. >>> roger borges nos cuenta. >>> hola, ¿qué tal amigos?lanear la temática, y el diseño próximo. >>> cuando salen las nominaciones, trabajamos en el lineup, quiénes hacen presentaciones, quiénes hacen performances. >>> más de 1000 personas son parte del show emblemático de univisión. >>> qué no ve la gente. >>>l o que tú ves aquí, es como una construcción de una casa. >>> un equipo entra al american airlines arena diez días antes. >>> lo que toma diez días, lo desmontamos en 12 horas. >>p>pero cuál es el mayor reto de un evento como este. >>> los dolores de cabeza surgen en la parte artística lidiando con la parte artística y con el montaje de los artistas. >>> el resultado, es de los eventos más vistos de la televisión hispana. >>> a lo mejor ahora ienen una diferente perspectiva de premios lo nuestro, el evento es el jueves. >>> gracias, roger borges. >>> para algunos es un ciudadano del mundo, sobre todo por su carisma ,pero el papa francisco tuvo que sacar su pasaporte. >>>así como lo oye, tramitó s nuevo documento de identidad y tambié

no passengers from borg but tonight the trains back a burning just-in-time parts thaf tomorrow. the first form of concord just after a sunday morning just after an audit service train derailed. jim allison said that the deal will train caused big problems. workers had to cut out and replace 239 section long red else along with many other things before they could get bathe trains running again. this is great news for commuters somewhat more confidence in the chains and others. the cause of derailment remains under investigation. an army commendation robbery occurred tonight. in answer and one victim being sent to the hospital but not the help from his neighbor. the neighborhood where this happened is a quiet neighborhood about 315 after three members of the guns and tied up everybody inside. this included a grandmother and a tour year-old boy. this boy somehow got itself free and ran over to state senators house asking for help. here the man the police is looking for. the first suspect is about 20 34toall hispanic suspects at the moment. to people interested regarding the shootin

i like borge and i love mackin row and connors. god you didn'ty sampras. >> i love izner. artist. >> we will go to the u.s. open together. >> i have seats. i have a box. >> well aren't you a bragger. let's talk about the state of the union. i will rifle through these three questions. as long as we hit all of them. was anyone rude or snubbed you? >> just the opposite. she said she would come back to the program. >> that's awesome. did president obama know were you there? >> you know, i have no idea. i have to believe somebody briefs him that for example willy and cory from duck dynasty was there. >> we got a picture of that. let's show it. it was ted cruz, senator cruz and newton gingrich. >> that's a great one. >> you were breaking bread. that's the ruth crist steak house. >> i invited everybody. we went to the dinner after the state of the union. willy gomert was there with his wife. and most of the team that traveled to put the show on, we all went together. i'm a loser. i'm a her met. i rarely go out. >> are you not a loser. >> i am a total hermet. i just work and hang

they are both borges.mory serves me right, kate upton never had to nashe on national on her tongue to keep her from picking out. kate upton gets it and even gets to do sports illustrated photo shoots in space, whereas miss venezuela was trying too hard to prove that she should be shot into space. she made headlines a while back. they called it unflattering picture. good to have you. what is this woman doing in venezuela? >> i just think it's really sad. i've been in the industry myself for it sometime. and i know the pressures that go along with modeling. neil: tell me about it. [laughter] >> but there are psychology things behind it. it's years of being told that you are too fat and not good enough and these girls just get picked apart over and over again. neil: you had a successful and still do having to wrestle critter. >> thank you. but i'm a plus size model. neil: the plus size is sort of like an oxymoron. >> they always go to the extreme. neil: but you argue that young girls in particular get a littl

evolves don cheadle, minka kelly, of all people arnold schwarzenegger, dressed up looking like bjorn borglutely hilarious. >> you have to pay a certain amount to get the air time in the first place. arnold just doesn't show up for a commercial. you got to pay him quite a bit too. the question is, is it actually worth it? if you are doing it for bragging rights in the way budweiser really is, yeah, we had the best ad and arnold -- >> when i saw the arnold teaser, the governator? we're all, we've seen cai kate n enough. you can't see kate upton enough. don cheadle blew my mind. when is he doing commercial? >> we have a viewer question. hermella? what do you have? >> too many commercials from all the products everybody sees all year long. they skip the ads online, dvrs et cetera, but the super bowl becomes a main speblg cal, why dspctspectacle, why doyou think? >> that's duplicated the same guy watching every week. this is 100 million unduplicated people. that is by an order of magnitude the largest audience on television. >> also the key really here for the super bowl this is where they pul

