alan: quÉ te decÍan? jorge: es divertido, tramitar mi sudaba y otros me decÍan elogios contra trump. otros me llamaban buscando trabajo, me ofrecÍan canciones, poesÍas. pero de verdad, la mitad fueron ataques espantosos y la otra mitad muy divertida porque hubo gente que dijo " ahora tengo telÉfono de ramos. quiero trabajo en "despierta amÉrica". eso fue muy divertido. karla: vamos a seguir platicando contigo sobre la idea de escribir este libro. vamos a una pausa y ya regresamos con ahora, una cobertura total para un look impecable. nueva base super stay, de maybelline new york. fórmula de cobertura total. dura hasta 24 horas. perfección duradera. base super stay, de maybelline new york. solo de maybelline new york narrador: desde 1924, stouffer's alimenta tus ambiciones. se siente increíble llegar a la meta. yo quería ayudar que otras personas lo puedan sentir, también. cristina ramírez come lasaña stouffer's y tiene hambre de compartir triunfos. ¿de qué tienes hambre? luisa siempre quiso

alan: estuviste los ensayos! addis: ante tal recomendaciÓn del seÑor y aseveraciÓn tenemos que reportarlo como reporte del cantante. estuvo usted en los ensayos, verdad? : estuve con morokito. hay alguien que lo ama mucho y no es galilea! >> amigos despierta amÉrica, este es el ensayo de pequeÑos gigantes! >> voy a cantar, son utilizando para la presentaciÓn del domingo. Ángel: quÉ hacer para vocalizar antes de entrar? esos para que enterrar garganta y para que no te salga gallitos. ♪ Ángel: ustedes son>> somos muchas prendas, nos hacen vernos bien para miren cuÁl os queda mÁs como cuandos gusta. >> tenemos varias opciones, entonces me tiene que me mida de esta,ya eso dicen con los cual les gustÓ mÁs. Ángel: tÚ que haces? >> yo soy diseÑador de vestuario pequeÑos gigantes. Ángel: no te cansas devestir a esos pequeÑos gigantes? >> no, nos divertimos. Ángel: les gustÓ esa ropa? te retÓ a un duelo! >> les mando un beso, yo soy natalia! Ángel: eres morokito? >> yo le doy muchos zapatos, mucho

alan: quÉ te decÍan? jorge: es divertido, tramitar mi sudaba y otros me decÍan elogios contra trump. otros me llamaban buscando trabajo, me ofrecÍan canciones, poesías. pero de verdad, la mitad fueron ataques espantosos y la otra mitad muy divertida porque hubo gente que dijo " ahora tengo telÉfono de ramos. quiero trabajo en "despierta amÉrica". eso fue muy divertido. karla: vamos a seguir platicando contigo sobre la idea de escribir este libro. vamos a una pausa y ya regresamos con mÁs de jorge ramos. ♪ ahora, una cobertura total para look impecable. nueva base super stay, de maybelline new york. fórmula de cobertura total. dura hasta 24 horas. perfección duradera. base super stay, de maybelline new york. solo de maybelline new york se siente increíble llegar a la meta. narrador: desde 1924, stouffer's alimenta tus ambiciones. yo quería ayudar que otras personas lo puedan sentir, también. cristina ramírez come lasaña stouffer's y tiene hambre de compartir triunfos. ¿de qué tienes hambre

alan: exacto. me lo encontrÉ dos veces en esa discoteca luis miguel. >> ya me contaron que tÚ eras muy cliente de ese lugar. carlos: quÉ mÁs nos traes? >> vamos a hablar de acapulco. le voy a contar otra cosa de acapulco y luego vamos con luis miguel. recuerden que fui a acapulco. estuve haciendo unos enlaces desde allÍ. me fui a meter a una de las locaciones de la seriede la vida de silvia pinal que ya graba la productora carla estrada. pude hablar con el elenco. todos estÁn nerviosos. todavÍa no tienen fechas de estreno. dicen que la serie viene con todo. parece que va a causar mucha controversia. vamos a ver todo lo que encontrÉ en acapulco. ♪ ♪ la cÁmara de "despierta amÉrica" viejo al puerto de acapulco para ser testigo de las grabaciones de la vÍdeo serÍa de silvia pinal. historia producida por carla estrada. va a contar los momentos mÁs importantes de la diva. >> estamos recreando escenas originales de pelÍcula de los 50. hay un trabajo bien importante y bien serio detrÁs

