. ♪ se trata de la academia de bachata el primer programa en el mundo dedicado exclusivamente a estebachata. >> claro muchas gracias por atender a esta entrevista, dinos ¿cÓmo se fundo el proyecto y cÓmo llegaste tÚ a participar en el? >> bueno un amigoer cubrir sus vine por un mes y ayer casi dos aÑos. >> wow! >> te enamoraste me imagino de este proyecto. >> sÍ, bueno, lo que pasa es que la guitarra, la mÚsica la bachata cambio mi vida y yo pienso que si puedo ayudar otro muchacho que la bachata la mÚsica le cambie su vida es parte de mi misiÓn. >> por quÉ es importante enseÑarle la mÚsica a los niÑos especialmente la mÚsica del paÍs al que ellos pertenecen? >> sÍ, porque son nuestras raÍces, nuestra cultura musical, es como el diario vivir, aquÍ la bachata estÁ impregnada en el dÍa a dia, en la coo cotidiano. >> hay que contar a las personas que tÚ vives en santo domingo, y manejas 8 horas para enseÑar a los niÑos ¿por quÉ lo haces? >> por el gran amor que tengo por la academia por la escuela, por la bachata y como te cia decÍa ha cambiado mucho vida, me ha hecho sentir otra person

francisca: en la academia de estilismo. directas. son uno a uno. >> quise hacer el curso con irma porque voy de la mano con ella de manera mÁs profesional para involucrarme en el mundo del estilismo. desde hace mucho tiempo me he dedicado a ser mamÁ, me quiero reinventar, quiero juntar mi pasiÓn y aparte mejorar el mi persona. >> soy estilista y compradora personal en california y viene para acÁ para aprender a establecer con diseÑadores relaciones para que me presten ropa para desfiles y eventos. irma: muchas de ellas buscan en mÍ esa parte de empoderamiento. las clases de estilismo, aquÍ no hay clase que no sirva. todo lo que se enseÑa es porque se va a aplicar. el mÉtodo "trabaja" con ese mÉtodo y se mi empresa, no soy sÓlo estilista y tambiÉn soy empresaria. ana: felicidades a irma por esta academia. me encanta ver como en todos los Ámbitos hay como reinventarse y seguir aprendiendo y 100 de mano de las mejores quÉ mejor que hacerlo? a vestido infinidad de artistas. francisca:vivir con propÓsito y liderazgo, cando uno s

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orientar as residentes las personas q aprenderÁn sobre sus derechos civiles. >> desde que empezamos la academiaa comunidad hispana tiene con el departamento del sheriff cada miÉrcoles usted podrÁ participar en la oficina del algo asÍ del condado de alameda vamos a cambiar de tema el mÉdico forense revelÓ la autopsia ahora la fiscalÍa podrÍa presentar nuevas acusaciones. >> la autopsia que se le f determinÓ que murió de complicaciones por una herida contundente a la cabeza basado en la eliminaciÓn se ha determinado que la muerte de por homicidio el actor estÁ acusado y los cargos podrÍan ser mucho mÁs serios a iban a tener para establecer si las cobertura de la prensa ha sido suficiente como para que hayan creado una determinaciÓn. >>vamos a hablar de cuestiones de salud cientÍficos desarrollaron la primera pÍldora anticonceptiva unisex aseguran que saldrÁ a la venta en el aÑo 2025 la pÍldora la podrÁn tomar mujeres y hombres por igual para brindar calidad en algunos. y para conocer en detalle mÁs sobre esta pÍldora encontrarÁ un Ártico uno completo y ya esta ponible completamente gratis aparece

intelligence community, with all the communities we serve, and increasingly with our partners in academia and the private sector. the reality is the threats we diverse, tooe too dangerous, and too all-encompassing for any of us to tackle alone. as you heard, i last left doj's leadership back in 2005, and at the time i think it's there to say we were still in many ways building up our national security capabilities in the wake of the 9/11 attacks, and we had made a lot of progress by the time i left, but coming back now, i see a before and after with a break in the private sector that jumps out at me more, and i see firsthand the strides, really incredible strides, that have been made toward keeping people safe from all kinds of harm come from an increasingly wide array of bad guys. in some ways, for me, it's a little bit like the experience that i'm sure a lot of you have had of seeing the child of an old friend. the last time i saw you, you were like, this tall. when did you get so big? when did you get so grown up? of course, i would start thinking, even using that analogy makes me wond

