gil let me thank you for joining us.you think about the distinction between bit coin the currency and the underlying block chain. a lot of people are more interested in the block chain than the are in the bit coin. gil: it is an important distinction. i liken it to a distinction between gasoline and the internal combustion engine. gas prices go up and go down and the two things are only somewhat related. they are related in the sense that more cars there are, there is more demand for gasoline. on a day-to-day basis, the relationship is very loose. one has value that is separate from the other. what i think we can say with confidence is that bit coin technologies -- the underlying technology and how it is executed are very powerful technologies that are going to help revolutionize initial services to a large extent. bit coin the currency is the packet that carries around the information. a finite amount of it and that makes it have a lot of value because there is a lot of application. that is separate than the technology

our speaker is gil. he will speak on his insights from leading the agency and look at the highlights, in terms of his vision for moving forward. the agency put out a new document that lays out what the agency would like to do. the commissioner was nominated by obama and sworn in the last year. he oversees a mission of protecting national security objectives. he brings four decades of law enforcement and drug policy to this. he served as the director of the white house office of national drug control policy and served, for nine years, as the chief of police in seattle, washington. he will offer his thoughts and we will move to you the q&a period. join me in welcoming the commissioner. gil: it is a great pleasure to be back and to have this opportunity. you know, workings -- brookings has such a tremendous history. the analysis that you all do, the wide range of economic social, political issues, the opportunity i had to talk about drug policy, weapons trafficking, tax reforms something that's on everyone'

schoumacher: job corps supporters could point to many success stories like gil puente's, but 20 yearser john f. kennedy, a new crusade came to washington led by ronald reagan. i aim to try and tap that great american spirit that opened up this completely undeveloped continent from coast to coast and made it a great nation. schoumacher: john f. kennedy and lyndon johnson had called on the government to help those in need. ronald reagan called on the government to get out of the way so people could help themselves. reagan administration budget director, david stockman, told congress that the job corps had flunked the cost/benefit test. too much cost, not enough benefit. the cost? $15,000 a slot, he said. more than a harvard education. it made me laugh to see david stockman resurrecting that old canard this year as a justification for closing up the job corps. that was all discussed back in the '60s. the fact is it's not true. the actual costs of the entire job corps operation per enrollee is about 6,000 bucks. now, that's a lot of money. i'm not trying to minimize it. but the question i

partidos reconocen que hay que hacer todo lo posible por proteger a estas victimas inmigrantes" juan gilto debe convertirse en ley lo mas pronto posible porque para algunas victimas obtener los documentos requeridos resulta imposible. juan gil garcia/caridades catolicas "el problema es que muchas personas batallan para que las autoridades les den copia del reporte de policia" esta propuesta sera discutida poecomite depropiacionesen las proximas semanas. los legisladores tambien analizaran la propuesta sb 10 la semana que viene, la cual crearia la oficina de nuevos americanos y ayudaria a la integracion de los inmigrantes con la sociedad los proyectos sb 4 que ampliaria el acceso de salud y el sb 622 que protegeria a los trabajadores inmigrantes y limitaria el uso del e verify, seran discutidos en dos semanas. proximamente la ab 60, que protegera a los inmigrantes de abogados fraudulentos ira al senado... pero.. para que todos estos proyectos vean la luz, de ser firmados eventualmente por el gobernador jerry brown, sera el presidente obama quien decida con una orden ejecutiva la autorizac

make it to 80 around gil roy. 75 in san jose. breeze's really start to affect san ma tate yo -- mat clouds are most stub aborn the peninsula and the coast. 64 downtown. breezes keep up in the upper 50s. low to mid 70s, inland. we can be around this upper 70s near 80 degrees. mid to sup -- upper 60s along the east bay shoreline. we'll have mid to supper -- upper 70s in the fairfield neighborhoods. as far as tonight's game, dress warmer. >> 60 at 7:05. here's my accuweather seven-day forecast. the summer pattern will continue through tomorrow and an off shore breeze will bring us 70s. we'll see a cooling saturday, sunday, and monday. >>> 5:20, straight ahead seven things to know as you start your day. >> also, the shocking elimination on "dancing with the stars." >>> as you get your day into gear, get your weather and traffic throughout the commercial break with abc news. you see here in the plaza where th when hollywood's premiere jewelry designer neil lane, creates a ring for today's biggest stars... ...he designs it to look fabu

