600 millas de la frontera hacen ejercicios los militares para frenar los > no a las nalgadas, la academiaa lanza defensa contra nalgadas a los niÑos les piden a los padres evitar humillaciones u otro tipo de castigos no fÍsicos a sus hijos >>> noticias telemundo >> comenzamos con un hecho que durante dÉcadas pareciÓ posible, el juicio de joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn en un tribunal de estados unidos, 100 personas han sido entrevistadas para ser los 12 jurados para y decidy decidir el narcotraficante mÁs peligroso y poderoso del mundo >>> estoy a las afueras de la corte federal de brooklyn que desde que fue extraditado a joaquÍn chapo guzmÁn por primera vez se le dio vestido de civil y sin esposas para no crear mala impresiÓn en el jurado, la decisiÓn del jurado ha sido ardua, tienen que tener cuidado con no revelar la identidad de los posibles integrantes, las 12 personas que forman parte de este jurado tendrÁn que presentarse en esta corte tendrtendlos prÓximos tres meses >>> llegÓ el dÍa que joaquin el chapo guzmÁn etc. a la justicia, se estuvieron rutas para llevar al peligroso capo a la cor

. >> en abril del 2018 ella se graduó de la academia de policía luego que dejara de trabajar en la academia pizarra y ella nos respondió que si volvería a ser maestra. >> sí aún estuviera en esa misma escuela pero siempre le hizo la promesa a los estudiantes. >> y la clase número 31 pero tuvo el mayor número de mujeres graduadas en esa agencia del orden. no se hizo esperar para la iluminación del árbol navideño, esto y más al volver nuestra lucha... ...no tiene fin, ...solo comienzos. sólo podemos ganarla uniéndonos por un gran motivo: . ¡Él! con nuestra experiencia, cuidamos cada nueva vida. >> ahora avan bien pero han perdido como ímpetu con tantas bajas pero ocurrió y desde ese entonces, no han sido los mismos pero tres de sus cuatro derrotas con el balón y los que tomaron la ventaja por unoy ganaban por uno y los warriors de golden state y "lugares que hablan" n falló los de san josé con josé y pero y antes de su primera derrota estuvo clasificado tan alto el partido aquí en epartido de 81 yardas y corrió pa as y en la primera ida ahora estaba dando los pelos y y intentando enebrar la a

. >> disciplina a los niÑos pero la academia americana de pae dra traÍa no recomienda las nalgadas hablamosto de vista latino ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ¿quÉ tal?, muy buenas tardes a todos ustedes, muchas felicidades a todos los que ayer salieron a votar y vieron a sus candidatos ganar, pero las cosas parece que son como queramos verla en el caso del presidente trump, los resultados de ayer han sido buenos para el partido republicano, escuchen. (hablan inglÉs) a pesar que haber perdido la mayorÍa en la cÁmara de representantes, asÍ es como se ha estado expresando el presidente, lo ha repetido en esta comparecencia que estÁn viendo en la casa blanca que ha empezado justificando no haber obtenido mejores cifras por culpa de algunos medios de comunicaciÓn tambiÉn se ha felicitado por haber ganado mÁs senado debido al maltrata que se le dio al proceso de ratificaciÓn del jukavanaugh a cau corte suprema. >> pero las cosas han cambiado en el congreso del paÍs que estaba mono polisado por el partido republicano, el partido demÓcrata consiguio quitÁrsela en la cÁmara de representantes*- las elecciones de ayer traj

satcha: la academia americana de pediatrÍa endurece su postura contra las nalgadas como forma de disciplinaacia otras recomendaciones para evitar el castigo corporal. borja: es viral la imagen de un maestro golpeando sin parar a un alumno de 14 aÑos en una escuela en california. hay quienes apoyan al docente. quÉ tal, los saluda satcha pretto y borja voces en este lunes 5 de noviembre y estamos a pocas horas de las elecciones de medio tÉrmino. satcha: en el dÍa de hoy se conoce que mÁs de 34 millones de estadounidenses han ejercido su derecho al voto por adelantado. la cifra representa el doble de los que votaron en 2014 y es lo que pronosticaban las encuestas. borja: ademÁs todos están votando por encima del promedio, jÓvenes y personas con alto grado de escolaridad y electores que no lo tienen. satcha: janete rodrÍguez tiene lo Último sobre esta contienda en la que el presidente realiza una gira por tres estados. te escuchamos.prlemas en la conexÓ janet rodrÍguez, pero hay que destacar lo que decÍamos porque y expertos que dicen que estos comicios podrÍan ser un referÉndum para el preside

