raphael copied leonardo again when he drew leda and the swan after leonardo's painting.the leonardo painting has vanished, but we know what it must have looked like from the raphael drawing and from a copy of it made by bugiardini which is in the borghese gallery in rome. in leonardo's drawing of leda's head, we see immediately the twisting motion of the hair, that twisting motion he so loved to portray. even though leonardo was to return to florence, he never attempted to finish the adoration. at the age of 30, he set out for milan. we know that leonardo sent a letter to the duke of milan, ludovico sforza, also know as "il moro" because of his swarthy complexion. the duke presided over the liveliest court in europe. his province of lombardy was then, as it still is today, the wealthiest province in italy. to gain his new position at court, leonardo recommended himself primarily as a military engineer. "i can supply," leonardo wrote, "an infinite number of engines of attack and defense." of the ten paragraphs in his letter, it is only in the last one that leonardo inform

raphael copied leonardo again when he drew leda and the swan after leonardo's painting.he leonardo painting has vanished but we know what it must have looked like from the raphael drawing and from a copy of it made by bugiardini which is in the borghese gallery in rome. in leonardo's drawing of leda's head we see immediately the twisting motion of the hair, that twisting motion he so loved to portray. even though leonardo was to return to florence, he never attempted to finish the adoration. at the age of 30 he set out for milan. we know that leonardo sent a letter to the duke of milan, ludovico sforza, also know as "il moro" because of his swarthy complexion. the duke presided over the liveliest court in europe. his province of lombardy was then, as it still is today the wealthiest province in italy. to gain his new position at court leonardo recommended himself primarily as a military engineer. "i can supply," leonardo wrote "an infinite number of engines of attack and defense." of the ten paragraphs in his letter, it is only in the last one that leonardo informs the d

leonardo is the greatest.ack to the part two of the innovators i mean one problem, you know, with the innovators and criticism of it is every day i get four or five letters saying you left out, you know seymour clay or you left out the people who did basic at dartmouth, whatever. i would like to someday have a multimedia crowd-sourced open source book maybe with a digital royalty system in which people take a book like "the innovators," and that's there you know, as the foundation, but they write are other chapters like ornaments that they put on. they say, you know here's what happened at bell labs or xerox park, or here's what happened you know, with this innovator i worked with who was doing supercomputers at mit or carnegie mellon. all these people have written in saying here's a story you didn't put in and then somehow or another have a way to crowd source but also let an author cure rate a living and grow book. i hope we have that and i hope that's an innovation we'll have in five years or so especially

por la prensa hispana era el director de birman pero el mexicano estÁ firmando en canadÁ junto a leonardoterÓ que ahora es un gran amigo a quien respeta mucho. felicidades a todos los nominados por supuesto mucha suerte a los latinos. elfos car serÁ el domingo 22 de febrero allÍ estaremos, desde beverly hilton hotel. >> se imagina viajar en aviÓn en una suite con baÑo, privado, cama y una si usted tiene que viajar en avion y no quiere pasar horas en un asiento incomodo, hay alternativas!!aerolineas como "etihad airways" ofrecen una suite para dos personas en sus aviones.tiene baqo privado con ducha y un dormitorio completo tambien una sala de estar con dos mesas de comedor, un mini-bar refrigeradoy no falta el asistente personal!!el unico problema es que un boleto de ida cuesta "20-mil" dolares. llegamos al final!! gracias por su atencion!!maqana los esperamos en la edicion nocturna!! buenas noches. >>hoy es martes 3 de febrero y son las 6 de la maÑana en punto de verdad es un placer trabajar con esta mujer dÁndole la informaciÓn a usted. el sarampiÓn se sigue propagando en

