summers in los angeles on record. it's i haven't seen this so this is a classic that is it was really sick to say you know you know sixty six degrees all of a serious injury is i mean just six degrees colder than normal you know it was a statistic yesterday that washington is harder than spain for one hundred thirty years one hundred thirty years ago it was harder so what caused that it was and it wasn't global warming it's called whether it's a big planet there will be extreme weather all over it and i will be clear you probably still trying to channel. that was. calming down to only. let's listen well i would say one of the issues is one of the issues is god is why back to the climate gate emails ok let's let's but one of the things that people say go back to the climate these days constantly the flying if i get more i learn that when there's hartwell or if they push it up mark if i could ask you how do this how does the scientific community get around the argument that we just heard that ok it was hard fifty years

where one of the coldest summers in los angeles on record. i haven't seen this so this is a classic that is why don't we see the same goes for sixty six degrees all of a series of the three is i mean it's six degrees colder than normal you know it was a statistic yesterday that washington is harder than spain for one hundred thirty years one hundred thirty years ago it was harder so what caused that it was and it wasn't global warming it's called weather it's a big planet there will be extreme weather all over it and i want. to tell you how it was all trying to channel. while i was. coming down to only. jam into the cloud all i would say one of the issues it is one of the issues is god is why back to the climate get e-mails ok let's let's but one of the things that people say go back to the climate these days constantly that flying if i find a more modern one that when they talk well or if they push it up mark if i could ask you how do this how does the scientific community get around the argument that we just heard that ok it was hard fifty

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coldest summers in los angeles on record. it's i haven't seen this so this is a classic is it you know it's the same story little sixty six degrees all of a series of green is going to last six degrees colder than normal you know and it was a mistake yesterday that washington is harder than spain for one hundred thirty years one hundred thirty years ago it was harder so what caused that it was and it wasn't global warming it's called whether it's a big planet there will be extreme weather all over it and there will be clear choice or at least you are probably still trying to thank you gentlemen gentlemen gentlemen gentlemen i was. only say is equal. to the let's listen all i would say one of the issues is one of the issues is god is why back to the climate get e-mails ok let's let's but one of the things that people say go back to the climate these days constantly that flying if i thought oh my god when the when they talk well if they push it up mark if i could ask you how do this how does the scientific community get around

de que se quede los angeles en lo oscuro. >> la rapidez de este incendio sorprendiÓ a todos y la razón es que estÁ abriendo una área de malezas secas estÁ la parte alta que no ha ardido en en aÑos. >> sÓlo 15% del incendio estÁ controlado por lo que, aunque se autorizÓ a los residentes a volver a su casa, se espera que mejores condiciones climÁticas de un respiro de alivio asientos de bomberos que no parador esta lucha. >> la declaraciÓn que rindió ante el procurador significÓ un alivio para ana bÁrbara. confirmaron que con la consignaciÓn del expediente culmina la etapa de investigaciÓn relacionada con la artista. >> es un asunto lamentable donde fallece una persona, y donde en el vehÍculo iba la seÑora ana bÁrbara, manejado por una persona del sexo masculino de nombre jaime. >> la cantante puede salir del paÍs como ya lo hizo el pasado fin de semana contrario a su amigo jaime gÓmez, quien manejaba el auto que golpeÓ a una mujer. >> la situaciÓn entre venezuela y colombia escalÓ un peldaÑo luego de que chaves anunciara que desplegÓ unidades de infanterÍa. no p

>> los angeles had a couple of issues. the fbi would have preferred that the extra resources that i was able to prioritize and apply to terrorism, that they should terrorism task force. the idea of the total sharing of information within this exclusive entity. the problem i had with that however was the sheer amount of information. you have to prioritize. as get as the systems are -- as the computer systems are at analyzing the dots, eight human beings ultimatelyyhave to make decisions. they say if this is something that has to be put off to the side. in los angeles, we have the capacity, with the number of personnel assigned to this function, to deal with those investigations which the joint terrorism task force did not feel met their threshold, but our people at the ground level felt they wanted to pursue further. i had the luxury of having the resources to continne those investigations. the understanding was that the information would keep flowing back to the infusion center. -- fusion center. the bureau would have pref

