dustin hoffman y scarlett johansen. >> de acuerdo contigo apoyando el talento latino en la pelÍcula chef hotel en vez de acudir a una corte de justicia es algo impactante, le contamos. como siempre puede estar conectado conmigo a travÉs las redes sociales en twitter, facebook, instagram espero sus >> hace unos aÑos comenzaron a aparecer en las calles de un pueblo en guatemala hombres y mujeres vestidos de negro eran unos judÍos ortodoxos cuyas costumbres comenzaron a chocar con los pobladores, Érica nos cuenta el fin de este conflicto. >> san juan, la laguna es un remoto poblado indÍgena maya de guatemala amante de la paz que ha cerrado sus transmisiones ancestrales, pero todo comenzÓ a cambiar cuando 6 aÑos atrÁs varias familias de judÍos ortodoxos cuyo nombre significa corazÓn puro comenzaron a asentarse en este lugar. la comunidad judÍa creciÓ lentamente hasta que hace unos meses otro grupo llegÓ de canadÁ con lo que se intensificaron las tensiones con los cobradores. >> ellos para purificar el cuerpo dicen que hay que meterse al agua desnudo pero guatemala eso es fomentar la pornogra

because he wants to be true to his food news and the boss of the restaurant who is played by dustin hoffmanants him not to innovate so much. he gets into trouble when he doesn't really understand social media, hence the #chef, because he replies to a tweet from a restaurant critic thinking it is private like e-mail and inadvertently start a flame war, when the only flame he should be involved with is the little ones, like use to make crÈme brÛlÉe. let's take a look. >> the most important critic of the city announced you're going to be an artist. be an artist on your own time. >> the kitchen is my domain. >> are you threatening to fire me now you are >> no, i'm telling you what i've repaired to do if you don't cook menu. >> we are talking about a white on white 88 food truck. i'll pull it around. but thank you. >> don't thank me until you see it. >> did the film satisfy your film appetite? >> not really. it's harmless, moderately enjoyable, but i did not find it particularly interesting. if that's sort of conveys a mixed message about whether you should follow your heart and beyond literal o

>> a movie can dustin hoffman. >> you have to isolate them.g and keep them there. >> we are doing that. >> no, we're not doing it. if one of them's got it, then ten of them have it. >> if there were a case in new york, would you be worried? >> yes. >> do you think there will be a case in new york? >> eventually. >> is this just the beginning? >> i think so. >> the walking dead. >> why? >> the walking dead. >> it's not over until we are all dead. >> are you worried about ebola? huh? are you worried about ebola? you can't kiss me. i need to know you don't have ebola. last week, i talked about the handling of the patient from west africa. stop flights from the country, it's a no brainer. is there such a thing as political malpractice? that's what's going on. shutting down flights to and from israel. obama doesn't care about anything else. george says who is paying for the medical, the clean up, the income losses endured by the quarantine. the odds of experiencing an ebola outbreak are slim. they are trying to encourage fear. here is the thing. wo

. >> neil, you must have seen that trailer for dustin hoffman movie, outbreak. it has not happened in the u.s. neil: he was very compelling, did you see it? >> homeland security talks about we have everything under control, do not trust the government to protect us from this disease. neil: you don't fear your react could be an overreaction, and create more panic. >> doctors without boarders have said this could be an -- >> in africa. letting them fly here, what -- you have no interest. >> what is wrong with you! >> you are not going to west africa any time soon, why do you care? >> no, i am not traveling to any muslim majority countries either, it is not in my best interest, 128 people die of day from car accidents here, so far out of 3 help million we have less than 5 with ebola. >> car accidents don't spread like communeicible diseases. neil: have you seen his car. >> government has outdone itself this time, billions of bucks paid out to -- nazis? give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciation" they claim. "how can my car depreciate before it's first oil ch

an sfwier generation that did not grow up during the waterergate era, sharing the screen with dustin hoffmanrob ert redford. >> how much can you tell me about deep throat? >> how much do you need to know? >> do you trust him. yeah. >> i can't do the report reporting for my reporters, which means i can't trust them. and i hate trusting anybody. run that baby. it was a scene from "all the president's men." the story about the story. washington post's relerntless and fearless reporting on water gate, reporting that ultimately ended the president sill of richard nixon. the character in the tux was legendary washington post executive, ben bradly, although the film is about post reporters woodward and bernstein, it is the exacting standards of their boss that pushes them to dig further, dig deeper and get more confirmation until they can definitively, unassailablely connect those brutal kots between the waterergate burglarers and the white house itself. ben bradly held the washington poegs stop spot for 23 years. within the first few years, ben bradly and his paper became synonymous with two huge