eliÁn: daddy yankee se une asÍ a otros artistas urbanos que han dejado los escenarios para evangelizar a viejos amigos. creo que le gusta. yeah, it's that simple, with nutribullet. pensÉ que iba a estar calvo ya muy pronto. intentÉ varios productos y nada funcionaba. y ahÍ es cuando encontrÉ a keeps. keeps es muy fÁcil de usar. una pastilla y un poco de mousse en el cabello... y ahora, estoy lleno de pelo. ¡keeps funciona! de noche, las semillas mágicas se convirtieron en algo espectacular. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ¡mamáááá! ¡papááá! ♪♪ esta temporada, demuestra tu magia. ♪♪ eliÁn: los vehÍculos elÉctricos tienen un 79% de mÁs probabilidades de sufrir problemas precisamente si los comparamos con los que usan gasolina y esto es segÚn una encuesta asegurando que los propietarios de estos vehÍculos estÁn reportando con mayor frecuencia daÑos en la baterÍa, en los sistemas de cargas y en otras fallas menores, sin embargo, tambiÉn aclara que a medida que agarran experiencia podrÍan estar mejorando sus sistemas. maity: ¿te gusta la mÚsica? eliÁn: me encanta. maity: 350 mÚsicos y cantantes peruanos t pusiero

hoy tenemos que daddy yankee se retira del mundo de la mÚsica.o tours de despedida. >> vamos a ver. >> son 32 aÑos de carrera. la historia de un perro adulto que vivÍa en un refugio y ahora tienen hogar para pasar el resto de su vida. >> (musica). >> en pase vip tambiÉn hablamos de taylor swift que reaparece en un partido de la nfl para apoyar a su novio y se robÓ todas las miradas. >> nuestro video del dÍa es el el es la peculiar situaciÓn que vivieron pasajeros de un vuelo entre londres y la india. >> se emitiÓ un comunicado de que el goteo obligÓ a algunos pasajeros a cambiar de asiento. es debido se hizo viral y ha sido reproducido mÁs de 900,000 veces. veces. >> papá, ¿podríamos ir al parque de juegos mañana? ♪♪ bueno, vamos al parque de juegos. si, vamos al parque de juegos. que se diviertan. -ya voy... -¡vamos! -¡está bien! ¡woo! ♪♪ nos vemos más tarde, voy al parque de juegos. ¡espérame! ¡espérame! ¡sí, así! ♪♪ tengo uno más... ♪♪ ¿creen que yo nunca he ido al parque de juegos? ♪♪ compra en best buy® y disfruta la mágia de dar el regalo p

y el cantante puertorriqueÑo daddy yankee hace un sorprendente anuncio al despedirse para siempre de>> esta noche reconozco en decirle al mundo. >> esto es noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna. >> buenas noches. quiero dar la bienvenida oficial a el bien. que me acompaÑara para informar a ustedes. >> maite, muchas gracias. en esta Última jornada del dÍa para terminar estas obras. bien informados. vamos a comenzar con informaciÓn, vamos a pasar con una noticia en desarrollo. una casa en arlington, virginia, que explotÓ durante un operativo policial. maite: el potente estallido captado en video ocurriÓ luego que una persona disparÓ bengalas justo cuando las autoridadesejecutaban una orden de registro. elian: jerÓnimo esta en la escena. jerÓnimo: estamos trabajando 300 m esta casa que explotÓ. cerca de las 8:00 de la noche. en este lugar donde trabaja la policÍa. y el cuerpo de bomberos de arlington. se siente todavÍa el humo a pesar que el cuerpo de bomberos que trabaja, la informaciÓn que den a conocer. el incendio estarÍa controlado. todavÍa hay pequeÑos focos sobre los cuales trabaj