alan: scooby-doo papÁ! [risas] karla:Ándale! alan: va por ti. [risas] [gritos] [hablan a la vez] alan: mira, entro, entrÓ, entro! [risas] [hablan a la vez] francisca: quÉ mala suerte tienes! ana:karla, eres la reina del vino, tu puedes! [risas] carlos:dale campeÓn! alan: por quÉ la tiras asÍ? chef: estoy probando. le toca a ana. alan: ana, estuviste cerca. francisca: dale, carlos. [hablan a la vez] chef: francisca, cuidado! ana: por poco! karla:nos van ganando. francisca: piensa en tu familia, tus hijos-- [hablan a la vez] [risas] carlos: perdona y que le pegÓ allÁ! alan: pobre camarÓgrafo. karla: quedÓ un corcho pegado allÁ adentro. francisca:ana, ponle pasiÓn. alan: ana, si no quieres jugar no juegues! [hablan a la vez] [risas] francisca: se acabo esto! karla: tÍrale, mi fran. alan: apÚrale! carlos: quÉ malos somos! alan: no puede ser, le he pegado a todas. gana el que mÁs cerca haya estado. karla: ganaron los hombres! ana: estamos en todas las redes sociales, sin enlace en descubre caress... con aceite de fusión floral. para u

alan: se robÓ el show. carlos: alguien que probablemente espero se lleva un premio es nuestra francisca lachapel, estÁ promocionando su primer libro que se llama " una reina como tÚ", comparte relatos de su vida como inmigrante y los miedos que ha tenido. alan: muy buena, mi francis. ana patricia: orgullosos de ella. vamos a compartir la direcciÓn donde estarÁ presentando su libro, estarÁ en las redes sociales. puede acompaÑar a nuestra querida francisca. un libro que serÁ todo un Éxito. vamos a comenzar bien informados. vamos con la reina de las noticias. satcha: estamos sumamente orgullosos de nuestra francisca. es muy difÍcil contar las intimidades de los obstÁculos que una vencido. vamos a hablar de lo siguiente que acapara titulares. los soÑadores no descansan en su lucha por encontrar una soluciÓn definitiva a su estatus migratorio. activistas realizan marchas, bloqueos de carreteras. entre tanto como juez federal en maryland defiende los argumentos de la casa blanca para cancelar la acci�

alan: pero tÚ estÁs igualita. ximena:por eso te quiero alan! [risas] hay muchas cremas y cosas que uno se puede poner y hay que aprovechar. la que no necesita nada y estÁ espectacular, y es una gigante en el mundo artÍstico, es esta chica que todos queremos mucho y es belinda, les dirÁ cÓmo lograr sus sueÑos. belinda:lo mÁs importante es seguir tus sueÑos. nunca dejar de creer en ti. luchar por lo que quieres. no te rindas aunque tengas que pasar muchos obstÁculos. ten mucha fe y rodÉate de gente que te quiera por quien eres tu. alan: quÉ guapa! ximena: la verdad que si. alan: la carrera que ha tenido, la perseverancia, el nunca darse por vencido, lo logrÓ. ahÍ estÁ su gran ejemplo. ximena: es un gran ejemplo porque empezÓ desde muy chiquita a trabajar siempre siendo profesional y agradecemos los consejos que da. se escucha aunque no estes chiquito y pues si, es que ante nada te rindas y que nada te tumbe. alan: es que no hay otra manera mÁs que trabajar y tocar puertas, en todos los Ámbitos. karla:y bueno obviamente como padres

alan: cÓmo te llamas? gustavo: gustavo. alan: cÓmo te sientes? gustavo: muy bien. alan: por quÉ quieres hacer esto, sabes que es mucho tiempo para caminar? gustavo: quiero ver lo que sintiÓ jesÚs, veÍa lo que pasaba y me costÓ . alan: muchas gracias, adelante por su camino, gracias por detenerse y sÓlo agradecemos, seÑor pedro, con todas las personas que caminan hacia el cerro de la estrella. pedro: muchas gracias, muy amable. alan: vamos a ser platicando, ya llegaron las personas de la organizaciÓn que ayudan a muchas personas que fueron deportados a mÉxico. estÁn ayudando a miles de personas, vamos a platicar mÁs adelante con todos ellos y por supuesto, pasÓ contigo, paola, en esta semana de milagro y fervor y nos vas hablar de uno de estos grandes milagros, la historia de la bellÍsima salma. paola: asÍ mismo es, mi alan, una semana llena de fe y de esperanza. yo me encuentro en vivo y en directo desde la iglesia corpus christi al noroeste de miami donde un aÑo mÁs la comunidad se prepara para la procesiÓn del cristo medinaceli y la virgen espera

