alan: ¿quÉ les pasa? >> un poco o la pregunta obligada, el tema de eugenio derbez. >> me vale con todas sus letras, hoy se habla de esta obra, no voy hablar con gente que tergiversÓ todo lo que pasÓ porque dijo supuesto no se que, fueron a preguntar alexandra al aeropuerto con su hija junto y me parece de muy mal gusto y amigos de la prensa no se quien estaba ahÍ pero eso no se hace, estuvieron mÁs abajo que un troll, porque el troll dijo nada mÁs falta que regina salga y yo salÍ a defender, agarraron una palabra, el supuesto acoso que sufriÓ para agarrar clips y si la gente en la prensa que es responsable de pasar informaciÓn sobre un tema tan importante y que lo que todos somos parte sin seriedad, no se puede, de ese tema es todo lo que voy a decir. acabe. alan: tiene toda la razÓn. francisca: una niÑa bastante normal. tiene toda la razÓn. alan: es algo tan delicado que no puedes como periodista preguntar algo asÍ. carlos: esta cultura el clic, das el titular y ya y no leen la historia es lo

alan: cifras alarmantes. te veo con varios costales atrÁs y tambiÉn te vi salir de una estaciÓn del metro, sigue siendo esto refugio para muchos ucranianos? nuria: efectivamente, me encuentro en una de las principales estaciones de metro, mi compaÑero os lava enseÑar una estaciÓn que estÁ bastante militarizada y como tambiÉn ha dicho se ha convertido en el refugio de muchos ucranianos cuando suenan las alarmas antiaÉreas y cuando y explosiones, desde kiev en las explosiones se escuchan muy cerca, aunque tambiÉn es verdad que en los Últimos dÍas muchos de ellos han empezado a volver a sus casas porque se han acostumbrado a convivir con esta situaciÓn bÉlica. alan: cuidate mucho, desde kiev en ucrania. karla: la esposa de willy smith de romper silencio en twitter cuando hace unas horas la academia de las artes y ciencias cinematogrÁficas pÚblico no comunicado y prosigue una revisiÓn formales sobre la bofetada de will smith a chris rock en entrega oscar, mientras la academia se reÚna hoy para a

alan: ahÍ estÁ. hay que esperar esta versiÓn de los ricos tambiÉn lloran, tÚ no habÍas nacido pero la primera era una joyita. raÚl: nosotros ya querÍamos elyangelica: a esta hora fuerzas ucranianas toman el control de una localidad en kiev. pero lo que ven en estas imÁgenes es justamente lo que ha hecho un hombre en una persecuciÓn policial, el hombre ya estÁ la cÁrcel pero las autores de wisconsin acaban de divulgar las imÁgenes, el hombre rom vehÍculo de un estacionamiento y se da a la fuga, los agentes lo persiguen y por varios minutos estÁn a punto de atraparlo en una gasolinera, pero logra escapar y reanudar la carrera, finalmente se detiene en una intersecciÓn, sale del auto con los brazos en alto y se tiende sobre el pavimento. llueven las reacciones de la publicaciÓn de este vÍdeo en redes sociales, mmuestra la peligrosa maniobra efectuada por un auto tesla, en la grabaciÓn se ve como vuela literalmente varios pies y termina impactando otros vehÍculos estacionados u junto a

alan: estoy impresionado con tu playera. jessica: estoy impresionado con cÓmo te pusiste esos pantalones. [risas] karla: aquÍ estamos listos para llenar los de informaciÓn y buena energÍa. francisca: tenemos un show preparados que no se puede perder. raÚl: estamos felices porque hoy vamos a recibir en otra casa nuestro buen amigo alejandro recordando su paso por "despierta amÉrica". francisca: va a llorar. jessica: entre muchas sorpresas mÁs por supuesto que van a poder disfrutar esta maÑana con nosotros. carlos: tambiÉn tenemos todas las noticias y la informaciÓn. raÚl: de corazones rojos hoy. satcha: si porque lo que mÁs necesita el mundo es amor. esta maÑana les cuento que el planeta entero condena el ataquede fuerzas rusas a un hospital materno infantil en ucrania. a esta hora se contabilizan al menos 3 fallecidos, entre ellos una niÑa y hay docenas de heridos. hablamos de lanzar bombas a bebÉs reciÉn nacidos y mujeres embarazadas. ocurre mientras acaba de culminar sin avances la reuniÓn de alto nivel en

