. >>> los habitantes pueden vivir una experiencia única que combina discs aéreas en la academia que abriónzar en el aire. >>> estas alternativas pueden ser una opción al gimnasio. >>> trbajamos abdomen, las piernas, brazos, la mente, lo que más trabajamos es la mente. >>> hay que audicionar para ser parte de la cadena. e ree forma cticar de forma profesional. >>> la mayoría de los >>> gimnasia, estiramiento, acrobacias. >>> tenemos la suerte como padres de brindar una nueva opción para nuestros hijos hacer acrobacia y disfrutar de una manera diferente. >>> y a los profesores los contatan para eventos especiales como fiestas. >>> eventos, fiestas,realmente queremos mostrar el talento. >>> una academia para todo quiero intentarlo a ver cómo me va en el arte circense. >>> qué valor para eso y para lo siguiente, el defender en rapel por un hieron ayer en san francisco y fue una famosa travesti y la puede ver, una famosa de draft en san francisco, descendió por el exterior del hotel para recaudar fondos para una buena causa, también no tenerle miedo a las alturas, 12:24 los primeros auxilios s

piano concerto with academia and. the concert came and i was getting ready and. you know i was concentrating and suddenly the maestro maestro comes and says why don't you wait because i want to say something to the audience and so i didn't know what he was going to do i was just waiting and he started giving a speech that. froze me basically because he started narrating my whole professional life which was quite sure of that and so he started presenting this award that he wanted to give me and i was quite confused because he had only given this to. carry out battle or that's his memory and this he was going to give it to me and i still am surprised the way he did that because i was so young and just starting. but i was so taken by the fact that he saw something in my efforts to promote the music of my country and latin america the concertmaster. of the samoan who are present from the rain you turn around and offer me another honor from the actual orchestras it was a night i'll never forget it and then leave the stage and then gathered to come back to conduct one

. >> muy buenos dÍas, marco, sandarti, se trata de una academia de danza que se roba el corazÓn de laser todo un reto. >> y uno, dos, tres. >> de las manos de un experto cualquiera con dos pies izquierdos estÁ a salvo.. >> nosotros somos campeones mundiales de la competencia llamada world salsa que se hace cada aÑo en la ciudad de miami, ganamos en 2017 como grupos grandes. >> sobrepasando fronteras sus alumnos siempre buscan la energÍa de sus profesores. >> cuando vivÍa en cali fui a la academia donde ellos enseÑaban, luego de salirme del baile unos aÑos volvÍ a esta ciudad y me encontrÉ con ellos con una gran academia y el buen hijo regresa a casa como dice el dicho. >> salsa para el mundo nueva york se ha ganado el respeto y administraciÓn de muchos con actos coreogrÁficos que parecen asÍ aerobics, mÁs alla de los logros se han convertido en una familia para estos talentosos hermanos que son vÍctimas de la situaciÓn polÍtica actual en estados unidos. >> mis dos chiquititos especiales tuvieron un caso, muy, muy triste, el papÁ de los niÑos ahorita lo deportaron, entonces son unos ch

td ameritrade. >> tucker: up modern academia is widely seen as a joke.know it is. three academics spent ten months writing bogus articles in fields like gender studies and fat studies and getting them excepted in top journals. one paper he wrote a chapter from mein kampf from a feminist perspective. another discussed rape culture in dog parks and the other discussed history of feminist geography. now the hoax has been exposed. by the grievant study experts rethinking their careers? of course not. time now for a friend zone where we bring one of our friends in the building onto the show. i'm not the only one with the book out this week, steve doocy and his wife kathy have a book of their own out called, "the happy cookbook." right now steve doocy joins us. thank you for coming on. i seen all the recipes in this and they look delicious. but you wrote, what i didn't know until i talked to kathy about it was this book was written for a specific reason. >> absolutely. my wife kathy and i were going to go to florida and get some new sunglasses. we went in to s

and now academia has engaged, so watch out. a provost distinguished projects, professor at georgetown university, carol christine fair, everything but fair, tweeted this last weekend "look at this course of entitled white men justifying a serial rapist arrogant entitlement while feminist laugh as they take their last gasps. bonus, we castrate their corpses and feed them to swine. yes. so no longer content to interact in eight and our children, academic liberals like her are now advocating violence against conservatives. when she was exposed by campus reform, the professor accused them of bullying her. she's a damsel in distress. i thought they could take care of themselves. in a blog post she insisted my choice of words is intended to make you uncomfortable because i and tens of millions of women in this country aren't comfortable with the ongoing war on our bodies, our lives and our fundamental freedoms. so help me out here. men should have their gentials genitals mutilated to give her control of her body. going to have to tel

