alan: asÍ es, querida sasha. el Éxito de "cleopatra perdiÓ la pata", tiene muchos aÑos en mÉxico con mucho éxito. ahora viene en gira en estados unidos. tenemos gran parte de este elenco maravilloso, comenzando con maribel guardia! [aplausos] [hablan todos a la vez] [gritos] >> papacito este. alan: no seas ridÍculo. >> no quiero estar al lado de esa silla. maribel: aparte de que es altÍsima, se pone tacones mÁs altos. alan: son plataformas . >> son armas para defenderse en la calle. maribel. era muy chiquita en esa Época. alan: aplausos nuevamente. gracias por estar aquÍ. con quiÉn comienzo? primero con las bellezas. maribel, cecilia. llevan muchos aÑos con un Éxito rotundo en estados unidos, ahora. vamos a ver de quÉ se trata. maribel: una obra espectacular. 40 actores y bailarines en escena con una escenografÍa increÍble. una obra para reírse desde que llegas hasta que termina. la verdad es que nariz es un remedio para el alma. tener al seÑor alejandro suÁrez... [aplausos] alan: cuÁntos aÑo

alan: $30. carmen: no. [risas] alan: la prima, la prima. la madre por $30. [risas] $40. >> muy poquito. alan: $60. $60! $60! [hablan a la vez] >> $100. alan: lo haces por $100? >> no. alan: por $100. >> mÁs. [risas] lo hacemos. alan: lo hacen? [risas] marta a la 1,2,3. hemos cerrado el trato. estÁs lista? $100. suerte! vamos. [mÚsica] [sonido ambiente] [risas] [sonido ambiente] [risas] alan: levanta. modela, modela. venga por aquÍ. vuelta, vuelta! muy bien. muy bien. [risas] ya llegaron los parientes. quiÉnes son? >> mi compadre y esposo. alan: mira lo que tuvo que hacer marta. mira, mira. [risas] mira la cara de los compadres. hasta se puso los lentes de la vergüza [risas] quÉ tal? la mujer bien? cumpliÓ marta con la super mujer. [gritos] en este momento va a recibir 20, 40. el esposo estÁ metido y el compadre como si fuera para el compadre la lana. [risas] 60, 80, 100. la pequeÑa estÁ emocionada. [gritos] [sonido ambiente] bravo! a tu marido lo dejamos con los $100. tÚ te quedas conmigo. [risas] seguramente, sabes que eres heroÍna de una famil

alan: claro. todo el mundo le ha escrito las redes sociales de por quÉ no la ponÍa en redes sociales. [hablan a la vez] francisca: el dasa es del pueblo. la gente se siente ofendida porque no habÍa mostrado a la nena. alan: puede pasar igual que a la chiquis. uno piensa que es porque tienen vendida la nota, pero no. a mÍ, me ha pasado. nos encantaría que nos ayudaras con la ropa. rocía y talla cualquier mancha. lava la ropa muy sucia por separado. nuevo tide pods con tecnología mejorada 4 en 1 logra una limpieza infalible en un paso. aww, sí lavaste! tiene que ser tide. cgel de cejas de largaes duración unbelieva-brow, de l'oréal paris. se mantiene fijo. resistente al sudor. a prueba de agua. es increíble. gel de cejas de larga duración unbelieva-brow. l'oréal paris. señoras y señores, ¡ciabattaaaaaa!!!!! (alegría animada) ♪ ♪ ♪ [música] (mujer) este es juanjo, en su apartamento, al que muchos llaman "hotel juanjo". esta es su hermana... sus primos... su mejor amigo... y es

he knew where alan was. in mid 1944 marshall knew that mark clark's for the army was about to break out in alan indistinct units would see serious action. may 29, 1934 george and catherine were having a breakfast at home early in the morning and they were reading a letter and alan had written it several weeks before. in which he said, my luck is held at the casino. he spent a lot of time there. i'm going to be home for christmas of 1944. that was his letter. that evening, this is what catherine wrote. she said she had a dream and she could see alan as a toddler at the head of a long stairway in the house crying, calling come get me. the next morning. may 30, 1944 marshall arrived at the paragon and handed a message. saying the day before, the day catherine had her dream that alan had been killed while leaving his tank on the road to rome. he stood up out of his turk to take prisoners ahead in the german through a grenade from the side and exploded his head and neck and killed him instantly. the marshall emer

