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don francisco en la academia de s artes y ciencias de la televisiÓn cuando incorporó su nombre en elemonia a sus 71 aÑ de edad, 50 de los cual los hdedicado a la televisiÓn, y labor social. >> esta es la Época del cambio. >> yo creo que nosotros fuimos creciendo conm tu fama. por otro lado, mi mamÁ supliÓ parte importante del tiempo que el nuestro. >> el primer hispano que ingresa al salÓn de la fama de la academia de artes y ciencias de la televisiÓn. >> cuando empezÓ sÁbado gigante n. todos unidos, mostramos como gran novedad el fax. >> don francisco naciÓ de una familia alemana que emigrÓ a sudamÉricasu padre quiso que fuera sastre, pero Él se enamorÓ de la televiÓn. un Éxito que resultÓ mayor que sus sueÑos. >> si soy el primero que representa el trabajo de mucha gente de estar en el salÓn de la fama, tamÉn n ngo que responder a eso. >> cuando los paÍses lo han necesitado, el a aana para poder unir a la gente. si ha llegado tarde a algÚn lugar, >> don francisco estÁ listo para una nueva etapa en su carrera. prepara una nueva imagen para sÁbado gigante. >> vamos a una pausa. en in

it says something about academia that something like that would be published. it should have been a reality check. the professors should have gotten mad at themselves but unfortunately they got mad at the guy pulling the prank. that is even funnier. >> all of the blue-collar intellectuals report are there any reason to blue-collar intellectuals? but the people do not have more than a high-school degree but to a lot of great people. this is the opportunity for blue-collar intellectuals? >> of course. but there is less of them. there is a void. not many who are reaching out to two curious educated laypeople. they want to talk among themselves. one guy who why do not want to agree with, ken burns makes these films every two years. i wrote to a scathing column but at least the makes an ever. people think again burns has a ph.d.. i don't think so. he has a history degree like i do. he makes the past, live which is not easy to do. thomas all and every in like myself, he writes books on economics every few years. he is another example but it is few and far between. i

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>> and academia by the way. by the way, you notice when he said there, "we" hid this.harles ogletree was a debate coach for president obama. so that warrants an investigation. and the second smoking gun is the ideological question of obama saying, open your heart, open your minds to the words of derrick bell. and it's time foritous investigate the words and actions of derrick bell and how they relate to president obama's ideology. >> caller: we did call professor ogletree, but we have acorn and community organization, ayers, zorn and we are wright and on top of that, we also have very little information about his time in both harvard and columbia and a thesis. the question is, i think the challenge for the media, and maybe i was right in 2008 and journalism or old journalism is dead and maybe this is the rise of new journalism, is there a lot more to expect from you? final question. >> oh, yeah. we have plenty more and a lot will be released next week. >> caller: we will beire airing it right here. profess ogletree refused our invitation to respond. we have reaction to

it says something about academia that something like that would get published. it should have been a reality check and the law professors said -- they shouldn't have gotten mad of invasion of the matter themselves. they got mad at the guy pulling the franc which makes it even funnier. when someone gets a prank london and they get mad at the prankster it is always more funny. >> thank you. there any recent book holder collections that put those about -- charles mary speaks to a part of fish tone and people who don't have more than a high school degree. a lot of bright people in that country. you think this is an opportunity for blue-collar intellectuals? >> there are certainly blue-collar intellectuals around today but less of them. there is a void which is why i wrote the book. there are not many intellectuals who are reaching out to curious educated way people. if you look today at a guy i don't always agree with but who is certainly making an effort like ken burns' making these every few years i wrote a scathing column about his prohibition movie because i tho

