give me a couple reasons why you thanking me. >> first thank me back. >> give me a couple reasons. i got to know why you thanking me. >> you took time to be on this show, there are other things you could have done. that's why i'm thanking you. >> yeah, come on. that's why you're thanking me. come on, now. >> it doesn't take much to say thank you, why won't you say thank you to the president? >> if someone does something for you, you say thank you. >> somebody did something for you. >> i would have said thank you if he put him on his plane and took him home. then i would have said thank you, mr. trump for taking my boys out of china and bringing them back to the u.s. there's a lot of room on that plane. i would have said thank you kindly for that. >> so because he didn't take him home on the plane, no thank you? >> well, i'm just saying, that's how i would say thank you. i'm just saying. you might say thank you a different way. you don't say thank you like it's any kind of word. >> it's not how you say thank you. >> i can tell you don't mean nothing about it. >> that's not true, whe

help me. i did do all by my. cardio me. there is a push to have a secondary gate to keep these ten to twenty homes completely separate from the rest of the homes that are already completely separate. i think it's a status thing more than a fear thing there's already a guy at the gate house of them with a gun. but you tell me. you know me john and be honest i rather live in florida. one of my next motivating factors is going to be the fact that i do want to eventually move to florida and have a second home. how will i lose grass i might be living under a bridge next week you know but. at least that i tried. when i woke up if i could be a millionaire or anything like that and about one big house they got about fifty a bit of wrongs you know i have all my families with me you know i would love that . i would love that. darn. myself somebody would. have to weigh so much i said could say the case of that mall or spectrum i think at dinner at night i don't want much of a life i just wish. it was a bit easier. most likely i end up

she's smart, she's 3/4 me.ana's yabbos. - carol, i promise you, i do not have feelings for your daughter. wait. where are they going? - it looks like they're taking pictures of a duffle bag. jeez! this is the worst date i've ever seen. for a story. so i was right. it's not a date. [ominous music] - oh, god, they're gonna get caught. katie's in trouble. - oh, please, lord, don't kill katie. take dave instead. he's been calling you a weenie and saying you wouldn't do it. [suspenseful music] ♪ - hey! sandwich attack! 'twas a prank. ♪ uhh! - [gasps] hi, i'm mindy kearns. it's great nice to meet you too. your parents have been talking about you for years. sorry about that. they're all about me saving for a house, or starting a college fund for my son. actually, i want to know what you're thinking. have a seat. knowing that the most important goals are yours. and it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. i look back on my life and i know what it was for.

will it fail me?i sense i want to run or hide but i cannot, the therapist knows my room number, my case file, my name. cindy walks me through a set of orange cones on the floor as the previous outpatient therapist had done. we walk slowly, then fast, in a circle and on a line, on linoleum, up and down. i walk with and without my cane, a line, a crack, over and around a tiny obstacle on the floor. the shoe, piece of paper, wobble and weave like a boxer on the ropes, walk until i think walking is overrated. after 30 minutes, cindy says it is time for some balance routines. i thought we were doing balance, i say, slightly puzzled. that was gate training, balance is different, we do 5 minutes on a blue exercise ball, fall to the side and cindy catches me and we repeat, it is like being drunk without the booze. i say -- more than necessary. it doesn't help. from the ball i graduated the balance beam fixed to the floor with a double set of mats on either side. no way i can walk on the balance beam, no way.

it all on me now lay it all on me now lay it all on me now ♪ ♪ snow comes down everything is new and it in my coat before i go ♪ ♪ let me in everything starts at your skin ♪ ♪ so new your love's always finding me out ♪ ♪ oh who am i kidding if all my defenses come down oh baby will you lay it all on me now ♪ ♪ lay it all on me now lay it all on me now lay it all on me now lay it all on me now ♪ ♪ ohh ohh ohh ohh ohh ohh ohh ohh ohh ohh ohh ohh ♪ ♪ your love's always finding me out who am i kidding ♪ ♪ if all my defenses come down oh baby babe will you lay it all on me now ♪ ♪ ohh ohh ohh lay it all on me now ohh ohh ohh lay it all on me now ♪ ♪ ohh ohh ohh lay it all on me now ohh ohh ohh lay it all on me now ♪ >> jimmy: i want to thank vance joy, chris hemsworth, whitney cummings. i will not apologize to matt damon. he was inappropriate tonight and i didn't care for it. a special edition of "nightline" that harvey weinstein will absolutely hate is next. thank you for watching. good night, everybody. >>> in one nanosecond, everything, every single thing, changed. >> it was surreal. >

