gÉnesis: he soÑado con que momento. johnny no te hace sentir como si fueses johnny. empieza una historia: y te dice: ah, yo hice esta pelÍcula... no, solamente la vi 30 veces. cuÉntame... (rie) >> hablando de la cinta gÉnesis no logrÓ comentar su admiraciÓn por penÉlope cruz quien considera su amor platÓnico. gÉnesis: ella me inspirÓ mi y quiero ser como ella sin embargo la admiraciÓn mÁs grandes por su padre. genesis:. como tres pelÍculas al dÍa. yo creo que por eso le temo mora lo que hago. yo tengo esa conexiÓn con Él. >> admite, el sueÑo del puma es ver a su hija cantar sobre un escenario. gÉnesis: papÁ, dÉjame a mÍ lo que no te acerques el cine. >> quÉ lindo que tengan esa conexiÓn padre e hija. la prÓxima pelÍcula es titulada yoga y se estrena en cine el 1 de junio. chilenos en todas las redes sociales. es todo por parte. >> gracias, stephanie. asÍ concluye tradiciÓn de noticias univisiÓn 65. nosotros regresamos a las 11 con mÁs noticias, y con otro compaÑero julio cÉsar. tenemos una cita con univisiÓn 65. gracias

gracias gÉnesis!enemos los participantes. en el menor tiempo, ambos participantes, 1 1 tienen que tumbar los conos. pero ojo, que tienen que hacerlo en el menor tiempo posible iba a comenzar un caballero con sus pelotas. listo? reloj en pantalla por favor! johnny: me avisan cuando? ana: vamos! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ johnny: espÉrate, no estÁ fÁcil. ♪ ♪ ana: ey, ey, la mano! alejandro: tramposo! ana: muy bien, johnny, van 47 segundos. 52... johnny: espÉrate que no estÁ fÁcil. ana: dale johnny! johnny, va 1 y 6 segundos! 1:11. le pido para mi ayudante, flaco, ven! ayÚdenme a tomar los conos porque tenemos otra participante. que va a tumbar nuevamente nueve conos. karla: ya voy, me retumba la cabeza, pero aquÍ voy. ana: reloj en pantalla y dice a la cuenta de 1, 2! johnny: te lo dije, no estÁ fÁcil! ana: quÉ técnica! johnny: oye, pero cÓmo sabe cabecear! karla: se me estÁ cayendo! alejandro: te queda 1. johnny: ese no vale! ana: 44, 45, 46, 47! Último, karla! johnny: te falta uno! johnny: 55, me ganÓ. karla: me mareÉ!

gÉnesis: siempre. pero tratando de cambiar esto. un rÍo para desafiar las bravas aguas. los verÁn en acciÓn a condenaciÓn. pasamos con avances de el secreto del tiempo. danny: gracias se complica la situaciÓn. a las posibles tornados. vamos a estar hablando despuÉs de la pausa. pero recuerde que usted tiene un compromiso con nosotras contando los comentarios. regresamos con mÁs de este jueves en el parto. en impacto. tú refrescas américa nosotros a ti. coors light. refresca tu mundo. pamela: van a haber unos cazadores de olas muy especiales. no se lanzan al mar sino a las aguas de un rÍo en inglaterra. una gigantesca ola natural. como pueden ver ellos alemÁn sobre sus tablas esperando la gigantesca ola. cuando el ocÉano atlÁntico desemboca en este rÍo. y para saber quÉ es lo mejor de la entidad deportiva vamos con jorge. que los encuentra en la florida. jorge: buenas tardes estamos en la cobertura completa de lo que es el abierto de miami. una ciudad que le ha abierto las puertas a este deporte. a primera hora, a participar y a cale

once, for genesis, and once as a solo artist. the "new yorker" wrote of you, his travel during his five-decade career is so great that it can be hard to reconcile the progressive rock front-man of the '70s with the multi-cultural, multi-media human rights activist who came later. do you have any trouble reconciling this? >> no. anyone -- compliment. >> it's a wonderful thing. i have had fantastic opportunities, and i have always been smarter to surround myself with people that are smarter than i am. smart enough, sorry, i should say and i always say to people, there are people that i know who are better and more able than i am in any one of the areas that i am involved in. it has not deterred me. it has not stopped me. you. >> that's what i would say to young people because, you know it's very ambitious or arrogant to assume that you can get away with all of this stuff. but i think if your heart is in the right place and you are following what you love, things fall into place. >> what would stop people is running out of money. >>

