jorge luis borges. borges fue poeta cuentista y ensayista.lidad. entre sus colecciones más conocidas están: el aleph y ficciones. borges viajó mucho durante su vida. le gustaba conversar, contar historias. entre los escritores latinoamericanos borges es uno de los que ha recibido más atención mundial. borges: las dejas de mi muerte los jinetes, las crines los caballos se ciernen sobre mí. y el primer golpe y el duro hierro que me raja el pecho... arturo: hablando de cultura pensaba llevarte a otro lugar. vamos. ¿adónde? ya vas a ver. vamos. después, visitan el museo nacional de bellas artes. este museo contiene las obras de los pintores argentinos más conocidos. arturo le explica a raquel quiénes son estos pintores y le muestra sus obras más importantes. le muestra las obras de collivadino... de pueyrredón... de della valle... y también de de la cárcova. y finalmente, arturo lleva a raquel al parque tres de febrero donde le muestra una estatua importante. arturo: esta es la estatua de domingo sarmiento. es un personaje importante en la histor

were tking about beliz and panama and luxen borg. the journalist is an expert on the royal family has been following the case for quite some time. >> we report on the irregular business dealings of the king's son-in-law six years ago. after that the king upgraded his son-in-law and told him to put an end to the business. his son in lall gave the appearance of having done so but in fact continued. >> he supposedly collected millions. he presented himself as its unpaid head. corrupt regional government are set to have transferred public moneys here. did the royal family know about it? >> they were afraid. as a king, is he also involved in shady business dealings? when the queen visited the united states she was accompanied by a tabloid. that was nooincidence >> the press never writes about the king's business dealings. the dangerous thing is that they report on his amarous adventures but object short comings that are far more serious to me. risky business dealings. the spanish press is completely silent when it comes to these things. >

yesterday the bill that would have required women to get vaginal son owe gram exams before an owe borgsruptly lost support after it became the brunt of jokes on late-night television. >> today in a speech in florida, president obama admitted there is no quick fix to the rising gas prices. he says the u.s. needs to focus on the long-term solution and find ways to reduce dependence on foreign oil. >> we can't allow ourselves to be held hostage to the ups and downs of the world oil market beep have to develop new technology that helps us use less energy. >> one of the reasons gas prices are rising is said to be the fact that there is a threat of military action in the middle east. >> john edwards' former mistress is getting her sex tape back under a lawsuit settled. the tape must be destroyed in 30 days. hunter lived with young and his wife while she was pregnant with edwards' baby. no money will be exchanged as part of the settlement. >> the ambulance of an alexandria paramedic who died two weeks ago was bag on the street this evening. joshia weissman died earlier this month while respond

sort of hollowed out form of progressivism sometimes, revealing the solist pragmatism that randolph borg criticized in his brilliant essay published in 1917. he warned that progressives celebrated an execive center administrative state that exalted means over end. that sought to subordinate the truth of first principles, the truth of the declaration, indeed all doctrine and partisans viewed the democratic experimentation. as fdr would later put it, bold persistent experimentation. disappointed with wilson's war to make the world safe for democracy, a vague -- that did not live up to its promise abroad and was badly betrayed at home. born attacked intellectuals like john dewey and herbert crowley, the godfather of new nationalism. he attacked them as being immersed in what he called pragmatic dispensation. that made them, he said, immensely ready for the executive order, but pitifully unprepared for the intellectual interpretation or idealistic focus. now, had he been around in 2009, born might have flagged a similar criticism against president obama's dogged but rhetorically empty leader

on the ball with a levy was nor five zorg but not about total borg as there usually only be was to consider of but not about. myself and as the school to attack continues to play out an increasingly polarized population and watching their lives and country bullet to stand the sanctions a crippling the economy and the increase in violence is raising the death toll daily e.g. if they school wrangling now seems to be eva shattering the issue of basic human rights for the people living in fear yeah. well harsh remarks i would then move to veto a draft resolution on syria continue to pile up on russia and china us among the most vocal asia times correspondent ask abbas has the criticisms on justified given that washington repeatedly blocks un resolutions condemning israel i would start paraphrasing susan rice i would say that the international community is the real one not made to and seeks a persian gulf monarchies in the g.c.c. is this guy just it why did travesty of repeated us vetoes in the un women ever the topic of israel comes to israel for us can be to a.t.c. regarding your zero zero zer