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estamos frente a la of de academia de artes y ciencias de la televisión y será esta organización quetia. >>> por 5 décadas, don francisco ta deleitado a su público por a tre través de su programa sábados gigantes y hoy seráeconocido al ingresar al salón de la fam de l academia de artes ciencia de las televisión al mismo tiempo, que cebra sus 50 años de carrera. >>> un reconocimiento al mercado hispano, a atodos los que trabajan conmigo y a mí es un grupo de personas losue sentimos l satisfacción hoy. >>> en su programa entrevistado innumerables personajes de la farándula y política y ha mostrado el mundo entero con la cámara ajera. >>> es uno de los programas que si no me lo pierdo lo grab. >>> yo soy de india y viend su show aendí mucho español y felicidades. >>> es una plataforma para los aro listas latinos en este país. >>> su manera peculiar de conducir su programa, ha conquistado los corazones de sus fieles televidentes. >>> ♪ de u beso. >>> fuera, fuera, fuera >>> ♪ te felicito ♪ que billetito ♪ te felicito ♪ porque gan ♪ ga-no ♪ ganó. >>> la gala será en un hotel de esta ciuda

agreements, between p&g and the public university systems of ohio and michigan, to streamline how academia and business work together to drive breakthrough innovations and local business creation. his team formed several agreements with government research institutes, and entrepreneurs around the world. jeff will talk about the p&g open innovation efforts. let's begin. amy, we look forward to your comments. >> thank you for that introducti introduction. and thank you to the governors for focusing on entrepreneurship and putting on the agenda so prominently. i would like to start with a sent imtd that is circulating among all my friends this week, it goes this week. dear optimist, pessimist and realist, while you are arguing about the glass water, i drank it, signed the opportunist. this is very much the mantra and the mind-set of entrepreneurs. i guess let me flip forward on this presentation. as mentioned this morning, and as mentioned just now, really to create an ecosystem of entrepreneurship, you want high impact entrepreneurs. you want the groups people that will start companies, and

back to academia. >> i've joined the faculty at yale and actually have some students with me right nowthank you, andrew. >> stephen roach there. nina? >>> speaking of academics and also china, andrew, one of the things that's been driving a wedge between relations with the european union and china has been plans to tax carbon emissions for airlines. now, after coming under some serious and sustained attack from airlines and also foreign governments like china, europe's carbon tax for airlines finally has found some international support, particularly from the world of academia. as big as 26 u.s. economies, no fewer than 5 nobel prize winners are now urging the u.s. president barack obama to back this emissions trading scheme, which applies to all planes which take off or otherwise land within eu borders. christopher sims is just one of those nobel prize-winning signatories putting his name to this kind of letter. he says that the eu's unilateral move starts to get the ball rolling for more international participation in carbon emissions reduction. >> well, there have been attempts for

had notes that said you have different projects for not just students but businesses, people in academiad more. >> it was a great silicon valley company, juniper networks. they built a tool, empower. you fill in who you are, your skills and passions and we give you practical things you can do. >> what are some of those? everything from taking an academy course we just saw the clip as well as doing a walkathon or perhaps being involved in research on how your tv was made or the jacket you're wearing. >> sure. now, remember seeing -- i went to your website and saw the slavery map. >> that's a tool we built with google technology and allows tows document to a he street corner what kind of traffic is happening. whether you live in walnut creek, san jose or beijing, we document cases. you understand where they're coming from and what we can do. >> are people inputting information? >> almost all input comes from those who went through the academy. we trained over 3,000 people, john vanek and the f.b.i. and others. how to go about identifying what's happening in your community. if it's a live c

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derrick bell was the jeremiah wright of academia. >> jon: oh! it wasn't a hug at all. it was a terrorist chest bump. and while not everybody did consider derrick bell a radical, most did consider him the first tenured black professor at harvard la's history. the point is he did have trefertional vah points and barack obama was actively supporting him, not necessarily on his controversial viewpoints but on tape. and it looked like their nipples touched. (laughter) >> jon: which brings to us our tape. who is sean hannity? because as he has shown us in the facebook era, you are who you like. whether that person be an admitted perjurer. >> back with colonel olver north. >> jon: a convicted watergate burglary. >> g gordon you must have had a rough time with those guards in prison. >> jon: or whether it be a man what stomped another man to death in cleveland. >> don king, how are you. >> jon: only in america. or whatever this is. >> you don't get the obama he's a piece of [bleep]-- let's hear it. you-- . >> that was friend of freak guest on the program ted nudge ent expressi

