alan: buenos dÍas.s y vientos con fuerza de huracÁn, el mal tiempo amenaza a unas 80,000,000 de personas en la regiÓn, hay daÑos generalizados y romy de frÍas tiene lo Último en vivo desde los Ángeles. te escuchamos atentamente. romy: asÍ es, llego el invierno al sur de california y de quÉ manera, el dÍa de hoy nos levantamos con los guantes puestos y es que esta tormenta invernal ha traÍdo mucho frÍo y mucha lluvia al sur de california, especialmente te quiero contar que en el centro de los Ángeles se rompiÓ un rÉcord y es que desde 1888 nno se veÍa mÁs de dos pulgadas de lluvia y eso fue precisamente lo que cayÓ en este rÍo, el rÍo de los Ángeles, estaba tan lleno que arrastrÓ tres automÓviles durante la tormenta, las autoridades tardaron varias horas en poder sacar esos automÓviles del rÍo, al norte del estado en las zonas que fueron afectadas por los incendios hay varias personas duro que ser evacuadas de sus hogares por miedo a deslaves de esa zona montaÑosa que se acaba de quemar, eso es lo que pu

alan: asÍ es.uevo amor. ——pillamos alan: desde perÚ vamos a conocer al artesano manuel que fue uno de los elegidos para crear el pesebre, que este aÑo presentarÁ el vaticano en la plaza de san pedro. angÉlica: quÉ honor . te mostramos un autobÚs que se voltea y queda atrapado en medio de un poderoso tornado. alan: todo esto y mucho mÁs te esperamos aquÍ en " despierta am raÚl: gracias por continuar con nosotros esta maÑana quien "despierta amÉrica". amanecemos con la muerte de carmen salinasquien llevaba internada en cuidados intensivo por un derrame cerebral. maity: amanecemos con esa noticia, lamentable muerte y la mujer que entregÓ su vida a lo que fue el arte de la pelÍcula, del teatro, de la televisiÓn,ma de seis dÉcadas jones estÁ rindiendo homenaje en vivo hacia la ciudad de mÉxico. francisca: estÁ guadalupe andrade con todos los detalles. guadalupe: como nos dice realmente la noticia colapsÓ al mundo del espectÁculo. ayer a la medianoche nos enteramos a travÉs de las redes sociales de que c

jessi: alan acaba de gritar "quiero el mÍo". alan: la piernitas.cago y a texas, que se unen a la transmisiÓn a esta hora. [hablan a la vez] jessi: ya casi llega la noche buena, desde ya te animamos a que disfrutes junto a los tuyos, pero recuerda siempre pensar y actuar con responsabilidad. marÍa antonieta: sobre todo, lo seguimos diciendo, repunte de contagios de coronavirus. " ahora al toco a fulano...". es una realidad, y la tenemos que enfrentar, mÁscara, lavada de manos, y distancia, vea cÓmo estamos aquÍ, de lejitos, pero de cerca. jhonny: desde aquÍ sabemos cÓmo hacerlo, y por eso insistimos en las recomendaciones, y ustedes lo van a agradecer siempre. nuestra karla y francisca estÁn desde sus hogares. karla: buenos dÍas. precisamente, cuidÁndonos, siguiendo los protocolos de la compaÑÍa, prÓximamente estaremos por allÁ, con el favor de dios. estamos con mucha energÍa desde nuestros bares, y les decimos que los organiza son los pequeÑines, estÁn ansiosos con la llegada de santa. ¿cÓmo se han portado? francisca: espero que bien, yo ni dice "y

alan: that's really helpful. i think we have a lot of evidence that states are reasonably good at engaging with managed care companies, as you note the data but probably a lot of variability in their ability or maybe their desire to push to the next level which is not just that you have a contract with an entity but that you're actually then overseeing and demanding and encouraging real improvements in care for the enrollees. your state experience in massachusetts, my first state experience was also in massachusetts. and it's, you know, it's -- we all know all states are different but that as i worked in other states, i found that the infrastructure, that kind of oversight in massachusetts was stronger than it was in much of the rest of the country. of course my data are now very, very old. but i am curious sort of what's the federal government's role in pushing or helping the states move beyond that first layer of say, we've got managed care contracts, that's good enough. daniel: i would say this with great affe