tambiÉn fue amenazado poramenazar a una academia., disparÓ varias veces a la que É le disparÓ un polician sentimiento que comparten sus compaÑeros de fuerza y vecinos. >> un padre de familia que responde al llamado de servir en la ciudad de chicago. pero su trabajo llegÓ primero de todos. >> mientras tanto, el hospital abriÓ sus puertas en medio del dolor que viven por la muerte de la doctora tamara o'neill, ex prometido del pistolero. >> era muy generosa, yo trabajaba con ella para ayudar a los niÑos a regresar a la escuela. >> el sangriento hecho se iniciÓ en el estacionamiento del hospital, lÓpez pedido a su ex pareja que le regresara el anillo de compromiso. su boda no se realizÓ el 27 de octubre.tamara o'neill fue la primera en m luego comenzÓ a disparar en el hospital. una asistente farmacÉutica recibiÓ los disparos cuando apenas salÍa del elevador. " no quiero que mi hija sea recordada como una vÍctima, sino como una persona especial, inteligente y con grandes talentos" hace cinco aÑos, lÓpez amenazó con disparar contra la academia de bomberos de donde fue despedido por conducta i

en un hospital de chicago el asesino que disparÓ 30 veces un hispano que habÍa sido echado de la academiaisadas honran la memoria, cynthia trabajaba con una de ellas la docto doctora tamara o'neal. >> era religiosa siempre querÍa asistir a los niÑos y ancianos. (hablando en inglÉs) la tragedia que generÓ un caos en el hospital provocÓ juan lÓpez de 32 aÑos, segÚn autoridades primero matÓ a la doctora o'neal con quiÉn tuvo una relaciÓn sentimental y despuÉs matÓ a la asistencia farmacÉutica y el agente samuel gimnasia y esgrima la pla gimenez. >> perdimos a un miembro y de la ciudad nunca se saben las palabras correctas >> documentos legales muestran que tenÍa antecedentes de violenc violencia e intimidaciÓn. >> tambiÉn en el 2014 fue expulsado de la academia de bomberos por comportamiento in p inapropiado. >> por su parte pidiÓ que no la recuerdan como una vÍctima si no que disfrutaba la vida tambiÉn agradeciÓ al oficial que murio y que dejÓ a una esposa y 3 menores, rubÉn pereira, noticias telemundo >>> ivanka trump hija y asesora del presidente trump enviÓ cientos de mensajes desde su c

que e: a la academia de padres con depresiÓn suelen castigar con mÁs golpes y recomienda pedir ayudaoceso penal contra el narcotraficante joaquÍn guzmÁn que se espera sea digno de un guiÓn de pelÍcula. ramon: la fiscalÍa intentarÁ probar sÓlo 11 de los 17 cargos en contra del lÍder del cÁrdenas sinaloa. ocho de ellos importaciÓn y distribución de cocaÍna. maria: definitivamente el juicio del chapo guzmÁn no ser un proceso comÚn y corriente. el juez federal de la corte de brooklyn que estarÁ cargo del juicio, brya dijo que serÁ cualquier cosa -1 procesamiento de grave rutinario. ademÁs de posesiÓn de armas y lavado de dinero. se espera que el juicio sea todo -1 proceso normal. >> para declarar como 16 testigos protegidos con lavadoras y cada una de esas personas han hecho tremendas cosas. son asesinos... todo lo que se puede imaginar. maria: esta semana serÁn elegidos los 12 titulares del jurado masa y suplentes. una de fue descalificada que admitiÓ sentir temor de posibles represalias por parte del que ha sido descrito como el mala defensa del chapo, dice que el capo mexicano se enfr

