raÚl: menos dinero, dice alan. alan: eso si no te lo puedo dar. a dios, estoy al corriente de todo porque no es fÁcil tener propiedades. >> existe un solo responsable de todos los problemas que desde su perspectivas se derivaron con la muerte con gabriel, es el tÍo de ivÁn y heredero del divo. >> el orquestador de es jesÚs salas, quiero hablar claramente. alan:_ la verdad, hay un papel que dice ser que juan gabriel si le dejo a silvia muchas de las propiedades, ella lo Único que estÁ haciendo es presentando los papeles. jomari: no se supone que la teorÍa es que en algÚn mom en Él, juan cabrÉ le deja las casas a su amiga para evitar que se las quitaran, se las vende por poco dinero. alan: quizÁ por un impuestos. jomari: entonces ella les tener legalmente son de ella. alan: esos lo que estÁ peleando. jomari: era un acuerdo entre amigos, Él me la cediÓ y son mÍas. esa es la teorÍa. francisca: deberÍa dÁrsela sus hijos. >> disculpen compaÑeros del trabajo. vamos a escuchar esta canciÓn. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [aplausos] francisca: dice un refrÁn m

terry or alan?att. - electoral college, $1,000. - matt. - who is john quincy adams? - that's correct. - electoral college, $800. - matt. - who is trump? - correct. - electoral college, $600. answer there, the daily double in the round. you just pulled ahead of alan on that last clue, matt. - what do you wanna wager? - everything. i thought you might. $3,200 at stake in the electoral college by the numbers. who is gore? you don't seem sure, but it is al gore. yes, you have $6,400. [applause] johnny gilbert, $1,000. here's johnny. [johnny reading clue] - matt. - who is ray charles? - correct. - gilbert, $800. [johnny reading clue] - matt. - who is blink-182? yeah, but that's the definitive version, i think. - of course. - [laughter] dessert, $1,000. italian for "cooked cream," this eggless custard can be garnished with raspberries. - alan. - what is zabaglione? no, i'm sorry. - terry. - what is panna cotta? - it is panna cotta, right. - dessert for $800. - terry. - what are macaroons? macaroons is rig

alan: quÉ cocinÓ.olone montamos aquÍ crudo y asÍ va para el grill. jessi: se monta en el sandwich. fran: es una pregunta vÁlida. yisus: entonces aquÍ aceite de oliva un poquito de pimiento y un poco de orÉgano seco. alan: jalapeÑos tambiÉn. yisus: tÍralo al grill tacher. alan: asÍ es como saldrÍa ¿lo volteo? yisus: si alan en el fuego. mira a que estÁ vamos con el chimichurri. parte del grill aquÍ te paso francisca son unos siete minutos para cocinar el chorizo se hace muy rÁpido. vamos a otro desayuno en el grill hierven la papa y le quita la piel. le vas a sacar un poquito de relleno y le vas a poner huevo. alan: la rapaz adentro. yisus: le viertes huevo tocino y cebollÍn y te queda una papa rellena y eso se cocina tambiÉn. Éste se llama papa rellena. el tercero es este entonces Éste lleva un tiempito piÑa en rodajas agarra aquÍ esto tambiÉn. la piÑa la vamos a poner en el grill y se pone bien sabrosa y le pones un poquito de helado encima. raÚl: estamos esperando para que lo arme. alan: pero es para

alan: hay mÁs. dos mejores equipos que tiene la liga ms el amÉrica debiÓ haber llegado pero si le podÍa ganar. si te visto no me acuerdo. el arquero alemÁn anunciÓ en redes sociales que deja la selecciÓn teutona en la tercera renuncia a combinado teutÓn en la misma semana. muller es la Única persona que gana en edad es tacher. alan: quiero hacer algo especial por favor si me acompaÑan todos los que nos quieren acompaÑar hoy es un dÍa quiero decirles que mi lindsay... comienzas una nueva etapa en tu vida en la que estamos seguros que tira muy bien. lindsay eres una campeona quiero que sepas que todos aquÍ te queremos, te admiramos y estamos seguros que tu gran talento te va a llevar a cumplir muchos sueÑos. vas a triunfar a donde quiera que vayas te queremos y te quedas . [ en nuestro corazÓn. lindsay: en 2012 lleguÉ por primera vez a "despierta amÉrica" y me sentÉ en la cocina con raÚl y empezamos a hacer deportes para una casa maravillosa es una casa televisiva y una casa que nos representa a los h

