i said walter is trying to push this leonardo and they said we can do leonardo.al human experiences and it doesn't really matter who has them. then here's the guy who's probably the most important person of the last millennium. shakespeare would have an argument and mozart and bach. this is the greatest scientist of the age. botanist, studies water dynamics, knows about how atmosphere works, he is dissecting human beings, is thee time, he's a philosopher, most famous painting of all time. he's using 75% of the brain if we are just using 10 and i want to know more about it. this has been this joyous -- he's not a tortured artist. he's a wonderful person. he sings, plays musical instruments, stages theatricals. it's somebody you want to know. somebody you want to be with. and be around. he happens to be a person who could probably say "i know everything there is to know." and still not satisfied. the most relentlessly curious person i've ever come across in that kind of wonder, that kind of joy, that kind of excitement about learning, we can use a lot of now. you k

to be more like leonardo dicaprio is to be more open to the world.he mona lisa again. the entire set of questions i just said that he pursued all of his life are in her expressions and particularly that smile. the whole human project is represented in that moment. and i think that we can now let go of the jokes about where the origin is of that smile. >> i think we could be more like him. his wonder and joy that he takes in the world around him making observations and asking questions and challenging authority is incredible. >> thank you both so much for being with us. and of course everyone watching, remember that you can watching, remember that you can watch the emergen-c crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? ♪♪ now with vitamin d for the dark days of winter. hi, my name is damian clark. and if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your area, you may be eligible to get extra benefits with a hum

leonardo, lo quiero muchÍsimo, mi crÍtica es que viste de negro.nte entendiÓ que hay que buscar texturas, hay que ponerse color. pamela: renovar la esencia. >> si te gusta la texana, llÉvala, pero ponle color. alejandro fernÁndez en vestimenta estaba espectacular con la novia. ahora nadie entendiÓ que se tiÑera la barba. es difÍcil cuando los ves sin canas. la gente no lo entendiÓ por quÉ se habÍa teÑido el cabello.el look me encantÓ, pero la gente quedo confundida con el tinte. las nuevas generaciones son las que se roban las redes sociales, bizarrap y quevedo. bizarrap estÁ haciendo lo que hicieron muchos artistas, tienen un sello, que mantienen por mucho tiempo. la gata —— la gafa y la gorra estÁ bien. el de blanco me encanto. tener claro que los colores de ayer fueron negro y blanco, muy poca gente arriesgo. vamos con las parejas que creo que se vistieron clÁsicas. se hacen muchos reconocimientos y a veces se aplauden los clÁsicos. alejandro sanz con su novia, carlos rivera con su esposa y angela con nodal, estÁn perfectos. pamela: elegancia co

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and leonardo is supreme among all of that kind. >> leonardo da vinci explores the life and work of ther isaacson, a biographer of him, he was at dinner and pushing leonardo. i was working on benjamin franklin. i said i only do american topics. i walked out of the dinner and called my daughter and we've collaborated together on the central park 5 and muhammad ali, have tons of stuff in the future. why not? i thought this old dog can learn some new tricks. i'm so glad they uprooted themselves and went to florence for a year with my grandkids, and much there if not more their film. this is a guy who knew everything there was to know. he's not just the greatest painter with the most famous painting, but he's the greatest scientist of the age, a botanist, about the flight of birds. he knows the ancients but has questioned their wisdom from ancient greece. he's also taking in influences in the renaissance from all over and he is -- he's somebody who knows everything -- >> he's all the things. >> and he's the most curious person i ever met. how could you not want to do that? it enspirits you

water jets kept leonardo cool. with another two to go. >> if you were doing this the old fashioned way, hammer and chisel, how long would this take? >> ten times more at least. >> ten times longer? >> absolutely. >> he told us his mechanical employees, seven and counting, don't sleep, get sick, or take holidays. he took robots off the automotive line and gave them bigger brains. and the robot will work all these ridges. robotor's chief technician, also a sculptor, turns the artist mile into a 3d file that generates a complex set of instructions that tells the robot exactly where to carve, right down to the last half inch. >> how much of the work is done by the robot and the computer, and how much by the human artist? >> we are talking a very high percentage that can be done by the machine. >> like, how much? >> like 99%. >> 99%? >> yeah. and the very final 1%, that is the most important. it is still done by artisans in the workshop. >> just 1%. but that 1% massari told us can translate into months of human work. st

