a gnaw -- dinner in california. a new state law will allow restaurants to permit pooches on outdoor patios but only if the restaurant allows it and no local existing ordinance that bans animals in dining areas. >>> elton john and his long time partner david furnish made it official. hundreds of fans lined the streets of the town in england as the couple arrived at town hall for their wedding. britain legalized same sex marriages this year. the nuptials came as no surprise elton john actually tweeted about the plans last week. >>> well, new subway campaign aimed as men is raising few eyebrows. it's called dude close your legs and it targets men who sit with their legs wide open on new york trains. they take up too much space. transportation authority will post ads inside subway cars and on social media that say courtesy counts, manners make a better ride. no word yet if we'll see a similar campaign on b.a.r.t.. >>> neighbors bond for there's an arsonist on the -- wonder if there's an arsonist on the loose after anoth

. >> california is in a really intense prolonged drought. this is a worldwide thing, all over the globe, there are more extreme weather events. places are getting warmer, places are getting drier. it's a pretty big deal. >> we went to central voluntarily to see just how bad it is, what technology can do to maybe help fix it. let's take a look. >> we are seeing a period of epic drought, the extremes for extreme. it affects all of us. >> we get a satellite view of california's epic drought. >> they're the eye in the sky. >> we get a boots on the ground perspective where once fertile fields have gone to dust. >> my parents were migrant farm workers and then we established our family here in the early 1950's and that's where i grew up learning a lot about farming, especially cantaloupes. >> growing fruits and vegetables has been joe's life work, but this year, a third of his fields will sit unplanted and unproductive. >> our water comes from the u.s. bureau of reclamation and that allocated zero water thousand year. we did not have enough water

chasm california drivers are accustomed to high prices. but oil producers claiming prices could skyrocket by as much as 76 cents a gallon starting in 2015. this true? >> this is very much an extreme and very unlikely scenario that gas prices would go up anywhere that much. >> reporter: dr. mark thurber is an energy expert at stanford university who believes gas prices will go up modestly in 2015 thanks to california's landmark cap and trade program. you see, so far the program is taxing producers we commonly think of as polluting the air, energy companies like pg&e industrial plants like cement and glass manufacturers with their iconic smoke stacks. but the largest source of greenhouse pollution comes from the transportation industry. and kicking off on january 1, fuel production will be capped as well in california, which means you and i and other californians will see an increase at the fump the climate change law isn't modified. but thurber says the 76 cents a gallon jump organized by the oil industry is borderline ridiculous. and here

coverage california, reaching out to insure 2 million more in the state. plus founder of the webby awards and impact of technology in our lives. >> the key thing is that we have created. i think we need to feel like we have more agency in how we use it. good evening. welcome to kqed newsroom, i'm thuy vu. you have probably read and seen stories, uber and lift have transformed the transportation eco system over five years. uber by far the biggest and continues to expand at break neck speed. now in 53 countries and more than 250 cities. and boasts 1 million ride a day. but all the growth has spurred controversy. privacy, safety, surge pricing and driver compensation have become hot button issues in the on dedemand ride service industry and put a dent in traditional taxi use in san francisco. over the past two years, according to the san francisco municipal transportation agency. from march of 2012 to july 2014, the number of taxi rides a month in the city plummeted by 65%. well, now taxi companies are jumping on the bandwagon. many are using the fly wheel ap

(laughter) california needs these prisoners. so when federal judges ordered their release, the state attorney general's office fought to keep the prisoners working in their fire brigade. and it's not just about the lives these prisoners save, it's about something much more important -- the money. because corrections officials say the fire program saves the state more than $100 million a year. because inmates earn just $2 a day fighting fires. with pay like that, it's no wonder smokey the bear can't afford a shirt. the savings are vital because the state has already burned through this year's wildfire-fighting budget of $209 million. california hasn't seen that kind of cash go up in smoke since the last time someone let m. night shyamalan make a movie. (laughter) nation, i salute california prison authorities for not releasing non-violent prisoners from cruel and unusual conditions. after years of corporations outsourcing american jobs, they've found a way to bring third-world wages back home. it's like having our own private ban

