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alan: y la nostalgia. para todos los fanÁticos de rebelde ahÍ les va acaban de anunciar el regreso de la popular telenovela mexicana con una nueva generaciÓn transmitida por streaming. francisca: se sabe que la nueva generaciÓn de rebelde iniciarÁ opciÓn en la ciudad de mÉxico. andrea, la hija de omar chaparro forma parte del elenco. carlos: a ver si me llaman, creo que todavÍa aguanto—— >> estamos en todas las redes sociales, signos en twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritos www.despiertaamÉrica.com, el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. alan: la nueva versiÓn de rebelde, la misma escuela pero con una nueva generaciÓn. son hijos de famosos. pero estoy diciendo que los rebeldes originales no van a participar, lo cual perdÓn, yo los meterÍa. no es que sea productor, pero es como la nostalgia de ver lo que ha pasado con los rebeldes anteriores, quizÁ como maestros, etc. poco si me permiten hablar tanto como lo de kobra kai—— car

alan: efectivamente. en la mira la caminadora de la marca pelotÓn tras conocerse la muerte de un niÑo despuÉs de un accidente con un dispositivo. mira, la compaÑÍa envÍa ese comunicado a "despierta amÉrica el director ejecutivo dice y cito: "no hay palabra para expresar la conmociÓn y tristeza que todos sentimos en pelotÓn como resultado de esta tragedia, por respeto a la familia no vamos a compartir ninguna informaciÓn adicional". el funcionario agrega " que se deben seguir las medidas de seguridad y mantener a niÑos y las mascotas lejos en todo momento". satcha: esto es importante, nuestros niÑos quieren jugar con las mÁquinas pero eso es para adulto, que tristeza para esta familia. karla: horrible, una pesadilla. satcha: continuamos con masa quien despierta amÉrica. carlos: asÍ es, llegÓ el momento del revoltillo digital, viene muy picante, porque vamos hablar de las parejas que han dado mucho de quÉ hablar estos Últimos dÍas. francisca: vamos a ver lo que nos preparÓ nuestra querid

alan: ahora vamos a hablar de tu hijo. danilo: quÉ hijo? alan: de tu libro! karla: este es el tercer libro pero el primero que publicas. danilo: sÍ, tenÍa 19 aÑos se le primero, 20 en el segundo, no tenÍa estructura, fue como que dices si escribir un libro pero lo lees y de verdad que no tenÍa tampoco pies y cabeza. me tomÓ este escribirlo 4 aÑos. muchas gracias. es una novela romÁntica. es la historia de santiago, un actor muy famoso que no cree en el amor, una vida llena de excesos, esta vida que vemos en las noticias de los actores. karla: pero no tiene nada que ver con tu vida? danilo: no, no, tiene experiencias y en los libros a travÉs de las letras que conoce la audiencia, en este caso lectores porque pones de ti en el libro pero santiago es un actor que tiene excesos, fiestas, la con una, con otra, no se parece a mÍ. y se enamora de alejandra que es una chavita que estÁ terminando la escuela. karla: tengo entendido que les ha gustado tanto incluso a productores que estÁn pensando hasta la novela televisiÓn? danilo: hay un interÉs, esto ha

alan: muchas gracias. carolina: el aumento de casos y muertes por covid al tiempo en que mÁs estados elimina restricciones por la pandemia como el uso de las mÁscaras y que incrementan las variantes. miles de turistas han agravado los contagiosespecialmente en los jÓvenes. estamos al. de otra ola de muertes y casos, sin embargo se pueden evitar. cerca de 50 millones de personas vacunadas por cumplir. >> los casos de coronavirus estÁn aumentando en los estados unidos. un aumento de 11%. doctores por todo el paÍs estÁn suplicando a esperar un poco mÁs para suavizar las (hablan en ingles) en estados unidos se han distribuido 180 millones de vacunas contra covid 19. 93.6 millones de personas han recibido una o ambas dosis de la vacuna Ésto incluye mÁs de 48.5 millones de personas vacunadas por completo. alan: ya son 27 estados que han reportado el aumento de casos de covid 19. la beta es podrÁ vacunar a 3 millones de personas diarias durante las prÓximas tres semanas si se logra que Éste pudiera fr

alan: primero los wafles. karla: es cuento que laura pausini, y escuchen esta historia porque la vida da vueltas. laura pausini se convirtiÓ en tendencia tras revelar la historia con su disquera hace dos aÑos. resulta que cuando fue nominada a un grammy latino, sus sellos discogrÁfico le dijo que no pagarÍa su viaje a las vegas porque no creÍan que pudiera ganar el premio por su edad. raÚl: pero hoy la historia es otraporque la italiana estÁ en lo mÁs alto de su carrera porque recientemente se ganÓ un globo de oro y estÁ nominada por primera vez a un oscar. la disquera le dijeron: vamos a mandar un arreglo de flores a la princesa y laura se los rechazÓ y se los mandÓ de regreso. alan: por supuesto. como vas a recibir flores de alguien que no tiene buena onda contigo. karla: imagino su emociÓn de decir "estoy nominada" y que te digan " no queremos que te lo ganes". alan: el aceptando tambiÉn es decir " estoy de acuerdo", asÍ que me parece muy bien. raÚl: laura, te aplaudimos. karla: la vida da m