>> historian leonardo romanelli is taking me to florence's central market to show me the ingredients povera poor food. so you want to show me some beans, which are a staple yeah, because of florentine cooking. >> so you have different types, different dishes yeah. the best are dolfini. this type of beans are so little that you don't need to put in the water before cook it. and the taste is so you don't have to soak them beforehand. >> yeah yeah, that's a difference. >> in france we say fiorentine mangia fagioli. it means the florentine. it means the bean eaters. yeah, because we use in so many different ways. >> oh, no. now you're going to mix them all up. >> okay, okay the cooking is really very poor. >> simple cooking. >> yeah. that's true. >> i read that during the renaissance, the wealthier people would have meat. yeah whereas the poorer people basically just had beans. some kind of soup and some bread. and that was it yes. >> i have to say that we use what we have. it's something about the character of the tuscany people. we have tuscan bread without salt. >> i know, i remember

can you believe actor and producer leonardo dicaprio turns 50 years old today.ery happy birthday in 1982 sugar. ray leonard, retired for the first time tennis star venus williams won her first career year, ending title in the wta tour championship final. and in 2022, caitlin clark made her sophomore season debut with 26 points. 8 rebounds and 6 assists for iowa against new hampshire. >> it's 10 46 and a young boy from the south bay tells the story of his survival. and the that he was in capsized. his family on board of the day today. and we are tracking some rough weather today. definitely at the coast and inland. you'll notice rain moving to the bay area in your neighborhood. it's not that neighborhood. it's not that heavy. but again, the coastal did you know... 80% of women are struggling with hair damage? just like i was. dryness and frizz could be damaged hair that can't retain moisture. new pantene miracle rescue deep conditioner, with first-of-its-kind melting pro-v pearls... locks in moisture to repair 6 months of damage in one wash, without weigh down. g

i actually built this from a kit i can't take full credit, but this ukulele here was made by leonardoez. his father, manuel nunez, was the first ukulele manufacturer in hawaii who was an immigrant from portugal. and if you have an itch to play, the jumping fleas is an infectious group. my thursday nights are so fun. oh my gosh. you know what's funny is that there's all these articles around about how it's so hard to make friends, and it's so hard to make friends when you're older and it's like you join the ukulele club and you have 25 best friends in like a month. darren started another ukulele group in los angeles that just celebrated 20 years, and his sister started a group in italy. and if you're looking for a dose of dopamine on a thursday night, the jumpin fleas bring a little joy to this corner of the neighborhood. the ukulele group definitely brings joy to this community. people stop by and tell me all the time, oh, i was walking by and saw the ukulele players. that's so fun. this small instrument bringing community together. i do think there's magic. the ukulele is a happy ins

saying so libraries could have felt threatened and connected to whether they endorse tyrus a list is leonardo dicaprio, taylor swift, rober dinero, harrison for jennifer lopez or some other big names, given the support of the democrats, several of whom were on record for remaining a political find the candidate that you feel both are a for fits the category of where we want to be and, and that's it. and that's what you will based off of who you highlight in how you choose to highlight on whatever platform you have is your prerogative. i love you more, but i love pamela harris, even more. i wanted her to be our next president of the united states. don't ask me, i don't the resume did a sense. i don't know as it is, no more terrorist joining the raising. she changed my mind completely. i believe in every word that comes out of her mouth. she's passionate, she's compassionate. she shows empathy and most of all did not hello, you know, now i, we're just getting warmed up here on how to international as americans are voting for the next president. my special coverage continuing in just a moment he

este leonardo cabral y confesÓ a las autoridades esta semana haber disparado con una pistola de airela raza, de la misma raza de los sospechosos y la vÍctima. ignacio: las vÍctimas ofrecieron heridas menores mientras que cabral se presentÓ ante un juez enfrentÁndose a dos cargos de asalto con una arma, crimen racial y un cargo por delito menor por resistir al arresto. este aÑo revelaron que incidentes de crimen de odio vieronun descenso de 7.1% del 2022 al 2023. pero a pesar de la estadÍstica un incidente como Éste deja a jardineros con temor de salir a trabajar. >> tener un poquito mÁs de cuidado. ya con eso uno debe tener un poquito mÁs precavido. maribel: gracias ignacio. hablemos de temas laborales porque el desempleo aquÍ en el estado de california subiÓ ligeramente el mes pasado hasta alcanzar el 5.4%, la segunda tasa mÁs alta del paÍs, segÚn los nuevos datos. la cifra estatal estuvo muy por encima de la tasa nacional del 4.1%. sÓlo el estado de nevada con un 5.7% fue superior. con la temporada festiva que ya ha llegado crecen los fraudes en la tarjetas de regalo. en las mismas

