at the end of "casablanca"... oh, my gosh. i have never seen "casablanca." -you haven't seen it?never seen it. okay. but i saw a "a different world" episode... [ laughter ] where dwayne and whitley finally was about to get together... oh, i love that! yeah! right? it was a scene from "casablanca," and i feel like i hear people say, "we'll always have paris," but i thought "casablanca" was in africa. so i can't imagine that he's like, "we'll always have africa" because i feel like as a black person, i would know that. [ laughter ] i'm just gonna go with paris 'cause it's the first thing that came into my mind, even though i've never seen "casablanca." but you've seen "a different world." but i've seen "a different world." which has absolutely nothing to do with "casablanca," but we're gonna go with... paris. ...paris. will we always have paris? [ bell dings ] [ cheers and applause ] you're killing it! you got to be kidding me! all right. now, these kids -- let's see if they know about rick and ilsa. gervais: at the end of "casablanca," rick parts with ilsa after telling her, "we'l

it'll more than halve the time it takes to travel from the port of tangier to casablanca, where you canlower connections onto fez or marrakesh. another key upgrade recently has been the stretch from mombasa to nairobi, in kenya. that route used to be known as the lunatic express because its construction in the late 19th century was so dangerous. thousands of labourers died working on it, many from malaria, some from being attacked by lions. the 12—hour journey has now been reduced to 4.5, but at those speeds, you might find that any visible big game whizzes by at a pace that makes it slightly trickier to spot. one of the most luxurious and most expensive rides africa has to offer is south africa's blue train. it takes 27 hours to travel the nearly 1,000 miles from pretoria to cape town and will set you back around £900, or about $1200 us, however, you are paying notjust for dramatic views of the landscapes but also for high—end 5—star service onboard. and in egypt, the line from cairo to aswan tracks the course of the nile and offers excellent views of plantations and villages on the wa

congresista republicano que asistieron a una reuniÓn en casablanca, dijeron que parte del acuerdo queque ayuda a niÑos en situaciÓn de riesgo. para su ejecutivo, puede ser contraproducente. >> al decir lo malo que es, lo agresivos que son, crea una imagen y los agranda en los ojos porque quieren tener poder. fernanda pizarro: tras la reciente oleada de jovenes ccentroamericano, las arias a las que llegaron, no estaban preparados. >> a nivel de la escuela, de la comunidad, se empiezan a desilusionar y se convierten en presas fÁciles para las pandillas. les ofrecen una familia, por lo menos al principio. fernando pizarro: afirman, que donde recrudecido el problema como el maryland y aquÍ en el paÍs, se debe reforzar el escuelas pÚblicas. desde el condado de montgomery. fernando pizarro para "univisÓn". ilia: oscar lÓpez rivera, revela el momento mÁs doloroso de los 35 aÑos que estuvo preso. presentador: tenemos una tormenta invernal el camino que nos trae lluvia, hielo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ilia: si hay alguna evidencia en contra, que la muestren. asÍ dijo en una entrevista en nueva york. en la segu

. >> el hecho de que Él sabiendo eso y el abogado de casablanca querÍa que se quedara dentro del stafftica no se puede admitir. el presidente tambiÉn estÁ acusado. periodista: en la casa blanca dicen que john kelly puede sobrevivir a la tormenta. john kelly ha causado varias controversias. llamo a los "dreamers" perezosos a principio de semana. en octubre, acusÓ a una congresista demÓcrata dde politizar la muerte en un soldado. john kelly defendiÓ sus acciones y dijo que espera que todo se calme en los prÓximos dÍas. Él niega que sometiÓ su renuncia, pero el futuro de john kelly en la administraciÓn todavÍa no estÁ definido. jorge: hablando de renuncias, la tercera persona al mando del departamento de justiciarenunciÓ nueve meses despuÉs de que el presidente donald trump la nombrara en el cargo. habÍa trabajado en el departamento en varios gobiernos republicanos. ilia: al menos dos muertos, miles de vuelos cancelados y choques mÚltiples es el balance preliminar de los estragos causados por una nevada que azota el medio oeste del paÍs. ha obligado a cancelar servicios y se prolongarÍa d