feliz cumpleaÑos, alan alan: esto de los cÍrculos es tambiÉn una gran idea. juan: es muy importante el distancia mito fÍsico. alan: ahora nos vamos a enlazar con nuestros doctores. >> buenos dÍas. alan: doctor, david de anne geli, neumÓlogo que estÁ en puerto rico y como hemos reportado mundo, se revelÓ en la maÑana que la vacuna de pfizer muestra 100% de eficacia en adolescentes. quÉ implicaciones tiene esto porque es una buena noticia. juan: me parece una muy buena noticia y si nosotros queremos alcanzar la inmunidad comunitaria, obviamente diferentes grupos de la poblaciÓn se tienen que vacunar y era esto lo que faltaba. faltaba mÁs informaciÓn en adolescentes y niÑos y poco a poco la estamos obteniendo. marlon, tienes alguna opiniÓn al respecto en tÉrminos de vacunas y adolescentes? marlon: creo que es una noticia alentadora que es muy necesaria tambiÉn para poder alcanzar la inmunidad de rebaÑo que es muy necesaria. sabemos que los adolescentes no tienen grandes riesgospero pueden contagiar mucho mÁs que el resto de la poblaciÓn entonces

alan: muchÍsimos aÑos. [canta] alan: dÉjate de las canciones, el amor y el romanticismo. alan:a demas el buqui se ve re bien >> estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritos en despierta amÉrica.com, el de univisiÓn y nuestra pÁgina de youtube. alan: solamente tÚ sabes servir bien el cafÉ. raÚl:tÚ sabes que estÁn deliciosas los hotcakes. miren quÉ rico se ve. son de machaca. [risas] raul: vamos a hablar de la querida lucero. como dirÍa alan, " nuestra queridÍsima lucero". ella confirma la cancelaciÓn del concierto que tenÍa programado para este aÑo. reportero: lucero anunciÓ que su concierto presencial en el auditorio nacional programado para el 19 de junio de este aÑo tendrÁ que posponerse debido a la contingencia sanitaria que persiste en ciudad de mÉxico. a travÉs de sus redes, la cantante seÑalÓ que la medida fue dictada por el recinto y publicÓ una nueva fecha para la velada que se realizarÁ el 18 de junio pero de 2022. [mÚsica] >> el pÚblico que adquiriÓ

alan, lo siento mucho pero hoy es nuestro dÍa. alan: feliz de celebrar las hoy y siempre! karla: puras mujeres en un aviÓn, a cargo de un aviÓn, vamos a hablar de eso. raÚl: y es que la compaÑÍa american airlines se propuso celebrar el dÍa de la mujer de una manera especial. francisca: un aviÓn tripulado sÓlo por mujeres volarÁ desde miami a texas y paola gutiÉrrez estÁ con los detalles de la iniciativa. buenos dÍas, mi paola. raÚl:feliz dÍa para ti, por supuesto. paola:muy buenos dÍas, me encuentro en el aeropuerto internacional de miami. les cuento que como parte de la conmemoraciÓn—— [silencio] raÚl: estamos teniendo problemas tÉcnicos, definitivamente estÁ en el aeropuerto internacional de miami, porque por primera vezsÓlo mujeres estarÁn allÍ piloteando y manejando todo el proceso. francisca: la copiloto, la piloto, todo el mundo mujeres. regresamos con paola. paola: estamos de regreso, se que es un poco difÍcil la comunicaciÓn, pues porque estamos rodeados de aviones. dÉjenme contarles tambiÉn que american airlines estÁ celebrando como

alan: yo quiero fruta. raÚl: gracias por dejarnos entrar a su casa y si esta desayunando, buen provecho. karla: seguramente estÁ pasando lo mismo en casa de quien nos estÉ viendo. carlos: hablando de familias grandes como la de mi querido alan tacher, quÉ cosas con las herencias. son muy buenas para dividir familias y no ha sido la excepciÓn el caso de joan sebastiÁn. en enero vimos el reclamo de su hija juliana por no haber recibido nada de la herencia del rey de jaripeo. raÚl: juliÁn figueroa ahora rompe el silencio y aclara todo sobre la herencia y sobre el distanciamiento con su hermana nos encontramos con juliÁn figueroa y nos cuenta que no le habla a su hermana pero que tuvo un encuentro con josÉ manuel. juliÁn: ella eliminÓ a toda mi familia y bloqueo a todos y a mÍ me dejo de seguiry eso se me hizo raro porque siempre fuimos cercanos. reportera: asÍ es como juliÁn figueroa uno de los ocho hijos del inolvidable joan sebastiÁn, asume que la relaciÓn con su hermana juliana estÁ fractu

