nicolás, leonardo, muy bien, trabajando, gracias a dios. leonardo con mi papá.mos. además, quiero platicarte de un negocio. ¿negocio? ¿de qué se trata? mira, son unas inversiones que están dando muy altos rendimientos. muy bien. aquí está ya mi contacto guardado. yo creo que no le voy a poder entrar al negocio. ¿por? lo que pasa es que estoy invirtiendo casi todo mi dinero en una campaña que estoy desarrollando. ¿una campaña? ¿de qué es la campaña? cuéntame. es de una línea de ropa deportiva, está padrísima. lo que queremos hacer es algo diferente. la verdad es que los modelos de nicolás están increíbles, las modelos, las telas. qué bien, me encanta esa parte de las modelos. [ambos ríen] - hace mucho no te veía. - ya sé. la verdad es que está muy interesante. hablé con el doctor de gloria y me comentó que tenían que hacerle un electroencefalograma para ver si ha habido algún cambio en la actividad cerebral. y les dijiste que hicieran lo que fuera, ¿verdad? sí, claro. y que todos los gastos los cubrimos nosotros, que no hay ningún problema. espero pronto despiert

nos vemos con mas noticias a las once y leonardo: estoy preparando la broma del fotógrafo de bodas.ahí, pastelazo. estoy haciendo unas pruebas de foto. si me ayudan, les regalo la foto. como para que vayas calculando cómo se te ve el velo de novia. ¿tú quieres de novia o de novio? yo pregunto... es cuando el padre les dijo: "puede besar a la novia". "pum", mordida. estabas muy oscuro.

there was 12th century italian mathematician named leonardo fibonacci, and he discovered a particular sequence of numbers called the fibonacci series and series of numbers is very simple. each number is the sum of the two previous numbers. and that's how you make the series numbers. so two is equal to one plus one. three is equal to one plus to five is equal to two plus three. if you didn't know came after the five, you would add three and five together to get eight. if you didn't know what would came after eight, you would add five and eight together to get 13. and that's how constructed this series of numbers. so this may begin to ring a bell. when i talked about this even after you spiral and each the the length of each quarter term is equal to the sum of the lengths of two previous quarter terms. now if we form spiral by connecting the ocoers of. a sequence of squares whose are ing e fibonacci series. so the smallest ther two by two. then by three, five by five, eight by eight, 13 by 13, 21 by so . those the numbers of the fibonacci series then that produce this, the fibonacci spi

. >> my name is oj leonardo, a firefighter first, always, for the city and county of san francisco. >> it's unique. one of the few houses where the officers cook. they are on the cooking detail. so cooking is a big part of our tradition here in the fire department. when you cook for your folks, you are showing how much you care for them. you don't have to be an excellent cook, just show that you care. when you are at home, you put whatever you want together and people will eat it. there are no rules. in the firehouse, it's a different story. now, whoever is cooking, the first thing we ask is, no. 1, are there any diet restrictions because one of my firefighters is kosher and vegan. here at 12, we make sure that everyone eats. >> when i'm planning my meals, i tend to weigh it, i guess is the best way to describe it. i don't make a list, i don't typically go from recipes. i will sort of go into the rolodex in my mind and think of what possibilities i have depending on if it's cold outside, if it's hot, do you want to barbecue, do we want a soup, a salad, go light, heavy and decadent. wh

leonardo gomez says the family owned grocery store he manages in milwaukee relies on products from mexico. >>>>our tomatoes, our avocados, our limes. and i'm just talking about produce. >>>>the trump administration's executive order had threatened 25% tariffs on imports from canada and mexico as part of an effort to curb illegal drugs and immigration. >>>>we may have short term, some little pain and people understand that, but long term, the united states has been ripped off by virtually every country. >>>>but mexico's president said monday tariffs have been paused for a month as the country beefs up border security. canada had vowed 25% retaliatory tariffs, but president trump said he is planning to talk to prime minister justin trudeau again this afternoon. >>>>we didn't ask for this, but we will not back down. >>>>the trump administration is still planning a 10% levy on goods from china. the trump administration is also taking aim at the u.s. agency for international development. trump adviser elon musk says the agency is on the verge of being shuttered. staffers of usaid, which distri