las que acaban de informar, pueden identificar algunos sospechosos de crÍmenes como es el caso, de leonardo2 00 de la calle frecuenta la cabra 300 del este calle williams. >> si se tiene alguna informaciÓn, puede comunicarse al nÚmero que estÁ en pantalla. >> queremos dar gracias a todas las personas que han apoyado nuestras familias, nosotros vamos a luchar para que la policÍa captura a esta persona... ahora la cuestiÓn, es contactar la familia... >> y preparados para la jornada, advierte que la obsesiÓn de isis el combate entre irÁn y siria lo dijo. en la tercera jornada, que se celebra en washington >> desde el atentado del 2001, los iraquies, despuÉs de lo ocurrido en estados unidos y mÁs recientemente los ataques o hechos en sÍ de y parÍs, y de acuerdo a las cumbres del terrorismo y lejos de la religiÓn y la teorÍa. >> la idea que occidente estaba en guerra con el islam es una fea mentira y todos independientemente de nuestra fe debemos rechazar la estamos todos en el monte y temas que ayudan a salir de esta isis. el mundo se aterrorizan con los ataques de isis. los lÍderes mundiales t

christensen and anita's the mother of two daughters and important to me as a father of 3 women and poor to leonardo she's not here but is our first african-american board of supervisors president this is, of course, the year of the ram and it means artistry and a let's shyness i society with and it certainly means wichl and respect i think those traits will be with us throughout the celebration we just kicked off with commissioner christensen the stockton street merchants and the widening of the sidewalks and that displaying and showing you showing of the new year's items that the families want to come to see i just got notified across the street over one hundred people that are going through citizenship classes we want to be part of our society i can't what a ii hopefully see them raise right hand that their citizens of the suits it is great for our city college to be hostedors classes this is happening was because we share the stories of immigrants and certainly the oc a working with our u.s. postal service recognized those things when immigrants came to the industry e country and has this story

reporter: in northwest d.c., we ran into a first-rate leonardo who knows some plows are at work, but others are sitting still. >> they should have been prepared more than they are now. upstate new york minnesota this is nothing. this is nothing compared to them. they are laughing at us. reporter: although this is a respectable total, 5, 6 inches in arlington, one situation that vdot once to get the message out, they have 2400 trucks in northern virginia and they are not able to get all the plowing done because of the heavy traffic. the message from them and all you can season the region, if you don't have to be on the roads, don't we. jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. kimberly: more travel troubles in northwest washington. roz plater joins us live. roz, i'm wondering if we can see the bus. where did it go? reporter: just about 20 minutes ago, they finally got the bus unstuck. it had been here more than an hour. there was a metro bus trying to get up the avenue, heading towards tinley town metro. when he pulled over to the bus stop, it was stuck. it was trying its best to get out of there, b

it has been sort of what has driven progress since leonardo da vinci as a great engineer and artist combines the two disciplines in all of his work. to me, that notion that there's a connection between mack and natural beauty is something important for us to have a feel for like she did. a lot of people say i don't love math they get upset we don't do enough art education or humanities education and i agree, we need the arts and humanities that makes us who we are but i also feel people love the arts and humanities should try to have a feel for the beauty of math as well just as you love shakespeare, you should -- people would be appalled, some of my humanist friend to somebody said they did know the difference between hamlet and macbeth but would brag they don't know the difference between a transistor and that resister or a gene and the chromosomes, and mathematics is just the good lord's brushstroke for something beautiful in the universe and math was like a line of a father's poetry, people say math is hardly take a line of lord byron's poetry she walks in beauty like the night. that is

. >> glory leonardo says her husband saved her life pushing her out of the way when a tree smashed into their bedroom. >> it's just something special. it could have been lot worse, but luckily we're fine we're okay. >> reporter: just minuted before orlando was lying on the bed. he could have been impaled if he hadn't gotten up to take her out for a meal. >> sheetrock, fiberglass all that stuff onto us. >> the tree fell on the home in hyattsville about 9:00 saturday night. that's when winds were whipping throughout the region. you can see where the wind crash onto the house. when you open their back door it's a totally new view now. they can't even get our their house this way anymore. orlando has a cut on his leg when the branch hit him. the kids were shaken up but they were not hurt. >> it's a blessing nobody got hurt. really a true blessing. >> reporter: the couple never thought about the tree falling onto their house. they're grateful but still worried. >> don't live near trees. [ laughter ] >> reporter: that's your advice? >> yeah stay away from trees. >>> those fierce winds are cau