unusual enough because it's not common, a common sort of limitation in the private sector or in academia or other kinds of roles, that might be worth calling attention to. what i can't say is whether this is the most important of those. it may be that if we actually asked ourselves the question, are people learning about enough when they enter city service about the way these rules could affect them, this may not be the most important of them or may not be the one that is the most surprising to people. it may just be a matter of having our education staff person aware of this question and thinking about it especially in the roles where we did change it recently and therefore it has government-wide effect, to just ask if we are being helpful in letting people know about that consequence of entering public employment. end of speech. chairperson hur: commissioner hayon? commissioner hayon: as a follow-up, my question is, what is the penalty for violating this particular rule? i mean, what's to prevent people from just going ahead -- the same way other things, you know, someone reports, is a

island leaders from the public and private sectors -- representatives of government, business, labor, academia, and healthcare. our purpose was to get a first- hand look at the "meds and eds" -- the job-creating medical, research, and educational fields that have played a large role in the economic revitalization of pittsburgh. it was the third of my series of visits to cities that have successfully capitalized on these high-growth industries. from the 62nd story of the university of pittsburgh medical center building, we saw an old industrial city renewed. the transformation was on full display -- bustling hospitals, world-class universities, and a thriving health care workforce. as pittsburgh was, rhode island is in a period of transition. i believe there is tremendous opportunity for our state to grow our economy in the knowledge district, with the "meds and eds" leading the way. we must have the wisdom and foresight to make good decisions regarding our hospitals and our educational institutions. if we do, working with the energetic, talented, and smart mayor taveras, we can have the best o

. >>> y estsoe la omisión de la academia, que no nombró a pedro armendariz hijentre los fallecid en elactoreguirá e méxico, presento a prestando su obra nando con tirones en junio presenta la prenón de la película storia cn nuevo corri que leanicado. desde la ciudad de méxico. danielau simpact elladelywood dieron que hablar con su vestuario la noche de los car. y más adente un homom asegurque euna tortill apareció reflejado e rostro de jesús, lo verán alreesar. >>pasamos con jacki guerrido un avae del segmento del tipo. tas rnados csan destrozos muchos están aterroridos. lo verán todo aquí en prir impapao m lvemos con m anuncian muerte deresunto je segidad de joaqui l chapo" gÁn.mumur de californana acoso sexual.y s dresor la niña irenita" rua cen un lladurgentque tal, leshabla jorge mos. armada de mexico mato durae un enfrentaentotoen saloa a jothan salalias, "el fantas", uno de s narcotraficante joaqn "el chapo" guzÁn.una federal en sacramento fallo en favor deque se le pague a una mujer 168 millonese dolares, trn juic por acoso sexual.la niña rua conoda co "la sinita" necesita utras

when those of us who worked with him in the intelligence community, in academia, and policymakers, who had spent so much time, more time on these issues than he did, who knew the subject so much better, who were, we thought, so much smarter, how did he get it right and we didn't? for starters let's go to the finish. clearly by 1982, ronald reagan foresaw that communism would as he stated publicly in 1982, quote end up on the ash heap of history. according to marty anderson and a lot of materials i've read recently, it was in the 1970s that he worked out in his own mind how the cold war would end. namely, we win, you lose. the intelligence community didn't come to a conclusion like that until 1989. and even then with caveats and footnotes. for this tardiness the cia has been roundly criticized. but that's something of a bum wrap since the agency assessments had been moving in that direction for years. besides, to conclude before 1989 that the soviet union would actually be relegated to the ash heap of history was not only unthinkable to the cia, it was also unthinkable to the kgb. durin

emotivo momento que don francisco oficialmente pasó a ser parte del salón de la fama de la prestigiosa academiannoche@@er i hispano de ser parte de este selecto grupo. se suponía que la actriz colombiana sofíato vergara presentaría el reconocimiento. a última hora canceló por motivos de trabajo. fue el presidente de univisión cesar conde que entregó el galardón. >>> don francisco representa lo mejor de nuestra comunidad inmigrante, trabajador, pero alguien que nunca, nunca olviidó de donde él vino. >>> y lo acompañaron colegas de sábados gigantes como la primera nuestra belleza latina, alejandra espinoza. >>> es gran animador y es constante los sábados tenemos reunión super temprano. yo pienso no tiene la necesidad de estar ahí. y el cactor efraín ramírez lo felicitó de otro punto de la ciudad. >>> don francisco, si me escuchas, te amo y este doy mi corazón, gracias por apoyar a los latinos. >>> nada seria ponsible sin ustedes. si no nunivcompañaran todos los sábados, no estaría aquí. >>> felicidades a don francisco y cuando le preguntamos si se piensaion retirar, dijo, rotundo tenemos don fran