. ♪ >>> leonardo davinci's "mona lisa" is the star attraction in a museum full of masterpieces.re in paris, you can see it's a masterpiece in its own right. both are feeling the effects of time and space. >> reporter: it's the most visited museum in the world, but the people who run it and the people who visit it agree the louvre needs some serious tlc. >> we have problems with the building. >> reporter: the museum director says that's partly because of its age. >> it's nine centuries of history really at the heart of history. >> reporter: the museum was last upgraded in the 1980s when the iconic glass pyramid was added by im pei. >> this is the biggest room in the museum, but when the louvre is open to visitors, it's also the most crowded because of the popularity of this one painting, the "mona lisa." >> the italian masterpiece tops almost everyone's list when they visit the louvre. >> i want to see the painting "mona lisa." >> i've always wanted to see it since i was little. i'm a big art fan. >> reporter: her popularity makes it harder for people to really appreciate the por

re: you sure they didn't mean leonardo dicaprio's futon also criticizing george floyd also saying i thinkple cared about george floyd a drug addict swindler. and they are all wrong. there is nuance there the more i read the use them more i'm liking this broad i could write more jokes involving poop but i've red worse and like a homeless guy worth input virtue signallers in a jamb that was for joe. and they probably hadn't seen the movie but they had to support it or else than the left began eating their own faster than joy behar and ana navarro stuck and then elevator she got it now those who nominated her are boxed in and the tweets weren't that bad just opinions separate from the actors work they will do whatever protects the status and nothing more. so gets banished from the oscar campaign and it's all but dead. costars are distancing themselves from her like alec baldwin at a gun range and selena gomez cries more than i did during childbirth. and they lifted her up because of identity politics and now identity politics has forced him to tear -- for some to tear down. they wanted a tra

the main draw is the mona lisa by leonardo da vinci.ciate the art. >> she's a sort of universal masterpiece, you know. and people want to spend time with her. and that's okay. and we need to organize that. but the louvre is filled with one thousand. >> reporter: the revamp will see the painting moved to its own separate space where it will be easier to manage the crowds, but visitors will have to purchase an extra ticket just to see the famed artwork. as part of the ambitious refurbishment, a new entrance will be added to help manage visitor flow, replacing the iconic glass pyramid as the main entry point. the museum has now outgrown this entrance, which is relatively small. the space below is limited, and in summer it gets very hot under all that glass. to help pay for the overhaul, which is expected to cost around $800 million over ten years, president macron announced that visitors from outside the european union will pay more from next year. >> i'm going to say it's not to discourage international tourism or to punish anyone, but th

we were at an event yesterday — the guest list included kevin costner, leonardo dicaprio, serena williamse west, only 5—6 celsius — but some sunnier skies again for northern and western scotland. through the course of monday night, then, we've still got temperatures to start tuesday morning probably a few degrees above freezing for most of our towns and cities — but a little bit lower than this in the more rural across parts of scotland. from the east coast here. not bringing much in the way of rainfall — but further west, most of us should stay dry. temperatures around 5—7 celsius, a little bit showers for parts of wales, southwest england, perhaps elsewhere, you're likely to stay predominantly dry, conditions with that cool easterly wind. but feeling a little bit cooler than that for some of us, especially where you're exposed to that easterly breeze. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of welcome to hardtalk, from delhi, i'm stephen sackur. india is proud of its constitutional democracy. judiciary tasked with upholding india's secular constitution. at least th

we were at an event ye keviny — the g leonardo serenawilliams, 77 7 7 7 serena williams, british 7 7l7ready in b7oth minutes. fans are already in both cities for this, we can show cities readyefor—this. worsen show some live pictures of a you some live pictures of a couple of those this is new of those cities. this is new orleans, we also have live shots in _22 777city _ city — can see a massive kansas city — you can see a massive crowd of fans a watch party 777a7n7d 7 7 7 a7n7d we 7 7 7 and we can a7n7d we can 7 you7 there. and we can show you philadelphia before leave, eagles philadelphia before we leave, eagles fans getting ready for hello. after a fairly grey, cool, drizzly sort of weekend, the weather isn't going to be changing in a hurry, certainly over the next few days. fairly cool for the time of year. of hill snow around, as well, over the next few days. that's dominating our weather. we'll start off the early hours of monday with that cloud sitting perhaps the southern uplands. by the end of the day, the odd flake of snow, perhaps for the grampians, as well — but nothing t

