and albert, and really l victoria and albert, and really do think— victoria and albert, and really dover— do think history will talk for ever more about elizabeth and philip — ever more about elizabeth and phili -. �* ., , ever more about elizabeth and phili. ~ ., , ., ever more about elizabeth and phili. �* ., , ., philip. and of this image, look at this. this — philip. and of this image, look at this. this was _ philip. and of this image, look at this. this was released - at this. this was released yesterday. it is sophie wessex's photo. yesterday. it is sophie wessex's hoto. . ~ wessex's photo. taken in the scottish highlands _ wessex's photo. taken in the scottish highlands by - wessex's photo. taken in the scottish highlands by the - scottish highlands by the countess of wessex and this was a partnership at the height of the royalfamily, the most successful partnership. the queen and _ successful partnership. the queen and her— successful partnership. the queen and her close - successful partnership. the queen and her close family are backin queen and her close family are back in

senator albert fall.erving as president warren harding's secretary of the interior, fall was at the center of a scandal involving u.s. navy reserves in wyoming. his interior secretary became the fall guy, harding and voided prosecution after his untimely death avoided prosecution after his untimely death in office. now, albert fall and the teapot dome scandal. ♪ >> the teapot dome scandal was probably most significant presidential scandal in residential history in the 20th century. up until watergate, anyway. because implicated members of the cabinet. it certainly could have implicated president harding, had he lived. it became a rather notorious event, even today. as they are preparing to sell off the teapot dome naval petroleum reserve. soon after the turn-of-the-century, when the u.s. navy it starting to shift from those very clunky coal burning battleships in the fleet to oil burning ships, it occurred to various officials in the government, that we might run out of oil. and what is to happen if sudde

albert: there is more to come on the subject in just a moment.the world that those people come from indonesia, around the world to cuba, world of exploding populations, desperately in need of land reform, economic reforms in agriculture and setting up industries, and a world sensitive to the point of explosion about the idea held by too many white-skinned people that they are somehow better than dark-skinned people. these are some of the more important things that revolutions are made of today, but communists did not create them. these problems showed up in human affairs before the first bolshevik was out of diapers, and they would be around to spark revolutions in human affairs if every commonest communist -- on earth were to conveniently kick the bucket and die off this minute. communists did not create the stuff that revolutions are made of, but they have fed on that stuff come from russia, the russian revolution come it was not a communist revolution in 1918, but it became one. and nothing did more to keep the communists in business and that

built this barked way guam with albert sims and jason conway. there are a few women. the beds are hung up lightly every morning but the fire is dining out. it's a rare occurrence over at the fox dugout nearby, morning tests are likewise underway. mr. fox is hearing something -- that has to be done in carving a home out of the wilderness. she is grinding indian corn. a food important to all the settlers while brother all of a mix the gold, the highly prize possesion from england. and now, jason has laid the new fire and must waddled alive embers to light it. here is at the fox place. >> would there be an ember in your fire, john? >> you will be welcomed do. speak of it to susan. >> settlers shared dangers together and they gladly share comforts to because. >> how is master roberts today? >> very little change. the fever has not reckoned these many days. >> one day, when you are well again, you can hunt gear with jason. >> the fireplace does not always give adequate heat especially when there is sickness in the house. sickness that may be very serious. today, as always,

we believe that broadcast with educational television pioneer, albert berke.nd interviews from cuba, berke argues that poverty, racism and economic exploitation by u.s. corporate interests and pre revolutionary cuba led to the popularity of fidel castro, who promised to make life better for his supporters. >> chapter one. and the battle of america. chapter one was the battle of cuba. it was finished on january the 8th, 1959 here in havana. the kind of history these people began writing here was not intended to stop here.

albert burke. next on "reel america," we bring you that broadcast with educational television pioneer albert burke. using footage and interviews from cuba, burke argues that poverty, racism and economic exploitation by u.s. corporate interests led to the popularity of fidel castro who promised to make life better for his supporters. ♪♪ >> chapter 1 in the battle of america. chapter 1 was the battle of cuba. it was finished on january the 8th, 1959 here in havana. the kind of history these people began writing here was not intended to stop here. there were 19 more chapters to follow. this is revolution. as revolutions have gone throughout the world since the end of world war ii, this one in cuba holds no special honors for distinctions. the revolutions have gone until this one, the cuban revolution is very special. it's very special for several reasons and all of them are pretty much a mystery to this fellow. he is particularly wrapped up in that cuban revolution. he doesn't really understand what h

carolina: nuestro jefe de metrologÍa albert martÍnez nos cuenta por quÉ se llama luna rosa.que vemos a lo largo del aÑo. se encuentra en el perigeo. cuando estÁ en ese punto, mÁs cercano, la podemos ver mÁs grande y mÁs brillante que una luna llena normal, que vemos cada 30 dÍas. lo que ocurre a veces cuando tenemos algunas nubes altas por la refracciÓn, puede verse de color amarillento y sÓlo en el eclipse de luna, la luna podrÁ verse de color rojo, la famosa luna de sangre. ¿quÉ es esto del perigeo y al apogeo? aquÍ tenemos la tierra, la luna dando vueltas a lo largo del mes. cuando se sitÚa en el perigeo, el punto mÁs cercano, la luna estÁ a 350.000 km de la tierra. en el apogeo, el punto mÁs alejado, porque la Órbita en no es circular, se encuentra a 50.000 km mÁs lejos. eso ocurre a lo largo de los 30 dÍas que dura la fase de la luna, asÍ que dentro de 30 dÍas en concreto, el 26 de mayo, tendremos la luna de flor. que no vamos a ver florecer la luna. en junio la luna de fresa. fijaros, tambiÉn la de labrador cuando empieza la cosecha y tambiÉn la de nieve cuando tenemos