alan: moraleja.ty hace posible lo imposible. puedes terminar tus estudios a tu ritmo y a un precio accesible. desde el momento que apliqué online para snhu, el proceso de admisión fue bastante fácil y me apoyaron muchísimo. con más de 200 carreras universitarias para elegir, southern new hampshire university tiene un programa en línea para ti. entonces, qué esperas? el éxito está a tu alcance. ¡aplica hoy en snhu.edu! (♪♪) la excelencia duele pero con apoyo puedes seguir alcanzándola. eso es tylenol. eso es cuidado sin límites. estioy feliz chicos, este fin de semana [mÚsica] fran: llegÓ el momento que estamos contentas y felices. este fin de semana me fui a mi tierra repÚblica dominicana. conoce al atleta que hizo historia en las olimpiadas de brasil ganando una medalla olÍmpica. la primera mujer dominicana. me contÓ de todo. desde cÓmo descalza hizo su esfuerzo para convertirse en este orgullo dominicano. quiero que vean su historia. ahÍ esta. [mÚsica] repÚblica dominicana se paralizÓ para celebrar

alan: no conozco uno. son los reyes del perreo. los artistas se preparan para viajar hoy rumbo a australia para su gira de conciertos. la conmovedora historia de amistad y aventura llega en digital y a las plataformas on demand como lanzamiento el prÓximo 1 de octubre. inspirada en la creÍble historia real del pingüino. narra la historia de un pequeÑo pingüino perdido que luego de estar rescatado de un derrame de petrÓleo transforma la vida y el alma de un pescador desconsolado. aquÍ les tengo una probadita. el humor de esta maÑana lo pone nuestra querida alÍ sÁnchez y su hija sara. miren esto. [sonido ambiente] nos despedimos esta revoltillo digital con la versiÓn acÚstica de morena. que suene la mÚsica este martes. [mÚsica] alan: no tenÍa gusto. [risas] jessica: tambiÉn tenemos que hablar de esto camilo y eva luna compartieron una reflexiÓn. escuchemos. >> cuando estÁbamos chiquitos y tenÍamos miedo muy seguramente tenÍamos alrededor algÚn adulto que dijeran que no tengan miedo. crecÍamos pensando que lo

alan: es un don juan.n adolescente de 18 aÑos, agentes encubiertos persiguen el auto en el que viaja el joven hispano. en el vÍdeo se ve cÓmo el vehÍculo se detiene, y ramÍrez se acerca a la ventanilla del conductor, y desde un segundo auto policÍaco, le disparan mortalmente, a pesar de estar desarmado. la familia ya presentÓ una demanda contra el departamento de policÍa y piden justicia para el joven. en nueva york a esta hora y enfrentan cargos criminales dos migrantes sin hogar, acusados de violar a una mujer amenazÁndola con un cuchillo y de golpear al novio de la misma cuando Éste tratÓ de impedir el ataque. ademÁs, las autoridades de la ciudad refuerzan la seguridad en el refugio para inmigrantes. en vivo desde connie island tiene todos los detalles peggy carranza, buenos dÍas. peggy: buenos dÍas. nos encontramos muy cerca del paseo marÍtimo de connie island, donde estÁ el famoso parque de diversiones. fue en esta Área donde las autoridades dicen que ocurre este brutal ataque. dijeron que una mujer d

alan: seguimos con mÁs lindsay.that ♪ ♪ eeeeeh, baby, i said i like it like that ♪ ♪ stomp your feet if you think i'm neat ♪ ♪ clap your hands if you want some more ♪ ♪ i said i like it like that ♪ ♪ ♪ karla: oigan josÉ eduardo derbez no deja de hacer asÍ entreteniendo a su bebe y de comentar sobre su mensajes se mandan entre ellos entre broma y broma. jomari: escuchen lo que dijo lo que significÓ para detener a sus papÁs. >> con las ojeras. >> muy bien realmente se porta increÍble es una niÑa muy tranquila y vamos muy bien ayer cumpliÓ un mes. >> se vieran las fotografÍas de tu mamÁ y papÁ juntos. >> si la subÍ y esas fotos eran muy esperadas. >> dijo tu mamÁ que ya lo perdono porque son viejitos. >> y ya que les queda pero que aclaren lo de la boda. >> ella lo aclarÓ tambiÉn. >> y que aclarÓ. >> hicieron una analogÍa que una boda falsa y que no tenÍa validez y hay que apoyar a las mujeres. >> pues hace bien. >> que bonito que tessa haya traÍdo una torta bajo el brazo tremenda tus papÁs unidos a tal grado que victo