alan: muchos. mayte: son casi 800 pÁginas de mensajes entre ellos donde se le falta el respeto a la mujer, mensajes homofÓbicos mencionando a ricky martin y esa es la reacciÓn.. alan: eso es impresentable. >> es impresentable porque un lÍder político como ricardo rosellÓ no puede hacer ese tipo de comentarios qu quiera forma Íntima, tampoco priva. creo que cada vez mÁs twitter es una plataforma que demuestra que no solamente los polÍticos, tambiÉn todas las personas que hacen parte... alan: le quiero preguntar a regina. realmente somos figuras pÚblicas, entretenimiento Él es una figura pÚblica y polÍtica. si tÚ cometes un error de esta magnitud en tu redes sociales. regina: tienes que pagar y es cierto. ahÍ entra los dos lados de la moneda que aunque Él estÁ mal lo que está diciendo estÁ el lado de las privacidad ¿pero esos mensajes de texto? mayte: lo aclaro porque no la misma informaciÓn, es una conversaciÓn que nunca debió haber salido a la luz. alan: estÁ diciendo que e

alan: sigo cansado. karla: recupÉrate, mi alan! francisca: vamos a cambiar de tema, estamos felices por alan y muy orgulloso de guillermo del toro, este 6 de agosto recibirÁ su estrella en el paseo de la fama de hollywood de los Ángeles. fue seleccionado desde el 2017 para tener su estrella. asÍ que felicidades. nos llena de mucho orgulloso. alan:hay muchos hispanos y latinos. maity: creo que se tardaron mucho para dÁrsela a guillermo del toro. karla: a seguir soÑando latinos! alan: vopor mi estlla con el baile. raÚl: lo que mÁs me gusta de guillermo del toro es que no comprÓ al jurado, como los que concursan aquÍ. estamos con " voz de mando" cumpliendo 10 aÑos de carrera, bienvenidos a "despierta amÉrica". >> se dice fÁcil pero con mucho cariÑo y dedicaciÓn. raÚl: primera vez que graba con mariachi y deciden salirse del gÉnero. >>yo creo e el mariachi es el padre de todos los gÉneros con muo respeto, claro. raÚl:llevan varias semanas siendo el nÚmero 1, y número 2. >> gracias a toda la gente que lo ha visto. lo

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alan: es que alan despertÓ un poco con tortÍcolis. pero no pasa nada porque si en los espectÁculos en "despierta amÉrica". una actriz aceptÓ un retoque revivirÁ las tradiciones mexicanas. >> lourdes munguÍa tiene un nuevo proyecto en puerta, interpretar en teatro un personaje tan y cÓnico como la llorona. >> la leyenda de la llorona nos pertenece y es patrimonio de los mexicanos. es una historia de terror y de suspenso en donde contamos varias historias y tambiÉn ahora buscamos estar en el zÓcalo porque la verdad que si lo mereciÓ la llorona porque es nuestro. la gente se espanta riquÍsimoesperamos que nos acompaÑen porque la aventura comienza aquÍ pero seguiremos por toda la repÚblica mexicana la actriz no descarta llevar la puesta en escena a la uniÓn americana. >> los mexicanos jugamos mucho con laca laca y podemos tener una playera con la katrina y nos divertimos. >> ademÁs lourdes munguÍa no descuida su faceta como cantante. >> grabe un sencillo con un tema que se llama lo que pasÓ, pasÓ. el vÍdeo lo hicimos en

alan: por supuesto. damos la bienvenida y enlazamos hasta california para darle la bienvenida a doÑa rosa, la mami de jenny rivera y rosie rivera, hermana de jenny que estÁn desde la boutique de jenny rivera donde la diva de la banda estarÍa cumpliendo 50 aÑos. >> muy buenos dÍas. estoy muy contenta de estar aquÍ con ustedes. alan: gracias por acompaÑarnos en medios de esta controversia que estaba muy difÍcil para todos. es sumamente importante comentar el regalo que en lugar de dar lugar a nuestra jenny rivera, jenny rivera nos trae un regalo nosotros donde hoy cumplirÍa 50 aÑos. >> tÍpico de ella de dejarnos algo, sobre todo una canciÓn, que es uno de los regalos mÁs maravillosos que ella nos pudo dar un 2 de julio, y ahora nosotros le entregamos a sus fanÁticos. gracias a mi hermano juan que encontrÓ esta mÚsica. karla: ella siempre fue alegre y traviesa. les dejo como pistas para que ustedes dieran con este superÓ regalo. cómo fue esto. >> exacto. era un rompecabezas. y la escritura