alan: a ver que pasa. diego: recordemos que luis miguel tiene problemas en el oÍdo y la semana pasada tambiÉn cancelÓ un concierto y dicen que por eso fue que detuvo ese concierto. vamos con mÁs, marjorie de sousa y juliÁn gil siguen dando de que hablar. defensor de materia penal rompiÓ el silencio y nos recibiÓ en su despacho para hablar de las denuncias que juliÁn gil interpuso en contra de la actriz. julian en su momento presentÓ una denuncia por falsedad de declaraciones presenta unas por fraudes procesal, por administraciÓn fraudulenta y presenta una denuncia estableciendo que marjorie debÍa y mÁrtir y si realmente hubiese cometido una conducta delictiva la procuradurÍa habría tenido que continuar con esa investigaciÓn asÍ que si lo hizo la procuradurÍas porque las pruebas demuestran que marjorie es inocente si Él no se conforma ya queda plenamente archivadas y concluirÍamos totalmente con este tema. pero la disputa legal entre marjorie y juliÁn gil todavÍa no se termina ambos act

alan: y los cuadritos. [risas] retomando lo de marjorie de sousa, quÉ va a decidir la procuradurÍa en estos dÍas? quÉ tiene que decidir? addis:Éstas pruebas que presentÓ marjorie de sousa fueron para defenderse de denuncias interpuestas por juliÁn gil. esta denuncia podrÍan llegar al punto de oficializarse. son denuncias penales que podrÍa generar una situaciÓn de riesgo de cÁrcel. carlos: o sea, se va a juicio o se retiran los cargos. muy bien. esto se va definir esta semana. alan: cuando hay un niÑo de por medio puede haber cÁrcel. carlos: eso es absurdo . addis, muchas gracias. addis: tenemos mucho quÉ hablar. david zepedahabla de su participaciÓn en la historia de "por amar sin ley". ♪ >> david zepeda es uno de los galanes protagonistas de "por amar sin ley". nueva telenovela que se trasmite por univisiÓn. dice que durante las grabaciones de la historia ha hecho gran quÍmica con ana brenda. tambiÉn estÁ feliz de trabajar con juliÁn gil. dhabi zepeda: hay una linda quÍmica conana b

are you shocked, alan? alan: i'm not shocked, i'm disgusted. it is stupid to say you are shocked. this will happen sooner or later. the couple of years ago, another ex-russian spy was poisoned with polonium in london. nuclear, if you will, a weapon used against britain, and now they have used a chemical weapon against britain. this is the face of russian imperialism. leaders of the u.k., france, and germany have come out with a joint statement condemning the nerve agent attack as an assault on u.k. sovereignty. they s say it is highly likely that russia was behind it. you say that russia always gets the blame. you seemed to be doubting that russia is to blame. gemma: it is too early to judge. we didn't have any proof so far. one needs a statement of solidarity. i was shocked and i think the british people in salisbury were shocked that something like this could happen in their country. it is a difficult situation for may. iu need to react somehow but think it would have been better to wait -- peter: you said that russia alalways gets the blame. why does russia always get the blame

♪cumpleaÑos a ti ♪cumpleaÑos querido alan ♪ alan: 47 primaveras feliz de la vida. sasha: y lidiando con reciÉn nacido en casa. carlos: como despiertas con tanto amor cuando es tu cumpleaÑos. >> mi mujer hoy me dio un beso muy bonito y lian estaba molesto y moleste celebrando mi cumpleaÑos y no dejo dormir. hay que estar ahÍ con las noticias y la verdad que esta es una muy fuerte noticia, la muerte del afroamericano a manos de la policÍa que estÁ desatando protestas enormes en sacramento manifestantes bloquearon la entrada, piden justicia, porque el joven recibiÓ 20 disparos por agentes que pensaban que tenÍa un arma cuando en realidad era su telÉfono celular . esto otra vez revive el tema del racismo de todo lo que estÁ sucediendo en este paÍs, hay que analizar las imÁgenes de las cámaras corporales, tambiÉn hay una duda porque nos explican todavÍa porque en cierto momento de la grabaciÓn los agentes habÍan apagado obviamente el aparato que permite que se grabe todo lo que estÁ ocurriendo en tÉrminos de la conversaciÓn se hay que hacer una inves