algunos jugadores han dicho que no se estiran a esta tradicional visita a casablanca por parte de los sÉptima raÚl gonzÁlez pegaba doble para acabar con el empate y terminar el empate. visitaron buscador cupular la victoria y principales puntos y rebotes de lebron james no fue posible. contaron con una gran actuaciÓn de simmon. y empeora la marcha como visitante 11-15. los celtics buscaban sigue la racha en la visita y algo que no fue posible y en toronto se apoyÓ que cometÍ fue el mÁs destacadoliderando el triunfo. 22 puntos y coexistencia, consiguiera108 182. eso maneje un triunfo al hilo. y serÁ en orlando. seguimos con la idea de noche pero con la actuaciÓn se combinaron para 46 puntos y ganÓ milwaukee. el equipo confirmado la suspensiÓn temporal de el gerente temporal y esto se da luego de que su exesposa lo acusara de cocinar y la comenzaron investigaciÓn.recuerden que como siempre mÁs informaciÓn en contacto deportivo. julo: nos vemos con mucho deporte. tambiÉn maÑana tenemos una cita partir de las siete. buenas noches. julio: ahora estÁn ustedes muy bien informados. ili: y no

casablanca stays pretty u nsettled saturday. casablanca stays pretty unsettled throughout.ow as we centre on the mediterranean. if we take off some of the cloud from this picture we can see what's going on with the snow, with the northerly airstream and snow in the forecast on wednesday for the pyrenees, still wintry weather on the way for france and heavy snow affecting the east side of the cops for some time. meanwhile closer to home for the uk, we stay with plenty of cold weather and further snow showers for the coming days. more from my colleagues in halfan coming days. more from my colleagues in half an hour. i'm ros atkins with 0utside source, the main stories, spacex has launched the most powerful rocket in the world in florida, then it is lifting up with a big crowd cheering it on. as you may have seen, spacex box elon musk used to the sports car as part of the load, he explains why. he isn't there but i can tell you that the dowjones has closed up but london, tokyo paris and hong kong were all down and it's still volatile markets. if you want to get in touch please

julio: entre los jugadores a que no acudan a casablanca, como dicta la tradiciÓn.er una reforma migratoria mÁs amplia. por eso piden al equipo entero que no vayan a la casa blanca en la visita tradicional que se realiza luego del superbowl. >> si estÁn con ese presidente, creo que vamos a estar muy.veremos tantos aÑos que gane y nosotros de sangre somos egales tambiÉn. esperamos que ellos nos apoyen en este momento. reportera a este llamado de boicotear se unen varios de los baÑadores que viven en filadelfia. >> tienen el poder de hacerlo. filadelfia les estÁ pasando muchas cosas a los inmigrantes ahora. estÁn deteniendo a muchas familias. si hacen eso, van a ser que haya una presiÓn a los demÓcratas y republicanos para que pasen algo que no sea tan antiinmigrante. >> creo que serÍa muy bueno, serÍa un mensaje al presidente pero que filadelfia apoya. reportera: por lo menos tres jugadores de las Águilas le han dicho que no van a acudir a la ceremonia en el capitolio. el presidente ya ha tenido discordia con algunos jugadores de la asociaciÓn nacional de fÚtbol amer

months previously in january nine hundred forty three churchill had met with president roosevelt in casablanca their talks were about how to open a second front on the ground against germany in europe. it was an implicit acknowledgement that an power alone would not get germany to surrender but roosevelt also promised churchill american support for the further aerial bombardment of their mutual enemy. small the u.s. air force would carry out daytime air raids while the r.a.f. operated at night. the british continued das strategy of competent bombing while the americans wanted to precisely target strategically important industrial and infrastructure sites. the aircraft that would carry out these raids the gigantic be seventeen the flying fortress. yet what the u.s. air force thought was its secret weapon would fit into a carrier back. it was believed so valuable that pilots had orders to keep it locked in a safe between missions. this new technology the norton bomb site. during tests it was able to hit targets on the ground with a precision of fifty meters from an altitude of four thousand six