alan: quÉ pasÓ mi jesÚs? jesus: preparÁndote aquÍ una bandeja paisa en honor a nuestros colombianos. francisca: yo aquÍ tengo mi sÁnguche de aguacate. alan: esta maÑana revivimos a maity y a sebastiÁn que llegan a revelar por quÉ eÁn dispuestos a intercambiar parejas. francisca: y esto que tengo para ustedes es una noticia buenÍsima porque alejandra espinosa formarÁ parte de la nueva versiÓn de rubÍ. bravo! ellas serÁ el antagonista de la historia. el personaje se llama sonia. me van a dejar terminar, por favor? se va a llamar sonia y serÍa la tercera en discordia. el protagÓnico perea interpretado por camila sodi. se dice que alejandra quise interpretar este papel pero ella va a estar en medio de este amor. dicen que se someterÁ a un cambio radical en donde casi no la vamos a conocer alan: la antagÓnica es la mala, no? francisca: eso fue lo que Él dijo. ana: es el papel que hizo marlene favela. >> lo que siempre habÍa querido alejandra espinosa asÍ que felicitaciones. alan: otro que tambi

alan: no voy a renunciar. el gobernador de puerto rico se niega a dejar el cargo tras la divulgaciÓn de un chat. karla: frida sofÍa triunfa en su debut como cantante en el balÓn de oro. estuvimos con ella antes, durante y despuÉs y que traemos todo lo que viviÓhasta el emocionante y sorpresivo reencuentro con su padre. alan: josÉ manuel figueroa y su hermano juliÁn se unen para conmemorar los cuatro aÑos de la partida de joan sebastiÁn en "despierta amÉrica" que comienza ahora. >> las puertas se abrieron y que bienvenido a su casa [mÚsica] alan: muy buenos dÍas hoy es el lunes. [risas] karla: aquÍ estÁ nuestra carolina sarassa y raÚl gonzÁlez. raÚl: le mandamos un saludo para carlos calderÓn que se sigue recuperando. karla: y tambiÉn he mandamos su salud a nuestra satcha pretto. comenzamos con mucha informaciÓn. carolina: estamos hablando de que hay mucha incertidumbre para miles de familias indocumentadas en el paÍs y por la amenaza de ya habÍan comenzado pero no tuviermagnitud que se es

alan: casi de la tercera edad. la conoces? karla: claro. alan: muy buenos dÍas. gracias por amanecer con nosotros . es muy buena canciÓn para la fiesta. [hablan a la vez] [risas] karla: imagina con piÑa colada. [risas] >> quÉ les parece si abordamos un tema sumamente importante?tambiÉn un tema muy delicado. obviamente, nos gustarÍa poder hablar de otra situaciÓn. la realidad es esta. esta maÑana se difunde un informe de la cadena sobre presuntos abusos de la patrulla fronteriza en arizona. las denuncias incluyen maltratos y abusos sexuales contra niÑos inmigrantes. ahora, esto ocurriÓ en una estación. en total se menciona 30 incidentes reportados por funcionarios del servicio. univisiÓn ha recibido decenas de cartas escritas de mores de edad en la que ellomismos escriben las deplorables condiciones que viven en estos lugares donde los tienen detenidos. como les hemos informado en "despierta Érica" la patrulla fronteriza dice que trata con dignidad y respeto a todos los detenidos. sin embargo, dice que estÁn investigando estas nuevas acusaciones. no s

alan turing died in 195a. his homosexuality meant that during his lifetime he didn't get the public recognition he deserved for his extraordinary contribution to science. dan johnson has extraordinary contribution to science. danjohnson has this report. he was a man of numbers who became a code breaking genius, but for so long alan turing himself remained a hidden figure. his secret, being gay in an age when that was illegal. it brought controversy, and him ending his own life at a1. here at bletchley park he broke the nazis' enigma code. his machine helped shorten the second world war and saved countless lives. daly scientist that will feature on the £50 note is alan turing. applause so from 2021 his image will go on oui’ so from 2021 his image will go on our newest banknote, marking the full range of his contribution. he's the father of modern computing, the father of artificial intelligence, virtually everything we use today in day—to—day lives is derived from alan turing's genius. i'm just a mathema

alan: veo a los dos equipos muy bien. mÉxico yendo de mÁs a menos pero serÁ un gran juego. >> sobre este tema y la espectativa de copa oro hablÓ hÉctor moreno que recien cumpliÓ 1 rtidos con la selecciÓn. >> con mucha ilusiÓn. ha sido complicado llegar aquÍ y hemos tenido dos rivales muy difÍciles con los estilos diferentes. yo creo que lo mÁs importante es poder llegar a la final. siempre estados unidos es un plus y es algo mÁs que un partido para el entorno porque es la obtenciÓn de la copa hice lo que significa la magnitud del partido por toda la gente que lleva y ese tipo cosas. yo creo que es algo muy lindo poder regalarle la linda experiencia. >> el sol estarÁ lleno. >> es impresionante lo que se vivirÁ el prÓximo domingo. el partido le pueden ver por univisiÓn. alan: dijimos que eran de hasta $ 700 la reventa. ya no hay mÁs boletos. >> sobre todo luego de que se pudo dar a conocer de que mÉxico estaba en la final se dijo que se agotaron. el equipo de estados unidos estÁen una final de copa oro y