alan: it's all about art. robert: all right, well, congratulations. alan: thank you. robert: let us know how it goes, okay? alan: for sure. robert: all right. well, the san jose state university legacy of poetry festival 2018 will be at venues throughout the campus and downtown area, as you heard, the hammer theater included. throughout the month of april, to get more details on the schedule, go to nbcbayarea.com. and when we come back, a reminder of some big events coming up. of a few big events coming up. some we have featured on our show before. nbc bay area is getting ready for the spectacular northern california cherry blossom festival and parade on the weekends of april 14 and 15, and on april 21 and 22, with the grand parade on the 22nd. we will have a booth at the festival in san francisco, as well as a float in the parade, so come join us. and the cupertino festival of colors to celebrate holi is coming up on april 8 at memorial park, a free event to celebrate the arrival of spring. and of course, those events join some of the ones that we've talked about on

alan: y los cuadritos. [risas] retomando lo de marjorie de sousa, quÉ va a decidir la procuradurÍa en estos días? quÉ tiene que decidir? addis:Éstas pruebas que presenÓó marjorie de sousa fueron para defenderse de denuncias interpuestas por juliÁn gil. esta denuncia podrÍan llegar al punto de oficializarse. son denuncias penales que podrÍa generar una situaciÓn de riesgo de cÁrcel. carlos: o sea, se va a juicio o se retiran los cargos. muy bien. esto se va definir esta semana. alan: cuando hay un niÑo de por medio puede haber cÁrcel. carlos: eso es absurdo . addis, muchas gracias. addis: tenemos mucho quÉ hablar. david zepedahabla de su participaciÓn en la historia de "por amar sin ley". ♪ >> david zepeda es uno de los galanes protagonistas de "por amar sin ley". nueva telenovela que se trasmite por univisiÓn. dice que durante las grabaciones de la historia ha hecho gran quÍmica con ana brenda. tambiÉn estÁ feliz de trabajar con juliÁn gil. dhabi zepeda: hay una linda quÍmica conana

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alan: en dÓnde? francisca: aquÍ "despierta amÉrica". ♪ ♪ ♪ francisca: mira "despierta amÉrica" ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ alan: saludos, amigos! les mandamos un abrazo enorme. todo lo que tiene esa ciudad de san antonio. el shopping es muy bueno. karla: la gente, la comida. alan: muchas cosas que tiene de historia el san antonio. buenos dÍas. buena historia tiene san antonio y todo texas. miÉrcoles 7 de marzo de 2018. carlos: alan y yo llegamos tarde porque venimos de morado. [risas] estamos de celebraciÓn. ya pasaron los oscar, pero tenemos premios amase latino. ahora le tocÓ a maluma, gente de zona. fueron reconocidos en nueva york. maluma se ganÓ dos galardones por sus composiciones. fabela fue nombrado compositor del aÑo. un logro nada fÁcil de hacer. vamos a tener todo eso mÁs adelante. muchas felicidades! francisca: tambiÉnpongan atenciÓn porque tu mascota te podrÍa salvar la vida. en "doctor juan"te dice cÓmo pueden hacer esto. vamos a conocer el beneficio de la terapia de los an

alan: ya lo vas a ver. esto. alan: ya lo vas a ver. francisca: v ana, ¿quépatinar mamá.s te gusta hacer en la vida? bueno, ¡disfrútalo! ¿lista? tú los ayudas a crecer. por eso también les das leche y sus 9 nutrientes esenciales. leche, alimentando en grande cada día. nuevo matte ink un-nude, descubre el nuevo giro de los tonos nudes. de maybelline new york. nudes inesperados. fuera de lo común. la fórmula líquida mate dura hasta 16 horas. luce un-nude con actitud. matte ink un-nude, de maybelline. solo de maybelline new york. piedra, papel o tijera... piedra, papel o tijera ¿todavía jugando? ¡es hora de cepillarse los dientes! mamá, es que a la que pierde le toca cepillarse primero con esta pasta de abuela es que no usan crest ahí me di cuenta que era hora de cambiar a crest. cada día los hispanos continúan descubriendo crest. pruébala para refrescar el aliento, blanquear los dientes y proteger contra la gingivitis. crest. sonrisas sanas y hermosas para toda la vida. an ana: gracias por seguir con nosotros. jessica

