alan: para mÍ es lo mismo. francisca: yo creo que mucha gente hace eso, lo hace demente pero no se atreve a dar el paso porque no le gusta hacerlo. c arlos puede ser fiel de pensamiento, palabra, obra, facebook hay muchas opciones. francisca: si me gusta cÓmo estÁ guiando a su hijo, inculcando los valores. alan: pero estÁ muy chiquito. carlos: es que si no se tarda mucho. en vivo conocerÁs la estrategia que ahora considera la otan. [habla en inglÉs] >> ese es el insulto que lanza el presidente un periodista, creÍa que su micrÓfono estaba apagado. >> en las Últimas horas un juez al una—— anula el mandato de mÁscaras o nueva york. >> esta maÑana la hablamos con la chica que se hace viral cuando disfrazado de mujer araÑa salva varios niÑos durante una fiesta familiar, nos cuenta cÓmo estÁn ahora los pequeÑos. >> arrestan a frida sofrÍa por desorden pÚblico en un restaurante de miami. >> y dijeron que era porque yo me habÍa robado un agua. >> hoy te damos una gran idea, lo que debes hacer para

alan: pensaste que eran malas noticias. mela: te quieres sentar? en las piernas de alan. raulito, pero tÚ eres media persona de la Última vez que te vi. ra''ul: tenemos que ir a la pausa. alan: te ibas a sentar en mis piernas. mela: de las mÁs de alan tacher, se pueden sentir como las piernas de ricky. karla: iguales o no? alan: no te vibra el celular? [risas] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ see you, guys. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ la completamente nueva corolla cross. toyota. vayamos juntos. [ "best of my love" por black pumas ft. sofia reyes ] ven por ropa deportiva, sal con motivación. ven por snacks, sal sintiéndote feliz. porque cuando compras en target, sales con lo que más valoras. como comida saludable para tu familia o marcas que apoyan a nuestras comunidades. en target, las cosas que importan siempre están al alcance. lo que valoramos, no debe costar más. [ la musica termina ] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> es el momento de ir hasta la costa oeste de, hasta los Ángeles, esto es una aventura de mucho suspenso. >> se trata de cÓmo podemos ser parte de la famosa serie,

alan: y cÓmo les queda el ojo con lindsay casinelli. alan: y mi regalo? lindsay: lo traigo pero necesito primero que veamos los goles. cÓmo sufriÓ mÉxico y jamaica, se los estaban bailando, ahÍ estaba. primero con 10 hombres estaban ganando al conjunto mexicano. si lo sufrieron a su fin hasta que llegÓ. alexis vega concretÓ la victoria yo me imagino que estabas sufriendo terriblemente. estados unidos por su parte recibiÓ a el salvador. estados unidos que vuela para catar 2022 seÑorito espectacular. lo de honduras es terrorÍfico. quÉ mal lo estÁ pasando el conjunto. se quedÓ muda ante canadÁ que sumÓ una victoria de 2x0 como visitante. alan: va canadÁ contra estados unidos y tenemos este domingo—— lindsay: tenemos a mÉxico buscando ese pase al mundial de qatar 20 22 frente a costa rica, pura vida se estarÁ entrevistando y sus muchachos que por cierto vencieron a panamÁ 1x0. por favor que pase el regalo de alan. [hablan a la vez] alan: terminar perdiendo el tercer partido consecutivo, no hay goles. vamos a ver cÓmo le va a ir al barce

ahÍ estÁn alan y yisus. alan: jamaica recibirÁ mÉxico en la fecha 9, ambos equipos llegan al encuentro con la necesidad de ganar. los mexicanos llevan dos seguidos, canadÁ y estados unidos derrotados. chef: liga de espaÑa, real madrid puedes llegar con algunas ausencias para enfrentar al athletic en la copa del rey. alan: el que estÁ de mantenerse largos es checo pÉrez que cumpliÓ 32 aÑos de vida y miren le cantaron el feliz cumpleaÑos. chef: robinson anotÓ 25 puntos en la nba y acertÓ 11 triples, otros tres jugadores consiguieron al menos 20 tantos, el miÉrcoles esta victoria fue sobre los new york knicks. nadie lo esperaba pero ahÍ estamos. alan: otra hazaÑa que extraÑamos mucho, a dos aÑos de su occidente, bryant, tenemos las declaraciones del viudo de una de las vÍctimas que cautivaparticipando en amÉrica gott talent. chef: un oficial de policÍa arrastrado luego de tener a un conductor en una parada de trÁfico, te contamos el dramÁtico desenlace. alan: te diremos en donde aumenta la