gil i know the chief wants to jump up and talk about the cell phones you can ask her there's listen the chief has great things to say about cell phones and google translations. >> i'm with the neighborhood association thanks for being here i want to do thank chief suhr for his leadership in the last two years the chief for vision zero to reduce the fatalities also and focus on the disturbing issues with the text i hope that is resolved quickly and at the district and states level the chang captain has been responsive i do think we have some of the best officers here i appreciate their responsiveness and the crisscross intervention team it is i see them and have to comment they do a wonderful job and i i know that their fog thank god be absolutely wonderful and make sure there's a budget for their programs and thank you for the captain for the first responders and for every issue in our meetings and everything i have an issue that's significant is the redistricting this is in the north end we're asking it to be allotment has been put into it but the redistricting the chief we have no iss

. >> i noticed recently that my finger nails are gil getting a little long. -- are getting a little longger nails in zero g. we decided to go to an air deduct. my finger nails will all get pulled down into the vent but not float away. >> there's no crying in space either. to. >> if you keep crying you end up with a bigger and bigger ball of water in your eye. >> despite these lack of creature comforts, research opportunities aboard the space station are literally out of this world. commander hadfield learned as much as possible during his time on the iss. >> one more day of accomplishment on the space station. >> we need more of that, right? i mean we need more commander had flds out fields out there. being candid and funny and goofing off, being serious about the science they do and the perspective they have, we need it. >> now that he has more twitter followers, what is he going to do with those tweets to excite the next generation of rocket scientists and astronauts? >> i would like to do that, i think i can do it. i think it's really great. >> really interesting. we dealt with the co

and disney show called "kirby bucket" and i play wild gil for the next while, till wwe calls.know where i'll be. >> that's it for us here at "right this minute." thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time. coming like a freight train, it's -- >> the scariest the long estest 30 seconds of his life. >> what it's like to weather the storm as the panic sets in. [ speaking foreign language ] >> ari with a pink color on. >>> dog version of grumpy cat. >> that beautiful underbite. >> why going viral will get ari a forever home. >>> he has gone viral before. now the singing cop is back. >> but this time he's got a buddy. >> oh! >> oh! >> why these two both say

and disney show called "kirby bucket" and i play wild gil for the next while, till wwe calls. where i'll be. >> that's it for us here at "right this minute." thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time. female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event! is ending soon! get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster serta icomfort even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, free set-up, and free removal of your old mattress and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. but hurry! sleep train's interest free for 3 event is ending soon. ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ coming like a freight train, it's -- >> the scariest the long estest 30 seconds of his life. >> what it's like to weather the storm as the panic sets in. [ speaking foreign language ] >> ari with a pink color on. >>> dog version of grumpy cat. >> that beautiful underbite. >> why going viral will get ari a forever home. >>> he has gone viral before. now the singing cop is back. >> but this time he's got a buddy. >> oh! >> oh! >> why t

we are live in colwyn, randy gil gyllenhaal nbc 10 news. >>> it's a pretty mild night for a walk around chestnut hill. get ready for a nice weekend. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here now. what's on tap for the weekend? >> just a spectacular weekend after what we've been through the last three days. haven't seen the sun yet. the visibility starting to get better, the skies will be clearing overnight. temperatures not all that cold. it's in the mid-50s. that's a whole lot warmer than it was wednesday and thursday around here. and we have relatively mild conditions coming our way. the showers and thunderstorms in sussex county delaware cape may, they have pretty much moved out and we are now left with a dry weekend. starting off at 50 with sunshine kind of a windy day on saturday, but still a lot of people are going to enjoy the sun for a change and then maybe even better on sunday. we'll see how long this nice stretch of weather lasts with the seven-day in a few minutes. >> all right, glenn. >>> from our delaware bureau fire officials are still trying to figure out what sparked this dead

