alan: regresa anahi.ansmisiÓn increÍble. me encantÓ un poco complicado respirar dentro del traje y bailar mucho mÁs. en la presentaciÓn arranque y lo di todo y se ve como voy bajando al Último era una cuestiÓn de sobrevivir. alan: y marta sÁnchez fue una de las que saliÓ pensÓ que eras nicky jam o wisin. ellos no saben hasta el final. marco: si es sÚper cool no sÉ por quÉ empecÉ a hablar como wisin y empecÉ estoy muy contento de encontrarme en esto momentos estoy hablando como wisin. [risas] alan:hay que despistar a los demÁs. jessi: ¿chiquitas que opinan saben que eres el micrÓfono? marco: no sabÍan. alan: ¿lo puedo agarrar? me gustarÍa ponÉrmelo. Órale papÁ mira mira. si tener esto todo el tiempo. marco: no ven nada. jessi: se bajan unos kilos. marco: hay una persona siempre que te guÍa porque Él te da golpes con todo en el lugar. alan: imagÍnate cantar y bailar y presentar con el calor. marco: donde se complica el traje es la conexiÓn del traje con la mÁscara que ponen algo que el aire de repente este

alan: aquÍ ayudo.a vas a ver. >> voy a ver todo. yo le decÍa a mi esposono sÉ si cumple 63 o 64. karla: creo que no quiere que te acuerdes. [risas] >> tu cumpleaÑos fue el 2 de septiembre. [risas] eugenio: 50. 50. [risas] no hay cuenta. despuÉs de los 40. karla: abrÁzalo. platica con Él. eugenio: drÁcula es inmortal. >> y yo preparÁndome una semana para el tema de infidelidad. [risas] karla: no se vayan. por allÁ Ándamela. trae un anuncio que tiene que ver con un trabajo. eugenio: mela y hablando de infidelidad. [risas] karla: ya regresamos! has notado que tiesa y rasposa se siente la ropa en tu piel? para que tu ropa se sienta mas suave, prueba downy free & gentle. downy suavizara tu ropa sin colorantes y perfumes. la toalla lavada con downy es mas suave y mejor para tu piel. prueba downy free & gentle. tu educación es posible con southern new hampshire university. snhu tiene más de 200 carreras universitarias en línea. a un bajo costo. la educación nadie te la puede quitar. la educación es para ti. a

hablo de todo con alan.asado. aquÍ le pregunto a pepe aguilar absolutamente todo. no me guardÉ nada. lo mÁs lindo es que me contesto todo. sin ningÚn problema. exclusiva mundial para todos ustedes en "despierta amÉrica". la primera parte. fue una conversaciÓn de 45 minutos. por los tiempo no podemos poner todo, pero serÁn dos partes. esperemos que la disfruten a corazÓn abierto pepe aguilar. un gran tipo. veamos. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] amigos de "despierta amÉrica" llevo buscando esta entrevista desde miami que nos vimos. es un honor, un placer, la confianza y el cariÑo. los queremos en "despierta amÉrica", los queremos a esta gran familia, en especial al comandante en jefe al gran pepe aguilar. [mÚsica] pepe: al contrario. el agradecimiento es a mÍ. fÍjate que si me encuentra, pero casi no doy entrevistas. [risas] [mÚsica] alan: estÁs en todos lados. estuviste el dÍa de ayer una sensaciÓn, estuviste con jimmy, estÁs en algo que estÁs buscando hace tiempo. estÁs del otro lado. pepe: para mi es un tremendo orgullo ver

chef: eso sabe alan. tambiÉn abriÓ su whatsapp. todo el mundo abriÓ su whatsapp menos raÚl gonzÁlez porque Él saliÓ el baÑo en esa parte de la clase y gonzÁlez porque Él saliÓ el baÑo en esa parte de la clase y no enjuagar tu rostro es un lío. cambiate a garnier micellar cleansing water. sus micelas actúan como un imán para desmaquillar eficazmente. sin necesidad de enjuagar. deja tu piel limpia. sintiendose aliviada e hidratada durante 12 horas. garnier micellar cleansing water. de garnier, naturalmente. ¡mamá! ¿qué pasó? acabo de conseguir el iphone 16 pro por cuenta de t-mobile. —¡no me digas! —¡sí te digo! y viene con el nuevo control de la cámara, y el cinematic slow motion está buenísimo. ¡no te creo! ¡además, podemos ahorrar 20% todos los meses! [asustado] ya lo tengo. cuando tu ibas, ya yo venía. obtén el nuevo iphone 16 pro por cuenta nuestra. además, familias pueden ahorrar 20% todos los meses comparado con las otras grandes compañías. ♪♪ los fans de la big mac sabemos que solo hay una big mac.