now chairman bernanke is no stranger to academia.e's been a faculty member at princeton, stanford and new york university as well as a massachusetts institute of technology. he's held a guggenheim and sloan fellowship and is a fellow hef econometrics society. he received a bachelor of arts from harvard and ph.d. from m.i.t. please join me in welcoming the chairman of the federal reserve, dr. ben bernanke. >> thank you very much, president knapp. gee, this is great. this is what i used to do before i got in this line of work. for 23 years. and i've always enjoyed engaging with college students. thank you for being here. i hope we do have a good conversation. let me particularly thank president knapp and professor fort and george washington university as everybody here knows, these lectures are part of a real course. and after i get off the scene, there will be other professors talking about other aspects of the fed and you'll hear different points of view, which is great. and you'll have to do some papers and all kinds of things. and

so this whole tax theory, which was the -- which was the darling of the academia professors of my friends, some of the smartest people i know have just become hypnotized by the tax theory, it's going to be a non-starter in the supreme court there may be some talk about it. but they'll likely be for the justices who are probably disinclined to uphold the law. disinclined to strike the law down. sorry, i said it backwards. >> the gentleman in the blue shirt. >> my name is james. i'd like to go back to the debate that wydra and barnett were having what is left for the states. is there any activity that i could do in my everyday life that could only be regulated by the states and could not be preempted by the federal government? if this law is determined to be constitutional? i'd like to hear from both of you on that. >> absolutely. any activity that does not have a substantial effect on interstate commerce. i think that what is important to note between the hypotheticals, broccoli, blah blah blah, you have to say okay, what is the enumerated power that congress is using. how in the world is

created a slogan and certainly it's entered into political discourse and many people refer to it in academia and international politics but it has changed absolutely nothing when it comes to international relations and particularly the international community's response to intrastate crises and the situation in syria i think is very obvious evidence to back that up it's a classic case of the great powers choosing when and where to intervene and the humanitarian situation on the ground you know plays very little role in that terminations you know i thought i was trying to get there with my first question i mean strong nations have sovereignty will under this doctrine weak nations are made to be made responsible it seems to me that if there's not there's a double standard in play right here if you're not a strong country then other people can tell you how to behave. now i'm going to i'm going to want to say was i don't want go ahead oh yeah yeah i mean i think that's right and i would my would go further i think that the responsibility the idea of sovereignty just once ability does not only me

a ver lo que les preparÉ. >> mejor conocido como don francisco ingresÓ al salón de la fama de la academiareportaje. >> claro que sÍ, la manzana podrida se despide desde los Ángeles. >> eso fue porque el otro dÍa hablÉ con él y le dije "eres la manzana podrida", pero es un gran reportero. >> estÁ re que te re contra confirmado, antes era la federaciÓn brasilera de fÚtbol, ahora es la del tri, que confirmÓ el partido. >> Éste base -va a hacer el encuentro nÚmero 37, va a ser el Último partido de la gira anual del tri, en estados unidos, nuestra selecciÓn tiene que sacarsisionahÍ. >> a ver si ahora sÍ se van a trabajar, no era de vacaciones que se venÍan a miami. >> y tambiÉn tenemos el vip para eso estÁ chiqui. >> va a comenzar nuestra ahora vip de telenovelas, nos van a hablar de todos los planes, vienen de una telenovela, van a otra pero hoy lo cuentan todo. ya venimos con mÁs de despierta amÉrica vip y nuestra gente en el estudio bienvenidos. (aplausos) spiert univicpie univisunivis@@despieamericuc @@despierta americaunivision@@Á actriz francis, y desde el set de la que no podÍa amar el