one, there is a large phone banking operation tomorrow starting at 10:00 that everybody from leonardo dicaprio to my mama will be a part of. but to your point about the math, we don't want to leave viewers and educated. to talk about georgia for example, you have exhausted all your voters and in all the rural counties in georgia they are at 96, 98%. that is phenomenal. what happens though is that we end up where we were eight years ago. you cannibalize voters, and regardless of what you may want or may say, we see it in michigan and pennsylvania, and all the voters have voted in these elections. >> not true, we have actually put more new votes, people who didn't vote in 2020, i work for the america first policy institute. >> my only point, and if you want to refute me about georgia, please say that, but in georgia for example, what we've seen, the counties that have, the number of people who have already voted, all of those counties have been republican counties. if i'm wrong, please refute that. but what we've seen with counties in georgia that have a great deal of room for african-a

leonardo dicaprio turns 50 today.celebrate he's taking his girlfriend to get her learner's permit. [laughter] a yale psychiatry fellow told msnbc it's okay to cancel thanksgiving plans with relatives who voted for trump. also endorsing the effort, trump voters. [laughter] [applause] >> greg: yeah! nick bosa, is that his name, of the 49ers, was fined by the nfl for pointing to his maga hat during a broadcast. the fine will go toward promoting lgbtq sports also known as soccer. [laughter] trump has named former i.c.e. director tom homan as his border czar, and to prove that he's not messing around, homan asked melania for her paperwork. [laughter] all right! that was fun. so it's post-mortems galore. watching the media point fingers at everyone but themselves. but really this is just a mass misdirection in an effort to save what's left of their credibility. like true psycho paths, the media lacks the empathy to realize we know they're lying and we knew it's been them all along. what you're seeing now is a ruse. see, the

sources are denying that 50-year-old leonardo dicaprio is engaged to his 26-year-old model girlfriend. that makes sense, why would he marry someone that old? and why would she marry someone that old? a rutgers university study suggest diversity, equity, and inclusion programs can actually heighten racial tensions. supporters of those programs said, good, it's working. the attempted mar-a-lago trump assassin had points published from a letter he scent to "politico", that's got to hurt. that "politico" wants to hear what an attempted assassin has to say but not keith. >>> catelyn gender and a run to replace gavin newsom as governor of california, promising to reduce legal immigration, fight crime and open stubborn jars of pickles. the world's oldest man has died at the age of 112. even more impressive than his age of course, was the way he died. during sex. nield the grass tyson claims men have no innate competitive advantage and sports. he also believes all of those doritos are helping him lose weight. all right gang, onto the monologue. so there was debate in the run-up to the electio

they told their readers he looks like leonardo dicaprio.e's a former patrolman from upstate new york with a strawberry blond crewcut and baby blue eyes. now that he is deporting on trump's orders and not obama's its bad? democrats are coming up with plans to sabotage the deal. one congressman told actio's we have to roll up our sleeves and get into defence and protection mode. and house democrats are pressuring biden to fast-track citizenship paperwork before trump takes over. this is why trump also wants to start deporting people out of d.c. if you are a washington bureaucrat it might be time to start polishing up the resume. a government worker at the energy department told cnn i would say there's a general feeling of dread among everyone. they have good reason to feel dread. trump is going to trim the fat on day one. rfk already has his eyes on slashing... the same agency that botched covid. chris ray also on the trumping brought -- block. he's the guy that told... he knows his days are numbered. as we mentioned other top, elon musk and

beyonce, all of the stars coming out, leonardo dicaprio, robert de niro.icans kind of hate all of those people. i know i do, i'm not fond of any of them. >> of course they do. because hollywood celebrities are not affected by any of the damage that kamala is doing to the country. you think robert downey jr. cares that grocery prices are 30% higher? and by the way, robert downey should know, if you endorse a woke president, iron man will be called iron person. and sean, the way she is doing it at the border -- spider-man will be spider them. >> sean: who despite her identify with? i don't know. >> but the way she's doing it at the border, we will have captain south america. it's not good. no one wants to listen to these people, no one cares what they say. nobody. >> sean: kamala harris continues to prove, mr. failla, that she cannot go off script. heckler interrupts or any speech in nevada last night and she attempted to hit back but instead, served up a classic word salad. what a shock, take a look. >> you know what, let me say something about this. we are

