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victor is innocent. >> victor: nikki, please don't say another word. >> nikki: please, he--he did notill diane. >> spencer: this is a ploy, your honor. >> nikki: i'm telling the truth. i know what happened in the park. >> victor: you have to stop her. >> michael: we request a brief recess, your honor. >> judge click: (sighs) >> victor: victoria, take your mother out of here. >> nikki: no, no, no, no, no. i won't go. >> judge click: (bangs gavel) i said order. bailiff, remove this woman. >> nikki: your honor, please, i beg you, please, please listen to me. ♪ ew. hey, mom? what? pay you? for what? for unloading the dishwasher?! kid, you need to pay me for making this delicious -- whoa. hold on there, mom. kitchen counselor. um, mom, i think what she means is "greasy dishes." yeah. in fact, check it out. cascade complete pacs are the ones with the real liquid top. they fight tough greasy messes better than the other tablet, which can leave more tough grease behind. oooh, clean. there's only one cascade. love it, or your money back. shop kmart and get after christmas prices now... at the

i'll--i'll come back. >> victor: how are you? >> nikki: oh, victor.ll. >> nikki: no. i am a lush, and... possibly more. i mean, maybe i'm the one who should be in here. >> victor: (sighs) i don't want to discuss this with you any longer, all right? >> nikki: victor, i was too drunk to remember what happened in the park, but that's over. i am determined to find out what happened to me that night. >> nick: sorry we're late. >> adam: i honestly didn't think you'd make it. >> victoria: well, dad brought you back to newman, but the last thing this company needs is you as c.e.o. >> michael: all righty. since i'm not a board member, i will excuse myself, but victor newman asked that whomever is elected c.e.o... read that to the board. >> nick: of course. >> lauren: all right, shall we get started? we have two candidates for c.e.o.-- nicholas newman and adam newman. we are a board of seven, so the c.e.o. will be selected by a majority vote of at least four. now rather than get into a lengthy debate, i suggest we go straight to the vote. >> victoria: seconded.

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marine, a dream 21-year-old kevin victor of brentwood will never realize. he was shot and killed during a robbery attempt friday night in the 4600 block of 37th street. fox 5's audrey barnes talked to his family and friends tonight about the senseless crime. >> kevin victor survived a brutal civil war in liberia when he was just a child. he started school in the u.s. years behind his peers but against all odds he graduated from northwestern high school last year only to be gunned down in brentwood friday just minutes from home. >> he's as cool as it gets. reporter: jerome nelson was with his two best friends kevin victor and k.d. friday night walking on the path behind the queens home apartments in brentwood when two young teens walked up behind them. >> i was in front of everybody and all of a sudden kevin and k.d. ran right past me. they just ran like they were in ate track i'm trying to fig -- in a track meet. i'm trying to figure out what was going on. reporter: for some unknown reason kevin victor doubled back to confront the boys, a decision that cost

so this is a dismal legacy indeed. >> brown: victor cha, what would you add to that? >> three things. the first is that the cultic personality. all of this about the great leader, the dear leader, the next successor, all of these things were things that were actually created by kim jong il when he was the understudy to his father. there was a competition among the family members about who would succeed him. he created this personality cult as a way to gain favor with his father. as we see in terms of this today is thanks to him. secondly, i think most importantly we should remember that, i mean, north korea truly did become a nuclear weapons state under kim jong il. in a north korean narrative that's the great security contribution he's made to the country. the third and one i don't think people focus on but is very important for the future of the country is in many ways you could say that the legacy of kim jong il was that he also created markets in north korea in the sense that he allowed the country to go bankrupt. he allowed the ration system to fail and basically