alan? there's no real set targets. alan? there's no real structure to any day. what's he done with that? it's a profit and loss statement, and my agenda for tonight. leave me in peace five minutes. what is that in your little blue pile there? 0h, what's that? no, that's a bank statement. alan's safe place. it is always in a safe place. you will eventually find it. it's just the process of finding it and how long it's going to take. this is people placing things in different places where they should not be. you got it? got what? you found it? not at all. tonight is the committee meeting. can they be a bit challenging? yes, extremely. depending on what is being discussed. at the moment purchasing all the fruit for the bar is pulling all the fruit for the bar is pulling on alan's shoulders and pam is getting the fruit. ifind it a little bit tiring at times but it is a different world. i have some ideas, but i do get carried away, but i think it would be nice to maybe have a face painter for the children, maybe a candy floss machine, ice lollies. i don't know what p

alan: jaime? >> sÍ, digo que sÍ porque me da tiempo de estar con ella y tener una conexiÓn con ella tan maravillosa y a ella la sacÓ donde quiera, ha estado todo el tiempo conmigo, cualquier cosa que hago baila conmigo y es una relaciÓn tan perfecta y las ventajas es que tengo tiempo de hacerlo. alan: hemos platicado muchÍsimo. >> lo he disfrutado mucho, tiene mucho sacrificio, pero el mismo tiempo es fantÁstico como paulina en florencia son mi vida y me ha permitido compartir la vida de una manera muy linda, trata de siempre darles una lesiÓn. >> los niÑos crecen asÍ, crecen con mÁs valores, mÁs entendimiento y mucha responsabilidad. >> toma las decisiones tÚ solo, no tienes que tener en contra a nadie, lo que tÚ decidiste hacer. >> pero las metidas de pata la cobran duro. >> cuando eres padre soltero estÁs rodeado de gente que estÁ en la casa, tiene mÁs amigos y cosas muy lindas y si hay que estar pendientes para tratar de balancear eso que la mejor manera. >> tambiÉn uno poner

alan: estÁ bonito el vestido. >> gracias. alan: de mi boutique. [risas] carlos: quÉdate, nos vas a acompaÑar durante todo el programa. francisca: siÉntate, ana. satcha: se me va a pegar algo de lo bonito. ya voy a conversar contigo en instantes. los gobiernos de ucrania y rusia retoman las negociaciones de paz, mientras el kremlin aumentan los ataques y fuerte bombardeos que destruyen edificios residenciales, dejando heridos, y obligando a decenas de personas a abandonar sus hogares. a esta hora estamos atentos de una situaciÓn de rehenes en un hospital, mientras aumentarÁ cinco el nÚmero de periodistas que fallecen en este conflicto que ya entra en su dÍa 21. nos vamos hasta leÓpolis con nuria garrido, quien tiene los nuevos detalles. nuria: desde levyt, se han reanudado estas negociaciones entre rusia y ucrania, por primera vez el presidente zelenski dice que hay un poco mÁs de esperanza. se estarÍa discutiendo el estado de neutralidad de ucrania, ayer zelenski indio que es prÁcticamente imposible que ucrania forme parte de la otan, e

alan: te queremos! [mÚsica] [mÚsica] francisca: voy a ver los comentarios, volvieron a comentar ayer. alan: me volviÓ a comentar. [hablan a la vez] alan: existe b —— si usted ve a raÚl en la prÓxima pelÍcula es gracias a mÍ. karla: yo estaba de testigo y de verdad quedÓ impresionado con raÚl. lo admiraba, lo aplaudÍa, la verdad que muy bien. francisca: yo no veo tus fotos, voy directo a los comentarios, te lo juro por dios. [hablan a la vez] de ucrania a bordo de un avi satcha: amanecer en su tierra 81 mexicanos que huyen de ucrania a bordo de unaviÓn militar. entre ellas estÁnaomi cÁrdenas, estudiante de medicina con quien conversamos hace exactamente una semana cuando todavÍa se encontraba en suelo ucraniano, estÁ en budapest en donde por tener mascotas no ha podido abordar un vuelo humanitario de su naciÓn. nos acompaÑa para contar cÓmo ha sido la odisea y lo complejo que se ha convertido todo debido a sus dos gatos. muy buenos dÍas. cuÉntanos cÓmo estÁs y dÓnde estÁs? cÓ

alan: aquÍ esta. francisca: miren que corbata tan bonita por favor. alan: un poco corta. francisca: me importa. alan: hasta parezco presidente de la repÚblica. el villarreal se clasificÓ este miÉrcoles a los cuartos de final de la liga campeones por tercera vez en sÍ historia con o festival de goles por todos lados y sentencie un encuentro admisible ante la juventus. francisca: la eficiencia el chelsea a cayÓ el amago de remontada del lule en la venta los octavos de la final de la liga de campeones 1—2 en la que los ingleses consiguen avanzar en una competencia la coso continÚa esta pendiente de la decisiÓn e ligadas a su propietario. alan: por otro lado los dodgers hicieron un contrato de 162,000,000 y seis aÑos, el primera base a yo a los fraude trata conquistar su primera serie desde 95. francisca: en las grandes ligas antes eliminar las de covid regulares para todos, excepto para las personas con sÍntomas, mantiene derecho cambia los juegos y la situaciÓn de salud deteriora en cierta Área. la reina del minuto. alan: vÁmonos porque mucho mÁs. ana brenda