california is very close. california is also one of the only states that has its own state designated wilderness areas that grew out of the federal designations of 1964. we have taken this idea, 50 years old, and put it to ground here in california. we have 12 wilderness areas officially designated as a california state park. and then in the region here, the regional park district, largest regional park district in the world, 100 14,000 acres, it has three designated wilderness areas. right near where john muir's historic home is. not just land but water, the wilderness area is now celebrating its aquatic -- its 40th anniversary this year. we have all that and a whole up more as a result of john muir and his gifts to us in california. enough from me. i could go on for a long time but i am really looking forward to hearing harold wood. he has a great thing to tell us about. a great story to take us and tell us about john muir. he lives right here near fresno. he had that great outdoor backyard i used to have. h

marcharon hasta el campanario de la universidad de california. los jÓvenes protestan por la muerte de afroamericanos en distintas partes del paÍs por manos de policÍas. >> ademÁs de estas protestas, nuevamente hubo saqueos, cierran autopistas y ya ha habido mÁs de 200 arrestos esta semana. estudiantes se reunieron en la universidad de berkeley, pero al parecer aprovecharon esta situaciÓn otras personas para realizar saqueos. >> un duro golpe a unos pandilleros que por dÉcadas atrÁs regresaron a su comunidad. >> con decir - congresistas republicanos quieren detener la medida de barack obama- >> ya esta el Árbitro que estarÁ evitando los primeros 90 minutos de la gran final del fÚtbol mexicano. terminÓ la fase de grupos de la champions. .... >>en escondido california una camioneta de lujo terminan el techo de una vivienda, y los dos personas habÍan pensado que tenÍan una pesadilla. nadie resultÓ herido. la policÍa sigue buscando el chofer de la camioneta que aparentemente huyÓ del lugar de los hechos. >>miembros del senado en su ma

they would come to the shipyards of northern california, come to the aircraft factories of southern california. you had this great assemblage of people from all over the country. now after world war ii, you have all these people saying, okay, what do i do now? some went home, some stayed in california. many of them settled in the bakersfield. >> my name is buck owens and those boys are called the buckaroos. this is the bucco ranch. we'd like to say thanks so much for tuning us in. tell your friends about it. tune us in next week or next month or the next time we come your way. okay? meantime, here is my favorite time of the show. hymn time. miss king is going to sing it. don and i are going to help her. >> buck owens, you know, grew up working alongside hispanics in the fields and his music has sort of a rockabilly sensitivity but also a hispanic/latino sound to it. ♪ so you found your prince charming was just a dream ♪ >> i think buck owens was a very innovative singer that, with his sound burst on the scene in the mid'60s when country music need to be shaken up a little bit. buck grew up

california c.b.p. drought relief that isn't a california death relief act. it was introduced last week without hearings, without markups, without consultation with the house democrats and without any consultation or input from local water agencies, state agencies, cities and/or tribes. this bill is being rushed to the floor without input of critical california leaders throughout the state. it focuses primarily on providing more bay delta water to central valley farmers at the expense of other users. this bill would require mandatory increases in pumping to central valley agriculture, which could forge water managers throughout the state to cut water deliveries to southern california to other urban water users and, of course, to fisheries which -- this could also lead to less fresh water in the delta, higher levels of salt and contamination in the water being pumped down to southern california. the white house states, the president will veto this bill because, and i quote, it fails to equitablely addres

texas and california. here are the two giants of the planet. texas and california. if you look at texas and california i want through and look at all the taxes on income in both states and that are i think in california i think i end up with something like 1800 separate taxes before i stopped. i wasn't at the end of the taxes. there were a lot more to go but i stopped there. if you look at all of the tax rates and you will have to just believe me on this, tax rates in california on income are higher than they are in texas, but they are not only higher, the tax rate, the effective marginal tax rate on the unit of income in california is about 65% higher than the effective marginal tax rate on the unit of income in taxes. are you all with me? there's 13.5% in california, no capital gains tax -- but if you take all of us together. california marginal tax rates on economic activity are about 55%-are in california. point number one. once you look at this 55% higher marginal tax we do in california than it is in

