you mentioned whatsapp or any other group, and there are messages flying back and forth, and you arene, or have the kids together, and before you know it's there are 200 messages about it, so we have a scheduling feature in the chat, you can vote on that, three clicks and you have arranged a date to meet. impressive start. thank you. and you say it is android as well as apple? from today, yes. thank you very much. in a minute, we will look through the business pages, but first a reminder of how you can get in touch. in a moment, we'll take a look through the business pages, but first here's a quick reminder of how to get in touch with us. the business live page is where you can stay ahead with all the breaking businesses of the day keep up to date with the latest details with insight and analysis from the bbc‘s team of editors around the world. and we want to hear from you as well, get involved on our web page, and on twitter, and you can find us on facebook. business live, on tv and online, whenever you need to know. the bbc‘s dominic o'connell is with us. we are going to start with

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i like a bit of whatsapp. for me, it's the newspapers. interesting. thanks, jane. nice to see you.ah, i use that one a lot too. we will see you tomorrow. bye— bye. good morning. the unpleasant weather continues across england and wales. this morning we have had heavy rainfall around. throughout this afternoon further heavy showers expected, but there will be a few sunny spells and they will be confined to northern and western parts of the uk, but this weather front towards the east will give us some heavy rainfall this afternoon across parts of lincolnshire and east anglia. towards the south—west, still the risk of heavy and thundery showers into wales as well, but the really heavy rain will be across parts of east anglia, through the east midlands, up towards lincolnshire and yorkshire. some torrential downpours perhaps for a time during this afternoon. it could cause some localised flooding. the far north of england, into scotland and northern ireland, here is where you have the best of the weather really. some dry spells with a bit of sunshine. just one or two showers scattered

whatsapp in the city.communicating via whatsapp in the city. i feel slightly surprised from our vantage point,jim, slightly surprised from our vantage point, jim, that you are allowed to be as close to las ramblas as you clearly are. however i suppose it is roughly three quarters of a mile long. did the incident happened at the other end of the street? to be honest, i cannot tell you the exact point of impact but i believe it was about maybe one quarter of the way down from placa de catalunya towards where i am standing. we are maybe 400 metres or 500 metres from that point. in fact, as you mentioned, police are now creating an additional chord in pushing us further back. and in terms of security generally, we know and we talk about soft targets, sadly, and clearly this is one. is there a sense, given events in western europe in the last few months, that there has been any increase in security, have any bollards been erected in light of what has happened in london, nice, and so on? or has life continued as

it's feared message services such as whatsapp could be used for money laundering and insider trading.apan times reports on the exciting discovery of one of america's most infamous naval vessels. the uss indianapolis has been located at the bottom of the pacific ocean at a depth of over five kilometers 72 years after it was sunk by a japanese torpedo in world war ii. the south china morning post looks at evolving appetites in china where people are cutting back on eating instant noodles. the paper says a growing and more health conscious middle class is behind the fall in demand. and finally, in the telegraph, thousands of people across the united states are eagerly anticipating one of the greatest solar eclipse events in history. those living in states such as oregon, kentucky and south carolina will be best placed to watch the spectacle which begins later today. for the, as i said before, remember the advice — don't look at the sun. such a dad, isn't he? laughter with me is david buik, a market strategist at panmure gordon. thanks for coming in. pleasure, good morning. it is incredib

it's feared message services such as whatsapp could be used for money laundering and insider trading.one of america's most infamous naval vessels. the uss indianapolis has been located at the bottom of the pacific ocean at a depth of over five kilometers 72 years after it was sunk by a japanese torpedo in world war ii.