alan: estamos en todas las redes sociales. mantente informado de diversos segmentos favoritos en despiertaamerica.com, univisiÓn now y nuestra pÁgina de youtube. raÚl: es necesario hacer un comentario con respecto a la noticia porque esto de las drogas estÁ llegando a niveles impresionantes. yo nacÍ padre, yo soy tÍo y me preocupo por el futuro de mis sobrinos. ana: es importante que esto que podamos combatir entre todos, sean padres, tÍos, familiares, compaÑeros y las imÁgenes son de pelÍcula. raÚl: hay que hablar del tema siempre sin pena ninguna. cambia de tema porque rÍo remopreparo un tema al estilo de gÉnero de banda. >> rÍo romano conoce los lÍmites cuando de mÚsica se trata porque ahora inyectan a su romanticismo el ritmo de banda en busca de llegar a otros pÚblicos. >> quisimos que la canciÓn tuviera un crecimiento y nos encanta la banda. raÚl sobre todo puede cantar lo que quiera. que tenemos mucho respeto al gÉnero e hicimos la colaboraciÓn con los compadres del adictiva. >> hoy se estrena el vi

alan: that is a big question. as many people know, the yield curve is inverted so what does that mean? it means very low probability the yield curve is wrong and nothing is going to happen. most likely the fed will ease and ease for two reasons. your scenario, going to zero, recession. the new york fed probability derives from the yield curve, 30% on the high side. or back when i was last a bond manager in 1995, i remember the classic midcycle rate cut. rates are is right, coming down but it is a midcycle rate cut. by us would be toward that. why? talks about ite being a long cycle, it has been a weak economic cycle. it would be strange for the u.s. in good shapeer to slide into a recession but it is a risk. it is midcycle and bonds do pretty well, equities were euphoric in 1995, i can remember that and beyond or you were looking -- are looking at a darker scenario. nejra: from what you are saying, you think it is right for bond managers to keep piling into treasuries at the moment, but what trade should be the do

alan: ensÉÑame a bailar! atoch satcha: increÍble. alan: y levantaba la patita, baila mejor que varios. >> yo me apunto. karla: ¿quÉ nos espera la madre naturaleza, albert? albert: temperaturas en 105°, pacienci paciencia, porque hoy harÁ calor y maÑana temperaturas altas en todo el sur de estados en unidos, hidrataciÓn, imÁgenes de cortesÍa en este caso, vemos el cielo con algunas nubes altas, los primeros rayos de sol y vayan preparÁndose residentes de dallas porque el calor apretarÁ, hidrataciÓn lo principal, beber mucha agua, si salimos a la calle la protecciÓn tanto el bloqueador y lentes y evitar actividades ame indiada, cocentrarlas a primera y Última hora de la jornada y sobre todo los paseos con las mascotas, mÁs de uno lo hace a primera hora, en el golfo monitoreo todo lo que nos queda de semana, un grupo de tormentas, louisiana y alabama, y me preocupa bastante, los modelos empiezan a mostrar el desarrollo para final de semana y el impacto de la zona de louisiana donde podrÍamos ver acumulados de lluvia excep

alan estarÁ ahÍ en la final de la copa oro. alan: exactamente. ya estaban vendidos los boletos antes de saber que serÍa estados unidos. satcha: la final soÑada de ana y de mucha gente. alan: hace mucho que no veo a mÉxico. ana: este domingo 7 de julio no te pierdas la gran final de la copa oro concacaf mÉxico frente a estados unidos por sexta ocasiÓn en la historia. van a definir el torneo de la regiÓn. nuestra cobertura comienza a las ocho en exclusiva por univisiÓn. alan: cuando jugÓ estados unidos y mÉxico en ese estadio mÉxico habÍa perdido. [risas] karla: vamos a hacer encuestas con propÓsito. raÚl: hablaban de que hay $25,000 involucrados en esta apuesta. karla: lo bueno es que el dinero va para organizaciones que lo necesitan. francisca: ante vamos con lorena y con el chef que nos estÁn preparando cosas muy especiales. adelante. [risas] lourdes: asÍ es. no se pongan celosos. estamos en la playa celebrando el 4 de julio.hoy estamos con una cocina que es pizza a la parrilla. chef: exactamente. no es lo que ven siempre. al aire

