>> impulsaba una carrera.iÓn, california en contra de montana en la final nacional. california que se iba adelante, palo mero con el cuadrangular de dos carreras ventaja de tres por cero. ca cataÑo que anota. california gana a montana once carreras a dos. >>> los atlÉticos de oakland cayer cayeron. ganaron los dodgers y los serafÍnes tambiÉn dieron cuenta del conjunto de los rangers de texas. >>> al regresar en noticias univisiÓn 14. grupo de estudiantes latinos recibieron las becas. imagenes de la ceremonia. >>> ademÁs, la curva. ahÍ estÁ por fin cayÓ. tuvimos la oportunidad de hablar con galilea montijo que espera m llegada de la cigÜeÑa. tuvimos la oportunidad de hablar con la conductora de pequeÑos gigante, que espera la llegada de su primer hijo. >>> a la bella presentadora galilea montijo la conocÍ en la cafeterÍa de univisiÓn alimentandose muy bien. >>> es una mezcla muy rara. >>> te alimentas muy bien. >>> te dije que no lo iba a terminar. >>> la podrÁ ver todas las maÑanas con un elenco divertido, el

luto", una obra original de hugo arguelles que presentara "circulo cultural" con las actuaciones de victortre otros excelentes actores latinos de el area de la bahia. --sera en el veterans memorial center en el 1455 de la avenida madison en redwood city. . 7 de la noche , le repito... el 20 de agosto... ---ahora un avance de acceso total... take sot nancy dice: mas adelante le tengo noticias de horoscopos de durango.. de mana y de ricky martin..quien nos revela como fue su primer amor gay... esto y mas ..en acceso total segment ends cu --informacion de los espectaculos con nancy leal en acceso total., nancy cuentanos. take pkg hola que tal!!! pues les cuento que a pesar de que jenni rivera ha hecho fuertes acusaciones en contra de su ex-manager, a un duo duranguense no parece haberle importado mucho.. 3 sec nats asi es...las chicas de horoscopos de durango decidieron establecer una relacion laboral con gabriel vazquez...el ex-manager de jenni rivera quien es acusado por la cantante de haberle robado una alta suma de dinero... fue la misma vicky terrazas quien lo confirmo y ante toda esta s

whole goal of that fund, which john may know about the details is to empower the people to be the victors of their destiny. it's a way to let youth identify their dreams and be the leaders in terms of allocations. they dole out grants. so the youth empowerment fund is an exciting way in come san francisco is engaging its young people. we have one of the few youth commissions. they work on the variety of youth issues. the ymc has launched big brothers and big sisters. nick cannon has an entire campaign of stop hating. kind of embedded in citiess and communities around california. in terms of digital media, i think that's a very important part. we have a lot of digital lead companies. you have new america media. youth outlook. you've not bay cat and bay vac. each of those are engaged with probationers. so i think that people recognize the value of digital media. we have to connect and explore those job opportunities directing our young people. we are doing that. we are around in digital media work. >> i meant to say bay cat. it's actually a digital media company. we work with the crn and cu

. >> victor is referred to as the father of the shopping mall. what features were considered unique at the time of its construction? >> victor lewis has an amazing story with a wonderful biography where i obtained most of my information as a holocaust refugee who came from 1939 to america and said one of the things that influence the most was central park and broadway and it was the juxtaposition about the things that one was used in the public free of charge definitely with capitalism and then to achieve the greatest realization a very unique feature was the triangular design according to the company promotions it was to minimize the walking distance between the anchor stores in the first time ever more than two anchor stores and also just the amount of sculpture or artwork with the aesthetic pieces and it was definitely supposed to be a public space in addition to the buying and selling going on. >> during the 1960s dimension public r&d size and the scope and anything in particular that drew visitors? >> i would say building on the sheer size,

were zoete guilt but the irish native adopted lola montez and had a series of romantic trysts with victor hugo, frederic chopin and george think. she served as the mistress of the king, scandalous relationship that contributed to his abdication and sent her packing. during the tour of the united states she arrived in california in 1853 and stayed for two years. she became the and for performing her tarantula dance, provocative ballet in which she pretended to become entangled in a spider's web and discovered spiders in the folds of her gown. as she waved her arms and leaped in the air and shook her clothing revealing her petticoats the audience sat spellbound. she threw lavish parties and gave dance lessons to a minor's daughter who became a celebrated star of the american stage and was frequently seen in the company of her pets. in 1855 she broke into tears as she departed san francisco for australia. local newspaper editorial praised her as a generous lady whose many good acts harmed the scene of our citizens. whatever lola wants she gets. cynthia ann parker. on may 19th, 1836, a band o