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dicen que este fenÓmeno puede aumentar ya que el virus es altamente contagioso por varios dÍas >> la academian historial mÉdico e informaciÓn de ellos >> los reportes dicen que esto puede llegar a detectar problemas de salud asÍ como responder a preguntas que pueden tener los nuevos padres >> la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud, uno de los niÑos menores no deben tener acceso al internet y televisiÓn eso es lo que dicen, los niÑos menores de cinco aÑos tiene que pasar menos de una hora enfrente de estos equipos los padres deben elegiÓo >> vamos a hablar de este termÓmetro definitivamente comparaciÓn con la semana pasada estamos disfrutando de estas ten para futurt temperaturas >> vamos a ver los cambios estas prÓximas horas nuestro prono pronÓstico de nubosidad precisamente en las horas de la madrugada vemos lluvia hasta la lÍnea costera >> y vemos actividades de precipitaciÓn hacia la zona de las montaÑas se nos va a permitir ver las temperatura durante los prÓximos dÍas >> hasta el momento yo les recomiendo que si no va a pasar por ninguna lÍnestin de semanaÁa mejor opciÓn por lo menos vamos

un vehículo honda que iba a alta velocidad para luego determinar, el conductor le dijo a nuestra academiay cerca de él se fue corriendo para el baño. Él que tiene 15 años con esta panadería agrega que su empleado quedó traumatizado pero tuvieron suerte. si estuviera ocurrido más tarde o durante la mañana donde viene más gente. el resultado hubie sido peor. tequa el ect de la planta ayudaría para curar síndrome del colón. >> se estima que en méxico casi el 40% de la población padece de este mal. >>> investigan en brasil, y destruyeron pilares de un puente que estaba en la región amazónica del país. y cayeron a las aguas tras el accidente. y es uno de los puertos más ocupados del país. >>> unas mujeres hispanas más importantes de la historia de te en nuevo méxico, hoy nos cuenta cuál es su filosofía de vida >>> cuando no está muy preocupada por su trabajo, la familia. como puede tener un impacto de lo que está pasando en la vida política. lo bueno de ser organizadora es que el trabajo de nosotros es inculcar a la gente, tiene mucho poder. cambiamos, ayudar a la licencia de conducir también,

el Único entrenamiento que tienen es el que recibieron cuando estaban en la academia.5 aÑos lanzÓ de manera oficial su campaÑa rumbo a las presidenciales del 2020. el anuncio lo hizo en ohio. una comunidad de clase trabajadora que tras la salida de empleos abandonÓ el partido demÓcrata nos 1016 para darle su voto donald trump. dijo que se postulaba porque quiere vivir en un paÍs profundamente dividido en partidos. >> y en berlÍn con la canciller alemana se reuniÓ con un grupo de cientes europeos. obama estÁ en alemania como parte de una gira con su fundaciÓn para motivar a la juventud a tener liderazgo en la vida de sus paÍses. >> 300 estudiantes europeos recibieron con aplausos en berlÍn al expresidente de estados unidos barack obama. " no estoy aquÍ para apoyar a ningÚn partido polÍtico", aadvirtiÓ a la audiencia. su presencia en alemania obedece un encuentro organizado por la fundaciÓn que preside junto a su esposa y que tenÍa como propÓsito motivar a los jóvenes asumir responsabilidades y liderazgo. obama resaltÓ la importancia de que los jÓvenes hagan frente a los