alan, fuiste parte fundamental de este experimento social. alan: asÍ es, saludos a todos. cuando curvelo me dice vamos a hacer esta serie, de repente uno se pone a dudar, te pone a pensar si simas cosas, cÓmo lo vas a hacer, cÓmo va a responder la gente. se ha viralizado, hoy como dice curvelo es el proceso de caracterizaciÓn lo que yo estaba sintiendo en ese momento y del por quÉ llegar hasta ese momento. ♪ jorge:ayer, al final de la primera parte de "corazones sin techo" revelamos que el actor era alan tacher. hoy continuamos la serie con la transformaciÓn y el testimonio de lo vivido por alan durante la grabaciÓn. y con la cabeza llena de preguntas: ¿quÉ se siente vivir en la calle? ¿cÓmo llega alguien a ese punto? alan: estoy en proceso de caracterizaciÓn para un reportaje que vamos a hacer "despierta amÉrica". con todo respeto, estÁn transformando en nombre de la calle. tomÁs, poco a poco. jorge: asÍ se transformÓ y horas mÁs tarde cuando terminamos la grabaciÓn, esto fue lo que nos compartiÓ. tuviste un par de horas en la calle, en la calle, sent

they sent over their best, alan turing, to stress test these devices. one of the places these communications devices are being built are bell laboratories. alan turing arrives on the scene at bell laboratories and in what has to be one of the great meeting of the minds moments in all of history, he befriends none other than claude shannon. just so your viewers have a sense, these are not guys with a lot of friends. both of them are somewhat -- they keep to themselves, they are loners. one they keep to themselves, they pt claude shannon and his friendliness, the best decision he could give was claude shannon was not unfriendly. when alan turing arrives, i think they see in themselves kindred spirits. both of them are working on big questions about computers. they are asking themselves all kinds of mind games. could a computer be programmed to think was one of their favorite questions to answer. both of them at the time i are working on cryptography and they are both at bell laboratories. what is interesting is they have tea frequently, by some reports, e

alan: en dÓnde? francisca: aquÍ "despierta amÉrica". ♪ ♪ ♪ francisca: mira "despierta amÉrica" en todas tus pantallas donde y cuando quieras por univisiÓn now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ alan: saludos, amigos! les mandamos un abrazo enorme. todo lo que tiene esa ciudad de san antonio. el shopping es muy bueno. karla: la gente, la comida. alan: muchas cosas que tiene de historia el san antonio. buenos dÍas.ne san antonio y todo texas. miÉrcoles 7 de marzo de 2018. carlos: alan y yo llegamos tarde porque venimos de morado. [risas] estamos de celebraciÓn. ya pasaron los oscar, pero tenemos premios amase latino. ahora le tocÓ a maluma, gente de zona. fueron reconocidos en nueva york. maluma se ganÓ dos galardones por sus composiciones. fabela fue nombrado compositor del aÑo. un logro nada fÁcil de hacer. vamos a tener todo eso mÁs adelante. muchas felicidades! biÉnpongan atenciÓn porque tu mascota te podrÍa salvar la vida. en "doctor juan"te dice cÓmo pueden hacer esto. vamos a terapia es

alan: dÓnde estÁs? [gritos] carlos: el hermano de alan va a estar dispuesto a hablar de todo en "sin rollo". alan: es bien galÁn. [risas] ana: macro no se lo pierden. cÓmo creen que estarÍa con el pelo rosado? es la Última moda entre las famosas . le decimos cÓmo lograrlo sin daÑar el cabello. ya seguimos en "despierta amÉrica". diga por quÉ se siente orgulloso de ser hispano en la conversaciÓnde las redes sociales. ♪ ♪ mascara temptation,a de maybelline new york. nuestro volumen más adictivo. una fórmula cremosa con extracto de coco. pestañas tan suaves... tan densas... tan tentadoras. nueva mascara temptation. solo de maybelline new york. si ustede medicare y demuchos otrosmedicaid de su estado, le presentamos información importante para saber. ahora podría obtener aún más beneficios de salud se trata del plan unitedhealthcare dual complete. si desea saber si es elegible, es fácil. llame ahora para hablar con nosotros. medicaid le brinda beneficios y medicare también le ofrece al

alan:. mirara que nos encontramos, nuestro eugenio derbez. >> y ricky martin se casÓ, pero aÚn no ha tenido su luna de miel. hablÓ frente a nuestras cÁmaras absolutamente de todo. alan: es que primero hay trabajo y luego el placer. ana: ♪ ♪ ♪ ana: la pimienta te cayo. tenemos a nuestro querido diego barros desde un lugar que todo el mundo quisiera estar, acapulco. alan:mi dieguito. >> como estÁn chicos, me encuentro en este bello puerto de mÉxico porque estÁ la grabaciones de la protagonista de la guapÍsima quien se encuentran este momento en el ojo del huracÁn tras 11 aÑos de matrimonio, emitiÓ un comunicado anunciando su divorcio y nosotros tenemos su reacciÓn despuÉs de este comunicado de prensa y ella nos habla de esta serie y vamos a ver quÉ nos dicen respecto a su divorcio. >> muy padre la serie, la gente estÁ a la expectativa. >> estoy muy contenta, ha sido un proceso largo pero muy hermoso. estoy muy agradecida con la producciÓn y con todo el equipo de trabajo c