alan: lo recibimos. karla: un abrazo para todos quÉ rico poder recordar dÍas tan especiales a lo largo de los 25 aÑos. satcha: las chicas estar hablando de este frÍo que acapara titulares. este poderoso ciclÓn bomba deja al noreste de la naciÓn temblando de frÍo con mucha nieve acumulada, vientos gÉlidos, numerosos cortes de luz e interrupciones en viajes por tierra y aire, millones de personas desde maryland, todavÍa estÁn acabando, atenciÓn porque ya estÁ en camino otra tormenta invernal. en vivo regresamos hasta nueva york en donde fabiola galindo nos cuenta mÁs. fabiola: muy buenos dÍas, estoy desde queens en nueva york. es un tramo de mÁs de 2000 millas a lo largo de todo el paÍs desde las carolinas hasta la regiÓn de nueva inglaterra que se vive alerta por el hada intensa. todavÍa los trabajos de limpieza continÚan. hay veredas que todavÍa estÁn completamente llenas de nieve por lo que las autoridades dicen que el trabajo aunque si funcionaron los camiones quitanieves, y no se

alan: noticia de Última hora. el papa francisco dice que lo padre de niÑos homosexuales no deben condenarlos, sino brindar su apoyo. asÍ lo indica en la audiencia semanal al referirse a la dificultades que los progenitores pueden enfrentar para criar a sus hijos. de la primera vez que afirma que las personas homosexuales tienen derechos a ser queridas por su familia. ha dicho que la iglesia catÓlica puede apoyar leyes sobre uniones civiles entre personas del mismo sexo. karla: en hora de la noche rinden tributo al policial hispano que falleciÓ por las heridas de bala sufrida junto con su compaÑero rivera. ambos respondieron incidente de violencia domÉstica en un vecindario de nueva york. como te informamos rivera muriÓ en la escena donde tambiÉn fue abatido el pistolero. la familia de la gente decidiÓ donar sus Órganos poco antes de sufrir el desenlace fatal. satcha: hoy entra en vigencia el retiro del mandato de vacunas para las empresas con mÁs de 100 empleados. quÉ quiere decir? tu trabajo no te pue

alan: no, no. es la respuesta que la corte suprema le da al periodo de trump de bloquear al acceso a documentos. al expresidente planeaba bloquear el acceso a cierta informaciÓn, alegando razones de seguridad nacional, esta decisiÓn da luz verde para que el congreso reciba cerca de 800 papeles con nuevos datos de lo que pasÓ ese dÍa. satcha: amanece tras las rejas al sospechoso de asesinar al azar a una joven universitaria que trabajaba sola en una mueblerÍa en los Ángeles. quiero que lo veas en pantalla. tiene un largo historial de arresto, en california y en las carolinas. hasta ahora estÁ acusado de quitarle la vida a ella, a una joven de sÓlo 24 aÑos. en vivo desde los Ángeles, romy de frÍas tambiÉn tiene un nuevo vÍdeo que muestra lo que hizo este hombre minutos despuÉs del crimen. rommy: buenos dÍas. el hombre fue detenido a sÓlo pasos aquÍ en la ciudad de pasadena, despuÉs de que un residente del Área lo reconociera, y alertara a las autoridades, todo eso despuÉs de que l

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alan: vamos a la supercopa. los actuales campeones de la serie a el interminable inter de milÁn abriÓ la lluvia, el marcador,y para acÁ y para allÁ 2x1. chef: quedaron 3 minutos. pasamos la prueba? claro! esto es una invitaciÓn lo que ven ahora, no? alan: ya lo sÉ, ya lo sÉ. estuvimos en inglaterra, en espaÑa y en italia. [hablan a la vez] alan: esta maÑana desde los Ángeles luisa sandoval nos va a mostrar la casa mÁs cara de todo estados unidos. los detalles a quien "despierta amÉrica". chef: a un mes del adiÓs del gran vicente vamos a la misa en la que se recordÓ el primer mes de la muerte de don vicente fernÁndez. alan: califican de hÉroe a dos uniformados que rescatan a una pequeÑa que se estaba ahogando y te contamos lo que tÚ byron que hacer para salvarla. quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica". [mÚsica] hola sis, ¿que paso? ¿todo bien con mis hijos? no te preocupes. estamos super bien... ¡julián no toques eso...! ¿pao que tocó? paola! si tus lentas velocidades de carga te h