[aplausos] caros: muy buena onda es alan que pago por todo esto. no fue alan. [risas] francisca: que felicidad. dÍa de suerte. carlos: y venÍan con el carro lleno los tres. muy bueno. raÚl: eso forma parte del agradecimiento que como equipo, como programa tenemos con ustedes. todos los dÍas durante 23 aÑos nos dejan entrar en sus hogares. que se siga repitiendo y poner de moda el cupÓneo. carlos: muchas gracias. saludos a toda la gente. raÚl: mÁs adelante, no se pueden perder la entrevista que le hace a la mujer que ha logrado escalar los picos mÁs altos. su mayor admirador. francisca: en "sin rollo" revivir hemos el momento en que morgan se levanta y se va de un set de televisiÓn por culpa de las crÍticas que le hizo meghan markle. te contamos quÉ pasÓ despuÉs. carlos: tambiÉn te mostramos lo que acaba de pasar en medio de una audiencia virtual. te juro que vas a quedar como yo con la boca hasta el piso. francisca: gracias por despertar cada maÑana con nosotros. aquÍ queremos que tÚ y tu familia progresen, se informen y vivan con el cupÓneo.

alan: dÉjalo por ahÍ. raÚl: jennifer garner lleva al cine una historia inspirada en su propia vida y un dÍa especialque vive con sus hijos en esta cinta que estÁ hoy en el flex >> y desde los Ángeles platicamos con ella. [hablan en inglÉs] luis: jennifer garner protagoniza y produce "yes day", una divertida y familiar pelÍcula inspirada en su propia vida. [habla en inglÉs] luÍs: cuÁl es la situaciÓn mÁs cÓmica o loca en la que te han puesto tus hijos en la vida real? [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] luÍs: como productora que fue lo que te atrajo tambiÉn de incluir a edgar ramÍrez? [habla en inglÉs] alan: yes day! ya llevamos tres de cinco! raÚl: durante 24 horas los niÑosponen las reglas. quiÉn no ha soÑado con eso alguna vez en la vida. carlos: yo ya me ensucie todo de chocolate por estar sirviendo. alan: tengo curiosidadporque faltan dos mÁs. >> estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en facebook e instragram. mantente informado en univisiÓn.com y tambiÉn a nuestra pÁg

you are not doing much for the alan turing name in terms of science. i much for the alan turing name in terms of science.— in terms of science. i know, it is great. _ in terms of science. i know, it is great. isn't _ in terms of science. i know, it is great, isn't it? _ in terms of science. i know, it is great, isn't it? i— in terms of science. i know, it is great, isn't it? i have - in terms of science. i know, it is great, isn't it? i have got i is great, isn't it? i have got a conflagration here. what is going on? it is on the light to change the light colour has tried to catch fire so the fire is out. ., . ., is out. how much will having his face on — is out. how much will having his face on a _ is out. how much will having his face on a banknote - is out. how much will having j his face on a banknote help? how much will that raise the conversation around him? i think alan turing would have wanted us to think about things like underrepresentation of women in science subjects and black and ethnic minority kids and stem subjects at school and why they're not been given the op

alan: toda la suerte del mundo. este miÉrcoles siguen los octavos de final de la uefa champions league. chelsea contra el atlÉtico madrid. solamente una pasa a los cuartos de final. es un juegazo. raÚl: no traseras de las —— raÚl: no te lo pierdas, por "tudn". carlos: quÉ pasÓ con el atalanta¿ yisus: estamos en todas las redes sociales, sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritos en despiertaamerica.com, el app de "univisiÓn" y nuestra pÁgina de youtube. ♪ [cantando] raul: yo quiero croissant de pistacho. no puedo porque tengo que hablar de la zabaleta ya regresa.alan: me pones muy ansioso. carlos: ustedes estÁn a dieta, yo no karla: que no estamos a dieta. raÚl: pongan atenciÓn porque regresaras escenarios le darÉ una pausa por la pandemia susana zabaleta. vamos a ver lo que conversÓ con nuestros amigos de "televisa espectÁculos". c carlos: y susana distancia? esa es otra, verdad? reportero: susana zabaleta dice que no habÍa estado tan alejad

alan: ahÍ vamos. mÁs adelante, la madre del hijo de fernando carrillo enviÓ un comunicado a "despierta amÉrica". hoy lo vamos a ver en "sin rollo". karla: sÓlo aquÍ esta maÑana al doctor juan habla en vivo con el secretario de salud javier becerra. conversaciÓn que nadie se puede perder. alan: volviÓ a nacer un niÑo de nueve aÑos que fue mordido por un tiburÓn en el sur de la florida. se salvÓ. karla: gracias por despertar cada maÑana con nosotros y dejarnos entrar en tu hogar. queremos que tu familia viva mejor. mejor. somos para los que les encanta descubrir. los que saben que todo es posible con una mente abierta. los que no necesitan viajar para encontrar algo nuevo. y los que saben que cuando gastas menos, descubres aún más. en tj maxx y marshalls. ♪ lo bueno rueda ♪ ♪ siempre te alegra ♪ ♪ momentos con sabor ♪ descubres aún más. (voz) por los momentos más dulces. honey nut cheerios. de vuelta por tiempo limitado. corazones contentos. agarra tu crema daisy. ♪♪ ¡