alan: ahÍ estÁ. estamos con los deportes, el psg estÁ sumamente enojado. >> gastando plata no llegan a la final. es al equipo de baile listo. alan: vÁmonos porque ahÍ estÁ, mÁnchester united contra atlÉtico madrid hoy y 2:00 p.m. centro, 12:00 p.m. del pacÍfico. >> partidazo. cristiano ronaldo. >> alguien se va tener que eliminar de estos equipos. >> se pone mejor. raÚl: reaparecerme para estrenar tik tok. >> hoy en parece que fue ayer el recordaremos el dÍa que nos visitÓ keanu reeves y jon lech y samuel, se formula gozadera de los aÑos 70. alan: detiene sospechoso varios tiroteos a la ciudad de nueva york y washington d.c. en contra de personas sin hogar. >> quÉdate en "despierta amÉrica". alan tiene clases de pronunciaciÓn. [mÚsica] uy, sofía se dignó a visitarnos. he estado ocupada, prima. ocupada patty. ahora es gigillonaria. ¿gigillonaria? tiene at&t fiber con velocidades hyper-gig... su internet es tan rápido que nos la pasamos viendo series en 8k, sin parar. pero verlas no

alan: ¿listos? en la segunda parte del guadalajara se salvÓ para empatar 2—2 en la casa del atlÉtico san luis, chivas evitÓ su cuarto descalabro. yisus: el ruso dueÑo del chelsea anunciÓ la venta del club, el magnate de la premier league dio a conocer que la venta fue debido al conflicto que enfrenta su paÍs contra ucrania y las ganancias serÁn para las vÍctimas. alan: mucha presiÓn. hÉctor herrera dejarÁ el atlÁntico de madrid para incorporarse al dynamo de houston el prÓximo verano firmaron contrato de tres aÑos hasta los 25, llegÓ el fÚtbol espaÑol con los colchoneros en la temporada 2019. yisus: agarrando fuerza la mls. despuÉs de ganar el campeonato bins tapen firmÓ contrato millonario con red bull valorado en $53,000,000, con esto el holandÉs permanecerÁ con la escuderÍa de la fÓrmula uno mÁs allÁ del 2023 segÚn reportes. alan: falta ver, ahora el checo pÉrez si firma con red bull. yisus: es un mercado latino mexicano, no hay muchos que manejen en fÓrmula uno. ala

alan: quieren mÁs? angÉlica vale nos cuenta lo que hizo en la pandemia es ausencia las pantallas y lo feliz que esta en "tu cara me suena". >> angÉlica vale estÁ de nuevo en la televisiÓn con el programa "tu cara me suena", eres ausencia de las pantallas a la actriz y cantante comparte cuÁl es el trabajo que la mantuvo activa. >> sigo con mi radio que me salvÓ durante esta pandemia, estar en radio fue lo mÁximo, no lo suelto porque estoy mÁs que agradecida al radio que no me haya dejado sin chamba, hablando claramente. >> aunque la carrera de mÁs de cuatro dÉcadas de angÉlica es mÁs que sÓlida y siempre estÁ vigente, ella nos revela esto. >> no te creas, a veces que me dicen ya te retiraste? y yo trabajando como una loca en estados unidos pero no me ven allÁ. >> y sobre sus planes laborales ademÁs de "tu cara me suena" nos responde. >> la verdad es que ahorita estoy tan emocionada con este show, tan emocionada, tengo varias proyectos en estados unidos pero esta me emociona sobremanera, p

alan: vamos maluma baby. grandes momentos en su gira, sÓlo verÁs como el colombiano se tira un para que deseÉ en el dubÁi. >> la historia del niÑo en quien alejandro sanz invitÓ su concierto, la dicen el niÑo prodigio de la guitarra. alan: socorrista de california arriesga subÍa para salvar un hombre y su mascota. aquÍ verÁs este dramÁtico rescate. yisÚs: quÉdate en "despierta amÉrica", el programa que escogiste como nÚmero uno. [mÚsica] yisÚs: lo seguimos. [mÚsica] raÚl: gracias por continuar con nosotros. ante el aumento de la violencia contra mujeres, castro no revela sus consejos que le da a sus hijas. jesse: guadalupe andrade estuvo con Él y y las tiene los detalles. guadalupe: ante las recientes noticias de abuso en conmemoraciÓn del dÍa internacional de la mujer, el productor josÉ alberto castro nos comparte quÉ consejo le da a sus tres hijas, fruto del amor con la actriz angÉlica rivera, para encontrar una buena pareja y no sufrir ningÚn tipo de violencia. >> normalmente le d

