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try to develop your own style company roadways. >> hayek, fan, big reader. bear with me. i get nervous. for the witch and wizard series, while i do love the characters, you give us a little bit i remember in the last book you gave us a little insight -- >> @. it may seem goofy, but the sound is okay. >> you gave insight on the one who is the one and i wonder you're ever going to listen a full history because i'm a little curious about them. >> yeah, as we continue, we'll get a little more. how many have you vetted the series? >> how many books in the series? >> how many have the right of the series? as you read more, you'll get more about the one who is the one. >> okay, thank you. >> hi, i was just wondering. i read where the wind and i was wondering where you got the idea? >> the whole idea is a wonderful fantasy, i always had this fantasy and i remember to see both southeast association and they had it somewhere in the swamps in georgia and the marshlands. i saw some birds that are sinking how cool it would be to be a little fly marshlands and from there i just said i

revista de hollywood report estÁ para comersecomer comer comerse, y no podÍa faltar el lugar donde salma hayeka, la cantante fergie produce su propio vino. y causÓ escÁndalo cuando se revelÓ que por sus exigencias econÓmicas sofÍa vergara perdiÓ un papel, y papel por el que recibiÓ criticas y nominaciones ya. >>> ¿cÓmo ven eso de sofÍa? el director querÍa que sofia fuera la actriz, y debido a que la pelÍcula era de bajo presupuesto no alcanzÓ la nomina de sofÍa. >>> sin duda se convirtiÓ en una de las mÁs codiciadas. >>> y ver a nicole kidman te hace pensar dos veces si fue un error o no. y si no se sentÍa comoda vendrÁn mejores oportunidades. >>> eso sÍ, tiene tres proyectos. >>> gracias >>> buen, un frÍo del Ártico puso a temblar a gran parte del paÍs. soportan temperaturas que no habÍan sentido. y las temperaturas en los grandes lagos se asemeja a las del polo norte. >>> para hablar mÁs de esto vamos a los Ángeles con jackie guerrido. >>> asÍ es chicas, y bueno, seguimos con condiciones invernales en gran parte del paÍs. y afortunadamente con 77 grados no es el caso de california. condicion

>>> vamos con salma hayek! no, es hale berry, la gente no le pareció muchísimo. >>> el modelo es lindo pero en combinación con los demás se ve fuera de lugar. >>> otra de nuestras latinas muchachas. >>> se veía espectacualr. >>> angelina? >>> me la recordó! >>> no había un balance, demasiado sexy esa pierna. >>> me recuerda a angelina en otra. >>> la fgente está acostumbrada que el negro es así y vienen con estampado y tenemos que acostumbrarnos que hay tendencias. >>> gracias por esto y bueno, otros que les encanta la moda y que se ven muy bien son nuestros alan tacher y johnny lozada! >>> se ha comentado! >>> (risas). >>> mas adealnte estará feliz le presentamos cómo son las joyas de moda que aparte de estar bonitas, le traerán buenas suerte, también los errores comunes que cometen los padres con sus hijos. >>> lueo también la segunda parte del revoltillo! (mÚsica). >>> despierta américa, la mejor manera de comenzar tus mañanas! (mÚsica). ♪ ♪. >>> un poquito de henn ao lo que sea! >>> aquí tenemso el revoltil

guest stars include nancy pelosi, jillian moore and salma hayek. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments on those stories and the best political analysis on msnbc. and tonight, be sure to watch "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. hear from a man and a woman who have been with the family of the kidnapped 5-year-old in alabama. >>> and blackberry's ceo is live in the studio talking about the new name and new strategy. and keep it here for continuing local news, weather sports and more. i'm richard lui. thanks for watching "early today." >> this thought process that kind of invades the locker room is a little disappointing. >> the niners mired in super bowl controversy this morning after a key player makes homophobic comments. >>> a fuel spill on highway 101. the latest on the cleanup efforts and if it's going to affect your commute coming up next. >>> a bittersweet homecoming for a lost dog. oreo is back home but he can't be reunited with his owner. >>> right now