alan: tema muy difÍcil. karla: muchas veces dejamos a nuestros hijos escuchar mÚsica popular sin saber quÉ significan las letras. en las canciones no tienen clasificaciones como las pelÍculas. cuÁl es el mensaje detrÁs de estas canciones que cantan nuestros hijos? saben quÉ cantan sus hijos? alan: nos acompaÑan un panel de madres . quÉ madres! [risas] estÁn dispuestas a ponerse a pruebay hacer todo lo posible con tal de defender a sus hijos. estamos con kenia que tiene una hija de seis aÑos. angela tiene dos hijas. marcela sarmiento que tiene hijos adolescentes. yamora que viene a conciliar. tenemos a la psicÓloga kirk y terapeuta. karla: chicas, ustedes creen quÉ el hecho de que nuestros hijos canten estas letras, puede influir en doble sentido? quÉ piensan? >> toda la vida la mÚsica ha tenido un doble sentido. desde la Época del tango, elvis presley. cuando escuchÁbamos rock a los 80. mi madre se aterrorizaba. tema de salsa como "devÓrame otra vez". yo creo que la mÚsica hoy en dÍa no ti

alan: it's more than that. it's a battle between the liberal world order and the illiberal world disorder. i think it's in the back. don't forget, behind the liberal world order, you have russia, china, great powers. you have islam is him -- islamis m. it's a fight. it's not easy. peter: why are so many people tempted by the illiberal order and tempted to shift away from democracy? geraldine: they have forgotten what it looks like when there is no democracy. they have not lived it. the war was 70 years ago. you know, we have to remind people again and again, i think so. >> i agree. i think this idea of the nostalgia of the past, people tend to mythologize the past, especially a past they did not experience, which is why i think this book is interesting, because people collectively forget how it really was. at the same time, it does appear there is a large wave of the population in europe and in the west and the u.s. as well that is just not happy culturally with the way things have moved over the past 30 years

alan: dÓnde estÁs? [gritos] carlos: el hermano de alan va a estar dispuesto a hablar de todo en "sin rollo". alan: es bien galÁn. [risas] ana: macro no se lo pierden. cÓmo creen que estarÍa con el pelo rosado? es la Última moda entre las famosas . le decimos cÓmo lograrlo sin daÑar el cabello. ya seguimos en "despierta amÉrica". diga por quÉ se siente orgulloso de ser hispano en la conversaciÓnde las redes mascara temptation,a de maybelline new york. nuestro volumen más adictivo. una fórmula cremosa con extracto de coco. pestañas tan suaves... tan densas... tan tentadoras. nueva mascara temptation. solo de maybelline new york. si ustede medicare y demuchos otrosmedicaid de su estado, le presentamos información importante para saber. ahora podría obtener aún más beneficios de salud se trata del plan unitedhealthcare dual complete. si desea saber si es elegible, es fácil. llame ahora para hablar con nosotros. medicaid le brinda beneficios y medicare también le ofrece algunos. pero un pla

they sent over there best, alan turing, to stress test these devices. one of the places of these medication devices are being built in cryptic encoded is bell laboratories. alan turing arrives on the scene at bell laboratories and in what has to be the great meeting of the mine moments i think in all of history he friends, none other than a claude shannon, and just so you viewers have sent these are not guys a lot of friends. both of them are somewhat to keep themselves they are loners and one person went after that clan claude shannon and his friendliness and claude shannon is not unfriendly but when alan turing arrives they've seen themselves as kindred spirit. both of them are working on big questions about computers and are asking themselves all kinds of mind games and could peter be programmed to think and so both of them are at the time working on photography and they're both at bell laboratories. what is interesting is they have teased weekly and they become very good friends and the interesting, most interesting part of their interactions are no

alan turing and claude shannon spend time playing with the computer that alan turing has built to imitate a human voice. they lose no time in going exactly to the place that they were when they first met. now, tragically, alan turing dies roughly a year after that, that meeting. but we do like to think that there's something fitting anything the fact that these two giants became friends during the war and then managed one final meeting after it. >> host: well, jimmy soni, how important was world war ii to the advancement of information theory, communication theory? >> guest: you know, i think that without world war ii there is -- it certainly would have been delayed, and there may not have been an information theory at least in the form in which it came out. there are a couple reasons for this. the first is the war puts enormous resources into places like bell laboratories as essentially subcontractors for the military. so you have places, laboratories around the country that get this huge investment of resources from the government to do things like, you know, research how a navy ship is