i wonder what he's trying to trick me about? can you show me the back of the house?ow you doing, sir? -carlos: carlos. -lemonis: carlos? i'm marcus. nice to meet you. j: carlos is the kitchen manager. lemonis: who do you report to? -carlos: isaiah. -lemonis: isaiah. you guys get along pretty good? isaiah: yeah, sometimes. lemonis: sometimes? why not all the time? isaiah: the problem is the last time me and carlos got into an argument -- we have a $400 order in the morning. these people are expecting their food at a certain time -- on time, and guess what? if you ruin their lunch, you just blew it and they're not gonna order from us again. so what happens is i'm fittin' to start getting this order and i'm fittin' get this order out. lemonis: so you back here cooking? -lemonis: yeah. -nicholas: when i was brought here, nobody told me the chain of command. they just told me, "hey, well he's the kitchen manager. he comes off as a jerk sometimes. lemonis: so give me an example of, like, what that looks like. nicholas: "uh, yeah, i should just fire everybody. and just, win

me up.as i said, i don't do anything that doesn't feel truthful, or organic, or, like-- how can-- so they were asking me to be a spokesperson and i said, "well, i've never been on the program. i've always thought the people who had to count points, i don't know about those people." and, um-- [audience chuckles] but the fact that weight watchers was calling me, that's how bad it got. weight watchers called me. so, heh, you know, that is a sign. when weight watchers says, "let us help you." right, right. [laughs] you go look in the mirror, and go: "oh, i see what you're talking about, okay." right. um, so i was just doing what i always do. and that is not just trying to be a spokesperson, but, listen, how can i own a piece of it? because since the days of the oprah winfrey show, you know that worked out for me. right, pretty well. the biggest, greatest decision i made with the oprah show was to own it myself. so the very first year that we came up for renegotiation for a contract-- because my

and he called me up and told me i had lymphoma.when the doctor tells you you have lymphoma, does he say, "well, we can treat it and there's no big problem. it's just a matter of treatment." or did he say, "look, this could be life-threatening"? well, it's life-threatening, for sure. there's apparently over 70 different kind of lymphoma. hodgkin's, non-hodgkin's, different kind of things. each one carries with it its own risks. i had the more aggressive type, which is dangerous-- more dangerous, obviously, because it's aggressive. if you don't get cured. on the other hand, it's curable. so you went in, and you were in the hospital. sometimes you have to go in three or four days for chemo, or something like that? the treatment that i had was six three-week cycles. so for three weeks, six times on a cycle basis, the first four and a half days of the cycle, about 98 hours or so, i'd be getting chemo night and day continuously. did you go for a second and third opinion just to make sure, or do you just say, "i'm comfortable with the ini

help me. i used to work and i would leave and i'd go jogging to jam the novice cast off and everything and i got where instead i would rather get come home as a down and eat and stay you know. i was walking out like mad it's been rough because we were so short handed i was like i'm going to shows that love if i were nice and you'd still come back but you don't but that's there are things you know. if you take an economics course you're taught that markets are based on informed consumers making rational judgment suppose you turn on the television should. take a look at the ads i mean are they trying to create informed consumers making rational choices the country they're trying to create or uninformed consumers who will act irrationally when the so huge industry one of the biggest industries in the country. takes. me like a. boy and. dad healthy that's what i'm going to say pleasantly plump. oh i can read into things you just saying and tell. her that i ham manager. but if you move forward on h