category that snap invented, and they are being outplayed by, as you say, instagram and facebook with whatsapphat a very successful company, which are undoubtedly snap is in terms of its attraction to millennials, those younger users that the tech firms are desperate to attack. they are still faced with the might of facebook and it is difficult to grain down, is that? —— difficult to gain ground, isn't it? yes, the advertising market is not there that they need to bring the losses down. but the active users are still growing. and there is a lot of innovation within snapchat, offering different devices and technology to attract users. what do you forecast for the company? they are in a difficult spot. they have demonstrated over the last four or five years that they are capable of innovating quickly and effectively. the problem they have is that everything they do get copied very quickly and effectively, by instagram in particular. they need to up the anti—in innovation stakes. —— ante in. we have yet to see what snap could be of the pullout of the back to rescue their fortunes at this point. f

it is all done by text, whatsapp, skype, and e—mail. tele—medicine at its simplest and most effective. they don't have the up—to—date technologies, the cutting—edge expertise. they don't have advanced, evidence—based medicine. they need any expertise and advice that's more world class here. it's very useful for them. just to make sure the child is well, the child is stable. they send us the cases immediately on the phone and our specialists look at those cases and give them advice. hi, who do we have here? for the last three years, the doctor has been based at a hospital in liverpool, but his life is still dominated by afghanistan. born in kaboul31i years ago, he grew up knowing only war. the soviet afghan conflict in the 19805 made him a child refugee. the ensuing civil war of the 19905 shaped his destiny. his parents sent him to england to give him a chance of a future. they could never have imagined how he would seize that opportunity and create new hope for those casualties of war in his homeland and beyond. i'd seen so much sufferi

. >> los jÓvenes entre 16 y 35 aÑos interesados solo debÍan enviar un mensaje de whatsapp y los reclutadoresando el usuario considere que hay amenazas a la seguridad personal o pÚblica el mÍnimoamos el contenido, inhabilitoamos las cuentas y colaboramos con las autoridades. pero los migrantes tambiÉn son vÍctimas del crimen organizado en su paso por mÉxico. acuerdo con un informe de la comisiÓn nacional de derechos humanos de 2008 a la fecha se han registrado al menos 30 mil casos. >> los migrantes son vÍctimas vulnerables para grupos criminales. >> aprovechan situaciones de debilidad o simplemente se les estÁ capturando y reclutando forzadamente como se hace con otro tipo de profesionistas. >> en la ciudad de mÉxico, issa osorio, noticias telemundo. >> texas vuelve al ataque contra indocumentados ahora 18 condados han firmado un acuerdo con ice para trabajar en conjunto con las autoridades migratorias. para grupos de activistas esto llevarÁ a una persecuciÓn mÁs dura contra los inmigrantes. vÍctor hugo rodriguez con las reacciones. >> le aterra salir a pasear con su familia cada vez son mÁs

emily: whatsapp is now partially blocked in china.rk's view of connecting the world now highly unlikely? sheryl: we always have the whole world includes china. emily: mark said facebook is more like a government then additional company. how this facebook manage the spoke of its policy media, and all these different responsibilities, in this modern age? sheryl: we try to do it by empowering local teams. we know we are not going to get everything right, so with public policy, we have hired local teams on the ground, with extraordinary leaders around the world, and they make sure we understand what is going on. with so many people posting to facebook, we make mistakes. we are trying to address them quickly and correct them. we are also really investing in community operations. we are hiring thousands of people to work, and that is a pretty serious investment, around the world. we want to get the policies right, get there quickly, and make sure we are staffed to be as responsive as possible. emily: if facebook is more like a government th

it is all done by text, whatsapp, skype and e—mail.edicine at its simplest and most effective. they don't have the up—to—date technologies, they don't have the cutting edge expertise, they don't have advanced evidence —based medicine. so they need any expertise or any advice that's more world class here, that's very useful for them. just to make sure the child as well. the child is stable. they send us the cases immediately on the phone and our specialist then look at those cases and then give them advice. what do we have here? what images? for the last three yea rs what images? for the last three years dr arian has been based at a hospital in liverpool but his life is still dominated by afghanistan. born in kabul 3a years ago, he grew up born in kabul 3a years ago, he grew up knowing only war. the afghan conflict in the 1980s made child refugee. the ensuing civil war of the 1990s shaped his destiny. his pa rents the 1990s shaped his destiny. his parents sent him to england to give him a chance of a future. they could never have imagin