francisco el reconocimiento que se le va a dar, va a pasar a ser parte del salÓn de la fama de la academias ganaron. >> quÉ lÁstima... quÉ lÁstima que la cumbia le ganÓ a la mÚsica norteÑa, no me respondiste el mensaje de anoche... chiquinquirÁ, he de decirte que como tenÉs un hombre de colombia tambiÉn sos mi amiga, en tu casa seguro que estÁ contenta la esposa. >> ¿cÓmo estÁ? >> hola poncho, poncho, ¿cÓmo te sientes con el triunfo? ay me aprieta cada dÍa mÁs, ay dios mÍo, quÉ bonita es esta vida. carla martÍnez... >> ¡felicidades! >> allÁ está la maleta. >> no es un viaje... >> nos vamos al spa, prepara la billetera, la tarjeta de crÉdito, nos vamos al spa. masajes, manicure... >> ¡arriba colombia! >> ¡arriba colombiano! (risas) >> ¡los queremos! ♪

derrick bell is the jeremiah wright of academia.surely falls short of his standards, doesn't it. >> i'd like to order a big nothing burger with nothing on the side. i can't imagine a scoop being less scoopy than this. i hate to say this, i think the big scoop they have here is that barack obama once hugged a black man. >> that's still pretty offensive to some of them. >> they keep -- the serious issue that they are trying to raise is that barack obama has hung out with black radical who is have a racial driven view of the world and that's affected his policies in, i don't know, bailing out detroit. it's the breitbart group that tries to racify politics with this big nothing burger that's ir relevant in what's going on. they are the ones that seem completely obsessed with obama and race. >> the two characters that appeared representing the breitbart company in this video last night kept saying that the media has been very easy towards the president on these issues. i can recollect myself and others covering story and challenging the

academia is about questioning and the free flow of knowledge. this teacher gave the students the conclusion and says, now, you guys go, find the premise. tell me what your conclusion is. that's what is so wrong about this. >> we are trying to figure out what premise means and conclusion. >> this is a song. do you remember the teacher in new jersey who made her elementary school sing that song about barak hussein obama? do you think you were the author of the song? >> no. >> the point is there is a pattern. the schools are infested with the left wing teachers, and this is the message. they graduate and come out of school and this is all they heard, barak hussein obama. >> last word to you, bill. i believe this teacher should be teacher of the year. i said so earlier on "the five" because he is preparing these students for college where they are just going to be inundated with even worse left wing ideology. he should get a promotion. >> why are these kids complaining? the assignment was to find weaknesses in the republican candidates. they should

in a freak bubble like academia it pays.e that pushes academics to return to racial politics. the fact is, rock 'n' roll may not make you racist but one thing i can guarantee, ohio state can make you look like an idiot. >> dana: and you're back. >> greg: is that the dumbest thing you heard, andrea? i mean, dana? wow! too much water. [ laughter ] >> dana: it goes back, we could have a segment every day about stupid academic studies. that are basically a waste of time and money. >> greg: yeah. this is one of them. definitely. what do you think? >> eric: i'm trying to figure out what does the study say? does it say that rock causes people to become more racist or people who are inherently racist gravitate toward rock music? >> greg: the way i read it is because what you are listening to is played by whites, it makes you happier about being white. makes you whiter. >> you gravitate to -- >> greg: yes. whitening toothpaste for your skin i guess. i have no idea. >> tamara: there is a better, stupiddier poll, the one that a couple

. >> rush limbaugh does not think much of academia. >> i do not blame him. academics live a very charmed life. they are underworked and overpaid for the most. . and that includes me as well. but i think i do a fairly good job. and most of my money has come from the olin foundation rather than taxpayers. academics leave a lot to be desired. they have a vision of the world they think is superior, and one of the jobs is to impose their vision on others. and if you ask that question, people say, academics are smart, being smart does not carry a lot of weight with me. i think the world has been messed up with smart people. dumb people have not messed up anything in the world. >> you speak about organ up -- organ donor ship, and this is from 1999, the independent institute at oakland, california. >> people have the right to sell their organs, and they should have the right to leave their organs to their heirs. my doctor was trying to get me to stop smoking. i said, what sense does it make to put pink lungs in the ground? [laughter] i said, i told him -- when you d