is one of the markets which offers both good growth as well as pretty decent perfectability ok victor franco do you mean what are some of the dynamics of the consumer market that you look at that is that is. that matches what you see in western markets and or what's unique to russia itself well the unique thing is that russia has a long cultural tradition of consumerism which goes back. centuries and centuries secondly after the deficit period of the soviet union with the most elementary commodities lacking people still said to buy and buy more and more things the thing that is different in russia of comparisons to western europe is that there is a large group of people that is not burdened by mortgages. the life level is more or less equal to the year p. in countries or even higher than for example in the balkans and together with the a low payments that they have to push for utilities they have this extra five hundred thousand euro budget that they can actually spend on and they spend on luxury things going back that there's a big tradition of of spending money on something on sherr

russia i'm joined by alexei make a notion he is senior vice president of integration at pepsi co and victor krieble he's a he's a managing partner at new merchandising technologies we also have ben heiress he is editor in chief of business new europe and tom moody he's chief strategist of a critter but first let's look at how russia consumes. inherently jam to its first breath in russia looking more and more people consumerism has entrapped buyers throughout the country the spending habits shooting up in the past years unlike the west that is suffering under the burden of the financial crisis raising economic turbulence and giant european currency russia remains in major resource exporter with the sexual or oil and gas making up airlines share of the country's exports since defiled and russian g.d.p. has grown by an average of seven percent a year in the same period dollar income for head has grown by nearly twenty nine percent in your early rising from three hundred dollars a month after fifteen hundred in moscow and st petersburg i think russians to have their own can see who more consume

with that, i will let victor, and testify. >> my name is victor and i am one of the owners of life enterprises the uns this building approximately 150,000 square feet. during the ownership since 1973, dozens of permits for the building have been approved by the building department for conversion from the former office and warehouse to the current building use, much of which is office use. i have six small businesses that are tense and i also run a small business. my business does not want to relocate downtown or to move to oakland. the others feel the same way. permits were obtained by contractors including many who were hired directly. i require them to alert me for when alterations are needed and when they are not. imagine my surprise to learn after rezoning that no longer allows office that the planning department takes a totally different point of view than the building department. they say they do not recognize any of the permits as creating office space and for me to legalize what i have, the feed that i must pay as over $1 million. it is calculated on a square foot basis and i must pay

[applause] >> thanks, at root canal i would like to introduce victor coleman, the ceo of hudson plaza the, the developer of this great building. >> thank you. good morning, and welcome. thank you, mr. mayor. as a landlord in san francisco, we're very active landlords. to sit here and have the ability to have time as tenants is pretty gratifying. we will see how the relationships go. but we hope we grow. we hope that we are attentive. i mean to have ideal tenants like this in our portfolio. we're active and aggressive in san francisco. we're a huge landlord now. we believe it. it is only here in soma. we believe in the marketplace and the people. we believe that is why we're here. it is a great way marketplace. our portfolio expertise is throughout california. this is a place that we see the most amount of growth. when we have pivotal tenants like that that want to grow in our portfolio, and makes guys like us to have our day-to-day jobs pretty easy. the fact a san francisco today is seen the evolution of growth from social media, technology, media entertainment right here in our backy

. >> victor: i did exactly as i wanted it. >> victor: (sighs) >> jack: oh, yeah, i saw it.kyle, over breakfast. >> ashley: how did he take the news? >> jack: my son put his faith in victor newman. we both know what happens when you make that mistake. how did he react to finding out a man he idolized was responsible for his mother's murder?

victor two touchdowns. philadelphia downs dallas 20-7.ext week the eagles play host to the redskins. >>> in new jersey, jets/giants andan and apparently santa is a jets fan. second quarter giants with a third and ten at their own 1. eli manning to victor cruz, two jets just decide to fall down. eric smith, a chance to tackle cruz, ah, misses. victor cruz cruising. 99 yards for the touchdown. the longest offensive play in franchise history. giants take a 10-7 lead. third quarter. he's doing the salsa, i like that. same scoring giants with the ball. handach to ahmad bradshaw and check this out, trucks poole in the end zone. see it again, this is brute strength from bradshaw. boom. the giants beat the zwroets 9-14. they have won five in a row against the jets. next week the giants will play the cowboys for the division title on "sunday night football." you can see the game right here on nbc4. i'm looking forward to that game already. giants/cowboys, that's going to be a showdown. >> yeah it is. >> good one. >> thank you. >>> that is our news