mark: academia. >> we're surrounded. we think that these institutions don't have as much clout as they have, then we get shocked every 4 years that message surrounded us, we don't have a mechanism for breaking through to the american people, getting a message, the irony that message of free market capitalism, limited government is what they three thrive on -- thrive for. the circular octopus, whatever you want to call it, we don't get -- we you and i, conservatives, traditionals, we have safe spaces, if i could use their word, we retreat to, for them it is 24/7 relentless entertainment, education, politics, media, this is overwhelming. mark: do you think in progressives, you know, they wrote about this, they basically needed to devour society, all mayomajor institutions, do you k they have succeeded? >> i do, if you tomorrow, mark levin go to stanford, you give a lecture on global warming, i don't think you will be able to finish it would being interrupted. if i go to stanford or harvard, yale, give a lecture on value of

i admire you and people at fox news and some in the republican party, brave voices in academia saying i'm going to speak out regardless of the consequences. the romans and greeks believed that luxury announce leads to decadence. somebody in the inner city can hava an iphone with more computing power than six mainframes. a man from mexico in an -- in a kia ride as well as the mercedes. i don't like the lack of gratitude or the trashing of our system or our ancestors that gave us the system. maybe the universities have created an ignorant contrary view, but something has gone wrong. mark: isn't this issue about freedom generally? freedom is a tremendous thing. but peopleto have the opportuniy to destroy freedom. isn't that what the framers of the constitution were worried about? mobocracy. so they create a republic. the president wins the electoral college, they want to get rid of the electoral college. they don't like the president winning senators in the states, so they want to get rid of the senate. twhament they o do. isn't that an attack on our foundational principles and liberty?

la academia de mÉdicos familiares de california dijo: es nuestra polÍtica que la atenciÓn mÉdica sea salud integrales y de alta calidad. >> uno tiene que estar saludable para disfrutar de su familia. si uno tiene salud no puede disfrutar. arantxa: la lluvia estÁ ayudando a extinguir casi siglo.el departamento forestal, el juego camp estÁ contenido ahora en un 95%. mÁs adelante una puertorriqueÑa pidiÓ compartir una mesa en un restaurante de arizona pero recibiÓ una cruda agresión racista. ♪ ♪ arantxa: una puertorriqueÑa en phoenix fue e racista a manos de una mujer anglosajona que le negÓ sentarse a su lado en un restaurante abarrotado. insultos pronto todos por un vÍdeo que ya cuenta con miles de reproducciones en las redes sociales. viviana: este vÍdeo grabado con un celular fue colocado en facebook por una joven de origen puertorriqueÑo. [audio en ingles] >> yo sentÍ que ella es una persona que toma acciÓn en contra de la gente que no es blanca. [ audio en inglÉs] viviana: el gerente del restaurante le pidiÓ a la mujer que se fuera del local. el vÍdeo se ha hecho viral en las rede

little by little rebuild his life and ends up in academia. so ending up in a good place in productive and important things but that was not the choice and far from his family. instructor - - as his parents were dying. and having missed something that may not have transpired but it had great profound effects but even more broadly to chart out the house to get in and kill people. . >> when you ask a reporter a simple question it takes a long time but when i'm very anxious to know when they found out you were doing this sot there was astonishment and deny all. and then to do those things i don't know where they stand right now this isn't the authorized biography but i don't use any of his images even in the fbi files because i think there are questions about copyright issues even though as a matter of fact good legal advisor told me there is no public record to quash even though these are public records you can findub it online, mprobably he still owns the rights so the images are not in the book but you can google them and find them. you can st

we have npr, we have pbs, we have the progressive cultural movement -- >> academia. >> where i am.e're surrounded, and we think that these institutions don't have as much clout as they do have, and then we get shocked every four years e that the message surrounds us, and nobody can -- we don'tus have a mechanm for breaking through to the american people and getting a message. and the irony is the message of free market capitalism, limited government, individual liberty is what they thrive for. in their daily lives, they sometimes vote against their interests because this circular octopus, whatever we want to call it, we don't get any -- we, you and i, conservatives, traditional u.s.es, we have safe spaces, if i can use that word, where we retreat to. for them it's a 24/7, relentless entertainment, education, politics, media. it's just, it's overwhelming. >> do you think, you know, the progressives, you know, they wrote about this, that they basically needed to devour society, all these major institutions. do you think they've largely succeeded? >> i do. i think if you tomorrow, mar