if you're a yankee, think god harrisburg's on the right side of the river. if harrisburg is on the left side of the river, we might be saying, y'all, too, and you can count that. but harrisburg's on the right side of the river. so here's your quick geography lesson is the susquehanna river divides principally union two, almost two states. those on the east side eagle stance. those on the west side are steelers fans. and so you tend to get dichotomy, but is the key. there's all these railroads that are running through there and without using the up top here in harrisburg you have two railroad well two branches, a railroad bridge and another bridge followed me down the river to wrightsville and columbia. there's another bridge there going on down the river nothing else from harrisburg to connell, maryland, at the time of the civil one bridge, one bridge south of harrisburg. and so the whole gettysburg campaign in pennsylvania at least, can be summed up pretty easily to protect the river, if a yankee take the river crossings, if you're a confederate. so that's

if you're a yankee, think god harrisburg's on the right side of the river. if harrisburg is on the left side of the river, we might be saying, y'all, too, and you can count that. but harrisburg's on the right side of the river. so here's your quick geography lesson is the susquehanna river divides principally union two, almost two states. those on the east side eagle stance. those on the west side are steelers fans. and so you tend to get dichotomy, but is the key. there's all these railroads that are running through there and without using the up top here in harrisburg you have two railroad well two branches, a railroad bridge and another bridge followed me down the river to wrightsville and columbia. there's another bridge there going on down the river nothing else from harrisburg to connell, maryland, at the time of the civil one bridge, one bridge south of harrisburg. and so the whole gettysburg campaign in pennsylvania at least, can be summed up pretty easily to protect the river, if a yankee take the river crossings, if you're a confederate. so that's

and so yankees might be looking more like the yankees next season unfortunately for your orioles. >>as going to say, let's go os. thanks to everyone for joining us. "cnn this morning" starts right now.

it's the yankee button.>> [laughter] >> there's the magazine. i'm sorry, folks. there we go. there's my mother. she was a major babe, she only made one mistake in her life and that was being born in canada. she spent about three months in canada and then she was brought over to northern maine. with my grandparents. because of this, being born in canada, when she was a high school senior, she qualified for the main pageant, the beauty pageant, but they told her she couldn't because she was born in canada. she would have gone on to win miss america, of course obviously, if she had went to hollywood in married to cary grant, i would have a little dimple in my chin. but, there she is, a schoolteacher, she was also a seamstress. and for halloween in 1961, she made civil war costumes for us. so i'm on the left, and the yankee, my brother always complained that he had to play the confederate, and my sister is in the middle and she is supposed to be scarlett o'hara. that was our halloween customs in 1961. my brother has a rifle, i have a rifle, pistol and sward . so i outnumbered him

theater, these are the singers, once during the great patriotic war there was a theater named after the yankeeitory of tomsk kupala, so when the kupalovites came, we have photographs such, well, let’s say , cool, wonderful photographs, where it was clearly clear that we actually met like family with the pesners several times, although different teams of pesners came. but in any case, we find them anywhere, ask for tickets, go on stage with them and demonstrate, as it were, our respect for the people, well, when the singers and our groups come out in belarusian costumes, well, our hearts rejoice, here we are every minute from the moment arrival we felt in those years, this time, that we would carry this piece of this kindness, take it to our countries, and there we would talk about it... and by our example of serving the homeland of our ancestors, as if to show that this is possible do what is needed. we all get together, celebrate our national holidays, the last of these holidays was bathing, when we got together with our children, taught them to weave wreaths, float on water, jump over a fire

and so yankees might be looking more like the yankees next season unfortunately for your orioles. >> i was going to say, let's go os. thanks to everyone for joining us. "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> she caves any time the left comes after. nikki is corrupt. >> i love the attention, fellas, thank you for that. >>> it was knives out for nikki haley at last night's republican debate. will it stop her momentum? >> the republican front-runner not on the debate stage, instead hitting the campaign trail today, donald trump is expected to be in new york city courtroom. >>> block critical aid to ukraine demanding tougher border policies, in return what president biden said he's now willing to do. "cnn this morning" starts right now. ♪ >>> good morning. so glad you're with us on this thursday. you're probably late up watching the final republican presidential debate of the year, four candidates on that stage, clashing on policy, trading some personal insults as well. >> nikki haley took the brunt of the attacks from ron desantis and vivek ramaswamy over her big-ticket donations and