he stands up and he stomps me in the face. knocks me up. i woke up, i had people coming in the cell and i was fading in and out of consciousness. they rushed me immediately to the hospital. >> bumgarner wound up with a fractured rib and injuries to his eye and jaw. he spent a night in the hospital and is now in the jail's medical unit, as staff continues to investigate the assault. >> this was just like a random act of hatred. a lot of things are justified in life. but there was no justification in this. like, this was just that random. i couldn't even believe it when it was happening. i'm just like what in the hell? >> coming up -- >> you don't know his name. what does he look like? >> black dude, dreads. >> officers gather what they can from caleb bumgarner. and -- >> the inmate took his fecal matter and wrote some threatening gestures about killing. >> staff must deal with a mentally unstable inmate. ♪ t time to let the real you shine through? maybe it's time for otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill tha

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so he calls me. quite often when you're out on a lot of the military operations, you all look alike. dirty faces, you know and you've been out in the bush for a few days. and, you know, it could have been a mistake. so i -- when i called mike tripp, i had him on the phone. the first five minutes of our phone conversation, i'm saying to myself, oh, my god. this is incredible. you know, i'm 98% sure, not even seeing the man, that this is the man that was in the church with me that i photographed. and so he says to me, well -- well, i said well, i'll make sure you get a print, mike, of course, right away. but i said, can you send me a picture of yourself back then? i just wasn't sure of all this. everything was spinning at the time. and even though i did belief him, i -- believe him, i said would it be possible for me to fly up there, with phil, the writer? you know, i'd like to see you. he said, sure! come on up, you know. one of those situations. so we flew up immediately. and i remember walking up th

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me?been seeking that answer, you know, for the next 49 years. i have bought books on white supremacy and black supremacy. nazi germany. i have been looking for the answer in the books and i could not find it. so, and my adult life i figured, well, who better to ask than someone who would join an organization that is reputed to believe that somebody else's inferior, who does not look like them or believe as they believe based on the color of their skin or their religious beliefs? so i decided i would seek out klan members and ask them to answer the question, and then i would get my answer. so the book came out. my book was the first book by a black author on the ku klux klan with face-to-face interviews. so that generated interest and different producers of documentaries began contacting me, wanting to do a documentary on the book. so years later after sifting through a lot of them, we decided on these particular producers and this was the product of which you just showed a clip. brian: wh

llegaron a esta estaciÓn de policÍa. >> fui, me pusieron en la rueda y me dijeron que me acusaban deto le realizÓ un choque emocional, algo peor estado por suceder. >> apareciÓ el oficial, me hicieron preguntas y escuche del asesinato del seÑor josÉ mendoza. teresa: dÓnde es que ocurrió el asesinato de josÉ mendoza? >> supuestamente sucediÓ en esta esquina. teresa: segÚn reportes, eran las 3:00 a.m. del 20 de junio de 19cuando josÉ mendoza venÍa con su auto y con tres personas mÁs. muriÓ de golpes en la cabeza por un bate. >>me explico, me hizo el cuento de quÉ sucediÓ. yo estaba en chicago. teresa: nelson recuerda ese domingo, porque se celebraba el "dÍa de los padres". la familia se habÍa reunido en indiana, a una hora de distancia. ese dÍa era la final del campeonato de baloncesto y juntos celebraron el tÍtulo de los chicago bulls. a pesar de esos detalles, dice que el detective asegurÓ que recibiÓ una llamada anónima y que fue seÑalado. fue sometido a una segunda rueda de sospechosos y fue identificado por dos pasajeros del auto como el asesino. quÉ evidencia tenÍan? >> una llama

without schooling me, i was schooled. nothing happened to me.happened was to my son, and that it was time for me to understand that, realize that, see life through his eyes and do my duty as a father. that, to me perhaps, did not come in one moment. that is something that took time, but as i figured it out, it changed me, both as obviously a parent, but also who i am today and how i approach everything. david: your wife is trained as an architect. satya: that's right. david: she has given up doing that for a while? satya: that's right. david: now, you have two daughters. one daughter has a severe learning disability as well. how did that affect you and your wife? satya: in fact, one of the things that happened because of our son was we built up a tremendous community of people, whether it is with the therapists or other parents of children with disabilities. so we were involved in that community by the time our youngest daughter came into our lives. i must say, we had the richness of this community to support us, and when we recognized very earl