elad gil is the co-founder of color genomics, the company now offering testing for those two genes plus only $249. >> we've tried to democratize access to this type of genetic information around breast and ovarian cancer risk. we wanted to do it in a responsible way. >> reporter: a woman with the brca 1 mutation has a 55% to 65% b chance of developing breast cancer by age 70. the test must be ordered by a physician, either the woman's own doctor or one provided we the company. genetic counseling is included in the price. >> we don't provide any sort of on specific medical advice. our focus is on enabling women to get this genetic information back. >> reporter: color genomics says they have achieved the price through improved automation and direct marketing. >> spit into the funnel until t >> spit into the vile until the amount of saliva reaches the fill line. >> reporter: the test is not covered by insurance. known genetic mutations account for only 10% to 15% of breast and ovarian cancers. oncologist dr. jennifer litton of m.d. anderson cancer center says this means proper counseling i

ana: vamos a otras noticias, mirar la imagen de juliÁn gil con jomari goyzo.con jomari. ana: no conozco repÚblica dominicana, me encantarÍa. alan: yo tampoco, a todos los dominicanos, a cambio una "cooperacha". ana me encantarÍa ir, ahora vamos con los muchachos, ¿han ido a repÚblica dominicana? johnny: yo pasaba todos los veranos en santo domingo. ximena: que nos inviten en repÚblica dominicana, nos encantarÍa estar allÁ. johnny: un saludo a toda la gente de repÚblica dominicana que tanto queremos. ximena: mÁs adelante, despuÉs del Éxito en la gran manzana los superhÉroes llegan para conquistar a los fanÁticos con sus superpoderes, tenemos el detrÁs de bambalinas de este excelente show. johnny: y vamos a compartir en vivo con emilio y gloria estefan desde time square, no se pueden perder la historia de amor y Éxito de un testimonio lleno de inspiraciÓn para nuestros hispanos. miren quiÉn estÁ aquÍ! ximena:y no se la pueden perder. johnny: ahora las noticias de los deportes. lindsay: estoy contenta, la selecciÓn de mÉxico se encuentra san antonio lista para el

uno se entera yo lo contarÉ sin pena ♪ karla: aquÍ voy, bueno, seÑores y seÑoras, juliÁn gil se fue ellos fueron pareja en algÚn momento, por ahÍ dice, donde hubo fuego, cenizas quedan. alan: miren estas fotos increÍbles, muy bien acompaÑado, se ven contentos, las mejores fotografÍas sin lugar a dudas las sacas en israel. karla: un lugar muy especial. ¿habrÁ renacido el romance entre la parejita? alan: se fueron de viaje juntos. karla: sobre todo al lugar donde se fueron, muy espiritual. alan: podemos ver la pareja todas las noches a las 9, 8 centro, por univisiÓn, "hasta el fin del mundo". karla: cambiando de tema, nuestro querido jomari estÁ feliz, disfrutando de su estatuilla, como yo, al haber ganado su premio tv y novelas a mejor revelaciÓn de univisión. hasta le canta, estÁ feliz de la vida. >> estÁ aquÍ, mi muÑequita bonita. buenos dÍas. ¿muÑequito? ops. (risas) karla: me encanta, es Único, te mandamos muchos saludos. alan: y tambiÉn calderÓn con su m, amaneciÓ y dijo, no es un sueÑo, es una realidad, felicidades. thalÍa comparte los regalos que sus fanÁticos le enviaron, con

when they verify the compliance but critics are quick to point out that this is just the frame were gilout until june. >>: we see this bill is dangerous we say this deal is a move in the wrong direction and you can never stop a run from cheating on the deal if it decides to do so. >> reporter: some representatives from israel are not happy with the deal of but the at this stage the up president obama is administration sees the framework deal as a step in the right direction. >> reporter: now iranian celebrated the nuclear deal with the u.s. and other world powers. some of them to excel fees of themselves in front of president obama speech. it was the first time one of his speeches was broadcast live on iranian state tv and the broadcast came as a surprise for many iranians. >> reporter: now coming up more of the nation about the shocking fight the was caught on video (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly t

