--es que georgie tenia un anhelo que por su limitacion economica, no podia cumplir. como a falta de pan buenas son tortas,tomo una patineta una silla de patio, sus dos perros y con muchisimo ingenio, creo su propio coche.. --si pueden llegar a ser las mascotas de tanto apoyo para nuestras vidas? bites --y aunque no toman mucha velocidad, si detienen el trafico, porque no hay cabeza que no se gire cuando van cruzando. convirtiendose ademas en la sensacion de las redes sociales. --eso si, que no los pare ningun policia pidiendo registracion, porque o sino los pobres perros tendran que darle mordida... angel --es que como dijo un celebre escritor... --los perros no son nuestra vida completa, pero si completan nuestra vida. --y como en este caso, con mucho amor, paciencia y buen estado fisico, traeran a su dueÑo a california... --aqui los esperamos... vo cesar -- la policia antinarcoticos del peru incaut 700 libras de cocaina de alta pureza listas para ser enviadas a australia y europa. -- los operativos se realizaron entre el 25 y 27 de mayo en la ciudad de lima y el pu

lady georgie ainslie is sir ben's wife.h their young daughter, their two dogs and the kitchen sink to a rented house in bermuda. good girl! well done! there's a great saying, generally, you've got a happy wife, you've got a happy life and i think that's very true. it's massive, but when you marry a sailor who wants to compete in the america's cup, you sort of sign up for it. and it is funny and it does amuse me because a lot of wives stress about it and you think, you know what you signed up for! this is the way of our lives. yep, 0k. so slightly above ben. georgie has clearly bought wholesale into her husband's dream. no one has a better insight into how he's dealing with being the underdog. he knows there's pressure, he understands the pressure and i don't think there's anyone better to deal with it or cope with it, but if you're silly enough to wind him up to the level where he feels like his back is against the wall, he will respond in the only way he knows how, which is to win on the water. it's interesting, actually,

georgie that says this is her horse benny. that and pulls it back and forth. that little hand touches the horse's knows. she says the horse has done this multiple times. >> i didn't realize how much personality horses had until i knew someone that had a horse. each one has a distinct personality. some are so sweet. >> maybe sweet or doesn't want to be bothered with all that crying. >> really? baby, be quiet. >> yes. it's gentle. >> same thing could probably be said about this dog. the family says they're having a conversation, but i've seen these videos before where the baby starts crying and the dog starts howling. i think they think it's a call to the wild. >> no. that's a, i'm too old for this, i don't want to hear no more. >>> have you ever wondered how to surf a fairy wave? >> no. >> me either. but this is exactly what he did. >> that is a thing. you know, people do wake surf. it's not far tech. ed. >> it's not an easy task. he sees the wave but he's so far out. >> [ bleep ]. >> a tad bit unsuccessful. but he doesn't give

georgie has clearly bought wholesale into her husband's dream.ealing with being the underdog. he knows there is pressure and he understands the pressure. i don't think there's anyone better to deal with it or cope with it, but if you are silly enough to wind him up to the level where he feels like is back is against the wall, he will respond in the only way he knows how, which is to win on the water. it's interesting. the mind games have started, the opposition are getting testy and pushing all of his buttons, but no one seems to comprehend, despite people having worked with him previously, how he will respond to that and the only way is to go out and win. everyone else is living in a hotel in the capital, hamilton. such is the attention to detail that the tea m the attention to detail that the team has started a school for the children. why are there so many exclamation marks? webpage are we looking at? can you find page 14? —— what page. what do you guys do most days after school? i swim. i go to the pool or i go sailing. days after school? i s

the better is robert kennedy and georgy who our friend devin thomas wrote about that laid this out a. robert kennedy reporting only to his brother, the president used a soviet cut out to exchange messages outside channels at what arthur called the most determiningo dangerous hour. that was entirely about national security and avoiding armageddon. that was a case where this worked. a case where it didn't work was in the middle of the 1980s when the council under president reagan went rogue and operational and through the israelis, a number of staffers tried to establish a secret channel to iranian moderates and we know how well that turned out. that led to iran contra. this, however, i don't think is like the others. neither of those examples ever potentially included the enrichment of the first family. also by my count, it never was about entirely leading them in the control of enemy intelligence. >> or a 36-year-old real estate broker from new york married to the president's daughter. i was saying the other night it's as if fdr's aide harry hopkins had married the president's daught