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migur, me gustarÍa que me colocarÁs en sartÉn a fuego medio, mientras yo me lavo las manos.rte de la preparaciÓn. chille: aquÍ tiene su asistonto, no se preocupe. lorena: hay que cocinar con amigos y familia. la cocina casera se trata de cocinar en familia. si tiene una plancha en casa, o tiene una parrilla, o comal. cuatro minutos de cada lado. si tiene las marcas me gusta hacer los minutos de las 12 del dÍa y a las 3:00 de la tarde. te va a quedar ladeado. chile, se me va a acabar el tiempo. esto definitivamente es un... >> no! lorena: si la sartÉn esta frÍa esto les va a quedar crudo, no se va a cocinar bien. ha quedado aguado, lo que hablÁbamos miguel y yo. si tienes un sartÉn frÍo, lo que pasa es que se suelta el lÍquido, la humedad y te queda eso sancochado, no queremos eso. queremos desarrollar los sabores. me encanta el lomito porque les queda crudo tambiÉn. mientras tanto, en la misma ciudad gÓtica. [risas] miguel: es sÓlo vas a poner aquÍ prÁcticamente. lorena: te voy a poner a cocinar, de lo contrario te vas a empezar a meter con miguel y no lo vas a dejar cocinar

what makes america great to me. is the freedom to obtain the knowledge see what you have the knowledge. then you're free to make change i'm not interested in my opinion i'm interested in the knowledge of learning from other people's opinions so i'm excited for me it's it's that important. do you understand that. this is not a trivial thing i mean absolutely that's just is it exciting to me because what i've learned is we don't know some do your best to surrender yourself with people that do i also understand that and this. i'm never going to be able to to journey on this whole thing by myself i'm going to have to have some help and i'm going to probably know a whole bunch of people that are smarter than me to help me get it done so i see we get out of the cows and we go say hi to my three dogs that i have with my brother do to go from here three dogs as they had on the spiritual journey here was spiritual guru of course i'm going to go where you say i go. the first. hearing we bring you some say this could be an eas

put up with me. but i saw it was a star you know and that i like my girl every now and wonder you know. it was not. only. into. us. wanting. to. give them that it. was under the ground. zero. zero zero zero. zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero. zero zero zero zero zero zero. zero zero percent. of your time the boy. why did you not see the. list but is he. going. to talk. i guess that. meant that he soon got the name must. be said and i meant that he. stuck. i mean in. he. broke. in for. me for. the. so much. going on they were not i'm not. you. know seen the scene or. what is tainted in this for me this that i that. i live. in the community. but no. i think. you know i mean. i'm not you know i don't. have any i don't like i mean. i don't like my. bed or what i mean but i'm a. freak you know like i don't get off ok. now. i'm. on counting the cost the princes what it means for the saudi economy how rich do you have to be to avoid paying taxes all for tougher laws after the parad

why would you think that of me, and you do not know me? i learned that hurts when people do that to you, so i have to be very careful to make sure that i am not doing that to anybody else who i consider a fellow human. so i tend to have that resonate through my mind a lot. shonda: that is a powerful lesson. [applause] shonda: ok, it has been a special day for all of us. i also know it is a special day for you. mrs. obama: oh yeah. shonda: i have a little bit of a surprise. mrs. obama: do you? shonda: can you roll the video? are you ready? barack obama: hey honey, i know you are with all these important pennsylvania women and you are sharing the stage with our buddy, shonda rhimes, but i had to crash this party because today we have been married for 25 years. [cheers and applause] now the idea that you would put up with me for a quarter of a century is a remarkable testament to what a saintly, wonderful, patient person you are. um, it was a lot easier for me to do it, because the fact of the matter is not only have you been an extraordinary