former federal prosecutor and abc 7 legal analyst gil told me rodriguez could face prison time if convictedaking a form of bribe a kickback in exchange for performing an action under color of being a police officer. that's bribery, that's a state offense, a federal offense. >> reporter: rodriguez is also under investigation for taking this undercover car from the station in 2011 and keeping it all this time as his personal vehicle. investigators spotted it on google maps parked outside the officer's home. this story began with a tip from inside the san francisco police department. and if you have something i should look into call me at 1-888-40-iteam or go to the iteam page on abc7news.com. >>> next on abc 7 news at 11:00 one of l.a.'s smallest but most loved stages for amateur crooners is turning off the mic after this weekend. >>> i'm frances dinglasan. you've been part of the family for as long as i can remember. and you just mean so much to all of us. the holidays wouldn't be the same without your crescent rolls. we got you a little something. we got you jeans. it's about time. pipin' h

may be running an uphill battle but others say more minority voters are joining the conductor was gil'snd a couch to democrats republicans already trying to compare her policies president obama. >>michelle apon: social media with the secretary of state met from the center saying tech the flags stop hillary enjoy in the 100,004 republican white house kentucky senator and also cited the republican nomination for president of bed he is saying liberty not helleri and the currency to get out and join the thousands committed to defeating hillary clinton with has tech stock hillary >>michelle apon: www.kron4.com to see more >>mark: at this point for the three-year-old is up against another of mentor does bush. >>anny hong: charged with killing of two executive with a heroin overdose is due in court for her preliminary hearing to them a judge will decide if there is enough evidence for a 27 year-old alex to stand trial on charges of manslaughter prostitution and selling narcotics she has pleaded not guilty plea say she left the santa cruz without calling for help when he overdosed and passed ou

y dÍselo a juliÁn gil!de habitualmente iba melanie griffith. las procesiones donde antaÑo tomar parte activa. miguel: la veremos con esos trajes tÍpicos espaÑoles... maity: pero agregando a lo que dice mi querido lucho, sÍ, la foto existe, nosotros la vimos. estÁn abrazados, disfrutando. se ve que ella estÁ bien compenetrada con todas las cosas de antonio banderas. luis: y compenetrado esta antonio banderas con su carrera como ustedes saben que Él es uno de los protagonistas de la esperada pelÍcula de los 33 que narra el drama que pasaron los 33 mineros en chile en 2010. johnny: estuvieron casi un mes y medio, mÁs o menos. miguel: va a interpretar al minero que pasaba vÍdeos de todo lo que sucedÍa ahí. y creo que tenemos unas declaraciones de Él sobre esto. reportero: fueron 33 dÍas, 33 mineros y un chileno si una - 33 mineros chilenos y uno boliviano que se quedaron atrapados. la historia llego a la pantalla grande bajo la direcciÓn de la mexicana patricia. "los 33" que en elenco multinacional, antonio ban

emily: mariam naficy and elad gil that test available today. check back with you to see with the responses. thank you both. moore's law turns 50. what does the intel cofounder think about this anniversary? i speak with his biographer next. ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg west," i'm emily chang. gordon e. moore digital power list -- predicted the power which it would double every year. their 1.4 billion transistors on the postage stamp side -- size chip. but what did gordon moore think about moore's law? david, thank you for joining us. let's talk about big picture, where we still talking about gordon moore, and how big of an impact has he had in the world technology? david: great questions. gordon moore is a physical chemist, cofounder of two of the most important companies -- fairchild semiconductor and a spinoff off from that, the intel corporation. a company he cofounded. and for which he was today the longest serving ceo. certainly, it's chief technological strategists. we are still talking about gordon moore not only for intel, but for the imp

berkeley at 84 degrees and 86 in san jose and morgan hill and gil looks like a beautiful day. palo pinto at it will be warm and a cooler pattern for the week. >> okay, you are going to like this. you probably remember the story we told you of a texas state trooper who was reprimanded taking that photo with >> dog. now, he's suing his boss, the reasons he believe they were trying to retaliate against him. >> plus, we'll tell you which city that applied fore their top jobs. female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event! ends sunday. it's your last chance to get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster serta icomfort even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. but hurry! sleep train's interest free for 3 event ends sunday. ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> time now is 6:23. the san francisco department says the chief is considering the information from london but has not made a decision. chief says she's very honored to be approached as the potent