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that should tell you something. >> laura: alan, this statement is defiant, alan. >> if he thought people were after him, he should have been so careful about how he responded. yet, if people were after them, he gave them the ammunition by not being responsive. by being deceptive. being untruthful. he opened the door to allowing the opr to make the kind of conclusions that they came to. sounds like he doesn't have much of a leg to stand on. i'm sympathetic to him but seems like he made his own bed. >> he will be just fine. we've seen lots of people in the swamp do just fine without their pensions at the age of 49 in washington d.c. you note in his statement, he doesn't deny the charges that the opr levelled against him. that's very telling as well. it's deflection to point to the president. it's very fashionable in washington. i don't think he has answered any of the questions. >> laura: what does this do, sarah, to the integrity, whatever is left of it, of the hillary e-mail investigation? now the guy that was leading the investigation, peter strzok problems, we have mccabe fired. how do

what was it like working with alan? janet: i did work with alan. i went in 1994 and moved to the council of economic advisers at the beginning of clinton's second term in 1997. i didn't really know alan before i went. i really was impressed with his intellectual strength, with his originality, no one knew the data and understood the idiosyncrasies of the data and could make better use of it to provide insights on the economy than alan could. i thought he was a very original thinker. i enjoyed talking to him, and i found him very open to debate. i did not agree with him about everything. i did agree with him about a lot of things. i guess i had the opportunity to debate with him the question of whether or not the fed should adopt an inflation target, and if so, what that target should be. he let me do that in the context of a meeting and so it went into the permanent record. i was on record than as saying i thought we should adopt a numerical inflation target, and i thought it should be 2%. i think i articulated the reasons about the zero lower boun

alan you have said that you think the the previous president. roger pastika condoned previous incidents of anti muslim violence over the years and what way well of course he would deny that but the ability of the. older brother seen in other groups to commit violent acts in a speech for months and months to religion or to for years to campaign to have large rallies. and you know without any kind of interference i think is is one indication but there's also since the departure mindor at parks in his government a lot of people have been telling me about the beliefs that they experience between only about a sane and libertarian intelligence so they were and also senior police officers a lot of information has come out about the active cooperation between seniors security officials and bought about the same so i think it's fairly well i think the evidence is pretty much there the connections the governments both person actually said there were mistakes on the part of local police some of these attacks happened and frot of them that's that's quite an

alan you have said that you think the the previous president. roger pastika condoned previous incidents of anti muslim violence over the years and what way well of course he would deny that but the ability of the. older brother seen and other groups to commit violent acts in a speech for months and months really for two full years to campaign to have large rallies. and you know without any kind of interference i think is is one indication but there's also since the departure of minaret parks and his government a lot of people have been telling me about the beliefs that they experience between only about a sane and libertarian intelligence so they were and also senior police officers a lot of information has come out about the active cooperation between senior security officials and bought about the same so i think it's fairly well i think the evidence is pretty much there the connections a government spokesperson actually said there were mistakes on the part of local police some of these attacks happened and frot of them that's that's quite an a

alan you have said that you think the the previous president. roger pastika condoned previous incidents of anti muslim violence over the years and what way well of course he would deny that but the ability of the. older brother seen and other groups to commit violent acts in a speech for months and months or religion or two for years to campaign to have large rallies. and you know without any kind of interference i think is is one indication but there's also since the departure of minaret parks and his government a lot of people have been telling me about the beliefs that they experience between only about a sane and libertarian intelligence so they were and also senior police officers a lot of information has come out about the active cooperation between senior security officials and bought about the same so i think it's fairly well i think the evidence is pretty much there the connections a government spokesperson actually said there were mistakes on the part of local police some of these attacks happened and frot of them that's that's quite a

alan cumming is back on the show. he's one of our favorites. [ cheers and applause ] she is the host of cnn's new series, "sex and love around the world." journalist christiane amanpour is joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and music from an incredible singer, beth ditto is here on "late night" tonight. [ cheers and applause ] before we get to that, white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders holds a lot of press briefings. but i don't think they'd asked all the questions we need answers to. so we decided to hold another one right here, right now. that's right, sarah huckabee sanders and the "late night" press corps are here in our studio and ready to go. so without further ado, it's time for the "late night white house press briefing." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: madam secretary. madam secretary. yes, yes, mrs. sanders, thank you. seth meyers. "late night with seth meyers." secretary sanders, would you like to open with some nonsense to try and distract us from the fact that the world is burn