alan: vamos al espacio. que sueÑan en algÚn momento ser parte de la nasa y ser astronautas especialmente? >> yo les dirÍa que sigan su pasiÓn, que sigan la pasiÓn con humildad, que la sigan con disciplina que poco a poco van a lograr lo que quieran. satcha: felicidades. alan: 12,000 candidatos. satcha: estaremos siguiendo cada paso en esta nueva aventura. agradecemos astrid rivera por conversar con Él. todo estarÍa. de cambiar en california, al menos para los ladrones, es que hemos visto vÍdeos donde en masa se llevan todo lo que encuentran a su paso en cuestiÓn de segundos. karla: muchas personas se preguntan cÓmo lo hacen una y otra vez, la policÍa los captura pero casi de inmediato quedan en libertad sin tener que pagar hasta fianza. alan: es por eso que socorro cruise nos revela lo que van a considerar hacer las autoridades para acabar con este gran pero gran problema. socorro: muy buenos dÍas. ustedes lo han dicho, el crimen estÁ imparable los Ángeles on un aumento en las balaceras del 73%, asÍ lo dijo

alan: unos tacos de birria. chef: apostado. alan: mÉxico—chile por univisiÓn y tud.ue tocó? paola! si tus lentas velocidades de carga te hicieran ver como una mala niñera, oh, no. puede que necesites mejor internet. at&t fiber te da velocidades de carga más rápidas para videollamadas más fiables. obtén at&t fiber, planes desde $35 al mes por un año. disponibilidad limitada en ciertas áreas. llama al 855.solo.att satcha: un aumento significativo de cruces se registra ahora mismo la frontera. el minutos verÁs el impacto que tiene el nuevo flujo migratorio y sabrÁs que le exige al gobernador de arizona y el presidente joe biden para frenar la entrada de inmigrantes. el lÍder de instagram testifica hoy ante el congreso sobre las polÍticas de la red social para proteger a los menores de edad y te diremos el impacto que tendrÍan sus declaracionesen lo que hacen o no tus hijos en dicha aplicaciÓn. esta maÑana excelentes noticias, el costo de la gasolina por fin baja. no sÓlo eso, tambiÉn disminuye el precio del gas natural, entÉrate a quÉ se debe y por cuÁnto tiempo se mant

alan ruskin with deutsche bank.absolutely brilliant about how much work the fed needs to do given the economic backdrop. tom: peter orszag, i give great credit. multiple tests that any monetary policy leader has. they glide out to this so-called terminal rate. my distinction is it is about economic growth at the end of the day, and the machine has worked in america. maybe it is a fiscal stimulus, maybe it is not. what is so unique about this fed meeting is how alone america is in relative prosperity. jonathan: one question for a lot of people with this fed meeting is where the hawkish price comes from. we have talked about the taper accelerating. where does the hawkish surprise come from? lisa: bill dudley pointing to the longer-term expectations in terms of whether they will shift. what alan ruskin just said about the bond market not being the smart money because of how distorted it has become because of monetary policy is massive. the implications are massive. jonathan: another fixed income geithner it is the smar

alan: no tomamos. [hablan a la vez] alan: no hay fiesta, esta noche es tranquilo.sino la desvelada. carlos: maÑana es sÁbado. mac: y el domingo tienen que estar "despierta amÉrica" en domingo. ya regresamos. >> estamos en todas las redes sociales, signos en twitter, facebook e instagram. revive tu cemento favorito www.despiertaamÉrica.com el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. carlos: si hay que tiene que celebrar este 2021 es camilo. quÉ Éxito. y ahora pisÓ por primera vez el mÁs grande escenario del mundo hispano, el auditorio nacional de la ciudad de mÉxicocumpliendo sueÑos, quÉ locura. mac: nuestros amigos de televisa espectÁculos estuvieron ahÍ. reportero: camilo conquistÓ el auditorio nacional con la mÚsica de su tubo " mis manos ". [mÚsica] [mÚsica] reportero: el cantante colombiano rompiÓ un rÉcord poco comÚn en menos de 24 horas logrÓ vender todas las entradas para el coloso de reformay por si fuera poco, para comprobar el poder de su mÚsica abriÓ una segunda fecha, la cual en pocos minutos se convirtiÓ nuevamente en sho out. camilo: que medio