tom: do we know how alan jope is going to respond? what it means for how he's going to adjust to this? >> his strategy had been one of aggressive acquisitions. something he built over a few months. switching to the u.k. list. that has been something he has advocated for. will he be able to do that with an activist investor here? it will be more difficult given jeffries analysts talk about breaking up unilever. this is very different than the vision. it is going to come head-to-head possibly with this activist investor. francine: when you look at some sectors, i don't know whether we will see a lot more shareholder activism in specific sectors or whether that is a fairly young phenomenon, and what that means for fixed income or corporate bonds you want to buy. >> that is one thing, there is more tension in it. why is that? the last two years in particular , companies have built up a lot of -- we saw big m&a transactions. in particular, may be other corporate buyers. companies are looking and that is something to watch out for. you also

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alan: it is a good point. if you like german bonds and european bonds in particular, they are more sticky because the ecb are absolutely paranoid about raising rates, unlike what we are going to see in the u.s. on the u.k. for them, they are still considering how to continue with quite high levels of qe. so we are going to see a little more stickiness, but interestingly, bund yields only 13 basis points away from zero. that is a remarkable number in itself. how does it play out in terms of impact on risk assets? really, i am looking at something like 2018. that was also a concentrated equity market situation. we are long due for correction. the reality of monetary tightening in the u.s. and in the u.k. and in the ecb is probably just less qe, frankly. it is lightly to impact equities and credit spreads. for me, it is not the end of the bull market, but we are still overdue a correction. it could be very short-lived. dani: one more asset to throw into the mix with that divergence, how does the euro perform when

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thousands of people have given| the yachtsman alan macarthur a spectacular— the yachtsman alan macarthur a spectacular homecoming - the yachtsman alan macarthur a spectacular homecoming in - the yachtsman alan macarthur a spectacular homecoming in the. spectacular homecoming in the cornish— spectacular homecoming in the cornish port— spectacular homecoming in the cornish port of— spectacular homecoming in the cornish port of falmouth - spectacular homecoming in the cornish port of falmouth afterl cornish port of falmouth after she smashed _ cornish port of falmouth after she smashed the _ cornish port of falmouth after she smashed the world - cornish port of falmouth after she smashed the world record for sailing _ she smashed the world record for sailing solo _ she smashed the world record for sailing solo around - she smashed the world record for sailing solo around the - for sailing solo around the world _ for sailing solo around the world non—stop. _ this is newsday on the bbc. 0ur headlines: russia readies for possible conflict over ukraine, but says there is room, for furth

voy con alan: porque ya reabren en una ciudad. alan: hablando de reapertura. le comento que el mismo estudiantes de escuelas pÚblicas de chicago, finalmente, retomar las clases presenciales. esto luego que autoridades logran un acuerdo con el sindicato de maestros del tercer distrito mÁs grande de la naciÓn. en vivo, desde chicago, viviana nos muestra cÓmo retoma las clases. adelante. viviana: buenos dÍas. el regreso de miles de estudiantes y profesores luego delos cinco dÍas de cancelaciÓn de clases.se llegÓ a un acuerdo que incluye el aumento de 10% de las pruebas de covid para la poblaciÓn estudiantil, tambiÉn que se paseaba aprendizaje remoto en caso que el 40% de los estudiantes haya dado positivo al virus. por supuesto, la polÉmica sigue porque muchos de los maestros que irÁn a las clases estÁn descontentos con el acuerdo, dicen que dejaron de recibir su sueldo por un par de mascarillas. aquÍ les presento a alma dueÑas, una maestra que dice que va decepcionada a su salÓn de clases. >> me siento triste, decepcionada, como que no le dan val

sarah, you saw that interview with alan dershowitz, what was your concern? i was horrified. i was really, really outraged. and it was the phrase, "formidable conflicts" in your description in your description sticks with me from the other viewer. he has multiple conflicts of interest in this case, and he is himself directly implicated, as he said. so not only did he not comment impartially on the maxwell verdict, he didn't comment on the maxwell verdict at all. he took the opportunity to charge virginia giuffre who has accused him of abuse, and to say that the verdict somehow vindicated him. so it was, it was problematic on multiple levels because at no point for a uk audience, or an audience who doesn't know who alan dershowitz is, and what his very complex relationship with this case is, theyjust took him as the "constitutional lawyer" that he was described as, an impartial, neutral expert, when in fact he is personally implicated in the case, and has been accused of criminal wrongdoing, a very serious criminal wrongdoing. could he have been a suitable guest if enough cont