alan: que interesante. bien difÍcil ser actor, la vez escena se graban en desorden, tienes que cambiar de ropa. raÚl: lleva la secuencia de una cena a la otra. [hablan al tiempo] jesse: mejor hablemos de chef, no anda por acÁ estÁ de paseo por perÚ. carlos: estÁ poniendo unas redes increÍbles y estÁ comiendo, se fue a explorar el mundo culinario pero es de las primeras cocinas del mundo. aquÍ estÁ cÓmo la estÁ pasando mi querido chef. >> es de las comidas sabrosas del mundo. acompÁÑanme. una las mÁs grandes virtudes de perÚ es su gente. el gran amor que sienten por su cultura y antepasados los mantiene respetuosos para los que vinimos y orgullosos de la tierra que tienen para ofrecer. otra virtud indiscutible es su ubicaciÓn geogrÁfica, perÚ cuenta con el pacÍfico, una las zonas pesqueras mÁs abundantes de la tierra, tiene una costa desierta, una amazonia inmensa y los andes, con alguna de las montaÑas mÁs altas del mundo. cuatro regiones completamente diferentes que su gente ha sabid

alan: thanks for having me on the show. i think there's plenty of time to put capital into the miners. one thing you need to consider is analysts who cover mining stocks are very slow to increase their forecasts. for instance, the oil companies we look at are still using 65 or $70 oil price. as mark mobius said in the previous comments, palladium is up over 100%. there will not be a single analyst reflecting any of these commodity increases in their forecasts. so i think at the moment, the stocks look cheap on long-term forecasts. on stock forecasts, these look crazy cheap. what we have seen with rio tinto is they will be giving money back. there's not much, and i think that is an important here. kailey: how does that compare with other commodities related to equities? can you say the same about energy stocks? alan: absolutely, yes. we run our forecast models of $75 oil. clearly, if we start putting in $110 oil on the basis that we are looking to replace russian energy, that will not happen overnight. that will take many ye

alan: el sol y el rey. raÚl: en otra noticia quiero que sepan que estamos esperando en el programa la llegada de jorge ramos a ucrania. tienen que estar pendiente. estÁ en la frontera. esto va a suceder en "despierta amÉrica" minuto cuando suceda lo va a ver primero. ya lo sabe. alan: perfecto. vamos a cambiar de tema. vamos con calibre 50. presentÓ a tony elizondo como su nuevo vocalista. vamos con todos los detalles. >> nos encontramos en santa cruz municipio del arenal jalisco. descubrimos el nuevo rostro que formarÁ parte de la fil es de calibre 50. terminaron las especulaciones. calibre 50 tiene un nuevo vocalista. hoy lo vas a conocer. [canta] tony: mi nombre es tony elizondo. pertenezco a la agrupaciÓn calibre 50. tengo 20 aÑos. soy de monterrey, nuevo leÓn. >>la bÚsqueda de su nueva voz para esta agrupaciÓn no fue fÁcil. >> realmente tony saliÓ de eso vÍdeos. mucho talento que hay en mÉxico. no sÓlo mÉxico, tambiÉn estados unidos, guatemala, ecuador, honduras, colombia, chile. >> tr

before we meet alan. i'd like to show you this clip of the herbert hoover presidential library and museum dedication from august 10th. 1962. let's take a look. comfortable really libraries it's really records of supreme action. by the american police there are devotion. sacrifice to their ideal seven and all right, they said those who do not remember? that effect i have and then. so relive it again. the reasons are the repositories and second experience? and there ever we had not often riddled? and these records there are products many on favorable remarks. made by our political home as well as the question developing nation. and affection by our friends we may hold. the future students we're reliable on our friends. when students become sleepy. they may be awakened by the lincoln passion. of american political on human and we are hello. my name is alan hoover great-grandson of herbert hoover and i am delighted to be here with you today to discuss the reimagining of the future the herbert hoover president

francisca: miren la cara de alan. alan: me fortuna es amarte. carlos: le dan bocado fran sus caÍ se pone de buenas. vamos a mensaje nuestras afiliadas. >> 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 en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. alan: mi fortuna estarles esta noticia, hoy es la sÉptima banda, 27 aÑos de carrera con un nuevo sencillo. >> puedes hablar. [mÚsica] >> se llama junto a ti y es la no atenciÓn de la sÉptima banda con la que arrancan los festejos por 27 aÑos de carrera. [mÚsica] >> el tema es de amor, es para que el pÚblico lo haga suyo y lo dediquen y muestran asÍ lo enloquecidos que estÁn por sus parejas. >> se van a enamorar de la canciÓn, se van enamorar de la letra, vayan conociendo la canciÓn, denos la oportunidad de entrar con ustedes en su dÍa a dÍa y totalmente se van enamorar de esta canciÓn. >> la banda esta por retomar las presentaciones en vivo en territorio nacional que po