take vo -- los jvenes entre 16 y 35 interesados solo deban enviar un mensaje de whatsapp a un numero los reclutadores y ellos los llevaban hasta esos campamentos, donde permanecan contra su voluntad y los entrenaban como sicarios. take sot "existen plataformas de reclutamiento para migrantes aprovechando situaciones de debilidad o que simplemente están capturando o reclutando forzadamente" cont cesar vo -- de acuerdo con los reportes oficiales, no es la primera vez que se descubren ese tipo de campamentos, los zetas, tambien los utilizan para entrenar a sus sicarios. take vo / lorena ---por los aires!.....as termin un agente de polica luego de ser impactado por un auto....y todo qued captado en cmara.. take vo / cesar --como caida del cielo...y sin tener que levantarse de la hamaca.. --as llegan las bebidas bien fresquitas a una playa..le contamos en donde... take linda live -- un hombre decidi ir en bsqueda de su herencia "al mas all" vo -... o al menos, eso es lo que muchos sospechan luego de que el sujeto se atreviera a profanar la tumba de su propia abuela. los detalles en segund

facebook, google, amazon, with deep pockets, spending cash to buy up smaller companies like snapchat, whatsapp facebook, matt says, i'm worried it will be the perfect forum for fake news and alternative facts. alex says, not at all, i want to sit on my sofa, not watch it on a tiny screen. bye—bye. good morning. iam i am pleased to say that this morning is a much sunnier start than yesterday, some really quite heavy rain in the south—east yesterday, rainfall totals of 40—60 millimetres. the struggles of what you expect to see by the end of august, so a whole month's worth of rainfall in 36 hours. a few showers in the south—east, but elsewhere a ridge of high pressure building in will bring more settled conditions and some sunshine. by four o'clock this afternoon, plenty of dry weather across the south—west of england and wales, perhaps still the odd shower towards sussex and kent, but showers few and far between. for most, much drier, certainly across the midlands, northern england, scotla nd the midlands, northern england, scotland and northern ireland, also enjoying sunshine, temperatures up

to group members over the internet, perhaps using encrypted chat communications, like telegram, whatsappage with people around the world, and they produced a video, something like that, firmly attributing the attack to the group. we are being told quite often that low—tech attacks like these are relatively easy to undertake. it can be a sign they are getting desperate on the battlefield. you don't agree? yes, i don't be there was an attack executed in brussels before islamic state its caliphate in 2014, months before that. i was sent to report on it. while the loss of territorial holdings is true, i think the effort to execute attacks in the west and punish disbelievers as they call us, thatis punish disbelievers as they call us, that is something the group's leadership has always factored in their capacity to build good will among the many jihadis their capacity to build good will among the manyjihadis around the world to bring them in their ranks from groups like al qaeda which refused to merge with it. there has to be some alarm there can be two such full throttle attacks so close to

emily: whatsapp is now partially blocked in china.'s dream of connecting the world now highly unlikely? sheryl: we always have the whole world includes china. emily: mark said facebook is more like a government than additional company. how this facebook manage the spoke of its policy media, and all these different responsibilities, in this modern age? sheryl: well, we try to do it by empowering local teams. we know we are not going to get everything right, so with public policy, we have hired local teams on the ground, with extraordinary leaders around the world, and they make sure we understand what is going on. we are not perfect. with so many people posting to facebook, we make mistakes. we are trying to address them quickly and correct them. we are also really investing in community operations. we are hiring another 3,000 people to work, and that is a pretty serious investment, around the world. we want to get the policies right, get there quickly, and make sure we are staffed to be as responsive as possible. emily: if facebook is

translation: sometimes they call us and send us their position on whatsapp. all the more dangerous. boats like this one, a children's toy craft, barely visible in the water. ben from ivory coast paid 20 euros to board a similar tiny boat. translation: this man paid 20 euros to board a tiny boat. this was a suicidaljourney, 11 of us on a boat made forfour people. we travelled for 14 hours, and i was so exhausted i couldn't move my feet. at the moment, authorities here say they are coping but spain is now receiving more migrants than greece, with no sign of the numbers dropping. gavin lee, bbc news, tarifa. studio: the south korean president moonjae—in has said he can guarantee there will be no war on the korean peninsula. he was speaking at a news conference to mark his first 100 days in office yogita limaye reports from close to the border with north korea. voiceover: this is the demilitarised zone between north and south korea, a four kilometre wright that wide strip of land which is a buffer between the two countries. —— white. a north korean soldier there,