. >>> en new york, isolda peguero, telemundo >>> hoy falleciÓ el actor leonardo nimoy que saltÓ a lae obama y despuÉs de pelear una guerra por estados unidos un veterano hispano lucha porque no deporten a su madre y tambiÉn como de costumbre vamos a responder sus preguntas sobre la respuesta ejecutiva de obama y se apoderÓ de mi programa en programa. el presidente obama hizo un comentario sobre el foro que causa sensaciÓn es en las redes sociales. escuchemos. >>> porque llegara el momento que habrÁ un presidente rodrÍguez, o un presidente... (aplausos). el paÍs es una naciÓn de migrantes. >>> el paÍs una naciÓn de inmigrantes dijo el presidente que pronto habrÁ un presidente hispano. por cierto hay mÁs de 220 mil veces este segmento. al regresar noticiero telemundo mary. >>> el color de un vestido ha desatado la polÉmica a nivel mundial yo tengo mi opiniÓn, josÉ toa la suya y ustedes tambiÉn. . perdÓn. es blanco dorado. o azul con negro. >>> quiero que oficialmente es azul con negro. >>> algunos lo ven como yo blanco y dorado. >>> ahÍ lo vengo blanco y dorado. >>> pero hay gente que

. >>> in italy police have seized a painting attributed to leonardo davinchi. fault in switzerland after an international investigation. tests will be done to determine if it is painting by davinchi. >>> peyton manning is getting advice from his possible retirement from brett favre. he says manning should avoid asking himself "what if." if he feels like he can play he could. >> from the guy who unretired at least two or three times. >> how anticlimactic is that. >>> a zoo in japan took on an escaped animal kind of. a staff member dressed up as a snow leopard. he was running around in the tokyo zoo, part of an annual drill to train the staff on what to do if a wild animal really escaped. zoo visitors watched the drama unfold. a fake animal knocked over by a staff member guns pulled. he was eventually in the scenario, corn erd and shot with a tranquilizer. >> we'll hold a net up with our hands and stand right next to it that's the defense mechanism. >> it's a drill, if it happens, right? for a look ahead and a look back. the statue of former arizona senator barry

. >> glor: you can be the leonardo da vinci of the selfie and all your self portraits could be masterpiecesber of museums are banning selfie sticks in order to protect priceless art and treasured artifacts. here is don dahler. >> reporter: selfie sticks hold a camera or smart phone further than at arm's length away for that perfect picture of family and friends, pic and/or self they have been around since 2005, but in the past year, they have become nearly ubiquitous.ri the selfie taker in chief goofed around with one for his latest obamacare push. laura rodriguez used a selfie stick during a recent visit to the natural museum of historyns where they are permitted. >> you can take good pictures ofer the things that are inside. >> self portraits are a cherished art form practiced byic the likes of van gogh and picasso, but a growing number ofud museums, including the metropolitan museum of art in new york city don't see selfie sticks as objects of beauty. >> he is chief officer. >> the concern is that the c selfie sticks can do damage to our art, to our visitors, and the selfie stick users t

leonardo dicaprio still doesn't have one read where are we going? >>who knows.ic was the highest viewership. >> i watched it yesterday with my son. it is a fantastic film. >> it holds up well. >> did he know daytona was on? >> more disconnected from the public. did you see birdman and the grand budapest hotel? >> grand budapest hotel is fabulous. >> selma and sniper were shut out. >> big studios and big franchises like titanic is what brings the viewers. everyone that won the oscar was a first-time winner. we will drop the oscar conversation before tom king gives up on me. janet yellen going to the senate to testify. josh, what are you looking for? read the tea leaves. >> i think we will not get a lot of clues about timing. the whole idea is the fed wants to get away from calendar-based guidances. we will see janet yellen trying to walk back from some of the tools that has been used. be patient and try to raise rates. she will try to say maybe that is not as important, think about the data. sharpen your pencils. >> i think of the language right now. what is the