luto", una obra original de hugo arguelles que presentara "circulo cultural" con las actuaciones de victorlentes actores latinos de el area de la bahia. --sera en el veterans memorial center en el 1455 de la avenida madison en redwood city. . 7 de la noche , le repito... el 20 de agosto... ---ahora un avance de acceso total... take sot nancy dice: mas adelante les voy a decir donde se estaran presentando los chicos de mana y usted los podra ver por television y don omar sigue arrazando pero ahora en otro continente.. esto y mas en acceso total cu ---la farandula con nancy leal y acceso total. take pkg que tal amigos....pues comenzamos hablando del grupo mana que sigue cosechando frutos y esta semana se presentan en un show estadounidens e muy popular y usted los podra ver este viernes 12 de agosto, man estara presentandos e en el programa de television "the tonight show" antes de que inicien su gira por europa.. hasta el momento la ms reciente produccin del grupo titulada ?drama y luz? est catalogada como el lbum latino ms vendido en lo que va del aÑo. hubo fuertes rumores rondando de que

trata de vÍctor hoyos.instantes una doctora brasileÑa coloca >> una doctora en una ciudad brasileÑa decidiÓ colocar objetos extraÑos alrededor de su propiedad, se trata de agujas afectadas con el virus del sida comÚn es decir de alambre de pÚas y colgÓ un cartel con la leyenda "pared infectada con el virus hiv". ella dice que es la forma de mantener a los ladrones alejados. >> en esta unidos abrieron una escultura dedicada a marthin luther king. >> maÑana despierta amÉrica tiene una variada opciÓn de noticias,1 adelanto. >> muchas gracias, este martes hablaremos del primer dÍa de escuela, entre los mÁs de 55.000 jÓvenes que estÁn estudiando se encuentran los preescolares, que asisten a la espera por primera vez. veremos que recomiendan los expertos para que la transiciÓn de la casa a la escuela sea exitoso. >> gracias, terminamos el noticiero al reno de tango, es que centenares de parejas de numerosos paÍses compiten en buenos aires en el mundial del tango que se realizÁ 13 de agosto. ademÁs de clases,pelÍc

i want to remember the works of victor franco. he looked, he was one of the survivors of a/sweuts. this too shall pas. the best way to build hope is have a plan. when i talked about being on the streets. it's very operational. have bigger brother and cousins. that coalition building. i was flying back. i did a key-note. going to nasa, you have 3 big panoramas behind me. my people. i will end with this, ladies and gentlemen. i got on the airplane. i was tired. i got in and i was on a good airline. i got in the window seat. a gentlemen, an african american. people were getting on the plane and they were bypassing us. they would look and keep going. i knew something was up. they looked at the same chairs. i said, it is what it is. until a young boy came. and he sat between us. that gave me an awful lot of hope. it took him to teach us. children have a renewed effect on us. finally to conclude. i had a great complement. most teachers who are here with respect. you are the reason we are here. you give us hope. this complement, he said, doctor revelez. you are pretty cool. nice, huh. but

when victor yuan started the company, it was off-limits.hat has changed. >> based upon what the chinese people are telling you, on a scale of 1 to 10, tending great, one being horrible, overall, how do the chinese people feel about the direction in your country is moving in? >> 7-8. the general direction is all right. the problem is about specific policies. that means people are complaining. it is such a big challenge. there are so many people. about the bigng government. tavis: every time i come to china, this gets in trouble back in the united states when i say this, there was a recent poll in our country that discovered that just over half of the american people think that our best days as a country are behind us. i see the opposite when i come to china. the chinese people are excited and enthusiastic. you're hopeful about the future. there are many issues but you are hopeful about your future. you have done some polling about happiness. how happy are the chinese people? >> 70% of the people say that they are happy. but we see the differ