alan: estamos listos para teletÓn.del disco navideÑo. carlos: ahora tiene dos invitados muy especiales. su hija lucero y su madre. cuenta con tres canciones nuevas. ♪ ♪ noche de paz, noche de amor ♪ todo duerme alrededor ♪ ♪ >> a sÓlo una semana del estreno este material estÁ a punto de 1 millÓn de vistas en internet y redes sociales. lucero hija se ha llevado fuerte cantidad de comentarios positivos. mijares: hizo otra figura. mÁs rebelde vamos a decir. para que se entienda. la lÍnea melÓdica, creo que encajaba muy bien. se lanzÓ y como tÚ dices quedÓ muy bonito. tiene un buen rango. sus graves los protege muy bien con mucho aire. ♪ ♪ todo el mundo celebra con fe ♪ a ese niÑo nacido en belÉn ♪ >> en estos tiempos el cantante descubriÓ que en familia ellos pueden realizar proyectos importantes. como conciertos, canciones y mÁs. mijares: descubriendo cosas que con el dÍa a dÍa normal antes de la pandemia de repente no tenÍas tanto tiempo de convivencia. en ese sentido ha ayudado la pandemia. a revisar y a hacer un autoa

alan: imÁgenes que nunca vamos a olvidar.l mundo dieron el Último adiÓs al inolvidable vicente fernÁndez. francisca: en el rancho los tres potrillos en donde pasÓ gran parte de su vida, fue sepultado uno de los representante mÁs grandes de la mÚsica y la cultura mexicana. johnny: hoy amanecemos con las imÁgenes del entierro y la ceremonia que fue muy Íntima. jessica: y volvemos otra vez en vivo hasta guadalajara en esta cobertura especial de "despierta amÉrica" y univisiÓn que nos ha mantenido informados. carlos: con las noticias al regordete Último adiÓs tenemos que comenzar con toda la informaciÓn. satcha: muy emotiva es esta misa y un funeral marcado por la dignidad, amor y el respeto de su pueblo. cumpliendo con su voluntad despiden a querido don vicente entonando la canciÓn " volver, volver" en la voz de su hijo alejandro fernÁndez y rodeado de familia y miles de seguidores. saludamos a marÍa antonieta collins, que no se ha perdido ni un instante de esa cobertura especial. muy buenos dÍas. difÍcil momento para la familia

gusto saludarte, querido alan.cocina es lo mejor, el Árbol de navidad lo tengo ahÍ a un lado. aquÍ estamos para comenzar con un buen cafÉ en mano y lo mÁs importante es mandar la mejores de las vibras. mi test saldrÁ hoy en la noche el resultado y esperemos que sea maÑana nos podamos ver en la casa de "despierta amÉrica" . vamos a comenzar con noticias. los extraÑo, los quiero! >>abrazo para ustedes y primero dios asÍ serÁ y maÑana aquÍ nos vemos. esta maÑana mÚltiples reacciones al discurso del presidente joe biden to cuando autoridades de salud advierten que la prÓxima semanas habrÍan mÁs contagios con omicron. mientras la fda estarÍa lista para autorizar la pÍldora de pfizer contra covid 19. en vivo desde washington edwin city nos dice cuando se harÍa el anuncio que todos esperamos y quÉ medidas incluye el plan de joe biden. edwin: muy buenos dÍas. ese anuncio que muchos esperan podrÍa darse tan pronto como y miÉrcoles. ese plan podrÍa cambiarse a que la fda y la casa blanca no ha querido adelantarse ante la pos

but alan gold had kept his mouth shut all these years. >> the key was finding a way to force alan goldhael von zamft made the other man in the boat an offer he couldn't refuse. he was subpoenaed to testify and given a grant of immunity with it. if he didn't testify, the hammer would come down hard. >> and then i'll have the judge order you to testify and then i'll let you sit in jail until the trial is over. >> at age 68 gold didn't like the prospect of years in jail. he chose the door marked cooperation. stetson in hand alan gold limped into court with a certain bravado. he passed by his former friend clifford moments away from telling his version of the fateful night 20 years before. he testified that when he went to clifford's house, the son, christian, who was supposed to be spending the weekend with his father, wasn't there. it turned out clifford had dropped the boy off at a babysitter's. and then gold said he right away noticed a large canvas bag on the floor. >> and when he pointed to the bag or told you about the bag, who did he tell you was in the bag? >> lynne. >> gold says

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[mÚsica] alan: pÁsele. vecino por la reactivaciÓn del polÉmico programa "quÉdate en mÉxico". la administraciÓn biden lo pone en vigor en cumplimiento del mandato de un juez, los retornos comenzarÍan varios puertos fronterizos o de arizona, california texas. pedro rojas nos explica que cambia para los solicitantes de asilo, Él estÁ en laredo, texas. pedro: mientra la expectativa crece en la frontera la verdad las autorÍa de texas especÍficamente han tratado de impedir que mÁs migrantes crucen en las Últimas horas, ayer se desplegÓ un gran nÚmero de botes del gobierno el estado para tratar de frenar lo que dicen es una balanza de personas en esa zona. ahora bien, mientras eso ocurra en la joya texas, hay quien laredo 60 sobre lo que ocurrirÁ en estas carpas que el gobierno federal ha instalado para llevar a cabo estas audiencias del programa "quÉdate en mÉxico", los migrantes van a tener la oportunidad de hablar por videoconferencia con un juez iba a escuchar su solicitud de asilo e igualmente todas las perso