coldest summers in los angeles on record. it's i haven't seen this so this is a classic that is why don't we see the same goes for sixty six degrees all of a series of the three is going to last six degrees colder than normal it was a mistake yesterday that washington is harder to spin for one hundred thirty years one hundred thirty years ago it was harder so what caused that it was and it wasn't global warming it's called weather it's a big planet there will be extreme weather all over it and i want. you to you trying to. calm down to only say is equal. to. all i would say one of the issues is one of the issues is god is why i like the climate get emails ok with but one of the things that people say go back to the climate these days constantly that flying if i had a more modern one that when they talk well if they push it up mark if i could ask you how do this how does the scientific community get around the argument that we just heard that ok it was hard fifty years ago it was cold twenty five years ago i mean it's incumben

summers in los angeles on record. it's i haven't seen this so this is a class that is one of the six say you know sixty six degrees of a serious injury is i mean it's six degrees colder than normal you know and it was a statistic yesterday that washington is harder to spin for one hundred thirty years one hundred thirty years ago it was harder so what caused that it was and it wasn't global warming it's called weather it's a big planet there will be extreme weather all over it and i want. to tell you if i was trying to channel. my what i was. calm down to only say. let's listen all i would say one of the issues is one of the issues is god is why back to the climate getting e-mails ok let's let's but one of the things that people say go back to the climate these days constantly that flying if i find a more modern one that when they talk well or if they push it up mark if i could ask you how do this how does the scientific community get around the argument that we just heard that ok it was fifty years ago it was cold tw

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summers in los angeles on record. it's i haven't seen this so this is a classic is it you know you see the same goes for sixty six degrees all of a series of the three is going to last six degrees colder than normal you know it was a statistic yesterday that washington is harder than spain for one hundred thirty years one hundred thirty years ago it was harder so what caused that it was and it wasn't global warming it's called weather it's a big planet there will be extreme weather all over it and i want. to tell you it was all trying to. please you gentlemen gentlemen gentlemen while i was. calmed down to only. jam into the well i would say one of the issues is one of the issues he got is why back to the climate getting emails ok no but one of the things that people say go back to the climate these days constantly that flying if i get more i learn that when they talk well or if they push it up mark if i could ask you how do this how does the scientific community get around the argument that we just heard that ok it w

summers in los angeles on record. it's i haven't seen a so this is a classic that is it was the same goes for sixty six degrees all of a serious three meals a six degrees colder than normal you know it was a mistake yesterday that washington is harder than spain for one hundred thirty years one hundred thirty years ago it was harder so what caused that it was and it wasn't global warming it's called weather it's a big planet there will be extreme weather all over it and i want. to tell you it was all trying to channel. well i was. calmed down and had only. to listen as well i would say one of the issues is one of the is going to go this is why i like the climate getting emails ok let's but one of the things that people say go back to the climate these days constantly the flying if i say the more i learn that when there's hartwell or if they push it up mark if i could ask you how do this how does the scientific community get around the argument that we just heard that ok it was fifty years ago it was cold twenty five y

hosted in los angeles. amid much skepticism mayor bradley was able to not only bring the games to los angeles but he helped make them a huge success. los angeles received fame and publicity and when the games left town los angeles had a $250 million surplus that continues to grow. after serving five terms as mayor, tom bradley resigned from his post in 1993. he was the city's longest serving mayor. tragically in 1996 he suffered a debilitating stroke that left him partially paralyzed but not able to speak. then on september 29, 1998, mayor bradley passed away after suffering a heart attack. he was 80. surviving him was his wife of 57 years, ethel bradley, as well as his two daughters, lorraine and phyllis. mr. speaker, in closing i leave this body with a growth from mayor bradley upon his resignation where he said, quote, let us all, every one of us, pledge to make los angeles a beacon of mutual respect, justice, and tolerance from this day forward. end quote. i firmly believe this is a pledge that not only

in southern california with at least three fires burning tonight in los angeles county. the biggest problem is the crown fire. it is destroyed at least one home near agua dulce and 1,500 homes and the area have been evacuated. l.a. county officials say the crown fired charred 5,050 acres so far and there is no sign it will be contained soon. so far there is no word on the cause of this fire or two other wile fires burning in los angeles county. we want to show you a live picture now of that fire burning in an area known as the leona valley. cal iso has issued a warning because the fire is burning near transmission lines. two of the three high power electric lines along path 86 are already out of service because of this fire. if we get more information, we will let you know. >>> the ac transit labor