gobierno dio a conocer conclusiones, y dicen que violÓ sistematicamente los derechos de inmigrantes, vÍctoros hallazgos de la investigaciÓn. >>> la investigaciÓn que inicio el departamento de justicia al alguacil concluyÓ que dentro de los operativos para arrestar a los indocumentados se violaron derechos al detenerlos solo por su aspecto fÍsico. >>> si involucra perfiles raciales. >>> joe arpaio cometiÓ actos de represalias. >>> me arrestÓ porque estaba hablan hablando. >>> los casos de discriminaciÓn dentro de la cÁrcel tambiÉn ocurrÍan. identifico que se castigaba a los reclusos latinos que no conocÍan el idioma inglÉs. >>> creemos que hay patrones o practicas policÍacas anticonstitucional. >>> agregÓ que creo una barrera entre la comunidad. >>> sin embargo, funcionarios pÚblicos y lideres reaccionaron ante los resultados. >>> para nosotros el sheriff tiene que terminar bajo cÁrcel, asÍ como el daÑo que hizo, el perfil racial, y todo lo que hizo. >>> mientras que la supervisora se mostrÓ incrÉdula ante estos cambios. >>> no podemos cambiarlo si todavÍa estÁ en cargos. >>> las autoridades

this is victor. he's the only other egg-laying mammal in the world.to the platypus from australia. when they are first hatched, it's out of a tiny egg, it's kind of leathery and they're called a pugle when they're a baby. >> can we touch it? oh, my gosh, very bristly. these mate in the sort of normal sense? >> yes. >> doesn't that hurt? >> they mate carefully. >> that's unbelievable. >> those are sharp. >> speaking of sharp, you have a porcupine down here. >> victor and i are going over here. >> i've got a visual now. wait a minute. >> you mentioned a hedge hog. people look at victor and think porcupine. look at the comparison. quite a bit different. this is an insectavore. ruba here is a true porcupine found in africa. all her quills are dressed back if she would get startled or scared, you would see them flair out. one of the big myths is that they can shoot their quills, which is not true. quills are a modified hair, no more than we can shoot our hairs can they shoot their quills. >> thank you for bringing them. >>> robin thicke is going to see a s

so this is a dismal legacy indeed. >> brown: victor cha, what would you add to that? >> three things. the first is that the cultic personality. all of this about the great leader, the dear leader, the next successor, all of these things were things that were actually created by kim jong il when he was the understudy to his father. there was a competition among the family members about who would succeed him. he created this personality cult as a way to gain favor with his father. as we see in terms of this today is thanks to him. secondly, i think most importantly we should remember that, i mean, north korea truly did become a nuclear weapons state under kim jong il. in a north korean narrative that's the great security contribution he's made to the country. the third and one i don't think people focus on but is very important for the future of the country is in many ways you could say that the legacy of kim jong il was that he also created markets in north korea in the sense that he allowed the country to go bankrupt. he allowed the ration system to fail and basically

so this is a dismal legacy indeed. >> brown: victor cha, what would you add to that? >> three things. the first is that the cultic personality. all of this about the great leader, the dear leader, the next successor, all of these things were things that were actually created by kim jong il when he was the understudy to his father. there was a competition among the family members about who would succeed him. he created this personality cult as a way to gain favor with his father. as we see in terms of this today is thanks to him. secondly, i think most importantly we should remember that, i mean, north korea truly did become a nuclear weapons state under kim jong il. in a north korean narrative that's the great security contribution he's made to the country. the third and one i don't think people focus on but is very important for the future of the country is in many ways you could say that the legacy of kim jong il was that he also created markets in north korea in the sense that he allowed the country to go bankrupt. he allowed the ration system to fail and basically