before we meet alan. i'd like to show you this clip of the herbert hoover presidential library and museum dedication from august 10th. 1962. let's take a look. comfortable really libraries it's really records of supreme action. by the american police there are devotion. sacrifice to their ideal seven and all right, they said those who do not remember? that effect i have and then. so relive it again. the reasons are the repositories and second experience? and there ever we had not often riddled? and these records there are products many on favorable remarks. made by our political home as well as the question developing nation. and affection by our friends we may hold. the future students we're reliable on our friends. when students become sleepy. they may be awakened by the lincoln passion. of american political on human and we are hello. my name is alan hoover great-grandson of herbert hoover and i am delighted to be here with you today to discuss the reimagining of the future the herbert hoover president

alan. >> the answer is yes, brian. finally this afternoon, you feel a little lost in the dark sometimes. hey, you're not alone. this mongoose found itself running around in circles after somehow got this cardboard box stuck on its head. this happened at the zoo in south bend, indiana. finally, after bumping into just a few things. there, the box falls off to the poor guy spend the rest the afternoon looking for the cobra. stuck it on his head there. somebody would have taken it off. san francisco zoo, looking for new residence. female mexican gray wolves. some the most endangered wolf populations. one of them named betty white. to honor her lifelong support of zoos. i think we just honored her what would have been her 100th birthday. her love of animals. >> are. thanks. >> that's it. cbs evening news is next. we are back with more local news at 5:00 streaming 24-7 on cbsn bay area. en y your aftern captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, states of emergency declared in the south as an ice storm put more than

allen, thank you very much. alan fisher corresponded there. so the white house with that, our loan incredibly compelling interesting snapshot of where american politics is. right. thank you. i to 0, it is 1452 gmc. let's wrap up some other top stories explosions and gunfire being heard and catholic stones, big city almighty. a day after dozens of protest isn't police were killed. a russian led military alliance is deploying troops to context on that has been days of violence. unrest demonstrates a stormed public buildings. the government has been dismissed at a state of emergency is now in force. robin tryst, a walker has this update from to b. c. in ga, the authorities have hit back hards over the past night and into today to re take control of the center of our mattie catholic stones largest city and to retake control of the apple, which it's been concerned was taken over by protesters yesterday. in fact, international flights many international flights not flying into our messy at present because of all of the unrest. we are also aware of g

alan: lo que pasÓ el fin de semana. [hablan a la vez] alan: por eso tenemos el minuto deportivo. quÉ locura, este partidazo serÁ recordado por aÑos, seÑores. kansas city, tiempo extra,es una locura. chef:no apto para cardÍacos. alan: una locura de juegos para la historia. es el sÚper bowl, para quÉ mÁs? chef: otro partido igual de dramÁtico, lost ambas perdÍan 27 a 3 despuÉs regresaron. hicieron 30 a 27 a los actuales campeones. alan: real madrid no pudo brindar una victoria, venÍan de perder 0—2 y le empataron. chef: barcelona gano sumar otra puntos en el partido correspondiente a la fecha 22, marcÓ el Único gol del encuentro al 41. alan: lo terminamos bien, es altamente. chef: ademÁs nos debes cinco segundos de la semana pasada. alan: lo hizo mejor, igual extraÑo lindsay. vÁmonos, porque hay mucho mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". anuel ya no esconde su amor y verÁs todo lo que se atreviÓ a hacer pÚblico y tambiÉn tenemos la respuesta de karol g. chef: Ángel aguilar se presenta por primera vez sola en un palenque fuimos los primeros en hablar con ella. alan:

i've interviewed alan and been lucky enough to have dinner with alan. he's a lovely fella. what's it like to share the stage with such an iconic figure. >> in the beginning, it was nerve racking because, you know, i sort of pinched myself because i couldn't believe i was there with him on stage, but we actually became really really close. we were a double act particularly in that play and it kind of continued kind koch like an abbott and costello thing. he was funnier so i was definitely like the abbott, like, you're crazy! and then he would do something. it was amazing working with him. you know, he would forget a line every once in a while. >> stephen: in the play or in "ray donovan"? >> pretty much everything. >> stephen: in "ray donovan," you can cut and try it again but on live broadway you kind of have to breathe through that moment. >> he's a real pro. he covered it beautifully. i remember the first time it happened to me, it was a horror show. as a young actor, i said, i'm not going to forget lines,eth an alan alda type thing. i was in a preview and the stage manage