alan: bien por raÚl. mis respetos para el pÚblico que ha estado viendo a travÉs de univisiÓn, por supuesto, la audiencia y la gente que ha ido al estadio tambiÉn es increÍble. >> siempre se la recibe muy bien aquÍ en estados unidos, importante considerar lo que dice raÚl de la parte fÍsica. antes de enfrentar a jamaica en la semifinal, el equipo busca su apariciÓn en el partido recibo del torneo. y el tÉcnico estadounidense hablÓ antes del partido. >> [habla en inglÉs] >> ahÍ estÁn las palabras del tÉcnico. los invitamos a que disfrute con nosotros y nos acompaÑe , jamaica y estados unidos se enfrentarÁn por otro boleto a la gran final de la copa oro. comenzamos en exclusiva por univisiÓn. alan:el viernes desde chicago previo a la gran final! gracias! vamos con los que cumplen aÑos! ana: comenzamos con jorge mesÍas de 5 aÑos. karla: tambiÉn estÁ nicolás de 27 aÑos. alan:jazmÍn y rubí cumplen 26 aÑos. albert: brisa orozco cumple 13 aÑos. francisca: miren que linda liliana andre

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the scientist that will feature on the £50 note is alan turing. from 2021, his image will go on our newest banknote. marking the full range of his contributions. he's the father of modern computing, he's the father of modern computing, he's the father of modern computing, he's the father of artificial intelligence, virtually everything we use today, oui’ virtually everything we use today, our day—to—day lives, is derived from his genius. just a mathematician. you've got more secrets in the best of them. the imitation game told the turing —— told the story of his life.|j suppose this a great moment of validation and i hope by this we should move toward something which has recognised that a move toward something more tolerant and kind. he is idolised already in his native manchester and wider recognition has grown. now he takes his place in a currency as long “— grown. now he takes his place in a currency as long —— alongside the queen six years after she officially pardoned him. temperament, enigma, andi pardoned him. temperament,

remember back in 2008, alan dershowitz chose alexander -- alan dershowitz told alexandra acosta, told journalists, he going to make mincemeat of these women. >> laura: what does that mean? >> there is no truth to that at all. i met with acosta only once with a group of lawyers. we probably had 50 lawyers. it will confirm i never said anything like that. what we did say is there's no credible evidence that epstein at that time had transported any underaged women in interstate commerce. that was required. by the way, virginia roberts was not underage. her own lawyer and she have all admitted now she didn't start working for epstein until she was 17 years old, and that she doesn't even claim that she had sex with numerous people she claims she had sex with former american congressman until she was well, well overage. so she's lied just about everything. and, of course, it's the job of the defense attorney to -- >> laura: yeah, you're arguing the case. >> the case is based on the credible evidence. >> laura: alan, i can't believe i don't know the answer to this question but i don't. do yo

laura: alan bean's family. of course, it was not just the astronauts who made history from the moon landing. thousands of people played their part, including four african-american womseki maths helped get the u.s. into space. their story is told in the book wa"hidden figures," whicmade into an oscar-nominated film. i spoke with the author, margot lee shetterly, earlier. thanks for being with us. why was the work of dorothy vaughan and her colleagues so crucial in getting americans hito space? margot: one of thes we don't realize today from our vantage point is that the computer for most of human history was a job title. it was the name of somebody who did computing. for most of the 20th century that person was female. just as we rely on our electronic computers to do the analysis to aid us in virtually everything we do tay, these women were the computers during the early days of aeronautics. any kind of research and delopment on that scale requires a lot of math, and the women who did the math. laura: but this

we see what happened today we think it's a great on earth but just remind us of the suffering that alan turing endured at the hands of the british state i mean we're talking about being what chemically castrated just because he was gay. that's right he was given the option of imprisonment or chemical castration and he was so keen to continue his groundbreaking scientific work that he opted for over to the option of chemical castration he was one of over 100000 men in the u.k. who were convicted of it's consenting adults same sex relations he was convicted of the same offense that sent oscar wilde to prison in 8095 so i asked a while and alan turing to truly great great story because both suffered a similar fate as did 100000 other men and you know these men into your imprisonment in most cases sometimes several years in prison with resulted in them being humiliated or even beaten up quite guard and other inmates prison when they came out of prison they lost their job their marriage to them many of them had mental breakdowns some committed suicide and that's why we are thank government t