prince albert said the best bit of advice _ him. prince albert said the best bit of advice i— him. was don't _ of advice i got for my father was don't talk— of advice i got for my father was don't talk about yourself. nobody is interested — don't talk about yourself. nobody is interested. —— prince edward said. talk— interested. —— prince edward said. talkahout— interested. —— prince edward said. talk about your work. the order of service _ talk about your work. the order of service was — talk about your work. the order of service was only released a an hour or so— service was only released a an hour or so ago — service was only released a an hour or so ago it — service was only released a an hour or so ago. it is a nautical theme. the him — or so ago. it is a nautical theme. the him some of the sailors him also reflects _ the him some of the sailors him also reflects the _ the him some of the sailors him also reflects the fact that he came from greece _ reflects the fact that he came from greece he — reflects the fact that he came from greece, he was born a prince of greece — gree

aileen: pasamos con albert martinez, nuestro jefe de metrologÍa, que se ha desplazado virtualmente hasta algunas fotografÍas del robert perseverance, marte es nuestro hermano pequeÑo del sistema solar. estamos menos en el planeta rojo, pero tampoco puede atraer los gases. es una atmÓsfera de diÓxido de carbono. otros datos interesantes de mar desque los dÍas duran igual, pero no los aÑos. duran casi 700 dÍas terrestres. durante los Últimos dÍas en marte hemos visto cÓmo el robert perseverance, mide cerca del peso de un auto, un helicÓptero que ha despegado por primera vez. aquÍ tenemos, estÁ protegido debajo del robo de las bajas temperaturas del planeta. en el momento que se desplegÓ se tomaran un selfie, para comprobar que se habÍa posado correctamente sobre el piso, y en la noche las temperaturas en marte pudieran caer hasta los —16 grados esta madrugada al 6:00 p.m. cerca de la costa oeste, ha sido la prueba de que podemos volar en otros planetas como parte de la tierra. ahora sabemos que podemos conseguir esto, el futuro estÁ por llegar. aileen: gracias. nosotros vamos a una pausa,

raÚl: gracias albert.nzÓ una campaÑa que son niÑos abusados convertidos en asesinos en serie. jesus: para mÍ, poder ayudar o evitar que cualquier niÑo sufra de abuso infantil, me llena de mucha satisfacciÓn. como padre, quiero evitar que las barbaridades pasan... >> cada aÑo mÁs de 6.6 millones de casos de abuso a menores fueron reportados en estados unidos y cada dÍa entre 45 niÑos mueren a causa de la negligencia infantil. tienen mÁs probabilidades de convertirse en abusador cuando llegan a la edad adulta, dos de cada tres y el 90% de las vÍctimas de abuso sexual, nunca comparten sus experiencias. >> yo tenÍa como ocho aÑos, cuando estaba involucrado en la escuela que Íbamos a ayudar albergues y yo me acuerdo que yo iba a Éstos lugares y no entendÍa cÓmo los niÑos de mi edad habrÍan sido maltratados por sus padres. yo dije que el dÍa que gresca querÍa hacer algo por los vicios y asÍ fue. hoy en dÍa es una de las organizaciones mÁs importantes. >> lanzaron su nueva campaÑa que muestra el lado vulnerable d

these are the shows we're getting accustomed to now these covert shows this was done by the royal albert hall but the guests the hosts were alone on stage presenting the show and presenting the awards to filmmakers who were sitting at home communicating via skype or whatever and not the most exciting thing but then they did have some some moments of magic i mean there were some great live music performances by liam payne and and celeste and and there was a sort of sense that they were at least trying to put on a show but i have to be honest i'm getting kind of tired of these. award shows i'm really waiting to get back to a real in person awards of at my school we've got about 30 minutes 30 seconds left but quickly would gearing up for the the american academy awards coming up in just a couple of weeks how predictive is success in the box does do you think we're going to see a repeat yet the batteries aren't actually the greatest predictor of the oscars at least for the best picture they don't have a great record in that respect but i think in this case they definitely got it right i thin

i'm albert berke. we have to finish with a subject.e back, but thank you for being with us tonight, and goodnight. next on history bookshelf, the history of the bay of pigs crisis, the failed military invasion of cuba in 1961 that was supported by the u.s. government resulted in the capture and death of more than 1000 men. this was recorded at books and books in coral gables, florida in 2011. >> this evening, books handbooks is pleased to welcome mr. jim rasenberger and his new book, brilliant disaster, jfk, castro, and america's doomed invasion of cuba's bay of pigs. gm has written for the new york times, vanity fair, smithsonian, and the wilson quarterly among any