i'm staying like leonardo decaprio. >> lawrence: debate performance that's true, brian. >> ainsley: whatie? >> brian: do you remember that movie? >> ainsley: i remember titanic. >> brian: the wolf of wall street. >> ainsley: oh, yeah, yeah. i'm staying. >> brian: can we roll that clip? [laughter] >> lawrence: we will let them grab it. >> ainsley: what did you all think of the concession speech yesterday? >> steve: it wasn't a concession speech. essentially she said i'm not done fighting. but america took a vote on her fight and said no. no thank you. what is interesting about as we talk a little bit about the blame game. there are a number of stories this morning that the people in biden world, the people who told joe biden that he should stay in it and encouraged him to run a second term, even though he had not achieved the stratospheric legacy of fdr which they told him he would do. is that people around joe biden are blaming nancy pelosi, and they say he could have won the white working class voters harris creed to donald trump. and to joe biden having essentially nancy squeeze him ou

this the reason i have these leonardo growing here is because you always talk about the microcosm in the macrocosm that he wants to investigate. and this is basically we are trying to do so i just remind you of this book and i will stop here and take questions. thank you very much. thank you so much, mario was again a fascinating, fascinating talk and your talks to always many, many questions. so a lot of questions have come in. so just give me one second and i'm going to pull up my q&a. doc and i'll take it from there. all right i'll start with one of the earlier questions that came. given the potential problems with dwarf star ers and potential habitable zone planets orbiting, them such as tidal locking and strong flaring activity. are you more inclined to view sun like stars bedecked through medicaid spectral classes as being more to host light? yeah. so this person clearly knows something about astronomy. so on. because this is an informed. so let me first try to explain little bit what the what you asked because it's an important question m dwarfs are stars smaller than the sun.

they would have renovated it sooner, but it took forever to raise the money. [ laughter ] after leonardoheld a 50th birthday party over the weekend in los angeles, also turning 50, his last two girlfriends combined. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] congratulations to them. and finally, in honor of veterans day today, the fast food chain white castle is offering veterans and active-duty service members free combo meals. but heads up, eating at white castle always ends in a dishonorable discharge. [ laughter and applause ] and that -- thank you for your service. [ cheers and applause ] that was the monologue, everybody. we're off and running. got a fantastic show for you tonight. he's an emmy-winning, tony-nominated actor you know from "the big bang theory," "the boys in the band" and "the normal heart." he's starring on broadway in "our town" at the barrymore theater. jim parsons. our friend, jim parsons is back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] she is an emmy-nominated actress. you know from "the goldberg's" and "bridesmaids." she stars in the new comedy series "st. denis medical"

that was the washington post, and they told their readers, homan, looks like leonardo dicaprio. homan is a plainspoken former patrolman from far upstate new york, with a strawberry blond crew cut and baby blue eyes. but now that homan reporting on trump's orders, not obama's, it's bad. democrats are coming up with plans to sabotage the deal. one congressman told axios. we as democrats have to roll up our sleeves and get into defense and protection mode, and house democrats are pressuring biden to fast track citizenship paperwork before trump takes over. this is why trump also wants to start deporting people out of dc. if you're a washington bureaucrat, it might be time to start polishing up the old resume. trump's promising to make some major cuts. a government worker at the energy department told cnn. i would say there's a general feeling of dread among everyone. they have good reason to feel dread. trump's going to trim the fat on day one. rfk is already has his eyes on slashing 600 jobs at the nih, the same agency that botched covid. fbi director chris wray, also on the chopp

leonardo dicaprio, robert de niro. most of most americans kind of hate all those people.i do. i'm not really fond of any of them. of course they do, because hollywood celebrities are not affected by any of the damage kamala is doing to the country. do you think robert downey is matters that grocery prices are 30% higher? and by the way, robert downey should know if you endorse a woke president, iron man is going to be called iron person. and the way she's doing and the way she and sean, the way she's doing it, the border, we're going to have spider-man. yeah. spider them, spider them, spider them. spider something. i don't know who does. spider. who does spider identify with i don't know. i don't know. i don't know, but the way she's doing it, the border. we're going to have captain south america. it ain't good, man. nope. nobody wants to listen to these people. nobody cares what they say. nobody. kamala harris continues to prove mr. fella that she can't go off script a heckler interrupts her in a speech in nevada last night. she attempted to hit back, but instead served