had a poll to determine the public vote on who the great this person is overprinted thank you and alan turing really both are overwhelmingly by the british people as the greatest in the 3rd thing 3 beating all partners in all fields so i think there was no recognition obviously in north africans which as your introduction rubra mind us will continue for decades and centuries to come you know he is ideas he's mathematical genius he's computing theories are the basis of the whole of modern society you know i'm talking to you now thanks to a computer you know space exploration medical technologies the internet email you name it it all boils down to the 99 date i'm going to ring lay decades ago period me understand this then if he came out number one in a public poll question you know who was the the most important citizen i mean if the if the people of the u.k. hold him in such high esteem that how do you explain the fact that the government cannot agree to pay compensation or to address in some form reparations to those 100000 victims. but of course the british government has always trea

virginia then sued alan dershowitz for defamation. she accuses him of making false and malicious statements against her, including claiming that she is a certified complete, total liar and that she made up the accusations in order to obtain money from a wealthy businessman. and the lawsuit using his former name robert repeat to the core accusations against dershowitz, saying "during the time. that she was being traffic, she was forced to have with alan dershowitz. she was forced to have acts with dershowitz in, among other locations, epstein mansion in new york city." the suit was filed in the southern district of new york. she says it was designed more for the media and the court. they have filed an opposition to dismiss that accusation. >> laura: here now to bruce fonda's harvard law professor and offer of the introduction to the unpublished mueller report. good to see you tonight. why not fight this out in court in an effort to clear your name? >> well, i am going to. i have to do two things. i have to defend the first amendment ri

-- alan: no. one of the reasons is when you increase the deficit, if it is prolonged, it will end up as inflation. , people becames very irresponsible. what would happen? you would get inflation. people would be discarding money , none of which affects prices. the more i hear about what is going on at the moment -- i say what is going on. vonnie: alan greenspan speaking with david westin. let's check for european stocks have settled. the ftse 100 down .7%. the main drag on the ftse 100 -- a poor outlook for metals and mining. standard chartered also down. the dax managed to hold on to some gains. auto parts having another good day in germany. for german data would have weighed on the dax performance. 2.2% -- .22%s down at the close as well. euro weaker on pound strength today. the robert mueller hearing is still underway on capitol hill. headlines out of it in the last few hours -- robert mueller would not get into whether get interviewed christopher steele when lawmakers were asking about the ste

anna: ceo of unit lever, alan jope. he's excited about emerging markets, and no doubt excited about the warm weather we are going to endure, sorry, enjoy, here in westminster. and recording has more. interesting to -- annmarie ho rden has more. interesting to hear about the weather. today, a contrast. annmarie: ironic, since today might be the hottest on record. 100 degrees fahrenheit, for american viewers watching, possibly in the u.k. that weighed on sales, the rainy sprinh. -- spring. he joined a chorus of european companies blaming sales on bad weather. he is seven months into his tenure at unit lever, so it -- he'sver, so you can see very bullish on emerging markets. given that you are, manus called you the duchess of brexit. i spoke to him about brexit. they said they were stockpiling things like deodorant and ice cream, going into the summer. now that the new brexit deadline is our tober 31st, probably -- october 31, probably stockpiling less ice cream, more deodorant. matt: i am happy they are bringing back the

alan poser as a commentator for the daily developed. he believes everyone has lost the trust of the educated leaks but he is far from finished. and floral accomplice is an analyst for the turkish politics for the berlin based think tank german council on foreign relations she thinks quote the result of the local elections in south pole. and other metropolitan cities indicate a shift in political conditions enter. thanks all of you for being here thanks to our viewers from wherever you are as well. lower if we could start with yo. what's happening in turkey and what are the voters in istanbul saying right now. well i think what we've seen in the men's final actions not just at the stumble but also already in march is that -- the akp is losing its grip -- especially in the big cities -- in tacky -- the cities that you're always they have like large what's her relation -- the the economic -- centers of of tacky a man is stumble especially always he wa- you know really important for the position to win a full for the akp always seem very ho

alan turing was pardonned in 2013. but as was depicted in the 201a film the immitation game, he suffered enormously at a time when homosexuality was considered a crime. benedict cumberbatch starred as turing in that film. i spoke to him on the phone a little earlier. i really don't know. i think he would have been flattered and i think he would have gone one with his days work which was everything to him. we were as population rediscovering turing in the pivotal role he played in the early computers and particularly the enigma machine. do you think the film is contributed how he is no scene? definitely, ithink film is contributed how he is no scene? definitely, i think it film is contributed how he is no scene? definitely, ithink it bought a mental focus he scene? definitely, ithink it bought a mentalfocus he may didn't have before. the turing machine and his involvement at bletchley park. less or perhaps what he endured as a man persecuted for his sexuality so i think the combination of these three stories gave us a c