she said alan wants to see you immediately. so i told ida, seeiest i was right not to move, i'm about to be fired. and all the way to news day i kept thinking how was a dignified way to take the news i was fired? when i get to the office, alan had an office in the corner that was glass enclosed and june waves me over there. and as i walk i see this big redhead of his bent over. he's reading something intently. as i get closer i see what he's reading is my memo. so i get to the door. he doesn't look up. i say mr. hathaway or whatever, and he waves me to a chair. after a while he looks up and says to me i didn't know someone from princeton could do -- like this. from now on you do investigative work. i said but i don't know anything about investigative reporting. alan looks up at me for what i still remember is a very long time and says just remember turn every page, never assume anything, turn every goddamn page. so i'll tell you one story -- one story among a hell of a lot that i could about how alan's advice, well, not so much

the phone rings and alan hathaway secretary says alan wants to see you right away. alan wants to see you immediately. i kept thinking, how is a dignified way to take the news i was fired. alan had an office in the corner that was glass-enclosed. as i walk, i see this as i get closer i see reading my memo. i say mr. hathaway and t waves need to a chair and keeps reading. after a while,te he looks up and says to me, i did not know someone from princeton could do this. from now we do investigative work. with my usual fair at moments like this, i said i don't know anything about investigative reports. alan looks up at me and what i still remember a very long time andd says just remember, turn every page. never assume anything. turn every page. so i will tell you one story about how allen's advice, well, not so much advice as new order, help me throughout my life. bill kelly said this morning, they have 44 missing documents. but you could narrow it down. i was writing about a young congressman you'd 267 boxes, may be 2000 pages. you could narrow it down to a couple of ar

alan -- >> you didn't have to apologize. >> i'm not apologizing. i'm making sure that someone knows very well that that was pure alan shepard and not me instigating -- >> they wouldn't accuse you of that, roy. >> this is a nasa tape that we're making. and i want to make sure that the people watching it, it was pure you. >> well, it's the truth. >> alan, thank you very much. it's been a real pleasure. >> you think you got enough, huh? >> if we don't, we'll let the powers of be tell us we got to do it again sometime. >> all right. ♪♪ >>> in 1787, from may to september, james madison gave 167 speeches. made 72 motions. and served on four committees at the constitutional convention in philadelphia. in the preface of his new biography of our fourth president, jay writes, most importantly, madison authored the virginia plan, a bold call for a total redesign of the national government that set the agenda for the convention and established the foundation upon which the constitution would be built. at that time, james madison was 36 years old. he says, madi

that's all. >> well, it's the truth. >> alan, thank you very much. it's been a real pleasure. >> you think you got enough, huh? >> well, if we don't, we'll let the powers that be tell us we ought to come back and do it again sometime. >> okay. all right. >>> weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america's story. and on sundays, booktv brings you the latest in non-fiction books and authors. funding for c-span2 comes from these television companies and more, including mediacom. >> the world changed in an instant but mediacom was ready. schools and businesses went virtual and we powered a new reality. because at mediacom, we're built to keep you ahead. >> mediacom along with these television companies support c-span2 as a public service. >>> susan molinari served in the u.s. house of representatives from 1990 through '97 as a republican in new york. coming up, she talks about her own political career as a series of interviews of women who served in congress. the office of the historian conducted this

alan laughs. every day was bliss. yes, miss?t beautiful woman in the world, is that true, mr brooks? no, i'm married to anne bancroft. applause. ladies and gentlemen, my beautiful wife. they sing sweet georgia brown in yiddish. we've got to remember at that stage you weren't earning much money. no, i was broke then. she was paying for most things. yeah, the show of shows was off the air and when i met her i told her, you don't want to be serious with me, because i'm broke. i'm eating hotdogs for dinner. i said i have no money, you don't want to know me. she said, i'll take a chance. i'll take a chance. they continue to sing sweet georgia brown in yiddish. cheering and applause. i have a couple more for you. i don't care, you are finished. we've got to do 0bama. what about 0bama ? i just want to read it. we're not going to make him president again, he served two terms. no, i want to read what he said about you. oh, you can read that. "we are here today to honour the very best of their fields. as mel brooks once said to his writer