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>> i have been so bored, i wanted to get into academia. >> obviously we may have a hard time figuring out what to talk about, it's been quiet at facebook. >> we will kick it off easy and dive in and talk about russia. it is a light topic. >> the country, a beautiful place. i wish i could visit. >> i have a map, you know how people have maps of every state they've been to, i have the map of countries i can never visit and that is the biggest area. >> that's unfortunate, maybe things will change. obviously yesterday, your former boss sat in front of the senate committee testifying about facebook and russia and interference in the presidential election and moving forward, famously after the election, mark zuckerberg made the comments the idea that facebook impacted the election was a crazy idea. so, i would love if you could take us through the day, that you and your team realized russia had in packed and interfered on the platform. >> there wasn't one day. we first spotted russian activity in the spring before the election. our company and a bunch of other of the big ones have full-time

interest an overwhelming amount of young people otherwise might not stay in our state again you drop in academia in a in an aggressive way i promise you what they were not going to finish forty ninth based on that plan governor thank you very much for coming in today nice to see that. well it still looks clear what the conditions will be for britain's departure from the e.u. the lack of clarity is certainly not making life easier for french customs officials say that trucks are still able to travel in and out of the u.k. without hindrance but what will happen if import and export duties are put in place . you might suspect it's own mainly body failure but in comic con i just students to go see photos gentleman from fin phantom come take the last implication dove on the colleague will meet in and all schools put on him so i mean you want to make of the notes name for god many ideas and big pull modish contrarily it. really is the only about pluto by man it's st paul's an old buggered up by how time head at us i'm good listen i need god visits phone i told him what i buy went on mrs he actually on

should we just throw in the towel on academia. i do i do i do it's like travel agents i mean you don't use you don't need them anymore so we have con people or it's a con job it's a contact high and they're coming out dumber than when they went in but with more dead and less life skills it's like the opposite of what it used to be i don't know i don't understand how you could be a professor anymore we got michael rectum walsh who is who was a communist and he was deemed too far right wing they just moved his office into the russian section of venom are you. getting pushed out this year. ok. i want to say here all due respect to daniel ok i know you're a conservative and i know you're a good scholar here but my very point here is with me going to rob is that you know it is in many cases here you have these middle class families they drop their kids at university and then they come back programmed and actually in many things in many cases not really skilled to work in the modern economy and i guess you know you you take activism one

interest an overwhelming amount of young people otherwise might not stay in our state again you drop in academia in a in an aggressive way i promise you what they were not going to finish forty ninth based on that plan governor thank you very much for coming in today nice to see that all the brig's it uncertainty is giving french customs officials a headache trucks are still able to travel in and out of the u.k. without hindrance but will that change. most companies to cross the channel by ferry it's cheaper than using the tunnel each day up to fifteen ferries make their way from dover to cali carrying british goods to mainland europe two million a race used to be last year but checks are only carried out randomly this trucks heading to the netherlands. we checked to see if he was carrying more than ten thousand euros because if so he should have declared it sometimes drives to carrying as much as two hundred thousand and then they need to explain the source of the money it may come from alms trafficking. and will customs have more work post grex it will stricter controls increase congestion. th

time and it was all the old tops of industries like the take industry the media industry sports academia and you know we're learning things that we didn't know a year ago and this is all happened in the space of. sorts of conversations in the service office or some of those rights a lot of the stories that have come out of me too are of women speaking often for the very first time about their results that have happened many many years ago and this is led to another conversation as to why people white so long to speak out if they indeed do at all and a good example of this is donald trump republic lee questioned why. dr christina just heard from. long to make these claims of brett against brett kavanaugh this spot another hash tag on me too and it's called why i didn't report some of the stories are quite sad one person writes i thought it was normal and that i'd probably brought it on myself i thought nobody would care i thought i wasn't important enough to bother i thought i was alarmed and from the actress daryl hannah puts me to a lot of people feel it's trial by internet without due