alan: puede ser que si.blo se llama diferente? jessi: puede ser un a experiencia o un aprendizaje. alan: lo valioso es siempre implementar y sacar cosas nuevas: jomari: se lo veÍa un poco enfadado. alan: primero por que no le fue bien y segundo foro miurka. si te casas con tu proyecto te mueres hasta el final y no funcionÓ le estÁ diciendo vuelta de hoja. jmari: que el aÑo que viene haga casting porque no hace casting. ¿no son obras que funcionan toda la vida? alan: tenÍa un buen rato de no estar esa obra. jessi: la gente estÁ hablando de esto es publicidad elena que viene tiene ya como expectativa. jessi: llega a miami el veinticinco y 26 de octubre el evento que empodera las mujeres para darles a todas las herramientas para brillar mÁs que nunca. [mÚsica] jessi:estamos ya miren listos en octubre nos vemos para darles las herramientas que necesitan. vamos a comentar ahora de las hijas de la seÑora garcÍa serÁ la nueva novela y todo estÁ muy bien calculado. jomari: veamos los que nos dijo del elenco. >> inic

alan: todo cambia.cÓmo y dÓnde. para esto, hoy en "despierta amÉrica" nos enlazamos con el economista alejandro cardona, que aparece en la pantalla gigante de "despierta amÉrica". buenos dÍas. cÓmo estÁs. >> gracias. felicidades por esta nueva pantalla. raÚl: te ves mÁs grande, alejandro. [risas] este tema para mÍ es importante, y para ti que estÁs en la casa, tambiÉn. la pregunta que todos nos hacemos es por dÓnde comenzar, cÓmo puedo invertir dinero si pienso que no tengo suficiente? >> esto es importante que la gente lo conozca, porque ahora estaban hablando de jugadores de fÚtbol que se ganan millones de dÓlares, ellos no invierten, se gastan toda la plata, y cuando se termina la temporada, quedan en problemas gravÍimos. lo mismo en la nfl, en las ligas de basquetbol, lo importante, independiente, si ganamos poco o mucho, es tener un presupuesto muy claro, hacer nuestro flujo de caja, que nos dice cuÁnto dinero entra, cuÁnto dinero sale y cuÁnto dinero queda. si estamos viendo que queda muy poco din

alan: ...irre es el mejor tÉcnico que ha dado mÉxico, pero unas grandes caracterÍsticas es la que acabamos de ver, tiene una forma de platicar y una labia; que se necesitaba. le estaban ardiendo las papas con los malos resultados junto a jimmy lozano. es un tipo que tiene todas las condiciones y tambiÉn sabe manejar perfectamente la presiÓn. ! no me hables de eso! estamos viendo los equipos de la liga mx y muy mal, querÉtaro lo hicieron sopa de gallina. alan: tambiÉn estuvo gacho, quÈ mÁs tenemos? lindsay: el toluca debutÓ con el pie derecho y ganaron 3—1 sobre el chicago fire. ruiz con dos marcaron para el conjunto de mÉxico. alan: y el fin de semana leagues cup, el domingo filadelfia enfrenta a cruz azul. the blue cross. (risas) alan: le vas a estar chambeando? lindsay: claro, por eso no vine el martes y miÉrcoles. alan: aquÍ hay de todo pero serÁ otro dÍa. olvidÒ juan osorio a niurka marcos? >> te presentamos a la talentosa dominicana que llega a vogue de la mano de marc jacobs tambiÉn tenem

alan: quÉ mÁs tenemos?ta. que sean felices como se les dÉ la gana. [hablan a la vez] claro que no me importa hablar de eso, pero una seÑorita una vez estuvo demasiado insistente. tÚ fuiste. y le dije "por favor, ya pÁrale". no es que no me gusta hablar del tema. [hablan a la vez] muy bien. mientras sea feliz es lo Único que importa. >> me gustarÍa preguntarte estuvimos con la nena hija de doÑa carmen salinas. ella hablaba que en el momento te quisieron llamar para su bio serie. dijo que no se pudo hacer porque con ese cuerpo caso no quedaba. angÉlica: nunca me llegÓ la propuesta. hubiese estado muy divertido. >> dijo que le gustarÍa que fueras tÚ que la interpretara. angÉlica: carmen me quiso mucho. yo a ella tambiÉn. yo no haya dicho eso de mÍ. alan: la nena ha dicho dos o tres cosas. te queremos invitar porque tenÍas un peso diferente. jomari: pienso que, independientemente de que ella dice su verdad, la gente no se cree ahora cÓmo la gente pierde de peso. es una realidad. me importa lo que ya diga. lo ha