>> well, many women that are leaving academia in the sciences will often find roles that are sort of outside what we normally think of in terms of science careers. so many of them will go into teaching and other roles like that. but i'm not sure that we really have a great idea of where they're all going and how we can keep women into these fields. i don't feel like that has been well addressed at all. >> do you any it was lack of advancement that's driving them snoument why are they leaving? >> it's hard for me to answer that. i think there are many reasons why someone would leave mid career. part of that may be that there are family considerations that happen. it can be difficult being in academia, as i'm sure many of you know and especially it's not always easy to balance roles for many of these women living mid career, it's a time when they do have children. but i'm not really well versed enough into the research. and i'm sure there are many people going into this, i hope so, that are looking into why people leave and ways that we can retain them. >> thank you. >> building on tha

they have been in some industries around the country, they have been very popular in academia for many years although, in many cases, they have really been trying to get workers to leave early rather than to keep them longer. in 2016,federal level a regulation was passed that all federal agencies have to create a phased retirement program for their employees, so at the federal level, they are really looking at this and depending on the lessons learned at the federal level, it could offer important implications to the private sector. host: back to illinois, phil is waiting. caller: good morning. i have a question about the number of people that have savings for retirement. is, are theseon people that can afford to have savings for retirement? because, if you look at the , don't quite a few people, maybe 50%, pay little or no taxes? it's not surprising that people don't have retirement savings. well, first, it is true that it is hard to save for a lot of these people. what happens very often, they may be contributing to their plans, but they may have credit card debt, they may have other

deben pasar más de una hora al día viendo el televisor >>> esto es muy similar a los consejos de la academiaa que los niños se distraigan ahora el teléfono celular del papá o de la mamá de cambio tienen que limitarlo especialmente si son menores de un año >>> un grupo de científicos de la universidad de california en san francisco desarrolló un decodificador que permite traducir las señales del cerebro a un lenguaje hablado con ayuda de la inteligencia artificial. >>> esto servirá para las personas que han perdido el habla causa de una enfermedad neurológica pero es poco probable que funcionen traumatismos y lesiones cerebrales >>> y aunque los resultados de los estudios son prometedores tiene que pasar años hasta que la tecnología esté a disposición los pacientes >>> también para que los adapten a otros idiomas distintos al inglés >>> al menos ya es un avance >>> y el ejercicio podría ser la clave para evitar los dolores en algunas partes del cuerpo cuando lleguemos a la tercera edad >>> ejemplo de dos mujeres que son reflejo de esto >>> esta clase está llena de personas mayores y aunque si

>> you come from a background in academia so i'm very arrested and how that shapes your views. >> one reason i was so excited to step back into the newsroom is that it viewed me with a sense of optimism to be surrounded by all of the commentator young people who tie until the young people who want to go into journalism and see this as a mission and the future is in good hands and it's our job to make sure so they can take it over. >> this is all the time we have i can't take your questions because i have so many. now we will move to the next portion of the program. [applause] good morning everyone. i margaret sullivan columnist for the "washington post," and i'm very happy to be here today with three incredible journalists. i'm divided to introduce them. the senior computational reporter of the dallas morning news was part of the team whose investigation painted the prophet revealed thousands of texans were being denied life-sustaining drugs and treatments by contractors hired to

louise: i do -- in academia. louise: i do. eugene: i am very interested in how that shapes your views. louise: i think one gift i brought from the classroom back into the newsroom, and one reason i was so excited to step back into a newsroom, is it really imbued me with a sense of optimism to be surrounded by all of the bright, talented young people who want to go into journalism, who really see this thinkission, and who i are -- you know, the future is in good hands. i think it is our job to make sure it is there so they can take it over. eugene: awesome. that is encouraging. unfortunately this is all the time we have. you can see them on post live. the twitter handles are all on the "washington post" live twitter account. thank you, and we will now move to the next portion of our program. [applause] >> showing that during his tenure -- announcer: a meeting with president trump out the white house, homeland security secretary kiersten nielsen submitted her resignation. president trump tweeted, "secretary of homeland security