instance is the all important global tech sector which makes much of its home in india google facebook whatsapp are they all operate on user information that it aggregates. ninety one metric tons of gold has been returned to germany from france according to the country's central bank the plan to repatriate germany's gold reserves involves returning three hundred seventy four tons of gold from paris and three hundred tons from new york all together it was a years long process and completion was slated to go through two thousand and twenty now during the cold war west germany kept most of its gold abroad for fear it could fall into the hands of the soviets if they invaded it was also meant to keep it close to london paris and new york where gold is traded frankfurt now holds just over half of germany's reserve of gold with thirty six point. six percent in new york and twelve point eight percent in london. after tracking reserve wages for nearly two years for the first time the federal reserve has released information and where they stand in the united states reserve wages are the lowest wage of w

>> por whatsapp, pero hay que pedir permiso para venir aquÍ. me siento allÍ.scribir para matar al que lo habÍa matado a Él. hacÍa escribir me dijeron que era muy pequeÑa, que me fuera para mi casa a estudiar. mÓnica: todavÍa lo quieres vengar? natalia: no, eso era una cosa de niÑa. me duele, pero era una cosa de pequeÑa. mÓnica: te arrepientes de haberte metido la guerrilla? natalia: no, jamÁs. la guerrilla fue lo mejor que me ha pasado. mÓnica: todavÍa sigue contenta por el acuerdo de paz, algunos celebran y otros no. >> ahora mismo se tendrÁ que partir lo -- vertir lo que nos han hecho. mÓnica: se acerca el momento de entregar las armas. >> de corazÓn digo que si vamos a hacer un cambio realmente, de verdad lo haremos de las dos partes. si vamos a dejar las armas los dos, la vejaciÓn y que esto se termine y que sea la Última. mÓnica: mientras en las grandes ciudades y los pueblos, todo un paÍs se prepara para convivir con la paz, esto fue un frente numeroso. la guerrilla dice estar dispuesta a pedir perdÓn y pasar la pÁgina, la pregunta es si la sociedad col

. ♪ largest digital payment startup is said to be whatsapp.according to the wall street journal, they are preparing to introduce messaging into the app. they are looking to expand the user base of 220 million. earlier this year, they raised softbank, therom largest funding round for a single investor for the tech sector in that country. softbank is the parent company of sprint, which reported today.s earlier they overcame their second straight quarter of subscriber losses and posted the first profit in three years. shares soared as much as 12% today. the ceo says a decision on the possible merger is "close at hand," during the earnings call. joining us now to break it all down, peter ahlstrom. what does he mean? reporter: in terms of financial report, there were positive signs. there was profit finally after three quarters -- three years of losses. that was a step in the right direction. but, the company did lose subscribers. this is at the same time that all three competitors added subscribers. in terms of the business, sprint is continuing t

some of the risks in north kivu are being played out over whatsapp groups. this is something we need to recognize. this is not politics as usual even though some of the -- without, i think i would like to close with a couple of cost we see in congress. first of all, thank you for keeping the attention on this country. we still need your support. although there is no military windown in all the humanitarian solutions will end of suffering, acting as a, because of the vast majority of resources we. that is what is the point in essential african republic. that is also being zeroed out in the budget proposal as well as some of the early drafts making their way through congress. that is a mistake and it strips us and or citizens of the best tools to prevent these from getting on a hand. secondly, we need to recognize that after the war started, millions of dollars have been spent while think everyone would acknowledge the tremendous itorts that have been made, is not enough to me to take a different approach and a different approach to how acrosd civil society. e

emily: whatsapp is now partially blocked in china.ting the world now highly unlikely? >> we have always said that the whole world includes china. and facebook remains blocked there. >> mark told david kirkpatrick that facebook is more like a government than a company. probably more so now, at this scale. how does facebook manage the scope of its policy, media and all of these different responsibilities in this modern age? >> we try to do it by empowering local teams. we know that we will not get everything right from menlo park, but with public policy, we've hired local teams on the ground and we have extraordinary leaders around the world. they make sure that we understand what is going on in those countries. we are not perfect. with so many people posting on facebook, we make mistakes. we are trying to address those mistakes quickly and correct them. we are also we want to try to get there quickly and get things stuffed so we can be there as quickly as possible. disney going up with a bang. and one of the week's most compelling conv

