el atlas se planta bien en la cancha y llega el golazo de gonzalez, pero al 76 ismael sosa porne el 1bra fue de chivas que gano 2 a 1. >> en la liga de epsaña el jetape recibiendo al real madrid, en el 27 karin bencema, el 3 a 0 definitivo lo hace fuera del área y así los merengues mantienen el empate en la cima de la tabla junto al real madrid y barcleona >> el español mexicano javier aguirre suma su victoria . se coloca en la novena posición de la lia >> quedamos al día con la fino, si necesita más visite univisióndeportes.com >> en instantes gravity, la película mexicana sigue ganando premiso rumbo a los oscar. >> ( ♪ música ) >> ( ♪ música ) >> gravitu la odisea espacial del mexicano alfonso se erigio hoy como ganadora de los premios basta de inglaterra, la mejor película fue para doce años un esclavo. algo que podría repetirse lo reñido en dos seanas dentro de los premios oscar de hollywood. para mi gusto las mejores dos pelicuals del año >> así cinematografi ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> hola buenos días 6 en punto de la mañana >> como estas >> felicidades a ustedes que están en casa desc

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welcome to the year ago borers sosa of the b.b.c. news subtitles as we enter the chinese new year which of course is called the year of the horse alas i believe the b.b.c. is forty in suburbia a lot more about the true state of the british and global economies that which is not allowed to be said publicly by the likes of the beloved b. if you think about it the elites in government think of business going to forcing public assets and their populations to turn tricks for bankers using the pip's a lot of debt but the finances plug those national assets one too many loads of debt and then a band of the nation screaming for more good credit all the way to the glue factory . is obviously more for the latest because it's a pain. when they wanted to avoid rate they really needed to buy guns and learn how to use them. this is the one that i want to go with them once again it's the feel from. the familiar target of the gun lobby the one you don't want to kill but not one that killing money would have so many would you would just prefer. i'm n

custom that we are what happen before the said information on economic prospects in these men but sosa an open economy. now we have the scots in openness of other countries free moment fell from a war free moment of citizens against. ria stopped in the body is that it would also pose for the moment the word to associate this as these will be at that. that enabled the most and what republicans would need to keep the minute he was lounging on the floor to devil's the realm of the mass was on his wild thing is not a member of the european utah but these are the eyes of the common agreed with the top of the european company to call came in the capital to fight demons with us. and then they need to reconnect about the consequences of what date of the side of the consequences for them not only for the french are workers of the gym and worked as a beat that and what does that kind of golden era. what would be the face he knew also possible that the work the only ones who would win it would go but once of these free movement of enablers the citizens would be the puppet is that xenophobic the b

because this is i would have to sosa i'm very proud to have won a gold medal at the age of seventeen it's such a great feeling it's a battle with everything including with myself sometimes i said to my mom i can't do this anymore i'm tired and she says ok give it up are still love you anyway but then i realize that i won't give up and will take my gold. star blish the russians or the new russians maybe from abroad that were russian originally take us through that it was well this time of the last pics right the people watching that were russian this time they are russian and i've come away with medals for russia that was an amazing ones too there's a chap called vic wild a snowboarder he married a right and got a russian passport and then after that he decided that he would continue with the sport in russia and enjoy the fun. we came to russia because it could get a father going to states without right that's what he said but anyway he came away the two gold medals it also actually helped his wife because she's a russian snowboarder as well units of arsenal and she won a bronze so ef

julio sosa wants to know, do you have any advice on how to start a career in radio? >> in radio.people ask me. they read rush limbaugh makes this amount of money or i hear you make a lot of money in radio. that's not how it works. if you want to get in radio, the best thing you can do is get on the air in a small station in a small town in a small city. i worked for free for over a year. >> was it a college radio station? >> they threw me out of town. i deserved it. i was horrible. next, got a job in huntsville, alabama, drove cross-country, didn't know a single person on the state except the guy that hired me on the phone, i think paid $19,000 a year. just because when the red light went on i loved it. you can't have these self-imposed limitations where you say i'm not moving here. >> would you get into radio? >> i wanted to. >> now, would you do internet? would you do -- >> if you love something. if it's a passion. i don't know what happened, i listened to talk radio, i did my first show and when the red light went on i was hooked. i would have pursued this, no money, worked fo