alan: estÁ con nosotros marÍa antonieta collins.sentimiento inmenso de pensar que nuestras espaldas estÁ el cuerpo presente. que corra sobre el traslado del cuerpo. su magno escenario, el Último escenario del rey, la virgen de guadalupe y un cristo que fue trasladado desde la funeraria gayoso, lo hicimos notar en nuestra transmisiÓn ayer estÁn a la derecha, a la izquierda con las flores blancas que tanto le gustaban. tambiÉn el mariachi. el mariachi no ha dejado de tocar las canciones. no hemos dejado de escuchar mientras el vÍdeo que lo acompaÑaba era un momento en donde los fanÁticos gozaron. los fanÁticos gozaron, lloraron y vinieron a decir aquÍ estamos, estuvieron afuera haciendo cola. el motivo vino cuando en el escenario habrÁ venciÓ la familia en pleno. rotas, rotas de dolor las nietas. esas nietas que amaron al abuelo, las hijas de alejandro igual que todos los hijos de vicente y los de gerardo. pero amÉrica y camila tenÍan una profunda cercanÍa, allÍ estuvieron, tambiÉn estaba vicente junior,alejandro y gerardo haciendo la

i remember i think alan in my mind. that is how he got the money, how did he handed out though. what had provided them with the political power how did he use that to create political power. this is a man who never wrote anything down but i learned that he had taken an office suite for the month of october in an office building called the monthly building out of which this congressional campaign committee would work. in the office building was the secretary. walter jenkins wrote everything out. i'm looking for the papers and there are four pages together with a paperclip. three columns. on the left hand is the name of the congressman in the district he represents. in the center is what he needs the money for the amounts are so small. lyndon $1500 and i can by another round of at. >> lyndon $500 for pole elections are trying to steal the election. >> in the right-hand column is the amount of money that the congressman asked for. it was 1500, $2000, 500 sometimes but in the left-hand margin lyndon johnson's handwriting was what he decided to do with each request. sometimes if he w

i remember i thanked alan in my mind for sticking that out. that is how a he got the money. but how had he handed it out? what had provided him with political power? how did he use that money to create political power? this is a man who never wrote anything down, okay, i had learned that he had taken an office suite for the month of october in an office building in washington called the modesty building, out of which this little nation democratic congressional campaign committee would work. and in that office building with him was a secretary named walter jenkins. about walter jenkins, they said, he wrote everything down. i'm looking through the papers there and there are four pages clipped together with a paperclip. there are three typed columns. on the left-hand column is the name of the congressman and the district he represents. in the center is what he needs the money for, the amounts are so small compared to today. lyndon, $1500 and i can buy another round of ads. lyndon, $500.2 for whole watchers. you're trying to steal the election. and in the right-hand column, the

alan: i think you have more of an answer than you gave yourself credit for.o to another sort of perpetual issue in medicaid, which is oral health. here of course you have access barriers but medicaid is not the dominant payer. and you also have states that have adult dental as an option and sometimes they cover it and sometimes they let it go and bring it back. so there's all this churn around policy. we have this same coverage. how do we start bringing some of these together, these all profoundly affect people's health? daniel: it's interesting when you say the state and federal government, look at the tools you have to influence and to advance some of these pieces and when it comes to oral health, and we were just having an entire discussion about this yesterday actually, yesterday or the day before, one element of it is, the need for oral health access integration, impacted health outcomes, impact on cost actually when we look at the e-visits and things is quite clear. the data is stark. i was looking at charts, it's hard to imagine charts that show things

next, more insight with alan blinder, princeton university professor, former fed -- for vice chair of the federal reserve, in a second. ♪ ♪ >> the number of triple c companies in the country and the lower leverage in balance sheets, even with a modest increase in interest rates, could be damaging. and then it is a domino effect. we fall first and the companies follow. the economy slows as those companies cut spending and employment. romaine: scott minerd, guggenheim cio speaking earlier on bloomberg about what he thinks could be a recession coming in 2020 three, saying the fed is doing a high wire act. let's get to our next guest, who has written a ton of books and scholarly articles, more numerous than we can go into, alan blinder, former chair of the federal reserve, now professor at princeton. dr. blinder, i want to start with your assessment of how jay powell and this current fed have guided the markets and more importantly guided all of us here in this country to sort of understand what they are looking at, what they find important, and what type of confidence they are able to in

