estamos con la experta en lenguaje corporal, renata. renata: gracias por tenerme aquÍ.o en la mirada de peÑa nieto. completamente diferente a las fotos que vimos con tania. a lo largo de la relaciÓn, sobre todo en la Última etapa, ella era la que generaba estos acercamientos. vemos un lenguaje corporal aunque sÍ en este sentido con un contacto es como un contacto de amigos. vean la sonrisa de peÑa nieto. es completamente cerrada a diferencia de la gaviota. se le conoce como la sonrisa del dentista. Ésa sonrisa, buenos dÍas. es muy contenida, muy forzada. alan: estamos viendo los movimientos que anuncian el final de una relaciÓn. , vamos hablar de otra pareja la pareja de karol g con anuel. mira nada mÁs. renata: aparte hasta sacÁndole por ahÍ [risas] renata: yo creo que tambiÉn es sÚper interesante empezar a construir cÓdigos completamente personalizados. no serÍa una de la que construirÍa esto hooper o es una definiciÓn de intimidad.-- cosas que nos hagan tener este acercamiento, este contacto fÍsico. alan: cuÁl podrÍa ser el lenguaje corporal que podemos utilizar para

renata, muy buenos dÍas. cÓmo estÁs? renata: muy buenos dÍas. muchÍsimo miedo. alcanzo a notar algunos rasgos de depresiÓn. se nota eso en la parte de la cien un poco hundida. tambiÉn de emociones muy contenidas. serÁ muy interesante ver todo el proceso que va a vivir despuÉs de esta noticia que, evidentemente, llega a ser un par de aguas. a diferencia del primer lenguaje corporal. alan: es la pregunta que te tenÍa. hace menos de un mes tambiÉn se presentÓ. hasta trae el mismo corte de cabello, misma barba, misma ropa. quÉ diferencia hay de hace un mes? renata: yo creo que el apoyo de la familia es abismal. en la parte de los hombros se nota todo el estrÉs. hay mucha complejidad con los abogados. en esta primera audiencia hubo una comunicaciÓn de que no se preocupe. de nuevo, notamos hasta cierta risa muy en complejidad de nuevo con su parte legal. ahora, si lo vemos en la segunda, de verdad, noten esa contenciÓn en hombros, en manos, siempre agarradas, ya se hacia delante, hacia atrÁs. sobre todo, la expresiÓn es mucho mÁs rÍgida, es mucho mÁs

renata que hizo de mÍes una gran actriz. renata, de verdad, mis respetos. espero estar al nivel.era vez en la nueva casa de "despierta amÉrica". los felicito. muy linda. yo siempre quise ir a tres lugares que estÁn muy remotos de nosotros: nepal por el monte everest. estÁ en mi lista subir al monte everest. querÍa primero familiarizarme un poco con el campamento base y todo lo demÁs. luego, tÍbet porque es una regiÓn muy conflictiva. pertenece a china. como periodista me llamaba mucho la atenciÓn el tÍbet. sobre todo, el reino de la felicidad. asÍ lo conocen a este pequeÑo paÍs en los himalaya. ellos han crÉdito que es mÁs importante medir el Índice de felicidad bruto que el producto bruto interno del paÍs. satcha: fascinante. cuÉntanos un poco de la experiencia en nepal. ismael cala: nepal me encantÓ.lo primero que descubrÍ que la capital de nepal es una ciudad multicultural. es budista en otra. hay cristianismo. hay una pluralidad de religiones impresionantes. sobre todo, ser centro de llegadas para los exploradores que quieren conquistar la cima mÁs alta del mundo que es el pi

here's renata meeting her daughter's new teacher. >> she has an i.q. of 152. genius level.as bullied last year, i mean like in like biting and choking so we're going to make sure that doesn't happen again. [ cheers and applause ] >> how do i get to this? [ applause ] >> so you, in season one, were a bit at odds with the rest -- i don't know why. so laid back. >> affable. exactly. >> but now in season two you guys have all bonded over this big secret. which of you do you think is the best secret keeper in real life? i'm sure you have not been asked this ever before. >> i think we're all learning from this story. it's a really frightening -- so i think we're all learning to be very good, supportive secret keepers of each other. and i've learned you got to watch out for the people who are like just so you know i'm amazing at keeping secrets so you can tell me anything. >> nothing like a murder or death to do that to people, right? >> exactly. >> with these actors because we're telling a story about the lies and secrets we're particularly protective. >> bonding over murder and

renata mar mariotti is here. good evening to all of you.nother turn of events, shall we say that we have to discuss. susan, talk about the significance of mueller's letter coming out just hours before barr is due to testify. >> well, here we go again in the sense that you do see the justice department playing very aggressively over and over again trying to put things like this, damaging things out in advance to shape the narrative. they're already clearly aware that barr is facing two days of tough questioning up on capitol hill. but it's a bombshell either way, whether they pre-spin it or not. what i am left wondering, as i think a lot of people are tonight what was attorney general barr thinking when he gave that press conference before releasing the mueller report after he had already received this letter from mueller. he knew one way or the other this was probably going to come out. he knew that the historical record would show that the special counsel believed that he had lied and misrepresented at a minimum the findings of this report

we will talk about special prosecutors, and we will go back to our good friend, renata adler who is a liberal journalist who is on the house impeachment staff, and then she went to law school and wrote a bunch of stuff. this is her comment on the special prosecutors. "true conservative said this from the first. had always been a calm stood to schnell abomination. to begin with, impermissibly strutted the three branches of government. if nixon had not been in such dire straits he would have never permitted such an office. the press, however, of special prosecutors. they can generate stories for each other. that something did not happen is not a story. that something does not matter is not a story. that in anecdote or accusation is unfounded is not a story. there is this further commonality of interests. leaks, anonymous sources, rumor mongers, appear to offer stories and the good possibility for offers, pressures, threats, and rewards. exchange ansts attractive portrayal for a good story. there we are. the reporter in the prosecutor, the special prosecutor, not often the jenny wine pro

look at renata as well. i gave something away. stay tuned. >> that's right stay tuned. nicole said this character has absolutely changed her life. she tells her family, her husband keith urban and their two young daughters, this is their series. what they do as a family goes into it. they treasure it. they're proud of it. not that her daughters have seen much of it. >> i love the big little lie and secret that you told me. >> they wanted meryl streep to join the cast. the author when she wrote this in mind. she wanted her to play nicole's mother-in-law. she named her mary is meryl's real name. stay tuned. >> it all starts soon. >> it does. >> thank you so much, paula. guys, stay with us because ciara coming up on "good morning america." "big little lies" premiers june 9th. >>> good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. this is "abc7 mornings." >>> hey, you made it to friday. good morning. i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." happening today, 14 democratic presidential nominees are coming to the ba