alan: vanguardista. carlos: sacÁndole provecho a la situaciÓn porque creo que esta canciÓn va acorde a la situaciÓn y a todo el escÁndalo que ha vivido. me recordÓ ninel conde con " bombÓn asesino" le sacÓ provecho a la personalidad y esa imagen de chica mala. raÚl: me sonÓ un poco el estilo como thalia. por ahÍ va. [hablan a la vez] raÚl:lupita jones la primera mexicana en ganar el certamen de 1991 miss universo busca otro triunfo pero dentro de la polÍtica. alan: deportistas, luchadores, actores y ahÍ estÁ, ella desde hace unos meses analiza la propuesta de un cargo pÚblico y queda confirmado que la ex reina de belleza busca la gobernatura de baja california. karla: ha dicho que pese a no tener experiencia y sÉ que es una de sus principales virtudes. satcha: impresionantes, imÁgenes que demostramos aquÍ y que demuestran como severas inundaciones arrastran un muelle de gran tamaÑo en kentucky. loto a la deriva durante casi 6 horas y recorriÓ unas 50 millas. la estructura causÓ daÑ

alan: las uÑas. alan: buenos dÍas el lunes 22 de marzo gracia por lograr comenzar su dÍa con despierta amÉrica. francisca: asÍ es, aquÍ vas a ver la reacciÓn de marjorie de sousa a los deseos que le enviÓ juliÁn gil, por ser escogidas para trabajar en una nueva novela. carlos: usted lo viviÓ y esta maÑana el concursante de mira quien baila, analizan todo lo que sucediÓ anoche en la segunda gala prepÁrense porque van a dictar sentencias. karla: tambiÉn tenemos un caso interesante y triste, una familia desesperada de tampa, despierta y denuncia que le robaron mÁs de 60.000 $, hasta allÁ fuimos a resolver el problema. raÚl: asÍ es todo esto lo vamos a tener mÁs adelante porque ahora vamos directamente con nuestras satcha. satcha: gracias que lindo cumplido asÍ me gusta comenzar la maÑana y he informÁndoles en sus hogares. hoy abren las 448 preparatorias del distrito escolar mÁs grande de la naciÓn. esto significa el retorno de miles de estudiantes a las aulas. los centros para con

alan: good afternoon. we were expecting opec to probably add at least 1.5 million barrels in the announcement. the market could have taken up to 2 million barrels before blinking. this is incredibly bullish for the oil price. stand back a little bit. we are consuming 94 million barrels a day. if you go back to pre-covid levels, we were at the magic 100 million barrels. the excess capacity is probably five to 6 million barrels. opec, maybe 2 million barrels in terms of u.s. shale. if we roll forward to the second half of this year, we get a bit of aviation returning. this does look like a tight market. exxon said flat production until 2025. this is the narrative of all the large oil companies. we could see the oil squeeze up materially from this level. alix: it is striking and using opec's own supply and demand estimates you are looking at a deficit of 2 million barrels a day in april. that could lead to wti prices moving higher. that will be bullish for the u.s. emp's. no way that will not pump more shale

alan: y ya sÉ. ayer platicamos con ricardo de que todavÍa habÍan muchas esperanzas, de que se estaba esperando un milagro, de que estaba en terapia intensiva tu papi. hora despuÉs falleciÓ. quÉ tÚ le pudiste decir en esos cinco minutos Últimos que tuvieron? eduardo: ayer pudiste despedirte de tu seÑor padre. ricardo: sÍ, lo hice. me despedÍ de Él. pude entrar con mi madre. me despedÍ ahÍ. lo vimos tranquilo. eso nos calma el alma a toda la familia. mi hijo tambiÉn pudo verlo. lo veÍa tranquilo. Él tenÍa mucha conexiÓn con Él porque son como gotas de agua. se parecen demasiado. nos dijo Él que estaba tranquilo pos su abuelito. eduardo: en una entrevista que concediÓ nuestro querido cepillÍn dice que le gustarÍa haber sido recordado como el Único comediante en mÉxico que no se tenga registro de nada malo. seguramente, asÍ serÁ. >> asÍ serÁ. mi padre se fue como los grandes. incluso, la capilla estÁ abierta al pÚblico. mi padre se entregÓ al 100% del pÚblico. nosotros v

alan: perfecto . cuÁles serÍan algunos de los recursos adicionales que las personas deberÍan tener en cuenta? irma: ahora serÍa el momento perfecto, para mÁs informaciÓn llame el nÚmero que aparece en la parte trasera de su tarjeta de plan de salud o a su agentes directamente. tambiÉn a travÉs de la pÁgina de internet que aparece en su pantalla. de internet que aparece en su pantalla. si está inscrito en medicare, o se jubilará pronto, es importante que se asegure de tener la cobertura de medicare adecuada. así que llame a unitedhealthcare y aproveche la cantidad de opciones de planes incluyendo un plan aarp medicare advantage de unitedhealthcare. puede combinar su cobertura de hospital y de médico con la cobertura de medicamentos con receta, y más, todo por una prima mensual baja, o en algunas áreas, directamente sin prima. aproveche los copagos de $0 en todas las visitas al médico de cuidado primario, todas las visitas virtuales, y cuidado dental preventivo. además, copagos de $0 e