alan: es que luego creo que regresaron. fran: pero no nos enteramos. alan lo acaba de decir alan.tamente la inteligencia artificial y otra tecnologÍa los padres debemos de informar sobre las herramientas y cÓmo funciona para poder guiar a nuestros hijos de manera efectiva. tambiÉn hay que enseÑar a evaluar la informaciÓn para poder desarrollar habilidades de pensamiento crÍtico. >> aquÍ lo importante es que la inteligencia artificial te permite mÁs capacidades para poder encontrar toda esta informaciÓn que estÁ en internet. a veces es complicado encontrar en formatos como una sÍntesis, un resumen. >> para guiar correctamente debemos primero aprender nosotros utilizar esas nuevas herramientas del mundo digital. >> es importante reconocer que el cambio estÁ aquÍ. la tecnologÍa y la ia estÁn presentes en muchos aspectos de la vida moderna. hay que buscar un equilibrio. es posible encontrar un balance que permita a los niÑos desarrollar habilidades sociales, emocionales y tecnolÓgicas. >> recomienda participar en talleres para padres. hablar con los maestros para solicitar ayuda adici

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alan: vamos.la campaÑa presidencial demÓcrata de kamala harris dicen que la dupla llega esta semana con energÍa renovada y mÁs dinero recaudado luego de su convenciÓn nacional. se centran ahora en una gira en autobÚs por georgia estado clave. entretanto, generar reacciones la entrevista del candidato vicepresidencial republicano j.d. vance. sugiere deshacer la polÍtica migratoria de joe biden y deportar a criminales. edwin estÁ en vivo desde washington dc para contarnos quÉ hace por estos dÍas ambas campaÑas. buenos dÍas. edwin: buenos dÍas. la campaÑa de harris y del donald trump inicia la semana muy ocupado. sobre todo enfocado en atraer el apoyo de un porcentaje importante de votantes que al dÍa de hoy no saben si van a votar ni siquiera por quiÉn. hablamos de un 12% que puede marcar la diferencia en las elecciones de noviembre. faltan 71 dÍas para las elecciones. ambas campaÑas sigan trabajando en recorrer el paÍs. kamala harris y su compaÑero de fÓrmula el gobernador tim walz hacer una gira p

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thanks again to alan halsall. be joined by the defence editor of the evening standard, robert fox. what does he make of joe biden's declaration that a gazan ceasefire is closer than even gazan ceasefire is closer than ever, and the reported use of british tanks by in its into russia? stay with us. welcome back to the camilla tominey show on gb news with me, christopher hope. i'm joined now by the defence editor at the evening standard, robert fox. robert, thanks for coming to the studio. great to see you again . studio. great to see you again. the war, the world is uncertain. there's wars risk of war, war happening and risk of war elsewhere. just look at ukraine. what's your take on ukraine and is it a risk to the uk? the fact that there's reports that challenger two tanks have been used to support ukraine's incursion into russia this week? >> well, i wouldn't be at all surprised . and i should think surprised. and i should think that the self—propelled howitzers, the as90, which the brits more or less cleaned out

francisca: alan tacher estuvo la alfombra roja en la de beetlejuice 2. alan: increÍble.ntes hasta ciudad de mÉxico. esta maÑana ernesto se perfila como huracÁn mayor que amenaza con alcanzar categorÍa tres en su camino hacia bermudas, el sistema genera olas enormes que encienden alarmas en la costa este de estados unidos, todo ocurre luego que ernesto bordearÁ puerto rico dejando sin luz a casi la mitad de la isla y en medio de fuertes inundaciones. andrea leÓn tiene la nueva informaciÓn. andrea: buenos dÍas. trabajadora limpia la gran cantidad de Árboles y postes caÍdos en la isla, tambiÉn se reportan inundaciones pero lo mÁs preocupante es la cante de personas que continÚan sin energÍa elÉctrica sin saber cuÁndo van a recuperar el servicio. les tengo mÁs en el siguiente informe. el huracÁn ernesto descargÓ lluvias torrenciales sobre puerto rico mientras se alejaba de la isla el miÉrcoles por la noche, despuÉs que sus fuertes vientos dejaran Árboles y postes caÍdos por todas partes, dejando sin electricidad a cientos de miles de personas y en las islas vÍrgenes. segÚn e