daddy yankee se despide con un Último concierto en el coliseo de puerto rico.n los Ángeles compartimos con marco antonio solÍs, los Ángeles azules y otras estrellas en el festival musical mÁs esperado de fin de aÑo. alan: atenciÓn! te vamos a regalar algo que tiene que ver con maluma. con todo esto y mucho mÁs esto es "despierta amÉrica" que comienza ahora. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] [cantan] [risas] alan: muy buenos dÍas. gracias por comenzar tu semana con nosotros. esto es "despierta amÉrica"! chef: queremos mandar un caluroso abrazo a la gente del noreste del paÍs que amanece bajo un intenso frÍo. raÚl: mÁs adelante, jessica delgado nos va a decir quÉ se esperan las prÓximas horas, pero tambiÉn el doctor juan nos cuenta cÓmo aliviar esos dolores que empeoran con el frÍo. jessica: chicas, tenemos taco de ojo. llegan a nuestra casa alejandro nones. jomari: y nosotros cuatro. [risas] lo mÁs importante, cuÁnto queda para la navidad? satcha: les he preparado algo especial para llevar el conteo regresivo en el programa. veamos. ahÍ esta. [risas] raÚl: deberÍamos poner una m

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yankees are coming. ok. finds him four miles away. he comes back and tells talcott, go ahead to burn the bridge. go ahead. and talcott then orders lieutenant john roller to burn the lower wagon bridge. so who do you think gets the credit for this mess up? who would you give it to? go ahead. yeah, mahone, after the war. mahone. well, you know, i thought gordon, but it's actually mahone's fault. i think now apparently when lee heard that this had not happened and that he, now the yankees were gonna be on the same side of the river with him again. armstead long who was, had been one of lee's aides when at the early in the war said he spoke of the blunder with a warmth and impatience which served to show how great a repression he ordinarily exercised over his feelings. isn't that just a nice way of saying god it? go ahead. so, hey, look at that. second core comes up and who's in the lead? the 19th main regiment? there's colonel isaac starbird who i think should be in charge of a united federation of planets spaceship with that name. but c

that's the end of the yankee army. but he appears magically south of columbia and there's a fire i believe, in columbia. something happens and careless match thing. january 3rd, 31st. lee is named general in chief of all the confederate army, something that lee didn't want. and obviously and it was pretty much forced on him. jefferson davis didn't want him to have it either, but the congress voted it and the us house of representatives passes the abolition of slavery. then on february 3rd you have the hampton robes conference where lincoln just basically says you're going to have to surrender. and by the way, the slaves are free and on february 5th through the seventh, you got the battle of patters run next line. there we have major change in the confederate cabinet. james seddon, who was one of jefferson davis's few friends, and he had been in that position probably two and a half years or so. he's probably the guy that served the longest as secretary of war, but he's replaced by john breckinridge. breckinridge is a v

the yankees traded for pitchers including prized prospect. michael's king and the catcher for soto and trent grisham. >> soto is a 3 time all-star. 4 time silver slugger and he's only 25 years old. so you got soto in aaron judge in the outfield pretty good. >> that's a little ball. park is go ahead with more homers and mean again, kieff and like that's actually like normal is like, oh, cool. we got to like the best player in baseball that happens to us like every 4 years. what about shohei ohtani? what's if i had a magic ball, i would guess the dodgers. just that's what i guess. so don't get your hopes up. giants fans, not coming and we're expecting to hear decision soon. yeah, i think buster olney he's mlb network, i think or espn one of but he reported that by the end of the weekend show he's going to make his decision could be a big great. i would love it. they have to make clubhouse bigger. are the media box. yeah. go. thanks a night that yeah. go. thanks a night that we get look mom, i found one. oh, yeah, you did. but we need an atm fro