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over here, gil martinez is holding -- is that your phone? ben: yes. cory: and there we are. people want to watch this kind of a broadcast while it's happening, what do they do? they log on to -- is it the app, or twitter? ben: the moment you go live, it is live-stream published on twitter. everyone who follows you gets a push notification. and people can watch you from web or from phone. cory: and they can go to my twitter account or your twitter account? we are both on there right now being discussed. ben: yes. if you are commenting on that, that will be shown on your twitter account. yes, that's correct. cory: so talking about how that business works. right when you launched, first you launched that sxsw, right? ben: no. we launched at product hunt, actually. we put it on -- it was just a side project. the company -- we had a product of live video and we closed that. it was maybe 400,000 users we had. we shut it down and went to this exploratory mode when we said we're going to release a very simple product every two months. and one of them was meerkat. the first thing tha

however the complete narratives of exactly what the officers were doing in gil gilmore homes was he running unprovoked, remains to be seen, was he properly restrained from the van why did the van make a couple stops? these are questions what happened when those stops occurred exactly? why did he have to be restrained by leg irons? these are all questions you just want a little bit more details that would sort of explain and give a full narrative of exactly what occurred. >> and justin you are in the middle of the protest. does it seem to be growing? has it sort of stayed the same for the last couple of hours? >> well, it was much bigger yesterday and it has stayed the same here. that's because there are two protests going on right now. this is west baltimore where freddy gray lived and grew up, near the western district police station. there is another protest going on right now downtown near city hall and police headquarters. >> justin george the baltimore sunday, thank you very much, appreciate it. >>> federal prosecutors have also decided to review a 2013 case out of west virginia where

gil posted this with toddlers cool. viviana, now that is a great selfie with some wind power. >>> it's been a great week on "the real story." have a fantastic weekend everybody. here's shep. >> targeting americans. isis claiming credit now for trying to blow up a unite united states consulate. and right now isis is on the march and closing in on yet another major city. a man from ohio accused of training with terrorists in syria then coming home to launch an attack on his own. today he faced the judge. >>> marriage might help stop pilots from committing mass murder. at least according to one airline ceo. or how about kicking pilots out of the cockpit all together and using remote controlled passenger jets. would you want to fly on one? let's get to it.

joe's prep gils as he was nicknamed was known as the guy with the big smile and an even bigger heart. >> it's an absolute nightmare. i have no words. i was hoping i would get a phone call saying it was a joke. but it wasn't. >> ryan gilliard was part of her family at st. dennis catholic school in havertown, and she doesn't know how to make sense of this. >> he's 15 and my son and him are friends and i don't know how to explain this to him. i don't know how to tell a 14-year-old he's never going to see him again. >> the 15-year-old collapsed and died saturday afternoon. >> the community as a whole was shocked. it's unfathomable, you know. >> what is keeping his friends and family going are the images they hold on to. ryan as a renaissance man. >> he played football, basketball, he liked music. nobody will ever forget him, ever. >> reporter: well final plans have been made. there will be a viewing for ryan at st. joe's prep friday afternoon, 3:00 to 5:30. a mass will be held here saturday morning at 11:00 a.m. and he will be inturnerned here. results of cause of death would probably not

gil posted this with toddlers cool. and this honorable mention from viviana, now that is a great selfie with some wind power. >>> it's been a great week on "the real story." have a fantastic weekend everybody. here's shep. >> targeting americans. isis claiming credit now for trying to blow up a unite united states consulate. and right now isis is on the march and closing in on yet another major city. a man from ohio accused of training with terrorists in syria then coming home to launch an attack on his own. today he faced the judge. >>> marriage might help stop pilots from committing mass murder. at least according to one airline ceo. or how about kicking pilots out of the cockpit all together and using remote controlled passenger jets. would you want to fly on one? let's get to it. >>> at long last it's friday and we begin today with a fox urgent. every gain on the market especially on the dow, has been wiped out. every gain of the year. it's been in the red all day long. and dove even deeper in the last hour. all the

