under the existing controls, this sort of cu approval can only occur for hotel with fewer than 75 units. after a brief presentation by the attorney representing the project that is proposed for 144 king street, the committee forwarded this item with the recommendation of approval. this week at the full board, there were three pieces of legislation introduced and i'd like to share with you the first is a resolution that would recognize the devastating effect of the foreclosure crisis on local communities. it would also support the city of richmond strategy to assist homeowners at risk of foreclosure and remain in their homes and declare san francisco's intention to study whether it should embark on a similar strategy. this included supervisor campos, mar, and cohen. secondly, supervisor yee introduced an ordinance [speaker not understood] proposed child care facility oversight from the department of children and youth and their families to the office of early education and care. and strangely, it is the planning code that kind of talks about that sort of monitoring and facility oversight

non-formula retail and spill over efrks on residential rates and no control in the area where it requires the cu and the areas that are out right bans and in addition we are hoping to get san francisco specific data about the impact that the new formula retail may have on non-form law retail for example, we would like to look at information about non-formula retail businesss that may have closed or experienced reduced income following the opening or the opposite. >> we don't have numbers but we would like to be sure that we consider all of that information and as much as we can gather in a short time before changing policy. >> director? >> so, i think that in terms of, and so when you are asking to have them sort of do and taking a look at a form law retail and what is sort of the arrogate in terms of what it brings verses non-formula retail. are you going to ask the entity that is doing the rfp to sort of make sure that there is some sort of weight and balance of doing that, because, if you take, you know, let's just say a larger clothing store verses a smaller clothing store, how are you going

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aerial vehicle would go up in the air and make six hundred fifty dollars to operate with a drone it cus twenty five because it's so much cheaper and because they're able to operate much closer to homes much closer people the surveillance risk just skyrocket and this ignoring the privacy concerns doesn't take that into account now even if these privacy guidelines are somehow passed somehow brought into effect the ones that are already in use right now do you weigh these do we have any indication one of them would be grandfathered in or whether they would be exempt from these type of guidelines on the seventy something they could choose to do or they could build that into a law or regulation that they have the drones they have would be exempt i can't see that happening the policies would likely have kind of universal impact and that's what we would push for there's right now a lot of guidelines in place that are voluntary. and they can change them at any time so there's nothing that happens if a law enforcement officer the f.b.i. operates outside of the guidelines now when we're talking b

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. >> very cute.y cu >> super cute. cut >> going to the zoo today?od can't see the panda.we don't know when that is? >> no. >> no. >> okay.ka >> got the panda cam up, though. >> it will be a nice weekend for it, though.hoh. >> i go to the zoo once a year.a >> it is a nice weather for it!! >> any time you're talking tki afternoon highs in the mid 70s like we will be later today it i will be a good one. >> yesterday got up to the upper 70s at reagan and nationaliona dulles. believe it or not, our daytime high today is 76 degrees.6 deee we'll be close to that.hat possibly a degree or two coolere with the cloud cover thisover morning. 61 in the city, 64 in annapolis. 57 baltimore and 57 in gaithersburg. 45 out in winchester.te these temperatures fairlyrly seasonal.season >> cloud cover is rolling inli i from the northeast. see the milky white?ky white? we'll have some clouds the firse part of the day but like yesterday, we'll see the cloudso break up. it should be a nice looking friday and a great-looking weekend. same high pressure i've been talking about all week, it willu c

in september it passed $40 billion in stofood stamp cu over 10 years.ow to restore that spending. it is not only wasteful but can cause the poor to rely on government. >> it was onned minds of those who launched the war on poverty. >> the days of the goal in our country are numbered. our american answer to poverty is not to make the poor more secure in their po vert but to reach down and help them lift themselves. >> it sounded really good at the time. dwifr give a hand up not a handout. >> charles murray was with a 21-year-old history major at harvard a liberal policy walkoming of age in heady times. >> we were optimistic because we never tried to use government programs to eradicate poverty. >> murray would come to understand how tough a few years later. after earning a ph.d. at mit he went to work for a washington think tank for a washington contract to evaluate the effectiveness of the great society anti poverty programs. the ground breaking research transformed him from a liberal to a libertarian and helped transform the welfare policy as well. >>