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political columnist derek hunter gave his thoughts on how progressives in fluids academia, the media and pop culture. former secretary of state john kerry reflected on his life and career and emory university african-american studies chair carol anderson provided a history of voter suppression. in the coming weeks on afterwards trump 2020 campaign media advisor and foxnews guest analyst gina loudon will offer her thoughts on the current political climate and this week in new york magazine's rebecca traced looks at how women's anger has been used to create transformative political movements throughout history. >> i'm a feminist journalist. part of my work as long as i have been doing it has obviously been rooted in anger. you wouldn't be a journalist writing about inequity, about gender inequity, economic inequality if you were not angry about this from this perspective it so obviously there's been anger undergirding my work, but when i decided to write this book on anger and i thought about how it's played into my work one of the things i could do and i look back was see the pains i

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>> i think all the services are in a competition for talent with -- with an industry, with academia, and within the services itself. i think we have to look at how we train differently for our people. how do we set them up for success? that's part of the ready relevant learning. it's not just about the individual's academic background but what is the environment in which we're training them. that gives them the relevant information to be able to do the tasks they need to do when they need to do them. but we can't understate the challenge we have and this is a little outside my lane, but of recruiting the talent we need as we're growing the force. and i think the recent -- there's been changes to bonuses that have been helpful. i can't speak to the trends yet, by initially, they look good. but it's also getting those talented sailors who maintain those aircraft, who work on those ships. it's going to be a challenge, in my view. >> i would wonder if perhaps, in your thinking about this, it sounds like you've given it some thought. whether there are ways that we could be organized diffe

and now academia. watch out. a distinguished professor chris teen fair tweeted last weekend: >> so, no longer content to indoctrinate our children, academic liberals like fair are now advocating violence against conservatives. when she was exposed by campus reform, professor fair accused they have bullying her. now she is a damsel in distress? i thought they could take care of themselves. in a blog post she said my choice of words is in tended to make uncomfortable but i and tens of millions of women in this country are uncomfortable with the on going war on our bodies, our lives and our fundamental freedoms some help me out here. men should have their genitals mutilated and fed to animals to give her control over her body. she is going to have to tell me howge this works. what is shocking, georgetown is stand big this left-wing nut bag. is this what they're proud of? they claim her comments were private and not the views of georgetown. this is a woman on social media has called trump supporters "mag had the gats

>> well, tucker, as a close observer of academia, i thought i was incoherent, i thought i knew snarlingarcissistic blind rage, and yet, i am stunned by the direction that this kavanaugh episode keeps taking. we are seeing the worst of poisonous academic identity politics transformed into the real world with an extra boost from sheer political power grab it. at this incident has nothing to do with race. it has nothing to do with gender. it was about one thing, due process of the law, and thead presumption of innocence, and whether the case has been made that judgean kavanaugh was rapi. that case was most decidedly not made, yet we see the economic inspired a democratic left trying to turn this into an issue of race. it is simply mind-boggling. it is incoherent. what we are seeing as well at play is an idea that is prevalent on the academic circuit today, the idea of intersection ld. which is the description of the ruthlessly competitive totem pole of victimhood, and we are talking about oh white, and alleged wage victim here, female, but now, the whiteness card is being played broadly, y

i did want to know what those experts were, various experts from industry and also academia. they've been assembled and been on for pretty much most of the project. what we're proposing for this new seismic group is a slightly different make-up which would involve a structural steel design and engineering expert in that field, specifically we're looking for someone with forensic experience that has been involved with these kinds of issues in the past. and then, of course, a meta lurch cal -- metalurjical. the person who takes that sample will be told what test to take and what to do with that information will be led by a metalurgical person. that lays out the steps. we've got some process here, laid out some schedule. i would image there's many questions. so at this point, at least it's graphics to what has been happening for the last week and what we plan to do going forward. so, with that, thank you. >> board members? >> are we going to have more presentations? >> not at this time. i think it's mostly going to be questions and answers, if needed, at this point. >> okay. fir