. >> tristemente la atenciÓn que se le pudo haber dado muchos es que causaron los miembros de la academiaienso que estÁ mal. nosotros nos ocupamos de la biblioteca. nada mÁs porque estÁn ahÍ haciendo su trabajo a vesi n >> segÚn integrantes del distrito escolar con este recorte anunciado esperan ahorrar $14,000,000 y aunque es doloroso dijo que es necesario. >> las decisiones son difÍciles y se tienen que llevar a cabo hoy. si dejamos que se deje para el siguiente dÍa o para el siguiente aÑo llegamos a una situaciÓn donde el presupuesto no estÁ balanceado y sacramento viene y toma control del distrito. marÍa: ademÁs de los 14 empleados de bibliotecas que serÁn despedidos, otras posiciones consideradas para ser eliminadas son dos asistentes de oficinas y un par de empleados de mantenimiento. por otra parte, el alcalde san josÉ dijo esta semana que su gobierno se opondrÁ a un incremento propuesto de poco mÁs del 2% en la factura del agua. esta medida fue impulsada recientemente por la empresa san josÉ water. >> estos son los esfuerzos de la compaÑÍa san josÉ water. marÍa: la compaÑía dijo a

>> i mentioned the academia. i don't think anybody in this room is a prize there's been this marxism trend and movement and nihilism in our country for many years but you mentioned california. i call semper cisco where that in practice law the utopian petri dish of the united states because -- >> that's a lot of bacteria. >> a lot of factory on the streets. incubate these leftist crazy issues and they become state law and the next propagate to other states and they infect everything. that marxism faxes and we have an academy actually, others of common feminism in 1970 1970 ws beginning to exhibit these stalinist tendencies of the movement turning upon itself and devouring itself and devouring older people. we are seeing that now in other walks of life. the same mentality that is affecting our colleges and universities, california just passed a law that large corporations have to have female representation on the boards as a matter of law. use it happen in other states, you will see that happen, and that comes fro

academia and hollywood elites together reaching a new low with admissions of guilt running rampant in the college admissions scandal. parents attempting to express how sorry they are for minimal lighting the system in a bold, crass legal way. felicity huffman is one of those parents you will see in the college admissions scandal along with 12 other parents and one coach. lori laughlin, you know her from a full house. she is not yet entered her plea. what is wrong with these people connect earlier we why would you be so desperate to get her child into college and in some cases here not especially good one that you would have someone else take the sat for them? for have them listed as a coach recruit and don't even play? know college is worth any of that in my mind. i got to add effectively say about communicate to your child that it is okay to cheat? she says her daughter did not know that someone else was taking her sat. i sure hope she did not. just imagine what that suggests about huffman now faces four-12 or rather ten at this point months in jail or could be more. some people thin

there's a lot of different thingss going on at the highest levels here of academia., we see that the washington structure is dissolving. the problem with the fbi. and it is scary to think, even academia, the higher education structure, is corrupt. but we've got to face it. it's like if you have cancer, you've got to admit it, and then you've got to work on it to get the thing fixed. that's what we have to do. >> tucker: tammy bruce, great to see you tonight. thank you. as just mentioned, ivy league and universities are some of the richest in the world that harvard has a $36 billion endowment. that is more than the entire gdp of paraguay, more than three times what goldman sachs made last year, which is a lot of money. but for some reason, the federal government hands out billions of dollars to the universities and set of financing, i don't know, border security or clean water in flint, michigan, some thing else that might help normal people get organization open the books to reveal just how much of these schools profit from tax players, and also exposed billions bein

the twitter accounts that have come up, metoo for musicians, the film industry, academia, and so on. women have been using these platforms to post about workplace bullying, to accusations of sexual misconduct by celebrities. brent: there are some not so pleasant consequences. >> on monday, a mexican rock star committed suicide after being accused of sexual misconduct against a young woman. she was 13 at the time, more than a decade ago. her anonymous letter was posted to one of these twitter accounts on sunday. she said that he told me that i should go back to his house. he want it to teach me how to kiss. he told me things that were increasingly disgusting and sexual. just one day later, he posted his suicide letter to twitter before posting his own life. he wrote, i will say this categorically, this accusation is false. i will lose my job, as it relies on my public credibility. i life is over and there is no way out. my death is not a declaration of my guilt, it is a declaration of my innocence. other women have been posting similar accounts against him. the question that many peop

you come from a background in academia. >> i do. >> so i'm very interested in how that shapes your views. >> i think one gift i brought from the classroom back into the news room and one reason i was so excited to step back into a news room is it really imbued with me a sense of optimism to be surrounded by all the bright, talented young people who want to go into journalism, who really see this as a mission and who i think we are -- who are, you know, the future is in good hands and i think it's our job to make sure it's there so they can take it over. >> awesome. that is encouraging. unfortunately, this is all the time we have. i didn't take any of your questions because i had so many, but you can see them on post-live and their twitter handles are on "the washington post" live account. and i want to thank you. we'll now move to the next portion of our program. [applause]. [inaudible conversations]