cu u.s.had to win eight straight races to claim the cup. >> congratulations to them.m. >> that looks tough. >> yesterday fox 5 took part inp a sixth annual mix for kids radio-a-onthon to raise money f. the grand total was large and ww thank everyone who donated to a worthy cause.se. >> thank you very much.ou >> thank v you. >> good morning. we're looking fine for weather again today. generally more of the same. cloud cover to start your day. kids want a jacket or long-sleeved shirt on the way to school. it's not that cold. >> reagan national 61 degrees. d we've got clouds over head holding up temperatures a littla bit from where they were yesterday. 54 in baltimore and 54 at dulles. fredericksburg 58. holding temperatures up. a blanket of clouds that moved across the region and one or two sprirvegels it's extreme -- sprinkles.rink it's extremely light. there are a few light sprinkles and showers off to the south and west this morning. psych that cloud cover that moved through. all associated

. >> it's a little bit of '90s style with some the current cu stuff. it.alk about the jazz in it, excellent. >> in the meantime, tucker isis here with good news.ne >> very good news for the forecast, more of the same no complaining as we are expectingg more sunshine this afternoon, temperatures in the mid-70s mi for afternoon highs.oon >> every time i say that, i wani to say the same as it ever was. >> same as it ever was. >> talking heads. >> mine. ahead. >> the video.. >> 62 in washington, 50s in quantico in leonardtown, 57 for you. winchester, wi, 45 degrees, cooler hold on to the clear skies. there's regional temperatures, e you can see nothing terriblybly extreme, the typicalty temperatures for the end ofend september, we will turn the turn torner for in a couple days,da cloud cover, moved in the last a few hours when we got to work early. in, these willwill trend toward breaking up, and ad dissipating during the course on theg day.day. and by afternoon, we should be partly sunny. i can't promise we will be mostly sunny, weekend forecast looks great,

boulder where the big university, cu is. 100,000 people live there, it is at the base of the foothills. in addition to the rain we have seen we have hail coming down. that really tells a lot of the story, as well, because what happened are the big powerful thunderstorms with the uplift thus bringing down the hail. look at the ferosity of this. places like boulder, nine inches of rain in one day. this is really quite historic. why is it happening and when is it going to end? in essence we have a traffic jam in the atmosphere. we have this area of low pressure that is cut off. we have the jet stream to the north. usually the jet stream kind of kicks the area of low pressure. so we had the scenario of the area over and over. the forecast for today as you saw raining now, still maybe one to two inches of rain today. tomorrow a little less moisture in the air tomorrow. that's the good news, isolated storms but still a half an inch possible. tuesday to friday the system finally gets out and we begin a return to drier skies. i want to talk about how dramatic this is. almost a year's worth of

. >> reporter: well, the football world seems to be edging closer to giving ca qatar the world cu.givit's expected to be givn support very soon. uafa believes that a switch would be preferable. >> reporter: of course, nothing is official yet. uefa will clear its stance on moving the 2022 cup to winter, and although they will slightly reluctantly go along with that, that will happen in croatia on friday. but what is leaking out is not at all unexpected. we knew that uefa would have to do that. they said right from the start, yes, i voted for qatar to host the world cup, and not everyone is open to that. he said to al jazeera very early, yes, i'll move the leagues to europe that the world cup takes priority. they want to be consulted on every level, and they want it played in the best time for their clubs and their leagues. so uefa would prefer it to be a january tournament to not heavily affect the champions league in all the lesion. fifa you might think would prefer it in november, december, there are discussions still to take place. >> reporter: let's get more on those arrests in

this is a group of college kids that have come out here in the middle of the street, cu boulder has canceledlass, but the students have come out here and they are building a dam in the middle of the street trying to keep the water from going into the basement of the apartments over here. so far they have been successful, thaz worked, but it has been raining here off and on and heavily over the past three days now. and it seems to have just been continuing on and on and on in this period. it really rained overnight, and that is when some of the flooding occurs and when the water rescues took place. this scene took place in broomfield county, a culvert cut under a bridge, three cars went into the water. dive teams had to go in and rescue three drivers that were there. they put chains on the vehicles, we were understand, and they were able to get everybody out safely. those people were taken to the hospital with only minor injuries. back here near downtown boulder again, the water and rain keeps on coming. the real heavy stuff has occurred in the foothills to the north of town, where we have ha