otra primicia de la academia fue otorgar el premio la persona del aÑo a una banda. >> quiero decirlesde estos migrantes que dicen que algunos miembros que son violentos, que dejan desperdicios, que no cuidan la ciudad y esta ciudad estÁ abarrotada y se van a colapsar otros servicios. enrique: a lo largo hemos visto distintas reacciones a los inmigrantes. hoy vecinos allegada decirnos que no representan a todas a comunidad de la zona de playa. hay muchos vecinos que no somos violentos ni crÍticos de la presencia. al contrario, queremos ayudarlos. patricia: hay unos grupos en redes sociales o chats que estÁn convocando a una protesta del domingo, y estÁn diciendo que los van a expulsar de las parques. pero las autoridades han hecho su trabajo. hay un plan de contingencia. enrique: importante tambiÉn acercarse a ellos y escuchar buenas noches, hasta mañana musica musica musica la seleccion mexicana declara lista de su clasificacion a l

conditions within which extremism thrives it's not clear when that might reach people like by aid as academia but what they know right now is the bite of fuel prices that have spiked by twelve percent in just three weeks media mohan come to syria. dozens of people have been arrested in brussels after violence during process inspired by france's yellow vest and t. fuel tax movements police fired water cannon and tear gas at the crowd he blocked a key road in the belgian capital protesters are calling on the government to resign over rising fuel prices aren't a decline in living standards. rain is bringing more misery to thousands of asylum seekers at the us mexico border they're part of a large group of people fleeing violence and poverty in honduras guatemala and el salvador and hoping for a better life in the united states castro is into quanah and has that story. this was the first of four days of rain expected in tijuana mexico it hadn't reached two year old nicole regus yet the water surrounded the tent where her mother had kept her hidden i mean i protect my daughter even if i have to ge

into the refined world of academia and literary criticism. no not yet as a middle east specialist in the west or public supporter of the palestinian calls. this day a place where i'm sitting right now used to be edward's aides office his secretary used to sit in one of the rooms you know down this down this hall and the room that you see here almost everything is as it was where when he was here you know the the book of this book this glass bookcase this desk was edward said that chair was edwards and this was theirs or an office with a lot of history. saeed's endeavor might have remained purely literary and his connection with the arab world simply a family one had it not been for events in the middle east in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven. between the fifth and the tenth of june israel fault and defeated the combined on of egypt syria and jordan. the nine hundred sixty seven war changed the month of the middle east and still hampers the peace process today but it also had a profound effect and signed. the year nine hundred sixty seve

we spend a lot of time stewarding it, addressing it, and working with the government and with academia to make sure that it remains robust. i would say that that's getting particularly challenging these days as we go into this fourth industrial revolution, industry 4.0 you might have heard it referred to, the convergence of digital technology, augmented reality, virtual reality, artificial intelligence, new materials and so forth, all of which leverages data as fundamentally a new commodity in many ways in the scale and processing power to deal with that. for companies like lockheed martin that has the scale and resources to move into industry 4.0, it's an exciting time and it's a great challenge. and opportunity. but for the supply base, a lot of small and medium-sized enterprises at the root they're referred to in the defense industrial base which is where this innovation comes from, the o.e.m.'s like lockheed martin rely on that extended supply base to bring the best to bear in service to our customers. they have all they can do to meet payroll in many cases, you know, to find worke

. >>> en abril del 2018, ella se graduó de la academia de policía luego de que el 2017 dejar de trabajaría estaría en esa misma escuela haciendo el mismo trabajo. >>> pese encontrar difíciles obstáculos ella tiene el apoyo incondicional de su familia. >>> ella se graduó parte de la casta 31 del de carácter policial. >>> bien por ella. expectación y burlas ha causado el anuncio que juan gabriel volverá a la vida el próximo 15 de diciembre dice el ex secretario personal del cantante. de inmediato se inundaron las redes sociales con especulaciones. >>> no faltan quien diga que juan gabriel regresa para ajustar cuentas, ya que supuestamente estaría aburrido. >>> igual que con elvis. >>> escuchamos lo que pasa con las temperaturas y alertas tiempo. >>> tenemos una cantidad bastante considerable de vuelos retrasados en el aeropuerto de san francisco debido a la poca visibilidad. hablamos del resto de la semana al progreso. >>> un adulto le da a un niño un celular. >>> puede crear problemas permanentes. >>> mañana le contamos cuan perjudicial puede ser esto para los menores. >>> los esperamos.

