cosa pensÉ que iba a ser mÁ Ácil, pero hoy en dÍa ho q tengo sayo est preocupa el vel suÓ mucho, la barae baile estÁ erte me ce que yo estaba hacido un baile de u Úima ga. y no se preopen porq enseguida llegan los leuilaos. >>> y seÑor tod los chismes frescos eÁn aquÍ primero. vienen a hablar de loue pa en "mira quiÉn baila." rÁ que el bailarÍn jhonnystÁ enamoran a otra. lo lenguilargos llegan a contar todoon e nado barazado de paulinrubio. y me acomÑa tamÉn chiq chiqui deado. ya regresos. hoy es viees de lenguilargos. ♪♪ ritos) ♪ ♪ >>> tedes l noce comoos leuilargos. usted lconoce. y se une chiquinirÁdelgado. tambiÉn estÁerÓni btos sa y pimien. >> le pus l jenniferÓpez de costa rica. >>> yeÑoreesena "mira quien bail el 15. y vamos a comenzar con malilly. >>>stuve poel ensayo. ye entero que esta bailando con tony. >>> el espol Ío, aÁs de una dejÓ muy flhada y lo que vi con millany, omingo encien su televisiÓn,porque aqllo es candela pura. >>> quÉosa vista? >> canda pura. >>> cuando vi eetema llame a malillany, y que me cute l que pa queay una quÍmica paicular y noe lo nega pero quee tieu

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and kabin baras. okay. >>> hello, thank you very much for having this meeting. we really need it. my name is holman turner, i'm a professional photographer. i also teach at city college. i've done that for the past 17 years. so, ~ somehow i fell in love with students and they fell in love with me. and for months i've been walking around as if this was something surreal, that we could actually be thinking about shutting down city college. for months i kept asking myself if the accreditation firm that is seeking to close city college is so interested in the quality of their education, how could they possibly even consider putting 85,000 of them out on the street? the answer, of course, is contained in the question. only by putting them in the street could those who financially are supporting the accreditation firm get what they want, the business of education. their plan has been well thought out and executed. first you identify schools that already are accredited. next you look for academic or financial difficulties. then you begin immediately to separate the community from the sch

ing hashima bara, al jazeera yemen. >>> visit comes as government forces backed by u.n. soldiers are advancing on the m-2003 rebels. malcolm webb went to the near the front line to meet one group sheltering in a church. >> these people have fled their homes because of fighting between the government and m-23 rebels. many have relatives killed. the church service a rare moment to escape the daily struggles. ♪ ♪ >> many of them now live here. ♪ ♪ >> this is where they keep what they have. they sleep on the floor. tori has been caught up in fighting time and time again. she lost her whole family. >> i don't have a husband. he is dead. three of my children were killed during the fighting. my other two children died of disease. i don't have anyone otake care of me. >> the displaced community here is just one of many. around a million people in eastern congo have fled their homes since the fighting started in may of last year. for the glaised people life is -- for the displaced people life is tough. the food that people eat here they have to go and bring from their farms and f

iba a ser mÁs facil, pero hoy en dÍa hoy que tengo ensayo estoy preocupado, el nivel subiÓ mucho, la barao la historia... >>> no, mucha quÍmica. >>> algo tiene esa pista de "mira quiÉn baila." >>> y rogelio martÍnez... >>> el aÑo pasado alicia machado con paul. >>> no stanley. >>> es una gran estrategia muy interesante de malillany. bueno, lo que lo voy a explicar es lo siguiente, se lo lleva a la casa para que le enseÑe. >>> yo creo que la quÍmica en lugar de bailarÍn- celebridad serÁ celebridad- celebridad. >>> ese cuento me lo se. >>> eso ya paso. >>> va a pasar. >>> eso es viejo. >>> vamos a dejar a malillany para pasar al otro participante. y de ese hay foto. manÉ de la parra. >>> cuenta, cuenta. >>> vamos a ver las fotos. >>> estÁ muy asustado. >>> ponga esta fotografÍa, y se las traigo a "despierta amÉrica." entre pia, la bailarina y que va a bailar con manÉ de la parra. explÍcame algo, hay que pegarse ahÍ? >>> hay que estar metido en el papel? >>> no es novela. >>> pero el papel lo llevaron todos los aÑos, y por ahÍ salieron los romances. >>> manÉ estÁ soltero? >>> sÍ. >>> cuÁl es

they let me stay up on school nights and even jack bara. that was on at 10:00 or 11:00.d not the three stooges. bringing home the comedy albums and you could hear in front of an audience. it was so palpable. you could glean from it. >> unbelievable too. talk about what it's like. i remember listening to bill cosby. it's hard to believe in 2013 a comedian approximate edian in 2. >> you get this great excitement. you feel like you are in on it. when we did the audio book, i did most of it live in front of an audience. the funnier chapters in the book and live audience and i have to say i'm so proud of it. it's an exciting thing to listen to. the people have been fans. it's like getting a live concert out. >> your dad passed away when you were 15 and you never felt young again after that. >> yeah. i don't know your personal life, but if that happened to you, you understand. it's a cross right in. >> i can't imagine at 15. my dad passed away a couple of years ago and for about a year or year and a half, i would smile. i can't imagine a 15-year-old kid. >> it was sudden. it w