mate not stop the obama administration but may position him as a credible in ter lock cu lar for the and the islamic world that could be helpful down the line. >> thanks so much. good to see you. >>> u.s. senator john mccain is endorsing president obama's plan to strike syria but things could go horribly wrong for the commander in chief. up next, why mccain is bringing up impeachment. [ male announcer ] don't miss red lobster's endless shrimp. it's as much as you like, any way you like. try new soy wasabi grilled shrimp and more. only $15.99, offer ends soon. so come in and sea food differently. now, try seven lunch choices for $7.99. sandwiches, salads and more. i'm, like, totally not down with change. but i had to change to bounce dryer bars. one bar freshens more loads than these two bottles. i am so gonna tell everyone. [ male announcer ] how do you get your bounce? [ woman ] time for change! i'm all about "free" travel, babe. that's what i do. [ female announcer ] fortunately, there's an easier way, with creditcards.com. compare hundreds of cards from every major bank and find t

. >> where do you see conrad's own cu culpability as being inarguable?ome things that were negligent, but i don't believe he was responsible for michael jackson's death in any way. >> because you think that michael jackson was 50 years old and had been taking these drugs for a long time. and was quite persistent in making sure he got them? >> exactly, perhaps my client should have walked away when he encountered the situation, the business he walked away from when he became michael's doctor. >> how has he coped with going from -- i interviewed some of his patients. he was hugely popular with them, and his reputation was impeccable. how is he dealing with the damage to his reputation and the public hostility that comes from what you're accused of? >> it is very difficult. he is very isolated right now. and being in jail is probably the most difficult thing he has ever had to undergo in his life. he is looking forward to addressing a lot of these issues when he gets out and speaking the truth. but it is very difficult for him to sit there and listen to eve

cu taking on system mu. one, two, three, go! >> i'm not seeing any smu fans anywhere.hts right here. >> two mascots that won't stop. he's about to charge. >> sorry about that. don't interrupt me. any advice for when i eat this? >> chew fast. >> the most amazing tailgating mobile. it is a serious rivalry -- oh, c'mon, seriously, again? that is a man sweater you have there, my friend. it's the tcu/smu rivalry express. i'm flipping you the frog right now, baby. >>> they're getting ready to kick off. as you saw yesterday, guys, we had a blast. we had a great time. that's what rivalry express is about. we'll be in nebraska next week, and then the express continues. as you see -- >> he gets paid for this, people. he gets paid for this. >> reporter: shh, don't tell anybody at cnn and hln. it's the most fun i've ever had on tv, but don't tell anybody. >> we love it. we are, too. stay safe out there, carlos. dangerous place. >> reporter: all right. thanks, guys. >> sure. carlos diaz out there for you. >>> here's a brawl you do not want to be in the middle of. [ whistles blowing

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i lived in neb in, we went to boulder, we went to cu to go to games, we went skiing, all these places water rushing down these canyons is tremendous. it reminds me of 1976 when big thompson canyonen flooded. you go from a foot and a half of almost rain. 14.6, boulder at 11 inches, aurora had 11 to 12 inches yesterday. it's in the mountains, in the front range, all this water has to run downhill. when it runs downhill, it goes into valleys and canyons. that water goes straight up. the levels go straight up. very, very quickly. the water runs up the hill. think of it almost like a gold front that doesn't move. it rains in the same places for hours and hours and hours. that's what we had yesterday. and still not done raining yet. this could rain for another 72 hours. a slight break today and tomorrow. but there will be more rainfall with this. >> three days? >> 72 hours? >> amazing >> chad, thanks so much. >> now, imagine this, michael. if you could buy a plane ticket, one way plane ticket $250 round trip by bus. >> $2.50. >> $2.50. >> what about five bucks for a round trip? ? >> well, g

lots of folks across the country did what they normally do, they cued up and waited and waited and waited. look at this. new york, tampa, houston, pasadena, scenes like this playing out all across the country, but apparently it was not all peaceful. apparently cops in pasadena say they detained three people after a fight broke out. a little fies city -- fisticuffs. analysts say apple will sell between five and six million phones -- wait for it -- just this weekend. just ahead of the pace of last year's launch. of course, people with better things to do than wait in long lines will probably just buy their phones online, but if those folks want one of the new gold iphones they have to wait even longer because apple won't be able to ship any of those gold phones until next month, but if you want one with one of the cool colors, the iphone 5cs, those are plentiful. >> a woman from pennsylvania says her husband's final wish was to have his ashes buried in his home town in britain, but she claims on the flight over the airline lost the urn holding the ashes. after tsa agents made her check it w