yes and the threat was to borg and since the threat to silence it's the threat to internet service providers your experience a few chub of facebook a flicker could become very different but it's also felt even innocently collected into copyrighted material could actually learn in crew with criminal sanctions this is not just about the internet either it would also apply to clothes electronics and also to medicine which would make it more difficult for poor countries to buy generic only trademarked cheap drugs making it more expensive for the poorer countries to keep their people healthy basically what these people are saying is that the stations that have been made behind closed doors fundamentally affect the economies the premise c. and the civil liberties of ordinary everyday people and the fact that it's been done in secret means that they can only assume that this isn't in their best interest. bradwell a campaigner for the open vides crew who took part in the london press has told us here that they treat his biggest danger is in giving too much power to uncontrolled private interests. i

years we've been doing parkway or true it has never been aggressive to anyone he hasn't forty or even borg today. it looks like a case of serious animal training just like in a circus but you get he says he has only invented a few tricks for trad believe it or not the dog makes up almost all of the moves. he finds it interesting you can. it looks like he's enjoying what he does i only coordinate on him and very often he improvises some see that i field and park or myself and i will make the dog do what i was unable to you can see for yourself nobody makes you do so when you start out with the. threats breathtaking videos have garnered millions of you tube views and earned him global recognition in their hometown you've gainey and he spat have not become offline celebrities just yet at least until a movie starring the unique dog hits the big screen in the summer but everyone in the neighborhood can rest assured threat is not a threat. reporting culture enough ukraine. with a recap our top stars addressing it. resistance is not of politics but a culture. this could get. on its own. cultures

. >> they probably like the largest smorgas borg. >> reporter: if summer ended, something happened. >> we know that in 2011, we had significantly fewer numbers of significant -- stink bugs than we had in 2010. >> reporter: researchers are trying to figure it out. the best guess? rain. a ton of it, beginning with hurricane irene and tropical storm lee. >> and it rained basically all autumn. those cool, wet temperatures we think may have knocked those stink bug populations back. >> reporter: and it hit when a new generation was just beginning to hatch. which may explain why fewer of the pests are showing up indoors to winter now. >> researchers are also looking into another possibility, one that would definitely be bad news for stink bugs. >> we saw many of our praying mantises attacking these stink bugs. other predatory bugs, spiders, bugs, we saw a lot eating things. >> and it might mean better, natural control. alex demetrick, wjz eyewitness news. >> now, last year's crop losses are still being added up. but in 2010, the lost mid- atlantic apple crops hits $37 million. >> good to sha

. >> they probably like the largest smorgas borg rias.mmer ended, something happened. >> we know that in 2011, we had significantly fewer numbers of stink bugs than we did in 2010. >> researchers at the university of maryland and elsewhere are trying to figure it out. the best bet? rain? a ton of it in tropical storm eileen. >> -- irene. >> it rained basically all autumn. those may have knocked the stink bug populations back. >> and it hit when it was just starting to nest. >> reporter: researchers are also looking into another possibility, one that would definitely be bad news for stink bugs. >> we saw many of our praying mantis attacking these bugs. we saw a lot of things eating stink bugs last year. >> ask now that it's on the menu, it might mean better lasting control. >> last year's crop losses are still being added up. but in 2010, the loss to mid- atlantic apple crops hit millions of dollars. >>> a painful virus strikes passengers on several cruise ships. vic is in the newsroom with details. >> hundreds of passengers on three separ