nothing runs like a deere™ >>> comehither, leonardo. what was it that you told me today?? >> i did never think that lady would have loved any man. >> nor i either. but she should note on benedict. -- seemed ever to abhor. >> is it possible? >> maybe counterfeit? >> faith. >> counterfeit? >> if she should makes tender of her love, 'tis very possible he will scorn it. for the man, as you know all, have the contemptible spirit. >> that was a clip from the 1993 classic, "much to do about nothing." film stars, the familiar kenneth, who adapted the william shakespeare play for the big screen. that's hard. again working with shakespearean material for his new, off-broadway play, "king lear." and the award-winning actor and director joins us now. thank you. it's kind of a busy time. thank you for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> i've read that the first time that you read "king lear" was 45 years ago. what's it like to bring it to the stage now? >> when i first saw it -- >> performing. >> i can certainly quote it for you. when king lear says, in distress, and insight that h

. ♪] >>>, heather, leonardo.d any man. >> nor i, neither. such wonder she would note on senior ability. some behaviors seem to have at all. >> maybe she but counterfeit. >> faith, like enough. >> counterfeit? if she sure makes tender of her love, it is very possible he will score in it, for the man, as you know, have the contemptible spirit. [ laughter ] >> that was a clip from the 1993 classic, "much to do about nothing." the film stars the brilliant kenneth branagh, who adapted william shakespeare play for the big screen. that is hard. branagh is again working with shakespearean material for his new, off-broadway play, " king lear." the award-winning actor and director joins us now. it is kind of a busy time, but thank you for coming in. i read that the first time you read "king lear" was 45 years ago. what is it like to bring it to the stage now? >> when i first saw it, i was 17. sorry? i know i am performing it, but i could certainly quote it for you when king lear says, in distress, an insight he is going th

. >> su nombre es leonardo escobar, mejor conocido como "nayo". cantar o hacer malabares. yo lo que querÍa es un escenario. posteriormente ya la juventud y me desconectan y hasta los 46 a retomar. >> sin embargo, llegaste a ser un empresario exitoso. "nayo": yo termine siendo empresario para demostrarle a mi papÁ que si servÍa para algo. fueron muchos los choques que tuve en mi juventud con el. mÉdico cuenta a mis 39 aÑos que el Éxito no es lograr tener una gran empresa o tener libertad econÓmica, el Éxito es lo que vienes a hacer en la vida. >> a los 31 aÑos decidiÓ vender su participaciÓn en empresa de logÍstica y distribuciÓn donde luego fundÓ esto la cual trabaja ... "nayo": despuÉs de mucha bÚsqueda se me acabÓ la vida. lo que le querÍa hacer era cantante. >> es a los 46 aÑos es que decides darle rienda suelta a ese niÑo. "nayo": yo fui con una maestra profesional, una cubana a la cualquier mucho le agradezco que me haya dicho que si tenÍa una oportunidad de cantar, si educaba la voz y si me tapa citaba para hacerlo. hice mi primera banda. yo

jessi: leonardo gaitÁn en las vegas nevadas, yo de 9 aÑos, mira con este look tan profesional. ♪ [mÚsica, estamos en el periodoy anhelo puede ayudar que reescribir con el beneficio adicional como primas accesibles, tambiÉn de 0$ al mes, todo en espaÑol, para darnos mÁs detalles estÁ con nosotros sheyla benÍtez, licenciada y portavoz de anelo, gracias por estar con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica", este periodo de inscripciÓn ya comenzÓ, pero para muchos los planes pueden ser quizÁsun tema complicado, cÓmo puede ayudar a nuestra comunidad para entender mejor los beneficios de estos planes y aprovechar una oportunidad. >> un 100% de los agentes de seguros licenciados hablan espaÑol, pueden ayudar a responder tus preguntas sobre nuestro plan, este es el momento perfecto para escribirte nunca que deberÍa protegerte de altos costos de bolsillo, el periodo de inscripciÓn anual termina el 7 de diciembre, es por tiempo limitado, aprovecha esta oportunidad para encontrar un plan de medicare. raÚl: personas de nuestra audiencia se han puesto en contacto con nosotros y tienen preguntas para ti sobre