and then they were looking inward to alan's. i don't know what's going on in me, but where's the original in me is in his ask us, we're going to show light and space nature and solitude. aden's hope was a place of yearning for the artists. ah, and their legacy is still alive to this day. artists and art aficionados come to the small town. and if you're lucky you might get to watch one of the current artists at work. ah, just and i know donna is famous around these parts. the 85 year old is a graphic artist, a painter and sculpture. he worked at the sun painter and former communist east germany and came to alan's home often in his youth. in 1992 he moved here for good just like his colleagues from back in the 19th century, he's inspired by the surroundings mm. frenzied us. can you understand that people were fascinated by the atmosphere here? the war facing and fan yardi? yes. you always read that they were inspired by the atmosphere in the fall in springfield, wong o bus, missional girlish. oh, and i'm always inspired to when i

have you spoken your parents, alan?— point, let me know. have you spoken your parents, alan?_ and | your parents, alan? yes, i had. and what are they _ your parents, alan? yes, i had. and what are they saying _ your parents, alan? yes, i had. and what are they saying to _ your parents, alan? yes, i had. and what are they saying to you? - your parents, alan? yes, i had. and what are they saying to you? they l what are they saying to you? they are worried. _ what are they saying to you? they are worried, so _ what are they saying to you? they are worried, so i _ what are they saying to you? they are worried, so i need _ what are they saying to you? they are worried, so i need to - what are they saying to you? tue: are worried, so i need to be what are they saying to you? tte: are worried, so i need to be strong for them, which so far i can do. ease for them, which so far i can do. eve described how _ for them, which so far i can do. eve described how powerless the situation is. how much longer do you think you can actually stay where you are as it is? we think you can actually

>> i agree with alan. we do expect the white house to make an announcement for their plans on title 42. i've been calling for the end of this inhumane policy. this was something architect stephen miller put in place to try to shut down the border. it has basically shut down the border, a legal asylum process for people to claim asylum. we have to keep reminding people that it is legal to come to the united states to claim asylum. people have been shut out for two years. we have people waiting on the doorstep of the united states to try to come and seek help. they have been coming, even when title 42 was put into place. they have been coming, because the situation have been so dire in their home countries. coming to american where we have a process in place of asylum. so i think it's time for us to end title 42. it's inhumane. the key to it will be to be prepared. >> there are camps throughout northern mexico, close to the u.s. border. thousands of people from cuba, from nicaragua, from venezuela, from just

the white house or alan ed. what we know about these new sanctions that i think i've just been announced. just an ice in the last 20 minutes. the target 19 oligarchs and 47 family members. let me give you a couple of names nichol. i talk her have not someone you had recognized, but one of the most wealthy business men in russia. there's also alice scared irksman of that might ring a faint bell. he was the oligarch whose york, whose super yacht was seized by the german authorities on wednesday. and then there's the meter pascoe of and you're probably thinking we're 2nd. i do know that name. that is because he is the kremlin spokesman, very close ally of lied to me. a potent and someone that the american see have has gathered billions of dollars over the years in his rule standing right next to vladimir putin, though their property will be seized. i and they will also be a new task force here in the united states, which is looking for $59000000.00 from congress to fund its work. and they will track down all their

alan hoover, the third is a great grandson of herbert hoover alan grew up in sacramento, california and received a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering from uc berkeley.

right, alan fisher, their life for us in washington. thanks very much. that was going to 7 out to james bass, who is standing by for us in brussels. james, a flurry of activity today for europe and its allies to vote for to show of unity run us through it all. we had the parliament, the, the human rights council and meetings in poland and the stony yeah. lot going on in various parts of europe right now. yes. the human rights council. you just hearing the recorded message from the secretary state entity blinkin that proceedings of the human rights council. what we've already seen, the russian number of the russian department is to so get lab roth addressing it again by video, because he couldn't get that because he couldn't get through the space, couldn't get permission from the you can travel to geneva that continues for some time and in fact, the human rights council love a special session starting on thursday on ukraine and sex dribbling can refer to as in his speech that they're seeking a probe into what's going on on the ground. now ukraine has prop

well, thank you alan and like alan said, please feel free to continue to put questions in the q&a box on your screen, but we already have quite a few. so i will dive right in if you're all set. absolutely. let's go for it. okay, so someone i'm gonna go back to kind of the beginning-ish of your talk you and mentioned that there were a lot of americans who went to the soviet union in search of a better life. and someone's curious. do we know what became of those folks? did they have to come back? did they stay there? do we have any information about what happened with them? yeah. yeah, we do actually. yeah, so there were huge numbers who went over in the depths of the great depression the soviets specifically recruited people who worked in the automotive industry and the steel industry these industries. they wanted to build up really rapidly and and there were many books on this memoirs of people who went over and at first loved it were astonished mainly because like this is a country on the move. it's building rapidly. it's industrializing. there's work to be done the soviet people tha