probably the most dangerous individual in this institution. >> i remember watching victor being led tonterview. and he had such an intense security detail that it almost felt like i was about to interview hannibal lector, quite frankly. he was cuffed behind his back. but i'll never forget, it was like a normal fiberglass and metal cafeteria chair. there was nothing special about that chair. and he wasn't chained to the chair itself. the chair was not secured to the ground in any way. i start to think to myself, here i am about to interview this guy. i'm knee to knee with the most dangerous man in the state of kentucky, and he's not chained to anything. all of a sudden all of my questions, everything i'd prepared for the interview, went completely out of my head. >> victor, tell me originally what your crime was that brought you to kentucky state penitentiary, how long that sentence is, and then how long of that sentence you have served. >> i'm in for murder. life sentence. convicted in 2001. >> are you proud of that notoriety? i mean, we've heard you are one of the most dangerous guys

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victor, welcome back to "the washington journal."tor char has written a number of pieces over the last couple of days on this topic. we will get to your comments in just a moment. we also want to welcome mr. mcleod, from south korea, was also covering the story. thank you for being with us. [no audio] host: we lost that phone connection. we apologize. we will try to reconnect in just a moment. the news came on sunday, the death of kim jong il. you wrote for "the new york times," "no. 3 as we know it is over. the regime will not be able to hold together after the untimely death of its leader. how america response will determine if the region moves towards stability or conflict." guest: well, steve, i think that as an analyst in korea for many years and having served in government on the policy side, everything that i have read has said that the regime really stood on kim jong un hill for leadership. if they could live long, they could affect a successful transition process. the worst thing that could possibly happen would be the sudde

>> victoria: victor. >> nikki: victor? you want to name him after your daddy? how come?ctoria: because he's tall. >> nikki: all right, then, victor the giraffe it is. >> nikki: i think about those times when she was a little girl so much. i didn't know she remembered that, too. >> billy: now that little one is out like a light. (laughs) did you see those ugg shoes? she is cute, and she's so ready for santa. (kissing victoria's head) what's wrong? >> victoria: (sighs) i'm just thinking about my mom. >> billy: yeah, i know. i know you missed her at the wedding. >> victoria: i mean, obviously, my dad's not gonna be there, but... my mom? i mean, for her not to show up... i'm so afraid for her, billy. >> angel: don't ever think your kids don't want you around. >> nikki: it's my daughter's wedding night, and she's upset because of me. (sobs) >> victoria: whenever i've gone through anything difficult in my life, my mother has been the one person there with their arms around me, holding me and trying to make me feel safe again, and she's at such a-- such a dark place right now.

que tienen orden de arrestar. >> y estÁn diciendo que tumbaron mi puerta de atrÁs de la casa. >> vÍctoro de mÍnimas yerais. >> ha dejado al menos un muerto en las ciudades mÁs afectadas estÁ a la capital belo horizonte. >> el temporal ha dejado un alto nÚmero de heridos y damnificados pero oficialmente no se sabe cuÁntos. >> preven mÁs lluvia en esa regiÓn para proximos dÍas. >> (♪). >> gracias que tal, buenas tardes. >> vamos hablar de este frÍo que se siente los sistemas de gran variedad que hay en lo que es el valle central. >> le digo eso, porque mientras el frÍo se mantiene hacia la zona del norte en nuestra regiÓn, y tambiÉn en los valles el panorama en costas es mÁs tranquilo. >> pero, en los valles la densa niebla se presenta y ocasiona muchos problemas en este fin de semana tenga mucho cuidado si va hacia lo que es el valle fuertes nublados, la neblina que se presenta. >> en las costas se mantiene despejado y temperaturas en los 40 el fin de semana serÁ estupendo con algunos nublados viajeros pero los prÓximos dÍas despejado. >> temperaturas mÍnimas, amigos en san josÉ el dÍa a