should you feel bad for me? no. don't feel bad for me.e just fine -- especially with the good ones. thank you. no, are you kidding? thank you. congratulations. ...a sneak peek into this season of "the profit." an inside sneak peekou've aon this coming season. the disappointments, the disasters, the triumphs, and the laughters, and the dancing. what about the dancing? this season... thanks a million, detroit! i love investing in american businesses. i'm marcus. i'm marcus. i'm marcus. how are you? how old are you? 13. quality is kick-ass. this is delicious. ahh! i've agreed to invest $3 million and i will be 100% in charge. okay, we're moving stuff! $5 sweatshirts! you have to have a little extra move? oh, yeah, i guess you could move around. marcus, is this your plane? lemonis: yeah. i've only seen this in music videos. what is this? if you need any hangers for any of our businesses, i have some. i'm not a liar. why should i share information with him if he doesn't share information with me? ask him. you weren't here because you were doin

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they still treat me like a little child. now they don't want to see me. i should have been never born into this crap. some days, that's how i get. jason: finally, i was able to get a fair hearing for social security. now we got an apartment. recycling now and having at least a monthly supplement covers most of our rent. now we got running water, you know, and the, you know, we got... we got--man, everything that you need to take care of yourself. you know what i mean? i'm able to bathe, and, you know, just being able to shave every day and brush my teeth is really cool. we got a toilet now. without a toilet, life sucks, man. and it's not a lot of food, but we got food. we cook all kind of stuff. i can barbecue better than she can. i think i probably make better spaghetti, but the--she makes better, um, stuff like breakfast stuff. i found this for my kid when i was recycling just the other day. i still got to clean it up a little bit. i'll give that to my kid so he can learn stuff. now we're kind of back to-- back to the basics. man: poor people are seen a

me?e been seeking that answer for the next 49 years. i have bought books on white and black supremacy. i have been looking for the answer in the books and i could not find it. so, and my adult life i figured, someoneo better than who would join an organization that is reputed to believe that somebody else's inferior who does not look like them or believe as they believe based on the color of their skin. out decided i would seek klan members and ask them to answer the question and then i would get my answer. so the book came out. but this was the first book by a black author on the ku klux klan. with face to face interviews. andhat produced interest different producers of documentaries began contacting me, wanting to do a documentary on the book. so we decided on these particular producers and this was the product of which you just showed a clip. brian: who was the first member of the kkk that you met and how did you do it? daryl: the first one i met was a pretty negative and counter. it e

they kept me company, he even let me beat him in a round of golf. i'm blessed to have great children. . love you so much [crying] >> i thank you. i want to thank my sister and her husband. their bible-- passages were of incredible strength to me. thank my constant -- these people for their constant friendship and innocence. i wish salad success in his search for justice. i want to think the defense as well as dr. melvin's attorneys. the nation's defense attorney methodically toward part of this case. justice brown, whose insights were invaluable, and his , who gave their total commitment to our cause. , idr. melvin's defense team them for their valuable roles. i want to thank the jury, 12 new -ans, who saw through the usednments claims, and their jersey common sense to reject. i appreciate their service, their sacrifice, and their time away from their family and professions. i want to thank my colleague, senator cory booker, who has been supportive from day one, who traveled the state and spread the good word. he was here on the first day of travel

lives are tied i'll just finish this is for me the best affairs for me this is for me yeah the last. three are. not mail from my music onto my music this is mine my relationship with the audience and with the my musicians that i play with is better. it's not fueled by anything except the love of music i die and i've lived yeah that if you're my relationship a. strange thing on my my mother died about five years ago and i came back from from a stranger she was by buried her in australia i was with and said goodbye and i came back and i did twenty eight shows. in thirty one days and in sweden and quite a few of those were in churches and cathedrals and for some reason i stopped trying to be a pop star or tried to be an entertainer and i talked very honestly to the audience about what i felt yeah and something happened the audience suddenly something there was a connection that i had never had before that was i didn't i stopped trying to be johnny logan and i became john who can you know i think. sometimes in this business we tend to look at people and think this is how we have to be ye