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aunque california lo necesita pero no de manera tan fuerte. hay que tener cuidado especialmente porque los drenajes pueden aparte. los rÍos que vienen con mucha humedad creciendo de manera peligrosa pudiendo generar inundaciones. el sistema va a traer nieves para las zonas altas. mÁs de los pies de nieve se espera de caÍda en el paso de este sistema que extiende la lluvia hasta el prÓximo viernes tambiÉn hace lo que es el sur de california. las advertencias en la parte de la regiÓn especialmente de los fuertes vientos alto college continÚa, posibles inundaciones el panorama es de lluvia, y vientos para nosotros muchos cuidados en las autopistas. se espera que para maÑana las tormentas continÚen. este es el pronÓstico. mucha atenciÓn porque el dÍa viernes continÚa la lluvia. sÁbado hay un ligero descanso pero de domingo a lunes otro sistema estarÍa trayendo mÁs hÚmeda de california. todavÍa no suficiente para salir de esta sequÍa extendida de mÁs de cuatro aÑos. buenas noches. @@ ♪ ♪ >> siguen los movimientos en el me

but there's a lot to do in california. when you talk about the budget, he still has to keep those democrats from overspending in sacramento. there's also education, the crisis of tuition. how to keep these prices from going up to a point where average families cannot afford to educate their kids. that's an issue. infrastructure and legacy issues. he wants that high speed rail. the congress is not going to give him any money on that. is he going to be able to do it despite some opposition on that one? water tunnels and the whole water project that he plans. the state is also looking at some very sort of big political issues when you talk about the protests that we saw about ferguson and race relations. police departments at a local level are trying to wrestle with how to handle these kind of protests, so this goes the whole issue of what could be looming in the next year that could take a lot of money to solve? crime and issues like this is one of them, but another one is health care and pensions. the ageing population and

now southern california is in the midst of the storm. residents in glendora stacked sandbags late into the night to help protect their homes against flooding. michael has experienced this before. >> we've had a lot of rain. a lot of water started to back up to the doors. it's pretty scary. >> reporter: city officials ordered mandatory evacuations in areas in case the storm triggers mudslides. >> it doesn't mean we're going to go into residences and force them to leave but we're going to strongly advise that for their safety, they should leave their residences r in ventura county, some are waiting it out. >> we have our stuff together and we're ready to evacuate. if they call it mandatory or the weather gets too bad, we're ready to go. >> reporter: they have all been called in this morning ready for the wind and rain. the san francisco bay area bore the brunt of it yesterday. strong winds knocked trees onto homes and power lines leaving hundreds of thousands of customers in the dark. the rain is helping alleviate three years of a historic

the california state university system is a part of that lineage. >> california pioneered the best public education system in the world. >> they saw higher education as the ticket to a better life for people in california, and to a better economy. and when you think about what california has contributed to the american economy, you can trace so much back to its higher education system. >> there was a tiered system with the community colleges, state colleges, and the great research universities. a system that virtually guaranteed college education to every high school graduate in the state of california. the vision of clark kerr would provide instruction at all levels and students could move upward through it. >> california prospers in large part to the extent that it provides ready opportunity for all of its citizens to secure education, appropriate to their interests and abilities. >> the california system is still a model for the rest of the nation. the problem now is that as the state has pulled back on its financial commitment to those systems, the ideal there is really under threat.

california c.b.p. drought relief that isn't a california death relief act. it was introduced last week without hearings, without markups, without consultation with the house democrats and without any consultation or input from local water agencies, state agencies, cities and/or tribes. this bill is being rushed to the floor without input of critical california leaders throughout the state. it focuses primarily on providing more bay delta water to central valley farmers at the expense of other users. this bill would require mandatory increases in pumping to central valley agriculture, which could forge water managers throughout the state to cut water deliveries to southern california to other urban water users and, of course, to fisheries which -- this could also lead to less fresh water in the delta, higher levels of salt and contamination in the water being pumped down to southern california. the white house states, the president will veto this bill because, and i quote, it fails to equitablely addres

when it comes to violent crime rate, oakland does rank first in california. it starts to look like a regional trend. the top ten cities in the bay area with the highest violent crime rate are all situated in the east bay with two exceptions, east palo alto. emeryville comes in tops of the state with oakland ranking eight and san francisco 12th. bottom line, there are a lot of numbers and criteria to take in here, so we decided to add up violent crime data and property crime data to figure out which city contains the most crime overall in the state. emeryville is above and beyond the most crime ridden city in the state. so while oakland does grab the headlines emeryville sees the most criminal activity. for a look at the crime rate in your city head over to nbcbayarea.com/realitycheck where we have compiled a more detailed list. >>> to say that oakland doesn't have a crime problem would be far from accurate. it came in third. when it comes to total crime it does not have the worst problem at least per capita. that goes to emeryville. >>> coming up, we look int