in southern california with at least three fires burning tonight in los angeles county. the biggest problem is the crown fire. it is destroyed at least one home near agua dulce and 1,500 homes and the area have been evacuated. l.a. county officials say the crown fired charred 5,050 acres so far and there is no sign it will be contained soon. so far there is no word on the cause of this fire or two other wile fires burning in los angeles county. we want to show you a live picture now of that fire burning in an area known as the leona valley. cal iso has issued a warning because the fire is burning near transmission lines. two of the three high power electric lines along path 86 are already out of service because of this fire. if we get more information, we will let you know. >>> the ac transit labor

---la ciudad de bell es un suburbio de los angeles.---era muy anglosajona, pero ahora, es muy latina.---el problema es que, como les pasa a muchos ... la gente hispana no puede votar, por la falta de papeles. ---y tal vez, por eso, no pueden evitar cosas como las que pasaron en los ultimos dias.---un reportero latino del periodico de los angeles descubrio que el "city manager" (o gerente municipal) de bell ... ganaba mas de 750 mil dolares.--- y el jefe de policia, mas que su contraparte de los angeles. ---la pregunta estara referida a este tema, pero ahora, nos vamos a las noticias. ---- en todo el pais se estan recogiendo firmas pidiendole al gobierno que declare como prioridad nacional, la lucha contra la enfermedad del alzheimer...---- se estima que actualmente, mas de 5 millones de personas en los estados unidos la sufren...----pilar niÑo nos explica el por que de esta campaÑa. =pilar niÑo= niÑo=hay veces si estoy en la sala y se me ofrece ir al garage a traer algo que necesito y todavia no llego al garage cuando ya se me olvi

padres de familia de aquÍ de los Ángeles. al regresar estaremos desarrollando este tema. escucharemos al que estÁ a favor y al que estÁ en contra. vamos a escuchar lo que opina la gente aquÍ en la ciudad de los Ángeles, california. >> este mensaje es muy negativo porque estamos diciÉndole a nuestros hijos que estÁ bien. que mientras se use para uso personal no hay ningÚn problema. >> cultivar la marihuana a oklan a 5 horas de aquÍ! estÁ mal. por los niÑos. >> estÁ malo, porque muchas personas lo tienen por sus enfermedades diferentes. >> no es bueno para la comunidad. pura maldad. queremos que hagan bueno y no malo. >> debe ser legalizada porque puede ayudar a la economÍa de california con la crisis que estamos ahora. >> estas drogas a mano, estos productos mÁs fácil llegan a nuestros hijos. >> es para el bien de la gente que no necesita y pues para que vivan un poco mÁs de vida. >> no estoy de acuerdo de que se admita la marihuana. ni que se cultive. porque es un delito contra la salud, es un delito contra la

andra hughes, cbs news, los angeles. >>> the u.s. consulate in juarez is closing temporarily for a security review. officials aren't saying what prompted the review, but the consulate shut down. that comes about four months after a drug gang hit and killed four people connected to the consulate, including an employee and her husband. meanwhile, igna krichlt o cor coronel has been killed in a gun battle. the mexican army calls his death the biggest strike against the cartel in years. >>> july has become the deadliest month of the afghan war for u.s. forces. three american service members died in two explosions in southern afghanistan on thursday and that brings the death toll for july to 63 americans killed. casualties have been rising steadily this year as nato forces go on the offensive against taliban strongholds. >>> in other news, the investigation into the leak of tens of thousands of afghan war documents could stretch beyond the military. terrell brown is in washington with the latest on this story. good morning. >> reporter: g

que plos cuenten de los Ángeles >>> adelante. hola que tal como están >>> bueno yo muy emocionado porque este fin de mañana vamos a reir y lloro a y habrá situación difícil y son estrenos que prometen hacerlo la competencia en m fuerte. y les ha ido muy bien >>> veamos qué personajes prometen llamar la atención este fin de semana. este es ya historia de james >>> papel de un ejecutivo que está a punto de tenerlo todo es tiempo y cuanto encuentre un amigo especial. y es lo que up único que interpone es el llevar el invitado perfecto >>> y resulto que en este evento el ganador el noche será quien llega a personaje >>> y bai erre es quien encuentra a la calle >>> el cómico es un tipo con una pasión por hacer cosas extraños como vestir a ratóns con pequeños vestido que re crean grandes obras de ort en 1998 y también llega el rodaje romántico de está joven marinero que tiene un accidente y su beca universitario se esfuman por la tragedia y es ahora cuando se década en cuerpo y alma a su padre y hermano >>> y encuent