alan: y mÁs buenas noticias. esta maÑana estÁn esta noticia para estudiantes universitarios que el plan de estÍmulo del presidente joe biden elimina los impuestos que tendrÍan que pagar mucho beneficiarios de prÉstamos estudiantiles. si se cancelaron la extensiÓn fiscal, sÓlo es vÁlida hasta enero de 2026, pero legisladores dicen que es clave para la deuda de 1.5 millones de millones de dÓlares que afecta a 45,000,000 de estadounidenses. karla: a esta hora se conocen nuevos detalles sobre el juicio contra el lÍder de la iglesia luz del mundo joaquÍn garcÍa. un juez federal del estado de jalisco ordena desbloquear las cuentas bancarias de rectitud y el religiosa. esto no quiere decir que el acusado puede manejar ese dinero. el dictamen genera fuerte polÉmica debido a que joaquÍn garcÍa enfrenta, entre otros, cargo por lavado de dinero y delitos fiscales. satcha: a nuestra sala de redacciÓn llegan imÁgenes de una realidad contrastante, mientras en ciudades como miami podemos ver largas filas de per

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alan: listo. karla: esta canciÓn es todo un fenÓmeno porque estrellas como jessica alba se pusieron a bailar en las redes sociales y hoy luÍs sandoval nos presenta los creadores desde austin, texas. carlos: y tambiÉn nos cuenta la inspiraciÓn de este tema que todos bailan. [mÚsica] >> en la sensaciÓn de algunos meses. " micro quita cumbia" ha sido bailado por famosos —— " mi troquita cumbia" fue validada por chiquis y su novio y tambien por otros famosos. en exclusiva le tenemos a la famosa tropa quita. se trata de una camioneta chevroletque protagoniza el vÍdeo original y la inspiraciÓn de la canciÓn, una digna representante de la cultura low riders texana. >> entre mÁs suelo, mÁs pegue y bien bajita para que la subas. luÍs: y el tema fue compuesto por el vocalista del grupo obsesiÓn que es una bandacon mÁs de 10 aÑos de trayectorias y que ahora son una sensaciÓn con su pegajoso tema. >> se me ocurriÓ poder hacer algo alegre y bailable y es una historia tÍpica que pasa en e

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alan: vamos a hablar de manny manuel. carlos: les tenemos mala noticias del cantante de merengue manny manuel, ha sido internado en puerto rico para aprender principalmente su problema de alcoholismo que padece desde hace un tiempo. >> si no mejora pasarÁ a recibir un tratamiento mÁs especializado en estados unidos. piden espacio para que continÚe su proceso de sanaciÓn. carlos; va a permanecer varias semanas y en Éste sitio. se podrÁ presentar ante un juez por conducir bajo los efectos del alcohol. le deseamos mucha suerte en su recuperaciÓn. francisca: estÁ en un centro donde lo van a ayudary ojalÁ que podamos verlo recuperado. carlos: es nuestro deseo. albert: estamos en las puertas de la primavera y el tiempo lo sabe.ayer en la tarde no parÁbamos de ver avisos por tornados en kansas y missouri. ya lo ves, sobre el horizonte parecÍa ese tornado. que no produjo daÑos en georgia, alabama, mississippi, arkansas y luisiana, precios de tormenta capaces de producir tiempo de granizo y tornados. ya tenemos algunas

it“s alan turing“s date of birth, in 1912, on the 23rd ofjune. the banknote also draws attention to his appalling treatment by the state for being gay. today, the bank of england's headquarters is flying the rainbow flag to celebrate diversity, but is it enough? would you like to see someone from a diverse ethnic background on the next note? i would, i definitely want to see it because we are very committed to diversity. so i would definitely hope that one of our next bank notes will obviously feature somebody from an ethnic background, because that would be very appropriate, but i do want to emphasise of course that alan turing in his own right is a very strong recognition of diversity. alan turing“s nephew hopes this will prompt wider discussions. i think alan turing would have wanted us to think about things like underrepresentation of women in science subjects, underrepresentation of black and ethnic minority kids in stem subjects at school, and why they are not being given the opportunities that they should have and why that's bad for all

alan: i think that's right. i think rather than focusing on countries, the big divergence last year and what we expect this year's so-called quality companies and growth companies. the amazon, apple, faang's obviously. it just so happens that when you come to the europe and u.k., you find a lot of these cyclical companies. yeah, we don't need to over complicate it. there will be a strong likelihood of very strong growth this year. we know that from last year, from last summer, and with the vaccine. it's time for cyclical shares to have their time in the sun. we think this rotation has legs. i think that came on in november and december. look, we will still have some exposure to quality and growth, but we are tilting the portfolio more towards cyclical stocks definitively. annmarie: quickly, you and i both know sitting in the u.k. that we have done well on the vaccine front. what is your outlook on the pound? it is starting to soften against the dollar and the euro. alan: yeah, it has come off its highs. we are p