she also joked that she would like a ferrari and leonardo dicaprio, that is how she responded to those parents, funny stuff. >> you have seen messages on cars like clean me one artist is leaving beautiful appropriate you could say messages on cars like this one. cold at ice. it's been a gruff one this winter and this street artist that goes by the thous urges everyone that is sick of the snow to let it go he cannot shake off his affinity for brighting the snow. he decided there was free snow art and got some prestigious snow art and calls it snow script. if i went to your car and wrote my name on it you would be like what? >> from someone from new york i had things written on my car and it wasn't pretty. >>> lets get a check of the roads right now, matt pellman is in the traffic center the feelings about the traffic on 95 also cold as ice brian and shirleen not a nice situation as you travel northbound for the accident, that we told you about during the last half hour involving the tanker truck coming from the vine street expressway to the northbound side of 95 and fluid is leaking fro

michelangelo leonardo da vinci or dora. >> reporter: the sculpt tours bear the marks of someone who has great detail. >> if we look here there's little inpouching of the um bill eye cuss. most of his bellybuttons are seen with a little hood over the top. >> reporter: the bellybutton screams mike langchelangelomichelangelo. >> the belly button screams michelangelo michelangelo. >> it always does. >> next hour rosie's gone. >> can you bear it? the bed reacts to your body. it hugs you. it's really cool to the touch. this zips off so i can wash it-yes, please. (vo) visit your local retailer and feel the tempur-pedic difference for yourself. >>> our thanks for being with us. you're watching cnn. we'd like to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. coming up this hour as the crisis in ukraine escalates, washington considers sending in weapons. >>> the u.s. measles outbreak and the vaccine controversy. politicians weighing in on both sides. >>> another major storm slams the united states. we'll look a those areas feeling the impact. >>> but we begin this hour with br

i saw everyone from eddy murphy and whoopi goldberg, to leonardo dicaprio and rihanna, but a got a hugeith sarah palin and donald trump two people i disagree with on politics and just about everything else. as i tweeted that last night i loved to tweet my attackers with candor and a smile. they want you bitter. and it's always a good idea to keep the other side off balance. >> this is the shot i want. i want this right here. >> talk about the odd couple right here. >> this is awesome. this is what "snl" can do. >> we are the direct opposites of american politics but we're here tonight. >> but you know what, we both love america so much, right? >> that's right. >> it's americana all the way and respect for the entertainment value they provide our society. >> and they spoof both of us. we're equally spoofed. >> how does it feel when you turn on the tv and you hear "snl" is going to do a sarah palin, or an al sharpton? >> i always do a double take because tina fey is so good. i'm like, is that me? >> tina was very good when she came on with lorne she was very good natured and i defend the

. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest shot to fame as leonardo dicaprio's wife in "wolfpposite will smith, our pal will, in a cool new heist movie called "focus." please welcome to the show, a a talented lady, here's margot robbie! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ margot! margot robbie. welcome. welcome back, actually. >> i know. it's been about three years. >> jimmy: three years. you were here for a show called "pan-am." >> that's right. >> jimmy: and you were with -- christina ricci was also in that show. >> yes, yep. >> jimmy: and you were actually roommates on that show. >> we were. >> jimmy: yeah. and then the show ended. >> yes. >> jimmy: sorry about that. >> it happens. >> jimmy: now "wolf of wall street." now you're in movies with will smith. >> it turned out well -- >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. and now i have hear you have five roommates again. >> i really like living with other people it turns out. >> jimmy: why, you just like roommates. >> yeah it's just more fun. i like a loud house. i get weirded out when everything's too quiet. >> jimmy: well then explain to me this

jeanne moos cnn -- >> leonardo would have loved this. >> reporter: new york. >> i knew she could get there. i saw it as gold and white, then black and blue and now both. i think i'm truly certifyiably insane. be sure to set your dvr for outfront anytime. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. john berman sitting in for anderson. as we all sit here right now, there is chaos in congress. pure disarray. the breaking news no one knows in whether less than four hours the huge and vital department of homeland security will run out of money. and with the growing threat of isis this could not come at a worse time. a short time ago on the house floor, a watered down stopgap compromise most common denominator piece of legislation that would fund the department for just three weeks failed to pass. our dana bash has been following the