alan el sÁbado en puebla. raÚl: alan trae sorpresas. alan: el sÁbado en puebla.rmitan la libertad condicional. eso lo tiene que aprobar la corte. yo creo que es un caso muy alto decir que no es un homicidio, estamos tratando de hacer yo personalmente en mi oficina es remover la falta con poder salir con condiciÓn de liberaciÓn. entonces, ellos tienen perito de un cargo mucho menor. si la peticiÓn que hacen la corte lo otorga y si la peticiÓn estamos haciendo ellos inmediatamente tendrÍan la posibilidad de que las autoridades lo dejaran salir tambiÉn. satcha: es decir, no habrÍa una revisiÓn por parte de esta junta de libertad condicional. fiscal: bueno, si aprueban la cuestiÓn que quiere la defensa no habrÍa esa revisiÓn. si la corte sigue el paso que nosotros estamos recomendando hubiera esa revisiÓn, pero sabemos que la revisiÓn serÍa bÁsicamente una formalidad porque los antecedentes de los Últimos 35 aÑos son excelentes y creo que califica para ser otorgada. satcha: en cuÁnto tiempo de seguir en curso obviamente el caso como lo explica estarÍan los hermano me

alan: se hace viral.er a marcelo por traer la memoria esos momentos tan especiales de nuestro querido "sÁbado gigante". no sÓlo fue un gran programa de televisiÓn, si no fue mucho mÁs. gracias por el apoyo incondicional del pÚblico. cerramos el capÍtulo de casi 10 aÑos, pero cariÑo y respeto por lo que construimos juntos sigue tan vivo como siempre. gracias por tanto. fran: yo lo vi me morÍ de la risa. marcelo ahora es como esta superestrella de la comedia. es de raÍces dominicanas. cuando lo vi como don francisco. fue muy bonito. jessica: les quedÓ maravilloso. miren cÓmo reacciona nicki nicole a la pregunta si harÍa otra colaboraciÓn con su ex peso pluma. >> habrÁ oportunidad de hacer algo con peso pluma? nicki nicole: espera que me agarrÓ un ataque de tos. perdÓn. un poquito de agua, mati. [tose] hacemos de nuevo la pregunta. >> fluyen cosas buenas y cosas malas. todo es parte del crecimiento. habrÁ oportunidad de hacer algo con Él o con otros en el gÉnero? nicki nicole: yo la verdad como que mucha vec

alan: aquÍ estamos.en nÚmeros claros uno se propone hacer cosas que puedan sacar o salir adelante con el equipo. alan: le preguntan en una entrevista tambiÉn al toro sobre la presiÓn. serie mundial. serie abajo. quÉ pasaba por tu mente? por quÉ no estaba nervioso? dice que estaba nervioso, pero confiaba en el brazo que tenÍa. chef: y a papÁ dios que siempre lo buscaba. karla: precisamente, en 1993 el toro fue cambiado tras brillar en california. en ese aÑo le concediÓ una entrevista a nuestra marÍa antonieta collins que hoy queremos recordar. marÍa: para muchos es el regreso de un sÍmbolo hispano, para otros al retorno de un hombre que conociÓ la gloria. supo esperar. fernando: supe tener todo, pero si no hay la paciencia para esperar esa oportunidad yo creo que realmente no puede hacerlo. maria: despuÉs de dos aÑos de no pisar el diamante de las mayores en su oportunidad llegÓ con baltimore. un nuevo equipo, una nueva divisiÓn, una nueva liga. fernando: un nuevo contrato para mi. el tener poca experienc

alan:¿y quieren fiesta?y los famosos responden escuchen esta pregunta quÉ es lo mÁs importante que has hecho en tu vida hasta ahora vamos a ver que responden nuestros colegas. jomari: tambiÉn estamos en la recta final para las elecciones presidenciales y satcha tiene todo. satcha: faltan sÓlo dos semanas para esta cita millones no estÁn dispuestos a esperar desde ya emiten sus fotos estadÍsticas revelan que la votaciÓn rompe rÉcord de participaciÓn en varios estados. vamos en vivo con edwin con la informaciÓn. edwin buenos dÍas. edwin: muy buenos dÍas querida satcha a catorce dÍas de las elecciones nada estÁ por sentado hablamos de que hay un empate tÉcnico en los siete estados pendulares y de los mÁs de 15 millones que han votado de manera temprana te puedo comentar de cuarenta y 7% son demÓcratas de 33% del partido republicano. a dos semanas de las elecciones mÁs de 15 millones de personas han votado sobre todo en estados clave como la florida y texas tengo que . >> tenemos que venir a votar. >> la queremo

alan: sabe y detecta.c y cinco cabezales. $100. alan: quÉ te pasa? mÓnica:tiene 75% de descuento. 24. 99. alan: estamos aspirando, destilando, lavando los dientes. mÓnica:miren esto. lo primero que tienes que vas a utilizar 50% menos de agua para ducharte. ademÁs, tiene un sistema en la parte de atrÁs del imÁn. va a ser que no tiene que sacar y poner. sÓlo le vas a pegar aquÍ. ademÁs mira. tiene diferentes modos de salida de agua. te va ayudar a relajarte. otro modo que ayuda con la musculatura. modo limpieza. tiene diferente tipo de salida de agua. miren la comodidad que tiene. sÓlo haces asÍ y lo colocas. prueba, prueba. tiene un imÁn. mira. Éste grifo cuesta $140 normalmente. 74% de descuento. tan sÓlo 49. 29. —— 49. 99. miren esto. el juego de toalla. vienen dos toallas para el cuerpo, dos toallas de mano, seis toallas para secar la mano. perdÓn. 100% algodÓn. podemos utilizar de diferentes colores. son ecolÓgicas. $79 normalmente. 62%de descuento. 10 toallas por 29. 99. alan: no lo puedo creer! mÓnica