. >> reporter: alan andersen was kitty's nephew. he spent a couple summers with the menendez family and bonded with lyle. >> he was a mischievous boy, to say the least. he liked to smile and laugh and giggle. oh, he loved to laugh and giggle. >> reporter: but what the menendez brothers did most -- said alan, was practice. and practice. and practice -- >> jose wanted his kids to be the best, and especially in sports, i noticed immediately. >> reporter: swimming, soccer, tennis. jose pushed his sons to excel at everything. as his own career skyrocketed. in the '70s, jose was the general manager at hertz, and impressed his sons by bringing the company's famous spokesman home to dinner. >> jose was, of course, living the american dream and he wanted his boys to continue that american dream that he had set forth for not only himself, for his family. >> reporter: in 1986, jose took a job with carolco pictures in los angeles. the company that produced megahits like "basic instinct" and the rambo series. carolco had just bought a video dist

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guest: >> joining us on the phone this morning is former senator alan simpson, republican from 1979 to 1997 representing wyoming. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] >> as we prepare to show the arrival of your late friend, where he will get the honor of lying in state, tell us about your friendship with him. sen. simpson: it was wonderful for me. i deeply regret i could not be there. i had a surgery a few months ago and did not want to weave around at the rotunda. i did that before with george bush and it is a great honor. i was elected when he was elected leader, served for 10 years as assistant leader. he was a combat veteran. i told him, i said i will be your first lieutenant, you will be the captain, and you don't have to worry about me. we did that. we had a wonderful relationship based upon intelligence --i beg your pardon --and we loved to legislate. we were both partisan, obviously. he was a very partisan person, but he w

thanking father abdullah alan fisher in washington d. c. the u. k. has seen a rec number of coven 19 cases for the 3rd day in a row. more than $93000.00 infections were registered on friday, around 4 percent off on the con cases. total numbers nationwide have increased by about 39 percent in just a week, but the death rates remains relatively low. france, meanwhile, has a mound set major public parties and fireworks will be banned on years. eve, as corona, virus infections rise prime ministers, younger fixes, all citizens even if vaccinated should take a self test. before attending social events, he said the only con strain is likely to be the dominant strain from january. france has been reporting an average of $50000.00 new infections each day. natasha, but last, more from paris on how new restrictions are, are affecting travelers. pull the french government's decision to pan, all non essential travel between france, me, u. k. from saturday, has caused a lot of disruption and disappointment for people in both countries who are hoping t

curry, chasing alan for most career threes, will it happen against philly? hitting nine in the game four times this season. yet to hit 10. if he does on saturday the record would count against his brothers. the 76ers. that would be a cool story line regardless. he is getting the record one way or the other. >> knowing how many i have to hit to do it would be a special night. again, it will happen. >> you know, this is not like a hitting streak or something that can go away. the record is going to fall if it is next game or the game after that or the game after that. it does not really matter. >> more warriors news, steve kerr will be the next head coach of team usa taking over for his mentor greg poppovich. he will do the world cup and then the paris olympics in 2024. cincinnati is the site for the 49ers and the bengals of equal importance. win the game or you will probably no longer control your own play off destiny. injuries for the 49ers thiseck -- this weekend, mitchell is out. >>> a buckeye reunion this weekend. first off, what a year he has had. 12 sac

alan: desde hoy se ponen en marcha las restricciones de viajes por la variante omicron del coronavirusl es la noticia alentadora sobre la nueva cepa.

[mÚsica] alan: muy buenos dÍas, es viernes 31 de diciembre. hoy en "despierta amÉrica"...fierno en colorado, la intensidad de los fuegos obliga a miles de personas abandonar sus hogares justo antes de fiesta de fin de aÑo y cientos de casas quemadas, un centro comercial y un hotel. [audio en inglÉs] carlos: el conductor cubano

that they were going to get alan shepard's daughter on this particular mission. what kind of training or preparation do they have for this words and notice to those who get an invite to be on the flight but don't have to pay for it. how is that put together? >> good question. i ask the folks at blue origin to disclose that. as you well know it is interesting covering this because there is some information they deem proprietary and they don't release, one of those being the cost of the tickets when they refer to paying customers. it has been speculated, you throughout a price tag but how much notice do they get? we don't really know because we know, the moment. origin announced one of these launches, we tried to get our accommodations when we come down here to cover these and they are sold out and you've got to drive to and a half hours in. it is a small community down here but we don't know how much notice they get. as far as the training goes, talking about it was controversial. these people are astronauts who visited the carmen line, it is not the actual traini