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>> can you explain this to me? are you stealing my wallet? >> you started it. you were leaning over that balcony and i decided to join you in the dance. i went to go see "magic mike" and you may wonder why -- [ ee why me? >> channing: why? >> because it was fantastic. it was so good. >> channing: thank you. >> it was fantastic, but there were some people there that we look the around, it looked like there were some women who brought their husbands. >> channing: yeah. >> that thought magic mike was some kind of magician or something. [ laughter ] they were so confused of what was going on. >> channing: thankfully, i think they ended up like actually having a great time. >> you can't not have a good time, if you're in vegas, go see "magic mike" live, it was so good, it was so much fun. we did a taped piece we put on my show and we hung out and danced, i danced on you -- >> channing: a little gambling afterwards. >> we did, poker afterwards, blackjack for a few minutes. >> channing: is that your game? >> i like poker

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she told me she still worked there. you didn't tell me that.and, it was really awkward. lemonis: i can't work in an environment where you and i just can't be straight the whole time. dave: mm. problem. lemonis: you should be very careful about what you're saying. grace: you need to be brought out and be told, "it's not okay to treat people like that." it's not. how dare you! casual fridays at buckingham palace? alright, off you go. surprising. what's not surprising? how much money nathan saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. where you and i just can't be straight the whole time. dave: mm. problem. lemonis: you should be very careful about what you're saying. dave: when tim died, she stepped up, and one thing i will never trash is her work ethic. i can't fault her for that. it's the personal side. lemonis: no [bleep] no games, no gimmicks. did you ever have feelings for her? dave: i did. and i told my wife that, and that's done with. lemonis: and it was over. dave: nothing ever happened. lemonis: ye

to those who left me and abandoned me at my darkest moment i forgive you. to those who embraced him a darkest moment i love you. to those new jerseyians who gave me the benefit of the doubt, thank you. to those who have doubted i will work harder than ever before so there is no doubt is in the press to do their job with professionalism and some of you, dominic you were actually find you showed what professionalism is all about the right of freedom is so important to our society. to those who were digging my political grave so they could jump into my seat, i know who you are and i will forget you. such as to the question i could not the answer before why didn't i testify? nothing more that i wanted to do then tell my story those people that have helped to reunite families and to bring people who were denied so they could save the life of a loved one and i am proud of my work to have weathered the person to a standing to be a champion in believe in the vital national security interest to secured debt in the stock of the flow of drugs to pay hundreds of millio

. >> my mom gave me the best advice. everything that has happened in my life, she told me that was going to happen. >> are you having a relationship with gay men or straight men here? >> straight. >> and for those unable to cope with them, relationships can lead to a life in prison. >> i threatened everybody in her family tree and this husband and her dog, too. >>> when we shoot "lockup: extended stay," our crews film for four months inside a single prison. the last stage, usually an easy day, we're doing something called b roll, doing pickup shots, kind of exteriors. most of the time we're thinking about the flight home. but in prison, you never know who you're going to run into. >> in one such instance, the person we ran into was rick clapsy. he was serving a life sentence at the penitentiary of new mexico. >> it was our last day of filming, and we were getting some b roll of a particular inmate, and clapsy was the inmate next door to this guy. and clapsy started talking to me through this cell door, and he started tel

it triggered me. i said, you know what, that's going to make me talk. maybe if al franken did this to somebody else, or if somebody else has a story and they see me talking about it -- because, look, i was nervous to come out about it. this doesn't make me feel good. everybody goes you're so strong, you're going to feel great talking about it. i still have a knot in my stomach. this isn't like oh, i'm going to do it and feel great about it. >> it's difficult to do. >> it is hard. of course it is tell me why. i don't doubt you at all, tell me why it's hard. >> it's embarrassing. >> that's why people don't come forward. >> it's -- why do you think there are people that haven't talked -- there are still a lot of people that haven't told their stories. in the case of roy moore, there are people, 40 queers later reluctantly coming out about it. it's embarrassing, it's humiliating. there are still people i've looked on twitter, still blaming me for it. i'm look, you look at the picture, i'm asleep and they're still -- somehow it's my fault. really? okay. al f