and salma hayek also making appearances. >>> up next, some predictions for sunday's big ball game. we're going to get a chance to check out who's more accurate. >> predictions, the niners. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great prices on things you need. we know you look around for the best deals. that's why we give you real big club card deals each week. right now best foods mayonnaise is just $2.77. so pile it on. pizza is served. digiorno pizza is just $3.88. and here's a treat. dreyer's ice cream is only $2.88. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> welcome back. taking a live look overlooking the san francisco bay from high atop san bruno mountain. you can see daly city there. no fog to report. a very rare occurrence, especially this time of year. we are also going to see temperatures today unseasonably warm for the final day of january. 10 to 15 degrees above average in some cases. that means 68 in san jose. 70 in santa cruz. rounding out the week with wonderful, comfy conditions. on s

say that's, you know, one of the reasons why maybe a few people would read the book and sort of see hayek in there because it is about the decentralization of knowledge. and i would agree that i think one of the flaws of dodd-frank is that attempt to really just if we just centralize all risk and all knowledge in one place, somehow it'll work. and, of course, has repeatedly not worked. i'll note as an aside, i appreciated the comments about various boards. you know, people forget that enron, for instance, was compliant already with always sarbanes-oxley auditing board requirements, so it would not have made a difference. i do want to ask because i think it's helpful to get a little background what led you to pick the firms you did for both the failures and successes? was there a process, or was there sort of this is just sort of interesting? >> nice question. um, we started out, and i was looking all over for successful firms. and i remember asking about a number of firms and sort of making preliminary contact. for one reason or another, they weren't relevant to what we were looking at. t

rinde homenaje a los mejores 25 restaurantes de hollywood, y no podÍa faltar el famoso donde salma hayekfia fuera la actriz, y debido que era de bajo presupuesto no alcanzÓ la nomina de sofÍa. >>> sin duda una de las mÁs codiciadas, puede escoger los trabajos que quiere. >>> y ver a nicole kidman te hace pensar que fue un error. pero cada cual puede aceptar el papel que quiere. y vendrÁn mejores oportunidades. >>> eso sÍ, tiene tres proyectos que salen este aÑo. le deseamos mucha suerte. y eso es todo de mi parte. >>> gracias. >>> y bueno, llegÓ el momento de saber las novedades en el mundo de la farÁndula. >>> y le contamos que en medio de la controversia se encuentra boyence, despuÉs de interpretar el himno de estados unidos durante la juramentaciÓn de barack obama se dio a conocer que no cantÓ en vivo, la cantante no emitiÓ comentarios. >>> quÉ piensa usted? mande sus comentarios por twitter. y reacciona gloria trevi sobre que una amiga de ellas fue seÑalada como la responsable del secuestro de su esposo en mÉxico, y que al parecer estÁ prÓfuga, vamos a escuchar sus declaraciÓn. >>> e

hasta arriba, me gustó y estaba para las proporciones de su cuerpo, la segunda que tenemos es salma hayeken casa y estaba honorando su edad, funcionaba bien el labio rojo . >> ¿no te molestó el lazo del vestido?. >> me gustó porque es negro todo, piensa que el volumen lo crea de una manera bonita, se veía con una silueta espectacular, después sofía vergara, no puedo soportar esas extensiones, creo que ese vestido era muy espectacular, las extensiones tan largas no funcionan, creo que es un look casual, el maquillaje estaba perfecto y en hollywood son los que parecen que no has maquilaldo . >> sofía siempre elige un vestido que la a va a complementar y por eso el público lo festejó . >> vamos a pasar con la próxima categoría, que catalogas como mantelería, explicanos por qué . >> voy a un restaurante salvadoreño y tienen unos manteles iguales que el vestido de lucilo, claro, cuando te ones un vestido gual que un mantel tienes que tener cuidado, qué peligro en los premios, esas latinas, halle barry no tengo nada que comentar porque todo fue una catástrofe, me recuerda los noventa . >> había