. >> reporter: the victor mower was no victor here.ring what happened, it came out relatively unscathed and so did the operator, this time. >> i worry now he has this mower and he sat next to it in his pool for an hour. that is a problem for us because, to him, he just won. he just won a big game. >> reporter: elvis lost a couple of teeth. right now, elvis seems pretty content just chilling out in the sun there, but it will take a very brave person to get him here with a lawn mower next week. and i do have a stick. >>> say hello to the new knut. a danish zoo is raising the oh, so cute-month-old polar bear, given the same name as the bear given a stir in the zoo a year ago. the new knut is a hit already on youtube. of course he is. i'm whit johnson. this is the "cbs morning news." 'w taking them down after all the fatty holiday food. but that's normal. what do you mean that's normal? it doesn't have to be. to me, normal, means feeling good inside. not slow. try some activia. activia helps with occasional irregularity, when eaten 3 times

>>catherine: tonight we hear from victor conti. announcer: this is the kron4 news at 8:00 p.m.. >>catherine: barry bonds will be sentenced tomorrow in federal court. grant lodes is here with a look at how a home run king found himself trying to avoid prison. >>grant: tomorrow is the culmination of nearly a decade of performance enhancing investigation, denial and drama. in 2003 a bay area labs were ordered was rated in the investigation began. in december, bonds told a grand jury that he never knowingly used steroids. fast for to august of 2007, bonds becomes the home run all- time leader. bonds is then indicted and accused of lying to the grand jury. in april, he was convicted in federal court of obstruction of justice. the jury is deadlocked on of perjury charges. >>grant: the investigation began nearly a decade ago with a focus on that laboratory in burlingame. >> i think he is the greatest player to ever play the game. >> victor conti is still a big fan of barry bonds. >> i do not believe that he should get jail time. i think you go home detention for a few months. >> as to

it should be a great matchup. >> cris: and victor cruz helped the giants get into this position to beginhat was an absolutely unbelievable hit. go 99, that was great. >> al: that will be game number 256 in the finalozk;iju$e season. we'll have it for you in the meadowlands on sunday night football. football night in america beginning at 7:00 eastern. our whole crew, wishing you a very merry christmas from green bay. >> dozens killed in a series of christmas morning bombings at churches in nigeria. police release a picture of a man they say abducted a 2-year-old child in virginia after a double-murder christmas eve. first on 4, hearing from newt gingrich after failing to qualify for the primary ballot in virginia. good evening, everyone. i'm chris gordon. well people here at home and across the country took time this christmas to reflect on the true meaning of the holiday. news 4s derek ward reports on how people here shared the spirit of the season. >> reporter: more than 1,000 of the catholic faithful made mass at the national shrine part of their holiday. cardinal archbishop of washing

a pass and victor going victor dunk-po. a huge jam. i remember when he got those passes from quinn cook. and jordan with five on the shot clock. are you serious? hits the leaner. indiana crushes howard 107-50. >>> to hockey now. good news in the injury department for the caps. jay beagle took part in a full practice today and mike greene also back on the ice this morning. greene on the ice in full gear working out with the capitals' strength and conditioning coach before practice. he missed 17 can have been games with a strained right groin. he visited with a specialist last week and rejoined the team on the trip in colorado. there is no timetable for his return. >> good to see him on the ice. >> ola-dunk-po. >> twe >>> twitter got a big check in the mail. a saudi prince investing $300 million in the website. he now holds a strategic stake in the company. he is the 26th richest person in the world. he is not on twitter and never sent a tweet. >>> if you think you have it nice at your office. wait until you see the facebook headquarters

somebody stop victor cruz -- nobody will stop victor cruz. 29-13 and giants could win the nfc east by dallas next sunday. >>> the eagles beat dallas for the second time this season. michael vick to brent celek to starts the scoring. tony romo hit his throwing hand on a players helmet. x-rays negative. charlotte today, cam newton said the a new passing yardage record for a rookie. newton can run as well as he can pass. cam newton, 49 yards, forget tim tebow, this is the new nfl quarterback prototype. playoff-bound baltimore wins 11-4. steelers are 11-4 and where without ben roethlisberger shut out the rams. >> tennessee wins to go 8-7 to dismay the hunt for the finality affect ♪ [ ukulele strumming ] ♪ [ folksy whistling ] [ man ] quitting is a fight you can't let yourself lose. it can take many tries. but keep trying, you will beat smoking. honey, you okay? yeah, i'm fine. ♪ [ ukulele ] is as easy as... making breakfast. omelet? sure. scrambled eggs. [ male announcer ] actually, it's easier. citi financial tools. easier banking. standard at citibank. [ beep ] hi. dave here. [ male ann