the technology used to record for the schools including in chess it's like gone with the wind and casablanca. and next to it was the beginning of all of it and it was like a revelation this music from beginning to end in the music is telling us the story and the music tells us there's suspense and the music tells us there's fear in the music tells us there's romance and from that moment on. music was part of film. insensitivity in the old recording studio was brought back to life i think one stage by musician and filmmaker how that took months. to quiet the rundown facility once owned by the production company film city vienna it was the first studio in the world both specifically for recording film music back in the 1940's good acoustics winship created with the computer. this was practically everything that sounds really excellent comes from this time period late nineteenth century and early twentieth century that was when the best hotels were built the one after that people lost the feel for it a bit because sticks in this whole were incredibly well thought out it gives the recordings a c

experiences into man with the directs lasers to light up individual neurons so here is a movie casablanca this is the this is what you have to turn that into for it to then be shown on to the brain that you think wow you decide on a pattern you tell me which neurons you want to activate and we will at the exact time give the exact amount of light that's required to activate in your own the project could rebuild soldiers or eventually give them enhanced abilities on the battlefield by the way if it works we will have crossed into a new ethical and medical world a world where we can read humans thoughts and implant new ones jake aboard al-jazeera berkeley california. take a quick look at the top stories now russia's transport prosecutor has confirmed that all seventy one people on board a passenger plane that crashed shortly after takeoff from one of moscow's busiest airports have died and vesta gate is at the scene say they are looking at all possible causes al jazeera is roy challenge brings us more from moscow. because of the heavy snow fall in moscow and the regions over the last week o

world experiences into man the directs lasers to light up individual neurons so here is a movie casablanca. this is what you have to turn that into for it to then be shown on the brain and not on that wow you did find on the site and you tell me which neurons you want to activate and we will at the exact time give the exact amount of light that's required to activate in your own the project could rebuild soldiers or eventually give them enhanced abilities on the battlefield by the way if it works we will have crossed into a new ethical and medical world a world where we can read human thoughts and implant new ones jake aboard al-jazeera berkeley california. let's take another look at the day's top stories now a passenger plane has crashed in russia killing all seventy one people on board the sars have allan's plane came down shortly after taking off from the capital moscow . chalons has mall. because of the heavy snow fall in moscow and the regions over the last week or so it makes the operation on the ground very very difficult difficult to find things that are buried in a meter of snow a

. >> i always love the russian react like the guy in casablanca, we are shocked there is gambling hereut every single time, thank you. senate hopeful mitt romney, a huge endorsement from washington, donald trump tweeting his support saying he will make a great senator and worthy successor to orin hatch and get my full support and endorsement. thank you for the support, i hope over the course of the campaign i earn the support and endorsement of the people of utah. mitt romney was critical of the president during the 2016 election calling him a sony and a fraud. new concerns that north korea could be planning to blackmail the us out of billions of dollars, national security officers worried once the rogue nation becomes capable of striking they could try to extort washington. >> a range of possible things from enormous financial payoffs, north korea feels they are entitled to reparations for everything from losses suffered during the korean war to sanctions that have been imposed since 1953. donald trump has insisted he would not let that happen. to sports, and olympic gold medal, they'

world experiences into math the directs lasers to light up individual neurons so here is a movie casablanca. this is what you have to turn that into for it to then be shown on to the brain and i think wow you did find on the pattern you tell me which neurons you want to activate and we will at the exact time give the exact amount of light that's required to activate in your own the project could rebuild soldiers or eventually give them enhanced abilities on the battlefield either way if it works we will have crossed into a new ethical and medical world a world where we can read human thoughts and implant new ones jake aboard al-jazeera berkeley california drivers near the chinese capital beijing had a lucky escape after a tanker carrying liquefied natural gas overturned on a highway take a look at this dash cam footage showing a car driving over the spilled fuel and igniting it creating a wall of flames on the road one drive a tried to escape but quickly jumped back inside before the flames engulfed the car two people were seriously burned another six suffered injuries. says al jazeera to g