michelle: gracias, albert, siempre un placer ver el estado del tiempo contigo.na es de una de las nuestras. ellas parte de nuestra familia en amÉrica, como muchas de nosotros llegÓ a este paÍs con muchos sueÑos, hace unos dÍas a la compaÑÍa a cumplir uno de ellos. california es uno de los estados mÁs importantes.. reportera: en los Ángeles despertamos con la alegrÍa, ira sonrisa de ella. nos ha regalado muchas sonrisas para decir mÉdica. reportera: soy de xalapa, veracruz, mÉxico. la familia de mi mamÁ es de sinaloa. reportera: desde pequeÑa fue amante de las artes, el teatro y el ballet clÁsico, pero la pues si hay ya la traÍa en las venas. >> y abuelito, que en paz descanse, Él fue mentor. mÍ lo que me encantaba era escuchar a mi abuelito decir poesÍas, recuerdo perfectamente cÓmo enseÑaba hasta los ademanes. " tras en las murallas entre de una mujer dormida bajo el sol". reportera: se gradÚa en mÉxico, dedica un tiempo de docencia, en el 2012 decide migrar con el sueÑo de ser actriz, continuar en televisiÓn. >> definitivamente hay algo que se rompe el corazÓn

nuestro albert martÍnez.abama hasta indiana o illinois bajo temperaturas con el antes. la Última helada normalmente en abril y se suele registrar justo en esa zona, asÍ que nos dÉ todo raro y lo dicho el frente frÍo que estÁbamos anunciando estos Últimos dÍas y que a ido barriendo toda la zona de estados unidos de costa costa, aro nos estÁ dejando estas temperaturas congela antes, maÑana la maÑana nueva york, carolina del norte con temperaturas al 29, incluso durante el sabe las temperaturas van a ser congela antes. imÁgenes en vivo, atalanta 40, new york 45 ahora mismo y el cielo estÁ nublado, incluso tenemos esa nieve hacia el interior del estado en nueva york y pensilvania. en la ciudad de nueva york o nos quedamos con lluvia con 36, el viento noroeste bien fuerte, 20 millas por hora a centrar la sensaciÓn de frÍo en esa regiÓn. el frente sobre el Área tri estatal dejÁndonos esa lluvia y esa nieve, sobre todo efecto lago pegado a bÚfalo e incluso en cleveland, a partir de la noche todo irÁ a menos, los acu

two of the men came back, that was orval anderson and albert stevens. they did both come back for the second flight. and they hit 72,395 feet. they took measurements about the stratosphere and cosmic radiation and anything they could possibly measure they attempted to while they were up in the gondola. and they took an image of the curvature of the earth, which had never been done. they were recognized for their efforts. they were given medals by fdr, and it was just a success, an all-around success. but what makes it even better for rapid city is it happened in the black hills. it was here. it was local. it was just a great community involved piece of history. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] each week american history tvs american artifacts takes viewers behind the scenes at archives museums and historic sites. next a tour of the japanese-american national museum in los angeles's little tokyo

these are the shows we're getting accustomed to now these covert shows this was done by the royal albert hall but the guests the hosts were alone on stage presenting the show and presenting the awards to filmmakers who were sitting at home communicating via skype or whatever and not the most exciting thing but then they did have some some moments of magic i mean there were some great live music performances by liam payne and and celeste and and there was a sort of sense that they were at least trying to put on a show but i have to be honest i'm getting kind of tired of these. award shows i'm really waiting to get back to a real in person awards of that by scott we've got about 30 minutes 30 seconds left that quickly would gearing up for the the american academy awards coming up in just a couple of weeks how predictive is success in the box does do you think we're going to see a repeat yet the batteries aren't actually the greatest predictor of the also usually for the best picture they don't have a great record in that respect but i think in this case they definitely got it right i think

welcome to arts and culture the 74th bafta film awards have been virtually handed out from the royal albert hall in london there was no red carpet no live audience and the winners excepted from home but there was plenty of buzz the prizes were hotly contested but in the end no matter land almost swept the board winning best film best director and best actress joining me to talk about that and the rest of the night is off film expert scorch rocks. scott welcome now that was very strong competition for best film this year but the winner wasn't really a surprise nomad land has been cleaning up this award season at the golden globes produces scales etc etc but scott's was the result he were expecting. yeah very much i mean no man's land has been a huge favorite of mine since i saw it at the venice film festival when it premiered last year and it's been sweeping all before it this is a really an incredible film i mean in some ways it's a classic american road movie but it's done in a completely different style of frances mcdormand who won best actress at the bafta as she plays furred who is a wo

these are the shows we're getting accustomed to now these covert shows this was done by the royal albert hall but the guests the hosts were alone on stage presenting the show and presenting the awards to filmmakers who were sitting at home communicating via skype or whatever and not the most exciting thing but then they did have some some moments of magic i mean there were some great live music performances by liam payne and and celeste and and there was a sort of sense that they're really trying to put on a show but i have to be honest i'm getting kind of tired of these. award shows i'm really waiting to get back to a real in person awards of that right scott we've got about 30 minutes or 30 seconds left that quickly would be airing up for the the american academy awards coming up in just a couple of weeks how predictive is success in the box does do you think we're going to see a repeat yet the batteries aren't actually the greatest predictor of the also usually for the best picture they don't have a great record in that respect but i think in this case they definitely got it right i t