alan: te mandamos un abrazo. te estamos esperando el prÓximo 14 de marzo que no se lo pueden perder. por cierto, estrenamos tu vÍdeo hace un ratito con toda tu familia. estÁn espectacular. te mandamos un abrazo enorme. patty: gracias. besos a todos en el estudio. mucha suerte al chef que es por parte de ustedes. alan: exactamente. me lo imagino que va a hacer muy bien. es calidad. espero verte bailar tambiÉn. alguna sorpresa por ahÍ. patty: esperemos que sÍ. alan: muy bien. muchas gracias. prÓximo 14 de marzo por univisiÓn "mira quiÉn baila". satcha: me encanta. que los tapa boca no sean obligatorios y que haya una apertura total, esa serÁ una realidad en texas a partir de la prÓxima semana tras la decisiÓn que acaba de anunciar el gobernador. esto genera mÚltiples opiniones a favor y en contra. saludamos a ricardo juez del condado del paso en texas. no estÁ de acuerdo con este cambio. juez, gracias por estar con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica". juez: gracias. satcha: sabemos que texas es el estado

alan kim and music from madison beer and now jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hello, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. we've got a lot to get to. eddie murphy and arsenio are standing by. don't get too excited, but first, the return of the mythical creature known as donald trump who was at cpac, which sounds like the antibiotic you get after being exposed to ted cruz in a hot tub. [ laughter ] but it's not. it is the conservative political action conference. where things got off to a maga-nificent start. ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh say does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free eeeeeeeeeee ♪ >> jimmy: and that was the best part of the whole thing. [ applause ] that was the highlight. the main event was fiberace himself. after weeks of hibernation, donald trump emerged from hiding. he was more than an hour late getting started. but once he got onstage, not only was the magic back, he was surprisingly diplomatic. some might even say supportive of his suc

a new film about alan mcgee who helped launch the careers of bands like primal scream and oasis. he's comin�* in for his white labels. anything you can find in this box. tvps? later! co—written by irvine welsh, produced by danny boyle and starring ewen bremner, you could be forgiven for thinking that this has something of a trainspotting feel. i have a dream! indeed, mcgee comes across as basically a more successful version of spud, someone whose kamikaze style enthusiasm for class a narcotics leads him not into a gutter in edinburgh, but to a swanky poolside terrace in la. now you've had one of the biggest bands in the world, where does it go from here? played in his younger years by leo flanagan, and by bremner as an oddly childlike adult, mcgee's biggest breaks seem to be down to chaotic fate. with his unswerving belief that each new signing will be bigger than u2, he somehow stumbles into a position of immense cultural importance, helping to define the era of britpop and gaining access to the corridors of power under tony blair's new labour tony blair's new labour where e

you're alan mcgee? as i live and breathe! hello there. today has brought the chance for most of us to see at least a little bit of spring sunshine, but amounts of cloud have varied, barely a cloud in the sky for this weather watcher in county armagh, but a very different sky overhead in cornwall. it was pretty cloudy here at times, but as you can see from our earlier satellite image, even the cloudier parts of south—west england and northern scotland brightened up a little bit. where we have had those sunny skies through the day and we will keep clear skies through the night, well, that is where temperatures are going to drop. the clearest skies likely across parts of eastern and south—eastern scotland and into northern england, parts of the midlands and wales could see one or two mist patches and temperatures getting very close to freezing, even a degree or so below freezing in one or two places. but where it stays cloudier, most likely towards the south—east and the north—west of the uk, it is not going to be quite as cold. but

you're alan mcgee? as i live and breathe! hello there. it's been a quiet, cooler weather sort of day. high pressure in charge. that will still be the case as we head into the early part of a new week. more cloud coming around the top of the high pressure into northern ireland, northern scotland and north—west england. elsewhere, variable cloud, and in wales, the midlands, north—east england, temperatures will not be far away from freezing by the morning. will not be far away western scotland. some mist and fog patches as well. will not be far away quite cloudy for northern ireland, western scotland and north—west england, some rain and drizzle here, otherwise it we be dry with sunshine from time to time with the best of the temperatures 13, 1a through the midlands, south—east england, east anglia and the north—east of scotland. moving on tuesday, the breeze tends to pick up a bit. bringing in a lot of cloud, the best of the sunshine in the east, further west some light rain and drizzle, then some rain coming into northern irelan

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of all the people in the president's former orbit, how important could alan weisselberg be? >> he's important for the president's business and deals he's done and where everything is and a person that's loyal to the family, that he has worked not just for donald trump but also for donald trump's father fred. prosecutors have not alleged any wrongdoing by weisselberg but they are narrowing in on him and what he did and things related to his two sons, one of whom helps manage one of the trump properties that the city owns in new york, one of whom worked or works for one of trump's former lenders and they have not, again, alleged there is any wrongdoing there but they have asked questions and it does suggest that they are narrowing in on alan weisselberg if they can find evidence of wrongdoing by him, they would pressure to cooperate. if alan weisselberg were to cooperate, big if, nobody is accusing him or anything, if anything were to change, that would be a serious problem for president trump because alan weisselberg again is so read in on so many aspects of his life and his