liam nisson, edd harris y genesis rodriguez. de dar vida a un asesino a sueldo. siempre como el primer dÍa de escuela". " estÁs haciendo una comedia o una cita cargada de sentimientos, o un cuento de hadas siempre hay retos, en particular con cenicienta. el desafÍo de contar la historia es hacer aparecer como si nunca antes hubiera sido contada" >> en realidad no me los puse porque no me quedaban. estÁn hecho de cristal asÍ que serÍa imposible usarlos porque se romperÍan y son muy costosos. me expusieron a los pies digitalmente por medio de efectos especiales. >> narrar historia de una joven que aterradora trasformaciÓn despuÉs de encuentro Íntimo. comienza a tener extraÑas visiones y persecuciÓn de que alguien o algo le persigue. deberÁ encontrar una manera de escapar de esos gorros hechos. este fin de semana top 5 con chris y escenas muy explÍcitas. la Última vez que veremos en pantalla al nuestro querido robin williams bÁrbara: vamos a una pausa y al regresar quiÉn serÁ la ganadora del reto de impacto? tambiÉn verÁn las hazaÑas de un hombre al que no hay pied

he was online and saw a picture from the '70s of the band genesis. i love genesis. one of the band members looks a lot like me. i don't know if i can see this here. which one? that dude? the guy with the stache? [ laughter ] i don't know. it looks like me? do you think so? [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] got any genesis changing music? quest? ♪ [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] i kind of see it now. i kind of dig it. that's pretty good. [ laughter ] worth it. >> steve: worth it. so worth it. you're not sweaty at all, are you? >> jimmy: no, no, no, no. >> steve: your hair looks great. >> jimmy: thanks. >> steve: you know what it reminds me of? >> jimmy: what? >> steve: i won't say it. it will make you sad. >> jimmy: what? >> steve: zayn. [ laughter ] dude, i'm sorry. i didn't mean to bring that up. ♪ >> jimmy: dance all night to the best song ever. i don't care about those dudes anymore, man. [ laughter ] i'm in g-unit, man. new member of g-unit. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: finally, this last screen grab was sent in to us by maria grimaudo in rosel

number 4, another image from genesis. >> this one is amazing.it is the hand of iguana. >> rose: iguana, right. >> one of those ancient warriors. >> rose: the hand of an iguana. >> the hand of an iguana, yes. >> rose: wow. >> it is crazy that's where we see we all come from the same cells and there is so much in us which is in an iguana. >> rose: and the next one is you filming your father photographing the tribe. >> yes. the first trip we did together with the zoey tribe an amazing people that used to live as ass they used to 15,000 years ago and their relation think is mostly love, they never say no to each other and when they have an argument which is really, really rare they bring the two persons that are arguing into this place, all the tribe comes the and they can argue, and that's it, it is going to finish there. they are amazing. >> rose: so at the end of that time, the argument is over? >> yes. and that's it. and there is almost never an argument there. >> rose: your father was absent a lot of times. >> he was, yes. yes. that was actuall

. >> the genesis of this -- let's leave that hanging out there. [laughter]. >> yeah. >> the genesis of this film has sort of famously been written. it goes back 12 years, 13, 14, 15 years. >> yeah, probably. >> the story in miniature is what? >> probably personally like 14 or 15 years. , you know, i had been a parent for a while and i was just thinking about growing up, you know, like having a kid you have to kind of relive that -- you're so much in the mentality of your kid. as lorelei developed, she was 5, 6, i said, you know, there's a movie here. i kind of want to make a movie about being that ainge age or what that's like, and why and -- -- i didn't have that moment where your iew stuck with the actor. you think of kids' movies a on a moment in their life because you can't just ask a 7-year-old to play a 10-year-old or a -- >> you're limited. >> with adults you have some leeway with makeup and whatever. kids, you're extremely limited, and i didn't have my moment. you know, all my ideas about that were -- they were just burst over all the year