albert estÁ lista con el estado del tiempo. albert: mÁs que al grano, a la piedra de hielo.Éisbol, y rebota cuando llega al piso granizo de mÁs de Él 2,5 pulgadas. ya veis de granizo cerca de fort worth. una imagen que me fascina, vemos con grandes guisos, en keller casi macro —— 3 pulgadas. eso era lo que veÍamos caer esta noche en texas. ahora la cosa mÁs tranquila, hay lluvia en camino para la zona de fort worth. desde texas hacia el Área triestatal 40 millones podrÁn ver tormentas capaces de producir granizo. tambiÉn se mantiene la vigilancia de inundaciones no esperamos hasta 3 y 5 pulgadas. la tormenta en honor de texas que llegaba al norte de la estratÓsfera. en la costa sur de estados unidos la cosa estarÁ muy complicada, mÁs adelante california y california pueden llegar a los 100 grados este viernes y sÁbado. albert: tres dÍgitos, como dices tÚ. quiÉn decÍa: "¿quÉ dice pÚblico?", don francisco como mÁs adelante contamos quÉ dice en el nuevo libro que estÁ prÓxima la venta. francisca: no te puedes perder a marco antonio solÍs quien hoy habla con nosotros anuncia alg

albert bourla.orget that day your vaccine was found to have more than 90% efficacy is a day i think a lot of people are marking as a historical one in their lives here in the united states your vaccine is really helping us get back to normal how are you looking at access around the world to your vaccine, particularly in india where it is just a horrible situation right now? >> india is a horrible situation and other places of the world there are vaccinations and the ability overseas is lower and the way i see it is a very big problem not only because ethically it's unaccept anable in a pandemic you are as safe as your neighbor. if he cannot provide solutions for india and africa, they will become the pool where the virus will replicate and generate variants so this is something that needs to be addressed. >> are you seeing work moving at a good pace to addressing that, to getting vaccines, yours or others, in higher quantities to india or other countries that don't have access? how do you see that s

albert sims who grows and harvests his own tobacco takes as much satisfaction in his small crop as do the big plantation owners of virginia far down the coast to the south. thus in the field and in the home the settlers carry on day in and day out. the scant food supply must be carefully doled out. and pitch pine splints are fashioned by hand for candles. even when the long day's work is done, there may be heavy burdens to bear. but there is faith and gratitude. >> our father, it have pleased thee to set us upon this alien shore where thy bountiful providence hath granted us shelter and our daily bread. for all thy many blessings, our hearts are humbly grateful. we beseech thee if it be thy will. but in thy great mercy, thou will spare this our little son. >> this is 1626 close by the new england coast where the waves surge against the shore. three years pass. it is 1629, it is now called salem. a number of craftsmen from england have joined the growing settlement. these sawyers are cutting the timber of the new england forests into strong, straight boards for houses. others are makin

albert martÍnez nos dice cÓmo hacerlo.bjetos como este cubo de basura que no hemos metido dentro de casa sea un proyectil y termine en el patio del vecino. lo que haremos es quedarse dentro de casa. cuando salgamos, siempre lo tenemos que hacer con mucho cuidado. lo he dicho, tormentas y encima de noche. lo peor esta prÓximo jueves y viernes. [aplausos] c carlos: quÉ bien, albert! raÚl: familia, llegÓ en vivo, le damos la bienvenidaa un icono del periodismo, galardonada presentadora, activista, madre y una amiga muy querida por todos nosotros y por ustedes. seÑoras y seÑores de "despierta amÉrica" marÍa celeste! [mÚsica] raÚl: la bienvenida con la canciÓn de su hijo! estamos todos vacunados. marÍa:cÓmo estÁn? casi 20 aÑos que no pisaba univisiÓn, como el edificio es nuevo tuve que usar el gps. con mariposas, eufÓrica, alborotada y todas esas cosas que son buenas. giselle: estamos muy felices, yo estoy de visita y estoy bien contenta, se lo que sientes. vamos a estar hablando de muchas cosas contigo hoy. una mujer que duran

three of this chain's sites will open, including this one at liverpool's albert dock.worth opening nine others with smaller outdoor areas. by the time we've got in a team of chefs, someone to wash the pots, a front of house team to make drinks and serve the food and a manager to run the place, we would actually be worse off than we would be by staying closed. so we've only been able to open terraces that have roughly 50 covers or more. like outdoor hospitality, shops and hairdressers are expecting an initial surge in demand. some will extend opening hours. but how much the past year has changed customers' habits permanently is the big unknown. katy austin, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news. members of the royal family have attended church to mourn the loss of the duke of edinburgh. a service of remembrance has been held at canterbury cathedral, led by the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby. and new details have emerged about the scale of uk government lobbying involving former prime minster david cameron. the children's commissioner for northern ireland says crim

he was a polymath, along the lines of prince albert, queen victoria's husband.e ability and energy to translate those ideas into action and make a better world. i think he spanned nearly a century and made a massive contribution, as the tributes that have flown in from around the world have shown. find around the world have shown. and very much — around the world have shown. and very much a _ around the world have shown. and very much a family man, that is the picture that has emerged since his death. l picture that has emerged since his death. ~ . ., , ., , death. i think that was always true. the queen very _ death. i think that was always true. the queen very much _ death. i think that was always true. the queen very much encouraged l the queen very much encouraged prince philip to take a lead on the upbringing of their children in terms of schooling, and so on. in that sense, a traditional family of their generation, something that he took very seriously and threw himself into. that was the feature that i always notice most as press secretary, that the energy