selmaselma hayek. >> being gay and being part arab is the same thing. >> well, you do have challenges you have challenges. >> john: i would say in the past ten years arabs has replaced gay people as to be the most acceptable minority to hate in this country. >> john: and then to be arab and gay. >> john: you would get a good parking space. lance armstrong in his interview with oprah. i think the real dope scandal is that you're going to make your confession on the own network. it has been reportedly admitted to doping. >> well, first of all. so basically this is what happened. he went from being the guy oh who everybody knew was lying to the guy who is now admitting that he was always lying. it's quite a step up for him. but it's on the own network which doesn't get that many viewers, too. he has already done these things. i don't know what he wants. but it was good for oprah too. >> cenk: is there an end game. >> to rehabilitate his image. it was because of the performance-enhancing drugs. >> we're forgetting the real winner of the races who will never get the accolades and no one wi

didn't work, and i began to read widely and i read a number of free market economists like frederick hi hayek and others and discovered these worked better than the philosophy previously. we create value for customers, employees, suppliers, investors for the communities we're part of. business people are heroic, we're not the bad guys, we're the good guys. >> greta: has capitalism been demonized over the years? >> it's blamed for the the problems in the world when he in fact capitalism is the solution to most of the problems in the world. what's wrong in the world is not that there's too much capitalism, the problem in the world is there's not enough of it. >> greta: where does -- where is the problem then? how come so many people can't seem to make it in business. a lot of people do make it, but a lot of people don't. what's in the way? >> well, we live in a competitive marketplace where customers get to vote. if you don't create value for them, they're going to your competitors, so, that's a great thing about business. competition forces business to improve and get better, and if it doesn't

hayek, contemporary of chambers and russell kirk as well, we were represented the other two strands oft. but until the '70s probably, communism was the dominant thing. something i have wondered about was when ronald reagan was elected, whether as you look at the history of the conservative movement, anti-communism became much less of a deal. and i wonder if with ronald reagan the people who were anti-communist don't deny this anti-communist in charge who was the commander in chief and they felt comfortable enough leading anti-communism so they did need to put the same amount of emphasis into it that they had and focused on other things. anyway, so let's turn for a few minutes to where the movement is today after at the communism. and, of course, we've had what, 20, 25 years since communism to figure out where the conservative movement goes. but there are certainly, i think some things that are different but a great many things are the same to basically the tenets of conservatism are the same as they were went to first, when people for started talking about and i've struggled struggled

hayek. >> guest: f. a. hay cabbing is one of the great economist of the 20th century.he's the fellow who "road to serf come." in the middle of about 1946 and he was sending up a warning about the movement toward socialism and threats on liberty. he's written a number of books that constitution of liberty and a number of pains. and -- papers and along with milton fremont and some others found that the -- [inaudible] society which in 1946, i'm a proud member of and our society, i think we can boost of. somewhere between eight or nine nobel around the world who are nebraska of the society. >> host: what does that society do? >> guest: we have a meetings and different places around the globe and we discuss the threats on liberty. we have no -- we're not politically affiliated. we avoid, you know, the news conferences and things like this. our particular individual members can do that. but the society is, you know, i guess bipartisan, if you want to call it that. or at least we're not publicity seeking. >> host: thomas soul. >> guest: i think thomas soul is another great ec

. >>> salma hayek sin pena confiesa estar contenta con su peso y su cuerpo. >>> sofía vergara tambiéngos están de luto. >>> >>> arroz que carne hay! 8r las latinas destacan sus curvas con los pechos y el derrier y se ve como un plus más que algo negatvio, antes las mujeres se preocupaban de estar en medidas tan pequeñas y ellas mismas lanzan sus líneas de ropa para no acer en el estereotipo de la moda. >>> qué le dirías a la gente? >>> o soy modelo ni reina de belleza, pero todo tienen algo que lucir y las mujere latinas usamos mucho las curvas orgullosísimas. >>> te has sentido acosada por tus curvas? >>> he provocado envidias pero no he tenido que sufrir por esto. >>> cómo reacciones ante opiniones negatvias. >>> he sufrido envidias y peleas y piropos de mal gusto pero bueno, las curvas en otras ocasiones ayudan? >>> no puedo comprobarlo pero si es así, bienvenido sea! >>> para eso me cuido y orgullosa de mis curvas y de ser latina! >>> las cantantes y diseñadores se dan cuenta que lucen sus cuerpos y se dan cuenta que hace falta en el mundo del espectáculo. >>> cristina aguilera po