alan: venga.impieza. cadena perpetua recibe el hombre responsable ataque con martillo contra el esposo de nancy pelosi. por una condena de treinta aÑos de prisiÓny suma este nuevo castigo impuesto por los tribunales. juan carlos gonzÁlez no se implican mensajes que envÍa despuÉs con esta sentencia. juan carlos buenos dÍas. juan: muy buenos dÍas asÍ es cadena perpetua es la sentencia que da este juez. el incidente ocurriÓ hace dos aÑos y un dÍa de que se evitar esta sentencia por el hombre que atacÓ con martillo al esposo de una las personas mÁs poderosas de los estados unidos de quien fuera la presidenta la cÁmara representantes nancy pelosi. hay un mensaje tanto el juez como la fiscalÍa y la familia dicen que este mensaje es de que no se puede tolerar ninguna clase de ataque en contra de personas pÚblicas o de sus familias. ese hombre habÍa sido sentenciado tambiÉn a treinta aÑos de prisiÓn en una cÁrcel federal por los mismos delitos. hace dos aÑos y un dÍa este hombre atacÓ con martillo a paul

alan: maÑana.de mÉxico. karla: una revista pÚblica que dos fuentes le revelaron que los hermanos menÉndez podrÍan salir en libertad. tenemos todo en "sin rollo". alan: esto nos interesa a todos. cuÁles son las cosas mÁs comunes que hacen las personas que estÁn perdiendo la memoria? ya viene el doctor juan a contarnos. jessica: quÉdate con nosotros que prometemos que haremos siempre tus maÑanas mÁs felices. fran: celebra la importancia de la Ñ en el idioma y la cultura hispana. a menudo se emite la letra Ñ y es fundamental para poner el sabor a nuestro idioma. los invitamos a que no se coman las Ñ y que mejor puedan comer y disfrutar de esto. Únete en la campaÑa salva la Ñ y mejora tu espaÑol. participa en la pÁgina web hasta el 15 de octubre. gana premios increÍbles. sÁlvala Ñ. octubre. gana premios increÍbles. sÁlvala Ñ. [crujido] ♪♪ [crujido] mhm... ♪♪ ♪♪ [crujido] los favoritos de otoño de amazon están aquí. ahorra en moda, belleza, hogar y más. compra los favoritos de otoño de amazon ahora. (wo

[risas] alan: basta!g back que es un caracol... una línea secundaria compuesta de quesos suizos. y ahora, entrando a la acción con todo, estos guantes de wide receiver hechos de mantequilla. ¡oh! a ver cómo se recuperan de esta. aún puede ganar cualquiera. o... ...solo quienes tengan gemini. (♪♪) obtén el totalmente nuevo teléfono de la serie google pixel 9 con gemini. [ em beihold's "good day" ] conoce el nuevo teléfono de la serie target circle three-sixty. con entregas ilimitadas el mismo día. para que tengas lo que necesitas, cuando lo necesites. es el nuevo target circle three-sixty. (valerie) hola, soy valerie, y un pequeño detalle que me gusta del spicy honey pepper pimento chicken sandwich de chick-fil-a® es la mezcla de sabores. el picante del pollo, la cremosidad del pimento cheese, ¿qué no hay que gustar? (vo) cliente real de chick-fil-a® fue pagado por su testimonio. and deals les traemos las ♪ ♪ karla: le tenemos un gangasanddeals lleno de emociÓn. lleno de ofertas. para traer lo que a ti te

alan: larguÍsimo.que es el Ídolo de broadway. que se me pegue. [risas] raÚl: mamo con un mensaje de nostra afiliadas. jessica: days to shine miami llega al 25 26 de octubre. "despierta amÉrica" te trae el evento para empoderar a las mujeres. le da todas las herramientas para brillar mÁs que nunca. boletos a la venta ya disponibles. ponlo en tu agenda days to shine miami. alan: sabes quÉ? lo acabo de decidir. sabes que te digo rulli porque te parece mucho a sebastiÁn rulli, pero no ahora te voy a cambiar. te pareces a jorge salinas. jorge salinas. quÉ te parece? jorge salinas es actor de teatro. raÚl: pero digamos que no en el carÁcter. yo soy muy relajado. alan: el carÁcter serÍa mÁs de mi lado. [risas] raÚl: estoy contando un restaurante cercano. alan: es muy temprano todavÍa. no abren los restaurantes. vamos con nuestra gente. jorge salinas en "perfume de gardenia". miren nada mÁs. va a convivir con su esposa. quÉ padre. [cantan] >> una nueva experiencia vive jorge salinas en el teatro. lo hace en su

