cada vez que margarita dudaba, se trataba de kevin costner, el impostor que le enviaba documentos de me da, él me llama por un video y pone una foto y yo empiezo a ver que aquello empieza a hincharse. >> se hinchaba de abajo hacia arriba y cuando llegó a la cara empezó a hablar de una forma. y yo dije qué va, esto es una estafa. y apagué corriendo el teléfono y ahí fondo me di cuenta efectivamente que era. la la la tecnología artificial que saca de ahora para protegerte de esta estafa. >> haz una búsqueda en google con el nombre de la celebridad. denuncie a las personas que se hacen pasar por famosos en la red social. no des tu información personal y no envíes dinero en ninguna forma. según margarita, lo único que el impostor logró acceder fue una tarjeta de débito que ella tiene vinculada a una cuenta de servicios de transporte y de ahora en adelante dice que le sigue gustando kevin costner. >> bueno, he pasado tantos sustos que me atrae como hombre. si me atrae, me atrae mucho como hombre, pero como ya le digo, tengo los pies puestos en la tierra y sé cuál es mi lugar. >> no caiga e

some of you may have seen the movie with kevin costner and kelly preston. the movie is on tv all the time and people didn't realize that movie is based on the book by jeff shaara. twice he's come out based on his book that he didn't live to see. and i'm in the movie by the way. i got my one second claim to fame. [laughter] >> on hulu there's a freeze frame. we talk about his work and teddy roosevelt which we are going to get to an incredible amount of riding he has done on the american civilil war, world wari the american revolution and the war. the war and the war were both remarkable books and introduces stories we don't necessarily know. i will pare that to where we are as a country in terms of the high school and middle school and junior high. so something called the neat. report card in shorthand and we just had the results back this year for eighth-graders across the nation. only 22% of eighth-graders or even proficient in civics. only 14% are proficient in u.s. history. we are perching 2026, the 2050th year anniversary of the; intentional anniversary

kevin costner jumped all over it. many of you may have seen kevin costner and kelly preston. most people don't realize that that movie is based on the book by michael. outwice movies have come out by his book that he didn't live to see.e. >> i'm in the movie, by the way. >> i got my one second claim of fame. [laughter] >> so hulu -- the incredible amount of writing he's done around the american civil war, world war ii, the revolution, the mexican war, we were just talking the mexican war and korean war books are just remarkable, remarkable books and introduces stories that we don't necessarily know. i will pair to where we are as a country in terms of a high school and middle schools and junior high. something called the nepa test. shorthand. we just had the results back this year for eighth graders across the nation, so only 22% of eighth graders are even proficient in civics. onre the 14% are proficient in u.s. history. we are approaching 226, 50 year of america's founding and we are not going to g get that level of knowledge just through history books, we are going to need

kevin costner jumped all over it. the movie was made in 1999. some of you maybe it may have seen for love of the game, kevin costner and kelly preston are the movies on cable all the time and most people don't realize that movie is based on the book by michael scherer twice movies have come out based on his books that he didn't live to see. and i'm in the movie, by the way i got my one second claim to fame. so so on hulu or wherever freeze frame it and. now we talked about his work in it and again is, teddy roosevelt, which we're going to get to and the incredible amount of writing done around the american civil war, world war two, the american revolution, mexican war. we were just the mexican war and his korean war books are just remarkable, remarkable books. and particularly the stories we don't necessarily know. i'll pair that to where we are as a country. terms of our high school and middle schools and junior high. so there's something called the nepa. the nation's report card is a shorthand and we just had the back this year for eighth grad

gotten hot and it was published and universal pictures trunk and of movement was made in 19999 and kevin costner and most don't realize it's based on the book. twice we have been based on books wouldn't see. >> the freeze-frame after. >> the incredible amount of writing around the american civil war or revolution were talking the mexican war and korean war, remarkable books and introduces stories we don't necessarily know but i'll pare it to where weof are as a county for high schools and middle schools and junior high so there is the nation's report card and we just had the results back from eighth grade across the nation so only 22% of eighth graders are proficient in civics. only 14% in u.s. history. we are approaching 2026, 250 is your anniversary, the continuation of america's founding and we are not going to get that level of knowledge from history books, we will need everyone, young people, or would you want them to know about teddy roosevelt? >> united states a lot of people have heard this hollywood it didn't happen the last time, it wouldn't happen and talking about young people have n

jimmy malone understood how to survive the middle east better than joe biden does when he told kevin costner'sracter, they sent one of ours, we sent one of theirs. that's what it takes to survive the middle east. >> that's how you avoid a war by showing strength, willing to fight it. which i present from a 13000 in kuwait. qatar eight to 10000. jordan, over 3000. saudi arabia, 2700 for iraq 2 2500. we are vulnerable and owe it to men and women who sign up to fight to do everything we can to keep them safe. they know it will be tough in a war zone, we have to be extra tough and the washington post is reporting the biden administration is urging israel to rethink its plans on a major ground offensive so whenever they say publicly, they say we think about going all in on gaza. we opened the show by talking about a new phase to the bar for the prime minister of israel making that call, who would you tell is going on behind the scenes? >> unfortunately i think you got that right, president biden has been maximalist on rhetoric but the administration continues behind the scenes, notes of caution, st