and some of them are groups that basically want, as governor gil gilmore pointed out, that they want to rule back through what they see as sub conventional military capability. i remember distinctly once being at a demonstration and some smart aleck there had a poster which said, a suicide bomber is a poor man's f-16. the argument he was making was, we don't have f-16s, we don't have modern technology the way we do so in order to bring you down, we're going to use this unconventional capability. so therefore, the root -- there are multiple roots. but the groups which are basically to quote unquote, level the field in their opinion. so it is in all of our interests not to let them level the field in that particular manner. lastly, as far as the the counternarrative is concerned, actually the counternarrative exists. the problem is that the 24/7 media here and elsewhere, essentially treats all stories in a certain manner. and the counternarrative is not a story. the terrorist narrative is. and so it actually gets am pli fid much more than the counternarrative does. within the islamic t

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customs and border protection commissioner gil kerlikowske will talk about his first year dating agency in some of the challenges he faces. we will have live coverage from the brookings institution at 10 a.m. eastern. >> fighting in yemen has displaced over 200000 people. up next the saudi arabian ambassador to the u.s. talks about the violence in yemen and and this country's ongoing airstrikes on that country. the national council on u.s.-arab relations hosted this event. >> thank you, dave. good morning everyone. thank you for coming. this shows that the topic itself is timely, relevant and to some of the participants it's indeed urgent. we're talking about a region that is hardly marginal hardly beyond the back of the beyond. we're speaking of the region that has two kinds of oil turmoil and that other kind. with implications to no end of people's interests, their involvement, their concerns their key foreign policy objectives and all of these relate to issues of security and stability. and without security and stability you have no orderly effective peaceful development. without sec

our feature speaker today is commissioner gil kerlikowski.'s going to discuss his insights from his first year of leading this agency. he's also going to look at some of the highlights in terms of his vision for moving forward. the agency has put out a new vision and strategy 2020 document that lays out what the agency would like to do in the future. the commissioner was nominated by president obama and sworn in last year. in this position he oversees the dual mission of protecting national security objectives while also promoting economic prosperity and security. he brings four decades of law enforcement experience and drug policy experience to this position. before he took on his current position he served as director of the white house office of national drug control policy. he also formerly served for nine years as chief of police in seattle washington. so our format today is the commissioner will offer his reflections on the past year as well as his thoughts on the future. and then we will move to the q&a period, so please join me in wel

our feature speaker today is commissioner gil kerlikowske. he's going to discuss his insights from his first year of leading this agency. he's also going to look at some of the highlights in terms of his vision for moving forward. the agency has put out a new vision and strategy 2020 document that lays out what the agency would like to do in the future. the commissioner was nominated by president obama and sworn in last year. in this position he oversees the dual mission of protecting national security objectives while also promoting economic prosperity and security. he brings four decades of law enforcement experience and drug policy experience to this position. before he took on his current position he served as director of the white house office of national drug control policy. he also formerly served for nine years as chief of police in seattle, washington. so our format today is the commissioner will offer his reflections on the past year, as well as his thoughts on the future. and then we will move to the q&a period, so please join me i

it was not a highly organized by gil rye system with set routes and stations in station masters. it was much more loosely organized than that. the underground railroad i would say was a group of local networks of abolitionists activists. some in the south mostly once you got north of the mason-dixon line deep either in rural areas or cities like philadelphia and new york syracuse boston and they were -- though they communicated with each other and they were dedicated to helping fugitive slaves. the underground railroad was not in the south telling slaves to escape so the first thing was for slaves to actually run away in various modes that then they would make contact with either agents of the underground railroad or people who weren't agents but might know i know there's a guy up at the road and we may help him out. so it's a loose network. it rises and falls over time. the philadelphia committee went out of existence so one shouldn't take the row wrote literally that it was a set system. how many escaped? nobody knows because so much of this is the secret. i estimate, but this