alan: muere al caer liam payme.ellar cleansing water. [sonidos de moler] [el agua burbujea] [el vapor silva] [gotas de espresso salen de la maquina] [el espresso suena mientras se asienta en la taza] [el espresso cae en una taza] [una taza se desliza en la mesa y se oyen sonidos del lugar] [una persona toma y disfruta una taza de café] [lección de idioma] bienvenida a casa... [repitiendo] bienvenida a casa... [repitiendo] !bienvenida a casa! every time, man... mujer: !rápido! [repitiendo] rápido... [repitiendo] erre con erre ferrocarril... [en tv] recuerdame. [repitiendo] recuerdame. bienvenida a casa... hola abuela, bienvenida a casa. te enseño tu...um... mi... recámara? sí... venga, we'll speak a lot of spanish. conectar lo cambia todo. at&t. ♪ ♪ traemos las mejores ofertas de karla: hoy en gangasanddeals traemos la mejores ofertas de otoÑo. aprovechen que estÁn a los mejores precios y la encargada es mÓnica. la encargada de las gangas. [risas] mÓnica: vengo a ayudar a ahorrar que lo que mÁs me gusta. karla: le re

alan: te queremos.e estÁ tras las rejas y otro del cual se desconoce su procedencia habrÍan preparado su maniobra para irse con los bolsillos llenos. un sospechoso siguiÓ huyendo. otro estÁ en custodia, luego de haber sido captados allanando una casa. comprobando, segÚn dijeron, se habÍa una fuga de gas. el vÍdeo de vigilancia los muestra haciÉndose pasar por trabajadores de servicios pÚblicos para entrar a la casa de un vecindario al norte de detroit. los hombres lo asesinaron brutalmente en el sÓtano de su casa. la verdad no esperas que alguien haga algo asÍ, dice un vecino de la vÍctima. la policÍa detuvo a carlos hernÁndez a ciento de millas de luisiana. ahora lo acusan de asesinato. segÚn la investigaciÓn, los hombres aparecieron por primera vez en la casa el jueves 10 de octubre por la noche. alegando que habÍa una fuga de gas. llegaron a la vivienda con un chaleco de trabajo. un identificaciÓn falsa colgando del techo. a los hombres no se les permitiÓ entrar y volvieron a la maÑana siguiente dici

alan, laura, his sister , welcome. alan, laura, his sister, and mel, his wife .o and mel, his wife. they're so welcoming and all the volunteers who help make you feel , as who help make you feel, as i said, part of a major family, which we are now. there's only 2500 of us left, and you're all pensioners, you're all pensioners, you're all pensioners and money is scarce, money is tight and now they've taken away our £300. so of course they are as well, we tried my wife and i tried to live frugally so that we'd got a little bit of money, to make sure we've got a comfortable life. but having that £300 taken away from us, knocks a little bit of a hole. >> i'm sure it does. alan, you lost your dad, who was one of the nuclear test veterans as well. and this is the medal that you have, if i can just show you this and you're wearing this as well, i am. >> i am. they came loose in a jiffy bag. no pin to pin it on to the chest. >> they sent it to you in a jiffy bag? >> yes, in a jiffy bag. the box, the medal and the ribbon were loose within the box. and you had to go out an

thanks for having me, frank. >> alan, the markets on a week to date decline. want to ask you your opinion is it the rising bond yields or earnings not really wowing investors? the s&p is trading 24 times earnings i don't want to use the "f" word, but it is frothy. >> it is getting back to the machine and the weigh-in machine. as long as earnings are strong and continue to build and what we see from companies are delivering it is still pretty strong and certainly for the large names and some of the names thathave really driven the stock market so far this year, they continue to produce. >> you believe earnings are strong we haven't gotten to the meat and potatoes next week, we get the hyper scalers. big companies with the weighting in the s&p and nasdaq. what are your expectations for that and how do you see the market reacting if you get what we get here. earnings mostly meeting expectations you see eps is 6% above expectations >> we think the market's going to trade in a range over the next couple weeks. obviously, we have earnings coming in. we have the elec

karla: vamos a nueva york con alan. mira nada mÁs. alan: mira nada mÁs. miren en times square. tambiÉn en la ciudad de miami. estuvimos presente en un evento de latÍn grammy. abriÓ las puertas del museo para una cosa muy especial. aquÍ tenemos todos los detalles. vamos con esto que es el revoltillo digital. ♪ ♪ ♪ chino miranda pÚblico este vÍdeo mostrando cÓmo estÁ entrenando de fuerte y dice que lo mejor estÁ por venir. [mÚsica] por otro lado, yailin fue reconocida el dÍa de ayer en new jersey por la trayectoria artÍstica. la cantante dijo la redes sociales que estÁ muy feliz porque ellos tomaron en cuenta su trabajo. el coleccionista de arte y empresario abre las puertas de su museo en miami para un evento muy especial que celebra el aniversario nÚmero 25 de los latÍn grammy. vimos a emilio estefan y mucho de los nuestros en univisiÓn. tambiÉn tuvimos la oportunidad de ver la exposiciÓn. estamos felices de que esta ceremonia musical regresa a miami. pocas semanas del gran evento de "dinner time —— days to shine miami. asteroide deberÁ estuvo ahÍ—— astrid rivera estuvo ahÍ. as

alan kovar, my last question , please give a shorter answer. the zionist regime, with a series of terrorist operations, intended to create terror in the region. in your opinion , to what extent iran's operations could distort this powerful image of the zionist regime. another issue is that for the whole region, the message of iran's action is this, whether it is for syria, for iraq , or for the countries of the region. they understand that iran is supporting the resistance in these countries and the arab kingdoms in the region should they should understand that iran is very powerful, militarily , it is a powerful military force, and for this reason, these arab rulers should understand that in fact, their desire to cooperate with israel will not be a good path for them if they want to cooperate with israel. thank you sir, mr. alan cruz , retired colonel of the french army, who was our guest , but today we have another guest in the jahan program studio, mr. sohail kathirinejad , an expert on zionist issues . mr. kathirenjad, we did last night we