en una autopista de los angeles a la hora de mayor trÁfico. y el gobierno del presidente barack obama va camino de imponer una nueva marca de deportados anualmente se estima que serÁn más de 400.000, es decir un 10% mÁs de los que reportÓ el gobierno de bush en el 2008. las autoridades dicen que el 50% de esos deportados son con vÍctor de delitos -convictos de delitos que van desde conducir embriagados hasta crÍmenes violentos. en aumento van las muertes de personas que tratan de cruzar la frontera de mÉxico con estados unidos, la cifra oficial llegÓ a 200, el 78% de ellos en arizona. este es el informe. >> la cifra de muertos que el mÉdico forense de arizona dicen se han recogido en el desierto este mes de julio ha sido la mÁs alta en lo que va del aÑo. en el sector sureste del estado con 53 cadÁveres hasta el dÍa de hoy. >> ¿quÉ tan frecuente se encuentran? >> casi ahorita todos los dÍas, 1, 2, a veces 4 pero cada dÍa. >> las autoridades no tienen el suficiente espacio en la morgue por lo que se vieron obligados a activar es

by kcet, los angeles. funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, the john d. and catherine t.and union bank. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a widewhat can we do for you? >> bp said it is cast of the coils and gulf of mexico. the biggest of all of a financial bank of asia and has been approved shinny u.s. plan -- the biggest financial reform has been approved shanty u.s. u.s.e >> welcome to bbc world news. the oil leak has been halted 40 cars times since april. cracks in the dark of the ocean floor, s -- >> in the dark of the ocean floor, oil in the gulf of mexico. these new set of avows has blocked the flow of oil. -- valves has blocked the flow of oil. this structure had been burning out of control and the well was flowing freely. since then, there has been an unprecedented effort to stop the leak. the greatest concentration of resources ever seen. time after time, the efforts to stop the oil failed. soon the slick reached the shore

so i want to thank each and every one of you for taking the time to come here from seattle, los angeles, new york, all across the country, interestingly those coastal cities, appropriately those coastal cities that are taking the time to be here, and begin the process not only of identifying the problem today and working through the consensus again, sort of sharing the same set of facts which continues to dominate the dialogue, but then begin the process of resolving what we do about this reality tomorrow. that being said, in san francisco i'm very proud to be a resident of a city, fifth generation city, of a city that has always been a city of dreamers and doers, a city of entrepreneurs, a city that doesn't just identify these larger global problems but begins to address strategies to solve them. indeed, san francisco is very proud of its leadership to begin the process of mitigation so that we don't have it adopt and as some have said suffer the consequences of global climate change. more mitigation, less adaption, less suffering. this city decided a number of years ago after the unit

this will debut on july 7 in los angeles. please join us for this conversation with actor laurence fishburne right now. >> he needs extra help with his reading. >> yes. >> to everybody making a difference, you help all of us live better. >> nationwide insurance supports have a smiley -- tavis smiley. we are glad to work with them to improve financial literacy, and economic empowerment one party at a time. >> and from contributions from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- tavis: we're always happy to have laurence fishburne on this program. the oscar-nominated actor continues on one of the most popular shows on television, "csi" and if you are lucky enough to be in the los angeles area, you can catch him on the brilliant play known as "thurgood" which runs from july 7 to august 8. and here is a scene. >> the only way that we can understand this is the opposition to our position, is defined for some reason that negroe