. >> al principio molesta, pero despuÉs cuando vi lo que estaba haciendo la academia que realmente leos venezolanos. peggy: mientras para sus compaÑeros, su mejor atributo es su profesionalismo no tan rÍgido. >> nos divertimos mucho, indudableÍ es bastante exigente. peggy: daniela recibirÁ el premio por junio en singapur, a donde viajarÁ con parte de su equipo. peggy carranza, univisiÓn. jorge: muchas felicidades. tenemos un adelanto de lo que tenemos esta noche en facebook wathc. >> soy pedro rojas . esta noche en riel amÉrica con jorge ramos los voy a traer a conocer un poco en profundidad este campamento de grupo de los patriotas, grupo armado civil que ha estado patrullando la frontera del sur de nuevo mÉxico y en los Últimos dÍas ha estado bajo la presiÓn del fbi, autoridades del estado de nuevo mÉxico y también del apertura ya fronteriza. no se la pierda esta noche a las 7:00 p.m. en facebook watch. jorge: en solo segundos. esto es todo desde las vegas. gracias por vernos. ilia: buenas noches, jorge. tenemos dentro de poco en facebook y maÑana en el noticiero. a ustedes gracias

medical of women school or enrolled in a college of medicine and more than half of women faculty in academia reported having experienced some form of sexual harassment. recommendedhas federal research agencies require institutes to report havepeople on grants violated sexual harassment policies were then put on leave due toe harassment allegations, a recommendation the national science foundation has since adopted. nih needs to step up and demonstrate greater leadership in holding its partners accountable as well. it is not acceptable to defer to grantee institutions or other agencies to address harassment rather than actually requiring them to report when it happens in research settings or by researchers funded by nih grants. harassment undermines scientists and researchers professional and educational attainment and erodes the integrity of the research enterprise. it makes survivors feel inferior and that they don't belong and it drives promising scientists away from research at great cost to our nation and our scientific advancement. i expect more from nih on this issue. i would like to w

academia and it's fights because now they will have some of the time. harry. things to look on and to reflect on into the research on and again this is the time because that's right in their own history. the first small step has been made. the findings and interpretations made by the african partners of them. will be incorporated into the tanzania collection in the form. it's where. i would have just. going to his to. for there would be present at us it would be extremely disturbed when all of that is nothing about you but your. interpretation. does the humbled for a man's completion curage isn't thinking about how to best showcase the many exhibits we met director. for a tour of what's still very much a work in progress. germany's most prominent construction site is approaching the finish line for six and a half years workers have been busy here day and night one hundred thousand square meters and six hundred million euros of pure construction costs all according to plan they say. it's still hard to believe that by the end of twenty nineteen berlin will final

and there are people on both sides, but particularly on one, there are institutions like academia, thetainment industry, there are politicians who are actually getting famous and powerful and rich by telling us that we should hate our neighbors. which is, by the way, very impractical. nobody in history has ever been insulted into agreement. so everybody watching us who wants to be more persuasive needs to be more contemptuous. less contemptuous. gerry: how do we start to break down these barriers that have built up? you say it's as bad as, you know, sentiment as between the israelis and palestinians. >> yeah. we have to recognize the problems we have politically are not like the palestinians and israelis. we basically have political differences. they're big, but they're political differences nonetheless. and that means having a realistic view about what's going on is a good way to start. the other point is that when we feel contempt, ordinarily it's because we've been treated with contempt. and this is actually a major opportunity for each of us. this is a book that's really a self-imp