so professor alan, let me ask you. let's say i'm not the only r one who wants to redeem my $10 worth of tether or usdc for dollars and maybe there's bad news in the market and people rushed to cash in their stablecoin's. what would a run on the market look like? could it endanger our ia financial system? >> thank you for that question senator. a number of witnesses have said stablecoin don't engage in security transformation or suffer the same fragility as bank deposits and that's probably true to some degree but a run on stablecoin would like look like the ones we've seen on money market mutual funds in 2020 and could share dynamics with the foreign-exchange crisis like the mexican peso crisis so if holders lose confidence in either the ability of stablecoin or the assets backing it to maintain its stable value they could seek to redeem or exchange their stablecoin mass and if they have direct reduction rights they could liquidate through roof reserve of assets so right now that wouldn't have systemic consequences. if

thousands of people have given alan macarthur a | have given alan macarthur a spectacular homecoming in farm f after she smashed the world record for assailing solo around the world nonstop. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. 0ur headlines... russia readies for possible conflict over ukraine, but says there is room, for further dialogue with the west. vaccine—maker moderna says it's begun clinical trials of a booster dose designed specifically to combat the coronavirus 0micron variant. it's been nearly two weeks since an under—sea volcanic eruption and tsunami devastated the island nation of tonga — and since then the international community has been scrambling to deliver aid to people on the ground. the australian and new zealand governments were some of the first to react, sending emergency supplies by sea. the uk is also helping in the relief efforts. britain's royal navy ship, which is carrying aid, arrived off the coast of the island on wednesday. we managed to talk to captain mike proudman from the royal navy. his ship, hms spey, is now on stan

alan: quÉ le estÁn queriendo decir? [risas] jessica: aquÍ estamos siempre listos para ayudarlos, entretenerlos e informarlos. carlos: fuertes tormentas invernales que sacuden todo el paÍs. satcha, le cedo la palabra. satcha: les cuento que hacÍa males en varias regiones del sur este y sur, bajo amenaza de una severa tormenta invernal que dejarÍa hielo y abundante nieve, mientras el frÍo extremo impacta a otras zonas de la naciÓn. autoridades locales y millones de residentes se prepara para enfrentar el nuevo azote de la naturaleza que como ustedes saben hemos estado informando sobre Él aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica". vamos con andrea leÓn en vivo. cuÉntanos. andrea: los residentes de los estados bajo alerta se abastecido de los artÍculos mÁs necesarios, deben evitar a toda costa salir de sus casas de los prÓximos dÍas porque calles y carreteras cubiertas de hielo crean condiciones peligrosa para todos. los residentes de virginia, carolina del norte y carolina del sur se preparan para fuertes tormentas invern

alan: prometemos adelgazar. carlos: estamos listos, este recuerdo que es nuestro aniversario nÚmero 25. serÁ inolvidable, lo vamos a estar celebrando con grandes sorpresas. raÚl: y vamos a compartir con "sÚbete a mi moto" para recordar cuando jlo le hizo una confesiÓn a johnny lozada. francisca: ya me imagino esa cara. pendientes porque hoy les vamos a decir como hacer billete para este aÑo. alan: asÍ es, buena bienvenida. jessie: todos estaremos muy pendientes de eso. y tambiÉn te diremos cÓmo vender a travÉs de las redes sociales, pero antes vamos con lo Último. satcha: muy buenos dÍas para todos ustedes, como saben, seguimos muy de cerca el desarrollo de esta noticias que muchas tantas familias en el bronx en nueva york. hay imÁgenes de cÓmo los mÉdicos luchan por salvarle la vida a mÁs de una docena de heridos de gravedad. sabemos que ellos sufren lesiones por la cantidad de humo que respiraron. y es que la falla de dos puertas provocÓ que una nube negra se desplazara por todo el edificio. d