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los angeles county is a land of sprawling development. with development comes hundreds of square miles of concrete, leaving no way for water to naturally soak into the ground. in areas of such widespread urbanization, flooding can be devastating. man: back in early 1930s, there was a flooding that took a lot of lives and property. as a result, the city of los angeles, in order to protect future flooding in the city, they decided to take the los angeles river and make it a flood control channel. they concreted the walls of the river in order for water to get to ocean much faster. narrator: cities throughout southern california converted natural rivers to these concrete channels, part of their storm drain systems. this allowed expanding development without the need for large flood plains. kharaghani: the los angeles river is approximately 51 miles. concrete reduces the size of the river that you need to carry the water because it speeds up the flow of water. if you'd like to remove all the concrete and to have natural system to carry the wa

when we checked with the los angeles county fire department, just about an hour ago, the fire burned 1300 acres and was only 13% con taifnltd residents have been evacuated from 300 homes but officials say that 2,000 more buildings are threatened. the fire broke out yesterday near palmdale. it jumped the california aqueduct this afternoon and is threatening some major electrical transmission lines. stay with us. in about 10 minutes, we'll have a live update from the fire command post >>> san francisco firefighters had their hand full for a time this evening. a two-alarm fire damage two buildings in the city's pacific heights neighborhood. the buildings are on california street near steiner. ktvu's amber lee is live at the scene with the report. amber? >> reporter: frank, tonight, firefighters tell us that the turn of the century building behind me is uninhabitable after a fire severely damaged the unit on the second and third floors. it displaced seven tenants. a fire broke out here. witnesses say they could smell the fire and saw plenty of smoke. >> scary. really scary. i thought peo

san francisco is not los angeles. we are a tight city. we have many distinct areas within our city that is well, i think, underscored by the many villages that sort of are adjacent to 10 district police stations. each one deserves its own strategy. and what bothers me is that any time a captain comes and goes -- and we'll certainly ask, how many captains in the last year in various stations have been lifted in the middle of the night only to see a new captain the next day. what goes with those captains is often the so-called community policing strategy that was a part of the companion leadership of that particular captain. you get a new captain that comes in when the old captain just left and had been there a year two years, and that captain is unlike his predecessor, his or her predecessor, you've got a completely new community policing strategy that has now just been parachuted in and a community that's completely schizophrenic as to what is the new plan to deal with? and while we absolutely do want a certain level of discretion, there

. >>> a tampered gas line is found at the scene of a powerful explosion that killed two in los angeles at 6:15 a.m. at a welding shop. the blast clapped part of the two-story -- the blast collapsed part of the two store building. a gas company spokesman says the meter was shut off and someone hooked up an illegal line that sent natural gas into the building at dangerously high pressure. it threw two workers into the street. one was you understand a car when firefighters arrived. one of those two are among the dead. workers say the building shook and the black came from nowhere. >> just came crashing down. >> a second man died after he was electrocuted by a power line that got knocked down in the blast. investigators searched the building and don't think anyone else is trapped inside. >>> also in los angeles, eight people are recovering after a commuter train collided with a bus. it's not clear what caused the crash. but you can see the collision knocked the bus over on the sidewalk. four people had to go to the hospital, but none of injuries is serious. >>> right now, firefighters are

los angeles, sunny and 76. >>> time now for a check of the national forecast. the latest satellite picture shows clouds breaking up over the southeast as storms begin to fade away. in the northern plains, thunderstorms continue to move through. later today, the humidity is on the move up the eastern sea board into the northeast. severe weather is going to be hitting the great lakes region as it continues to move eastward. >>> in sports, the texas rangers are running away with the american league central division race. in the bottom of the tenth inning, nelson cruz of texas blasted a walkoff home run against oakland. the rangers' 3-1 win increases their lead over the a's and angels to 8 1/2 games. >>> cincinnati's scott rolen had four hits as the reds pounded milwaukee 12-4, putting cincinnati in a first place tie with st. louis in the national league central. >>> in denver, a freak accident as rockies closer huston street was injured by a line drive before the game. he bruised the right side of his abdomen and was taken away in an ambulance. in the game, garret

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uno de los destinos principales es los Ángeles. allÍ, conversamos con una familia que logrÓ el sueÑo americano primero y ahora debe buscar una segunda parte de Éste desde cero. >> esta familia que se identifica como josÉ y marÍa ramos, bien puede ser la protagonista sobre una novela de la difÍcil vida de la comunidad hispana en estos tiempos. >> vivir en arizona es algo terrible. es una situaciÓn de desespero, de impotencia y... de temor. >> la pareja dijo que estÁn comenzando una nueva vida en california. decidieron vender su casa y negocio y perder mÁs de cien mil dÓlares porque dicen que lucir hispanos los volviÓ sospechosos y ser indocumentados los volviÓ criminales. >> nuestro delito es ser moneros, hablar espaÑol. >> montaron lo que pudieron en un camiÓn, agarraron la autopista y sÓlo rogaban cruzar. >> aunque hubiÉramos traÍdo algunos papeles y otros no, pero al momento de detenernos, nos iban a acusar de trÁfico de indocumentados. >> les alegra que las partes mÁs polÉmicas fueron bloqueadas. pero siente