charlie: an image of the arctic from project genesis. juliano: the ice cube of god.ie: another image from genesis. juliano: this one is amazing to read the hand of an iguana. it looks like it could be a man. charlie: that is the hand of an iguana. look at that. juliano: we see we all come from the same cells. an iguana. charlie: this is you filming your father filming the tribe. juliano: they are amazing. they live the exactly as they used to 15,000 years ago. their relationships are mostly love. when they have an argument, they bring the people who are arguing to a safe place. the whole tribe comes. they can argue. charlie: at the end of the time, the argument is over. juliano: that is it. charlie: your father was absent much of the time. juliano: there are good sides and bad sides. the bad side was, he was gone for a long time. it was tough. my brother has down syndrome. at home, it was not always easy. and he was mainly gone. on the other hand, he came back with those stories. those experiences of what was happening out there. there was a lot to learn from him. ve

in its genesis there are ten cities now. there has been a conference here. we've brought all the stakeholders. d.a.s, local district attorneys, state and local departments, all of the representatives here to discuss in a focused way the nature of the violent crime problem the perpetrators of the violence in those communities, and sustainable strategies to lower it eradicate it and sustain it. >> very good. and related, ms. leonard can you talk a little bit about hidea, how that fits in? >> sure, the hidea program is run by ongcp not dea. but all of our -- the agencies at the table -- >> tell the senator what those initials stand for. not that he doesn't know but it gets -- we get lost in initials that you know every day. >> you're exactly right. >> they sound like cans of alphabet soup to us. >> you're exactly right. >> with scrabble games. >> it's the high intensity drug trafficking program run by ondcp. and it really allows us the numerous hidas, with different initiatives that bring state local, federal together. in the task forces, we are able to concent

if you want to understand the genesis and the intent of indiana's law, look no further than this picture. this is governor pence signing the religious freedom act last thursday. he is surrounded by a group of lobbyists who helped write the law. this is curt smith. he heads the indiana family institute. smith claims the gay community has no life beyond quote, absorption with narcissistic sex, and he helped write the bill. this is micah clarke. he believes homosexuality is a, quote, treatable disorder. just last fall clarke said opponents of marriage equality needs to shift their views. finally, standing directly behind the governor is a man named eric miller. he heads the powerful anti-gay group advance america. their website states if the act doesn't protect individuals, christian businesses and churches from those, we will protect them. advance america offers this. christian bakers florists, and photographers should not be punished for refusing to participate in a homosexual marriage. but hey. >> the religious freedom restoration act was about religious liberty. not about discrimination

. >> that is terrifying i think, to most people who say the reason there is the genesis of isis is because of failed states. functioning or semifunctioning states contribute to isis in their own way in terms of fighters. >> the genesis of isis sure to a point. they're drawing support from all over. one of the difficulties now because al qaeda and isis split apart a year ago, there's a state of cold war between the organizations. the game of one upmanship is going to be played out. these jihadi groups are fluid and fungible. isis sent a delegation in and recruited from al qaeda's franchise in libya. pulled these guys away. forget about the has-beens in al qaeda. >> boca haram pledging allegiance to isis. how much do they up the ante in terms of the cold war between al qaeda and isis? >> isis is taking a much more proactive approach towards expanding territorially and attracting from the other group. isis is a lot more successful at not only attracting jihadists from around the world, but recruiting from the ranks of al qaeda, which gives it really an edge in this matter. of course establish

and when i asked about the genesis of this article, i was told that a drug company astrazeneca, came up for regulatory approval in a few years and it had fewer drug interactions than warfarin. so this company was charged with posting an article in the medical literature that would talk about herb interactions and i am sure there were putting in other articles to talk about what problems it had in terms of drug interactions just as a way to prepare the market for another drug that had fewer interactions. that is not something that you would necessarily identify as promotion. the article does not mention the drug that is actually being targeted. it was a drug that ended up not being approved in the united states anyway. it is the kind of promotion that can happen many years before the drug comes on the market. brian: i found this on wikipedia, the list of the largest pharmaceutical settlements. the top one at the moment, 2012, is glaxosmithkline, $3 billion. $1 billion criminal, $2 billion civil. off-label promotions, failure to disclose safety data, kickbacks, false and misleading sta