kenya's president says the terrorists have been defeated with five of them dead, 11 other sus next cuin custody. he said 61 died in an effort to retack the mall. he said three floors of the shopping mall have collapsed trapping bodies underneath. he didn't explain what caused the collapse. heavy smoke was visible today pouring out of the complex. we saw video shot early on where journalists were able to go in with security forces. cnn's nima elbaga joins me now. we hear there was a woman among the attackers. do we know any facts? >> reporter: well, speculation revolves around samantha lewthwaite a well-known suspected al qaeda financier who's british. the kenyan president came out i think the strongest on record session that we've had, he said they had very strong snae intelligence that led them to believe it was a british woman and two or three americans among the attackers. they're still waiting for forensic evidence. you were just talking about the three floors that collapsed. that crime scene in there will be an extraordinary mess. we're waiting for forensic experts around the wor

and they are cuing the next storm. that thing in the gulf of alaska. storm on the east coast producing winds. but for us the high pressure that gave is beautiful weather is going east. it's packed isobars coming through. it will be gone by sunday morning that high pressure comes in and we have southwest winds and we warm up again. we could be back into the 80 degree range by tuesday and wednesday of next week. not a bad way to go in the be neurological autumn season. tonight fair and milder with strong per se wins and 57 overnight. winds between eight and 18 by morning. tamara sunshine gives way to increasing cloudiness. isolated thunderstorm possible by the evening. i temperature of 84 and south winds between 11 and 14. tomorrow sunny and cooler behind the front with temperatures 10 degrees cooler at 74 but that is still above normal for this time of year. not a bad way to say goodbye to september which we will do monday night. nice weekend. this has been a good month. this is the driest it has been since july. a puerto rican tradition made right here

and the play we chose to do was titus an tkropb cus. it's shakespeare's gohriest play. it's -- people get their heads chopped off. their heads are baked in pies. it's a very violent play. but in a country which has experienced such a high level of violence, the play changed. it became, in fact, a play more about reconciliation, about trying to break cycles of violence. stkphaoup is what south africa became. >> indeed. and it spoke very -- in a very particular way. i don't know whether you find this, but shakespeare's like a kind of giant magnet and all the iron filings of what's going on in the world somehow get attracted to that and somehow he manages to articulate. >> rose: now why is that? >> he just had a kind of humanity and an ability to give us words that -- when words fail. you know, i was thinking now coming -- coming back to new york about 12 years ago i was doing a production of king john at stratford, not very often done as a play. and oddly enough we were doing a tuesday matinee, it was september. and as the play started, 1:30, about 20 minutes in the guys

cu boulder, the campus here, has been shut down today and tomorrow.to be evacuated from their housing. also, many other areas, communities surrounding boulder county, have been evacuated. one town, lyons, has been completely isolated. it's an island. there are no roads passable in or out. so they're standing by trying to get supplies to those people, rescuers in boats, and again going door to door. a lot of work ahead throughout the night and tomorrow. and the heaviest rain is still expected later tonight. so more road closures are expected in the morning. u.s. 36, one of the major interstates, had to be shut down last night during the heavy rain. so no doubt that will be another problem tonight. so not a good situation. they're bracing for the worst, tamron. >> in fact, the spokesperson with the city of boulder said they'd set off flood sirens. that does not mean they have new evacuations, but they underscored the need for people to get out of certain areas. >> reporter: that's right. and they said also they're reluctant to issue now evacuation order

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cu ed >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, it's 7:56.g an attempted bank burglary at san francisco's portola neighborhood. police say he tried to break into a bank of america and was caught when he fell through a man's ceiling. >>> the wait is just about over. the latest iphone officially goes on sale at 8 a.m. when stores open and many people have been waiting in line since last night. there are reports that the stock of the new iphone will be limited so some fans will have to wait a little longer for their iphones. >>> stay with us, traffic and weather in just a moment. ,, ,,,, >>> good morning. if you are a bart rider we have delays once again. this time mechanical issues slowing down trains in and out of san bruno. it sounds like all directions right now reporting 10- to 15- minute delays out of that station. golden gate ferries muni and caltrain and ace by the way are all on time. hey, check this out. over at the bay bridge toll plaza, looks like everything is thinned out and there's barely a delay at all right now behind the bay br