headed for los angeles. the pilot flew around a line of thunderstorms, but hit turbulence over the midwest. all of the sudden passengers say there was a violent drop. >> it felt like i had gone down an elevator shaft and hit the bottom and came back up. >> the bottom fell out. people hit the ceiling. it was pretty bad. >> reporter: pictures taken by a passenger show just how bad it was. a crack marks the spot where a woman hit her head. tomato juice is splattered on the ceiling. the oxygen masks deployed. >> laptops everywhere. looked like there was a huge party on the plane, but there wasn't. >> reporter: the pilot diverted the plane to denver where emergency crews took 21 people to the hospital. most were walking wounded. moments before the drop, the pilot warned passengers to brace for turbulence and turned the seat belt sign on. in fact, most of the injuries happened to those who weren't wearing seat belts. >> that's why we insist, we always ask, please, folks, keep your seat belts fastened while you're

. >> gracias al hablar en el idioma de los Ángeles. vamos aÚn a pausa y regresamos con la Última canciÓn sobre la ley en arizona. les saluda satcha pretto. este lunes , en primer impacto. la acusaron de incendiar a su novio, pero fue absuelta! hablamos con ella en exclusiva!!estamos en arizona con la tensión desatada por la controversial ley anti- inmigrante!!# no importa donde vivas. haz tu parte para mantenerlo limpio. averigua lo que puedes hacer. visita keepoceansclean.org. ♪ >> la ley de arizona que empiezan a sacar los artistas supo computaron los hijos de hernÁndez los tigres del norte y esta es la entrevista desde los angeles. a los tres muchas gracias por estar con nosotros. s parte de la invitaciÓn es por quÉ, hernÁndez padre, estÁ apoyando a sus hijos por una canciÓn que sino sobre arizona como vez lo que pasa en arizona? >> pues creo que lo de arizona es algo bastante crÍtica para los hispanos especialmente los que viven en arizona. pero creo que va a ser un problema general no creo que a los demÁs estados que

ademÁs de los llamados boicots, los Ángeles se convirtiÓ en la mayor ciudad en boicotear econÓmicamente a arizona. 21 estados dieron seÑal o deseo de implementar algo similar a la ley de arizona (carolina del sur, pennsylvania, minnesota, y michigan) en este efecto dominÓ, en nebraska se aprobó una ordenanza municipal que prohibe contratar indocumentados. en utah apareciÓ un documento anónimo con nombres de indocumentados. los estados han creado sus propias leyes inmigratorias. en los tres primeros meses del aÑo, 1110 proyectos de ley han sido presentados en las legislaturas de varios estados del paÍs. antes del la ley, sÓlo se hablaba de la reforma migratoria, ahora el debate va mÁs allá. >> esteros el efecto dominÓ de la ley. -Éste es. vamos agua sin ton con los que estÁn a favor de la ley. -washington. embajador, ¿por quÉ aceptÓ testificar a favor de los que la apoyan? >> yo aceptÉ porque me pidieron que comentara sobre la declaraciÓn del departamento de estado apoyando la decisiÓn del departamento de justicia en contra de la ley. leÍ la declaraciÓn antes de acep

los quakes visitan hoy al galaxy de los angeles le tendre una previa...cesar por ahora regreso contigo.. ---te esperamos ramon. ----informacion internacional. ---el presidente de venezuela hugo chavez decidio romper totalmente las relaciones diplomaticas con colombia--- colombia------el anuncio lo hizo el mandatario venezolano despues de la denuncia que colombia hizo en la sesion de emergencia de la organizacion de estados americanos------el gobierno de colombia seÑalo que miembros de las farc se encuentran amparados en territorio venezolano------el gobierno de chavez dio 72 horas para que colombia retire a su embajador de caracas--- caracas--- =esta viendo su noticiero telemundo 48 a las seis = ---y precisamente sobre el conflicto de colombia y venezuela, es la reflexion de daniel rodriguez--- a ruptura de relaciones entre colombia y venezuela es lamentablel margen de los argumentos que se han esgrimido y de que exista una accion tan grave que justifique la medida, no cabe dentro del sentido comun el haber llegado hasta el extremo de retirar a sus embajadores y cortar de tajo cualqui