alan we will have to bear the brunt of the storm., thank you forjoining us and talking us through how serious this is, we will keep a close eye as the day progresses. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. lebanon's prime minister at the time of its last war with israel, in 2006, has told the bbc his country has been abandoned by the international community. fouad siniora said it was unacceptable to leave lebanon to fall, and that there was a lack of initiative when it came to trying to restore peace. the bbc�*s anna foster sat down with the former prime minister and asked him if he felt the world had failed to step up and support the lebanese state. somehow, yes, it has been abandoned. at the same time, there has been a certain laxity, and lack of initiative to be taken. and brave initiatives i would say. practically, the lebanese is a state, has been kidnapped by hezbollah. and behind hezbollah is ran. this pistol or this gun that was had by hezbollah instead of being pointed towards israel, it started to become poin

liz: so alan goes with the large-cap, peter goes with smaller cap. we like both sides and we like to hear this because each individual investor has a different time horizon and focus, so thanks to both of you. good to see you. the activist investor assembling an army to go after pfizer sees two see sergeants switch. jump to the other side. we'll tell you about the behind the scenes and where the situation and pfizer stock stand right now. that's straight ahead and a as hurricane and helene knockout power, generac the stock is up over 15% over the past three-years and the ceo is here on powering the hurricane recovery and why the grid will only make future storms worse. the "clayman countdown" returns in a moment, including with ann walsh of guggenheim. meet the traveling trio. each helping to protect their money with chase. wooo! tools that help protect. alerts that help check. one bank that puts you in control. chase. make more of what's yours. at harbor freight, we design and test our own tools... and sell them directly to you. no middleman. whatev

alan: quÉ pasÓ con los hombres? lupita: ahÍ andan. [risas] alan: en cancÚn? la playa.te. lupita: lo importante que no te aprovechas del micrÓfono, sino que lo aprovechas para bendecir a uno. eso es bien bonito. te felicito por eso. haces obras muy bonitas. yo te he visto. te queremos. [mÚsica] alan: no es nueva gira porque la misma gira. gracias. hablemos de la fechas. en los Ángeles. lupita: 18. en el teatro u2. ahÍ nos vemos el 18 de octubre. alan: 19 de octubre en las vegas. lupita: el 21... en california. alan: luego tambiÉn tenemos que hablar de mÉxico. la arena ciudad de mÉxico el 6 de diciembre. hablar contigo de corazÓn en lo mÁs bonito. como siempre nos has tratado mÍ, al pÚblico de "despierta amÉrica". lupita: bonito tu gente de "despierta amÉrica". un saludo para todo tu pÚblico. muchos besos. tambiÉn a tus compaÑeros de estudio que son bien lindos todos. a quien maneja esa producciÓn felicidades. de verdad. al que hace el cafecito. [risas] quÉ rico cafÉ. saludos. bendiciones para todos. que dios los bendiga siempre. [mÚsica] alan: muchas gracias. gracia de

alan had the answer to everything. he's a very, very clever man, alan sugar.hem, we're having all this money from sky, and it kept increasing, increasing. he said it would be like prunejuice, it will all go to the players. he said we should retain 60% for salaries, 40% into a fund with grassroots, academies, a fighting fund, maybe for later. one of the big challenges you faced, david, was the death of your wife, maureen, who died from motor neurone disease. it's terribly difficult because it's like a slow deterioration. i remember, with my daughter, taking her to the queen's hospital in london, near great 0rmond street, where you saw other cases of people. it gets worse and worse. and as i say, i was inspired as well to give half of any royalties, whether it was £1 or £50, to motor neurone disease. i think it was the obvious thing to do. certainly on the breakfast television series of kevin sinfield and rob burrows, there's no question, i think that was a wonderfully hard hitting period of programmes which really showed the kindness of the people who helped an

. alan, what are we heard? so far from donald trump as well, you know, we have for michael wally who is the chairman of the republican party and he said, one thing that perhaps even democrats would agree with that is pennsylvania is going to be crucial in the election in a week's time. that's why donald trump has spent so much time here. that's why he's back here in allentown on a tuesday night a week before the election because elli voting in pennsylvania and did today. we're hearing donald trump. go back on his closing message, the thing that the frame at the madison square garden event on in new york on sunday that essentially tumble up real kit. donald trump can fix it. now. he's going through a litany of things that he believes couple of how this is responsible for including inflation on the board of invasion. and he said, all of that will end essentially in day one. he has a big list of things that he is going to do, but also the speech as being peppered with inaccuracies. i don't truth suffice. just a ve