kennedy: she and scott rudin are two of the biggest divas, whether it's leonardo dicaprio or angelina earned it. just because they're not in the camera, the ego is huger because they're not in the camera. kennedy: her hair is phenomenal. it has its own weather system. if you're going to go on the honesty tour -- the supreme court is take up the issue of gay marriage in june, and justice ruth bader ginsburg said america is ready for it citing a major shift in public attitudes. >> i think that as more and more people came out and said this is who i am, and the rest of us recognize that they are one of us. kennedy: whenever i see her, i get a little sad, because i miss george burns very much. >> oh, god, you devil. kennedy: that's very sweet. so katie, is she right? are people ready for the shift. has there been such a major shift in attitudes towards gay marriage, that the america that we know and love is ready for -- >> it's definitely generational in terms of older generations are not ready for it and never will be. younger generations are certainly ready for it. kennedy: are you read

even though you look 12 years old, leonardo, i'm in love one for some reason, just met aoun boat. kate wins let a causing bit of controversy with recent comments she made. what is she saying snow. >> told harper's bizarre their issue that divorces, when they have to help kids learn life lessons. >> divorce is good for kids? >> good for kids. >> okay. >> she says it teaches them about the struggle on some level. she has three kids, with three different men. >> hello. >> she said she wouldn't change anything about her life because it helps build character and hems them under stands real life situations. >> all right. >> i used to want my parents to give divorced, high mom and dad if they're watching is there they didn't get along? >> a loft bing erring and arguing and -- >> did theyer? >> no, still married. >> how many years? >> thirty-four years? >> wow. >> thirty-four years of bickering. >> i don't -- i think the bickering literally ended when my brother and bring gone. >> oh, you were the problem? >> probably. you know when you -- did you ever want your parents to give divorced i

"catch me if you can" with leonardo dicaprio playing a chameleon con man, pretending to be, among manyoctor. >> dr. harris, do you concur? >> reporter: the modern take of a faker in a hospital happened at osceola regional medical center in kissimmee, florida. an impostor in the emergency room. august, 2011. matthew scheidt, then a fresh faced young teenager reports for duty in the e.r. in scrubs, a stethoscope, and a badge identifying him as a p.a. a physician assistant, as close as you can come to being a doctor without an m.d. >> i'm a doctor. >> like dicaprio in the movie, scheidt oozes confidence. >> he's kind of charming. >> he is charming. he's very charming. >> reporter: unlike dicaprio's character, who gets queasy in the emergency room. scheidt is drawn to the action. >> he performed procedures on patients. >> reporter: reporter nancy alvarez, with channel 9 in orlando. >> this kid touched patients. this kid held a child who was getting stitches. >> reporter: after a month someone at the hospital finally gets suspicious of the kid carrying the badge and stethoscope. >> i apprec

. >> it was a weird atmosphere because, i mean at one point in the room would be leonardo dee cap precooper james franco is coming out of the elevator paul mccartney and taylor swift are on stage. it was a strange night. >> the after party. >> yes. >> first of all, gentlemen, do you remember the after party before i even ask you about that? >> sufrl, yes. i wasn't -- >> horatio, do you remember the after party? >> i do. you know i can't say on television what i was doing with keith richards but it rhimes with my i go want in a. we were smoking my ig uchlt ana on stage. it's a little faint the pem ri but it was a great memory. >> okay. bill murray and emma stone i covered them iguama they didn't want any but i it felt i had to. just seeing chris rock it was like we won the super bowl and we didn't play anything. >> all right. let's talk about what we can talk about on tv other than this sort of refreshment that you dabbled in. >> and i walked past miley cyrus -- >> listen to you name dropping. >> miley cyrus asked if i wanted to do any gel owe spots with her. >> and you said. >> it sou