. >> my name is oj leonardo, a firefighter first, always, for the city and county of san francisco. >> it's unique. one of the few houses where the officers cook. they are on the cooking detail. so cooking is a big part of our tradition here in the fire department. when you cook for your folks, you are showing how much you care for them. you don't have to be an excellent cook, just show that you care. when you are at home, you put whatever you want together and people will eat it. there are no rules. in the firehouse, it's a different story. now, whoever is cooking, the first thing we ask is, no. 1, are there any diet restrictions because one of my firefighters is kosher and vegan. here at 12, we make sure that everyone eats. >> when i'm planning my meals, i tend to weigh it, i guess is the best way to describe it. i don't make a list, i don't typically go from recipes. i will sort of go into the rolodex in my mind and think of what possibilities i have depending on if it's cold outside, if it's hot, do you want to barbecue, do we want a soup, a salad, go light, heavy and decadent. wh

biographer of geniuses and whether he's writing about brilliant people from from long ago, like leonardo da vinci, benjamin franklin and albert einstein, or more contemporary, innovative figures of our age, like steve jobs, jennifer, jennifer doudna or henry kissinger. you can bet the result will be a fascinating, revealing, comprehensive and vividly told book. walter's take on elon musk is certainly all that and the story turned out to be even more than walter bargained for when he set out a couple of years ago to do the biography. back then, walter thought he'd be writing mainly about moscow's technological trailblazer, a leader in the fields of electric vehicles and private space exploration. then came musk's impulsive purchase of twitter and his central role in providing ukraine with satellite communiques and links during the war with russia. and the questions and controversies about musk only grew. all of which has enhanced the timeliness and importance of walter's in-depth portrait of musk and of the demons that drive him now, predictably. walter himself has come in for some critic

but i thought leonardo dicaprio captured that perfectly. a truth, a kind of a boston truth. yeah, he can he can speak south boston, but he can also speak winchester, which i think was the point that that movie made if biden. but it's all part of one community. i wouldn't have gone first if i'd known it was going to be your answer. i figured you had some other classic, who knows? senator markey on the joy and the stakes. thanks for your time tonight, sir. great to be with you. thank you. appreciate it. coming up, we have an insider from usaid on what we need to actually understand about the facts and the consequences of what's happening right now, and scrutiny on the way that the misuse of attention of twitter now x is ricocheting in our politics. msnbc's chris hayes is here on this story, live in this program. i know it's not 8 p.m. program. i know it's not 8 p.m. for more than a decade farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. ♪far-xi-ga♪ ♪far-xi-ga♪ ask your doctor about farxiga. we are people living with afib. ♪♪ and over half a million of us have left blood th

edgar, where you see leonardo dicaprio. >> and the movie directed by clint. >> eastwood, as. >> hoovere attorney. >> general, mitchell palmer, and. >> he deports a u.s. >> citizen. >> emma goldman. >> something that's. >> incredibly illegal, except a mitchell. palmer was the lawful attorney general of the united states. >> appointed by the elected president, woodrow wilson. >> elon musk is a private citizen. he has no legal standing to do what he is doing. >> he is. >> doing things that are patently illegal, gutting usaid, getting access to federal data over taking control of the treasury's payroll department. all of these things are things that he cannot do. those are illegal things. and we have a situation where a private citizen now is effectively the most powerful person in the country. he is more powerful. >> than the president. >> united states, and unlike a president who works in consultation with the congress and the constitution, elon musk. >> is working. >> in. >> consultation with nobody. >> yeah, we. >> saw the democrats vocally responding. your view to where that fits in?

. >> leonardo. >> kroner. >> for the maple leafs for the entire world to see. >> four nations. >> facing in a better. >> life. >> closed captioning brought to you by book.com. >> if you or a loved one have mesothelioma, we'll send you a. >> free book. >> to answer questions you may have. call now and we'll come to you. >> 808 two one 4000. >> tonight, president trump, with a warning and a new deadline for hamas should the cease fire then be off? >> well, i would say this, and i'm going to let that be, because that's israel's decision. but as far as i'm concerned, if all of the hostages aren't returned by saturday at 12:00, i think it's an appropriate time. i would say cancel it and all bets are off and let hell break out. saturday at 12:00. and after that i would say, uh, all hell is going to break out that statement from the president coming after hamas threatened to postpone the release of more hostages, accusing israel of breaching the terms of the cease fire deal by delaying aid. >> it has been a very delicate agreement, one that we know took months to broker, and trump's stunning fo

school official why they removed photos on the wall of susan b anthony and doctor king, but not leonardo da vinci, and was told, quote, he was a real historical figure. this is also happening in the same government. so i don't know, how are we supposed to interpret this with our eyes and our ears? >> well, i'm not familiar with that. and what's going on, obviously, i would believe that is wrong. it should not be happening in our government, and i would love to know more about what happened. we're talking here, but we're talking about two different things. if it's about dei and qualifications for jobs versus giving somebody a second chance. >> those are not different things, okay? because if we talk about qualifications for a job and you're also telling me that you are willing to hire somebody who is who is a self-described racist, then how is that person qualified for a job serving the american people in the government? >> look, what explains. >> the vice president. here's what i didn't understand. i mean, he was so emotional about this and such an outburst. i'm not saying that he's not

