>> jimmy: and ariel's sister is married to seth meyers >> seth, exactly alexi, i know. me about it i want to talk to you about your new children's book, "the world -- >> okay. >> jimmy: "needs more purple people." i love the idea about this book it's a number one "new york times" best seller so congrats on that. >> thank you very much >> jimmy: how did the idea come about? and i think you're a great person to do this, because i like -- "are you kind? are you curious? can you be really, really ridiculously silly?" i kind of think that you do -- >> yes, yes, yes >> jimmy: i think you do all these things, yeah that's very on brand >> i try you know, purple, like, it's obviously a little bit of a metaphor it's not, you know, super under the radar. but one of my other best friends, ben hart and i, we were having a family dinner two years ago. well, you just wrote a a children's book, so, you know, it takes a long time, even though there are only 20 pages >> jimmy: two years, yeah. >> it takes like two years >> jimmy: yeah i agree. >> right so we were sitting around the table

at cap humphreys -- camp humphreys in virginia, living wrote the vern ariel -- the venereals -- to the detriment of the health of the well soldiers. he also recounted a story a story of visibly sick soldiers sitting on a bench, suffering from an advanced case of syphilis. he could scarcely walk. belso found this man to sharing the tent with three other soldiers not suffering from any venereal diseases. loving was troubled by the overall laxity shown in the control of black soldiers in venereal stockades and worried about the physical and ideological effects of how the sick and well soldiers -- housing sick and well soldiers together. yonder this, he found the medical treatment received by sick soldiers woefully negligent and highlighted the case of camp zachary taylor in kentucky as prime rationale for "the urgent necessity of colored physicians to care for colored soldiers, and especially for venereal cases among colored soldiers." camp zachary taylor had a development battalion of quarantined men and a single unit had soldiers suffering from lameness, rheumatism and venereal diseases

ariel was in college. and alex, a high school student, was dreaming of a career in the navy. but as alex said, his dad was having a harder time of it. >> he married mom when he was 18 or 19. he depended so much on my mother, and then to all of a sudden be kind of just cast adrift -- >> reporter: eventually, fred's counselors and friends suggested he was ready to meet someone new. >> he finally started getting back on his feet and started thinking about moving on, and he met wendee. >> reporter: wendee and fred were introduced through old family friends. >> she came into a very tough situation. but she also, she brought my dad out of a very dark place. you know, she saved his life, essentially, because he was so depressed. >> reporter: after two years as a widower, fred married wendee. >> she was really great and understanding and helped him move forward. >> reporter: a fresh start, such a long way from fred's tough grilling in colorado. he had good reason to think it was all over. >> there were times where we were real frustrated. when they say the wheels of justice turn slow

but replays show the keeper spilling the ball in what seems like a fair ariel challenge.relegation zone. he is clearly got his eyes on the ball. he hasn't looked at the keeper oi’ ball. he hasn't looked at the keeper or tried to put him off. their keeper come through, he jumps, or tried to put him off. their keeper come through, hejumps, he needs him in the back. nowadays, who knows, but could be violent conduct. he spilled it. not only is it a penalty but also we put it in the goal and he didn't give it one second to give it a chance to operate, so i'm aggrieved. brighton were denied a win at west ham earlier, they took the lead thanks to neil maupayjust before half time. but the hammers improved after the break and equalised when benjohnson scored his first goal for the club. brighton were back in front with 20 minutes to go thanks to lewis dunk but the home side got a late equaliser courtesy of tomas soucek. west ham remain tenth, brighton — like burnley — just two points clear of the bottom three. at anfield, the champions liverpool were on course to go five points cl

por eso es importante maximizar lograr tus metas en el empleo el 2021, vamos a dar la bienvenida a arielexprimir los poderes que nos dices, no sabÍa que tenÍamos superpoderes , pero cÓmo vamos a poder aprovecharlos? >> pues mira lo primera que tenemos que hacer es que tenemos que descubrirlos, yo siempre recomiendo que primero podamos preguntar a otras personas que piensan ellos en lo que somos buenos preguntarnos quÉ podemos hacer mejor que otros, quÉ nos hace Únicos cuales son mis talentos y habilidades otra herramienta que puedes utilizar es un detalles de personalidad, hay muchas herramientas gratis como un detalles que se llama 16 personalidades y nos ayuda a conocer los poderes como les llamo, cuando entonces ahora los conocemos, en el campo laboral podemos ponerlo en prÁctica desarrollarse y ayudar a la empresa a que logre los objetivos y metas. >> bueno ariel eso es en cuanto a los empleados lo que pueden hacer ellos pero tambiÉn las empresas y jefes tienen que poner es sus partes, cÓmo pueden ayudar a los empleadoss para maximizar este potencial. >> definitivamente yo creo que p

philanthropy; the orange county community d quickly shay doron shape it see any has to be my name is arielcuador on shane my native language my name means thunder woman. i'm so happy to be here and i want to recognize the special territory of the coast me walk- for allowing me to be here today and it's so good to be here pioneers thirtieth anniversary. as a board member of pioneers i remember when i sit on this stage three years ago as a keynote. and one of the things that helped ease my time up here was the introduction provided by clayton th m