néstor: me dijo papá, no, acá no, no es como me pintaban de que iba a volar más horas, no, no me sienton las hermanas, en la casa. gerardo: marta recuerda que su hijo comenzó a actuar de manera distinta. marta: jennifer me empezó a decir "mami, a julián no se le puede hablar, se pone de mal genio". gerardo: otro detalle que le pareció extraño es que su hijo tenía varios celulares. marta: ya no tenía uno sino tres. y eso no es normal, y estaba a toda hora pegado a eso. gerardo: al mismo tiempo el colombiano luis andrés mujica, graduado de piloto en venezuela, también buscaba empleo en colombia. vanesa: no consiguió trabajo, entonces me dijo "mamá, me salió un trabajo en bolivia". entonces le dije, sí, pero por qué tan lejos. me dijo "no, mamá, pues es de fumigación". gerardo: al pasar los días vanesa herrera no volvió a tener comunicación con luis andrés y decidió preguntarle a su otro hijo juan pablo, también piloto, por el paradero de su hermano. vanesa: ¿qué pasó con luis andrés? juan pablo, por favor, busque a su hermano, ¿qué sucede? gerardo: Él siguió la orden y voló a bolivia. des

me decÍa que era el grammy mÁs importante que me podÍan dar.ando no estÁs en plan de trabajo y te gusta relajarte, quÉ te gusta hacer? alejandro sanz: me gusta estar en casa y con mi familia. el tiempo libre es muy poco. yo no trabajo, lo que hago es un regalo. mayte: quÉ es lo que mÁs te gusta de esta carrera y lo que menos te gusta? alejandro sanz:lo que menos me gusta son los trayectos. estos viajes que vasen aeropuertos y aeropuertos. vas incÓmodo. eso es lo peor. lo que mÁs me gusta es poder comunicarme con la gente. poder ver que la gente pueda sonreÍr con una canciÓn tuya. mayte: muchas felicidades a alejandro. gracias por tu confianza. estaremos pendiente este miÉrcoles a este gran premio. seguimos desde las vegas. mÁs adelante, tenemos mucho mÁs. alan: muchas gracias. estamos esperando la noche del miÉrcoles. alejandro sanz ha sido parte de muchoscuando le ha cantado a personalidades del aÑo. ahora, te lo dan a ti, cuÁntas canciones tiene alejandro sanz? karla: un gran orgullo. les vamos a tener todos los detalles. en minutos, tenemos

me. nancy has done a great job here. i just wanted you to know that, you know, it is not that hard for john and i to get along. we never had trouble, because we come from the same background. we have slightly different political perspectives on the role of government, but john's father was a mailman. john came from a working-class neighborhood, like i did in scranton. we grew up with people and believing in people that were ordinary people like us. our parents told us there wasn't a damn thing we couldn't do even though we didn't have the wild pedigrees and incredible credentials. we both believe strongly in the capacity of the american people. john and i have worked together on issues together on the same side and we have occasionally disagreed. i will end with this and i will turn it over to you, doctor. one of the things that matters , and we got a chance to speak to some of the class sponsoring this today, is that personal relationships matter. every time i am here you hear me talk ab

to tackle me. great, she really likes me. this is wonderful. >> jimmy: it's what it's all about. >> she starts telling me how great i am, and how in love with me is she is, and it's really great, and she asked me how blake was, i didn't know what she was talking about, i said, great, and she asked me if -- like deadpool, if i knew it was going to be that big of a hit. so i -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah! yes! a little shot in the arm! hey, mr. big shot. >> so here's what happened, though. for a second, i was insulted for half a second, and then i was like, i even felt better about myself. [ laughter ] like, that's great! >> jimmy: i've never had that story! >> i didn't have the heart to tell her it wasn't him, so i just for five minutes pretended like i was the coolest guy on earth, ryan reynolds. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> for like five minutes, and then on the way out the door, i caught her. i just wanted to give her one last wave, and she just was staring death at me. somebody told he