. >> cut me about the genesis of the company? >> we started working at uc berkeley and spun the technology out of there. but the main impetus was to help soldiers with load carriage. two weeks after i started working on the project my brother who is a navy seal actually had an injury and broke his neck. so that planted the seed for injury and what it could do to help. that coupled with doctors seeing, they kept coming to us and saying you can help people walk again. >> so is there any way that i can tell actually test out the technology? >> so we always start with a walker. it gives us the most stability. then the first thing we're going to have to do is to slowly stand up. the robot is going to do all the work for your legs. so your knees and hips are going to be taken care of. one, two, three. whoa! wow, that's such a weird sensation. it feels like it weighs nothing. >> exactly it goes all the way to the ground so you don't feel anything. >> if i'm a spinal cord patient today it's a great tool for helping them walk through a sp

donde alcanzÓ el equipo del arsenal y otra vez tuvo un tropiezo grande y fracasan en la champions gÉnesisor ya dÉjalo las orejas yo salÍ de cambio en el intervalo el partido se empezÓ a partir yo estaba tomando un baÑo y regrese al banco a que el telÉfono para ver cuantos minutos tenÍa justo ahÍ tuve la mala suerte que uno de ustedes me tomara es un tema que tenemos mucho mÁs otras cosas para pensar genio y figura hasta la sepultura decir adiÓs a sÓlo un aÑo en la nfl ha dado de que hablar y ha puesto un mensaje a los padres de familia si en realidad vale la pena dejar que sus hijos sigan la prÁctica del fÚtbol americano ya que muchos especialistas jugadores y entrenadores han estado de acuerdo con la decisiÓn del jugador. >> en el basket de la nba estarÁ fuera 8:10 dÍas por lesiÓn en el tobillo maÑana los goles estarÁn enfrentando a los halcones de atlanta con el boleto en manos a postemporada habÍa estado mandando mensajes de texto a lo que no se debe hacer atenciÓn a los amantes de las graciosas nuevas evidencias sobre los malos efectos de tomar soda debiera salir a la luz ya le contam

what's the genesis? >> the genesis was here an editorial meeting in may of 1996 i guess it would.what are our big things to think about, talk about in the coming years, and this is right after that assisted suicide decision out of oregon i think. that's what was kind of the initial catalyst. >> [inaudible] >> there we go. yes. and that inspired this kind of round table conversation. importantly, the editorial board at that point peter berger wasn't there, mitch wasn't there, rich around -- [inaudible] budget in the room. >> and this were on the original board. >> that's right. so what calm out of this was this -- came out of this was this issue basically asking do we have an illegitimate state because of the usurpation of democratic legislative decision making by an activist judiciary? and neuhaus at the time, i don't think, realized just how incendiary this was going to be. >> and how prophetic. >> yes and no. i mean yes in lots of ways we can make this case, but we're still living in a functioning democracy. i'm sure we could all argue otherwise, but the next time you go to vote

the genesis of this story was from a financial blogger named quoth the raven -- liz: 25 years old?e guy who wrote the original report was a young guy who did a little -- >> i got the ideas, i got the ideas of calling up just seeing what their customer service was doing, just to give full credit to this financial blogger, and it was fascinating. he spent all weekend, he said, listening -- you know, calling up this customer service and getting an education on short selling. so hat tip to mr. raven. liz: what's your best guest, does lumber liquidators survive this scandal? >> bob chapman, he's been on this show regarding -- liz: herbalife -- >> last week went long the stock. he thinks it's way overdone. liz: wow. >> i will tell you this, i have no horse in this game, same with herbalife. "60 minutes" reports generally on wall street stuff are fantastically wrong. they were the ones that tanked the muni bond market with divot whitney -- with meredith whitney about three years ago -- liz: that didn't happen. in fact, her firm went down. >> her firm did go down. but bigger point is it's