ahora dinos albert, quÉ dice el tiempo? albert: son las 8:12 a.m.eros en luisiana. 7:00 p.m. tormentas en texas y durante la noche y madrugada sobre todo en el sur las tormentas de luisiana, mississippi y alabama. en el resto del paÍs ambiente tranquilo pero a partir de maÑana seguirÉ hablando de frÍo porque poco a poco a lo largo de la semana, bajan las temperaturas. carlos dos quÉ bueno que te tenemos aquÍ. vamos a la pausa, regresando ana patricia renuncia sorpresivamente a enamorÁndonos, amanecemos con todos los detalles. francisca: con el posible fin de la pandemia trabajo remoto, muchos se pregunta que al ver tantos pisos prÁcticamente vacÍos quÉ pasarÁ con los rascacielos. patricia sale a buscar respuestas. carlos: hablamos con el hermano de juan gabriel y aquÍ verÁs algo que nadie ha visto. francisca:no bajo de lo que hace una escuela para volver a las velas y sin riesgo de volver a un aula cerrada. carlos: quÉdese con si quieres salir ganando, pide un footlong de pavo. el pavo asado al horno... ...los vegetales frescos... ...y el pan recién

albert martÍnez no estÁ en el estudio y no sÉ a dÓnde fuiste a parar. albert: muy buenas!santessobre nuestro planeta.. tambiÉn es importante ver lo que nos deparanpara los prÓximos dÍas porque el miami tenemos 73 grados. y hacia el centro y el norte tenemos temperatura con gel antescomo en el valle de ohio con mÁs de 80 millones de personas que se levantan con temperaturas congelando es. seguiremos con un frÍo y con nieve efecto lago asociada a los vientos intensos y que se mueven y que mueven tambiÉn las hojas de la palmera. los vientos pueden alcanzar las 30 o 40 millas por hora y pueden provocar que estos se conviertan en proyectiles. tenemos nieve efecto lago y a partir del sÁbado regresan las lluvias al noroeste del paÍs. las temperaturas muestran valores bajos con mÍnimas que se recuperan. para el final de la semana tenemos temperaturas en los 70. >> ahora estamos en miami en el david kennedy park. francisca: y tambiÉn se ve mÁs bonito con estos tenis. me encantÓ. raÚl: preste atenciÓn porque mÁs adelante estarÁ por ahÍ la canciÓn que dice "el chicharito". raÚl:seÑor

three of this chain's sites will open, including this one at liverpool's albert dock.ers with smaller outdoor areas. by the time we've got in a team of chefs, someone to wash the pots, a front—of—house team to make drinks and serve the food and a manager to run the place, we would actually be worse off than we would be by staying closed. and so, we've only been able to open terraces that have roughly 50 covers or more. like outdoor hospitality, shops and hairdressers are expecting an initial surge in demand. some will extend opening hours. how much the past year has changed customers' habits permanently is the big unknown. katy austin, bbc news. it's notjust pubs and shops — zoos will also be reopening from tomorrow. earlier i spoke to sarah forsyth, zoo curator at colchester zoo, with guest appearances from some meerkats the great news is the moment we opened up the booking lines, the site almost crashed because of the overwhelming response we had. so, how many people do you think will come through tomorrow? we are hoping to see over 3,000. that would be great. my goo

i am albert burke. i will try to tell you how and why this was the case.lost money at the gaming tables and casinos, many of which were built by a group of american racketeers which run most of the bookie operations, dope peddling, policy rackets, abortion mills, prostitution, and poker houses here in the states. he enjoyed excellent food served in exotic restaurants built by the same men with the crime -- same kind of money. he wanted feminine companionship. havana was famous for the quality of its red light district located a few blocks away from tourist alley. this is a business enterprise set up and run by the same racketeers who shared hard earned pesos and american dollars with a number of cuba's government officials for the privilege of providing such services to the public. this was all part of the transplanted bit of the united states in cuba. the cuban peasant has a peculiar idea about what the american way of life must be like on the mainland. tourist alley is not the entire picture. but, it has always been the most spectacular part of that pict

the bafta film awards are back at the royal albert hall tonight, but things will be very different fromen out over two nights. # i'm on my way... yesterday, the winners of eight technical categories were announced in a one—hour tv programme. ma rainey�*s black bottom with viola davis as a 1920s blues singer was the only double winner, picking up costume design and hairand make—up. prince william, the president of bafta, was scheduled to appear at both nights of the awards but pulled out after the death of the duke of edinburgh, who was bafta's first president and a regular at events. tonight, the remaining 18 awards will be given out. two films lead the way with seven nominations. there's nomadland, with frances mcdormand as a woman who's lost everything, driving through the us in a van. and rocks. last night, this independent british film won the casting bafta. its star, bukky bakray, had never acted when she was asked to take part. now she's beaten carey mulligan and kate winslet to a best actress nomination. how's your mum doing? yes, she's fine. this year's baftas are the most diver

albert le tiene muy buenas noticias.cupan el sur, el viento, la florida con esas tormentas de retorno a resaca un viento en la zona de houston, hasta los 70 en houston, quizÁs para el sÁbado algÚn aguacero en san antonio, pero poca cosa y en la costa oeste ambiente bastante tranquilo y esas mÁximas que arizona llegan a los sin grados, tocamos techo por primera vez este 2021. ¿como pinta el mes que viene? temperaturas por encima de lo que tocan en gran parte del paÍs y seco, con poca precipitaciÓn y eso no me gusta por la sequÍa. sÁbado tranquilo, como y poca lluvia tan sÓlo algÚn aguacero anecdÓtico en texas el domingo prÁcticamente igual, texas se lleva ese chubasco y el lunes ya veremos un poco de nieve en las montaÑas rocosas pero tambiÉn con poca precipitaciÓn. >> gracias por tu informaciÓn siempre exacta. >> hablamos con el primer paciente que fue diagnosticado con covid en el hospital jackson de miami, aquÍ verÁs cÓmo celebra esta primera pascua ya recuperado. >> marÍa antonieta collins nos trae la historia de la p