into the refined world of academia and literary criticism. no not yet as a middle east specialist in the west or public supporter of the palestinian calls. this day a place where i'm sitting right now used to be edward sage office his secretary used to sit in one of the rooms you know down this down this hall and the room that you see here almost everything is as it was where when he was here you know the the book of this book this glass bookcase this desk was edward said that chair was edwards and this was their server an office with a lot of history. saeed's endeavor might have remained purely literary and his connection with the arab world simply a family one had it not been for events in the middle east in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven. between the fifth and the tenth of june israel fault and defeated the combined on of egypt syria and jordan. the nine hundred sixty seven war changed the month of the middle east and still hampers the peace process today but it also had a profound effect consigned to. the year one nine hundred sixt

construyendo oportunidades en energías renovables yo creo que si vamos a en la universidad, porque en la academia ambiente son los proyectos. >> han aprendido a instalar paneles solares >> aprendimos a instalar paneles solares para instalarlos en el techo de la casa. >> estos estudiantes saben que sus manos está el ayudar a mejorar el cambio climático y evitar sus efectos devastadores. >> ahorrarle dinero a nuestra familia y contribuir a nuestra saludl >> evitar sus efectos devastadores. >> ahorrarle dinero a nuestra familia y contribuir a nuestra salud ♪ >> un reportaje de alejandro ortiz y ya lo sabemos hoy es martes 6 de noviembre yacía de lecciones. >> las casetas electorales abrieron a las 7:00 de la mañana y en el condado san mateo vemos como están asistiendo. >> los oficiales del departamento de justicia. >> este condado ha puesto a prueba un nuevo sistema para votar. >> recuerde que uno de sus derechos es que aún puede votar incluso cuando se urnas, siempre cuando se haya formado antes de que estas r o sea a las ocho de la o los californianos tuvieron la oportunidad de ejercer su voto, pu

una docena de medios, incluyendo la academia de noticias, se pronunciÓ formalmente en corte a favor deidente puede cancelar las credenciales de un reportero. y esa forma, lo Único que existe es el hecho de que sea un riesgo para la seguridad del presidente. >> la pelea continuarÁn corte las prÓximas semanas percance tiene que decidir si se violÓ el derecho del periodista. en washington, univisiÓn. jorge: el presidente trump de aconocer que responde las preguntas por escro de fiscal especialpor investigaciÓn se la posible intervenciÓn de los rusos en la campaÑa electoral. pero a una le ha hecho llegar esas respuestas. dice que personalmente redactÓ las respuestas y que estÁ preocupado por investigaciÓn. ilia: ana florida continÚa recuento manual de votos para determinar el ganadoren la contienda. se estÁn examinando más de 93,000 votos para determinar la intenciÓndel elector. el resultado puede determinar el ganador en la contienda en donde scott libero a nelson. >> quÉ va a pasar en washington con un senado controlado por los republicanos y una cÁmara de representantes representadas po

se trata de la primera academia que se realiza en los Últimos tres aÑos.nterno de un centro de detenciÓn para adultos en el condado de sonoma iniciÓ un incendio dentro de su celda. varios oficiales de la correccional y otros internos tuve nunca ser trasladados a ser atendidos por la inhalaciÓn de humo. ramÓn: transportan a el chapo todos los dÍas de la cÁrcel a la corte y algunos ianer los de del juicio. ♪ >> ¿sabe quienes son los mam? despuÉs de la pausa un reportaje especial sobre esta creciente comunidad en el este de la bahÍa. ♪ ♪ palmira: el Área de la bahÍa es una zona sumamente diversa donde se hablan muchos idiomas. un lenguaje que ha ido creciendo a pasos agigantados es el mam que hablan los indÍgenas mayas de guatemala. ramÓn: asÍ es. esa comunidad se ha concentrado mayormente en oakland lo de su presencia ha generado una necesidad de traductores porque muchos de estos indÍgenas ni siquiera hablan el espaÑol. jaime peluffo nos acompaÑa con este reporte especial en vivo. jaime: la comunidad mam en la bahÍa no se ha cuantificado con exactitud pero