she is like doing the cute cu little pose and everything.. >> send us your child go to myfoxdc.com andm and morning. we are looking good.go we're 40s and 50s, 59 in washington, we will be in the wi 70s later this afternoon, warm for the south and west, cincinnati is 61 degrees, and 7 in little rock, guess, what there's warmer temperature te headed our way this week.s we will have highs by tomorrowy afternoon in the 80s, so muchomu of this week is going to feel like summer rather than fall with temperatures expected to trend a little more, seasonal temperatures along the west coast, want to mention locally, we got cloud cover coming through at the moment.t we will have clouds from time to time today, kind of a partly to mostly sunny day, remain dry, a weak cold front out to the west, and there's a look, the pacific northwest a big storm over the weekend, a big first storm of the season, and big rains alongg the northern gulf, high pressure keeps quiet around here for the time being, low to mid-80s by by tomorrow. a nice looking week, maybe someo rain by saturday. at that point we will n

theys he cued a man trapped in a high-rise apartment fire.ked with some who risked their lives for a stranger. >> reporter: the apartment fire started quickly. the man was trapped. lopez looked up and saw him. >> how high up was he? >> fifth floor. >> with no firefighter in sight he grabbed other men and ladder to help him. they didn't hesitate to risk their lives for a man they didn't've know. >> were you afraid? >> yeah. >> of course you were afraid. it was a long way up. 50 feet. >> yeah. >> you did it nay. >> yeah. >> at first they tried to prop it against the building but it wasn't stable. >> so he was hanging on and he said, i think i'm going to die. the smoke was growing thicker. they were afraid he was going to lose his grip. they decided to use it as a bridge. one of them walk aid cross the abyss to guide him to safety. a lot of people would say you are a hero. >> nah. >> you don't think so? >> nah. i just wanted to help him. >> you just wanted to help him. the man whose name they still don't know went to the hospital with minor inju

edades mÁs fundamentales son edades pero cuando estÁn aprendiendo ciertos conceptos en matemÁticas cuvadas, las universidades entonces padres quieren estar seguros que los niÑos saquen las mejores notas posibles en esos exÁmenes. >> y estÁ la competencia dura. >> ahora si nosotros obviamente como padres queremos ayudar a nuestro hijo con una tutorÍa pero no hay dinero ¿existe alguna entidad o personas que nos ayuden?. >> sÍ, bueno el gobierno se ha dado cuenta que hay mucha gente que necesita ayuda. entonces bajo el acto federal, hay un presupuesto de 2.000 millones de dÓlares para personas de bajos recursos y normalmente toma lugar en la escuela antes o despuÉs de la escuela. >> ¿quiÉnes califican para este tipo de ayuda?. >> es un poco difÍcil aunque es un programa federal, varÍa de distrito escolar en distrito escolar, entonces bÁsicamente si el estudiante califica para alimentaciÓn o gratuita de costo reducido califica para este programa, si asiste a una escuela de tÍtulo uno. >> okay perfecto, para los que no califico en ¿cuÁnto cuesta un tutor?. >> depende de muchas cosas, te do

cheryl: cu 15 minutes from now. dennis: the g 20 situation as president obama tries to drum up international support for military action in syria. rich edson is in washington with more. rich: syria is off the agenda. president obama is putting on the g 20 schedule looking to build international support. he needs help in congress without naming who he called the administration says the president spoke with five senators yesterday, democrats and republicans to push his syria request and getting help in the united states. secretary of defense under president obama robert gates says whatever one's views on current u.s. policy toward syria failure by congress to approve this request would have profoundly negative and dangerous consequences for the united states not just in the middle east but around the world. meanwhile the president wait for congress and the administration says the congressional input is worth the delay. >> the department of defense has made clear that unlike libya where there was an impending crisis co

li my nch p. o cu of ur cam, litt thi a ltle at, and pack of ddenalle orinalanch rah di hidd valy it>darya: massive layoffs are on the horizon for struggling to our phone maker blackberry. the company is reportedly cutting up to 40% of its work force by the end of the year. the layoffs will " cut across all departments and will happened in waves. " after the news, blackberry stock fell as much as 5% from its peak yesterday. the company has felt jump-start sales despite releasing the funds and software. >>james: if you on an iphone and haven't yet down what apple's new i o s seven operating system the better hurry. top prosecutors from san francisco, new york and london want you to install the update as soon as possible. they said the system's new code activation lock " feature could be a huge first step toward ended iphone thefts worldwide. i o s seven will come installed on the new iphone 5 s and five c models that go on sale tomorrow. an >> >>mark: i downloaded mind as well. we want to hear what you are going to think about. if you do have a smaller space this and does require a 3.