the phenomenon of fake news has now moved beyond the media and it academia three scholars submitted a series of hoax papers to supposedly serious journals and got them published despite the absurdity of some of the claims in their work among twenty papers published there was a version of mine re written from the perspective of feminism also a review which exposes rape culture by studying the sexual misconduct of dogs in parks and forgets the facts bodybuilding paper that claims those with a bigger waistline have their place pumping iron. there are more and it is clearly towards rosalie. that it is. we rewrote. compazine or sexual fantasy and this trend was accepted. all struggle is my struggle solidarity feminism as an intersectional reply to mere liberal and choice feminism. i march with two papers accepted published it would be fair to say they would become accepted grievance scholars by june it was three one having been officially honored by the journalist excellent scholarship. as five by august staff should have been possible. human reactions to rape culture and queerer performat

obviously this has been going on in academia for sometime.ohio, which is a great town filled with normal people. >> well, i think it's been insinuated into the american education system for decades. starting in the 1970s, we had revisionism in american history books. with columbus, he starts chapter 1 in the revisionist history of america. people say columbus is a bad guy. >> tucker: unbelievable. a great book. your explanation of it was crisp. i appreciate you coming on. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: last tuesday a new book "ship of fools," on the cover of the book is a caricature of jeff bezos. he is one of the people the book says hurt this country by his behavior. bezos runs amazon.com which had a monopoly on book sales. it might not have been the best marketing decision. fast forward to this week and amazon is telling customers it can't ship them this book for weeks. the publisher is baffled. we don't know what is going on. we will let you guess. you can still buy the book at barnes and nobel or your local book store. it's it for us toni

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i even tried to do that in academia. it is not that easy in this academic world because you are the perceptive -- professor type. when it comes to leading men and women in life and combat, all of the things you're being trained to do are so different than someone in the school of business or engineering. you are being trained to deal with men and women in life-and-death situations constantly. that is the most important responsibility you can ever be given. >> i agree with that. i would add the military today is a different military than when ron and i served. you are already leading professionals. you will be leading volunteers. many of them will have more experience than you do. here's a couple of points. they know more than you do when you get into that situation. i'm not talking about combat, i'm talking about your first leadership assignment. have a chat with your platoon leader or sergeant, or whatever unit you are in. you're an seo that will be backing you up, because you will be a junior officer. you do not comman

we were talking about which is to offer, being in government or in academia.] you are here to talk to the economist about the situation with the budget and the fact that with the tax cuts and the --nding bill passed, the jet the deficit will be skyrocketing in years to come. my question is this, so what? in the sense that we have had high budget deficits in the past, we went through it during the financial crisis and it did not bring the country down. douglas: you can run budget deficit for a while and given how interest rates are in the country, you could run them for a little while. . still but eventually as the debt piles up, you have to change taxes and spending to put the debt on a more sustainable path? michael: if that is the case, when do we know it? when we go back to the reagan administration, the big deficits then were going to send interest rates skyrocketing but interest rates went down? douglas: interest rates are surprisingly low down, given the amount of debt that our government has issued. as economists have reassessed the situation, we have a

pretty good, so they put together a collection of my essays, "double standards," it's the hollywood academia, foreign policy my take on the world, which is that america is the greatest country it's ever been. many people don't appreciate how great we are. let's not get away from the values that made america great. cut the nonsense about racism, and sexism, they are no longer major problems in miracle anymore, and that's my outlook on life. >> peter: the last time we talked to you had an autobiographical book out. what was that book? it was called "dear father, dear son-two lives eight hours" i did not like my father. i thought he was other thanry, i thought he stank spanked us too harshly and quickly, i was happy when he wasn't home. my father started a cafe when i was 10 years old, i didn't like working for him for the same reasons. my father would yell at me p for reasons that were unreasonable. i was 15 years old and i told him next time he yells at me i'm going to walk out. i wish i had said next time he yells at me we are going to have a curving fer conversation. but -- my i walked out