. >> alan geovani es rapero y policía, que canta para concientizar de la labor de fuerzas de seguridad . >> el género describe la acción policial recuerden que es (inentendible) . >> alan es conocido como (inentendible) el del flow blindado, dice que a través de su música espera se valore el trabajo de policías marinos y soldados que enfrentan la muerte por su trabajo . >> cuando fue lo de sinaloa, cuando mataron a policías cuando les mataron a 12 compañeros el atentado als cuando regresemos . >> no es para menos en los últimos 10 años murieron más de 800 policías por el crimen organizado, mientras tanto estaban en servicio, alan dice que es policía por décadas y que cantar es su talento . >> sacamos mastemas con mi esposa . >> actualmente, tiene más de 1 millón de suscriptores, dice que combatirá la delincuencia con la música, regreso con ustedes noticias telemundo . >> así llegamos al final muchas >> así llegamos al final muchas gracias por acompañarnos usted no está loco. - el porqué estoy aquí es... por un accidente. [♪♪♪] ♪(mÚsica)♪ buenas tardes.

here are alan guelzo's answers. perry miller, jonathan edwards, john gardner's on moral fiction. bruce cannon, this hollow ground. daniel walker howe, the political culture of the american whigs. every jaffa, crisis at a house divided and james boswell, life of johnson . currently reading joseph horwitz's dvorak's prophecy and the next phase of black classical music. xena hits, lost in thought, the hidden pleasures of an intellectual life and robert lieberman's four thoughts, the recurring crises of american democracy. i wish we had time to discuss some of those butwe've only got a couple minutes left and we want to get james from ohio in here .>> good afternoon. hope you can hear me clearly. i'vegot my tv muted . professor guelzo i want to associate myself with an early comment of steve about from 15 minutes ago. you are as a retired teacher myself let me say you are like the very model of thoughtful analysis and what used to be called ratio summation. and above all of contextualizing. i know some people probably get on you for lengthy answers but context is everything. i've bee

thanks for amazon alan. i'm going to start with your congressman. do you consider hillary clinton to actually be under consideration for future office? no, it's going to be a trump versus by unless one of them fall sick between now and, and 3 years from now it's really locked in. unless that happens now, if biden does god forbid fall sick, then it's a different story. she'll be one of the people who might contend a, but they'll be a lot of people who are contending at that point. then what you're seeing now is that there are a certain number of political operatives who are clinton east us and want to get in the media. so they're saying things like this, but she has no chance of getting the nomination as long as joe biden wants it and is able to have it. on the other side, it's a very similar situation. but trump is that a tremendous disadvantage because 85000000 people voted for him. and the last thing a voters ever want to do is to vote for somebody they voted against beforehand. so trump starts out in very weak position with regards to 3 years fro

i'll stay right on the heels of alan mammary. he used to be a counselor for this town, and he's lived here since he was a little boy. to get here, i've traveled to the western edge of britain to the isle of anger. see at the north western tip of ways. oh, that's too long. so we'll use the official short version aside from a few sheep, only 3000 people live here. and since i'm mainly interested in the towns off the wall name alan murray takes me to this church. ah, this is the church of saint mary. they start off with, with the church time via that's where the name originates. come means church and via mary. so it's ton via so this is the church of saint mary fan by it force quinn gates called gara aquarium drop off to sylvia cocoa course. what is the name actually mean? the church of saint mary's in the hollow of the white a souls near the rock. it whirlpool the church pops into sylvia and the red caves all the parts together. it forms a complete picture of the village. most people here speak well, sure. it's the 2nd official lan

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. >> alan abrahamson is a journalism professor at usc. back in 1989, he was a reporter for the la times. >> nobody quite knew who had -- who had killed the parents. professor at usc. back in 1989, he was a reporter for the la times. >> nobody quite knew who had -- who had killed the parents. was it because of jose's position in business? had he been taken out by the mob? >> after all, both jose and kitty had been shot in the knees. a mafia signature, perhaps? and then there was the company jose was running. "live entertainment" distributed all kinds of movies, including children's movies. but it got its start in porn. >> a lot of pornography is organized crime backed. 'cause it's a great way to make a lotta money in a industry that's not, you know, very well regarded. >> and there was actually a homicide in the valley a few weeks before they were murdered. and jose mentioned to his sons, "you know, this is what happens. this guy was into the pornography business. and he was murdered." >> plus, jose was known to be aggressive when it came