then, i came by a place called the casablanca hotel. lunch, dinner, cold beers. man: how you doing?w you. it's become a refuge for exhausted neighbors, fighting to hang on. people like peter schintler. nice to meet you. he was just telling me your restaurant's across the street. a short walk, yeah. are you a native? no, i grew up in iowa, midwestern boy. peter told me he's been in puerto rico for 13 years. what happened is the debris blocked all of the drainage, and the water began to collect on the roof, and then we collected almost 4,000 gallons of water on the roof. every light socket, air vent, air conduct, water just found its way, you know, 40 feet into my restaurant. can we look inside the restaurant? i just want to see what it looks like. you guys are good at that. we already resurfaced the whole building. oh, this is all new? re-cemented it, repainted it. oh, man, this place is beautiful. peter says he's put $2.5 million into the restaurant, so it pained me to see the shape it was in. here, you can see these chairs are two months old, so you can see the damage from mold and

katherine: he went into casablanca. africa. interviewer: and germany. katherine: yeah. he didn't have time to have many girlfriends. i called him up. interviewer: this was after the war? katherine: yes. interviewer: tell me about that. braggine: i called fort to see if he was there. i didn't even know he was there. they connected me. he was 504. some lieutenant -- anyway, he answered the phone. said, gypsy. are you a big girl, yet? i said, yes. he said, let's have dinner. we went to have dinner. we were married four or five months later. interviewer: describe your wedding. it was the first wedding in fayetteville. my grandmother lived in town. for mymore of a reunion parents and a wedding for me. their old friends and everybody came. thing that happened was that father had bought cases of champagne. to unload it there we were having the perception. it was the women's club -- where we were having the reception. it was the women's club and there was a great shock. but everybody had a good time. interviewer: you said the dress had -- >> long sleeves. a long train. intervie

which is making me laugh, thatis something which is making me laugh, that is like saying, from the casablanca's gambling happening in the back of my car? that is a silly thing. and the russians of course can't own up and say they interfered with election so of course they said that, but you have got to look at the source and the russian foreign ministry is not a source we should pay one second to in terms of telling the truth. no allegation that any american was known to have been involved, so how worried will president trump be? been involved, so how worried will president trump be ?|j been involved, so how worried will president trump be? i will place a bet and maybe i can get rich, i bet you a dollar that the trump administration probably has already issued a statement, saying this proves oui’ innocence issued a statement, saying this proves our innocence which is not the case in the least. this is what will be asserted and many americans will be asserted and many americans will believe it, though. what the fbi has said, the department of justice, these indictments do not contain informati

. >> he was in -- went into casablanca, into africa and then sicily and then england. >> france and germany. >> yeah. >> okay. >> so he didn't have time to have many girlfriends. so i was at my grandmother's. i called him up. >> okay. and this is after the war? >> uh-huh. >> okay. and tell me a little bit about that. >> well, i called him -- i just called fort bragg to see if he was there. i didn't even know if he was there or not. they connected me. he was commanding the 504 then. >> right. >> and the aide said -- wasn't an aide, it was some lieutenant. anyway, he answered the phone and -- wes answered and he said, kitsy, kitsy, are you a big girl yet? and i said yes. and he said, well, let's have dinner tonight. i'm going to general gavin's. >> wow. >> so we went to general gavin's for dinner. >> how about that. >> that was -- we were married november -- i guess four, five months later. >> wow. oh, that's nice. tell me -- describe your weding for me. >> well, it was kind of the first wedding in fayetteville where my grandmother lived in the town, so to speak. so it was more of a reunion f