nuestro alan estÁ en vivo desde querÉtaro para ampliar mÁs informaciÓn. raÚl: liga espaÑola, tras un protestado penal a escasos minutos del final el barcelona remontÓ en la segunda mitad para derrotar con la pizarra de 1—2. chef: un doblete del portuguÉs fÉlix permitiÓ a la tÉcnico del madrid vencer al betis 3 a 1 en un encuentro clave ante un rival directo que le permite regresar a la zona de champions de la que sale el cuadro de sevilla. raÚl: este fue el minuto deportivo pero no podemos concluir sin hablar del piloto de fÓrmula 1. checo pÉrez une fuerzas, mientras esperas el primer mexicano que conquista el podio final. chef: checo dice que es un impulso para la perfecciÓn con la popular marca mexicana de tequila y un acelerado motor de fÓrmula 1. raÚl: luis sandoval hablÓ con Él y vamos a ver quÉ fue lo que dijo. luis: ahora tambiÉn estÁs estrenando patrocinador. estÁs haciendo una nueva campaÑa con " patrÓn", quÉ significa para ti representar el tequila? checo: feliz de esta alianza con patrÓn, estarÉ representando al tequil

i think that's what we need to see the shares make substantial al strides from the levels >> alan, good morning. the tone of the bank of england was most dovish than expecting last week. this week, we are turning to the fiscal side of things with the spring statement on wednesday. clearly, authorities are worried about the cost of living crisis. what are you expecting from the fiscal side and how does that factor into your investment strategy in the uk >> what we're seeing is very significant increase with energy costs. national insurance going up in april. all of these combine to severely impact income for a lot of families a very concerning situation. what do i think could happen on wednesday? people potentially cutting back on the excise i don't know whether there is other concrete measures with the governments still sticking to the national insurance which is due to come in for april what impact does that have on the consumer what we do know is the consumers save 200 billion pounds through the pandemic lloyds bank added $65 billion to the deposits over the last two years. coming int

my apologies, we seem to have lost alan as well. it's very rare that happens to in a row will continue on ukraine. ukraine's emergency service has reported hundreds of civilian deaths from the conflicts. many structures including hospitals have also been destroyed. amongst some patients have be moved to safe areas 1st, be concerned for the safety of terminally ill children. charles traffic has morph now from val live current in east and ukraine. anastasio brought her son to this hospital in the city of zapper asia 2 weeks ago. 5 year old will all the me i was suffering eternal bleeding. and in the critical condition, he is recovering well, that has been heavy shelling in the town where they live. they call get back because the russian army advance is a jason though, of course and war it. i have 3 other children at home. there has been shell. hm. and they're hiding in the basement, newborn babies in incubators lined the corridor. doctors have moved them here to shield him if his russian army shelling to position your marks from one o

alan roper at stamford bridge. _ freezing his assets? alan roper at stamford bridge. -- _ freezing his assets? alan roper at stamford bridge. -- eleanor- freezing his assets? alan roper at i stamford bridge. -- eleanor roper. time for a look at the weather. this is the scene a lot of people have today, a lot of cloud around and some missed. it is due to a slow—moving weatherfront that is going to be dragging its heels, still with us even into the weekend, bringing further pulses of rain. but it's not like that every —— everywhere. here is our slow—moving weatherfront. this was the last few hours heading into the full cat in the next few days. you can see that front barely moves as it runs into that area of high pressure across scandinavia. then that front will begin to push back westwards as we head into the weekend. this afternoon, the heaviest and wettest weather will be across wales, north—west england, southern and eastern parts of scotland and there will be some areas in the north—west of england where amateurs only get

alan me decÍa el espaÑol. momentos que recuerdo con mucha emociÓn han sido muchÍsimos a travÉs de los aÑos, pero recuerdo perfectamente uno de ellos y fue cuando le revelÉ a un grupo de mis amigos de productores que llora fanÁtica de david bisbal, ellos le dijeron a su publicista, esa tarde me dijeron que tenÍa que ir a su hotel, yo fui sÚper emocionada, me invita a subirme a la tarima, yo salÍ hasta con tremendo beso de david bisbal. >> a los jÓvenes que sueÑan con estar algÚn dÍa en esta silla les digo que no es imposible, con mucho esfuerzo pueden alcanzar sus sueÑos. >> hay mucho que contar, hay tantas cosas bonitas, me graduÉ con ustedes en la universidad, para mÍ "despierta amÉrica" es la mejor escuela. todos acÁ, yo soy quien soy por ustedes. >> has crecido mucho. >> creo que no es algo muy comÚn que tanta gente te reciba con danta cariÑo. >> cada quien cosecha lo que siembra. siempre has sido super educada, respetuosa. >> ella esta en chicago, la queremos mucho. >> para mi lo mÁs g