i'll stay right on the heels of alan murray. he used to be a counselor for this town, and he's lived here since he was a little boy. to get here, i've traveled to the western edge of britain to the isle of anger. see at the north western tip of ways. oh, that's too long. so we'll use the official short version aside from a few sheep, only 3000 people live here. and since i'm mainly interested in the towns of the wall name alan murray takes me to this church. ah, this is the church of saint mary. they start off with, with the church come via, that's where the name originates from, means church and via mary. so it's ton of value. so this is the church of saint mary sun by. it was quick gate called gara aquarium drop off to sylvia coco course. what is the name actually mean? the church of saint mary's in the hollow of the white hazel's near to the rock it whirlpools. the church of sin to silly and the red caves. through all the paths together, it forms a complete picture of the village. most people here speak well, sure. it's the 2

recently the bbc admitted it had been a mistake to interview the lawyer alan dershowitz after ghislaine maxwell's conviction. do you accept that with fewer experienced journalists in the newsroom, mistakes like that are going to happen more? well, mistakes do happen. i'm not going to deny that. but i think in that particular case, it was less to do with cuts, to be honest, and more to do with covid. it was also 28 december, it was night, i think the teams are actually quite thinned out, no doubt about it, but that's not because of cuts so much as where we are between christmas and new year. really? people thought you should have just googled alan dershowitz, you'd have known you should be putting them on the air in that context. well, possibly — actually, i think the teams now know that they actually they could have avoided it by doing some kind of more considered handovers to each other on it. and we admitted it was a mistake and dealt with it. mistakes happen, they do. but i don't necessarily think there are any more of them now than when ijoined the bbc nearly a0 years ago — or i

i'll stay right on the heels of alan murray. he used to be a counselor for this town, and he's lived here since he was a little boy. to get here, i've traveled to the western edge of britain to the isle of anger. see at the north western tip of ways. oh, that's too long. so we'll use the official short version aside from a few sheep, only 3000 people live here. and since i'm mainly interested in the towns off the wall name alan murray takes me to this church. ah, this is the church of saint mary. they start off with, with the church and via that's where the name of reaching is. tom means church and via mary. so it's ton of value. so this is the church of saint mary fan by it force quick gate called gara aquarium drop off to sylvia cocoa gorse. what is the name actually mean the church of saint mary's in the hollow of the white hazel's near for the rapid whirlpool. the church of sicily and the red caves and all the paths together. it forms a complete picture of the village. most people here speak well sure. it's the 2nd official

russian invasion of ukraine would be a world changing event. president joe biden, while as we said, alan fisher has more from washington. it's interesting that he is trying to get a united front across the us. one of the things he insists on doing is putting his 8500 troops on heightened standby. none of them will be going to ukraine. he says. but of course, if there were any need to allies like in poland, romania countries bordering ukraine, he'd be more than happy to send them there. if there was a need. the u. s. coast guard is searching for survivors. after a boat capsized near florida, a man was found clinging to the vessel about 70 kilometers from port pierce inlet. he told rescuers search 9 others were on the boat when it left the bahamas. on saturday night. the coast guard says they are treating it as a suspected case of human smuggling. there's been international condemnation of the military code book in a fossil, but hundreds have been celebrating and the capital on tuesday in support of the army soldiers say they took power because of the government's failure to contain a tax

alan malali many many boeing engineers have said to me. well, if only boeing if only alan had stayed if he'd been made ceo then the company would have been saved. but alan malali of course was in charge of the seven eight seven debacle. he left just before it all fell apart. you write about how he had become disengaged in the months and maybe half year before he left. and and by the way, there's also news in the book that you will not read anywhere else. also reveal a more sordid reason why mullally was not elevated to the ceo. so tell us about malali. as you say he's a revered figure at boeing he is the person who brought the triple seven home to great success. he really popularized the phrase working together at boeing and this idea that you really need to over communicate that he had a phrase that was that the problem with communication is the illusion that it that it happened. so he brought people together. he was considered technically brilliant. but you know and if you remember he was, you know, ever smiling boyish had a perpetually

so having said that let me back up to alan shepard and that first suborbital flight. how did alan shepard get the nod for that over john glenn, and why was glenn third in the rhoda, but actually ended up getting the premier shot by being the first american to orbit the earth. well, i shouldn't in in full honesty. i should admit up front. this this remains a mystery. there is no memo there is no smoking gun that says this is why it's gonna be alan shepard and there are a lot of different accounts. but here's what i've been able to put together. first of all alan shepherd was a phenomenal pilot, but of course so was john glenn they were understood within the program to to be the two most impressive pilots and really leaders of the mercury 7. they were the standout personalities. it was clear from moment one when they walked in the door that these were the strongest personalities they were probably likely to clash and that the real competition was between the two of them and they had very different styles. i mean, i called them leaders, but the truth is and shepherd admi

