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you see a biography of cleopatra, right? i mean, come on, nobody knows anything about cleopatra. and you see a biography of abraham lincoln, and you see, you know, obama's biography has invented characters. it's a process, you know? up to take the -- you know, you have to take the facts and write it in a certain way. i choose to write it in a very cinematic way. so, for instance, i'll interview thad roberts, i'll interview the other kid who was there, this guy gordon who's later in the book. so i know there was a conversation that took place ten years ago between these people, and i know what was said, but i don't know the exact words. so one journalist might, you know, they talked about moon rocks. but to me, that's a very boring and weak way of telling that scene. i know they talked about moon rocks, i know what they did with the moon rocks, so i describe what they did with the moon rocks. and there are some journalists who love it, um, and some journalists who don't. and, you know, it'll be a controversy in terms of certain journalists will never like it. with the social netwo

i've always wanted to be cleopatra. that's mine. >> that's the weirdest thing.e always wanted to be cleopatra also. it wasn't nile. it was a whole other setup. so bizarre. >> i always wanted to go into space. i would go into space tomorrow if i were, if i could be part of any nasa program. >> wait a minute, donny dodged. what is on your bucket list? >> okay. i would love to play in a tennis match in arthur ashe stadium against a great tennis player. >> but who? >> that's cool. >> you had all night tongue about this? you are lame. >> i didn't think about that. >> that's lame. >> pretty lame. >> mine too. >> okay. your life must be so full there is nothing left to put in the bucket. >> okay. >> okay. the architect of world peace. >> all right. star jones, donny deutsch, dr. nancy, thank you. still ahead, the secret to looking your best in the morning. one hint it all starts at night. up next mastering the art of negotiation. we have tips to help you seal the deal right after this. [ female announcer ] starbucks via® is planted the same... ♪ ...harvested the same..

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when jesus was born, 200 million of us and during the time of cleopatra, only 15 million people on thel that 7 billionth baby be born? population experts say the most likely place will be india. >>> and now, bringing america back, as you know, we here at abc news has been taking up the cause looking for ways all of our neighbors find solutions in an economy causing so much strain. "20/20" anchor chris cuomo is leading the charge with a coalition of teenagers on a mission to bring their hometown back. >> reporter: bonnie seymour grew up in leeton, missouri. what was it like to realize that what you saw was thriving was gone? >> it was geopoliticaling. very saddened. >> reporter: there are less than 700 lives here now. but 100 years ago the place was booming. today leeton is suffering the face of many rural community, squeezed with bigger towns with box stores then about a decade ago the local grocery store closed and many people stopped going into town at all. ♪ >> reporter: but here at the leeton school, the kids and teachers decided their town would not become another statistic. bonni

you see a biography of cleopatra, i mean come on. nobody knows anything about cleopatra. you see a biography of abraham lincoln and you see, you know, obama's biography has invented characters. it's a process. you have to take the facts and then write it in a certain way. i choose to write it in a very cinematic way. for instance, i will enter the thad roberts. will interview the other kid who was there, this guy gordon, later in the book, i will interview the axel emmermann. i know there's a conversation that took place 10 years ago and i know what was said but i don't know the exact words. so one journalist might say they talked about moon rocks. but to me that's a very boring and weak way of telling that scene. i know they talked about moon rocks. i know what they did with the moon rocks i described what they did with the moon rocks. there's some journalists who love it and some who don't. it will be a controversy for ever in terms of certain journalists will never like it. with a social network and accidental billionaires, mark zuckerberg came out and said it's not tr

you see a biography of cleopatra, right? i mean, come on, nobody knows anything about cleopatra. and you see a biography of abraham lincoln, and you see, you know, obama's biography has invented characters. i mean, it's a, a process, you know? you have to take the facts and then write it in a certain way. i choose to write it in a very cinematic way. um, so, for instance, i'll interview that'd roberts, i'll interview the other kid who was there, gordon, who's later in the book. so i know there was a conversation that took place ten years b

as anthony said to cleopatra, i am not here to talk. she be applied, i am not -- replied, i am not prone to argue. [laughter] i will just give some random chips off of the block. everyone else has waxed poetic and told the truth about you. now it is my turn. my first experience with him was in 1959. i was ready to put cold steel on the enemy at any time. i was in on my father and bob leaned over to me and said, you are going to meet the greatest potential candidate you will ever meet. out came bob. it was a combination of george clooney and tyrone power. i had a talk with him and he took time to talk to a marine. i was tremendously impressed. bob was right. you see what has happened in regard to his public career. what a great time we had. i was privileged to be the administrative assistant and served with jim and others in the delegation. we had a great time. the security was not as tight as it is today. i would always go on the floor and say, what kind of a mood is he in? and they would say, what kind of mood is he ever in? [laughter]

upcoming guests on "q&a," include a pulitzer prize-winning author, stacy schiff, with her latest "cleopatra," in paperback. and karl marlantes of "what it is like to go to war." >> coming up, prime minister david cameron and the euro zone crisis. and then jon huntsman campaigning in new hampshire, and this morning's "washington journal." and later, another chance to see "q&a" with jill abramson. up next, "prime minister's questions" with prime minister david cameron. the euro zone crisis. while the u.k. is not part of the 17-member euro zone, he talked about the importance of having all eu nations participate in meetings. you will hear debate from members asking about future financial support from grace, whether to consider a referendum whether to consider a referendum