norma roque desde los angeles nos tiene todos los detalles. vivo de milagro está un conductor que fue rescatado por unos buenos samaritanos, en minnesota!! un doctor y un policía se portaron como héroes, y lograron sacarlo del auto donde quedó atrapado tras un choque, minutos antes de que el vehículo estallara en llamas!! y unos sujetos armados hasta los dientes atacaron con una lluvia de balas la fachada de un establecimiento, en méxico!! dos hermanos que iban a recoger a su padre, que es el propietario del comercio, fueron impactados por los proyectiles y perdieron la vida, aunque ellos no eran el blanco del ataque!! al menos una decena de personas resultó herida en la sangrienta agresión!! y una niÑa fue hallada muerta al borde de un camino rural en tijuana, méxico.. la menor podría tener entre tres y cinco aÑos y su cadáver presentaba huellas de un cruel maltrato.. las autoridades sospechan que fue asesinada a golpes y abandonada por sus propios padres, pues no ha sido reportada como desaparecida, y están tras la pista de los

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presented by kcet, los angeles. funding for this presentation is made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, and union bank. >> union bank offers unique insight and expertise in a range of industries. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." g$xg9iwl >> i national day of mourning in pakistan. a passenger plane crashes, killing 152 on board. campaigners in catalonia how one at their fight to kill of the controversial spanish bull fighting. making friends while angering those in another country. >> we cannot tolerate in any sense that this country is allowed to look both ways and is able in any way to promote the export of terror. >> welcome -- welcome to "bbc world news," broadcast to our viewers on pbs in america, also around the globe. my name is mike embley. coming up later for you -- you have heard a lot of talk about sanctions against iran. taking a closer look at whether they work an

in los angeles county, what they did was took a certain number of people out of the jail systems in los angeles at the cost of $100,000 a head and a $25,000, they put them through an a.o.t. program and that was how they measured their cost efficiency. what our numbers are shown, those in new york and here in san francisco through our behavioral court system is that when given the opportunity, assisted outpatient treatment works and it works very well and effectively to help people live independent lives. colleagues, i truly believe that laura's law will help stop the revolving door that's spins too many people in and out of the emergency rooms and our jails and i urge you for your support. president chiu: supervisor bevan dufty. supervisor dufty: thank you. i have co-sponsored this measure and i think it's a good thing for the board to pursue. currently, a major portion of our jail population is comprised of individuals with serious mental illness and as the supervisor indicated, this is not the route that we want people to go through to access help. the reit

we come here to los angeles to carry on with the trim and so we're ready we are ready for the decision not now we have more sure days to training so when you start to say there will be ready this new coach research morning a. very good experience and a very very good training center is it is short but intensity training so well really well which is right. and it's good it's always good to travel to see different cultures so we are very happy to be here. formula one now where red bull racing zan jones dominated both practice sessions ahead of the grand prix in budapest so boston to tell will start from pole with teammate mark webber securing the second spot on the front row of the grade and that is the red bull's six i want to finish in qualifying this season while the race itself could unfold as a clear five but when red bull drivers who are level on points in the overall standings tell was quickest on saturday both webber has won three races in twenty san juan more than his german teammates elsewhere said added to the next couple of sponsor after a loans of finished ahead of masai and

near record highs in phoenix and las vegas. 92 in los angeles. we're expecting more of the same. for that reason heat warnings in effect for phoenix, desert southwest and portions of inland los angeles later this afternoon of this is why. you can see high temperatures approaching that 115 mark in phoenix. oncebluff, california, scorching 108 with sunny skies. sacramento over that 100 mark. santa rosa, california, looking good. 86 with sunshine. >> lynn, back to you. >> all right. thank you >>> goldman settles, bp caps, and what's apple going to do about the new iphone? your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, will other worldly special effects and one of hollywood's hottest stars make for a winner this weekend at the box office? >>> a record low at the british open, and you're not going to believe what got a rider kicked out of the tour de france. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> a minor earthquake shook residents in