i do think today underlines the fact that, in the same way as history talks about victoria and albertstory is going to talk for ever more about elizabeth and philip. i love this image — look at this. this was wonderful. this was released yesterday. that's right. it's sophie wessex's photo, isn't it? yes, it was taken in the scottish highlands by the countess of wessex, and this was a partnership at the heart of the royal family, has been the most successful partnership. the queen and her close family are now back in the state apartments here at windsor castle, no doubt reflecting on a deeply moving service, a very dignified and sharp and stylish military procession which symbolised all that was vital — all that was salient, really — in the long life of prince philip, the duke of edinburgh. he now rests in peace in the royal vault beneath st george's chapel, having fought the good fight, having finished the race and having kept the faith. from windsor, goodbye. hello. there's a lot of dry weather in the forecast not only for the rest of the day but also through the week ahead. we start

gracias, albert.echar los productos de muchas compaÑÍas. carlos: no se puede perder la elecciÓn de josÉ eduardo derbez al pleito pÚblico entre su actual pareja y su ex novia. francisca: te mostramos las operaciones que ahora mismo realiza para evitar la catastrÓfica ruptura de un enorme estanque de aguas residuales en florida. carlos: aquÍ toda la informaciÓn. que deseen "despierta amÉrica". aquÍ sus dÍas comienzan con alegrÍa, informaciÓn y? francisca: con la energÍa que necesitas, la mejor! enciendes el auto, y arrancas. enseguida tu teléfono está en tus manos. paras. deberíamos sostener el volante, no el teléfono. es un mundo ocupado, y estamos todos juntos en esto. vaya con cuidado, california. enciendes el auto, y arrancas. enseguida tu teléfono está en tus manos. paras. deberíamos sostener el volante, no el teléfono. es un mundo ocupado, y estamos todos juntos en esto. vaya con cuidado, california. [mÚsica] raÚl: mi mamÁ debe estar pensando la casa que con la mesa no se juega. francisca: es que

francisca: una sonrisita, albert.n su abuelo que ha sorprendido a todos. francisca: aquÍ te ayudamos, un experto en tecnologÍa nos dice cÓmo proteger nuestros datos, y quÉ hacer si resultamos afectados por una fuga de informaciÓn. carlos: adriÁn uribe rompe el silencio sobre la muerte de su padre por el covid—19, por fin revela detalles de su posible boda con la madre de su hija, emily. francisca: quÉ belleza, segÚn de un bar con el golfo de mÉxico, socorrista se realizan gramÁticos —— dramÁtico rescate. tenemos lo Último sobre este naufragio. carlos: mi consejo de todas las maÑanas, que de seguir con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica". para empezar con alegrÍa, informaciÓn, y un antojo, sabemos que quieres volver a la normalidad. quiero volver a sentir ese abrazo, esos besos, de mi familia. sabemos que tal vez estás nervioso y que puedes tener dudas... pero también sabemos que vacunarte es vital. vacunarte significa protección. y que con solo un piquetito, recuperarás la tranquilidad para ti y toda tu familia. sabemos a

rather along the lines of prince albert, historians - of prince albert, historians will remember it isfuse, all these grumpy old man bits of prince philip. i think they will see the whole life coming out as he did, out of fire and darkness, in the years between the wars and seeing britain through a very difficult period of transformation from imperial power through many identity crises, to really calamities inside the royal family itself. he was a real sheet anchor. before i let you go, just briefly, do you reflect on where this leaves the royal family? he is part of the old guard, there's been much debate where you are about the family because my future. does it become that much more visible today, the future of the family? today, the future of the famil ? ., today, the future of the family?— today, the future of the famil ? ., ~ ., , ., , family? you know, usually i have a quick _ family? you know, usually i have a quick opinion, - family? you know, usually i have a quick opinion, i - family? you know, usually i | have a quick opinion, i don't have a quick opinion, i don't have one a

fue un problema >> se quejaban los vecinos todas las noches y venía la policía >> como todo reto albertiga la desaparición de la doctora montaño que es un símbolo para la comunidad transgénero de nuestro país es parte de contarles siempre las cosas como son así llegamos al fin de noticias telemundo gracias por estar con nosotros las noticias siguen a las 11.35 10.35 centro los >> ayer en exatlón estados unidos >> famosos y contendientes lucharon por la fortaleza en el circuito del tobogán los famosos presentaron batalla con buen ritmo >> pero los contendientes respondieron con 3 victorias consecutivas y la pareja de jeyvier cintrón y norma palafox tuvieron la victoria por la fortaleza >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> familia exatlón que comience la emoción >> [♪♪ ♪♪

the presenters will be at the royal albert hall but all the nominees will appear via video link becausee coronavirus pandemic. the baftas will pay tribute to prince philip who was a long standing patron of the academy — as our arts editor will gompertz reports. prince philip, the duke of edinburgh. the first president of the society of film and television arts, known today as bafta, at the 1963 awards. he supported the organisation — and, more widely, the british film industry — for over 60 years. bafta said, "the duke occupies a special place in the academy's history and will be missed enormously." his royal highness�*s death will cast a shadow over this year's awards which, because of the pandemic, will be held behind closed doors in a largely virtual event celebrating bafta's most diverse group of nominations ever. this is rocks, the eponymous teenage protagonist who's trying to keep her inner—city london life together in a wonderfully observed drama that has bukky bakray up for a bafta best actress award, with rocks�* friend, played by kosar ali, in the running for best supporting a