all right, sir alan fish ally, 1st there in washington, bay sal. how rory challenge is in london with more on the coven? 19 surge across europe. or mac. ron is spooking europe. with the delta variants, the continent is already the global epicenter of the coven pandemic. again, leaders are worried what extra woes the new variance may bring. despite hastily enforced travel restrictions, so sama considering new policies like legally mandating citizens to get vaccinated . i think it is understandable and appropriate to lead this discussion now. and how we can encourage and potentially think about mandatory vaccination and within the european union, this needs discussion. a 3rd of e, you citizens, a 150000000 people remain unvaccinated to many belize fonda land in order. what science tells us already is that full vaccination and boosters provide the strongest protection against comment that is available now. others are heading that way to austria is bringing in mandatory vaccinations for teens in february. and this is the man replacing anglo merkel is g

but as in other countries, the economy has taken a battery, jamal alan dog, n al jazeera manila. so it's not a pretty picture and really, aside from vietnam, they haven't been many southeast asian economies. they've managed to weather the pandemic, even with the swift locked arms a year ago. in fact, the united nations believes 89000000 people in the region have been pushed into poverty. a 140000000 jobs have been lost as measured by the loss of working hours. all told countries in the asia pacific spent $4.00 trillion dollars in response to the pandemic. and here's an interesting statistic as well past the tonic related diseases that is diseases which made the jump from animal to human have caused the region $200000000000.00 previously between $22010.00. so let's pick up on that with our guest, anita sal. say alice giovanna, who is the united nations under secretary general for economic and social commission for asia and the pacific. and she's with us from bangkok today. thank you so much for your time. asia has experience here, doesn't it? it's dealt with murray. it's dealt wit

and if the cum vaccines can stop it. alan fisher. i'll just either washington, south korea meanwhile is reporting a new daily record of new me 5200 corona virus cases. it's strange health care system is from to the government to shell plans to further relax. restrictions is also imposed travel bands from several countries to stop the spread of the only con variant. in other world news, the presidential candidate for the ruling national party of honduras, mastery of sewer has conceded defeat in sundays elections, and means he's left us opposition. rival se and mar castro will become the country's 1st female later. national party has been plagued by scandals and corruption, accusations. castro says voted have reversed authoritarianism. uganda is deploying troops across the border into democratic republic of congo as it battles and armed group. it follows a strong against the allied democratic forces, part of a joint operation with the con, glazed army. the group is based in eastern congo and has pledged allegiance to eiffel uganda. bla

but 1st, that's cross to alan fisher who's following developments from washington. d. c. allen. this is awful news for travelers. ahead of christmas. yeah, merry christmas hold on. not so fast. united. one of the airlines to cancel a $120.00 flights on christmas eve. so that is going to impact thousands of travelers. they will be waking up to text messages to whatsapp messages to e mail, seeing, i'm sorry, your flight has canceled. why is that? well, as because or mac or no, the dominant strain of covered here in the united states as in all 50 states and it is impacting fight crews and support staff for airlines. they simply can't staff all the flights i've been talking for weeks is before thanksgiving. about how the big period for travel is between thanksgiving and christmas. christmas eve. normally one of the busiest days for travel in all of the year and quite simply, a lot of people are not going to be traveling at the moment. there's a problem to with getting a hold of testing that joe biden was very critical of donald trump about the fact that there was no testing in the e

it is the unwanted gift we can't get rid of reach alan's how to 0 london. chris smith as a clinical ver ologist. an editor of the naked scientist podcast and radio shell joins us via skype. from cambridge, it's been a steep rise. the number of infections everywhere, but particularly here in london, the majority of which are on the crown. what would be the consequences of that being a 1000000 infections a day by the end of the month as public health professions officials of warned? well those predictions and they're based on the current rate of growth, both the new variance spread across the country, both here in the u. k. but also from evidence from other places where we've seen that manifest, particularly south africa. the reason it's spreading so fast is because not only is it more transmissible, it appears that it's a better virus that infecting us. it's also able to infect people who previously would have regarded themselves as immune because they'd either got natural immunity from having caught current virus recently, or they'd been vaccinated. the fac

now with alan fisher in washington dc. growing lines for testing, growing numbers of those infected, growing concern where this is all heading in america, across the country, people are spending hours in line to get a covered test plan to say economy carefully. now, given the last on indoors, even though it's not mandated, genovese save as fossil got 2 little ones. so my concern is mostly with them. ones vaccinated and one is not too little to vaccinate. so we feel very secure and in walworth was we just made sure that we're safe to receive your ports or getting busier to as people head off for the christmas and new year holidays. there's a water that, that could lead to another search in a few weeks. and it could put further strain on hospital systems across the u. s. many states already seeing double digit jumps in hospital admissions. those most at risk, people who have refused to get vaccinated or boosted. if you get infected, you could transmit that to someone else who might be vulnerable. who might be an elderly person, might be someone with an underlying condition. that actual

out is eda mae screw city ah hello again, alan is withdrawn him and dar. how would the headlines on al jazeera us president joe biden has warned unvaccinated people face severe.