no the tragic end there of a brilliant mind it has taken a long time for britain's alan turing to receive full recognition for the services that he remembered for his country in the 2nd world war but the bank of england has now one doubts that the computer pioneer will be featured on the u.k.'s new 50 pound note he'll be the 1st l g b t q person depicted on a british bank note turing's work was vital in cracking nazi germany's secret codes as. is. the governor of the bank of england's announcement recognizes a man credited with saving millions of lives this is where on ensuring did his most famous work bletchley park in the english countryside was britain's code cracking pope in the fight against the nazis during his computer solve the riddles of germany's seemingly unsolvable enigma machine shortening the war some say by at least 2 years and the effects of his pioneering approaches continue to be felt many decades liked his work prefigured the neural networks that are used today and applications such as cancer diagnosis self driving cars and other applications and will be used in yet und

the scientist that will feature on the £50 note is alan turing. applause out of nearly 1,000 scientists suggested by the public, today a glimpse of the new £50 note — and a mathematical genius. here at bletchley park, he helped crack the enigma code used by the nazis, turing's machine instrumental in shortening the war and saving many lives. i'm just a mathemtician. you've got more secrets than the best of them. his story told in the hit film the imitation game. but alan turing made a host of other groundbreaking contributions to science, too. he is the father of modern computing, he's the father of artificial intelligence. virtually everything we use today in our day—to—day lives is derived from turing's genius. but he was also persecuted and convicted for being homosexual, taking his own life at the age of 41 but pardoned years later by the queen. due in 2021, this note is more recognition for alan turing's remarkable work. emma simpson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's nick miller. all settled to start the week but there

alan astngrmro with us on that big win on the other side of this break stay with us dow's up 17 points ♪ most of us don't know how much data we use, but we all know we're paying too much for it. enter xfinity mobile. america's best lte with the most wifi hotspots, combined for the first time. when you're near an xfinity hotspot, you're connected to wifi, saving on data. when you're not, you pay for data by the gig. use a little, pay a little. use a lot, just switch to unlimited. get $400 back when you buy the new lg g8. call, visit or click today. >>> welcome back president trump expected to meet with senior security officials this week as the administration considers easing pressure on the chinese telecom giant huawei meantime, a federal jury in texas has rejected huawei claims that a silicon valley chip start-up backed by microsoft and dell stole its trade secrets and poached its employees. joining us now, the company's co-founder and ceo of ccnex lab, alan armstrong now, you've worked directly with huawei in your opinion, does the company pose a larger national security risk to th

the scientist that will feature on the £50 note is alan turing. applause. so from 2021, his image will go on oui’ so from 2021, his image will go on our newest banknote, marking the full range of his contributions. he is the father of modern computing. he is the father of artificial intelligence. virtually everything we are today in our day—to—day lives is derived from turing's genius. i'm just a mathematician. you have more seekers than the best of them. the imitation game told the tale of during's life. he was paid by benedict cumberbatch. for him, this isa benedict cumberbatch. for him, this is a great month of validation and i hope that by this, we should move towards something enlightened. this isa towards something enlightened. this is a moment of moving toward something more tolerant and kind. he is idolised already in his native manchester, and wider recognition has gone. now he takes his place on oui’ currency has gone. now he takes his place on our currency alongside the queen, six years after she officially pardoned him. alan turing, an e

i'm sure we will be hearing from alan duncan in more detail later on. what is clear that whoever is going to become prime minister is going to have a battle of the backbenchers? yes, there has been a lot of talk about unity during this leadership contest, that whoever wins, the party should fall in line behind him. frankly, idon't party should fall in line behind him. frankly, i don't think there is much chance of that happening. we are starting to see signals that if borisjohnson does win will face a tough task to keep his own party line. backbenchers have made life very difficult for theresa may, those who are staunchly opposed to eight no—deal brexit under any circumstances, are set, i think, to make life difficult for boris johnson. sir alan duncan will be one of those, he did not mention boris johnson back nine in his resignation letter. he has made it clear that he has no fan of brexit at all, calling ita has no fan of brexit at all, calling it a dark cloud. also describing himself as being deeply upset about some of the fruitful discussions he

(applause) alan dershowitz, i ate one person but very, very old and grisley. but now that epstein is in trouble trump has changed his tune. just last week he had this to say about his old buddy. >> i wasn't a big fan of jeffrey epstein. i didn't want anything to do with him t shows you one thing, that i have good taste, okay. i was not a fan of jeffrey epstein. >> stephen: i'm not a fan, i prefer sexual predators who weren't captured. this morning-- (applause) quality. this morning nbc dug up some archival footage of trump not being a fan of epstein back in 1992. coffee joe morning's mika tells the tale. >> a tape in the nbc archives of ahmara lago party shows trump giving epstein his personal attention. the footage shot in november of 1992, before trump opened the resort of the club, shows the future president surrounded by cheerleaders for the buffalo bills and miami dolphins, capturing trump's furn-loving bachelor lifestyle. (laughter) (applause). >> stephen: i'm sorry, that clip should come with a warning. contains graphic imagery of donald trump dancing.