. >> feliz lunes, vamos al siguiente sistema, que entra en el Área de california. trae una pulgada, en las Áreas rocosas. sigue acumulando nieve, esa es buena noticia para california debido que el sistema va a continuar impactando precisamente en las zonas altas. panorama hÚmedo, no solamente con estos frentes sino que a partir de maÑana viene mÁs lluvia inclusive a lo largo de esta nueva semana. que voy a tener el pronÓstico completo al regresar. >> mÁs de 1000 personas se quedaron sin luz luego que dos postes de electricidad se cayeran sobre unas casas mÓviles en san josÉ. >> todo comenzÓ cuando un vehÍculo chocÓ contra una de los postes causando un segundo posee tambiÉn callara sobre el techo de una casa. > los habita salieron ilesos pero generÓ varios percances. > >> hoy es uno de los dÍas mÁs complicados en las oficinas de correos, se extendieron los horarios para hacer frente a la cantidad de trabajo que tienen estas jornadas. si usted piensa enviar el correo convencional para enviar tarjetas de navidad, tiene que apresurarse para asegurarse qu

the california desert protection act of 1994. the education for all handcapped children of 1975, now known as the individuals with disabilities act and the pay as you go act, pay-go, passed in 1982 to reduce the deficit and instill greater discipline in the budget process and to ensure that military and nonmilitary spending were treated under the same rules he played a key role in shaping the american recovery and reinvestment act in response to the worst american recession since the great depression. california is proud of our two colleagues and many californians and indeed some honorary californians are here tonight who would like to say a few rds to honor these two outstanding men. first i would like to yield to mr. alan lowenthal, who represents a district in southern california, three inutes for his contribute. mr. loewen that'll: thank you and thank you for yielding -- mr. loewen that'll: thank you and -- mr. lowenthal: thank you and thank you for yielding to me. i'm thrill to have had a chance to say a few words about repr

. >> item two is a resolution committing the city and county to be a member of the california association of voting officials and joining efforts to create new voting systems utilizing free open source software for elections. >> i was going to wait -- i think -- i was going to wait for supervisor wiener to be here so can we go to item three for now? >> item number 3 is a resolution establishing the gun violence prevention task force and membership and duties. >> okay. there has been a request to continue this item to the call of the chair, so before we do that is there any public comment on item number 3? >> i do have a -- actually -- appointee tied -- suppose -- monday, wednesday -- tuesday, thursday, somebody be definitely or tuesday, thursday -- something, yes, no, alternating something for the historic tradition of establishing -- monday, wednesday -- setting. >> any other public comments on this item? seeing none public comment is now closed. is there a motion to continue this item? >> so moved. >> without objection the motion passes. [gavel] >> i guess we called item number two alre

and from the california association of voting officials and a non-profit agency that advocates for open source voting system and good government and also as cost saving measure. we will also hear about what paths san francisco could potentially follow to inc. plement its own voting system and studying the process currently ongoing in los angeles county. today before the committee colleagues is a resolution that expresses san francisco's commitment to implementing and working with other jurisdictions and organizations to implement an open source voting system. the resolution requests that lafco studied how san francisco could implement its own voting system and we spoke with their staff and they are willing and able to do this if requested by the lafco board and supervisor mar has informed us he is interested adding his name as a cosponsor and carrying that request at lafco which he's a member. these are steps to have a more free and accurate voting system to strengthen the public trust and colleagues if there are no comments we have a few presenters. first i want to invite up alex bash,

healthy products that come from the central valley of california. when you have over 800,000 acre feet of water being released, freshwater being released into the ocean, that is enough water for 800,000 families to use for a year. we're simply asking for flexibility that has a direct impact on every single family in this country. it has an impact on my families that i represent and that is why i am so proud to stand here and support this legislation and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentlelady from california is recognized. mrs. napolitano: thank you, mr. speaker. may i inquire the amount of time left on both sides? the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california has eight minutes. the gentleman from washington has 13 1/2 minutes. mrs. napolitano: thank you, mr. speaker. i would now yield four minutes to the gentleman from california, mr. huffman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for four minutes. mr. huffman: i thank the gentlelady. mr.