. >> yo tenía 2 meses de renta y atrasados para ariel una bendición además que dice que fue fácil de la fecha límite a la media noche >>> el préstamo >>> no tiene no les pedimos colateral y no les pedimos garantía >>> bueno, me da ilusión, llenar ha solicitud pues son más los interesa interesados que el dinero disponible >>> en salud también son 30 dólares >>> mientras tanto está reinventando >>> publicitar lamer circunstancia en redes sociales para vender en san francisco pilar niño noticiero telemundo 48. >> grupo de más de 55 empresas en san josé está pidiendo ayuda para sobrevivir a la pandemia los legisladores del comité de reglas y gobierno en la ciudad votar votaron unánimemente para discusión y aprobación >>> además pidieron y programas de reducción fiscales para empresa que se vieron obligados en gastar para equipos en exteriores debido al covid-19 >>> la policía de san josé arrestó a un menor de edad involucrado en una golpiza >>> jaime de 37 años fue agredido en el estacionamiento >>> mientras tanto a recogía las compras de carros >>> la investigación >>> llevó a los detec

especialmente por esta conjunción que no se había visto entresaturno y jupiter, esa es la conjunción >> puzzle ariel lafc, lo que dijo miguel herrera sobre su jugadores, y la opción de carlos vela de ir al fútbol azteca, escuchen >> hoy más que nunca hay que jugar con ellos, deambulan y no pasa nada en la cancha tendrán la confianza de nosotros y los partidos que faltan >> es un terremoto casi nulo, está muy contento acá >> había una esperanza pero hoy se apagó. tendrán que ver su equipo la distancia, hoy se confirmó la sospecha, no regresarán a jugar por el resto de la temporada el equipo confirmó que su nueva residencia se va a extenderlo de la decisión del condado de santa clara decidirá la prohibición de la práctica de deportes hasta el 8 de enero, esto significa que el duelo último compromiso de temporada regular se va a jugar en arizona, juegan este domingo luego visitan a los cardenales. miren que han regresó a entrenar, está de regreso pero solo en los entrenamientos, no participarán en el juego, está fuera de acción desde el 9 de noviembre por una fractura en el pie, por otro lado con un go

doesn't happen at all and we got some hints about that earlier this week ahead of the nato minister ariel from the u.s. ambassador kay bailey hutchison she said that she expects this decision to be made by the incoming administration and that's not all she told us about what the plans may be let's hear from her i want to say that the announcement about troops in germany was also an announcement that the troops all the troops that were there before would be in europe it's just whether or not they stay in germany or whether they are moved to other places in certain instances so but it has been well it is been put forward but it certainly will be open for another administration to look at where it is at the time that they take over so in fact when president trump made this announcement he said very clearly that he thought he may be bringing troops home from europe out of europe back to the united states and that is not what the ambassador is saying now at the time he said he may put some of them in poland in italy here in belgium and now she's saying that there will not be a reduction even i

was anything normal about the obama administration that and this is again the professional manager ariel class saying to the public is that we know better than you do and that it's no it's no surprise that during the 2020 alexion foreign policy was hardly a discussed whatsoever here so again we have this kind of separation between what they manage oil professional class believes should be done and what the public wants the public is against these wars here and if george is right and unfortunately he probably is right we have more we have the same old wars continuing and possibly some new ones and we after 3 presidential election cycles in a row ever is consistently these conflicts are on wanted they're not popular with the public and that was the reason why i'm bringing that up because then and 2024 you know they think there's going to be a candidate out there and say i told you so they will never end these wars there if the democrats are giving this individual a gift go ahead max right well i think all it is for as a proponent. operations of the united states and russia in an ideal worl