ella tiene unas escenas con juliÁn gil, ella misma nos dice quÉ ha pasado detrÁs.a amÉrica", porque te hace sentirte que eres parte de la familia. te pone una sonrisa en la cara, te hace reÍr, mi tía empieza con "despierta amÉrica", y me siento contento todo el dÍa, feliz de la vida, motivado para levantarme y conquistar el mundo, me entiendes? es un show bien motivante para mÍ. "despierta amÉrica", a todos les mando un fuerte abrazo, un beso muy grande y muchas gracias por comenzar mis tÍas por -mis dÍas por las maÑanas con una sonrisa. gracias. luis: para la secciÓn mÁs cerca de las estrellas. karla: es nuestro propÓsito, y lo dijiste tÚ, lo resolviste muy bien, mi querido Óscar. y el segundo es la caÍda de nuestro johnny manejando el segway, te acuerdas? johny: como no me voy a olvidar, si todavÍa me duele la cadera. karla: pero mire nada mas que bien cayÓ, se volteó en el aire para caer. johnny: es que de pequeÑo corrÍa mucho motocross y bicicross y unas estÁ cayendo todo el tiempo porque son montaÑas... unas paredes se me metiÓ en el medio, desgraciadamente pa

entÉrate de lo que va a pasar en el revoltillo, lo que ha estado haciendo el actor juliÁn gil con elhacer demandas frÍvolas. esto va desde meterte un accidente automovilÍstico. quasar demandas porque te caes un edificio. en este momento, es una persona, que abusa del sistema. porque se da cuenta que los vallet parquing. me conocÍan. tuvimos una pequeÑa charla, le di dos besos en la mejilla. luego de que hablamos, dos policÍas. me dijeron, que me bajara del vehÍculo. que estaba arrestado por haberla besado. los policÍas me preguntaron, si la habÍa besado. me dijeron que habÍa cÁmaras de seguridad. ella, junto con su amiga, borrar la cinta del edificio. porque ella trabaja la seguridad del edificio. periodista: fernando justamente eso te lo querÍamos consultar. porque nos dijeron que habÍa llegado a un arreglo. con prisiÓn domiciliaria. la abogada anterior no querÍa ir a juicio. porque en un juicio todo puede suceder. pero ahora tengo otro abogado. yo soy inocente al 1000%. pero ahora tengo un abogada cubana. que conocen esa cultura. periodista: sabemos que aquÍ no estÁn acostumbrados,

why do they go back to gil scott heron? because these are not just entertainers.y do they yearn for john coltrane's love supreme? that's not just a song. that's his soul vulnerability, honesty, decency. a willingness to touch souls, to be on fire for something bigger than oneself. now for those of us who are christian it's beloved community community, the kingdom of god. it's not a brand. love community is not a commercial. it's not a pr strategy. it's not a game to play to engage in upward social mobility mobility. coal train brought his group together they never talked about the money one time because they were so deeply into the music. when jones went to jail john coltrane had just bought his house on long island. he put up his brand-new house because he said i can buy another house but i can't get another elsa. that's the deepest kind of way of being in the world. to learn how to die in terms of your own ego so you are able to live and be reborn with the love of critical orientation and compassionate disposition. that is what is missing among not just the youn

. >> next customs and border protection gil kerlikowske outlines the key parameters of his agency. his comments, from the brookings institution, are about an hour. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. i'm jerrold west, vice president of government studies and director of the center for technology innovation at the brooking institution, and i would like to welcome you to the this forum on u.s. customs and border protection. and this event is being broadcast live by c-span, so we'd like to welcome our national viewing audience as well. and as many of you may know, customs and border protection is the largest federal law enforcement agency and also it provides the second largest revenue-collecting source for the federal government. on a typical day, cbp seizes over 10,000 pounds of drugs 650,000 in undeclared or illicit currency and $3.4 million of products with intellectual property right violations. so needless to say, this agency is working very hard to safeguard america's borders while also enhancing legitimate trade and commercement our featured speaker today is commissione