well, i agree with sir alan that there hasn't been fast enough, um, progress.'t until the drama hit our tv screens that action really, uh, was stepped up. we're trying to sort out some of the practicalities. i wish i could commit to sir alan's timeframe. i think it will be difficult to do that. i think we will be... ..we will have made substantial progress by next summer. former sub—posterjo hamilton was convicted of false accounting after an apparent shortfall of £36,000 at her post office in hampshire. her conviction was overturned in 2021. speaking on bbc breakfast this morning, she was unimpressed by mr thomas' comments. speed up, swift, we've heard it all and we are fed up with it. and i think the public are completely onside. but ijust find the whole thing absolutely disgusting. and why they can't commit to the end of march is beyond me. do you believe criminal charges should now be brought? well, i'm not going to comment on criminal charges at this point. i think we need to see what sir wyn williams�* inquiry brings forward. but i don't think — as someon

alan had the answer to everything. he's a very, very clever man, alan sugar.ky and it kept increasing and increasing. he said it would be like prunejuice! it will all go to the players. he said we should retain 60% for salaries, 40% into a fund for grassroots, academies, a fighting fund maybe for later. one of the best moments, i guess, in your career with luton as manager was when you famously kept them up back in 1983. there's that memorable shot of you stepping out onto the pitch, having beaten manchester city to secure your safety. yeah, i sometimes...doesn't make me... i'm happy that, of course you score a last minute goal and you run on the field like a crazy kangaroo or something. whirling dervish, they called me. i don't know what they called me. but the emotion does take over you sometimes in football. is there anything quite like that emotion? is there anything else in life that can replicate that feeling we saw that day? to score a goal in the last minute, it's irretrievable. 0r usually — nine times out of ten, for sure. yeah. and, you know, that's

virginia alan said, what you think about this task force? i said, i think it is a good idea but you have to have students who can represent our viewpoint because nobody is representing our viewpoint about war. nobody wants to go to war. i don't know any guy who has burned his draft card that was happy about being drafted but you've got to have some input and we don't have any input. that is what i told virginia and then she said, would you be willing to consider being on this task force? i said, i am going up to graduate school at ohio state university. i don't think that is a good idea. i said, plus, i am not sure you can get me appointed. i have been active in students for a democratic society. at central, that was really radical. i just wasn't so sure about all of this. then, i thought, this is such an incredible opportunity. i did not say no and then i was called back by virginia saying, will you do it? i said, if you can get me the clearance, i will do it. then i almost flunked out of graduate school because they said it would not take

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i'll ask alan boomer how to find inexpensive stocks. meanwhile, don't miss my take on the media gaslighting the american people on the state of the economy. they keep insulting you and telling you you're doing much better than you're doing. wow, it got worse. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ if. ♪ charles: this is when i wished i had a vincent price climb of thing -- [laughter] it's the trick or treat edition of "mistaking money. "or the title could be a funny thing a happened on the way to our market melt-up. we've been talking for weeks and weeks on all the reasons to believe this market will keep moving higher without any speed bumps, right? earnings assumptions, earnings are going to be up. economic assumptions, the economy is strong. seasonal patterns, we always go up through this time of the year. and, of course, fun levels in patterns like 401(k)s -- fund levels, this stuff is real, doesn't go away. today we've hit a major speed bump and actually this week and maybe this month will be the first one down in the last

alan jackson and liam neeson were forklift operators, right?so half-and-half jackson drove forklifts at a kmart warehouse while nessun operator a forklift at a guinness brewery o yes next up, we've got sibling rivalry, which two of these people have over ten siblings. i feel like once you've made one, christopher walken, you don't want anymore. >> it's like yeah. let's put a hold on that. stop. >> you're like you're fine the one you have been, you don't want more than then. why why is this infant soft shoe dancing i want to say dali and celine. >> the answer, dolly parton and celine dion while dolly parton has 11 siblings. i thought i didn't know that about celine dion, but it's all coming from back to me now >> why are you rewarding that? that's what i don't understand next circus gets the square, which two of these people worked as circus performers, woody harrelson and woody harrelson work in the surrogates. >> i don't know who did i mean, it's got to be woody right here, elson and christopher walken know i'll go with that. >> i think you're

well, as i think alan's case demonstrates, you don't have to be participating in a board kind of israel to find these. and t boycott was fundamentally on american. alan, i hate to ask you this, but let's say that the paper uh action is unsuccessful in cory. do you plan on signing that pledge or what does that mean for the future of your newspaper? should you lose? i haven't gone there yet to, but that that's something that will be a very, very difficult. uh, very, very difficult decision for me. so we close this wednesday, march issued for about 51000 and we need to get to 65 is what we got. hang it out there. started the time. so $200.00. so i wanted to go through whoever, cuz last year we dodge so many bullets or with less 45 years and and the newspaper businesses got tougher and tougher. the accurate clinic room for about 35 people here to people who has families and mortgages. here for the state advertising, we can be on the the when we launched the lawsuit, i was very confident, i mean, any country that bases it's found the mythology around the boston tea party and the boy todd of

well, as i think alan's case demonstrates, you don't have to be participating in a board kind of israel to find these. and t boycott was fundamentally on american. alan, i hate to ask you this, but let's say that the paper uh action is unsuccessful in cory. do you plan on signing that pledge or what does that mean for the future of your newspaper? should you lose? i haven't gone there yet to, but that that's something that will be a very, very difficult uh, very, very difficult decision for me. so we close this wednesday, march issued for about at $51000.00 and we need to get to $65.00 is what we got. hang it out there. started the time. so $200.00. so i wanted to go through whoever, cuz last year we dodge so many bullets or with less 45 years and or and the newspaper businesses got tougher and tougher. the accurate clinic room for about 35 people here. normal people who has families and mortgages. here for the state advertising, we can be on the the when we launched the lawsuit, i was very confident mean any country that bases it's found the mythology around the boston tea party and th