, you know that i remembered that the name kevin is a very special name, im possessed not only kevin costnerr from the favorite film of our childhood, home alone, it seems to me that this is our kevin, after today’s program he will remain alone at home for now, but we have the right to count on a continuation, i agree, i invite everyone to come out and support kevin. how unexpected, we have a couple , kevin and ekaterina, which sister did you like better, i wonder, at the table on the left was katya, on the left, katya, yes, katya, polina on the right, so, katya, then, sorry, polina, i’m not offended if you are single or you like someone participants in today's program, write to the website of the first channel, and i am larisa buzeeva, i wish that the person i love in our family are teachers and i also wanted to choose the profession of teacher 400 years - this is your total experience in our dynasty and yours lives in the neighboring village brother, he also works as a school director, there were no questions about the choice, like me, like my sister , they’re shooting all around, the mili

here, as throughout the world, the security guards are serious and silent guys, but one local kevin costnernd with such a baton, otherwise it’s always with me, listen, with such a baton i could be a security guard, you just go out with such a baton, everyone is afraid, you used it once , i literally had to drive everyone away last week, right? well, such a normal iron pipe , we don’t have any license or firearms, if the situation is serious, then my task is to call the police and just restrain the attackers, usually it’s some kind of minor i’m a street punk, so my club is enough for me, this is a normal security guard, and you’re telling me this, these are your shockers or whatever you have here, oh great, do you play sports? yes, football? well, that’s it, i can be calm next to you, you know? i wouldn’t say that our work is too dangerous, well, you might get a couple of bruises, but no more. but here a new question arises: how to heal bruises in madagascar? and it’s very simple, almost everything that local residents are treated with is also part of nature of madagascar. if a local residen

fame in the early nineties thanks to the hollywood blockbuster about a noble robber played by kevin costner now only a stump remains there. a sixteen-year-old teenager was quickly arrested, and today it became known that a second suspect was detained. he turned out to be a sixty-year-old man. the police have not disclosed their names or possible motives. investigators and even forensic experts continue to work at the crime scene. journalists heard one of them say that in 30 years of work he had never had to examine the remains of a tree. but nevertheless, not only for the british, but also for many other world media, this crime drama became one of the main topics of the day. but let's return to the events of this week. billionaire elon musk is recruiting volunteers to literally get inside their heads. his chip company neurolink is looking for people who will be ready to provide scientists with their own brain as a platform for experiments. they are thinking of a chip company with which patients can control a computer without using a keyboard or mouse, and type text. or such chipped people w

kevin costner traveling john dutton the first teaser not revealing too much ♪ >> i'm already in.s rock in final talks to direct and produce a new bio pic based on martin luther king jr. and the hollywood project has more star power behind the scenes with steven spielberg set to be the executive producer there announcing that the project will be an adaptation of the critically acclaimed biography "king. we will keep our eyes peeled on that >>> next up, did you see kelly clarkson >> yes. >> she looks incredible. she stopped by the plaza and put an incredible concert on as of yesterday -- i was there that day kelly is here revealing she has moved into studio 6a that's across the street from us and right down the hall from jimmy fallon. >> all right, everybody. we are in the hallways of 30 rock this is -- we're officially here "kelly clarkson show" is officially right over here jimmy fallon is right here i have all the beverages we're totally ready and we're about to shoot our first thing here we go. >> we cannot wait to see you in the cafeteria. get in line, kelly get in line. seaso

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you know, it's to going be like watennorld with kevin costner.t's giving they're giving shelter, food. they're allowed leave when they wish . allowed to leave when they wish. it's not an you know, they're not imprisoned there. i'm not imprisoned on there. and i'm sorry they've got even a snooker room . how can you say it's room. how can you say it's cruel, james? know your facts. get it right. it's not cruel. >> so they the asylum seekers on the boat are not responsible for the boat are not responsible for the travesty that there are veterans sleeping on our streets. that's the responsibility of the government. it's not the responsibility of people. for example , who fled afghanistan in example, who fled afghanistan in one of those wars. >> we're grateful where is your sympathy for them, then? should because sympathy for homeless because my sympathy for homeless veterans is total. >> should be given housing >> they should be given housing immediately . they should be immediately. they should be given health support. given mental health support. t