ilia la academia estadounidense endureciÓ su postura contra las nalgadas, y otros castigos fÍsicos a para esta noche. patricia: hablaremos de arizona, civiles armados se dirigen a la frontera con mÉxico, con el propÓsito de proteger al paÍs ante el abuso de llegado de la caravana de migrantes. el 25% de los registrados para votar en las elecciones legislativas, ya lo han hecho por adelantado. tenemos una encuesta de la asociaciÓn nacional de funcionarios latinos electos. el voto puertorriqueÑo impulsado por los llanes del huracÁn marÍa,podría decidir en Última instancia las elecciones del senado y la gobernaciÓn de la florida en estos comicios de medio tÉrmino. tendremos mucho mÁs de las elecciones de maÑana esta noche en la ediciÓn nocturna. ilia ♪ ♪ ♪ ilia: dos mujeres aspiran a ser las primeras hispanas de texas entregara la cÁmara de representantes de estados unidos. ambas son demÓcratas. dicen que los ataques de trump las podrÍan ayudar a ganar. desde el paso, texas, juan carlos trae opiniones de las hispanas que maÑana podrÍan hacer historia. juan carlos: verÓnica escobar y sil

she's been most helpful in encouraging us to work with the universities and academia to make sure we have people understanding it's a great career field to come into any of our services and defend our country. >> if i might add, from the sustainable side, engineers and the technical work force are part that we have to have. it's a national defense issue. our growth industry is in software in development and sustainment for 50, 60 years of a weapon system. we need to recruit and retain engineers to keep that business going and provide a cost-effective solution for our readiness. >> do you see us doing that across the board as well as we could? what role should we be playing in terms of reaching out to students, whether it's in middle school, high school, to really help them to see -- we say you can't be what you can't see. we have there some communities, we have the opportunity for young people to know something about what's going on with the military and certainly with the air force, navy, etc. there are many communities in which that's not true. how do we make sure that we are reach

. >> tambiÉn su sueÑo es tener su propia academia, hoy conoceremos a una pequeÑa que 12 aÑos que combatela danza. para poner ritmo a la maÑana hoy nos cantara jimmie osorio. >> asÍ que prepÁrense para bailar juntos mÚsica original llena de fusiÓn, aquÍ en "un nuevo dÍa" mÁs cerca de ti. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ seÑores, comenzÓ oficialmente este viernes negro y llegÓ el momento mÁs esperado, familias abriÓ la tienda, vengan ven para acÁ que yo tengo mi carro aquÍ separado aquÍ estÁ la gente entrando, vean. >> hola, buenos dÍas cÓmo estÁn, cÓmo les va, aquÍ estÁ la gente cogiendo sus carros vean aquÍ tengo mis cosas preseleccionadas para mÁs adelante. >> mira para allÁ toda la gente entrando. >> sigan. >> sigan. >> bienvenidos. >> bienvenidos televisores estÁn por allÁ. ♪ mira que bonito grupo de baile que tenemos hoy. >> es el ballet de "un nuevo dÍa" ahi lo tenemos (risas) oigan, se ve que no hubo ensayo, hay mucho corazÓn, pero no hubo ensayo con el ballet. >> con el corazÓn. >> venga venga venga. >> una cosa asÍ. >> estamos con ellos. >> algo asÍ. >> estamos peor. >> ahÍ estÁ. >> muy bien, buenos dÍ

we spend a lot of time stewarding it and addressing it and working with the government and with academiato make sure that it remains robust. i would say that that's getting particularly challenging this day that we go into this for industrial revolution industry 4.0 you might have reported to this convergence of digital technologies augmented reality, virtual reality, artificial intelligence and so forth, all of which leverages data as fundamentally a new commodity in many ways and the skill and processing power we had to do with that. it. for compass like lockheed martin that has the skill and the resources to move into industry 4.0, if it's an exciting time and it's a great challenge and opportunity but for the supply base a lot of the small and midsize enterprises it's the root of the defense and usher base which is where this innovation comes from. oem is like lockheed martin rely on that extended supply base to bring the best to bear in service to our customers. they have all they can do to meet payroll in many cases, to find workers back and show to start a second or third shift. t