alan: aquÍ estÁ acurrucado. mac: tienes que enseÑar esa belleza.asa, muchas sorpresas, los vamos a acompaÑar durante estas cuatro horas bien sabrosas. elyangÉlica: ven pronto para acÁ, yo tambiÉn tengo un perrito,llegÓ con santa claus. arrancamos con esto que es digamos una buena nueva, la reducciÓn del tiempo de cuarentena. si de contagios con coronavirus no tienes que pasar 10 dÍas encerrado en casa,a partir de ahora serÁn 5 dÍas de aislamiento, siempre y cuando te sientas bien, por supuesto. quienes tienen el virus son propensos a infectar a otros dos dÍas antes y 3 dÍa despuÉs de que se desarrollan los sÍntomas.en vivo estÁ peggy carranza desde nueva york que nos dirÁ cÓmo cambia todo porque es sÚper dinÁmico. peggy: buenos dÍas, nosotros nos encontramos precisamente frente a un popular centro de prueba mÓvil aquÍ en nueva york, y es que como lo dices los cdc hicieron este anuncio y hablan de la reducciÓn de la cuarentena de en lugar de 10 dÍas a 5 para quienes se han contagiado con el virus y no presentan sÍntomas. quienes se hayan expuesto al

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of days, and then i'll stand up for what's right, and that's what he did. >> exactly what he did, alan bob dole are cut from the same cloth. i only wish i had their sense of humor, but they really are institutionalists. bob dole was a partisan, but it was he and pat moynihan that saved the social security system. bob dole was a partisan, but it was he and tom harkin who created the disabilities act that is historic. bob dole was a partisan, but he and george mcgovern created one of the best nutrition programs in the world today. bob dole understood the importance of compromise. compromise is the oxygen of democracy, and bob dole provided a lot of oxygen over those years he was in senate leadership. >> and i think of one moment when he got the medal of freedom from former president bill clinton. bill clinton had just defeated him a few months before in a hard-fought 1996 campaign. this is a bit of bob dole when he just had been awarded that medal. >> i robert j. dole -- [ laughter ] do solemnly swear -- sorry, wrong speech. [ laughter ] but i had a dream that i would be here this histor

alan dershowitz once represented epstein. you denied all wrongdoing on this program. suing. professor, as someone caught up in this. when you look at this verdict, what is your main take away? >> well, that the government was smart enough not to use virginia as a witness. she accused me and prince andrew and senator mitchell and ambassador richardson and anybody she could find in jeffrey epstein's rolodex. the government did not believe her. today was a good day for those people accused by her. as far as ghislaine maxwell is concerned, the government put on witnesses. they were believed. the jury came to its conclusion. there will be an appeal. from are. some issues. there is a statute of limitation. some of these things occurred recommend 30 years ago. back in 1994. right now she faces a significant prison sentence. >> greg: greg abbott, what happens next here? >> i was not surprised by the verdict and neither was ghislaine maxwell. she was stoic because she knew what was coming. sat there during the course of the trial and saw the prosecution's evidence was overwhel

alan: bienvenidos a una nueva hora de "despierta amÉrica". ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ alan: este 20 de diciembre del aÑoa de su muerte, su representante dijo hace algunos dÍas que la artista tenÍa covid 19 y que estaba delicado de salud, en la cuenta oficial de instagram cambiaron la foto de perfil o un color negro, ya la Última publicaciÓn escribieron: nunca habrÁ otra voz o espÍritu como carlos. el actor y productor dio positivo al covid 19y lo confirmÓ con un mensaje donde dice que pasarÁ esta navidad solo. le deseamos una pronta recuperaciÓn. por otro lado, raphi y nati asistieron al concierto luego de su manager. asÍ fueron los abrazos que compartieron. como de costumbre con el presidente barack obama comparte la lista de sus canciones favoritas de este aÑo, el himno de cuba patria y vida y la canciÓn de aventura y bad bunny son parte de las preferidas del expresidente. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> nos despedimos moviendo el esqueleto con nacho, yandel y jazz tin ——justin. [mÚsica] >> estÁ buenÍsimo el playlist de barack obama, tambiÉn esta la canciÓn pepas, a escucharla. seguimos hablando de la mÚsica, con estas imÁg