victor's buddy, jesus ramiro was inside fiddling with a broken bee-bee gun.n the teens saw the robbers, ma rah mero slid the chamber back, and septembnt the robbers running. >> if he wasn't in there, the guy would probably shoot us. >> reporter: no one was hurt and the robbers didn't get away with anything. police say while ramiro was brave to fend off the robbers, it's usually not a good idea to confront anyone with a handgun. >>> no kids allowed. some airlines, hotels and even movie theaters are considering that idea. now some restaurants are on board. caps restaurant in st. augustine, florida has a no kids section. now, the owners say they have received complaints since they started this no-kids section three years ago, but guess what, business is booming. many grown-ups are enjoying their quiet and romantic dinners. >> you want to have a nice bottle of wine and dinner, i think you should be able to do that without children crying and running in and out. >> we're restauranteurs, not babysitters. >> other parts of the restaurant are kid-friendly. the cut-of

a runaway train, crockett came crashing out of that 12-inch screen tv of our 1950 table model rca victor set. and as they say, i was a goner. with only moments after this larger than life crockett appeared clad in buckskin and wearing, of course, that coonskin cap, i had been won over. and my fickle 9-year-old heart pounded. now, i must tell you that was an incredible year. that past summer, just months before, on two separate occasions down at famous and bar at the mother's store, famous and bar now a long-defunct department store in st. louis, my mother had brought me down to meet some people there on that big parking lot. and there i was, 10:00 on a saturday morning, i look up, and it's william body. it's hopalong cassidy standing there with topper, that fine horse of his. i really thought he was top drawer, hop by, you know? he never lost that black hat in a fight, he always kept it on. i just liked him very much. and then it was a one-two punch because the next saturday i go back down again with my mother, and there's duncan renaldo standing there, the cisco kid with diablo with all

over the next two days, hundreds of family members of victors and some survivors will come here to theoliday island that became a killing ground. there are teams of psychologists and counselors to offer support. authorities hope these visits will bring some degree of peace. >> it is difficult for the relatives. nevertheless, they want to do this. >> they need to know. very often, they ask for details. this is where they can learn more about the details as well. >> in oslo, the killer was back in court today. at a closed hearing, the judge ruled that breivik should continue to be kept in total isolation for four more weeks. he has admitted carrying out the killing spree in detonating a bomb in the center of oslo. he has denied criminal responsibility. >> i was hoping he would admit it. is a very difficult situation. he was only speaking and thinking of himself. >> earlier this week, breivik was taken back to the area. he spent eight hours walking around showing the police how and where he gunned down the 69 victims. this weekend, norway will honor the dead as special memorial services o

supervisor mirkarimi: i think it paints a forward-looking victor. i think everyone is getting that and has been hoping for that. -- picture. >> if you need more specific information on how the sheriff's system has impacted us, i have brought capt. kathy gore would here, who worked on the project, but commanded the bookings for a number of years and is expert. i would also offer any member of the board of supervisors who would like to come to county jail one and see what a booking looks like, how our processes have changed, i would be happy to set that up. supervisor mirkarimi: i would and courage that. i have done it, i'd not know who other has, but it is an important port. colleagues, would you like to ask for a question? supervisor cohen: i do not necessarily have a question for you, but i wanted to ask linda a couple of things. this is actually just a point of clarification. i want to make sure i heard you correctly, the police department is not on board with this -- participating in this technology? >> the police department has the greatest chal

victor revoreda/trabaja en el area 3:37 pues nada mas andaban haciendo un paradero de carros en motosn el area :25 andaban parando mucha gente, pero la mayoria de lo que mire yo eran hispanos :32 francisco campos/vio el operativo 8:56 hasta en los driveways aqui de las iglesias estaban parandolos adentro 9:00 oakland tiene una nueva politica desde noviembre del ano pasado, en la que ya no le quitan el carro a los conductores solo por no tener licencia de conducir...este operativo puso a prueba esta nueva politica. 1:01 no mas a dos mire que si se los llevaron la grua 1:04 11;32 los hacian que dejaran el carro o que consiguieran a alguien que viniera por el carro con licencia 11:37 jorge gomez/dueno de taller de mecanica 27:33 no vi que les quitaran los carros a nadie, sino hubieramos protestado tambien 27;36 pilar nino 30;40 la policia no estuvo disponible para entrevistas en camara, sin embargo nos dijeron que el operativo del pasado jueves hacer parte de una nueva estrategia en contra de la violencia, que incluye hacer cumplir las leyes de transito 30:53 via telefonica la vocera del