there are very few places where we go where we're at the table with the government and with academia and industry. for reasons never quite clear to me there aren't a lot of forums where that happens. but it's so important. that dialogue is really what shapes public needs so we understand public needs, and so they understand our capabilities as well as our challenges, especially in the supply chain and our ability to hire. i guess i don't hear the angst personally anywhere that i go. i think in general, me more -- the more we talk the better, the more we engage the better, the more we shape the future together the better. >> i agree it's a red herring but i wanted to put the elephant in the room from the go in case -- lest we avoid talking about it. ow let's move on to -- i'm sorry, eric. >> strategic supply chain manager. steve: let me turn now to a different question and that is where you may see or anticipate in our dealing a tension between industry 4.0 which is sort of the 20th century industrial resource we need if you will among them or the vision of 20th century industrial cap

there is in academia. there is an academia and a tradition of describing nationalism as though it is some kind of modern phenomenon. i don't see it that way. i understand the nation to be something that can be identified going all the way back to into coody. and in fact, in the classic of western civilization. we head among the pillars we have the hebrew bible which is a set of texts among other things. deals extensively the questions that we are can we talking about. and takes positions with respect to them. and in the event biblical tradition. the world consists of nations and peoples and in fact early modern political theory is very largely indebted especially in the anglo-american tradition to the translation if you want to know our forefathers what do they understand did they understand my nation. into understand what it was that they were reading in the bible when they read the bible every day and how they learned what a nation was from that. the history of western political thought can be understood

>> i think all the services are in a competition for talent with 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 in that gives them the relevant information to be able to do the task 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, but initially, they look good. but it's also getting those talented sailors who maintain those aircraft, who work on those ships. it is 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 differently to

generally in academia there are studies done not to have children which is quite sad butin also depending on your outlook but generally the lowest birth rate since 1978 of one.76 children. and the main reason that millennial's have given of the affordability of kids. you see this in all walks of life so you can think about that if they feel they can afford kids and what is going on in the country? . >> santa maria california go ahead. >>caller: i have lived here since 1971. family is farming and we have a lot of issues here with housing and we have corruption from the top down and code enforcement health department, child care and i can go on and on. and i volunteered to clean up my neighborhood want to get ininvolved with the government anybody can find out there is a problem. if you don't take those individual cities like san francisco or santa barbara to find out what is going on we will never get to the bottom of the problem. we have people standing on top of a house having parties keeping us up all night, crim night, crime, thousands of cars stolen every year, blah ahblah blah. >> ho

long-term service to academia in the state. since the great recession, the impact has been uneven. have a state, i am in tallahassee, the capital city where the governor's race will bring one of the candidates to reside it. we in florida have shown signs of improvement since the -- 2012. recessione a major and we had a housing bubble that burst. the households in florida are struggling financially. that includes when goes up.iving the service economy is where we are going to see people who will decide it. the basic need that it takes to survive here in florida, for food and health care and transportation. context, those are the people. , these major influencers are not social people. this is the president of the florida chamber, the president of the united way. different agencies, social service agencies, they speak of -- need that many iranians floridians are in poverty. host: susan mcmanus? guest: affordable housing is a big problem. that's why they are trying to deal with the problem. the service sector dominate nature of our economy is changing. we are becoming a more economica

i say, this is academia. [laughter] there is no winning it. this is no keeping it loose. here we are. on stage, and academia, keeping it loose with mcbride who is an appropriate first guest. we got john on the cool side of martin. where he belongs. [laughter] this is his natural habitat. we hope he becomes a regular visitor. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our friend, john. [applause] >> thank you. thank you for being here. this is our first, whatever you want to call it, first show. we started talking about this about a year ago. as a way to have conversations with writers. the book tour last year, for 20 years, this used to be book tours. i got tired of doing and signing books and i'm pretty lazy way anyway. i didn't want to travel around the country. writers should tour. if you can, it's important for the business, provider tours and meet the fans and say hello to people. to say things and all that. i went to 20 cities last year, 20 bookstores and everywhere i went, i would invite local writers to come to the store to do the event. to have a conversation. we taped