we're seeing that in academia amongst our foreign policy elite as well. something that we talked about in the opening remarks in the fireside chat with ambassador roy and our speakers today are eminence experts on foreign policy, on u.s./china relations and on security as well as on diplomacy. and i have the pleasure of joining this panel to moderate and to guide this conversation, and i look forward to a very engaging, interactive question and answer session with you at the end. so we will begin with opening remarks from each of our speakers. they will speak for about ten minutes each on the state of u.s./china relations and their assessment of what the primary challenges are and what those implicati implications will be taking us for the country. and we'll begin with dr. sutter. >> thanks so much. can you hear me with the mic? everybody okay? no. how about now? better? yes? in the back? okay. great. thanks. it's a great pleasure for me to be here and to speak with you about this topic. and i thank the organizers and several of my students who were invol

of interior and now the story that has come out that has kind of built itself in the media and in academia but the success story is that somehow the country was kind of predetermined to be successful because of its strong civil society strong state and so on but when you look at what happened in the first weeks of the transition actually been at least close i they inherited power and the reason they had conceded to elections for a constituent assembly is because the opposition kept the pressure of the street pressure for over the period of a few weeks and i think this is an important lesson to for sudan and i think this is a lesson that the sudanese. he did all right i'd like to go back to the risk of violence i do think i do think there is a real risk of violence in the most likely scenario would be part of the regime attempting a coup against the military council but it's important to bear in mind that this risk is in everyone's mind including in among the leaders of the military and security apparatus going to have to leave it there unfortunately we are outside thanks very much to all t

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us but far too often the voices of our leaders come from the hollow halls of privilege wealth in academia far too disconnected from the street level reality of the struggle so today let's throw out the status quo works up to believers and thoughts and give voice to the voiceless as we start watching the hawks. get the. real deal with. like you that i got. with. this.

us but far too often the voices of our leaders come from the hollow halls of privilege wealth and academia far too disconnected from the street level reality of the struggle so today let's throw out the status quo except believers and thoughts and give voice to the voiceless as we start watching the hawks. get the. real deal it's. like you that i got. with that we. would. welcome everyone to watch tyrrell been through and joining us today to discuss the luger case and his new book we speak for ourselves a word from forgotten black america has authored the watkins the always a pleasure having you on thank you for having me so deep i want to start men now thankfully due to the outrage in social media and the million of eyes the just watch that video we saw that one viral the instant the charges have been dropped against the luke lucas as they do you know he's not going to face any actual charges because originally they had a month to let resisting arrest because he was trying to move his hand to keep his head from bouncing on the pavement as they're doing it but here we are getting looking a

is you know you know me too me too for musicians me too for the film industry for journalists for academia and so on. and so women have been using these platforms to anonymously posts or kinds of accusations ranging from workplace bullying to accusations of sexual misconduct by celebrities and that's had some you not so pleasant consequences you. yeah that's right so on monday the mexican rock star mundo vega feel he committed suicide after being accused of sexual misconduct against a young woman she was thirteen at the time more than a decade ago. her anonymous letter was posted to one of these recounts on sunday and in it she wrote he told me that i should go back to his house and he wanted to teach me how to kiss he told me things that were increasingly disgusting and explicitly sexual until i got really scared and then just one day later amanda vega feel himself pose that his suicide letter to twitter before taking his own life. he wrote i will say this categorically this accusation is false i will lose my job as it relies on my public credibility my life is over and there is no way ou

but also academia in general. so wanting to get some balance so that in some ways not where people were doing on friday and saturday night but during the school week or sunday morning. one of the things i think is really interesting about music of the technology this is a song that people used across the political connection. it is associated with communist party activism. it is the song of protest until the 1960s when it gets displaced by freedom songs like we shall overcome. it becomes the signature song of the black movement. >> think you. the question about music as technology one of the threads through each of the books that you all had written for this panel is something about the ways that we assemble around music in what those associations might do. i can wonder if you could say something about the ways ways that those things happen during the time that you are writing about and maybe ways you can see them continuing currently. >> i guess i think of music as a community organizing tool. just doing that. an