. >> the security situation intensified after september of 2,000 when israeli prime minister ariel sharoned holy site claimed by both muslims and. the visit sparked palestinian riots and it led to what was called the second uprising. violence and terror attacks increased and as a result israel began building a massive security barrier. t >> this wall separates the city of bethlehem and a largely pin palestinian town. it's a point of great controversy. palestinians here believe it put them in a prison, while them off with occupation and not an opportunity to be part of the country. >> checkpoints are only imposed on a security basis. the four palestinians, you could go from one place to another without interruption.. >> major general in anna drove is that israel's former national security advisor.u >> in 2002 we had 122 casualties in israel which had been murdered in one month. it's 1500 yearly. and that's because we lost control in those areas and we understood that we could not let the palestinians come into israel. >> they were coming every day, the wall saved lives. >> not surprisingly

doesn't happen at all and we got some hints about that earlier this week ahead of the nato minister ariel from the u.s. ambassador kay bailey hutchison she said that she expects this decision to be made by the incoming administration and that's not all she told us about what the plans may be let's hear from her i want to say that the announcement about troops in germany was also an announcement that the troops all the troops that were there before would be in europe it's just whether or not they stay in germany or whether they are moved to other places in certain instances so but has been well is just been put forward but it certainly will be open for another administration to look at where it is at the time that they take over so in fact when president trump made this announcement he said very clearly that he thought he made the bringing troops home from europe out of europe back to the united states and that is not what the ambassador is saying now at the time he said he may put some of them in poland in italy here in belgium and now she's saying that there will not be a reduction even

doesn't happen at all and we got some hints about that earlier this week ahead of the nato minister ariel from the u.s. ambassador kay bailey hutchison she said that she expects this decision to be made by the incoming administration and that's not all she told us about what the plans may be let's hear from her i want to say that the announcement about troops in germany was also an announcement that the troops all the troops that were there before would be in europe it's just whether or not they stay in germany or whether they are moved to other places in certain instances so but has there been a will is use been put forward but it certainly will be open for another administration to look at where it is at the time that they take over so in fact when president trump made this announcement he said very clearly that he thought he made the bringing troops home from europe out of europe back to the united states and that is not what the ambassador is saying now at the time he said he may put some of them in poland in italy here in belgium and now she's saying that there will not be a reductio

there are some i feel worse of course that's for hostile holes almost all of you seem a bit starved at ariel when about national and i want more at home is the fact that he's here what for a yani eames that. phil bellowed with ike now we are only a leg. out of the top one this one does some memory i. am insecure a figure to search for most rational model in this. the mom of the money the national stash may but you know especially in a locked in a now and then the agape and now will love us and them at the hands of c n n the moment in without that now. how in the advent of send out an addict you'd see it isn't a necessity to those don't need to him as any animal says this is the believe with of good muslims this is what he most of the if you head is a kind of little bit no mystery has there been a year with heaven give me that i brought home a good woman and therefore hanuman's that i am the model in the world that there firemen of m.b.m. all to look for a river with only a they're really ready to go all is for begin. a very near shore and more for the rhythm elaine march from girl to. blue w

for the met there as i might reduce those for hostile holes almost all of you seem of a starch at ariel been about national and i want more outcomes that are take this year what for a piano eames that. phil bellowed with ike now we are only a leg. out of the top one this one this summary i. am insecure figure to stash for most of the in this early. for mom out of the money the national stash may but you know especially in a locked in a now and then the agape calls and now we're us never to have c n n the coleman in without that now. in the advent of send out an addict you'd see it and a clip to see those do need see him as any animal says this is the believe with of good muslims this is what he most of the sad if inhaled is a kind of little bit no mystery has there been a year with a heavy give me that i brought home a good woman and that's what hanum is that i am the model in the world that they're the firemen of m.b.m. until it for real only and they're really ready to go our lives for beginning. a very nice foreign war here with the malayan are some girl who. were a bit of blue willo

i checked my mobile phone that i found here of a big contents ariel we have here. in this region. you can see. from the 2nd book and not a whole. lot . this one is coming from the even mental protection bureau in united states you know what is going to do with. 'd i think the 'd united states government should feel we still us the united states not send that waste to our country. the real thing you know you need. a new user name of the u.s. from here to manage on. the trucks and reload in new territories and drive across 3 clubs and they have to pay a bribe is the only way they can get across or use a small coaster boat to go up the pearl river delta into areas like man high and there again you pay a bribe to unload it. when we went. look we don't see any signs to say ok this is what we just said smail greystone the same mail ok we know we are around. every year. several 1000000 tons you is throwing to look from overseas that the united states and europe in japan korea l r l. at least home over 80 percent local people make life depends on u.s. cities are. this is very typical loca