three of this chain's sites will open, including this one at liverpool's albert dock.s not worth opening nine others with smaller outdoor areas. by the time we've got in a team of chefs, someone to wash the pots, a front of house team to make drinks and serve the food and a manager to run the place, we would actually be worse off than we would be by staying closed. so we've only been able to open terraces that have roughly 50 covers or more. like outdoor hospitality, shops and hairdressers are expecting an initial surge in demand. some will extend opening hours. how much the past year has changed customers' habits permanently is the big unknown. katy austin, bbc news. there are more questions this lunchtime about former conservative prime minister david cameron's lobbying activities after he left government. it's emerged that mr cameron met for a "private drink" with the health secretary, matt hancock and the financier lex greensill, for whom mr cameron was working. our political correspondent helen catt is here. helen, what more can you tell us? these details have com

three of this chain's sites will open, including this one at liverpool's albert dock.rth opening nine others with smaller outdoor areas. by the time we've got in a team of chefs, someone to wash the pots, a front—of—house team to make drinks and serve the food and a manager to run the place, we would actually be worse off than we would be by staying closed. so we've only been able to open terraces that have roughly 50 covers or more. like outdoor hospitality, shops and hairdressers are expecting an initial surge in demand. some will extend opening hours. but how much the past year has changed customers' habits permanently is the big unknown. katy austin, bbc news. louise howard—long is the owner of achitect hair salon in leeds, she's reopening her doors tomorrow with a fully booked diary. shejoins me now... you are booked out for months, and she? because people have been waiting for the stage.— she? because people have been waiting for the stage. totally full, absolutely full _ waiting for the stage. totally full, absolutely full for _ waiting for the stage. totally fu

existen personas que se dedican a estudiar el Éxito como el de albert.al y es que casi todos los problemas del ser humano se resumen en una causa y es falta de confianza en uno mismo. con su experiencia, viajas alrededor del mundo. primero travÉs de charlas y luego su vez se le. >> aprendiendo de observar que todas las personas tenemos metas y sueÑos, tenemos objetivos. la realidad dice que la mayorÍa de la gente se queda a mitad de camino y surge una pregunta, quÉ han eso las personas que han conseguido resultados y que nosotros tambiÉn nos gustarÍa conseguir. todo se siente tan fÁcil a la hora de hablar de Ésta, pero a la hora de hacerlo,en el momento en el que queremos hacerlo posible, es muy difÍcil. >> el problema es que sea fÁcil, el problema es si queremos cambiar nuestra situaciÓn de la noche a la maÑana y eso no es posible. no puedes cambiar tu vida de la noche a la maÑana pero si puedes empezar a cambiarla. >> talentosos personajes son los protagonistas de sus libros. marcela: sÉ que todas te gustan y todas te apasionan,pero en especÍfico hay a

host: harriet washington you write to that at age ten albert schweitzer, out of your life come out of my life changed your life. how did that happen? >> i discovered that particular book and quickly began reading others. i was struck by his spirit of how he melded his christian beliefs and philosophical beliefs but most of all life devoted to service. i found that incredibly compelling and the code of life to be very meaningful. and totally enchanting person. and then to be more nuanced and people pointed out things that's basically added up to the fact he was not perfect anymore than the rest of us are perfect. coming to that realization was quite a journey for me. at first i had an intolerance of any evidence of being less than perfectly actuated and then i began to realize he is a human being as we all are and it's important to not expect ask mann - - expection but to appreciate people not only achieve great things like albert schweitzer did but other people to pursue a selfless agenda for their lives. he embodies the spirit of medical science perfectly. host: professionally, where

como nuestro albert martÍnez que estÁ de aclararse la peluca., luego la tocado el turno a oklahoma y texas, mÁs de 60 reportes por granizo, 11 reportes por tornado y toca estar prevÉn es porque lo largo del dÍa todavÍa veremos mÁs tormentas severas, norte de texas, oklahoma, tenemos vigilancia por tornado que estÁ afectando mÁs de 3,000,000 de personas y muchas veces, ¿cuÁl es la diferencia entre una vigilancia por tornado y un aviso? pensando en el chef es cuando tenemos todos los ingredientes encima, la mesa para preparar los tacos, cebolla, elote, la tortilla, la carne, el limÓn y cuando tenemos el taco hecho de modo que entonces nos tenemos que ir preparando y buscar ese refugio y a veces cuando todos los silentes podemos tener mÁs de un taco, mÁs de un tornado y es lo que ocurre, hhoy con esas condiciones en texas y oklahoma, asÍ que toca estar muy pendientes del tiempo minuto a minuto. en la costa oeste atlanta temperaturas altÍsimas y es que tenemos los ingredientes, el calor y lo mete el gol fue mÉxico, el aire frÍo y seco de la costa oe