this weekend president obama muse dollars about the genesis of the group. >> genesis direct out growthf al quaida in iraq. that grew out of our invasion, which is an example of unintended consequences which is why we should generally aim before we shoot. >> but there were other groups in tunisia, as women including offer shoot of al quaida. gunmen reportedly identified with the al quaida in the group. who ever was responsible, the deadly message was delivered not just to tunisia but to the west, only 140 miles across the mediterranian from tunis to southern europe n london gag palcot fox news. >> two american aid work verse returned from sierra leone to be monitored for the poe tenly deadly vie us ebola. two among 17 to connection with an american with ebola listed in critical condition at government hospital in maryland. none of the 17 have tested positive at this point. the cdc considers the most recent two low risk and say they will be home for the remainder of their 21 day monitoring period. >> 5:23. the tax deadline less than month away. coming up we have some last minute filing t

reportera: en cuestiÓn de minutos esa mujer de 36 aÑos se montÓ en el auto para robÁrselo sin saber quÉ gÉnesis reportera: esta es la foto de la seÑora que se llevÓ a su hija, ¿quÉ le dirÍa? >> le dirÍa que gracias por no hacerle nada a mi niÑas, la dejÓ abandonada pero no le hizo nada. reportera: segÚn la policÍa de santa fe casos como Éste se han vuelto cada vez mÁs comunes. >> es muy fÁcil, se suben al auto, ya tiene las llaves, y se llevan los coches, exigimos a la gente que no dejen los coches asÍ. reportera: una lecciÓn que estos padres aprendieron y nunca olvidarÁn. >> es una cuestiÓn que uno no quiere que pase, que piedras _pierdas a tu Única hija, leÓn: la semana pasada fue el senador por texas ted cruz, y ahora se especula que el senador por florida marco rubio podrÍa buscar la candidatura presidencial por el partido republicano, senador dijo que el prÓximo 13 de abril, harÁ un anuncio sobre sus prÓximos planes en la polÍtica, y para eso realizarÁ un evento en la torre de la libertad, en la ciudad en miami. muchos, y en especial la comunidad catÓlica esperan con ansias la visita del p

it is the beginning of the genesis of what computer forensics is now. >>> a young couple went campinge woods. but only one of them came out alive. the survivor told two different versions of what happened. so it took forensic psychiatry, ballistics, and korean war history to discover what really happened in the deep forests of oregon. the area surrounding majestic mt. hood in oregon is a sportsman's paradise. mountains, streams ideal for fishing and boating, and deep

le atrae tanto este tipo de papel. ( habla en inglÉs) >>esta cinta cuenta con la participaciÓn de gÉnesiscanta el color de la falda. como pueden apreciar son varios colegas que estÁn disponibles en boutiqueunivision.com. cuando van a boutiqueunivision van a ver lo que ven en pantalla. es un logo de cindarella. para encontrarnos solamente estÁ colecciÓn sino toda la colecciÓn inspirada en esta hermosa pelÍcula que sale maÑana. tambiÉn de joyerÍa y de todo, anita. pueden llamar para hacer sus Órdenes y recuerden que boutiqueunivision es una que no sÓlo para tÍ. ana: lo que mÁs me gusta de boutique univisiÓn es que puedes hacerlo en diferentes pagos pero te lo entregan a primero. amy: muchos de esos productos estÁn disponibles en esta categorÍa que te permiten hacer este primer pago recibir el producto inmediatamente. tambiÉn tenemos nuestra pÓliza de devoluciÓn que es increÍble, cualquier cosa que no te quede o tengas algÚn problema porque sin ningÚn problema te lo devuelven por ese porcentual reembolso del dinero. ana: sino hay oportunidad de volver a las tiendas, podemos devolverlo. amy:

. >> and so swat had its genesis with that philosophy and the philosophy of protecting life. >> stephen downing was there at the time, and says these units were only meant for the worst-case scenarios >> these are military type responses military style tactics and military types of weaponry that are very dangerous in a civilian population. >> nowadays while swat teams are still trained - and equipped - to deal with the very deadliest threats, what's changed is how they're being used. >> are you in this kind of situation a lot? >> few and far between, better to be prepared. >> save as many lives as possible >> are you guys full-time swat? >> does that mean that you're permanantly waiting for that kind of an event? or are you deployed on other kinds of operations? >> no i mean, the swat guys on a daily basis they're assigned to a lot of high crime areas. the administration directs them we want to help suppress this. >> so you train for these worst case scenario but when that's not happening you're put onto other kinds of operations. >> yeah, search warrants. the job scope is very vast. >>

se llevaron el vehÍculo sin darse cuenta que en el recinto trasero se encontraba la pequeÑa gÉnesis. otro automÓvil. testigos: dejÉ a mi niÑa en el carro que se estaba calentando mis cosas fuera de la casa, yo me metÍ para adentro y cuando salÍ no estaba en ningÚn carro. leÓn: la policÍa de san josÉ dijo que casos como estos son cada vez mÁs comunes, por lo que pidiÓ a la comisiÓn dejar las llaves en los vehÍculos cuando se ausenten aÚn si se trata de sÓlo segundos. en otros temas las acusaciones de abuso menor contra menores estÁn subiendo. pero es en california hay problemas mucho mÁs alarmante, a quien el estado dorado estos seÑalamientos hace incrementaron un 70%. claudia mendoza tienen el reporte. claudia: un reciente estudio revela que las acusaciones de abuso sexual en contra de maestros se eleva en nÚmeros rÉcord en este estado. no me sorprende porque recibo cantidad de llamadas de abuso a telmex estamos representando a niÑos y niÑas en contra de 16 maestros. claudia: expertos seÑalan que ha incrementado este crimen pero que el problema mÁs grave se registren california donde

. >> i have was just thinking about the theme around genesis. >> okay. >> it is around hope, fate, the covenant god makes with us that stays the same. >> good. i like to her your sermons. i think everyone will come hear me. >> we'll have to buy tickets. [ laughter ] >> great to have you guys. we have one more segment. please join us at lent and easter. >> you might be wondering when is easter? easter is april 5th this year. that might be communion sunday for some of us. are you looking forward to that? >> i am, i am. i think it will engage us deeper in communing with god in that way of allowing that to nourish us. >> jim? >> i am looking forward to having communion on easter sunday because union is a celebration that sustains us in our hope. the bread and the cup keep our easter hope alive. >> good, good. i love what both of you have said about easter. any additional thoughts about the easter message that you feel people need to hear? why would they even want to come to easter service? >> i don't be grudge folks that come to easter and christmas service only. at easter and christmas th

it is the beginning of the genesis of what computer forensics is now. >>> a young couple went camping in the woods. but only one of them came out alive. the survivor told two different versions of what happened. so it took forensic psychiatry, ballistics, and korean war history to discover what really happened in the deep forests of oregon. the area surrounding majestic mt. hood in oregon is a sportsman's paradise. mountains, streams ideal for fishing and boating, and deep forests filled with game. candra and julio torres chose this area for a weekend camping trip. they were young. julio was 21. candra just 16. >> it was pretty much love at first sight. my father wanted us to get married when i was 15, because he could see that the relationship was heating up. >> the trip celebrated their first wedding anniversary, and they brought candra's dog, rusty, along. although they loved to fish, they weren't catching anything, so they asked one of the other fishermen who was there for a little advice. >> when he saw me, he lit up, which was not -- i didn't think anything of it. i was very you

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them or not i don't know but this sets the standard for the train to los angeles and this is the genesis of that, so they're taking a whole lot of passengers and i hope staff is reaching out trying to corral these people as a tenant because i think it would be a good policy. number two i am promoting the notion of a gondola to take people from treasure island and bikes and using the bay bridge as the king post for the gondola and have it land at the transbay depot to complete that measure and recently to expand that idea to make it part of the dtx system we have to build a tunnel between the -- down fremont street to market street to connect the bart stations. why not use that money instead of building the tunnel use the vehicle to perform the same function? a thought but i want us to think outside of the box a lot bit and move beyond and i think we're getting kind of parochial looking at the construction minutia and not looking at the larger picture. thank you. >> thank you. >> okay. that concludes members of the public to address you under that item. we can move to the regular calendar