. >> this is my head writer, ariel. you too. >> honestly eliana's impression is off by like 100,000, like 120 percent. she has zero blonde hair. zero. >> hey, no fair! i signed something that says if i am wrong, i go to prison. and i wrote it in lipstick on this cocktail napkin. >> stephen: okay, if you two could just let me finish my monologue. >> excuse me, excuse me. if anyone gets to play the fun drunk lady it's the most irish person. >> stephen: kate, you can't even pretend to be drunk. you are pregnant. >> i am allowed to have one pretend drink at dinner? >> stephen: you are all very talented but i did not ask any of you. >> excuse me, excuse me. >> stephen: oh, my god, felipe you just wanted to do the impression, too? >> oh i am not doing an impression. i am just drunk at work. dead people are writing this show. merry hanukkah. >> stephen: my writers, everybody. my drunk, drunk writers. we have got a great show for you tonight. i am going to be talking to to former director of cyber security and proper security a

so as you can see from this ariel image, they had pre-cut lumber that came from the farms and they made these concrete slabs 60 feet apart, and they dumped all the materials out and they would quickly build a house, very, very quickly. they were able to build houses at a rate exceeding 150 a week. and the result was that the houses were very affordable, since they were built so quickly. the earliest model sold for $7,900. it's hard to do kind of economic comparisons to today, but it would probably be something like $85,000, $90,000 in today's money. so they became very affordable for many people in the middle class and people start moving in in 1947 to houses that look like this. this is one that's still standing, but the original cape cod style and floor plan. so what do you make of this particular house compared to other suburban houses? what is interesting? >> one floor. >> good, it's one floor. emily? >> it's very basic. >> it's basic, simple, compact. these cape cod style houses were only 750 square feet, they only have one bathroom, they're two bedroom. so these seem pretty small

alan:carlos, conoces muy bien a ariel miramontes? carlos: claro que sÍ. >> al principio no creÍ que fuera a durar tanto como la mayorÍa de la gente pero cuando empecÉ a ver que la cosa cada vez se alargaba, si, si entre en etapa de ansiedad, insomnio. hubo un momento que la pasÉ muy mal porque me enterÉ que habÍa fallecido un muy buen amigo, compaÑero guionista de televisa. si me pegÓ mucho el saber que habÍa fallecido, la pasÉ un poco mal unos 4 dÍas con mucha ansiedad. poco se habÍa hablado de lo que estÁs mencionando, de la ansiedad, del estrÉs que produce estar encerrado. la sensaciÓn de pÉrdida porque a todos los que nos generÓ un poco esta pandemia da sensaciÓn de pÉrdida,muchos perdieron sus empleos , simplemente el estar encerrados y la pÉrdida de la libertad. reportero: el intÉrprete encontrÓ una salida a travÉs del arte y de la convivencia con sus seres queridos. alberto: hacer cosas que te gusta como escuchar mÚsica, leer un libro, me puse a pintar, me gusta mucho la pintura. hace mucho no pintaba porque es un trabajo muy introspectivo y tienes

you won't want to miss that conversation we are still joined by charlie from ariel investment. ubs wealth management also joins the conversation and we get our first comment from mike santoli. mike, what do you make of the way this week sort of petered out for the market despite the fact that, you know, we did get that positive fda meeting yesterday and we are awaiting that emergency use authorization. >> it seems like the vaccine stuff has been part of the premise of the rally we saw coming into this month or this week already in fact if we looked at the low from this morning on the s&p it was back to november 9: -- the high of that day when we did start to price in really vaccines being within view i think that's all a net positive it is just we have already got there and processed through it i think the market is both listless and resilient at the same time this week. the broad market the s&p 500 didn't really set off many alarms in terms of the action but there was a little bit avalos of energy most of the energy seemed to be in creating new 80 and $100 billion market cap s

nos enlazamos con el experto en tecnologÍa, ariel coro, para que nos diga quÉ es, cÓmo funciona, y dÓndeth que mantiene todos los contactos cercanos que tuvo ese telÉfono. hay una preocupaciÓn que tienen las personas de bajar esas aplicaciones por privacidad pero al protocolo fue diseÑado para que ninguna autoridad central tenga informaciÓn de contactos, solamente tu telÉfono tiene informaciÓn de contacto de las personas con las que estuviste cerca. yo sÉ que es un poco confuso, pero si tu estado tiene una aplicaciÓn, debes bajarla, activarla, y en el caso de que estas diagnosticado positivo, le dices a tu telÉfono, y notifÍquese a otras personas. y esa informaciÓn se queda en tu telÉfono, y no le da la informaciÓn a nadie. si las personas dicen que fueron notificada, que fueron expuesta, pero no le dicen dÓnde y quiÉn fue la persona que los expuso. raÚl: hablas de estados. ¿quÉ estados utilizan ya este sistema? ¿esto es algo opcional? >> el problema mÁs grande que ha habido con esa aplicaciones que es opcional. el problema mÁs grande que ha habido es que no ha sido una iniciativa federa