and the research to bring that to something concrete a solid mind between academia and the rest of the world. and then when harry reid invited her to direct the bailout and the watchdog to the bailouts. she was able to put all of that insight into a real-world practice that was important and gave her that maybe this was fantastic. there is so much more that a person can do. and then the tarp oversight. it group. directing that. it's that public service thing. and i think she would've realized something she would enjoy doing if she have not first gotten into government by people that invited her because of expertise to contribute. it's been a real pleasure. thank you so much. c-span launched book tv 20 years ago and since then we had covered at thousands of thousands of authors and book festivals standing over 54,000 hours. in 2003. i bet you didn't know that they declared me first lady of the century. this of course accompanied by a picture of my have superimposed draped over a harley-davidson bike. biker babe of the century was one headline. it was quite an honor and certainly worthy

of my essays called double standard, selected outrage from the left and it's the hollywood media, academia, foreign policy, just kind of my take on the world, which is that america is the greatest country that's ever been, many people don't appreciate how great we are, let's not get away from the values that made america great. let's cut the nonsense about racism and sexism, not that they don't exist but no longer major problems in america anymore and that's my whole outlook on life. >> host: the last time we spoke to you was at the l.a. book fair a couple of years ago. >> guest: right. >> host: you had an auto guy graph -- book. >> guest: called dear father, dear son two lives and eight hours, an eight hour conversation i had through my father whom i thought was an sob. my father and my mother were still heard and remained married. just did not like it. i thought the was ornery, spanked us to quickly and harshly and was happy when hi wasn't home. unfortunately for us, my father started a small cafe when i was ten years old and so all of us had to work for him. didn't like working for him

deep down there, with really, really smart minds from across business, the economy, government, academia. we will really explore in some depth these big trends that are changing and shaping our world. >> fantastic. i know you have a great lineup of guests planned. we look forward to it. thanks so much. gerry's new program launches next friday, november 30th airing immediately after this program at 9:30 p.m. eastern. everybody here at fox business is so thrilled about the program and to have gerry on the team. we look forward to it. >> thanks, ma maria. >> don't go anywhere. >> the federal reserve is expected to raise interest rates in december but when will the economy feel the impact of that hike? >> the u.s. economy could look very different in the first quarter, first half of 2019, than it does today. >> with maria bartiromo's this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart beds are on sale now during ultimate sleep number week. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. it can even warm your feet to help

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with some really smart minds from across business, the economy, government, academia, really exploring in some depth, these big trends that are changing and shaping our world. maria: that sounds fantastic. i know you have a great lineup of guests plan. the new program launch is next friday, november 30 immediately after this program at 9:30 p.m. eastern aeveryone here it fox business is so thrilled about the program. and to have gerry baker on the team. good luck with that. do not go anywhere my interview with robert kaplan is next. rais in december but when will the economy feel the impact of that hike? >> the u.s. economy could look very different in the first quarter, first half of 2019, than it does today. >> with maria bartiromo's >> with maria bartiromo's - [narrator] do you have less energy than you used to? - when i was young, into my teens and when i went into college and played college tennis, i could play all day long and never get tired. as i got older, i started noticing a change in energy. - [narrator] scientist have discovered that after you reach age 40, your body produ

you know georgia to get a shift gears a little bit here one of my pet peeves being having been in academia and now in media for a long time is that i'm really sick and tired of the left capturing language and appropriating meaning to everything you know if you watch american cable t.v. like c.n.n. and m s n b c everything is racist well if everything is racist then nothing is racist and so nationalism is something. it's really nasty but there is no the the people that say that have very little idea what they're talking about ok and i find that this appropriation of language you know if you say globalist are all you're a racist an enticing an anti-semite why i don't see any evidence for that but you hear it all the time go ahead george yes yes yes absolutely the right it's now everything is a matter of in kind of a reductio ad hit lare on you know you describe every discussion boils down to hitler well they hitler was full of this so therefore you'll fall for the same thing as hitler was therefore you are like hitler i mean that's the level of discussion i mean a few days ago tucker carlson

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