francisca: mejor me voy contigo, albert.riesgo de tiempo severo y moderado con vientos y granizo de 1,7 pulgadas. maÑana todo se mueve hacia georgia y las carolinas. el aire seco sube del golfo. en houston y en oklahoma tendremos granizo considerable y se genera por las nubes de tormenta y que con 1.7 pulgadas hablamos de pelotas de golf o huevos de gallinas. esto ocurre a las 6:00 p.m.. las tormentas a partir de las 11 pm. activen los avisos en el celular. maÑana alabama, georgia carolina del sur y el norte de la florida. la lluvia de mÁs de cinco pulgadas entre hoyy el domingo que puede provocar inundaciones repentinas. lo seguiremos en la alerta del tiempo en las redes. carlos: niÑos para quÉ van a la escuela? vean a albert porque aprenden de todo, matemÁtica, geografÍa, la naturaleza. gracias, querido albert. alguien que no aprende de amores ninel conde. le comenta en exclusiva a " el gordo y la flaca" que nunca se casÓ con larry ramos. la entrevista la veremos completa mÁs adelante. francisca: hoy no te puedes perder "l

carlos: gracias mi querido albert.har de quiÉn se trata? veamos. [mÚsica] >> es como un sueÑo hecho realidad. reportera: el mÁs grande deseo de michelle se hizo realidad al convertirse en la primera mexicana en ser nominada en la categorÍa de sonido por la pelÍcula " el sonido del metal" en la ediciÓn nÚmero 93 de los premios Óscar. michelle: ser la primera mexicana es muy padre porque esto quiere decir que cada vez seremos mÁs mujeres en todas las Áreas. cada aÑo somos mÁs y eso estÁ increÍble. reportera: "el sonido del metal" aborda con gran sensibilidad la pÉrdida auditiva de un baterista de heavy metal. esta nominaciÓn la logrÓ con otros dos mexicanos, jaime bach y carlos cortÉs. michelle: mi dice yo te tengo lugar indicado y a las personas que creo que podrÍan funcionar muy bien para hacer el trabajo y nos llama a jaime y a mÍ para mezclar la pelÍcula. reportera: la mÚsica y el cine se convirtieron en sus grandes pasiones ya que desde muy corta edad naciÓ su amor por la pantalla grande. michelle: como a los 14 aÑo

miles connolly and lotte lyster have run the prince albert in stroud, for 25 years — a pub well—known is opening its doors again and theyjoin me now. hello to you both. how do you feel about tomorrow?— hello to you both. how do you feel about tomorrow? sorry, we lost you have a bit- — about tomorrow? sorry, we lost you have a bit- an _ about tomorrow? sorry, we lost you have a bit. an exciting _ about tomorrow? sorry, we lost you have a bit. an exciting day - about tomorrow? sorry, we lost you have a bit. an exciting day if- about tomorrow? sorry, we lost you have a bit. an exciting day if i - have a bit. an exciting day if i come to the _ have a bit. an exciting day if i come to the festival. - have a bit. an exciting day if i come to the festival. how- have a bit. an exciting day if i come to the festival. how do | have a bit. an exciting day if i . come to the festival. how do you feel about tomorrow? bier? come to the festival. how do you feel about tomorrow? very exciting. it is a bit feel about tomorrow? very exciting. it is a bit like _ feel about tomorrow? very exciting. it is

the presenters are at the royal albert hall, but all the nominees are appearing via video link becausene frost, who's an entertainmentjournalist. a regular contributor to us. lovely to see you again. you are having all these very strange awards ceremony is when you were at home with a bag of popcorn and a drink or something like rather than some swanky event. but what is happening and what should we look out for when the events eventually occur? i should we look out for when the events eventually occur?- should we look out for when the events eventually occur? i have it u . events eventually occur? i have it u- on m events eventually occur? i have it no on my tv _ events eventually occur? i have it no on my tv here- _ events eventually occur? i have it up on my tv here. you _ events eventually occur? i have it up on my tv here. you grant i events eventually occur? i have it up on my tv here. you grant has| events eventually occur? i have it i up on my tv here. you grant hasjust appeared. a little star power if he has dazzled everyone's screen. —— hugh grant. they had to embrace the opt

if they had to scalded it albert the warm —— just called it. albert the worm?nds, what is a warm and what is a caterpillar when _ worm? it depends, what is a warm and what is a caterpillar when you - worm? it depends, what is a warm and what is a caterpillar when you know- what is a caterpillar when you know what is a caterpillar when you know what when you see it. it doesn�*t matter if you change the name some question is whether or not a reasonable purchaser might be confused, i do not want to interfere with the high court, i cannot get them off the phone, there is asking my advice, but i would suggest that this is going to a challenging one for m&s. but when the gate think it�*s worth thinking about is when i apply to issue them a little bit of luck because calvin the caterpillar is notjust luck because calvin the caterpillar is not just a luck because calvin the caterpillar is notjust a profit for them, they have also sold that cake in partnership with charity. i get the intuitive sense that this might be a way of marketing the cake.- way of marketing the c

by the albert company. the six volumes here on the left are all the sixth first editions of the books in the ragged -- series outages. most popular books. these are all published by the lowering company and note the the boot black on the spine here of the books. let's drag a deck payment fortune mark the match boy ruffin ready bend the luggage luggage boy and rufus and rose. and i also wanted to put in a plug. these are books for my collection here and these are from the brave and bowl series and i mentioned these series before brave and bowl tattered tom lucky, you know, and the series titles are simply just that just names and like these books are on the brave and bowl series, but they they have no connection with each other there. the series name is just just out of name. and these books by the way are in very very fine condition and well worth the extremely modest some that i paid for them. and there were even games based on horatio's books, and these are all books my friend rob's collection. i mentione