but tell me about georgie bowl sha kov and while he was important to the cuban missile crisis. >> >>e floated the deal thatt saved the world. that was floated through a back channel. he was a soviet intelligence agent. pure back channel. >> i've been watching the americans, like everybody watches the americans, and i'm watching this guy. he's sort of a b.s. artist. he's a drinker, a party guy. >> yeah. >> like good-time charlie. deep down he's an agent, a spy. >> his patron back in moscow was khrushchev's, i think, father-in-law. it was family. >> like today. clint, wha do you make of back channels? nixon tried it. he stopped johnson from pulling a little number before the '68 election, a peace move. >> this doesn't make sense to me for a lot of different reasons. i understand the purpose of back channels, but we're talking about somebody who was not in an official capacity. the other thing is the way he went about doing it. what was he needed to send in a protected way from a russian communications station inside the united states to the russians that he could not share with anyone

ainslie's wife, georgie, who's moved with him to bermuda with their ten—month—old daughter and theirk's against the wall, he'll respond the only way he knows how, which is to win on the water. it's a costly venture, though. rookies bar have spent £110 million chasing this dream. £6.5 million of that is taxpayers' cash for helping to build their portsmouth ho, but for ainslie, the trophy would be priceless. personally, and i think for everyone in this team, i believe it would be the biggest achievement if we can pull this off, if we can win the america's cup for britain. look at our sporting maritime heritage, it's the one thing that's missing, it would be huge if we could bring the cup home. mild—mannered out of the water, ruthless on it. this knight of the realm is a man on a mission. natalie pirks, bbc news, bermuda. we may not be in bermuda, but it feels pretty hot, now the weather prospects with stav. high pressure is the dominant force of this warm air moving from the near continent, but this weather front will bring a thundery breakdown during the course of the night and the we

ainslie's wife, georgie, who's moved with him to bermuda with their ten—month—old daughter and theirater. it's a costly venture. rookies bar have spent £110 million chasing this dream. £6.5 million of that is taxpayers' cash for helping to build their portsmouth h0. but for ainslie, the trophy would be priceless. personally, and i think for everyone in this team, i believe it would be the biggest achievement if we can pull this off, if we can win the america's cup for britain. look at our sporting maritime heritage, it's the one thing that's missing, it would be huge if we could bring the cup home. mild—mannered out of the water, ruthless on it. this knight of the realm is a man on a mission. natalie pirks, bbc news, bermuda. that is all from me, ben brown will be here at five o'clock with all the latest from manchester and the rest of the day's news, time for a look at the weather with helen, lovely blue sky behind you. it almost looks as nice as bermuda, doesn't it, rachel? and temperatures have not been far shy of bermuda, with many areas topping the table and 28—29d, but i need t

i think the better one is robert kennedy and georgie bulshibov.ennedy that laid this out. robert kennedy reporting only to his brother, the president, used a soviet cutout to exchange messages outside channels with kruschev, the most dangerous hour in human history. that was a back channel that was entirely about national security and avoiding armageddon. that was a case where ts worked. a case where it did nork was in the middle of the 1980s when the national security council under president reagan went rogue, went operational, and through the israelis, a number of reagan national security staffers, tried to establish a secret channel to iranian moderates and we know how well that turned out. that led to iran contra. and this, however, i don't think is like the others. neither of those examples ever potentially included the enrichment of the first family. and by -- also by my count, it never -- it was, if the conversations as reported, were never about entirely leaving them in the control of enemy intelligence. >> or a 36-year-old real estate sio

ainslie's wife, georgie, who has moved with him to bermuda with their ten—month—old daughter and their but for ainslie, the trophy would be priceless. personally and for everyone in this team, i believe it would be the biggest achievement if we can pull this off, if we can win the america's cup for britain. look at our sporting maritime heritage, it's the one thing that's missing, it would be huge. mild—mannered out of the water, ruthless on it. this knight of the realm is a man on a mission. natalie pirks, bbc news, bermuda. ina in a moment and will have the news at one but first let's take a look at one but first let's take a look at the weather forecast. it is another scorching day across the country. lots of sunshine. it is rare we get to see photos like this up rare we get to see photos like this up and down the uk, not a cloud in the sky. with it comes high uv levels across southern part of the country. high pressure is dominating the scene again for one more day before this weather front begins to bring in the thundery breakdown. but it is another sunny day across the board. a b

is out of the country than the republican strategists who are running the races in mountantana and georgisigh of relief. maybe it's worth reminding ourselves, we're two days into this trip. two days. there's, what, almost a week left? there's still a lot that could go wrong. not only that, but you have a budget that is getting unveiled this week, too, in which he proposes cutting $800 billion from medicare, an extraordinary amount of money. not just these investigations but politically, legislatively, a lot going on dom eveesticallyt we can't forget about. >> isn't it highly unlukely that he will move the embassy to jerusalem when the biggest land deal, biggest skyscraper deal is middle east peace? he has been told by the palestinians that it is dead forever if that move is made. >> president trump and jared kushner, as key adviser, decide they had want to make a push and they've been advised if you move the embassy prematurely, it will make part of your base and strong right wing supporters, netanyahu happy, but probably foreclose the deal that you dream of. i think they'll hold off. >>