first to alan in new york, democrats like. caller: thank you very much. i have a few points about this. depending on how much time we have, we can go into a few of them. this rule about culture -- about cloture has changed the rule about how many are needed to pass and has changed our democracy -- to pass something and has changed our democracy. the shelby county decision talked about ending section five of the voting rights act because supposedly the dignity of the southern states was offended. what does that say about the dignity of the northern states who even when you have a 50-50 vote have to get 20 to 40 million more people on their side to get 60% cloture? you are talking about democrats having to get something like 50 million people on their side to have their way which is totally nondemocratic. the 16th amendment which created the income tax skipped over proportional taxation of the states by population and let the federal government reach out and attacks individuals based on their income. if that is the case, i don't see why that doesn't establi

i can remember gbh, the terrific alan bleasdale drama in the 80s - alan bleasdale drama in the 80s about corruption in an unnamed northern city that seemed to be based on liverpool. it feels like it is a time warp, with liverpool at war with the government and the scenes of militant tendency being thrown out of labour and this sense of crisis in the city. i read for the past five years, auditors have refused to sign off the accounts for the city, because they have been subject of a police inquiry for alleged irregularities. this has only happened three times in the last century. northampton, rotherham and tower hamments. —— tower hamlets. if independent executives come in to run the city that would be a massive story and would cause ructions in the city which has not been a fan of tories. remember the huge row when borisjohnson insulted the city and had to apologise to them. ., ., ., , the city and had to apologise to them. ., ., . , ~' �* them. extraordinary, i think i'm riaht them. extraordinary, i think i'm ri . ht in them. extraordinary, i think i'm right in saying. _ them. ext

to have a full breakdown of the opening arguments, what they really mean, where is this headed with alan dershowitz? plus, covid's true origin, the debate has now taken center stage and we speak to an insider who says china and the w.h.o., shocker, or hiding information. also the debate over a satanic shoe? is something wrong with my prompter? is that real? and mayor pete is already out of gas. how sad. raymond arroyo has it all in seen and unseen. but first, when medicine becomes megalomania, that's the focus of tonight's angle. americans are traveling again, angry parents are pressuring schools to open for in person learning. restaurants, other businesses, they are slowly but surely in those blue states beginning to reemerge. we see that the damage that has been caused by covid israel but too by the lockdown that did enormous harm to american families. we are kind of tired -- aren't you tired of being pessimistic? and we are finding our own reasons for optimism. states like florida, texas, tennessee, and so many free states are thriving. people there look happy. and look at new york an

can you hear us, alan? >> huh >> can you hear us >> yeah, uh-huh. >> hi, alan. how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? >> great can you tell us about what it felt like when you were making that acceptance speech, what that was like for you? >> hmm >> i know. >> overwhelmed. >> you were pinching your cheeks because you wanted to make sure it wasn't a dream. what did your friends say when they found out you won that award? >> well, they just said, congratulations. yay. >> yay alan, we were all saying that. what do you like about acting, being in movies? >> mostly everything >> yeah. >> well, we think you're really awesome, alan. we cannot wait to see you in movies soon, okay? >> okay. >> we love you congratulations. >>> good morning, it's 8:56. i'm marcus washington. today a big day for businesses in two bay area counties. alameda and solano are moving into the less restricted red here, along with santa cruz county. here's an updated look at the bay area map, only two counties in restrictive purple, contra costa and sonoma. gyms can open 10% capacity and restaurants indoor dini

alan dershowitz is here on the circus surrounding the george floyd murder trial. and nancy pelosi named some illegal immigrants the heirs-of our founders and politicians fall into zoom doom. have a special friday's follies guest star playing my role. year of the bully is where we start tonight. in an effort to score political points. woke politicians and some in the media are doing what they do best. capitalizing on tragedy. the shootings in atlanta by a gunman that killed 6 asian women and 2 caucasians. the department chief said it's too early to determine if the shooter targeted his victims and says it was not racially motivated. some are rushing to judgment. >> it looked like a hate crime. targeted asian spas. >> the political leaders have demonized china. >> is this is a challenge set up by the previous administration. >> the shooter claims he committed these murders to remove the focus of his sexual addiction. but pelosi and company decided it was a hate crime and donald trump branding covid the china virus inspired this tragedy. cue the tv chorus. >> donald

joining me now is alan dershowitz, law professor and host of the podcast, fbi director. alan, reuters reporting that federal prosecutors handling january 6th cases have acknowledge that evidence they have offered on the report turned out to be a lot less than they initially claimed. where are all the civil libertarians out there tonight other than yourself? >> every civil libertarian and every liberal ought to join you in condemning for security state. that is a danger to all of us. we remember when they used the term sedition against people on the left during the weatherman period of the 1970s and liberals and several libertarians up in arms. now they are using this addition to describe a riots but not something that was part of a seditious conspiracy. fisa needs to be overhauled completely. you cannot allow americans to be subject to 24/7 surveillance based on ex parte communications from agents who then acknowledge that they didn't tell the truth, the whole truth, nothing but the truth. liberal conservatives have to work together to challenge the security state which

alan: i think we have no choice. we have two issues here, the anti-competitive position of these companies -- not necessarily twitter, but the key players we have been talking about. whether or not they have too much control in terms of business and the exchange of information. don't think there's any question about it. i've always said google is a utility. i don't think any of us could do without it. we are talking right now on camera, and if we want to enter a question we quickly go to google. it is the nature of it. it is part of our life. it is the same thing as facebook in terms of the various companies it owns. but there's the economics, and the other is information and thoughts. kailey: and all that information side of it, how much can regulation really do? is it just going to force the companies to self police? how does regulation change anything when the monster arguably has grown so big at this point? alan: i feel like a broken record. i've been saying this for two years. these investigations had to happen.