. >> soy salma hayek, welcome. >> dios mío, bienvenido, welcome, bienvenidos nataly, sorry, sorry. >>to, se enamoró del personaje y creo que eres uno de los personajes que siempre deja un precedente y en esta película en particular, hay un personaje bien escrito y ¿qué fue lo que más te llamó la atención de este proyecto? de tu personaje ¿qué te gustó? (habla en inglés). >> él dice que es una película que le llamó la atención, es un personaje que le da la oportunidad de reinvindicarse. >> en tu vida en particular, ¿hay algún error que te persigue? (habla en inglés). >> eso me parece maravilloso, por ahí vamos y nataly, orgullosa de ti, pues tú eres de la ciudad del sol , ¿cómo fue participar con tantos actores talentosos?. >> sí, siendo la latina de la película también y estoy súper emocionada. >> ¿cómo se prepara una mujer para un papel importante, ¿cómo te preparaste. >> con eso soy una actriz en la película, y bueno, preparando con eso, habían muchas cosas que nosotros pasamos, claro, cudno vienes a la casa, nos fajamos y habían muchas cosas así. >> pero estoy segura que no batalla

. >> the worst was salma hayek, her prompter went down. she and the actor with her, paul rudd, they totally forgot what they were going to do. really? >> i think there may have been a technical glitch. maybe she's trying out to be the new charo or something. i have no idea. i loved tina fey and amy poehler. i thought they were hilarious. i wanted to take them home with me. they punctured through all the solemnity and all the speeches about my wonderful journey, picking out the four losers and saying, aren't they terrific? they went through all the solemnity and attitude with hi lart and mockery. if seth macfarlane is even half as funny as the oscars, they've got a hit on his hands. >> they're not going home with you, though, they're going home with jodie foster, they said so. michael muss toe. this morning in the east room. one of his -- it's billed as his last one. it's at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. we hope to bring it to you live. that's just in about two hours. >>> residents of newtown are looking for ways to heal, the vast way to honor n

>>escoge >>penelope cruz, salma hayek, sofia vergara >>vamos a decir penelope cruz.n tomar medicamentos para dormir, pero hay uno al que sedebe poner atención, ambient los quimicos de este farmaco se quedan en el cuerpo por más tiempo de lo esperado, es decir que por más de ocho horas de ingenido, continua afectando las respuestas del cuerpo. son las mujeres las más afectadas, los motivos no están claros. las mujeres que lo toman estarán bajo sus efectos ocho hora después, por esto pordrían ver un retardo en las respuestas, como al conducir >>esta bajo lupa y se realizan estudios con eso >>y estos estudios demostrarian diferencias en acción en mujer y en hombres. >>así es, esto representa un riesgo para las mujeres que lo toman de noche y conducen por la mañana. >>hay que tener esta informacion presente, muchas gracias >>y en varias décadas ,por primera vez los cubanos podrán salir sin pedir permiso al gobierno, a partir del próximo lunes >>hasta ahora un cubano necesitaba un permiso de viaje, para hacerlo debia tener una carta de invitacion del extranjero que costab