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into time and it was all of all tops of industries like the take industry the media industry sports academia and you know we're learning things that we didn't know a year ago and this is all happened in the space of a young couple sorts of conversations in this area talk with us right so a lot of the stories that have come out of me too are of women speaking often for the very first time about their results that have happened many many years ago and this is led to another conversation as to why people whites are long to speak out if they indeed do at all and a good example of this is donald trump republic lee question why. dr christine blazin ford who we just heard from why to kosar long to make these claims of brand against brett kavanaugh this spot another hash tag on me too and it's called why i didn't report some of the stories are quite sad one person writes i thought it was normal and that i probably brought it on myself i thought nobody would care i thought i wasn't important enough to bother i thought i was alarmed and from the actress daryl hannah i did report but it didn't masha i

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i don't know if he was from academia to. what i seem to connect, and correct me if i'm wrong.one of the reasons the united states was isolationist was willing to get in and supply had a lot to do with the fact that people thought the mexicans were going to support the germans and that was the close to home. >> the first world war the telegram was captured. the was suggesting that they were about to start a submarine warfare. this is something that was in the head of j. edgar hoover and the very first terrorism attack on u.s. soil, so-called, was by germans with a big explosion of new york. this was all the mindset that j. edgar hoover had when he started. and i really believe that the kidnapping of the germans and the japanese house of another connection today with extraordinary rendition that we use in the terror war so nothing is old. i look around the room and see so many wonderful faces at i'm glad to see and i thank you for being here tonight. [applause] .. she's interviewed by democratic congressman jamie raskin of

we wanted to bring people from startups, ceos, academia, prime minister's, to define partnerships thate done. that's what we intended to do. we will launch a partnership around the world. congratulations and thank you for making the time to speak with us on bloomberg television. that is the danish prime minister. let's get a check on some markets. italian yields are improving on comments made. the eu will not interfere in the italian economic policy. dahmer is down 2.4%. bmw is down 1.2%. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie:vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. it's time now for the quick take where we look at background on issues of interest. income inequality, something cap good effects. here's news from the quick take. is a veryinequality disturbing trend. >> income inequality is the phrase of the moment. over the last decade, every region has seen the income cap gap grow. that is helped fuel populist politics. it is generally seen as a bad thing, there are debates on whether equal lysing income helps the poor. this is your quick take. income inequality is incorrectly used as a catc

the same is true across academia.hinesefurther than students and scholars association, of which there are more than 150 branches across america's campuses. they alert chinese consulates and embassies when chinese students and american schools stray from the communist party line. the university of maryland a chinese student recently spoke at her graduation of what she "the fresh i quote, air of free speech in america." the communist party's official newspaper swiftly chastised her. she became the victim of a firestorm of criticism on china's tightly controlled social media, and her family back home was harassed. as for the university itself, it's exchange program with china, one of the nation's most expensive, turned from a flood to a trickle. china exerts academic pressure in other ways as well. generousrovides funding to universities, think tanks, and sponsors, with the understanding they will avoid ideas that communist party finds dangerous or offensive. particular note their visas will be delayed or denied if their

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saying like you know what we can't do this like we can't trade this information but when it comes to academia that's one of the biggest things in the world is sharing information and that's one of the most important things because that's how you move research for forward be it from medical to communications or many other things that actually help people not harm people absolutely alex we so appreciate you dig into this for us r.t. correspondent alex mchale of it thanks alex thank you. homeownership is a luxury in many nations and for those that can afford to own a home it builds wealth and you can obtain a measure of financial independence and security looking at the world in which the developed countries have the highest and lowest levels of home ownership we find the city state of singapore with an astounding ninety plus percent of home ownership followed by bulgaria with home ownership percentages above eighty two percent also high on the list of spain slovenia and finland amongst the lowest of the nations that are germany switzerland with rates just above fifty one per cent and moving to