emily: whatsapp was the one social networking chat service, u.s.service, that was available in china. now, even that is partially blocked. what does this signal to facebook and google and the other big u.s. tech companies? >> it is particularly bad news for facebook. facebook has been looking for ways to get into the china market. we know that mark zuckerberg has made numerous visits there. he showed off his chinese. he welcomed chinese leadership to facebook campus. but it is clearly a sign that the chinese are not ready to allow u.s. social media, u.s. communications companies, to do very well in the chinese market, even if they agree to some types of censorship and control. emily: do you think there is anything that can change the course of these restrictions? >> i don't think so, under this current leadership in china. i think they have made it very clear, not only from a political control perspective, but this vision of what they call cyber sovereignty or internet sovereignty, that the chinese have a right to control their internet and their c

considered a close confident of mark zuckerberg so they have gone into messaging, the acquisition of whatsapphey have a vr headset technology they're working on. maybe a voice phone of some sort >> we will see they are covering lots of ground >>> linkedin's reid hoffman talking tech valuations with cnbc he says he thinks things are getting lofty. >> as you get to a network world, we get to larger and larger companies ten years ago it was more oil companies, now it's more tech companies. they benefit from this global scale in a network role. it gets down to a company per company decision now what it does mean is probably most of the valuations are probably too high. that's the challenge for being a haven't chore cventure capitalit >>> some stocks on our radar hp inc. reporting third quarter profits that were slightly better than expected revenue from personal systems, which includes work stations, notebook and testidesktop pcs re 12%. >>> pvh posting second quarter earnings and revenues that beat forecasts. that's the clothingmaker they also raised their full-year guidance the ceo talked about

natalia: por whatsapp, pero, entonces, toca pedir permiso para venir acá a comunicar.ana. natalia: el abuelito se muere. entonces, tiene que ir a estados unidos y esos le hacen una guerra, esos de afuera... [ríe] villamizar: la conversación la lleva a reconocer que su vida ha sido como una novela. natalia: yo ingresé porque... el ejército me mató a mi papá cuando yo tenía seis años. cuando mi papá estaba allí ya que lo iban a enterrar, yo prometí llorando, yo prometí. tenía seis añitos. yo le dije que cuando cumpliera 13 años, me iba a ingresar a la guerrilla para ir a matar al que lo ha matado a él. y fui a los 13 años a ingresarme y los que me han atendido no me quisieron recibir. que no, que yo estaba muy niña, que me fuera para mi casa a estudiar. que si quería, que me daban estudio, pero que me fuera. y yo que no, que no me iba a ir y que si no me recibían, me iba para los tarascos. y que yo quería. entonces, el camarada dijo que no, que era mejor tener una amiga y no una enemiga. villamizar: ¿todavía lo quieres vengar? no. natalia: no. ya no. villamizar: eso era

facebook has 75% of mobile social between facebook, instagrap and whatsapp amazon dominates the e-commerce and essentially if you're a book publisher, amazon dictates what price you can sell at they force prices for producers lower and lower. this is happening across the economy. so the question you have to ask yourself is there a market solution to a situation where one company has 90% of the market i argue that's a monopoly. i don't think there say market solution if you ask viewers would they invest in a start-up to take on google in the search advertising space, my guess is they would say no >> you know, all seem true at the moment for sure, jonathan. if we were having a conversation 20 years ago, we might be say g microsoft, yahoo and walmart in similar tones. i just wonder if the only real hope is not that somebody directly takes on these companies but in a sense new markets have to pop up >> the question is the kid at snapchat thought they could really compete they're having a really hard time just not only investors are bailing out but advertisers are moving more advertising to ins

have heavy showers across the north—west of the uk, warm sunshine across eastern parts of england whatsapprs, grouping together for lengthy spells of rape. some of it could be thundery too. —— lengthy spells of rain. temperatures are in the high teens to low 20s. not bad in the sunshine, but there will be plenty of showers around to friday and the weekend. tonight at 5: the proposals from the government for life after brexit — a temporary customs union and ‘invisible borders‘. labour says the plans are incoherent, but the brexit secretary is adamant the ideas will minimise disruption to business. it‘s in their interests. i mean, bmw do not want to have to have a customs border that‘s going to slow down their sales or add admin separative costs. we‘ll have the latest from westminster and brussels — and will talk to someone representing business and the city for their reaction. the other main stories on bbc news at 5: india‘s prime minister leads commemorations marking 70 years since partition and the establishment of modern india.