seth: it is a great question, and good that you mentioned alan blinder. he's part of the reason i became a macro economist. i had him first semester, first year of graduate school. i think the answer in the short run is yes. in some sense, it is probably what they have to do. if you take a look at the fed right now, this adverse shock, even if we put aside the horrible toll, there's a clear adverse price shock to the developed economy. i can hear you. jonathan: we can still hear you. carry on. seth: your control room broken. jonathan: they just one to do chat, they were so fascinated with what you had to say. [laughter] carry on. seth: it is probably going to have an adverse effect on real growth in the united states. right now, the fed thinks it is growing faster than is sustainable, but they don't want to overdo it. knowing where that line is between doing enough to slow the economy and doing so much that you overdo it is very murky, so i think they have to go the initial step of 25 basis points. after that, it remains open. jonathan: how relevant is th

and you too can be in the stream. alan, can you give us some of the top lines coming out of the nato conference in brussels today? a so called a couple of really big meetings going ahead in belgium over the last few hours and will continue for the next few hours, as well as far as joe biden is concerned, that the big message is that the united states is ready to accept up to 100000 refugees into the united states. that will get some a pushback from, from summing in washington. his cold for the removal of russia from the g 20 says that that's the decision to be made by the g 20. but clearly he's very keen on that idea that as you said, the, the going to strengthen nieto as eastern flight, which probably means more troops to the baltic countries and also to poland. i. and then e perhaps unwittingly suggested, there's a gap in his schedule on friday. he's spending a few hours in poland. he's going to go and speak to humanitarian workers. but it seems that he may well be looking for an opportunity to meet president so lensky. a from what he said that that certainly with what he was point

now we're so excited to have alan with us this. things without any further ado. please join me in welcoming alan pietro bun. thank you for that generous introduction heather. i am dr. alan pietro bond a professor of global affairs and modern american history at trinity washington university here in dc and i want to start tonight. by giving you a number 1939 it's one of those years that stands out in history. for those who know their history, it's a year that evokes a reaction much like 1776 with the american revolution or perhaps 1989 with the fall of the berlin wall or 9/11. there are just some dates that just sear themselves into the historical memory. and 1939 holds special significance because it's the year world war two begins. hitler's armies role in the poland sparking a global war that would go on for nearly six years and result and upwards of 85 million people killed. that starts september 1st. 1939 and much much less remembered is the fact that that exact same day. the united states president franklin roosevelt extended a formal invitation for all europ

alan will discuss what lies ahead. we invite you to submit questions for him throughout the presentation by using the event's q&a feature you'll find along the edge of your screen. alan hoover iii is a great grandson of herbert hoover. he grew up in sacramento, california, and received a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering from uc, berkeley. he and his wife live in colorado. he's worked on engineering projects across the country. he also serves on boards related to the herbert hoover legacy. alan also enjoy golf, surfing, and traveling. however, of those three activities he's only skilled at traveling. before we meet, i'd like to show you of this herbert hoover library dedication from august 10th, 1962. let's take a look. those who do not remember? that effect i have and then. so relive it again. the reasons >> those who do not remember. are condemned to relive it again. these were available in march. we may hope that future students will be reliant on our friends. [ applause ] people become sleepless. mayb

alan showed us photos of the animals. the group has helped to save so far many of which have adopted she said they're currently in the process of trying to save at least 100 more. we are planning an evacuation to romania again and another one to poland. but alan says she could never do it without the assistance of her team some of which she said are risking their lives to stay in ukraine and help we spoke to one of them hiding out in kiev the assume if i know that i can do something. for the animals and i will get another achievement. then i do it and despite the challenges. they faced ellen remains determined not just to save as many animals as possible. but also the people she's come to know and love i've been doing this for four years and i'm friends with all of these people. so when this crisis started i'm not just going to stop i have to help them in pacifica tim johns abc 7 news incredible work and one of the three men convicted of hijack. a school bus and chowchilla has been recommended for parole commissioners dec

it indicates this could be a long campaign, both militarily and financially. alan fisher, i'll do it at the white house and just keeping an eye on some screens here live pictures from vienna. let's go there. this is rafael grossi, who is the head of the i, a e, a, the international atomic energy agency. this is about the strike on what is europe's largest nuclear power plant, his phone report. we had paid all night. so if anybody will figure. yeah. and the agency with me here with jennifer with his he, he, he and he had been working at all night given the circumstances d credit which i would summarize as all of i punch was that you may be particular family nation all region share and you want to tell you, is that what we are tell you is a good variety from asian values comes from you brilliant lady, labor or read it wrong. the faculty you have power where we her contacts at the moment and then do so. and as you are having phone and over for retired, i hate the belief within the once i will say that is building early i should meet is not part of their reactance. none of the yes. he li