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you can go back and find all your stories there, and when i recently read cleopatra, that was affirmed. i do think, though, with the advent of reality television and talking heads and with the too many commercials that can make war heros into cowards like we saw the presidential election, if you spend enough money, the truth can be suspended or disbelief. i'm really proud that we have great writers, and in fact, if there was any way to, i think that i would be voting as a panel member. i think i told ken this. because i don't know how you got ahold of john's book, but i said, let's give john the lifetime achievement award because you can take any of his books, "the client," and the rest of them for the contributions they made for the cause of justice. >> i think i'm also going to fight the hypothetical, if that's okay. i'm going to fight the hypothetical. but i think that it's, in fact, the case that fiction and just the enormity of the kinds of things that john writes about that seem like they can't possibly be true are, in fact, true and that books that look like this can't possibly

when i recently read cleopatra, that was affirmed. i do think though with the advent of reality and talking heads in with the too many commercials they can make war heroes into cowards. light was on the presidential election if you spend the money, this truth then can be suspended but disbelief. i am really proud that we have writers and in fact, if there was any way, i think i would be voting as a panel member and i think i told ken that is because i don't know how you got a hold of john's book, but i sent you one. i said let's give john a lifetime achievement award because you can take any of his books and for the contributions they made for the cause of justice. >> i think i am also going to fight the hypothetical if that's possible. i think that if in fact a case that fiction and just the enormity of the kinds of things that john writes about this seem like they can't possibly be true are in fact true and books that look like this can't possibly have been. i had the great fortune of reading this book this week while i was trying t

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segÚn el anÁlisis que se hizo en la Época de cleopatra solo habÍan 15 millones de personas. >> es un mecanismo de defensa del mecanismo para combatir diferentes enfermedades, la causas mÁs comunes son las infecciones, tantos las bacterias como los virus, no hay que preocuparse de la fiebre en si, sino lo que la produce,1 puede tener un resfrÍo o una meningitis. >> reacciÓn a una vacuna. >> fiebre es cuando las temperatura es de 38 o mÁs. >> en fahrenheit. >> en centÍgrados es 30 o mÁs y en fahrenheit es 100.4 o mÁs. >> usted mencionÓ algo importante, no hay que preocuparse por la fiebre, quiere decir que estamos peleando. >> es un signo del cuerpo que estÁ peleando contra algo y que la temperatura suba es para tratar de combatir la bacteria que tenemos en el organismo. >> lo importante es dejar que no suba. >> escuchÉ gente que dice 102. >> 102 es casi 39. 38 o mÁs es fiebre, menos no lo es. >> algo clave, quÉ de termÓmetro usar? yo he usado Éste pero algunos dicen que no es la mÁs eficiente. >> nunca lo habÍa visto. >> estos termÓmetros son digitales y de oidos, en menores

. >> la leche tiene muchas propiedades, como hacÍa cleopatra que se baÑaba en lecha. >> esta es para algo que podemos probar con las mascarillas en casa, pero queremos hacer algÚn tratamiento de este tipo para ayudar. >> se de los cambios mÁs rÁpidamente con este tipo de mÁquinas. >> exacto, se hace un tratamiento por sesiÓn. dependiendo de cada persona cualquier persona a partir de los 30 aÑos se puede hacer este tratamiento. >> nos tenemos que poner las pilas con estos tratamientos. estamos viendo el antes y el despuÉs. >> lo mÁs importantes este tipo de tratamiento trabaja tanto a nivel preventivo cuando se hace a temprano momento como cuando ya tenemos los arrugas o las lÍneas de expresiÓn, es muy interesante, podemos trabajar de las dos maneras. >> tenemos tambiÉn los remedios en casa, los podemos usar. >> seguimos nosotros con carla que nos cuenta que viene mÁs adelante. >> muchos consejos, lo mega accesorios resaltan la imagen de cualquiera pero tambiÉn nos pueden hacer lucir mal. nos nos va a explicar los que debe usar segÚn su tipo de cuerpo. y ya tenemos los resultados el c

[laughter] is anthony said to cleopatra, i am not here to talk and she reportedly pride, i'm not prone to argue. so just think about that. last night come on come you. we get that out of case day. anyway -- bob, hold it down. i'm just going to give some random chips off the old russ tom back and just a couple of experiences, everybody else's? poetic and told the truth about you. so i think it's my turn. my first meeting with abdul in 1959 when i was down at quantico in the united states marine corps, your 9/11 force in readiness commemorated to the gold seal of the enemy at any time. at any rate, i want dan and bob leaned over to me and said you're going to meet the greatest potential candidate that you would ever meet. and they'll cast as fair, your longtime administrative investment. it was sort of a combination of george clooney and tyrone power. last night for those who don't know tyrone power, he's a pretty nice-looking fellow. at any rate, i had a talk and he took time to talk to him, which is unusual being from the army and everything. but at any rate, i was tremendously impress

as anthony said to cleopatra, i am not here to talk., i am not prone to argue. [laughter] i will just give some random chips off of the block. everyone else has waxed poetic and told the truth about you. now it is my turn. my first experience with him was in 1959. i was ready to put cold steel on the enemy at any time. i was in on my father and bob leaned over to me and said, you are going to meet the greatest potential candidate you will ever meet. out came bob. it was a combination of george clooney and tyrone power. i had a talk with him and he took time to talk to a marine. i was tremendously impressed. bob was right. you see what has happened in regard to his public career. what a great time we had. i was privileged to be the administrative assistant and served with jim and others in the delegation. we had a great time. the security was not as tight as it is today. ii would always go on the floor and say, what kind of a mood is he in? and they would say, what kind of mood is he ever in? [laughter] we got things done back in those d