translation: sometimes they call us and send us their position on whatsapp.idal journey, 11 of us on a boat made forfour people. we travelled for 1h hours, and i was so exhausted i couldn‘t move my feet. at the moment, authorities here say they are coping but spain is now receiving more migrants than greece, with no sign of the numbers dropping. gavin lee, bbc news, tarifa. in a moment a summary of the business news this hour but first the headlines on bbc news: thousands of students have been getting their a—level results and the number getting the top grades has gone up slightly, for the first time in six years. the government is to withdraw funding from learn direct, one of the largest private training companies in the uk, after a damning report by ofsted. a big rise in the number of migrants crossing from morocco to spain, nearly three times as many people are now attempting the journey. asda has booked positive like—for—like sales for the first time in three years. the supermarket group, a walmart subsidiary, saw comparable sales climb 1.8% in the three

we didn't have mobile phones which could upload video or do whatsapp or instagrammed all the other stuffrrived. so we were trying to piece together, based on a system which was not providing this information from the hospital in paris orfrom balmoral or information from the hospital in paris or from balmoral or from clarence house. so we had to fill in the basic information that she was seriously injured, but was likely to recover. what was the gap between you knowing that she had died and telling people that was what had happened? it is one of the things that one of us —— all of us in our business have to prepare for, the moment when you know something is coming, but you can't reveal it. we knew from robin cook, then the foreign secretary, who was on a trip to the philippines, and he told nicholas witchell, the correspondent, that she was dead. so we knew through what is called the bbc traffic system that she was dead, but it had not been confirmed by buckingham palace or clarence house or the court. so for about 50 minutes, the french correspondent andi minutes, the french corresponden

crack down on vpn's to get around the great firewall even the crackdown a few weeks ago on whatsapp,facebook. many users finding it harder to use. the crackdown on social media continues to ramp up in china. facebook trying to fit its way into the market with this app. shery: 700 million users, it is tempting. thank you so much from beijing. game developer next and is not just playing when it comes to expansion, we speak to the ceo next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ betty: this is daybreak asia. i am betty lou in new york. -- liu in new york. nexon released high estimates, thanks to a strong performance in china. it is looking to enter new markets through m&a and partnership. we are joined with the president. thank you for coming to the studio. we have to address your results. they were great surpassing top estimates your what was the key driver? -- top estimates. what was the key driver? >> longevity. when you shift a game, it is not the and at the beginning. a game can last and grow for a long time. the relationship with our customer can and should be last for years or if not decades. th

whatsapp is talking about, i think, is great. there's a risk of promotional material turning into one of the things that is driving school choices. it's another risk where, if we are sort of handing this over to choice, you wonder what kind of choices people can make? just to chime in -- and this isn't necessarily on point to your conversation about what is an obstacle, but you hit it right on the head. high schools don't have as much schools.ility as k-8 in indiana, high school students have to pass a basic algebra 1, english 10, and biology 1 test. the high school requirements is 40 high school credits. we only test three credits. what about the other 37? do we know anything happening in those classrooms where the 37 other credits are being taught. we don't. the acd.t sat scores, ib tests. ap and i'm a practitioner now. we rely and awful lot on high school teachers who are not showing any kind of standardized test results of any sort to prepare our students either for college or a cte program. we don't really know what is going