sorprendiÓ a todo el mundo con una espectacular presentaciÓn junto con angela aguilar y su hermano leonardo hay reggaeton. esto es para todos. gracias. [aplausos] jomari: hay mandÓ su mensaje. tambiÉn dijo que habÍa reggaeton. eso va a seguir. aunque es controversial porque no todo el mundo le encanta la lÍrica. jessica: tambiÉn me gustÓ que dijo muy buen trabajo el de mi novio. raÚl: exacto. tambiÉn estÁ quien hemos conocido su historia y artÍfice del gran Éxito de su hija. felicitaciones para karol g. jessica: por otro lado, el primer grammy de la noche se lo otorgaron a carin leÓn como mejor Álbum de mÚsica mexicana contemporÁnea. vamos a escuchar sus palabras. [mÚsica] carin: muchas gracias a todos los que estaban en la alterna. a la gente que la Única misiÓn es poner la mÚsica mexicana bien en alto. arriba mÉxico! arriba regional mexicano. [mÚsica] raÚl: grande! jomari: te voy a decir una cosa que carin leÓn es de los artistas que admiran a carin leÓn por su forma de cantar, por su valor al arte. los artistas no siempre valoran a otros artistas, pero cuando ves claramente cÓmo tiene el

Ángel aguilar, jo jo, jovi, leonardo aguilar y tambiÉn tenemos quevedo, residente, thiago y trueno, tratÉes el Último dÍa tengo que ir a otra parte a votar. reportera: como bien ella lo decÍas el Último dÍa y no puede votar en cualquier parte y tiene que hacerlo en donde estÉ designado para ella. tuvimos que entrevistarla afuera elevÉ asÍ porque porque regulaciones en este lugar por ejemplo no podemos grabar las cosas de cerca porque todo es privado y tampoco hay que tener telÉfonos celulares. y salir de los lugares para poder hacerlas entrevistas. uno de eso personas que dicen inmigrantes haitianos. satcha: quÉ dicen las autoridades electorales, al reportado algÚn contratiempo hasta ahora? reportera: un contratiempo y esto se debiÓal voto por correo , lo hicieron tarde y entonces tambiÉn, el plan era poder hacerlo con un servicio que fuera mÁs rÁpido es llegar al otro dÍa. tambiÉn le incluyeron un sobre que estaba pagando para que pudieran devolver la boleta y que no presentarÁ ningÚn contratiempo. autoridades aquÍ han comunicado constantemente las cosas que han ocurrido. de hecho una de

se sentarÁ anita, camilo, marc anthony, carlos vives, karin leÓn, grupo frontera, angela aguilar leonardoticiÓn a marco rubio para convertirse en futuro secretario de estado o su gobierno y para que eso se convierta en una realidad habrÍa que cumplir con un proceso dentro del senado. estamos hablando del proceso de confirmaciÓn que requerirÍael apoyo del 60 senadores, y aunque los republicanos son mayorÍa, todavÍa no tienen esos 60 votos. veamos el informe. sigue aumentando la lista del futuro gabinete de trump y uno de los trabajos mÁs importantes serÍa para el senador republicano por la florida marco rubio, quien como posible secretario de estado liberarÍa la diplomacia estadounidense. rubio tiene mucha experiencia por su participaciÓn a los comitÉ de relaciones exteriores y de inteligencia en el senado. habla el inglÉs ademÁs nombrÓ al congresista por la florida como su principal asesor de seguridad nacional. walls, es un oficial retirado de la armada quien sirviÓ en afganistÁn. robert kennedy junior estarÍarevisando quienes ocuparÍan trabajos importantes en el departamento de salud y

. >>> come hither leonardo.would have loved any man. >> no. nor i neither. but most wonderful she should so dote on senior benedict whom she had him all out with behaviors seemed ever to abhor. >> is it possible? >> maybe she .but counter fit. >> faith like enough, oh. counterfeit? >> if she should make tender of her love 'tis very possible he'll scorn it for the man had the contemptible spirit. >> oh! >> ha-ha. >> that was a clip from the 1993 classic much ado about nothing. the film stars the brilliant kenneth branagh who adopted the play for the big screen. that's hard. branagh is working with shakespearean material for his new off broadway play king lear and the award winning actor and director joins us now. thank you so much. it's kind of a busy time. >> sure. >> but thank you for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> so i've read that the first time you read king lear was 45 years ago? >> yeah. >> what's it like to bring it to the stage now? >> when i first saw it a line that leapt out i was 17 -- >> i ca