alan you have said that you think the the previous president. roger pastika condoned previous incidents of anti muslim violence over the years and what way well of course he would deny that but the ability of the. older brother seen and other groups to commit violent acts in a speech for months and months to religion or to for years to campaign to have large rallies. and you know without any kind of interference i think is is one indication but there's also since the departure of minaret parks and his government a lot of people have been telling me about the beliefs that they experience between only about a sane and libertarian intelligence so they were and also senior police officers a lot of information has come out about the active cooperation between senior security officials and bought about the same so i think it's fairly well i think the evidence is pretty much there the connections a government spokesperson actually said there were mistakes on the part of local police some of these attacks happened and frot of them that's that's quite an

alan sprint. and of course that's breakfast down under style he's a naturalized australian but his roots are actually french. island used to help out in his mother's restaurant in paris where he was born in one nine hundred seventy four. recently wanted to be a teacher then studied art and communication and eventually moved to australia. then he worked as a dishwasher cook waiter and so many years before returning to europe from sydney in twenty thirteen and settling in. two years later he opened his own café i'm going to try and show. love food i love cooking so basically. everything i learn from different places that i work in. i think. try them at home or i have to come home and we cook together and practice together every show that i work with a restaurant and i work every kitchen i work with they're all trying to give me something that i love. and in conversative form into a cozy breakfast venue enlisting the help of friends to renovate the premises and making the furniture and fittings hims

maybe alan dershowitz declined. we'll ask him. >> dershowitz comes in at the end of some big high-profile situations. >> knowing alan dershowitz, knowing the president of the united states, i suspect he may be joining the legal team at some point. we'll see. guys, thanks very much. >>> there's more news. facebook in crisis over the alleged misuse of users' private data. investors are suing, lawmakers are demanding answers, as ceo mark zuckerberg remains silent. there's new cnn reporting when we come back. ♪ the fastest samsung ever demands t-mobile, the fastest network ever. right now get the new samsung galaxy s9 for half off. ♪ the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing.

alan patricof no one will completely ignore it -- alan: i focused primarily in the world and they are relatively immune as far as taxes, interest rates, and politics. you don't ever hear that discussed. the companies that are growing 20%, 30%, 40% a year, what happens, unfortunately, they don't pay enough attention to it and i think that is changing a bit. allen, yuan in hong kong, some of us argue devaluations at some of the early stage levels that they are still too high. you see corrections this year? alan patricof public companies or private? yvonne: privates. alan: i'm concerned because there is a lot of money around. findave to find a place to money to work -- put money to work. saidears, i have always that pre-ipo rounds to not to be very long engagements before the wedding takes place. . think that we may see that we have seen a couple companies get through the minefield. some of them better, some of have done worse. we have seen a definitive ipo trend yet. there are lots of -- dropbox will be the next ipo and that will bring more enthusiasm and interest in the ipo market. som

alan: all of the above. certainly moving on cpi data. the market has consistently seen the dollar fall on cpi days. that relates to the idea, if we can get that number out of the way, that is the big macro risk, the reflation story. we don't have that. good news for risk, bad news for the dollar. that was number one. then the politics, i would say just gave a nudge to what was happening. quiet on trades. scarlet: for a change. that said, looking across asset classes, particularly between u.s. equities and the dollar, the dollar is the asset that has been more reactive to headlines out of washington over the last year, when most of the time stocks just kind of shrugged it off. do you think we will continue to see that react finance -- reactiveness? alan: stocks are getting a nice lift from the dollar, the weak dollar offsetting the tightening you have seen from the federal reserve so far, and financial conditions have eased. that's a big part of it, but yes, i think the underlying story is risk positive. re maybe in the seventh inning of

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alan spread first class. and of course that's breakfast down under style he's a naturalized australian but his roots are actually french. island used to help out in his mother's restaurant in paris where he was born in one nine hundred seventy four. brittany wanted to be a teacher then studied art and communication and eventually moved to australia. then he worked as a dishwasher cook waiter and so many years before returning to europe from sydney in twenty thirteen and settling in berlin. two years later he opened his own café i'm going to try and share a translator but i love food i love cooking so basically. everything i learn from different places that i work in. i think. to try them at home or have to come home i would call together and practice together every show that i work with a restaurant and i work every kitchen and i work with they're all trying to give me something that i love. and in conversative form a bar into a cozy breakfast venue enlisting the help of friends to renovate the premises and