. >> seis de cada 10 bebÉs diagnosticados con tosferina en california son latinos. por esos investigadores que saber porquÉ entre los hispanos hay una incidencia de esta enfermedad, que puede ser mortal. como los bebÉs no parece la vacuna contra la tosferina antes de cumplir dos meses recomienda limitar el nÚmero de parientes y amigos que visitan la casa del reciÉn nacido. si bien invitados no dejen que abracen obesidad leve. >> hoy el pontÍfice de papa francisco se mostrÓ feliz tras la ceremonia de bienvenida de varios embajadores ante la santa sede, debo reconocer la importancia de que los paÍses que estuvieron enfrentados por mÁs de medio siglo hayan decidido establecer sus relaciones. >> es sÓlo alejandro luna en ascender por ti vamos hablar acerca de la copa del rey porque memo ochoa tuvo actividad con el mÁlaga que jugÓ precisamente en el dÍa de hoy y tuvieron un final feliz ante el deportivo. alimentos mateo en esto a lo largo y logrÓ aprovechar una insignia del paraguay. para darle un tercero. al 57, se empata los ratones, partes iguales pero en

and the coffee pioneers of california. >> people tell me you are crazy for growing coffee in california? >> yesterday someone told me captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> glor: hi, everyone, i am jeff glor, oil and gas prices are down big and right now there is no up. opec, the organization of petroleum exporting countries said today it has no set target. the price of oil is down from $108 a barrel in june to 58 today, and opec says even if the price goes to 40 they will not change production levels. what that means for gas prices, likely a similar slide. the cost of a gallon is already down more than $1 since june. we have two reports starting with jericka duncan. >> reporter: nationally the average for a gallon of regular gas is $2.56. down from more than $4 average in july of 2008 when prices hit an all-time high. and places like california where drivers typically pay more for gas, the current average per gallon is $2.88, that is down from $3.59 in 2013. >> denton monitors the i have for oil price service. >> how low do you think gas prices

las tormentas que azotaron al estado no sacaron a california de la sequÍa. muchos jardineros y dueÑos de viveros sÍ las tienen que ingeniar para sacar sus negocios adelante. >> la sequÍa que ha golpeado el estado de california durante los Últimos 3 aÑos tiene a santiago soplando su frustraciÓn y desesperaciÓn. >> se afectÓ la sequÍa. >> durante los 10 aÑos en el Área de los Ángeles logra establecer una agenda de 140 clientes una cifra que asegura comienza a secarse. un fenÓmeno natural que lo ha obligado conocer mÁs de plantas y Árboles tolerantes a la falta de agua. datos que debe digerir si desea sobrevivir en este oficio. >> hay tanta planta que uno no conoce. >> ahora con esta situaciÓn del agua hemos en ido que incrementar una secciÓn grande adecuada a la situaciÓn que estamos viviendo en el presente. >> acoplamiento y reestructuraciÓn han sido parte del inventario de sunset hollywood los Últimos cinco aÑos. una cuarta parte del negocio ha tenido que ser acondicionado con plantas. >> ahorita estamos viendo que el 50% de gente estÁ

california senator barbara boxer and 12 others are asking the department of education to forgive the federal loans of thousands of students. corinthian colleges are accused of misleading students about both their graduation and job placement rates. lawsuits filed accuse the schools of this deception in an effort to convince students to take out high priced loans. state attorney general kamela harris has sued along with the federal consumer financial protection bureau. the attorney generals from wisconsin and massachusetts have also sued. the senators say under federal law, student debt can be forgiven if taken on to pay for a college that ends up like corinthian but the college says the senators are incorrectly assuming the allegations in the pending lawsuits are true. >>> imagine living the rest of your life under a mountain of debt. the survey of 1,000 consumers by creditcards.com found nearly one in five surveyed say they will take their debts to the grave. the 18% who believe that is double the number of people who felt the same way just last year. surprisingly, the results are p