services and the police, especially the levels of encryption we are seeing on day—to—day apps like whatsappr, demented people involved in this at the moment is quite surprising, as frank mentioned, about the exposure they have given themselves, there are eight people and there is more chance that one will slip up. it is very difficult to intercede on some of that. it will be interesting to draw on some parallels with paris. if it was a coordinated cell working there, is this the final cell we have? in paris there was the second cell. is were in a totally different place at the time of the paris attack to where we are now with their level of disruption. it would be interesting to see how the pieces are linked together. when the investigations into the network and folds it becomes clear that there are links across borders, different countries will be involved behind the scenes are trying to piece together the different parts? it does not necessarily become clear, that is part of the problem, continental european countries have been quite slow to show the day—to—day need. they had to improve,

casi tanto como los whatsapps de la abuela, que cuando empieza a hablar de la familia, no para.o. orlando: depende de cÓmo termina cada relación. lourdes: tiene que haber una distancia. >> deberÍa. orlando: si ves una foto de paulina con tu hijo en el parque de disney. doctora: sÓlo domingos le doy likes a todos ustedes cuando veo algo lindo. no tengo tiempo para perseguir a un ex para darle like y mi marido menos. [hablan al unÍsono] >> tienes suerte a que no le dijo "vagabunda". [risas] marcela: o pregunto, si el like no fuera un corazÓn, a lo mejor, podrÍamos ser mÁs abiertos, si fuera una estrella. si pones un corazÓn. orlando: estÁs demasiado con eso. lourdes: para ustedes, te molestarÍa macro que le diera like? >> no me molestarÍa. >> no me molestarÍa. doctora: sÍ. marcela: si es repetitivo me enojo. lourdes: vamos a una pausa. siempre en el mejor momento. deberÍamos tener dos horas. vamos a la pausa. ya volemos. ¿quieres más para tus pestañas? entonces espera más. con revlon mega multiplier™ mascara en un solo paso, nuestra formula sella las fibras en tubos de 360 grados.

saber en dÓnde estÁ la persona, si abriÓ el whatsapp o no lo abriÓ., por casualidad, o ves que pasÓ algo con tu pareja en facebook o en redes sociales, pregÚntale . dale el beneficio de la duda, de la comunicaciÓn. en vez de que se algo por detrÁs. >> no se lo cuentes a tus amigas. >> exacto... >> yo te lo dije. >> las amigas empiezan, viste, viste... >> ¿por experiencia? >> no, ccuando tienes una vida como la mÍa en algÚn momento te tocÓ... [risas] >> a mÍ no me molesta. >> cuando llego a casa es que me va bien chÉvere. >> si no hay malestar de uno sentirse incÓmodo. por ejemplo mi esposo dice, no te gusta, eliminemos. tranquilos. no, con la clave los correctos. mi esposo pueda entrar a mi correo. >>porque confianza. >> pero no necesariamente tiene que entrar. >> claro. >> exacto. >> hablemos de las aplicaciones. [hablan al unÍsono] [risas] >> no tiene aplicaciones. gracias por estar con nosotros. felicidades. >> un camino largo te espera. [risas] [risas] >> ¡amÉn! un placer estar aquÍ. >> la ventaja de estar con un esposo que no le gusta nada con la

casi tanto como los whatsapps de la abuela, que cuando empieza a hablar de la familia, no para.dijeron de prepararme para un viaje de tres dÍas, pero me quede 10 dÍas. me quedÉ en el funeral. cuando nos decidimos de la magnitudnos quedamos hasta el funeral. lo que mÁs me impactÓ del funeral fue la cantidad enorme de personas. me entero que eran3 millones de personas que habÍan llegado hasta londres para el funeral. con tanta gente en la calle habÍa un silencio absoluto. eso te mostraba el gran respeto que habÍa para el momento que estaba viviendo. >> si hubieras tenido la oportunidad de entrevistarla, cuÁles crees quÉ hubieran sido esas tres preguntas? marÍa elena: yo le hubiera preguntado, si en algÚn momento pensÓ en las consecuencias de vivir en el ojo pÚblico. obviamente, como mujer le preguntarÍa sobre infidelidad. como madre soltera, cÓmo pensaba criar a sus hijos varones? >> dÓnde crees quÉ radicaba la fascinaciÓn mundial por diana? marÍa elena: era la princesa del mundo. era una chica que dio cÁtedra decÓmo manejar una situación bastante compleja. creo que esas una de la