welcome back, sir. [ wellington ] ...is what they never stop loving. ♪ [ whistles ] [ wellington ] mcdonald'smenu at breakfast. with options like the sausage mcmuffin and the mccafé coffee, they can pick their favorites and share the wealth. there's something for everyone to love at mcdonald's. ♪ [crowd cheering] everyone wants to live longer. i guess the idea is to go long enough. so let's see what great ideas the scientists have come up with. >> scientists from universities may have found a way to reverse aging. >> they're call this vampire therapy. vampire therapy, i like my science trendy. do i finally get to drink the blood legally. it's harvard and sanford are in on it it's got to be pretty sophisticated. >> they actually sew together an older mouse with a younger mouse so that they share blood. guess what ended up happening. >> what ended up happening. i'm going to guess everyone started puking their guts out from sewing mice together. >> the older longer had a better memory as they could see when it ran it through mazes. >> get this [bleep] off my back. okay. besides rodent needle poi

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que siempre les ha encantado. ♪ [ silbando ] [ wellington ] con opciones como el café de mccafé o elce que marca precisamente todo lo que estÁ por venir? >> pero dÉjame decirte que mi marido, william gordon, willie... >> hay quien le dedicas el libro. >> claro. escribe novelas de crÍmenes, entonces el primer dÍa de trabajo, cuando en la noche nos juntamos, me dice "¿cÓmo te fue hoy en la escritura?", y le digo "bien, ya tengo el ambiente de san francisco, de north...", me dice "no, tienes que empezar con un muerto. en una novela de crÍmenes hay un muerto en la primera pÁgina". >> claro, y lo interesante es que... Él ha escrito, willie ha escrito seis novelas ya, ¿no? >> sÍ. >> de detectives. >> sÍ. >> y el proyecto era hacerlo entre ustedes dos, a cuatro manos. >> ajÁ, a cuatro manos. >> y fue imposible. >> mira, si escasamente podemos manejar el matrimonio, ¿cÓmo serÍa si trabajÁramos juntos? >> pero ¿cÓmo surgió...? >> peleÁbamos como perros. >> y entonces se separaron. >> claro, Él se fue a su pieza para escribir la de Él y yo me fui a escribir esta. >> y entonces empiezas escribi

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tenerlo casi todo. ♪ pero lo que quieren, es lo que siempre les ha encantado. ♪ [ silbando ] [ wellingtonezco. carlos, hace poco dijiste, y lo voy a citar exactamente, "aunque mi cuerpo tenga 66 aÑos, cuando empiezo a tocar y sale el amor tengo 14". >> sÍ, porque la luz que tÚ tienes no reconoce edad, la luz que tÚ tienes estÁ lo más compenetrada en la eternidad, y aquÍ en este mundo el tiempo se mide por dÍa y noche, pero si tÚ te sales afuera del planeta en un space shuttle ya no necesitas el reloj, ¿no? entonces hay dos maneras de ver lo que somos, eternidad y el momento. yo prefiero, me identifico totalmente con bob marley, michael jackson, gente que son eternos, john lennon. ellos ya no se van, se quedan, pero... >> y tÚ te estÁs quedando. >> gracias a dios, porque... >> tÚ eres parte de la historia de la mÚsica, pero no estÁs pensando en morirte. >> no, no, que no me llamen todavÍa. apenas estamos comenzando. >> muchos pensarÍan que es imposible que a los... ¿66 tienes ya? >> sÍ. >> hagas esto de nuevo y hayas logrado otro cd como este. muchos decÍan que sería mÁs fácil que te retir

welcome back, sir. [ wellington ] ...is what they never stop loving. ♪ [ whistles ] [ wellington ] mcdonald'slike the sausage mcmuffin and the mccafé coffee, they can pick their favorites and share the wealth. there's something for everyone to love at mcdonald's. ♪ ryobi has cutting-edge, upgraded lithium+ batteries that will bring your project ideas to life. with over 50 one+ tools and special buys on drilling and driving kits, it's time to go from "i think we can" to "look what we've done." ryobi one+. the one system that delivers more. available only one place. the home depot. now pick up a lithium-ion drill and impact driver kit for just 99 bucks. >>> all right. we're back, now, with "pop news." and i want to tell you a story about stefan montana. he wanted to make an impression on his prom date. he was in new york city, looking at colleges. and he asked bryan cranston to do the asking for him. >> if you don't go to the prom with stefan, maybe your best course of action will be to tread lightly. >> maddie, will you go to prom with me? >> she said yes. cranston, who is playing lyndon b. jo

restructuring after their meeting the two leaders were o countries signed a number of contracts including wellington cooperation agreements with the construction of roads as well as industrial zones. he really is on a four nation africa tour though also taken to nigeria angola as well as kenya as he aims to strengthen china's growing ties with the concept. lily's visit africa marks the fiftieth anniversary of the first trip to the content by chinese leaders all bilateral ties began with humble expectations they have grown dramatically in recent years. arlington explains she appealed to me on respect and equality. sino african relations is the looting fruits. top us entries is the initial diplomatic contacts. the two sides are getting ever closer china has become africa's largest trading partner but africa is the fourth largest destination for chinese overseas investment. more than two thousand tonnes companies are now investing in them and out of africa sectors including at the quarter mining construction manufacturing and illustrate that won the african development fund is one of the major telco pr