. >> reporter: another major player of course victor county he ran the lab that produced the -- steroid at the center of this. he said whether they, meaning athletes told big lies or small lies most of the athletes told some kind of lie to the grand jury. i have no doubt that barry bonds was treated differently than other athletes involved, likely because he was the highest profile of all. based upon the evidence it appears that bonds was selectively prosecuted. right now bonds on the 19th floor waiting for his sentencing. he may be to the big house, one big house or another either federal prison or his own house for house arrest. he has a mansion in beverly hills he may be confined to that for six months or a year. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> that what we are going to talk about now. >> legal analyst dean johnson joining us for some perspective. >> thanks for joining us what do you think the judge is going to do? >> she has a number of options. i think she is going to sentence in this case as she has in similar cases. bonds is probably looking at six months to a year of house arrest

victor cha was chief negotiator under president bush. p.j.ey severed as state department spokesman and david albright has visited the north several times and in fact, you were there only three weeks ago. you've seen signs recently that we were moving towards some sort of resumption of talks, diplomats in beijing that were supposed to be doing the first steps towards that today. this put everything on hold. >> one of the tests of the stability of the succession will be if the negotiations bear some fruit. in one of the legacy now of kim jong-il was to have a very prosperous 2012 and part of that is to have better relations with the united states, so we'll see if the negotiations pick up. i would assume there will be some number of weeks where nothing will happen, but i think the north koreans want to improve relations with the united states. >> victor cha, you were involved in the last go around in that mrks under george w. bush. there were setback after setback and accusations of lying and cheating on the nuclear program by the north. why sho

scott, victor, and jack. of the biggest concerns about the death of kim jong-il, of course, the young age of his in his son, kim jong-un, and the short transition. what is your sense for this process? will we see a smooth transition, are you concerned that the next generation's leaders will unravel? , we start with you, jack. >> well, let me first start off by saying, some of the estimates that some may have been saying and others before the death was that if kim jong-il were able to survive some few more years the probability of a successful transition would go up, not high, but it would go up. that didn't occur. with the death of kim jong-il and stick by my original estimate, and that is, there is a low probability at the ten will survive over time as the leader of ron correa. the process, at the goal we're going to see is relatively calmed united north korea, are rallying around the flagpole, if you will, and then shortly thereafter, whether that is one month but two months, not sure, we will begin to feel

vÍctor rodriguez, univisiÓn. >>> gracias, vÍctor. general de justicia localizaron varios cuerpos en uno de los edificios mÁs representativos de mÉxico. vamos con nuestra reportera. >>> gracias. las autoridades no dejan de sorprenderse por lo encontrado hasta ahora. los cuerpos de tres estudiantes en la federaciÓn de estudiantes de guadalajara. la fiscalÍa presume que podria haber mÁs vÍctimas. >>> y sin consuelo estÁn los familiares de los jÓvenes que fueron asesinados en el edificio. >>> no... mi sobrino no tenÍa problemas con nadie. >>> con la ayuda de buzos, y perros, decenas de peritos siguen sacando tierra de los jardines de este edifio y faltarÍan sacar los cadÁveres de otras dos personas. >>> fue mucha casualidad que no los dejaron salir. >>> las 5 vÍctimas llegaron para pedir que dejaran de extorsionar. >>> tenÍan un problema con el comitÉ directivo de la federaciÓn de estudiantes, especÍficamente con algunos miembros que les cobraban derecho de piso, asÍ lo denominan por vender sus productos. >>> creen que ahÍ mismo los ente

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