to find these anti boycott laws. fundamentally, on american, alan, i hate to ask you this, but let's say that the paper uh action is unsuccessful in color or do you plan on signing that pledge or what does that mean for the future of your newspaper? should you lose? i haven't gone there yet. to but that, that's something that will be a very, very difficult uh, very, very difficult decision for me. so we close this wednesday for the marches for about and $51000.00. and we need to get to 65. is when we get hanging out there started the time, so $200.00. so i wanted to go through the advertise last year. we dodge so many bullets over the last 45 years and and the newspaper businesses got tougher and tougher. the accurate clinic room for about 35 people here to people who has families and mortgages here that state advertising we can be on the the when we launched the lawsuit, i was very confident i mean, any country that bases it's found the mythology around the boston tea party and the boy thought of t. you would think that today you, 100 years later, we would still see boy cods as a po

official, alan pino, who said, basically, israel risks increasing frictions with the united states,lating itself and involving the israeli military in a, quote, "extended offensive on multi—fronts "with ill—defined objectives "that is very much prone to mission creep." you're in a dangerous place right now. you know, that's one voice. i speak with many officials and americans that understand that we are fighting the war of the us. we are fighting the enemies of the us. let's talk a minute about nuclear iran. do you think if they will be able to put up a nuclear bomb, you think it will be a threat only to israel? no, it will be a threat to the saudis, to the moderate arab countries in the gulf, to the american people. the iranian regime is threatening the us almost every day. so, we are fighting the fight of western democracies. you know, some people ignore that. yeah, but you know what? you know what? what the western democracies say to you, alongside many of the other international players in the region, is that, ultimately, as long as you do not have a vision of a day after that i

alan archer from the continental by the corporation.cameco milton. dire warnings about what might happen to people if they don�*t obey those evacuation orders. let�*s go back now to the skyline over beirut, these live images coming to us with smoke rising again, a familiar picture for our viewers, smoke rising from the skyline in beirut. we have heard from the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, saying that israel will continue its operations not only in lebanon, but in gaza, as well until they are sure that israel �*s existence is not threatened. meanwhile, hezbollah �*s chief has made a statement saying that its capabilities have not been dented by the strike from israel. so, rockets continuing to be fired across this border from the north of israel into the south of lebanon, and back again. benjamin netanyahu saying those operations in lebanon, as well as gaza, will not be stopped prematurely, with rocket alerts continuing to sound in northern israel. this is bbc news. lebanon s prime minister at the time of its last war with

and so alan said, "oh, that's an episode." - excuse me, ma'am. ma'am? - ma'am? oh, you mean me?omes that someone calls you, ma'am, instead of miss. - this kid comes over to me and he calls me, ma'am! ma'am! - hm, your first time? - yeah. (audience laughing) - [narrator] if mary tyler moore pushed boundaries, "all in the family," exploded them. - sticks and stones may break my bones, but you are one dumb polack. (audience laughing) - archie bunker was funny actually. i remember archie bunker, but then i remember also thinking that, "wait a minute, what archie bunker thinks it's not that funny." (laughs) it's actually rather ugly. - i definitely remember watching "all in the family" with my dad and my dad laughing uproariously at the archie bunker. what a show that is. i feel very lucky to have met norman lear in my life. this this guy, he's a national treasure, a living legend. - i think tv could be split into two sections, bn and an. before norman and after norman. that's how huge "all in the family" was. - well, it looked like something we'd seen before, a living room, you know

alan! alan! turn up the volume, alan! it's the up arrow on the remote. that's the channel button. and he's gone. he's gone. as part of her appeal to young women, harris also did an interview on the podcast "call her daddy," [cheers and applause] which is, i'm being told, "sex-positive," "mega-popular," and "the most-listened-to podcast by women." that is, until the upcoming release of "a microphone next to glen powell's abs." the host of "call her daddy," alex cooper, who i assume is the daddy in question, asked harris about an insulting comment at a recent town hall made by arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders. >> i saw the governor of arkansas said "my kids keep me humble." unfortunately, kamala harris doesn't have anything keeping her humble. how did that make you feel? >> i don't think she understands that there are a whole lot of women out here who, one, are not aspiring to be humble. [cheering] >> stephen: damn! whoo! cold-blooded. wow, and that's true. you don't generally associate the word humble with wanting to be the most powerful person in

but alan told me that f.a.p. was the bone in his throat. pat buchanan said, it was moby . it had to be slayed. so nixon was trying to get over the finish line and the manhattan 12, which was the conservative groups who were dead against it, they were mounting a primary campaign against them. so it was doomed except for that supplemental security income piece to failure. sorry. that was lengthy. >> well, one of the many interesting things in your book, the last liberal republican, was how you document how nixon pursued f.a.p.. i think there is a critical feeling that he proposed it and just let it wither. but he kept going back with it. >> just one or two more sentences. steve bell who was a leaving conservative on the hill road in '73, i think it was, after f.a.p. had been left behind, he said for two years and even much of a third year, richard nixon and his administration worked not incompetently and steadily to try to pass f.a.p.. he said, i am so relieved and so unhappy. now, for the first time, i don't see f.a.p. in the budget. think god. >> susan, we were going to co