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the likes of blackrock, wellington management. we have done a graphic for you.5% of the company. this is about convincing them that their price is right in terms of cash and market at 50 pounds on the nose with a sweetened offer in terms of the cash element of it, this is battle up to the real to convince astra to get involved. >> that is one battle. the other, we're hearing fascinating stuff about what they want to do here. they are assuring the dwovet of their long-term commit to the u.k.. pfizer is a company that recently pulled out of parts of the southeast of england with the loss of a few thousand jobs. that won't have been forgotten by the u.k. government. >> jobs. we had the c.e.o. from pfizer originally saying that he would not guarantee jobs. >> what they are guaranteeing for the moment at least is that they are going to be tax residents in the u.k.. that is good news. >> here is a pretty important line swl, anna. 20% of the combined total or the research and development workforce in the u.k. going forward. the reason why that catches my eye is one of

built in the 1920s for nevada's governor, and hughes bought it from the descendant of the duke of wellingtonny of the originaleatures. the house has four bedrooms, and they can do that. for all the her hermits with cash to burn, a secluded swimming area. that's it for tonight's willis report. thanks for joining us. we'll see you back here next week. ♪ ♪ neil: well apparently now it is not just your cell phone, comcast is considering limits to your wi-fi usage and the more you use the more you're going to pay. in language that only this industry seems to understand, because i certainly don't you get knot of 30 -- north of 300 gigabytes which apparently is a lot, at least 70 movies which would seem to suffice, you start upping it. so you use more, you pay more but i think i've heard this before. i thought they were making money hand over fist off the existing system. now they're gutting the system. is that right is that fair? welcome, ever

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blanche lincoln, wellington webb, chris la main, who used to be a big-time democratic operative in californiaing into sacramento too. his assistant, his government affairs guy has said, and they love this phrase, chris, he will spend whatever it takes to stop this. and he's going to do state by state if he has to, if he can't get it -- oh, another coincidence, by the way. lindsey graham, who introduced his ban, the internet gaming in congress, just happened to have his bill written by a guy who used to work for whop? sheldon adelson. >> you know, first of all, this is just a perfect illustration of how politics actually works as opposed to how we pretend they work, first of all. second of all, i love the ideological tangle here. here's a guy who's giving money, tens of millions of dollars for republicans, who hates labor unions, doesn't like government regulation, free market up by his bootstraps, who's made all his money largely from the grant of a government monopoly, right, to open a casino, and the chinese government giving him a casino in macau, right? and who is now going to spend that

lot of money on the sidelines from some of the sophisticated investors like blackrock, fidelity, wellingtonand we'll be covering more of them on this show. but this $500 million round, this would value uber in the realm of $12 billion. remember, a couple of weeks ago they were talking about a valuation of $10 billion. but here's what that would look like. so $12 billion valuation. that would be little more than 3x, what it was valued a year ago. they did the most recent financing last july. it would be 7% lower than the $13 billion roughly market cap of hertz, the rental car company, that had $10.77 billion in sales last year. now, this story points out that uber has -- or is expected by some of the investors to have projected net revenue of $1.5 billion in 2015. that sort of speculation at this point. always the projections, sometimes the pie in the sky projections. and of course we'll have to wait and see about that company. but $12 billion, 8x, speculated 2015 number, it wouldn't seem to be too crazy. when you compare it to hertz, you think $11 billion in revenue for hertz, $1.5 billion

rowe, wellington, people say this screams ipo. and you could be ready for an ipo may or june.ow is that readiness program moving? >> yeah, so we don't comment on the timing of the ipo at this point. but we feel that it could really be (unintelligible) fervor increase brand awareness, and also continue to build up loyalty with the investors on the platform. we have tens of thousands of retail investors investing in the loans we offer, who are really excited about the opportunity to invest also in the company. >> so you're not dissuaded by the market right now, though, when you see volatility like today? >> no, at the end of the day, we're building lending club for the next 10, 20 years, and whatever the market does, it's not going to have a lot of impact on our plans. >> the ceo of your competitor prosper said last hour that a strong lending club ipo would be good for the peer-to-peer marketplace overall. so certainly you have some fans even in your competitors out there. renauld, thank you for joining us today. >> thank you. >>> lvmh chairman bernard arnault rarely does interv

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with nelson in the mediterranean and general ross, sent over to lead the army troops, fought under wellington, the united states, the minutemen of the american revolution, that erech has pretty much passed. we didn't have a very effective army or militia. very small officer corps and the ones we had were not of the best quality. general winder who was put in the defenses of washington was a political choice. his uncle is the governor of maryland and president addison was hoping that will get more militia troops to help on the defenses here if we appoint his nephew ended didn't work out that way. a lot of the blame for washington needs to fall on the madison administration in particular his secretary of war, john armstrong, who was dismissive of the idea of capturing washington. he felt it was too far, not important enough and despite raging from president madison himself and many citizens in town, armstrong devotes little to support general weiner or the militia troops on the defense of washington. and catastrophic results, madison didn't do enough to ensure his instructions were being carrie