here to respond exclusively is alan dershowitz. alan, you've been vigorous in your defense in this case. what does david boies think he has? >> he has nothing. i have them on tape admitting this client was wrong, simply wrong and that she couldn't have been in the places where shehe claimed to have sex. each of the accusers said i didn't do it and then they met david boies and he change their mind. they committed perjury after meeting him.nd there is no coincidence. boies has about the worst record of ethical charges and ethical alleged violations of anyth prominent lawyer in american history. people have gone after him for everything. weinstein. he once paid money to a witness on a contingency fee. the better the outcome, the more money he would get. he was accused of having to close relationship with a client in giving her free legal advice. one judge in federal court in new york said even a first-year ethics student would know thatrk what boies did was essentially unethical. why is he going after me?nt i have to tell you. i have

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on board that rocket was astronaut alan bean, the 11th man to walk on the moon. his wife and daughter have been speaking to the bbc about life as an astronaut‘s family. newsreel: men were leaving the earth to land on the ocean of storms. my father is alan bean and he was the lunar module pilot on apollo 12, fourth man to walk on the moon. he was not your typical astronaut. he didn't come across as super macho, although he was super macho, but he was more introverted and artistic. alan was such a dedicated pilot, and a dedicated astronaut and really a dedicated american. our neighbourhood was very close to nasa. everyone was either an engineer, flight controller or a physician. our neighbourhood had a very focused goal. we didn't really think about it that much. ijust knew he was training to go into space. launch date was very exciting. it was a rainy day. we huddled together — my mother, my grandmother and my brother and i. he trained 7.5 years. we were just excited it was finally going to happen. we'd been waiting for so long. mission control: three, two, on

when alan first got home, he had lost a lot of weight. he was a finicky eater and eating that space food was not his thing. he didn't talk about it a lot when he came home, not because he wasn't proud or anything, but he kind ofjust wanted to be with his family, you know? when you see somebody who has been working so hard and has such a dream, we just knew how hard he'd work. and we had too, mostly my parents, you know, they made a lot of sacrifices. he really did love us to the moon and back. and, well, i think he is still up there thinking about us. shares in sports direct have fallen sharply after the company delayed the publication of its latest financial results. the firm blamed uncertainty about trading at the house of fraser is this really all about house of fraser? it is partly about it. that isa fraser? it is partly about it. that is a big part of it. don't forget when sports direct took over house of fraser last year, it was saving the business from collapse, it was a deal done very, very quickly, and now it seems that sports di

of alan duncan, that is ahead of boris johnson even form of alan duncan, that is ahead of borisjohnson even getting to number ten, this is going to be a divisive premiership. i think it is ha rd to divisive premiership. i think it is hard to see borisjohnson being someone who has a mass support any parliamentary party. there are mps who are critical of borisjohnson, who are critical of borisjohnson, who want to give him a chance to let him begin and see what he wants to do. but i think if you look at his brexit strategy, it was a strategy that make it as a strategy that means it will have a lot of opponents in the tory party because he is pushing first for a renegotiated deal but if that fails, it is no deal and i think what eve ryo ne it is no deal and i think what everyone is going to be looking for is, what exactly is he seeking to change only brexit deal? is it a new deal entirely? lots of yard brexiteers and the research group are hoping. if it is a small change, that increases the chance of a no deal which would be particularly divisive to a lot of the current cabinet ministers.

school of oriental and african studies part of the university of london and joining us from nairobi alan boswell senior analyst with the international crisis group welcome to you both alan boswell the nairobi 1st can the protesters in sudan ever get what they want. well generally protesters don't bother going out on the streets if they are completely hopeless everyone was doubting the sudanese people in december when they started this people were doubting them in april before they toppled bashir from power and then also after the crackdown on june 3rd there was more doubting that they could continue these after the violence and the internet shut down a so i think at this point everyone needs to recognize that while the military council you know does have some form of power in terms of their their guns on the street and the violence they can they can wield and the deep state the protesters also have a real form of street power and they've proven over and over again basically that they can make sudan ungovernable until their demands are also met. here in doha has the regime really gone awa

alan: la boda mÁs esperada del aÑo se convierten el escÁndalo del verano. vamos a ahondar por una hora completa sobre la boda del fin de semana. ademÁs hoy es el dÍa del quiste. ana: quÉ le dijo un pollo otro pollo? yo te apoyo.