the classic "casablanca" actually hinted at why concentrated solar power technology is a challenge to implement morocco. c.s.p. requires vast amounts of water. >> the waters? >> what waters? we're in the desert? >> i was misinformed. >> reporter: engineer mohsine ait ali showed us this man-made lake that was built just so noor could operat he said the reservoir addresses the plant's water demands. >> ( translated ): the solar complex uses about six million cubic feet each year, and that is only about 1% of the storage pacity of the lake. >> it's distributed, the water, to all the plant on site. >> reporter: the engineers are e moited to talk about the next phase, still under construction: noor 3. >> this is the tower. after the construction, it will be the highest building in africa, at 246 meters. >> reporter: the tower looms over noor 3. it will incorporate a newer technology, where flat mirrors bounce the sun's rays to the tiw of the. >> so here in noor 3, we have around 7,000 mirrors.. >> reporter: w the solar energy is stored in molten salts, which means the ant can keep making e

in you know, it was almost like a scene out of casablanca. gambling and then you hear your winnings. it is you know he expressed shock that there was any notion any concern by the united states government about corruption in afghanistan. and i think those were the kind of things that did not get huge amounts of attention but i think ultimately were extremely important and you know if a government is seen as corrupt, it cannot then call on the people it is trying to govern for support. and there is always a military component to the effort there. you know brave soldiers have given their lives. but i think almost as important as what we were trying to do in building that capacity, and there i do not think that we have the kind of progress that we hoped. i think we tried during the obama administration. i would hope those efforts would be continued during the trump administration. but it is a tough one to crack. >> live eight more minutes and i've got four questions to go. maybe we can have a little lightning round. tony from -- >> thank you. at

it's a sci-fi noir, it's like "casablanca" in a "blade runner" setting. >> jimmy: he's a super funnyustache. that is a real mustache. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it is right? >> yeah, that's real and it actually goes and then splits out. you know, justin has a blonde wig. thhere's a similar thing with elliot gould and donald sutherland in "m.a.s.h.", so we kind of recreated their looks a little bit but -- you know -- >> jimmy: how was life with a a mustache like that, because you have to live it. >> oh, yeah, it's great. people don't like it. [ laughter ] they do not like -- >> jimmy: they do not! >> people really recoil when they see a pronounced mustache. >> jimmy: some people they -- people enjoy their mustache. it's almost comforting. >> so, yeah, i remember -- >> jimmy: tom selleck, has a a very comforting mustache. >> yeah, in fact, you recoil when you don't see a mustache on tom selleck. it doesn't look right. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so it's the opposite effect. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i remember one time in -- having a mustache and wemt -- going into an elevator, and i was sweaty, i was running

this is like the movie casablanca. when the inspector said i'm sorry, there's gambling going on here. this russia, russia, russia, is all b.s. the collusion is with hillary. thes do area and also iranian one. your show does nothing -- no topic ever comes up on this. and this is -- people all know about it. they are not hiding it. and another thing i want to ask you, kimberly -- kim, you go on msnbc and you speak there biased against trump. i know you work for "the boston herald." i swear it thought you were from the "boston globe." i was very shocked. so, i mean, you know, we got to go halfway here. thank you. host: all right. pat, what do you think about the indictment handed down yesterday? caller: well, i hope to strike a blow for democracy and truth this morning. i'm even at the risk of having my cereal get soggy at the bowl while i'm waiting. a couple of calls ago a gentleman said he wanted to tell the truth of this whole thing and here's what the truth is. mr. trump unfortunately does not have the honesty or the

world experiences into math the directs lasers to light up individual neurons so here is a movie casablanca and this is what you have to turn that into for it to then be shown on to the brain and i think wow unified on a pattern you tell me which neurons you want to activate and we will at the exact time give the exact amount of light that's required to activate in your own the project could rebuild soldiers or eventually give them enhanced abilities on the battlefield by the way if it works we will have crossed into a new ethical and medical world a world where we can read humans thoughts and implant new ones jake aboard al-jazeera berkeley california. that's right it's winter olympics time. marion thank you so much a seventeen year old has become the youngest american gold medalist out of winter olympics since one thousand nine hundred twenty eight right gerard claimed an unexpected victory in the men's slopestyle snowboarding elise homan reports. few would have nor the name bred to run before these olympic games but the teenager produced the run of his life in the men's slopestyle snowbo

