but liza still doesn't like the idea of a government testing agency.but it's often front government in i've been working on this for a long time and i believe that such an agency would not enhance product safety. but do it at the. internal e-mails from the federal health ministry stressed the importance of patient protection but there are two other goals. established acceptance of see. certification. and faster market access. starts up and i took to health ministry officials about creating a new agency. but they thought the idea of needing a license was totalitarian madness mister that's what somehow. inspan is now the federal health minister we caught up with him at an event sponsored by the pharmacy lobby but he declined to comment on allegations that the monitoring of medical devices doesn't go far enough. and we wanted to find out why he continues to support the use of private companies to test the devices. spun has declined repeated requests for an interview. you haven't thoma is a technical manager at a wine cellar several years ago he had hip re

. >>> y el domingo de pascua, es cuando fun liza la semana santa que sirve de reflexiÓn para muchos.l sufrimiento tbiÉn es ok ocasiÓn de salvacion, los dos, van juntos, no puede separar la resurrecciÓn de la pasion, del sufrimiento. >>> si la pascua es tiempo de reflexiÓn, entonces de donde saliÓ la coneja y huevos de chocolate. >>> por muchos aÑos, familias enteras han practicado la tradiciÓn de buscar huevos escondidos, pero, quÉ piensan algunos sobre esto? >>> no, em pezando no creo en esta tradiciÓn, porque se supone que festejamos la resurrecciÓn del seÑor. >>> quÉ tiene que ver el huevo con larres wrek gs de de cristo >>> aÚn asÍ esta tradiciÓn es grata para muchos catÓlicos. >>> es una tradiciÓn bonita, a los niÑos les encanta. >>> la verdad me gustarÍa que no terminara, que no se extinga, que siempre por quÉ con porque es una tradiciÓn, en la pascua. >>> ka familia, hasta yo, sdis f disfrutamos el tiempo de buscar el huevo, que significa nueva vida. >>> luis garcÍa telemundo 48. >>> imÁgenes de la catedral los Ángeles donde la pascua empezÓ a celebrarse desde anoche sÁbado de

black shoes the so far yet not to wear the how do you school type thing liza say like i do know uniformsmistype were not met in june but uniforms i think it's. that is perhaps something which is really good to our country and that is the issue of racism because if you did not belong to a certain race people would have believed in you basically you were considered inferior you can remember what the final solution was all about yes none of them select my parents monkeys could have gone to the kind of schools of the. since i started school in the age. when they were going to school with white people is like . never ever going to happen and i mean i've never been to mexico. the most problems on the country. mainly play people trying to get black people back what they thought. the it was hard for him to fit in both at school and the time. had an argument to the sky is easy to beat me up and that's harder to tell. and while i was talking to one of his old friends who was like behind me it was. let us consciousness and when i can know a couple. in the hospital. and then us living sieges. in a p

really dumb down arabs and answer man some who are known for the song you know is very subtle but the liza and the defense department and it's the hospital and production where everyone are free to get together and work to was to develop a peaceful environment for their people. and also i'm hoping to. hoping for more change in the circumstances. well please and the oh me god will have. survived this incident. i need to tank them. muslim and single. shot. all right we're going to leave the sri lankan president by three palace city center as he makes a national address because listening to that with this is our correspondent now fernandez who is in the capital colombo. what strikes me first. is the president saying that this intelligence reports of there being imminent attacks in sri lanka did not come across his desk he wasn't aware of it. martin the increasing statements to be very honest of the leaders of this country is becoming harder and harder to swallow we had the prime minister who said that neither he nor his government had heard that now we're hearing in this twenty minute recorde

there's one on bayside village by branon and there's one by liza plaza on salmon and there's one on howard and main. they've been there for more than 20 years. they have not been approached. they are small grocers, family owned just like woodland and they know the area, they know what products to stock, to support the needs of the neighborhood. they've been there for a long time. in fact, the rink building, which is the first b.m.r. program in the south of market, they had been the first tenant that had been there. and i spoke with the manager and they have not been approached. why were they not approached? this could have been an opportunity for them to expand their businesses. they have been in this area for more than 20 years. they have three groceries and they have been meeting the needs. and i know that you reach out to about everybody but them, and they even know about it. and i talked to them yesterday. and so that's -- that's my other concern about, you know, trying to kind of find a way to get a grocery to say yes. and i know that the owner, the son of the owners, it's a family ow

. >>> with us today is liza collins. let's start with biden contemplation is nearly over.e will be some announcement this week. vice president biden says he is an obama/biden democrat. can he put together an obama/biden campaign and how does he do that and what do we know he is coalescing to try to get that coalition back together? >> i have no idea if he can put together an obama sl/biden campn but early polling shows him a front-runner in these early states which is probably a big reason he got into the race or expected to get into the race. an obama/biden democrat would probably take sort of those mainstream democrats, more establishment democrats that obama was able to capture and then it would also be the group that biden is so go at appealing to. so the white working class voters, biden is hoping to capture some of those voters that did go to trump in 2016 so those obama trump voters, biden feels he can bring back into the fold. >> can we talk about money for a moment? let's put aside the politics and the policy. "the new york times" is reporting that several big don