that have been going on forever like the wellness program program saling and fishing and operation genesis where the children from the bayview hunters point area. we work with nonprofits like make a wish and that was the benefactor nor do we seek that out we just do it to do it. there's a lunar new year kick off. again the police academy community policing the alert system we re-envigorated the cadet program and about to hire 40 cadets but you still have to be in school and people interested in law enforcement and part-time jobs and the next several sides of the nonprofits we work with empowering youth program just started 2 weeks ago, be magic and on and on and on. i don't want to take a lot of time but i think this is what commissioner commissioner marshall was talking about. we . i'd encourage anybody to look at the men and women of san francisco police officers are doing every day have been doing for a long time continuing to add to it and if anybody would like to see more police officers in their neighborhood in the non enforcement capacity which is i think important that we're in the

. >> i was just thinking about the theme around genesis. i'm going back to the hebrew text around hope and faith and the covenant that god makes with us. >> that's good, that's good. i'd like to hear your sermon. >> we have one more segment. please join us. ok simon what do people wear? clothes. that's right, so it's important to learn how to dress yourself. here's how it's done. shirt, underwear, pants, socks, shoes. underwear always first nametag on the back, then pants, then shirt. go ahead and put this on. now with the shirt you want to make sure the first button's right or you have to start all over again, ok? socks, left on left, right on right. tying the shoes, we're going to take the laces, we're going to cross them over we're going to turn them around where the bunny goes down the hole, pull it tight and bunny ears, got it? [announcer] most parenting is hard to do in just 2 minutes. but 2 minutes twice a day making sure they brush is easier and it could help save them from a lifetime of tooth pain. >> you might be wondering, when i

staff agrees that we hold two many bonds bond are 2 or 3 percent do we have risks to the bonds so the genesis for those recommendations i think are june win we all have anxiety about the market declining but in terms of of the publications and all the print it is a peak to trough to climb just our fund dropped if over billions of that's a peak to trough analysis obviously in hedge fund you're giving up some everyday to have protection on the downside i think your exaggerated when you look at the peek to approve u trough analysis we've heard about the hedge fund over the lutheran how do you know if you've been successful how do i know if you've been successful in depending on the hedge fund regarding again, i want to quote from randy diamond is he still here it says dated january 29th mr. 0 a chang will take over the portfolio for the chief executive officer and the officers have been reduced and the system was paying excess fees so we're come back to the excess fees 3 things excess fees and number 2 is the risk and 3 the cultural i want to address those 3 in terms of the fees 2 percent are th

but i write mostly for the pakistan the audience a right for the largest newspaper and the genesis of this book was a woman wrote to me every week sometimes in response to the columns. it is difficult in the united states interested in a book on pakistan. talking earlier to my friend who said if you had a title that said the new car say for more terrorists than anyone else. [laughter] then you could sell a book about pakistan but in particular from the city i am from is a harder sell. i envision this book really is introduce people to what it feels like tb pakistan the more than anything else. so it is a way to present the emotional landscape of pakistan. this is the dimension of the country that is lost and dominated by security issues by terror and violence. for what goes on behind closed doors. >> you initially said during to that emotional landscape there are fictional writers about individuals and their struggles choosy natalie to write something that is deeply personal to take your own family story from your grandmother's your mother that is not difficult to put private life in

what was the genesis for creating the frozen zoo?ssibility to save sells -- cells allowed us to undertake, each cell of an individual is capable of producing the entire individual. >> take me through the process of freezing cells. >> we get a biopsy a small slice of that fest >> we can take those cells and treat them so they can be frozen and put in suspended animation. >> tell me about that. >> you can freeze it to a very low temperature like the temperature of liquid nitrogen. all life stops. their state of suspended animation can be that youd and thawed and in 20 minutes be growing again. >> we gained a clearer perspective. >> this is a frozen zoo. the cells are in racks, in towers, in an inventory system here, and they are in the vapor of liquid nitrogen, 250° below zero. you can look down now because we've clarified it and see the towers that hold the cells of the frozen zoo. they are the cells of over 10,000 individual animals. >> this isn't exactly your traditional zoo. would you say the definition of zoo have changed with thi