recently the bbc admitted it had been a mistake to interview the lawyer alan dershowitz after ghislaine maxwell's conviction. do you accept that with fewer experience journalists in the newsroom mistakes are going to happen like that even more? well, mistakes do happen. i'm not going to deny that. but i think in that particular case, it was less to do with cuts, to be honest and more to do with covid. it was also the 28th of december, it was night, i think the teams are actually quite thinned out come no doubt about it but that's not because of cuts so much as where we are between christmas and new year. really? people thought you should have just googled alan dershowitz, you'd have known you should be putting them on the air in that context. well, possibly, actually, i think the teams now know that actually they could of avoided it by doing some kind of more considered handovers to each other on it. and we admitted it was a mistake and dealt with it. mistakes happen, they do. but i don't necessarily think there are any more of them now than when ijoined the bbc nearly a0 years ago. or

so having said that let me back up to alan shepard and that first suborbital flight. how did alan shepard get the nod for that over john glenn, and why was glenn third in the rhoda, but actually ended up getting the premier shot by being the first american to orbit the earth. well, i shouldn't in in full honesty. i should admit up front. this this remains a mystery. there is no memo there is no smoking gun that says this is why it's gonna be alan shepard and there are a lot of different accounts. but here's what i've been able to put together. first of all alan shepherd was a phenomenal pilot, but of course so was john glenn they were understood within the program to to be the two most impressive pilots and really leaders of the mercury 7. they were the standout personalities. it was clear from moment one when they walked in the door that these were the strongest personalities they were probably likely to clash and that the real competition was between the two of them and they had very different styles. i mean, i called them leaders, but the truth is and shepherd admi

this is the 3rd time alan, which is not his real name, lost his job in just 6 months. he was an investigative reporter for apple daily, but the police detained several editors and a paper closed. i used to work closely with the people arrested. it's terrifying and the threat feels so imminent. at 1st i thought things would get better after a while, but then you heard of former colleagues being brought to the police station and going missing. it's like the clearing, frontline journalists pro democracy publications like apple daily stand, news and citizen newest went dog after enormous government prussia authorities have insisted that price freedom remains protected. i recent survey by the hong kong foreign correspondence club found otherwise more than 70 percent of the journalists that they were worried about being arrested to all prosecutor to for their work under the national security lol. nearly half the respondents were considering leaving the city song. she whole flight to taiwan 6 months ago, shortly after he was sacked by the public broadcaster, i'll g h k. he ho

so the more they got the bunker, alan says his 1st priority is his manual house. after all the trauma, but he plans to keep reporting to stories of overseas, hong kong and us being a journalist is more than just a job title. it's also a way of life to seek the truth, to think critically and to care for the under privileged. we can see things through these lenses and continue reporting even without edge of titles. but a will be a struggle for allen to build a readership without resources is a fate shared by many of his fellow journalists back in hong kong. only day haven't gotten out yet. members of the european parliament have elected a new president. choosing the conservative politician, robert, and that sola from baltar. she's only the 3rd woman to lead the parliament since it was established in 1958. that solar succeeds italian, david sicily who died last week, had done deal roberto missoula, the new president of the european parliament. elected on that day. she turned 43, making her the youngest person ever to hold this office. bo milda in her sydney or norah.

alan malali many many boeing engineers have said to me. well, if only boeing if only alan had stayed if he'd been made ceo then the company would have been saved. but alan malali of course was in charge of the seven eight seven debacle. he left just before it all fell apart. you write about how he had become disengaged in the months and maybe half year before he left. and and by the way, there's also news in the book that you will not read anywhere else. also reveal a more sordid reason why mullally was not elevated to the ceo. so tell us about malali. as you say he's a revered figure at boeing he is the person who brought the triple seven home to to great success. he really popularized the phrase working together at boeing and this idea that you really need to over communicate that he had a phrase that was that the problem with communication is the illusion that it that it happened. so he brought people together. he was considered technically brilliant. but you know and if you remember he was, you know, ever smiling boyish had a perpetual