jessica: ariel le dijo que estÁ calificada por ley de 10 aÑos porque vivÍa por mucho tiempo, pagaba impuestoss posible para aquella persona que cree, para aquella persona que tiene fe. estÁ lleno de versÍculos muy bonitos. quÉ tal si también puede leer este versÍculo? marÍa: abogada... jessica: quÉ tiene ahÍ? marÍa: primero vi mateo 7-12. ahora estoy viendo mi residencia. gracias, abogada. no le puedo dar un abrazo. de corazÓn sabe que aquÍ me tiene. muchas gracias. muchas gracias. jessica: cÓmo se siente? marÍa: feliz, feliz. sÉ que puedo ir ahora, pero no por lo que estamos pasando. jessica: de corazÓn un gran abrazo. mi alma, mi espÍritu agradece por ser un ejemplo de familia que no se da por vencida. todos nosotros que estamos pasando por esta pandemia le agradecemos. bendiciones. ♪ ♪ karla: muy bonito. alan: gracias a ustedes. muy bonito final. cÓmo hace falta y un abrazo. un abrazo. hace falta. se extraÑan los abrazos. llevas a poder ver a tu mami. karla: 25 aÑos. un abrazo para esa familias que se sienten de la misma forma. estamos para ayudarles. historia que nos inspiran. mÁs adelant

la pasiÓn segÚn berenice" en el aÑo 1976 y las llevÓ a ser galardonada con este prestigioso premio "ariela ya puedo. 9 de cada 10 personas que se inscribieron en covered california obtuvieron ayuda económica. Último día de inscripción es el 31 de enero. raÚl: frente a la chimenea, frente a la tele y frente a usted en "despierta amÉrica" queremos contar todos los detallesde las que se llevaron en honor a el mando manzanero. marÍa: mÁs adelante nos dirán quÉ color ponernos para tener mÁs bendiciones en el 2021. karla: lo que he pedido, lo Único que pido es salud, lo demÁs me lo busco yo, hoy en dÍa lo mÁs importante es la salud. lo aprendimos a golpes. este aÑo cambiÓ todo y vamos estar en vivo en nueva york en la gran manzana con todo lo que la seguridad se estÁ preparando con las medidas que necesita para que puedan disfrutar de una manera diferente. va a estar con la cantante anita que serÁ parte de este sÚper especial esta noche desde su casa por la cadena univisiÓn. alan: mÁs detalles en "despierta amÉrica". elyangÉlica: vamos ahora con las noticias porque causa controversia la nueva g

with critical national security assets like access to the f-35, fifth-generation fighter, unmanned arielvehicles and other advanced munitions to help make sure that it acts as a deterrent, and if worst comes to worst, it gives them a comparative advantage with other countries in the region. the israeli ambassador to the united states perhaps summed it up best when he said, what keeps me up at night is actually not the proposed f-35 sale to the emirate. what keeps me up at night is the idea that somebody would return to the nuclear deal with iran. madam president, on another matter, this week i hope we're able to make more progress on the coronavirus relief negotiations so we can pass another bill before recessing for the holidays. there are a lot of people in this country, all throughout the country that are hurting, who are anxious, who are worried about their ability to pay the rent and to meet their other obligations in the face of this pandemic. and it would be, i think, a dereliction of duty on our part to leave here without addressing those real needs. earlier in year we worked in

terry harvey, sally yang, christian lunda, greta paisch, ashley schipitle, beth frable, jamie white, arielle warnoff. special committee on aging -- stacy sanders, josh cramer. from the committee on indian affairs, kim moxley, anthony sadio. i'm sure this is very hard on our typists, but thank you very much. from the committee on small business and entrepreneurship, sean moore, ron storehog, jacob press. from the committee on rules and administration, dusty brandenberg and lindsey kirk. to all of those great people and many more -- i apologize if there are some we left out -- thank you, thank you, thank you. to everyone on the committees. and i also want for a moment to thank my staff. everyone believes they have the best staff on the hill. i am certainly no exception. i would never, ever, ever be able to do what i do without them. i know over the past several days many of them have tested the limits of exhaustion, hardly sleeping at all. but i want them to know that all their energy, ingenuity, and brilliance will have made the lives of their fellow citizens better in new york and across the