they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates and benefits. you can compare plans side by side, choose the one that best fits your needs and enroll online. coveredca.com is also the place to find certified experts in your area who can answer your questions for free, and help you enroll. and, through covered california, you may get financial help to pay for coverage. it's based on income, and 4 out of 5 people who have enrolled qualified. if you don't have a health plan, or you do, but you want to make sure it's the best plan for you, now's the time to visit coveredca.com. but to get covered, you gotta get going. to have health insurance starting january 1st, you need to enroll by december 15th. visit coveredca.com today. >>> you're looking live at the fog in palo alto. >>> the mission ended in failure for two hostages killed by al qaeda gunmen in yemen. luke summers

california showdown. sharks and ducks from the o.c. third period ducks down a goal. ryan getzlaf finding fowler. we head to o.t. ryan kesler with the puck. and on the wing this is just a little too easy. ducks take the 3-2 victory. >>> the clock on the jim harbaugh era with the 49ers winding down as the season finale against the arizona cardinals draws within a week. reports that the coach and the franchise parting ways shortly after sunday, and harbaugh seems at peace with the inevitable. >> we know this is going to be the last week of the season, and i'm growing to enjoy it. i'm going to enjoy all the players, enjoy the coaches, enjoy the staff, enjoy the -- enjoy all the people in the building that i really enjoy being around. the trainers and front office people. the entire organization. >>> cal hosting sixth ranked wisconsin. badgers receiving a huge game from nigel hayes. second half up 14, hayes spins baseline and throws down the two-hand flush. the sophomore finished with 17 points. 13 rebounds. cal falls 68-56. that's their first home loss of the season. >>>

california's new law ab 60 will allow undocumented immigrants that are california residents to get a license. the law starts on january 2nd. but starting tomorrow, the dmv will start scheduling appointments for interested parties to take a written and then a driving test. very few dmv centers are going to be allowing walk-ins. people are being encouraged to make appointments online or over the phone. >>> $17.8 million, not too bad of a haul for sony's "the interview." >> would love it if you could take him out. you want us to kill the leader of north korea? >> yes. >> what? >> the comedy about the assassination of north korea's dictator earned close to $3 million in about 300 theaters. but the big haul was through online streaming sales and google play. it earned another $15 million over the weekend. the threats against violence in heaters that showed the film caused several major theater chains to not screen the movie. >>> sony says the playstation network is back online after three days of disruptions which began on christmas. playstation and xbox live services were victims of cybe

there are 930 new laws in the state of california alone. as rob reynolds reports one of them will have major impact on the lives of undocumented immigrants. >> living and working in california's cities it's difficult to get by without a car. but drivers among the estimated 2 million undocumented immigrants living in california are often wary of getting a driver's license for fear of showing up on government radar and risk of being deported for living in the u.s. illegally. >> once they find out that they have to show proof of status, and that they're here illegally they'll just drive without knowing the rules of the road. >> now a new state law allows california undocumented residents to get a license after taking the standard driving test. the law includes a guarantee that california law enforcement agencies will not report undocumented drivers to federal immigration authorities in case of a traffic stop. at the center of human rights legal aid in los angeles advocates are preparing to help thousands of people to take their driver's licens

. >> se desatÓ el caos en california. protestas que comenzaron pacÍficas se tornaron violentas en cuestiÓn de segundos. vean cÓmo manifestantes enmascarados rompieron vidrios y arrojaron proyectiles contra la policÍa durante una protesta por los recientes incidentes en los que policÍas mataron a afroamericanos desarmados del paÍs. mÁs de 400 participantes colmaron las calles de california. entre la multitud, algunos manifestantes gritaban no a la violencia pero en instantes, el ambiente se tornÓ fuera de control. agentes vestidos con uniformes antimotines lanzaron gases lacrimÓgenos para dispersar la multitud. oficiales de agencias cercanas se unieron a la policÍa para controlar a los descontentos. pero enardecidos manifestantes no dudaron en vandalizar autos y romper ventanas de negocios aledaÑos. en pleno centro de la ciudad arrojando bloques y proyectiles de humo una turba saqueÓ una cadena. de un momento a otro, esta ventana se rompiÓ. de costa a costa se sintiÓ la indignaciÓn. gÉnova york cientos se t

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