we did receive a small number of responsive victors -- bidders on this process. that process took many years. knowing our current capacity at the alta month site, i think it would be bad for the -- altamont site, i think it would be bad for the city to hold off on this, whether it is a natural disaster or something else that comes down the pipeline. i think this is a positive contract, one that was competitively and fairly bid, one that will show ratepayers $100 million worth of savings. finally, with regards to the issue of fees, i know much has been said about whether certain counties and jurisdictions can increase fees. regardless of where we would be, whether it is altamont or you but county, those local jurisdictions have that capability, so we do not have certainty either way. we do know at our current site we have fees that are far higher than the current yuba county amount. should that increase, that would drag down the deferment to, but in either case we would still be under the same pressure of local jurisdiction in terms of these. i do believe this is

. >> and people are saying that the tea party are the victors in all of this, and that they shoved the president into a corner, turned the debt ceiling which is normally a routine thing into a big scandal, and also pushed speaker boehner into a corner and browbeat him, and some argue stabbed him in the back. what do you say of that? >> no, the tea party movement represented a spontaneous movement of american shock and concern over the spending going on in washington. we cannot possibly justify members of congress can't that they are borrowing 42 cents of every dollar spent. this is irresponsible so they demanded change, and elected a lot of new people. they have been called terrorists. i would say they put some terror in the hearts of big spenders. they are people who care about america, and i think that they have helped to move us from a discussion of how much we can spend into how much can we actually save and how can we get the spending and debt under control? >> i mean, the fascinating aspect of the tea party is their emerging political power, and n question, they have been at the

white side ramirez and victor all get ejected.s still going on but we have a crew on the scene hoping to get some post game reaction. 9-2 phillies in the eighth. a's and tampa. stingray tank is the big attraction there. tl he's sleeping with the fishes. evan to the corner. came on scores. they chase him with 3 runs in the fifth. cocoa crisp he has clout. 2 run blast off jeff. a's down but the rays respond in the sixth. 2 out 2 on single off craig. they lose 5-4. they lost 30 of the last 37 on the road. scary scene in denver tonight. look out. rocky pitcher juan drilled by a line drive from desmond. he was down for several minutes. rockies training staff carted him off the field on a stretcher. good news he was blinking his eyes and moving his hands and legs later on. hopefully he will be okay. national won the game 5-3. so there was tiger woods practicing before the bridgestone invitational. 2 feet away his old caddie steve williams. they pass each othe other. not a word spoken. round 2. in akron today. woods began the day 6 back.

victor says he can take it for three days. >> parking is crazy here, but it's fully understood, at leasty me. i understand that the people during this are having fun. >> everything is also fine for promoteres. so far the concert has been incident-free, and a fleet of extra muni buses stanes by to get the thousands of concert-goers home. >> concert organizers say they're happy there have been no real problems no violence or alcohol or drug-row lated issues. there have been only bee stings of the past couple days. >> alan: another day tomorrow. thank you. firefighters are still on the scene of a wildfire tonight that has burned about 400 acres lake berryessa near the town of knoxville, close to the lake county line. the fire started around 2:45 this afternoon. several aircraft battled the fire from the air while ground crews tried to stay ahead of the flames. >> slowed the progress of the fire down significantly. probably at 50% containment right now, and starting to look pretty good. >> alan: no injuries have been reported, and so far no structures have been burned. >>> a group of hackers

. >> any thoughts, victor?'ll just start out with a few general reactions to what i think is a very provocative, very true comment that the gentleman just made which is this idea that we will need a transformation in the political culture in many ways before we can really get to some of these solutions that we're calling for. i mean, when i start out my talk earlier saying that in 2009, there was this kind of optimism. we thought that was a window of opportunity where this could be this paradigm shift. this was a critical juncture. i don't want to say the window is totally closed, but it has been ironic that at a moment where we see market failure around us, what we often hear the most is from the tea party movement calling for even less government intervention in public policies, so i think the first step will probably be at least liberal policymakers to stop buying into the logic that government has no legitimate role in trying to address this crisis in journalism. >> okay. frank in >> we have a chicken and a