. >> leonardo 30 kronor for the maple leafs. >> for the entire. >> world to see. >> four nations. >> facing. >> off in a better. land. >> the breaking news and i quote. all hell is going to break out. that is the quote from president trump, who gave that warning to hamas after it threatened to postpone the next hostage release, claiming that israel broke the cease fire agreement. here's the president. just moments ago. >> if all of the hostages aren't returned by saturday at 12:00, i think it's an appropriate time. i would say cancel it and all bets are off and let hell break out. saturday at 12:00. and after that, i would say, uh, all hell is going to break out. >> well, that came after president trump said the palestinians would not have a right to return home to the gaza strip if he succeeds with his push for the united states to take over and own the gaza strip. >> with the palestinians, have money, return. no, they wouldn't, because they're going to have much better housing, much better. in other words, i'm talking about building a permanent place for them. >> that was very clea

leonardo in france at 5.3%. bae systems gaining 5.6%. defense stocks rallying strongly on that story. european leaders heading to paris for emergency summit later today to discuss security and support for tf which ties into what we are seeing -- for kyiv which ties into what we are seeing as trump pushes for a quick end to the conflict in ukraine. oliver crook caught up with the deputy head of the ukraine president's office earlier. >> we can say the united states is involved in the process and we are looking forward to meeting with president trump to ensure the piece that is reliable and stable so this war will not recur in any form in one year or two years. tom: oliver crook joins us now from berlin. he is covering the munich security conference throughout the weekend. talk to us about the weekend -- about the meeting taking place this weekend in france and what it tells us about the urgency rippling through the corridors of power in europe. oliver: absolutely. let's do the tale of two meetings. they are also getting high-level meeting

why would you assault a brilliant soul who is like the combination of leonardo da vinci and einstein?o obscene what we are which in that's what we are witnessing, this appalling exercise. you don't deserve him. you don't deserve someone that is this committed to the constitution of the united states and the framework. it is marvelous he is from another country. he comes from another country. his reverence is a thousand times more than any one of any of these democratic news organizations. by the way, you would literally hang up in a new york second if a person called into this news organization, identified themselves as an independent, and announced that he lied that he is an independent and is an alternate left-wing man. you need to have experts like myself, and here is what is going to happen. as an intellectual specialist, the failure to come together about the immigration issue is going to fundamentally change the very paradigm of america because this is americans who are registered americans. the jobs they are going to be eliminating, there will not be any illegal immigrants thin

why would you assault a brilliant soul who is like the combination of leonardo da vinci and einstein?o obscene what we are which in that's what we are witnessing, this appalling exercise. you don't deserve him. you don't deserve someone that is this committed to the constitution of the united states and the framework. it is marvelous he is from another country. he comes from another country. his reverence is a thousand times more than any one of any of these democratic news organizations. by the way, you would literally hang up in a new york second if a person called into this news organization, identified themselves as an independent, and announced that he lied that he is an independent and is an alternate left-wing man. you need to have experts like myself, and here is what is going to happen. as an intellectual specialist, the failure to come together about the immigration issue is going to fundamentally change the very paradigm of america because this is americans who are registered americans. the jobs they are going to be eliminating, there will not be any illegal immigrants thin

. >> my name is oj leonardo, a firefighter first, always, for the city and county of san francisco. >unique. one of the few houses where the officers cook. they are on the cooking detail. so cooking is a big part of our tradition here in the fire department. when you cook for your folks, you are showing how much you care for them. you don't have to be an excellent cook, just show that you care. when you are at home, you put whatever you want together and people will eat it. there are no rules. in the firehouse, it's a different story. now, whoever is cooking, the first thing we ask is, no. 1, are there any diet restrictions because one of my firefighters is kosher and vegan. here at 12, we make sure that everyone eats. >> when i'm planning my meals, i tend to weigh it, i guess is the best way to describe it. i don't make a list, i don't typically go from recipes. i will sort of go into the rolodex in my mind and think of what possibilities i have depending on if it's cold outside, if it's hot, do you want to barbecue, do we want a soup, a salad, go light, heavy and decadent. when i fi