entÉrate de lo que va a pasar en el revoltillo, lo que ha estado haciendo el actor juliÁn gil con ely? ¿quÉ le puedes decir a la gente que no conoce tu caso? fernando: lamentablemente en este maravilloso paÍs que vivimos y tanto queremos, es el paÍs de las demandas y hay gente que se aprovecha y abusa al sistema para hacer lo que se llaman demandas frÍvolas, va antes de caerse en un edificio de mandar al dueÑo de un edificio,hasta meterte en un accidente con un amigo programado. es lo de los segundos. en este momento es una persona que abusa al sistema, se dio que me conocÍan y me saludaron, se dio cuenta que era alguien conocido, cuando me iba a mi casa me llama y me dice fernando, yo lo que hago instintivamente es salurdar a los fans, me dijo, eres actor de cine, le digo no, estamos entrando al cine, cuando me despido, le doy otro besito en la mejilla, le digo, eres muy linda, ten una noche bendecida. voy voy a esperar el valet parking, y un policÍas se baja y me dice: "did you kiss the woman inside", le dije que sÍ, y me que dijo que estaba arrestado, la chica dice que la b y que

joining us is the chief executive gil -- johan dennelind. mr. dennelind: good morning.rk: a narrow miss on your core metric, adjusted earnings. are there any signs that competition is easing in your core nordic and baltic markets? mr. dennelind: no, not really. i wouldn't say it is easing. in sweden it is fierce but we are holding up well. there is a very strong data demand in the swedish market especially on the cyber side. i think we can't meet the demand. we are rolling out five households per hour and it is an on the building up and digitalized here. mark: is there any -- sorry, do carry on. mr. dennelind: i was just moving on over to norway where we completed the acquisition of teltu and we moved one million new customers over to our new 4g network. we have seen the numbers and are very happy about that. the danish market is fierce competition. we are expecting and hoping for a clearance for the merger with eleanor -- telenor creating a strong second player in the danish market. mark: you think you will get that clearance? the eu is open to probe into the deal over

also at 10:00, a conversation with customs and border protection commissioner gil curly caskey.mission and future initiatives. for combating terrorism, border security and trade issues. once that live on c-span3. -- watch that live on c-span3. >> live today on c-span, "washington journal" is next at 10 a.m. eastern, the national council on u.s., arab relation post a discussion on the iran nuclear negotiations. at 2 p.m., irs commissioner john cost can and has acted it -- any tax advocates speak at the brooks -- at the brookings institution. coming up in 45 minutes, a look at the debate over u.s. immigration policy. our guest is mark rosenblum, deputy director of the immigration always institute. at a: 30 a.m., ross eisenberg of the national association of manufacturers and michael livermore, associate pastor at the university of virginia law school discuss the costs and benefits of federal regulations. ♪ ♪ host: good morning. here are some morning headlines. usa today that the government can't record of telephone calls newly a decade before the september 11 attack. they amassed

thank you, gil. we love our meteorologist at the abc >>> good morning. i'm mike nicco.sco to mid some 90s in the inland east bay neighborhoods. the seven-day forecast mid 50s >> and all that weather brought to you by hilton. how about one more? i'll try. did it make it? yeah? pt thunder. >> way to go ginger. >>> and we have oscar-winning actress helen hunt here. she wrote, directed and stars in the new movie "ride." about an editor who dashes to l.a. after her son drop out of college to surf. >> you've never done this before? >> no but i'm in very good physical condition. >> you must have a lot of money. you're staying in a nice hotel. you have hired me for a second day in a row. i think you should get an instructor. >> i don't need an ill literal teenager telling me to lie on my belly and smash my arms in the water. i live in the most difficult city in the country. i can navigate a few waves in santa monica. >> that goes on your leg. >> gnat's just the beginning. i understand your first surfing experience actually inspired you to write this movie? >> i have a surflesso

that to me seems like a strategic place where we might leverage gil morgan lee's influence.dent also said he thanked the italians for their support in ukraine and we will continue to support the government of ukraine. they made no mention of supplying arms to health and defend themselves. that is a key sticking point for a lot of people in america. again it is a very defensive, nonaggressive position. as the world is falling to pieces the middle east isis, terror and vladimir putin. >> is quite clear this president is doubling down on that policy, digging his heels in and saying iran, for in the iranian deal ms. his ability to prove his critics wrong and show the engagement can truly work, with cuba. their only two countries we have a better relationship since his presidency, iran and cuba. he thinks engage in strategy can work in iran. a lot of us disagree with that. the rest of the world turns. the problem is you can't stop the momentum of everything else and in those cases his policies fail. stuart: i wonder where the american people are on this. they are not being led to