but 1st let's go to alan fisher, who's at trump's riley in new york. madison square garden. um allen. uh, new york and lots of swing states what's from hoping for. and there have been some controversial comments as well as an iconic venue popstars and sport stars have filled out this venue. and so tom, being from new york wanted to do the same, and he's done exactly that. he's about an hour into a speech. now you can't quite make out in the distance because of the lights, but people will be leaving and they have been for the least the last 2030 minutes or so. i just streaming out of the of the whole. this is donald trump stocking is last week of campaigning before the election of november, the 5th. so no choice of a place because he's not going to win new york. he's at least 16 points time. that's actually true. and he's not going to talk to many people in new york to vote for. are you still going to pull them off? and then it struck them off and i come to his. com. what he does do is speak to donors see it. and of course, this is going to get a lot of coverage because it's

that enter the 2nd year beginning at least $43.00 palestinians on choose day attacks on alvarez and alan is there, it's refugee camps and the central guns i killed at least 25 people most for women and children, emergency services, a many people are still trapped under the rubble. meanwhile, is there any forces on intensifying attacks on northern gaza? how the students have been ordered to move south, but those in jabante, a refugee camp say that trumped by is really find it. and conduct our, his move from darrow, by a the situation continues to escalate in the body of another in parts of the gods as to where that is really forced to have been targeting a group of highly sinews into bad. yeah. and then the investment not only is for the past 3 days, there were consecutive airs, drugs or calendar were sending 2 things from floods, comforters and it has been very hard to read to our colleagues in the north or even assembly who are unable to reach their families now it's not only that there has been a continuous evacuation orders from the mother in gaza strip, asking her to send you off the

so alan, tell us what we should be looking out for where you are. well donald trump has already started the famous closing argument at it's as simple as days total of how this broken donald trump can fix it. essentially ice these here in allentown, pennsylvania. a couple of reasons for that. one is allie voting stops to day in pennsylvania. and hundreds of thousands of people level ready both to and so with we've got some indication of the weight. so this is going to go there is going to be a big town next year. and also donald trump, from that raleigh on sunday, is now apologizing, essentially back tracking on the comments made by one of the speakers when he called puerto rico as a garbage dump. now the trump campaign has said that the speaker wasn't approved by donald trump. a donald trump said that the raleigh on sunday was a festival, a meeting, a gathering of love. and so he's surprised that there is, there's, but don't worry around comments that were made about puerto rico describing it is a steaming garbage tip in the middle of the sea, which

a guy named, alan riskin, was the owner and editor of human events, one of the main wing journals. and he and i were fighting for for several years while nixon was proposing that he and i later became good friends to the marx brothers, his dad was more at risk and who wrote the screenplays for most of the marx brothers movies and young alan as a child for his birthday parties would have the marx brothers over so but we'd be over that we became friends but but alan told me that fat was the bone in his throat and that for of the of the right wing pat buchanan said to me it was moby --. it had to be slain. so nixon trying to get fap over the finish line facing this opposition and the manhattan 12 which was the group of the conservative groups were dead against it mounting primary campaign against them so it was doomed except for that supplemental security income piece to failures. sorry that was lengthy but hope it was helpful. one of the interesting many interesting things in your book, the last liberal republican i thought was how you document how nixon pursued fab. i think there's

and alan especially, he's joining us live from new york new york no to swing state island. so what's trump hoping full and has he got the crowns that he wanted the villages? it's an old place to come when the swing states are so important. the national poll say that this race is tied. so people have decided that their voting, democrat and republican are kind of big ted, it's supporting voters that you need to get. and you're not going to get many of them in new york because come wise as a leader of 15 points according to the last full. so there's a couple of reasons why donald trump is here. that means we can speak to new york donuts food, important. and the final week of the campaign to make sure that he's got enough money to put the ads on in and online that he needs. he's hoping to generate enthusiasm across the base with people turning into this. and there's eco, as well, remember it says donald trump is originally from new york. he's always wanted to play madison square, dock me, there's a legendary venue. places where muscle stars and muscles full stars have. i've wri

alan siegel. so. on my left, my far left, dr. kelso is a new york times bestselling author, eminent civil war historian and, commentator on public issues he has written for the new york times, the washington post, the wall street journal, and many publications. he is thomas w smith, distinguished research scholar and director of the james madison program initiative on and statesmanship at princeton university, previously dr. kelso was director, civil war era studies and henry r luce, professor of the civil war era at college. he also taught at eastern university here in radnor township. dr. kelso's, many i can't begin to list them here you all know have won many prizes and three times winner of the lincoln prize. that is just absolutely wonderful. but today, dr. kelso will be talking about his new book, voices from gettysburg letters papers and from the greatest of the civil war, dr. kelso lives in pennsylvania with his wife, deborah. deborah here today. they have three children, one of whom is in the military and they also have