i describe in the book he had a mild like earnest borg and this russian draw a son of lake the old actor. and he was talking. so he is bair, which is a surprise to me. he's not only fair but says the hotel can wait. it was more like a command. you are coming to my house for dinner. so i set, what am i going to do? he drives a million miles an hour in this country roads connected to the south. no sooner did i get here any breaks out his own homemade his own thought might proceed to get as drunk as i ever have. >> host: i have to read this one part. you say more than three decades later i can still taste the stuff. and as dave enjoyed an occasional bite to martini, but this is nothing i ever considered before. after to my feet were numb, after the third i couldn't feel my face. meanwhile, ms. vanco camp delta them down and started talking even more intimately and he's been really want to talk to you about the thing you're not supposed to talk to them about, his detention. >> guest: at this point i violated my orders. he drives me to his house, starts pouring this vodka a man with no warnin

they are both borges.mory serves me right, kate upton never had to nashe on national on her tongue to keep her from picking out. kate upton gets it and even gets to do sports illustrated photo shoots in space, whereas miss venezuela was trying too hard to prove that she should be shot into space. she made headlines a while back. they called it unlattering picture. good to have you. what is this woman doing in venezuela? >> i just think it's really sad. i've been in the industry myself for it sometime. and i know the pressures that go along with modeling. neil: tell me about it. [laughter] >> but there are psychology things behind it. it's years of being told that you are too fat and not good enough and these girls just get picked apart over and over again. neil: you had a successful and still do having to wrestle critter. >> thank you. but i'm a plus size model. neil: the plus size is sort of like an oxymoron. >> they always go to the extreme. neil: but you argue that young girls in particular get a little

minka kelly, of all people arnold schwarzenegger, dressed up looking like bjorn borg.utely hilarious. >> you have to pay a certain amount to get the air time in the first place. arnold just doesn't show up for a commercial these days. you got to pay him quite a bit too. the question is, is it actually worth it? if you are doing it for bragging rights in the way budweiser really is, yeah, we had the best ad and arnold -- >> it also matters who the celebrity is. when i saw the arnold teaser, the governator? we're all, we've seen kate upton enough. you can't see kate upton enough. don cheadle blew my mind. even anna kendrick. >> we have a viewer question. hermella? what do you have? >> too many commercials from all the products everybody sees all year long. people do everything to avoid commercials the rest of the year. they skip the ads online, dvrs et cetera, but the super bowl becomes a main spectacle, why do you think that is? >> i think it's exactly the reason he said, you avoid are commercials all year long. that is the same guy watching every week. this is 100 mill

>> well, borg-warner is a very interesting company.hown very steady growth over a long period of time despite just the poor january results from the automakers. i think that's more of an aberration due to poor weather. borg-warner is very nicely positioned and has a great track record. i expect them to continue to grow nicely. the stock has come down a bit, gives me the chance to buy some. >> before we go, one more name? >> i do like starbucks. we're here in seattle preparing for the super bowl parade in a couple of hours. starbucks is a great company. the comp stores sales have gone from 9% to 5% which is still wildly successful for any type of retailer. and the stock has come down a lot if you look at the stock chart. a good opportunity to buy a stock and at least some sort of a discount in a real nice, high-quality company. >> paul meeks, thanks for joining us. appreciate your time. thanks for being on the program. >> u this. >>> coming up, it will take more than a little snowstorm to keep jim cramer from his post. we get his take o

has there ever being any the head of -- it's a borg position.our thoughts. >> it might be a boring position. but to howard's point, yes. >> it's an excuse to travel. >> this was supposed to be governor christie's two months, his reelection, his inauguration, his state of the state, super bowl, and his heavy travel schedule with rga. but what he is doing, chris, he is taking a play out of bill clinton's book from when he got in to the whole impeachment-monica lewinsky thing. keep doing the job the people elect you'd to do. >> okay there is a problem with that. the problem with that parallel is that bill clinton basically escaped conviction in the u.s. senate politically, because politically they didn't think it was worth convicting a guy and kicking him out of office that was a political decision. it wasn't about evidence. everybody knew he had gotten involved with monica. the blue dress, no. this is going to be resolved by courts. this is going to be resolved by evidence and juries in courtrooms. all this campaigning doesn't mean jack. >> the ca