weil. [inaudible conversations] >> so, again, encouraging people to take their seats. >> good evening, everyone. my name is kai bird, i'm the new executive director of the leon levy center for biography which is celebrating its tenth year now all due to shelby white and the leon levy foundation. and i want to advertise, first of all, our new alliance with bio. this is our first sort of jointly-sponsored event with them, but we are also, courtesy of will swift here the president of bio, we are also going to be doing, cosponsoring their great annual conference on biography next may. and that will also be happening here at cuny. should be a great event with over 200 biographers. i also want to advertise and put out the word, we have a december 15th deadline for our new, our annual fellowship, and there are four fellowships given out every year of $65,000 a pop for aspiring biographers. so if you know of people who are aspiring, please encourage them to apply. and finally, i just, you know, i'm

carolina: el gobernante de venezuela weil para festejar su candidatura a la presidencia.en su cuenta de twitter lo que considera una victoria legal. un juez legal autorizÓ la construcciÓn del muro en la frontera con mÉxico, tras rechazar una demanda presentada por el estado de california alegando que el mismo daÑarÍa regulaciones ambientales. carolina ese mismo juez, fue quien hace unos meses durante la campaÑa el presidente trump lo habÍa tildado de parcial por lo que habÍa pasado, porque era de origen mexicano. javier: se habla del dinero, de mucha plata para invertir en esto. los soÑadores, la gente daca y estas personas que de alguna manera podrÍan ser la monedita de cambio. carolina: en una iniciativa para promover la igualdad de gÉnero, el campo laboral, una compaÑÍa promueve una ayuda para mujeres. agrupa 20.000 establecimientos liderados con mujeresy enlaza a su pÁgina principal para que el usuario haga sus pedidos. me encanta esta historia, para terminar el noticiero. negocios liderados por mujeres? muy bien. javier: gracias por habernos acompaÑado hoy. >> peso c

>> weil we'll fish you out. >> coming down. >> oh! >> no way. >> belly flop! >> that was amazing.ible. >> give it to us in the good old slo-mo. >> oh, look at his skin just kind of ripple. >> that is brutal. >> you guys should try it. >> we could do it. >> no, thanks. >> i'll coach you. >>> time to show off awesome juggling tricks. >> one up, two up -- >> super simple. >> catch the hacks that could have you looking like a pro. >> so good. he says these flints are super compact, handy, and work pretty well. >>> pac man! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> rich is back, he's not alone. he's got ron john and they're going to help us juggle. >> we're going to show you hacks to look like a bad juggler with almost no practice. >> first up, juggle. okay. >> i've never been able to juggle. >> so you can't juggle. >> no. >> i think i can. >> you think i can? >> yay! >> you did it. >> so good. >> if you want to look good and you're not that good, it's always important to have an impressive start. >> first one -- >> you put one on your foot, you pop it straight up. >> i'll try. >> you can juggle? >> i can juggle th

lets play beat the clock, jordan weil with 3-pint one left, flyers snap their four game losing streakith a two- one win. they host canadiens tomorrow night. >>> how good was doug pederson on sunday? little more than 48 hours winning it all eagles head coach is reflecting on the connection that he sees, between the city and its super bowl champion team. >> i think this is such a great reflection of the city of philadelphia this team, this come together, hard working, a blue collar team, that there is not a lot of flashy, big name players that just won the super bowl. >> who was responsible for one of the most gutsy play calls of all time, fourth and one from the 1 yard line philly special will get dunn as one of the most iconic plays in super bowl history but how dit happen between quarterback and head coach? courtesy of show time here's how it went down. >> we're going for it right here. >> philly, philly. >> yeah, let's do it. >> philly special, ready, go. >> clement, to his right. he lines up behind foles. foles, he goes directly to clement >> are you kidding me i still have chills

control the sale of firearms and , but weil order murders must involve ourselves, commit ourselves, andively. narrator: it was mrs. johnson's first doers luncheon. nearly 50 women leaders gathered at the white house to discuss practical, positive methods for combating crime. suddenly, the discussion was interrupted by a charge from singer eartha kitt. she claimed the violence was a result of the war in vietnam. she was ably answered by mrs. johnson, who replied, because there is a war on, that cannot give us a free ticket not to work for better education and better help for our people and against crime in the streets. days, 56 major national organizations from all over the country would respond to the first lady's efforts to involve the citizenry in an all-out attack on crime. many of them patterning their thel programs along guidelines of mrs. johnson's first doers luncheon. on january 19, president johnson received credentials from five newly appointed ambassadors. receiving credentials was more symbol than substance. but underlying this time-honored ceremony was america's commitment

spokesperson with the united nations high commissioner for refugees and here in our studio about weil's he's a senior crisis advisor with amis. the international welcome everyone to the stream i want to start with a member of our community this is priya an international lawyer who tweeted in this about the upcoming monsoon season multiple accounts have painted a very dire picture of the camps already and these are the camps in bangladesh with the onset of the monsoon there will be greater risk of water borne disease and epidemics mudslides logistical difficulties with food and essential provisions and that's just to name a few grave concerns tanveer what are preparations looks like for the upcoming season. well the u.n. agencies are saying that up to a hundred thousand people are under this condition now we have just said i reported from around the family and i struggled last year when he was that monsoon season and i had my fellow have been in knee deep water watching woman with their babies in the fly the water in the rain with their kids exposed to weather twenty four hours no i unde

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and i hope that weil prevail at the end of today. >> woodruff: ambassador kilic, thank u for joining me. >> thank you. >> woodruff: stay with us, coming up on the newshour: the #me-too movement comes to the art world. and a singer influenced by both indian music and r&b. but first, using financial engineering to find cures for disease. our economics correspondent paul solman has the story. it's part of his series, making sense which airs thursn the newshour. >> within the space of about foto years i lost five peopl cancer. >> reporter: not long ago m.i.t. finance guru andy lo's world was leveled. >> my mother died, sa sussman, the head of my lab, she died. david stalen, a colleague in engineering died. charles harris, the donor of my chair died. my childhood friend suzette loh dif, all of different kinds cancers. e ur years. i felt lwas the cause of cancer. knowing me was carcinogenic. >> reporr: at first lo felt helpless. what could a financial economist do to help fht the deadly disease? but then he met with researcherg developixperimental treatments for his mother's lung cancer. >

weil be right back. pain a dist. advil liqui-gels and advil liqui-gels minis. what pain?he president will be addressing the nation regarding the shooting in parkland, florida, at 11:00 this morning. you'll see it live right here on fox. >> we'll debate immigration as well as give you the latest on the shooting on radio. >> see you tomorrow. >> bill: our coverage continues. breaking news on what we're learning after the parkland massacre. the teenage suspect charged with 17 counts of pre-meditated murder. this nearly a day after walking to his former high school wearing a gas mask and gunning down his peers. we're hearing there will be a news conference with the broward county sheriff in an hour. welcome to "america's newsroom." good morning at home. >> sandra: two big events. the president will address the nation at 11:00 a.m. we're learning more about the