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he was a peculiar kid in high school the he joined up with a group called free enterprise and read hayekrt of a group called constitutional corrobators, and these guys studied the constitution hard, talked about it to the civic groups, and ted goes to princeton where he is, get this, north american debate champion. not just u.s. but north american debate champion. goes to harvard law school. clerks for chief justice rehnquist. he had to learn to play tennis in order to have that clerkship because that's what rehnquist wanted. ted serves in the administration for a while, goes home to texas, serves as solicitor general, runs for the u.s. senate. first run for office, wins. he is a, if i may use an old nixon phrase and thatcher phrase, he's one of us, by which i mean he's a reaganite, or reaganaut as dick allen said, he's what i call an all- rounder. i think it's a cricket term. he is a legal eagle of course. a free marketeer. knows a lot about economics. a national security hawk. very knowledgeable about foreign policy. he is a, wish there were a better term for this, he's a social conser

he was educated to become the political thinker by the works of the rakes of hayek and they always embraced leonard read of the foundation about what change was about, on educating one mind at a time. ron paul has used politics is the tool for that libertarian goal and if you asked me 10 years ago, i would've said maybe with the best tool because he was merely describes your outlier in congress, but he's proven me 100% wrong using the tool of major party politics. he's been one of the greatest educators for libertarianism of our time as david said. it's not just about politics. the other sort of gap that ron paul bridges is key to his appeal is the apocalyptic ron paul who was at the same time to very hopeful ron paul. ron paul is one of the other politicians around who is willing to say, america is not necessarily the greatest khmer riches come of this wonderful nation in the world that can only do rate overseas and if there's anything wrong, for the other guy. in foreign policy terms, behavior overseas is actually in some ways a criminal empire and we might want to consider we are burning

zhivago hope it home for him, evils of communism in the season hayek explained economics and the descents and rothbart helped them understand dangers of inflation. it's really an intellectual thing for him. it's obviously emotional as well, but i don't think you can explain it by anything other than he picked it the right literature and is the great willfully turning as he helps make sure millions of other kids are reading the right literature as well. >> it really does go back to the nature nurture argument on everything. he was born with individualist but in his body. they were a family that had some money, but didn't have a love. it's in a depression where people counted pennies and nickels and really watched everything they spend. even though they had a land, maybe an acre, they work hard and they knew what hard work was late and i think he was born with an independent mind. he might people time and what to do with the ideas the government. i think brian is right he discovered ion wind, pasternak, bundy says. ciresi began reading those things, i think they're not what make you an ind

he was educated to become the political thinker by the works of the rakes of hayek and they always embraced leonard read of the foundation about what change was about, on educating one mind at a time. ron paul has used politics is the tool for that libertarian goal and if you asked me 10 years ago, i would've said maybe with the best tool because he was merely describes your outlier in congress, but he's proven me 100% wrong using the tool of major party politics. he's been one of the greatest educators for libertarianism of our time as david said. it's not just about politics. the other sort of gap that ron paul bridges is key to his appeal is the apocalyptic ron paul who was at the same time to very hopeful ron paul. ron paul is one of the other politicians around who is willing to say, america is not necessarily the greatest khmer riches come of this wonderful nation in the world that can only do rate overseas and if there's anything wrong, for the other guy. in foreign policy terms, behavior overseas is actually in some ways a criminal empire and we might want to consider we are burning

right now, salma hayek, getting ready to go on stage. >> jennifer lawrence, "silver linings playbook.lk they have to take. follow me. let's follow jennifer. everybody wants her picture, of course. jennifer, we're following you on the long walk to the glamorous kitchen. this is where they meet their publici publicist. now a little touch of makeup. they don't let just anybody come in here to the grand ball room at the beverly hilton, so i want to know how is it that they get to sit at this exclusive table and i'm the one working behind the scenes. cheers, guys. >> cheers. >> to a great golden globes. >> excellent job. >> that was not show wine. natalie sat down and had a little sip. >> little sip. >> after all that work last night, like we earned it. >> and the box of chocolates. >> exactly. >> it's really amazing, the army of people that get that and pull it off without a hitch. >> a lot of meals served but it all happens, as you said, way before any of us sat down. >> what i had forgotten was just how long the red carpet is. when you get here and you think, okay, it's a short stretch,