but let's bring it alan grayson to this conversation because as a democrat watching everything going on on the trip to remove the fact that you obviously do not support the person at the top of the title. do democrats have the same type of issues within their party with their presidential campaign? i mean, let's just look at and they just took out one candidate to replace them with the top that ticket. how did democrats view right now kind of what's going on within the trump team and how do they capitalize on it? a look, a modern campaign for better for us, raises all the money that it can from donors and, and then spencer on. usually 32nd ads, like again facebook, it could be in streaming, they could be on broadcast, it could be on cable that could be on your show. but that, that's what a campaign does and it doesn't require a great mind to be able to do any of the democrats have their stuff together. they're raising enormous amounts of money, like we've never seen before in such short periods of time. and they're spending a to persuade the voters of spending on what diversity and,

well, thank you alan and like alan said, please feel free to continue to put questions in the q&a box on your screen, but we already have quite a few. so i will dive right in if you're all set. absolutely. let's go for it. okay, so someone i'm gonna go back to kind of the beginning-ish of your talk you and mentioned that there were a lot of americans who went to the soviet union in search of a better life. and someone's curious. do we know what became of those folks? did they have to come back? did they stay there? do we have any information about what happened with them? yeah. yeah, we do actually. yeah, so there were huge numbers who went over in the depths of the great depression the soviets specifically recruited people who worked in the automotive industry and the steel industry these industries. they wanted to build up really rapidly and and there were many books on this memoirs of people who went over and at first loved it were astonished mainly because like this is a country on the move. it's building rapidly. it's industrializing. there's work to be done the soviet people tha

media, we investigate the powerful and we watch the watches. this week we are joined by the fantastic alan mcloud, who is key investigative journalist at mint press now we're going to be talking about partly, the uh recent elections in britain, you have seen the uh labour party win what looks like at this stage about 410 seats in the parliament um really despite the fact that in comparison to the jeremy corbin campaign in 2017 when labor won 3 million more votes um despite that difference. you're now going to see k starma uh be the next prime minister of this country and in a way when you look at where carma appealed to in order to achieve what he has, one of the key places that he targeted for assistance in this campaign was the sun, so alan, what's the significance you would say historically of the sun, but also the uh the individual. behind the the media emperor behind the sun, what would you say is the significance? rupert muridock, he is probably the most important non-politician in the country. tony blair once called him one of the four most important people in britain and an unoffic

steve gail can serve talked to host and strategist and to balance out our panel. alan grayson, attorney, and former democrat. congressman, thank you so much for joining me. you know, before we left carter, you wanted to hit on the point about kelly and conway. i want to let you finish your thoughts. thank you so much bringing on steve. thank you for what you said. bringing on chelly conway is kind of like adam and even finding the snake into the garden to be okay. let's just get down to brass tacks here. she betrayed trump in his 1st term, right? when the election came up, she fled in a band, a name, and then she went out and she talked about how wrong trump was and what he had done . and let me make one more point and women all over the country are going to understand this and husband, so damn well, don't understand it. a conway that little sprawled looking husband at 1st could not have a tech trump like he did unless she had consented. look, i'm married, i've been married 3 times where my wife said something don't do that. i was like a damn dog and stopped to put my tail between my le

joining us now is alan katz. pretty sensational stuff.steps off of a private jet and is whisked away? >> it is very surprising actually. france, like other countries, have been in a point with social media companies over this issue of content moderation wish to be at the core of what they are going after durov four. the idea of grabbing the ceo and throwing him in jail is really a surprising raising of the stakes of all this. it was quite dramatic. no one was particularly expecting it. it has been quite an exciting weekend. one of the questions becomes, when do they actually go forward on this? durov has been in jail since saturday evening. normally, the initial initial period for detention like this would be 24 hours. they renewed it sunday evening. that renewal which is usually 24 hours, can be longer, depending on the crime they are looking into, including organized crime, even longer if it is terrorism. he is being held under this organized crime grouping. it doesn't mean organized crime in terms of mafia, but are you doing something