to give us the 360 view on this issue is immigration attorney and democratic strategist alan or and ed martin president of foolish and host of a great podcast and i was into 1st every chance i get thank you for joining me gentleman great to be with you alan i'm a start with you could use obviously your wheel house poor report source to c.b.s. there are over 13000 miners being held at the border that's a lot we. do in the convention center as a talk mentioned does this look like president biden's immigration policies are working. so i don't think the question is are we doing what america's immigration policies or don't think that we are you know we're not returning children we're coming out alone to the streets and i think there is no separation between for me anyone who's not it though is considered a child so therefore the policy is moving in the right direction as we're maintaining our i mean experience. but if that is true and i want to be on this president biden is now telling migrants not to leave your town stay with your family don't come to america right now is this a result of

are the ones that should the children be kept with the family on the other side of the border that alan is that the better idea children let me look i don't know it. children who are coming to belize that are traveling to the border are being turned away under title 42 which i find to be unconstitutional and not consistent with the only people who are coming through the ports of entry right now or unaccompanied children $13000.00 of them it's not it's not true go wait a 2nd scott it's not true you can say it on our team america and you can assert it 1st of all what you said is not true you there is no requirement that people that are seeking asylum get to come into the country we can say they can go to their embassy they can go to an official and they can apply for asylum we don't have to let them in and we don't have to do catch and release and frankly you just showed the images now either my eyes are lying or you're lying because there's plenty of adults with those children and they're not separating parents you're you know they may be turning some away although i don't see much evide

a new film about alan mcgee who helped launch the careers of bands like primal scream and oasis. anything you can find in this box. tvps? later! co—written by irving welch, produced by danny boyle and starring ewan bremner, you could be forgiven for thinking that this has something of a trainspotting feel. i have a dream! indeed, mcgee comes across as basically a more successful version of spud, someone who is, style enthusiasm for class. enthusiasm for class a narcotics leads him not into a gutter in edinburgh, but to a swanky poolside terrace in la. now you have one of the biggest bands in the world, where does it go from here? played in his younger years by leo flanagan, and by bremner as an oddly childlike adult, mcgee's biggest breaks seem to be down to chaotic fate. with his unswerving belief that each new signing will be bigger than u2, he somehow stumbles into a position of immense cultural performance. helping to define the era of britpop and gaining access to the corridors of power under tony blair's new labour where everything starts to unravel. directed by nick mora

alan ge -- alan geldner there. a week is when things start to get more critical for very specific issues. lisa: that's true. i do wonder how exhaustion plays into this. the human aspect of being stranded at sea for months at a time and unable to land. did you read all of those stories earlier last year about how a lot of these mariners were unable to dock anywhere because nobody wanted to get exposed to the covid virus, and they didn't want to have to test them? they were stranded and left there. there are questions about human fallibility in light of all of this stress, and how that is playing into some of the delays we have been seeing, and what that means going forward before we end this pandemic. jonathan: maybe they should be asked to give a talk at one of those elite wall street banks, some of those tough mariners that have had a really tough time over the last year, and they can compare paychecks and talk about what life is like, and how difficult it is to be away from family all the time. lisa: how are you

i mean you know alan diana reese of developed a program which networks production lines. it can calculate how much material a machine needs or does it automatically and also organizes the correct packaging for a product a real all rounder. investors bit in the middle of the pandemic these 2 young founders set up the case systems from home and they managed to raise venture capital totaling 3000000 euros. and celebrated as soon as we got to the notary's office that year there were hitches right to the last moment will it work out or won't it. the money will go towards facing off with the sector's big players. definitely has vision to get there like google amazon so that's the vision were pitching to the team. and i'm sure it's got what it takes. the coronavirus crisis has launched an industrial rethink as more sectors discover the advantages of digitalisation startups frequently offer innovative solutions in 2020 the of the lockdown there was 6 percent more startup investment conferences like this one in which a young businessman is trying to raise capital of his online mar

plot to again breach the capital will get the latest from mike hanna shortly but 1st this report from alan fischer. there's been tight security around capitol hill since the d. the complex was attacked high fences researcher wired national guard backing up several police services know there's to be increased security after the f.b.i. and others picked up reports of another possible breach the idea is donald trump will be installed as president on march 4th the date of the inauguration is in the us until it was changed in 1933 the rumor spread on conspiracy websites and there's talk of a protest to back it up the carrot security well. the capitol is and he wants we are working with our law enforcement partners as well as the national guard to provide a robust security around the campus of course that security posture is. we have an outer perimeter as well as an outer b.c. to the new security measures announced as the senate tries to figure out what went wrong on january the 6th the latest to give evidence the head of the national guard in washington major general william walker says local o