. >> our chief political analysis gloria borg ser with us. he's running in the republican primary trying to appeal to the conservative base. not only to take votes from romney but to take away gingrich's term. in the short term, the focus on social issues could help. >> it's a very hot message for him with conservatives and evangelicals. so the good news is, you're right. could help him in a primary. the bad news is, that it could also narrow those people would vote for him in a general election should he become the nominee which is why republicans are so concerned about it. >> you mentioned that point. i was talking to a bunch of republicans today. they worry social issues, stride entrhetoric, references to religion could hurt down the road. one prominent republican a former top national official said everyone is scared of santorum right now. >> i've been talking to republicans all day. one of them said, look, he can't keep going down these rabbit holes talking about the cultural agenda. what he needs to start talking about is the economy. a

. >> that would be very, very borg. thank you for saying so.ng this process i'm absolutely sure i got something wrong, because it is a complicated process. is there anything about the logistics i messed up? >> you did a great job and you restored my faith in journalism, i watch television and i see them saying romney has this many delegates and santorum this many, and as you know, not a single delegate has been awarded from iowa or minnesota or missouri or colorado or nevada, and as you point out, we're tracking this at the precinct level, we think we have the majority of them, we think we've won in iowa, we won in minnesota, we won in colorado, and missouri is yet to be seen. and we think we probably won in nevada, because we're counting the precinct votes. the only thing that i might add is there's nothing wrong or deceptive about this. anybody can stay. woody allen says 80% of success is showing up. our people show up. and they have a right to do that, and they are committed, and so they are running as delegates at the precinct level to the

make it from a working class childhood through the low middle class, through the ranks into a stable borg what family life and i-- life and i think that he felt that he managed to climb a ladder which could hely have turn mood a slide it kozly have taken him back down to where he came from. so i think he did, fact, describe that past, that secret but de it in disguise. he did it by manufacturing incidents and characters and even little references to the blacking warehouse that he dropped into all his novels, as if he wanted to let people know but couldn't quite do it out loud. >> rose: simon, i knew of dickens because of his books but knew less about his love of the theatre. tell me about that, and how important it was to him. >> oh, it was all consuming. from a very, very early age. he displayed great gifts of performance. we stand on the table in the local pub and tell stories and sing songs. he went to the theatre at a very early age in chatham, fell in love with t absolutely. also fell in love with the process of making theatre. he went to rehearsals, for example, of the amateur compa

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. >> borg warner. >> nike. price target increased. >> nike is like mcdonald's.ic growth stock that's come back. some people say -- i say it goes higher. >> all right. >> for more on these stocks, go to sots.cnbc.com. >>> how come you don't like the owens corning call? i'm curious. yesterday we had a call. i forgot what specifically it was. it was before earnings. you said it was a gutsy call. you admire those kinds of calls. no reason to -- why would an analyst come out before earnings are reported and make a bold call. here we have the same thing. >> i think they don't believe in a housing recovery. and i believe in a housing recove recovery. i think that's at the crux of when you like an owens corning. if you believe housing stocks are going to go up, you'd be loathe to downgrade it. >> right. >> it's a future call. >> and in terms of some of the other housing stocks? >> spf. really remarkable quarter. >> massive quarter. highest backlog in homes since 2007. >> california very much back. california, people underrate california constantly. by the way, occidenta

i spend a lot of time talking to borg and ceo's and you hear -- talking to boards and ceo's and they say the macro uncertainty is causing them to hold back. that involves the european debt crisis. >> thank you very much indeed. be kind to us under blue paper. thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> hours on and michigan hold the republican presidential primaries next tuesday. candida and few former u.s. representative rick santorum is speaking to the republican party. he will be speaking momentarily along with arizona state senator and republican national party committee co-chairman. >> can you come up and give this a few words of wisdom? senator santorum. [applause] ♪ >> thank you. thank you very much. ♪ thank you. thank you ariz.. ona. ♪ thank you for the penn state fight song. thank you for that wonderful introduction, mr. chairman of bank of for the wonderful reception. it is wonderful to be here. with my wife karen and three of our children and we are spending a couple of days -- i