. >> alan, you're an investing legend, but you take care of yourself.imple things you can do? get up and move, stay engaged? what is your typical day? >> you really want me to give you secrets? >> absolutely. >> you know i'm going to live until 114. >> no doubt. >> that's written in stone. you know, i walk a lot. i married someone five months ago who likes to walk also, so, we walk four, five miles every morning, weekends, eight to ten miles, which is really, i'd say, number one. i have a trainer two or three times a week. i eat very carefully. and i honestly, most important, i think, is i have this positive point of view. i don't know the word no. and i'm willing to try almost anything. i went to a conference yesterday in newport, and the people that invited me sent a plane, but it was a single engine prop plane. when i got on, i find out that as a safety, they have a parachute, from the top of the plane. that plane is -- who else would do something like that? i made it back, obviously, because i'm here, but i like -- i've just always been something th

this week we are joined by the fantastic alan mcloud, who is key investigative journalist at mint press. now we're going to be talking about. about partly the uh recent elections in britain, you have seen the uh labour party win what looks like at this stage about 410 seats in the parliament um really despite the fact that in comparison to the jeremy corbin campaign in 2017 when labor won 3 million more votes - by that difference, you're now going to see ker be the next prime minister of this country, and in a way when you look at where cares appealed to in order to achieve what he has, one of the key places that he targeted for assistance in this campaign was the sun, so allan, what's the significance, you would say historically of the sun, but also the... the individual behind it, the the media emperor behind the sun, what would you say is the significance to that? rupert murdock, he is probably the most important non-politician in the country, tony blair once called him one of the four most important people in britain and an unofficial member of the uk cabinet. murdock owns a huge am

it's reassuring that alan is monitoring these potential threats so closely.o know is why some harmful asteroids still get missed. one of the most recent sort of devastating impacts was chelyabinsk. now, why didn't we detect that before it actually hit? well, there's a couple of reasons. first of all, chelyabinsk itself approached on its last trajectory from roughly the direction of the sun, where our ground—based optical telescopes can't look, of course. now, we could have tried to find it on a previous orbit, but chelyabinsk was really small. it was only 18 or 19 metres across. it was just too faint for us to see. objects the size of chelyabinsk and larger, there's probably about a million, and we are still very inefficient at detecting near—earth asteroids in that range. so these small objects, although they don't wipe out whole species like happened with the dinosaurs... yes. ..they hit much more frequently. chelyabinsk — it injured 1,600 people. yes. and we really do want to be careful to try to catalogue as many of them as possible. thankfully, the techn

it's reassuring that alan is monitoring these potential threats so closely.nt to know is why some harmful asteroids still get missed. one of the most recent sort of devastating impacts was chelyabinsk. now, why didn't we detect that before it actually hit? well, there are reasons. first of all, chelyabinsk itself approached on its last trajectory from roughly the direction of the sun, where our ground—based optical telescopes can't look, of course. now, we could have tried to find it on a previous orbit, but chelyabinsk was really small. it was only 18 or 19 metres across. it was just too faint for us to see. objects the size of chelyabinsk and larger, there's probably about a million, and we are still very inefficient at detecting near—earth asteroids in that range. so these small objects, although they don't wipe out whole species like happened with the dinosaurs... yes. ..they hit much more frequently. chelyabinsk — it injured 1,600 people. yes. and we really do want to be careful to try to catalogue as many of them as possible. thankfully, the tech is cat

it's reassuring that alan is monitoring these potential threats so closely. to know is why some harmful asteroids still get missed. one of the most recent sort of devastating impacts was chelyabinsk. now, why didn't we detect that before it actually hit? well, there's a couple of reasons. first of all, chelyabinsk itself approached on its last trajectory from roughly the direction of the sun, where our ground—based optical telescopes can't look, of course. now, we could have tried to find it on a previous orbit, but chelyabinsk was really small. it was only 18 or 19 metres across. it was just too faint for us to see. objects the size of chelyabinsk and larger, there's probably about a million, and we are still very inefficient at detecting near—earth asteroids in that range. so these small objects, although they don't wipe out whole species like happened with the dinosaurs... yes. ..they hit much more frequently. chelyabinsk — it injured 1,600 people. yes. and we really do want to be careful to try to catalogue as many of them as possible. thankfully, the tec

alan alda? >> rupaul: no, not alan alda. i'll think of it. lou -- lou carroo? you know he has big nipples? >> rupaul: i've seen that movie. i like big nipples. [ laughter ] >> it stayed with you? >> rupaul: it stayed with me. doesn't everybody love big nipples? [ cheers ] >> maybe there will be big anybody pels in the remake. >> rupaul: will you be showing big anybody pels? >> mine are like chocolate chips. >> rupaul: you can put lipstick on them and make them bigger. >> porn style. >> rupaul: maybe they have nipple prosthetics that you can put on. >> i guess that sort of blaxploitation. >> rupaul: i guess it would be. but i would enjoy it. yeah. have you ever done drag? >> i have done drag. i was in the show -- i was in the show called "the big gay sketch show" where i did -- i played beyonce. i played oprah. >> rupaul: obviously. [ laughter ] >> obviously. i played fantasia. and i played rupaul. >> rupaul: what? [ cheers ] >> exactly. >> rupaul: what? >> yeah. >> rupaul: how do you prepare to play rupaul? >> you know, that's a very difficult role to play. >>