you know, like liza minnelli. she did it.ldren in show business, best possible thing for them. >> i know. i was a child model. i know how it is. >> stephen: you were a child model? >> i was. >> stephen: what did you model? >> for the ford delingnc c modl st this. ( laughter ) i modeled -- >> stephen: i totally see it. i totally see it. >> i was a fittings model also for ralph lauren and calvin klein and i used to go to the offices and ralph and his brother, jerry, would put the new clothes on me and sew them on. >> stephen: when are you going to write the book? >> i had to contribute as a kid. my mom was like, "you know what? it's time you get out there. you're 10. you have wasted 10 years of earnings." so... >> stephen: that's a harrowing tale. >> well, you know. that's why i'm so drawn to "game of thrones." >> stephen: thank you for being here, sunday might, he "game of thrones." white walker. "60 minutes" airs sundays on the cbs. anderson cooper, everybody. we'll be right back with ruth wilson. ♪ when you have nausea, ♪ he

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who popularized the bob hairstyle-- starred in several silent and early talkie movies, and inspired liza minnelli in her famous role in "cabaret." >> i was instantly attracted to it because i love things about change. >> woodruff: julian fellowes, author of the "downton abbey" series, wrote the movie screenplay. >> this was a drama really about child of the new age helping a middle aged housewife who'd grown up at the end of victorian values find herself. >> woodruff: a teenager-- and minder-- both unleashed new york. >> we watch her discovering a kind of ownership of her own sexuality by brushing up against this highly sexually charged figure. b louiseoks and we see that manifest in her own life. so she's the sort of the ordinary person's storimwho's- who's bibing the message of the icon and it's a wonderful positive story. >> woodruff: norma uncovers details about her early life: >> i've come a long way from kansas. >> woodruff: born inork, placed in an orphanage as a toddler, and sent on a train top wichita to be d. louise becomes the star pupil and accomplished dancer. >> these two w

. >> and so, my friend liza sent me a bunch of pictures of like, bradley cooper pushing a a stroller.: yeah! [ cheers ] >> and now, by the way, i love the stroller so much that it is like pushing a shopping cart. i'm like, i can put everything in it. sometimes i take the stroller out without the kid. >> jimmy: no baby. [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i'm like, whatever. i got to run some errands. nobody knows what's in here. >> jimmy: nobody cares. exactly, it's really convenient. >> i'm like, you okay buddy? let me flip that down. >> jimmy: how is the tour with anderson cooper? >> it's so great. it's really great. >> jimmy: you know thaouthese guys ttogether. >> yeah. we're in year four of this thing. we have a whole new show, it's called "deeper talk and more shallow tales." and,eah. we're in baltimore may 11th, and new york city at the beacon on the 21st and 22nd ojune. >> jimmy: you're going to be at the beacon? >> yeah, we're back at the beacon for two nights. we're really excited. >> jimmy: how fun is that? >> yeah, we ve the best time. we're in a little tiff right now about w

. >> just unschooled like liza doolittle. >> henry higgins. you've ever seen and got huge laughs. >> don't consider a move until my fingers have completely cleared the piece. >> what's taking so long? >> but i am analyzing my options unlike your wing-it approach i like to plan a strategy, like a general leading his troops into battle. >> checkmate, schwarzkopf. >> i think "frasier" stands as the single most successful spinoff, at least in the history of sitcoms. >> and the emmy goes to "frasier." >> "frasier." >> "frasier." >> we were lightning hot and it was critical for us to be leading the way, not just following. ♪ >> "friends" is about that time in your life when your friends are your family. >> ow! >> when david crane and i lived in new york we were part of a group of six people. we were all attached at the hip. we went everywhere together and celebrated everything together. and there's that period where you're looking to be out there on your own and the people you rely on are the ones who live down the hall. >> here we go. pivot. pivot.

i am liza arias and i will be moderating this morning. want to take a moment to thank bonnie jenkins, brookings institution for putting together this phenomenal event. the last panel was a wonderful constitution, there was wonderful insights and we will continue that today. we'll take a broader approach than the previous panel did. they focused on regional issues. we're going to focus specifically on issues in the national security spectrum and we have a wonderful panel to do that. ly have them introduce themselves and we will jump in and leave time for audience questions. >> i'm jean -- gina, i'm here with my third way cyber initiative hat. >> i'm muhammad, the executive director for the world's older counter extreme terrorism rehabilitation. i'm also an assistant professor at the citadel in charleston, south carolina. >> i'm azra zaia. we are the largest global network of peace building organizations worldwide. we are in 153 countries to sustain peace and i'm a recovering former diplomat. >> i'm daniel lucy. i would like to thank mrs. j

british prime minister to liza may has asked the e.u. for yet another extension to bragg's it saying the u.k. needs more time to avoid leaving the block without a deal may has asked for a delay till june the thirtieth but european council president donald tusk plans to suggest an extension of up to a year. thousands of demonstrators were on the march through the capital algiers for the seventh consecutive fraidy they're calling for a change of government the latest rally comes just days after pressure from the army and street protests for stealing president uphill as he's beautifully cut to recite up to twenty years in power. former u.s. president barack obama has met chancellor angela merkel as part of its three day visit to germany the two are said to have discussed transatlantic ties which have been strained under the trumpet ministration obama will wrap up his trip in berlin on saturday with a question and answer session for young people. a lawyer for u.s. president donald trump has described as political harassment a request by host