and then the system coming out of the north of africa, that is what is keeping casablanca and algeriaow to parts of italy and the balkans and grace, as well. —— greece. back home, nasty weather this weekend, we have the details later. ally 5ee. thi5 this is 0ut5ide source. the5e this is 0ut5ide source. these are the main stories here in the bbc news room. syria accuses the us—led coalition of war crimes, after a series of attacks kill 100 pro—government fighter5. the un's calling for a cea5efire — russia says it's not going to happen. we would like to see a cea5efire but the terrorist, i am not sure they are in agreement with what is proposed. trying to avert another us government shutdown, with the deadline just hours away, can the politicians reach a budget deal? twitter po5t5 its first ever quarterly profit, sending its share value surging. and an 18—month—old boy with down syndrome has become the face of food maker gerber as its "spokesba by" for 2018, an action hailed by advocates for people with the genetic condition. welcome to outside source. north korea has held a military pa

world experiences into math that directs lasers to light up individual neurons so here is a movie casablanca and this is what you have to turn that into for it to then be shown on the brain and i thought wow unified on a pattern you tell me which neurons you want to activate and we will at the exact time give the exact amount of light that's required to activate in your own the project could rebuild soldiers or eventually give them enhanced abilities on the battlefield either way if it works we will have crossed into a new ethical and medical world a world where we can read human thoughts and implant new ones jake aboard al-jazeera berkeley california wow the latest on the day some stories straight ahead here on al-jazeera see in just a moment. travel often. by trying to use and put farts in a profitable. box if. i can. bally's and scott on. this adventure. scott it. is finally places close is. going to get these cats i always. wild swings for global stock market look at what's going on and why it matters how women in twenty eighteen are still fighting for equal rights in the workplace bus u

world experiences into math the directs lasers to light up individual neurons so here is a movie casablanca if this is what you have to turn that into for it to then be shown on to the brain and not on that wow you did find on the pattern you tell me which neurons you want to activate and we will add the exact time to the exact amount of light that's required to activate in your own the project could rebuild soldiers or eventually give them enhanced abilities on the battlefield either way if it works we will have crossed into a new ethical and medical world a world where we can read human thoughts and implant new ones jake aboard al-jazeera berkeley california. right sorry it's just we had you've been very vocal about jacob zuma getting some comments in mahmoud who said jacob zuma this is how he reckons it's going to go to zoom in might bogen relinquish his position if the corruption charges a wave but remember there are hundreds of those he might continue further though as president through a constitutional amendment these are all things we're waiting to find out from the a.n.c. is what's

e debe proceder en la corte de apelaciones, hay 2 jueces gen a generales que dictarmminaron, l casablancay enfocarnos en el largo plazo. >> ¿como lo logra? >> oraganizando, movilizandonos en la participacion civica, nos enfocamos en el congreso porque daca es una solucion a corto a plazo, nosoros estamos pidiendo una solucion a largo plazo y hemos visto una energia impor importante por todo el pais m i movilizando lops elementos de la participacion civica, empujando a politicos en todo el pais yeso seguiremos haciendo >> me decias que la victoria en lascortes son improtantes pero la gente debia entender que p d puede gastrar >> est es un presidente antii antiinmigrante, pero ahorita el enfoque tiene que ser en el c congreso porque no queremos o oslucionestemporales, es una solucion a largo plazo. sus padres y reforma migratoria que es la meta central en la m comunidad. >> tgracias hector y paulina, o como bien escuchaste es recalcar que los jovenesque pueden ren a renovar su daca deb'Ñiia n de i continuar con este proceso, siplemente continuar renovando p porque el servicio de inmigrac o