so to get the call from alan bleasdale, he wanted you to play one of the two leading roles, um, it wasting talent which i hoped i could live up to. i mean, i'd done lots of acting, and people tend to forget, you know, that python, you'd do, in a python film, you'd play 12 parts and you'd have to play them very quickly. you have to get the essence of them very quickly. but this was a very different sort of thing. and i remember thinking when i was offered it, "this is huge," you know, and, "can i do something like this?" and it was just one of the most, um... ..rewarding pieces of acting i've ever done. you're playingjim nelson, who is a headmaster of a school who was brought into conflict with the sort of preening, narcissistic and corrupt leader of a city council in the north of england. jim, isn't it? to some. not all. pleased to meet you. this is a school. you're not a member of this school. i'd like you to leave. oh, come on, jim, you know who i am. wouldn't interest me if you were bishop tutu wearing one. i think playing jim nelson brought things out of me that i'd never brought o

>> alan regularly receives threatening voicemails like these. >> you are the scum of the earth i really hope you people get what's coming to you and it will come to you he's a former cnn journalist, his fact checking company has worked for the likes of facebook, where his fact checks appear over false posts. >> it's a program facebook introduced a few years ago to try and curb the spread of misinformation what do you think people imagine? fact-checkers to be that i'm part of some conspiracy or conspiracies that i'm this evil plotter who's trying to steal their voices from them. how do people feel? >> when they get fact-checked i imagine just like if i were to walk up to you and tell you that you're wrong about something. >> so you can understand why people are off. >> i understand this. >> and be off at me but that doesn't make our work false or unimportant or negative, or a conspiracy alan gerry and pastors caleb jackson, jacobsen and shaw are all on the frontlines of the fight against disinformation and division in this country. >> they're standing up for community, for integrity, for

so to get the call from alan bleasdale, he wanted you to play one of the two leading roles, um, it wasn acting talent which i hoped i could live up to. i mean, i'd done lots of acting, and people tend to forget, you know, that python, you'd do, in a python film, you'd play 12 parts and you'd have to play them very quickly. you have to get the essence of them very quickly. but this was a very different sort of thing. and i remember thinking when i was offered it, "this is huge," you know, and, "can i do something like this?" and it was just one of the most, um... ..rewarding pieces of acting i've ever done. you're playingjim nelson, who is a headmaster of a school who was brought into conflict with the sort of preening, narcissistic and corrupt leader of a city council in the north of england. jim, isn't it? to some. not all. pleased to meet you. this is a school. you're not a member of this school. i'd like you to leave. oh, come on, jim, you know who i am. wouldn't interest me if you were bishop tutu wearing one. i think playing jim nelson brought things out of me that i'd never broug

a guy named, alan riskin, was the owner and editor of human events, one of the main wing journals. and he and i were fighting for for several years while nixon was proposing that he and i later became good friends to the marx brothers, his dad was more at risk and who wrote the screenplays for most of the marx brothers movies and young alan as a child for his birthday parties would have the marx brothers over so but we'd be over that we became friends but but alan told me that fat was the bone in his throat and that for of the of the right wing pat buchanan said to me it was moby --. it had to be slain. so nixon trying to get fap over the finish line facing this opposition and the manhattan 12 which was the group of the conservative groups were dead against it mounting primary campaign against them so it was doomed except for that supplemental security income piece to failures. sorry that was lengthy but hope it was helpful. one of the interesting many interesting things in your book, the last liberal republican i thought was how you document how nixon pursued fab. i think there's

alan armitage was topless. guernica, barinholtz blane. gosh, i thought i'd never get to my name. he suddenly said, jim brown. it was the biggest of my life. then. i made it from the classroom to the barracks and nothing flat. don't laugh. i had a date with a crow. you see the crow is what navy men call a rating. each man keeps his crow under his mattress until he's earned the right to wear it. when the time comes, he can't get the needle and thread out fast enough that emblem says i am now already ol man. third class. any time you see a fellow wearing it. you can bet boots he knows his stuff. i don't mean that to be bragging, but only the fellows who have gone through a navy communications school know what it really means to read it it. next day, with the skipper doing the honors, we marched out on the parade ground to get our diplomas. i wish you could have been there, pop. i know you have a war job. besides, the government does not want people traveling around the country unless they to. sort of proud of that sheepskin and mailing it home to you. mother. well, we got our orders