hugely complicated and then when you get them together they are even more complicated so approach from sosa -- psychology and engineering understanding banking safety engineering is important not the hydraulic engineering but thinking about whistleblowers. i'm definitely a pluralist and i agree with alex. it's actually very exciting time to be an economist because there's so much data coming in so many different promising approaches and interesting problems. what i would say though is that i don't think that's the reason why we cannot or cast and the reason we can't forecast is because forecasting is the present level of human understanding just impossible in all sorts of fields. there's a wonderful study by the psychologist ted locke historian sociologists etc. demonstrating a total failure to forecast because the world is a complicated place. there's a lovely story about keynesian. you had a man with a lot of insight and knowledge and man with a fantastic grasp of british economic statistics because he was building them at the time and he was responsible for currency for the british gover

>> well, we have provided congress with a large menu of possible changes to sosa security and other parts of the federal budget. >> i'm not suggesting -- [inaudible] >> the last person who tried to lead visiting with president bush who actually did put forward proposals and did do something. so i would actually, i would say this for the record for my friends because we'll have a lot -- this is in a way think we ought to sit down. is where got to go down. our friend, mr. delay come on your side of the aisle had an interesting bill to make congress vote up or down the same way we do in brac. i would suspect it would be full of unpalatable choices for both sides of the aisle. but that's something i would like to see us begin to look at and did. are most important single program we have, most likely, the one most americans want us to ensure and yet neither side of the out has put a plan on the table. yield back. >> thank you very much. at the outset i would like to say, chairman ryan, i was listening to your opening remarks and it was interesting because you kind of echoed some of the languag

>> well, we have provided congress with a large menu of possible changes to sosa security and other parts of the federal budget. >> i'm not suggesting -- [inaudible] >> the last person who tried to lead visiting with president bush who actually did put forward proposals and did do something. so i would actually, i would say this for the record for my friends because we'll have a lot -- this is in a way think we ought to sit down. is where got to go down. our friend, mr. delay come on your side of the aisle had an interesting bill to make congress vote up or down the same way we do in brac. i would suspect it would be full of unpalatable choices for both sides of the aisle. but that's something i would like to see us begin to look at and did. are most important single program we have, most likely, the one most americans want us to ensure and yet neither side of the out has put a plan on the table. yield back. >> thank you very much. at the outset i would like to say, chairman ryan, i was listening to your opening remarks and it was interesting because you kind of echoed some of the languag

>> well, we have provided congress with a large menu of possible changes to sosa security and other parts of the federal budget. >> i'm not suggesting -- [inaudible] >> the last person who tried to lead visiting with president bush who actually did put forward proposals and did do something. so i would actually, i would say this for the record for my friends because we'll have a lot -- this is in a way think we ought to sit down. is where got to go down. our friend, mr. delay come on your side of the aisle had an interesting bill to make congress vote up or down the same way we do in brac. i would suspect it would be full of unpalatable choices for both sides of the aisle. but that's something i would like to see us begin to look at and did. are most important single program we have, most likely, the one most americans want us to ensure and yet neither side of the out has put a plan on the table. yield back. >> thank you very much. at the outset i would like to say, chairman ryan, i was listening to your opening remarks and it was interesting because you kind of echoed some of the languag

we live on sosa security and our savings -- we live on our social security and our savings.id not panic and 2008 or 2009 even though we lost money. i would like to know when the cd rates are going to normalize because we sometimes use our extra money to help our children get out of debt. our second point is i would like to see some figures on the unemployable people out there. you talk about employment. there are three reasons these people are unemployable. they cannot pass a drug test, they are obese, and nobody wants to have the health care liability to hire them, and education, and it is ironic that the teachers pensions have never been higher. about the people going to the casinos -- the busloads are full of senior citizens who are doing quite well if they live below their means and save. host: here is nelson schwartz, go ahead. guest: on the second point, i do not think that is the issue of why people can't find jobs. i think one major issue is sort of the long-term unemployed, people who have been unemployed for more than six months. i talked to employers about this an

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