alan, it's a wonderful to see you as the administrator of the ntia. we all wish you all of our best, because what you oversee is really the -- it's the spine of communication throughout our nation. so it's essential. it's absolutely essential. i have three questions. the first relates to what your view is of community broadband in closing the digital divide. there's been research done by new america that shows that community broadband networks have a higher quality, they're more affordable. but despite this, the emergency brake has been pulled up in 22 states, because they have, as you know, protectionist laws that prohibit community broadband. so my first question is -- and we have over 900 in the country. to the ranking member of the full committee, the pacific northwest really leads in this effort. there are 900 of them across the country. my other question is, to what degree is ntia considering wholesale and open access network requirements to encourage competition and making funding go further? and lastly, you know, building on some things that m

in more words news, the new york has oracle society it will book prizes been given to alan taylor for american republics -- new york historical society book price has been given to alan taylor for american republics. according to npd books, print book sales rose, up more than 4% for the week. sales are still down 4% for the year. book tv will continue to bring you new programs and publishing news. you can watch all of our past programs anytime at booktv.org. here is a look at books being published this week. william barr reflects on his time in the top administration in his memoir. in sandy hook, elizabeth williamson reports on the years following the 2012 school shooting as peers defend themselves against conspiracy theorists -- parents defend themselves against conspiracy theorists. richard hasan defends facts in cheap speech. monica guzman discusses how to have political conversation. and jeffrey frank looks at the 33rd president. find these title theists -- titles this coming week. here are the best-selling nonfiction books. topping the list is mountains beyond mountains, a profil

on financially. alan fisher, al jazeera, at the white house. i'll smell covers at the conflict coming up we hear from people caught up and fighting in and around ukraine's 2nd biggest city, cocaine. and the international criminal court investigates whether russia is committing crimes ah look forward to brighter skies the with sponsored my cattle at ways. hello. i think we should see some welcome spring sunshine coming into japan over the next couple of days. but it's not all good news. we have seen a fair amount of snow recently, of course, still a little bit of snow in the forecast. having said that, but for friday is largely fine and dry temperatures around 12 degrees celsius. notice that when she makes just making its way across north korea, as you go through friday in to saturday, and that will bring more snow into that western side of japan. but look at the temperature in tokyo. 18 degrees celsius is going to be wet, snow. it does mean increased avalanche risk and quite a brisk wind. also pushing through gale force winds at times behind th

for providing weapons to ukraine without escalating the actual fighting. alan fisher, i'll just either at the white house floods may a proteins last political opponent has been moved to a maximum security prison after being found guilty of fraud and contempt of court. alexson of al need denies allegations that he embezzled donations from his anti corruption foundation. calling the charges politically motivated, he was sentenced to a further 9 years in prison. vernon smith reports from moscow. the last outspoken political opponent of russia's president appeared in a prison court room in a black prison uniform looking gold. the judge found alexei in the valley guilty of fraud and contempt of court, the sentence 9 years jail in a maximum security prison. when the valley spoke, the video feed from the court room to journalists was cut, so his supporters posted his comments online. you can't put every one in prison, even if you ask for a 113 years, you won't skim your others like me. every person must act in their own way as they can, considering the circumstances, but act as the val his la

i'll deserves alan fisher flyer . the white house, and when many thanks indeed, ukraine's state of urgency service says that more than 2000 civilians have been killed since washes invasion began a week ago. moscow's intensified it's bombardment of urban areas. russian paratroopers have landed around ukraine's 2nd largest city comp heave, which has endured some of the worst chilling in the south. the mayor of maria poll says that russian forces are actively preventing the evacuation of civilians from the besieged city, or rushes military is claiming to have taken control of a major ukrainian port city on the black sea curse on is near crimea, which russia annexed in 2014 pictures from their show, russian forces and tanks unchallenged in the city center that reported to install checkpoints surrounding the city or system. but there isn't any able to run units off to. russian are forces to control of the regional center, of course, on bravo, for the civilian weitel infrastructure and civic transport group. as usual, lette

as the fighting and ukraine continues. alan fisher, i'll just either at the white house still had the on al jazeera, zack and all mc sanctions tight and in russia will tell you which of the countries wealthiest oligarchy, a feeling the pinch. ah hello, we got the usual rash of showers across much of southeast asia, more lively down pause coming in over the next couple days. we seen some, but typically wet weather, just to the west of to carter 180 millimeters of right here in only 24 hours. it stays very unsettled. they are just as, as it should do live the shower, sir, just around southern parts of borneo over the next couple of days. we'll say a few showers coming into the philippines in their china generally try what a 2 rows showers coming in. you might catch share or to, to wards or vietnam whether whether by thursday, just pushing across c, a gulf or thailand by thursday. notice from where to whether they're just coming back into indonesia, some rather lively storms. they're just around the far north of australia. we have, of course, got our old tropical cyclone and he can now m