alan armitage was topless. guernica, barinholtz blane. gosh, i thought i'i'i'i'i'ver go my name. he suddenly said, jim brown. it was the biggest of my life. then. i made it from the classroom to the barracks and nothing flat. don't laugh. i had a date with a crow. you see the crow is what navy men call a rating. each man keeps his crow under his mattress until he's earned the right to wear it. when the time comes, he can't get the needle and thread out fast enough that emblem says i am now already ol man. third class. any time you see a fellow wearing it. you can bet boots he knows his stuff. i don't mean that to be bragging, but only the fellows who have gone through a navy communications school know what it really means to read it it. next day, with the skipper doing the honors, we marched out on the parade ground to get our diplomas. i wish you could have been there, pop. i know you have a war job. besides, the government does not want people traveling around the country unless they to. sort of proud of that sheepskin and mailing it home to you. mother. well, we got our orders

i learn more, alan, and good to see you as a ways and, you know, even though i, we've discussed the do, i think allegations i think i'll spend is, haven't we? but it's always been allegations leveled against russian athletes. so what do you make of this story? and they can't fix the southern, we just go space, get again because we're going around the surface with this back in 2015 when this was breaking. i've already been invited, but just for years i'm pointing it the issues or should i gosh, i don't think i need to be going on. and we said, which is for us and the culture, but also the culture outside of bullshit and corporation. for example, in america, you can't even put, of course, that was all used to the one. so i thought it was basically 12 bucks. oh gosh, it's russia versus 5. i'm on the show, i think is with you when we're sitting in the studio and i said, if they do not use baseball with winter with thing, russia, what are using or for other b point groups? if you don't use these moments to clean them adobe events for everyone in the world, they will use the spiking site to

alexander kundukhov, alan margoevra suzhukov, stanislav khudiev, news: north ossetia. the first medal for russian athletes at the olympic games in paris, silver in doubles was won by tennis players. in the final, mira andreeva and diana schneider lost to the italian duo. the award was the first among all our athletes at the olympics. this joy was overshadowed by an incident when, after the final match, the representative of the organizing committee igor did not allow an accredited photographer to take pictures of the girls with medals. and another scandal with the belgian national team the team withdrew from the mixed relay. one of the participants contracted an e. coli infection after swimming in the seine and was hospitalized. and by this time we have all the information. see you. they say you need to prepare for a vacation, you need to be able to relax, you need to relax beautifully, but you need to relax where there is sun and sea, on the first coastline, where everything is included, except for the head, rum, castro, a product of the steller group. veda vodka, a p

alan, who is edwards scandal.s salaries are just a joke and we're paying them for what exactly? and their pensions? well, alan, you're absolutely right, pensions? well, alan, you're absolutely right , because pensions? well, alan, you're absolutely right, because huw edwards wasn't only just paid almost half £1 million a year at £200,000 of which was paid after he was suspended. but he's got a gold plated pension as well, which is reportedly worth. are you ready for this 300 grand a year for the rest of his life? who do you think's going to be paying who do you think's going to be paying that? it's you and me. we really are mugs, aren't we? for the privilege of owning a television set, how about this? the bbc need to do more background checks on their employees like the nhs does. dbs checks. i totally agree, you get a presenter on the bbc, you're going to have to scan their phone, do a full search of the hard drive, go through their whatsapp and just hope there's nothing nasty in there, how about this? let the bbc

but let's bring it alan grayson to this conversation because as a democrat watching everything going on on the trump to remove the fact that you obviously do not support the person at the top of the title. do democrats have the same type of issues within their party with their presidential campaign? i mean, let's just look at and they just took out one candidate to replace them with the top that tickets. how did democrats view right now kind of what's going on within the trump team and how do they capitalize on it? to look a modern campaign for better for us, raises all the money that it can from donors and, and then spencer and usually 32nd ad. so they could be in facebook, jacob, in streaming, they could be on broadcast, it could be on cable that could be on your show. but that, that's what a campaign does. and it doesn't require a great mind to be able to do any of that. the democrats have their stuff together, they're raising in more. ready amounts of money like we've never seen before in such short periods of time. and they're spending a to persuade the voters of spending on wha