it's rumored that leonardo dicaprio and rihanna might be dating. [ audience ohs ] after leo threw a birthdayty which included guests like naomi campbell, paris hilton and beyonce. or as leo calls them, "been there, done, that tried numerous times." [ laughter ] that's what he calls them. yeah. [ applause ] numerous -- some tv news. yesterday abc announced the cast for the next season of "dancing with the stars." one of the stars of course this season is willow shields, who played jennifer lawrence's younger sister in "the hunger games." when jennifer lawrence heard the news, she was like, "sorry, but i can only save you once." [ laughter ] "i can't. it's your battle now." did you guys see this? kim kardashian said that she didn't attend any oscar parties this weekend because she couldn't find a babysitter for her daughter north. >> mark: what? they should have called me. i'd be the babysitter. >> jimmy: you want to babysit for kim and kanye? why you, mark? >> mark: because i'm a cool babysitter. i want the kids to like me. so i just let them do whatever they want. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well

jeanne moos cnn -- >> leonardo would have loved this. >> reporter: new york. >> i knew she could get the llamas in there. i saw it as gold and white, then black and blue and now both. i think i'm truly certifyiably insane. be sure to set your dvr for outfront anytime. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. john berman sitting in for anderson. as we all sit here right now, there is chaos in congress. pure disarray. the breaking news no one knows in whether less than four hours the huge and vital department of homeland security will run out of money. and with the growing threat of isis this could not come at a worse time. a short time ago on the house floor, a watered down stopgap compromise most common denominator piece of legislation that would fund the department for just three weeks failed to pass. our dana bash has been following the late developments, joins us live now from capitol hill. just after 8 p.m. on the east coast. what's going on? >> reporter: what's going on is we're waiting for white smoke out of the house speaker's office which is right down the hall to see if they a

as far back as leonardo da vinci, people had the idea that gee, if we could only attack from under water what a good thing that would be. the technology isn't there in the 19th century either, and the u.s. navy and the confederate navy and a couple other navies around -- drown a number of crews trying to prove that submarines can work. but by world war i, they can work. this is a picture of the sinking of lusitania, and the "new york times" article and the other picture, the one right here, of course, is a woman drowning holding her baby in her arms and sinking in the water as the result of this horrific attack on the lusitania. what's happened here is the stalemate on the western front in world war i, and the very successful british blockade of the continent during that war, has pushed the germans into something called unrestricted submarine warfare. before that restricted submarine warfare the submarine -- meant to be submarine surfaced, sent a boat to its target, inspected their cargo, inspected their manifest, and if they determined it was carrying contraband pulled off to sink it bu

. >> all that -- >> in italy they say they have seized a painting in tribute to leonardo da vinci. >> -- all and that matters -- >> this is actually my last appearance. >> you're feeling ill? >> i doubt i'll have anything to plug before you're off the air. >> so this is it. >>> kenny g. helped create the frappuccino and that, by the way, was voted the world's whitest sentence. >> this morning's "eye opener" presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by c >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." norah o'donnell is off. jeff glor is with us. we're learning new information this morning about the failed attempt to rescue american hostage kayla mueller. the white house confirmed her death yesterday. she is the fourth american to die in the hands of the extremist group. >> this morning family and friends remember the 26-year-old as strong, caring and compassionate. major garrett is at the white house where mueller's death is intensifying the debate on how to handle isis. major, good morning to you. >> good morning. the story is one that the country is just now coming to fully appreci

. >> all that -- >> in italy, police say they've seize add painting attributed to leonardo da vinci. >> and all that matters -- >> this actually is my last appearance with you. >> are you not feeling well? >> i doubt i'll have anything to plug before you're off the air again. >> oh, that's touching. >> yes. so this is it. >> on cbs "this morning." >>> starbucks confirmed saxophone star kenny g helped create the frappuccino. and that by the way, was just voted the world's whitest sentence. >> this morning's "eye-opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to cbs news. norah o'donnell is off. jeff glor with us. >>> learning new information about a failed attempt to rescue isis hostage kayla mueller. the white house confirmed the arizona woman's death yesterday. she is the fourth american to die in the hands of the extremist group. >>> this morning family and friends remember the 26-year-old as strong, caring and compassionate. major garrett is at the white house where mueller's death is intensifying the debate on how to handle isis. major, good