tracy: cu in 15 minutes. dennis: time to make a little money, charles taking a look at a major player in china's social media world and charles, why? charles: why ask why? that is the company. these guys are turning and the war all's 15 minutes of fame thing on its head. you think we have a celebrity culture? there are online game segment doing very well, it really rocking for all these guys but online music and people making music videos and posting on this site, up huge, 89% year over year in the last quarter and business revenues of 100%, their net was up 437% and one of these things where they have this revolutionary platform. i have looked at it, i didn't post anything but it is pretty interesting. adam: that is youtube in the united states. charles: also online social media and it might be easier to sort of get this done but it is pretty exciting, celebrity culture stuff and taking the top i guess you would say the top five tv shows, superboy or another one, happy boy and make an interactive and it is a

out of theds north at 5 miles per hour. 55, partly cloudy, not as cool overnight dis and there's at cueather seven-day forecast.cast. saturday, sunday, temperatures in the mid-70s, overnight lows in the 50s. all right. we are getting out of here, her, julie, you do some traffic. >> reporter: i'm not laughing at you, i'm laughing with you. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: northbound 395, where we had the stalled vehicle, they moved it to the shoulder and then a van came up to the assist and he is finally moving over to the shoulder, northbound 395, is a mess this morning. better not gone tryinpentagon t 14th street bridge.et and leaving 286 toward 123 at vienna. the inner loop of the beltway, bogged down trying to get across the wilson bridge all lanes are open. from the d.c. line at eastern at all the way down to the 11th street bridge.s that's a check oftr fox 5 on tie traffic.tr >>> all right. julie thank you so much. >>> nearly 17 hours and countd u being mplecounting.ing. texas senator, ted cruz is speaking in opposition of obama care until he can no longer stand. he pass it had to marco ru

the national guard hases are cued hundreds of people from isolated towns likelions and jamestown cut off after days of heavy rain. >> the house is sitting in a river. >> we should get out because the dam up there wasn't too safe. >> yesterday, it was terrifying because they said you got to get out now. >> it's kind of an island that's surrounded by rushing water and we didn't have electricity or water or gas. it's devastating to be honest. it's complete destruction. >> at least four people have died and 218 others unaccounted for. however, those unaccounted for are not necessarily considered missing but they have not yet contacted friends or family. and the state is not in the clear yet. more rain is in the forecast. let's go to boulder, colorado. joe is standing by for us. how bad is the situation there, joe, today? >> right now, the good news is is no rain. so the boulder creek continues to drop. we have proof for you. we you the this stick in the ground four hours ago marking the edge of the creek. you can see the waters have gone down. it's a different story in other parts of the

cu cuentanose un poco. >>>, las cruces se vinieron presentando en diversos lugares del mundo, entre ellos desafortunadamente estas noticias no trascienden es importante mÍstico e inexplicable que llega por vez primera vez a estados unidos, al pÚblico, la informaciÓn que se discrimina, no se saca, se sencuse censura, univisiÓn y galavision estÁn tomando un paso importante para informar de manera real y honesta de lo que ocurre en el mundo, con relaciÓn a un fenÓmeno que no se acepta cientificamente. >>> sÍ, veiamos la flotilla, tengo entendido que en washington se vieron estas imÁgenes el 19 de julio del 1952. >>> sÍ, fue la primera vez que en una ciudad ocurriÓ esto. recordemos el centro mundial, era entonces, y sigue siendo ahora de la polÍtica, el poder mÁximo del mundo esta en washington la noche del 19 de julio de 1952 se presentaron las flotillas, era inexplicable, lo que dijeron las autoridad dejÓ mucho que desear, que era una inmersiÓn tÉrmica, sonaba sofisticado, no lo cuestionaron, hoy sabemos que es distinto. vamos a presentar testimonios tambiÉn de la fuerza aerea de la defensa