." >> along with leonardo dicaprio?because the other ones were aging out. >> had a good run. what else? cameron diaz worst actress for the other woman an sex tape. >> sex tape was a terrible movie. i watched this on an airplane. they edit out all the good parts. it's an even worse movie without the sex. >> i imagine a short movie, too. >> didn't cameron -- isn't she the only person who showed up for the razzie? >> that's a good move. showing up. >> sandra bullock for cat woman. >> that's a great move. >> an honor is an honor. >> last one here the worst supporting actor, this was for four different movies kelsey grammer, dr. frazier cane in expendables 3, legend of oz -- nfrnlg fairness to him, he has big alimony payments you have to take a check. >> i'm sorry he left "boss." >> very little watched show on the starz net work. he's better on tv. >> he is. >> let's see what else we have? this is from bloomberg. here's what the dnc thinks will help democrats win more elections. the 2014 midterm election autopsy. the party h

. >> leonardo ojeda, de texas, cumple un aÑo. >> bellÍsimo!en southwest.com. saldo que deja la colision entre un tren de pasajeros y una camioneta en california. tres vagones del ferrocarril de "metrolink" se descarrilaron; dos quedaron volcados y un tercero termino tendido a lo largo de la carretera. liliana escalante nos acompana via telefonica para contarnos que fue lo que paso. conectese a univision noticias punto univision el tiempo, las horas vuelan? hoy ismael cala nos darÁ tÉcnicas para hacer que nuestro dÍa rinda. estoy feliz de tenerte. >> gracias, me siento muy halagado por la bienvenida. creo que todos tenemos ese sentimiento de que el tiempo no nos alcanza. pero hay los tiempos, el tiempo r >>ahora, lo interesante es que el tiempo es relativo, si te digo que aguanta la respiraciÓn por un minuto, minutos atrÁs el eterno pero cuando haces todo esto el minuto se te va volando. otras veces no nos alcanza. >> si vienes aquÍ, o no somos conscientes del tiempo del dÍa que utilizamos para nuestros pensamientos y que tiempo del dÍa utiliza

. >> leonardo ojeda, de texas, cumple un aÑo. >> bellÍsimo!♪ cada maÑana despierta con nosotros ♪ ♪ tenemos las noticias que tÚ quieres saber ♪ ♪ con los deportes, mucho amor y diversiÓn ♪ ♪ porque amÉrica despierta a puro corazÓn ♪ ♪ amÉrica despierta a puro corazÓn ♪ ♪ despierta con nosotros ♪ a puro corazÓn ♪ ♪ en univisiÓn ♪ ♪ a puro corazÓn ♪ >> muy buenos dÍas! muy buenos dÍas, chicos, buenos dÍas familia en sus casitas. hoy es martes 24 de febrero de 2015 y queremos decir namaste, bienvenido a nuestro ismael cala, que regresa de india. te veo rejuvenecido. >> funcionaron los tratamientos. >> quÉ viaje tan hermoso! ¿cÓmo te fue? >> excelente, una semana se hizo corta. mucha gente inteligente con la que compartÍ, científicos para hablar del cerebro, del sistema digestivo, aprendÍ mucho. yoga, meditaciÓn... >> ¿mucho amor? >> hubo mucho amor. >> vamos hablar del tiempo mÁs adelante. >> hoy vamos a decir quÉ podemos hacer para dejar de lamentarnos de que no nos alcanzan las horas del dÍa. >> y hablando de dÍa, llegÓ el gran dÍa, porque estÁ

. >> leonardo would have loved this. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> happening right now inechs of putin, bad things seem to happen to them. >> yes, unfortunately, what i say of russia all of 19th century. >> eerie words from outspoken boris nemtsov, who was gunned down in the streets of moscow. authorities saying today his murder may be to destabilize the country. >>> plus a global hunt for missing teens. why there are fears that they are joining isis. >>> and an 11th-hour reprieve to keep money flowing to the u.s. department of homeland security. but the funding fight is definitely not over. you're live in the cnn "newsroom." >>> helgen i'm fredricka whitfield. new information in an execution style murder yards from the kremlin. boris nemtsov, an outspoken critic of president vladimir putin, was shot several times in the back friday night as he crossed a bridge. with him at the time was his female companion. she's a ukrainian model. here's what else we know. investigators say the murder was carefully planned. president putin promises nemtsov's mother her son's killers will