yankees and dodgers lead to more football yeah, it would. it's been a really long time since the giants were able to cite a big-time free agent. haven't been competitive in that arena. that's been causing a lot of criticism from giants. fans are starting to frustrated. so this would be a big deal. i think that would placate people a little bit around here if they could sign is that money? are they just not offering up the amount of money? hard money part? not quite offering as much money as it's going to take to bring some of these guys. but >> i don't know if you saw this past week, there was a lot of conversation about whether san francisco in morning us somewhere want to live, whether it's to the tax is a perception of crime in the area. so, a lot of factors. but either way, the giants pr team and front office has some work to do. yeah, they definitely do. all right. thank you, kate. that's all we've got for kron. 4 news at 11. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. it's the work behind the scenes, let's take a look at this knee. that tr

the dodgers beat out the giants, yankees and mets for yamamoto's services. according the source is the mets and dodgers at the exact same offer. a mimosa shows the dodgers. the 25 year-old picture has been the best picture in japan over the last few seasons. he has happened. these versions of the cy young award. so he's been their best pitcher for a while. >> that in the new yankees. i know not a fairy money. man, know not a fairy money. man, yeah, all friday pay [narrator] covered california is a free service from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial health to lower the cost of health coverage, you could get a quality health plan for less than $10 a month. every plan covers preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. if you have questions, we're here to help every step of the way. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll by december 31 at coveredca.com. at first, i used better than bouillon for broth. this and then stir fry...nce. sauces... even marinades!

el cantante daddy yankee, quien el año pasado, por cierto, anunció su retiro y dio su último concierto feliz, pero faltaba algo para hacerme completo. pese a que el artista por años ha llenado los más grandes estadios del mundo, él confesó que no se sentía, que estaba lleno. alguien pudo llenar ese vacío que sentía por mucho tiempo. con más de 80 millones de seguidores en redes, le faltaba el seguidor más importante para todos. era alguien, pero yo no era nada sin él. el cangri que ha recibido cientos de premios, espera que el mundo conozca el verdadero y máximo líder. pero me di cuenta de algo que dice la biblia de qué le vale al hombre ganar el mundo entero si pierde su alma? por eso esta noche reconozco y no me avergüenzo en decirle al mundo entero que jesús vive en mí y que yo viviré para Él. una decisión de fe que hoy aplauden. artistas que han aprendido del cangri a hacer música en el género urbano cumplió, llegó a su meta y ahora a cantarle al más grande, nada más que a que agradecerle y honrar su palabra. aferrado a una de las promesas del padre, él dice la biblia dice todo aqu

celebraciones de manera muy emotiva y tras su último concierto en puerto rico, el big boss, daddy yankeeuró que todas las herramientas que tenga a su disposición serán para el reino y aprovechó para invitar a sus seguidores a que sigan jesucristo de esta forma. daddy yankee se une a héctor el father farruko y el zika y artistas urbanos que decidieron también seguir el evangelio y muchas comunidades mexicanas y latinas aquí en los estados unidos. ya dio inicio a la 9a, a la virgen de guadalupe en kansas, por ejemplo, eric jiménez tiene las imágenes de un desfile en honor a la morenita del tepeyac. para alamo con danzas, música y bailes folclóricos. >> miles ya están empezando a celebrar a la morenita del tepeyac en la tradición católica tenemos algo que se llama una 9a 9. >> días antes de una celebración nos alistamos, nos preparamos. entonces ya nos estamos poniendo listos para celebrar. bien el día del 12 de diciembre, para honrar la virgen con muchas festividades, con misas, con devociones, con danzas. con estatuas de la virgen de guadalupe. >> religiosos y feligreses se unieron en un

the yankees have already made sponsorships off of judge.ch wasn't there for them and it's gonna help pay for -- >> why did the dodgers get sponsorship money that is really ohtani money's. ohtani whenever he appears in a dodgers uniform. >> i don't know what ohtani's cut on his own spa sure ship dealer -- we see him here in america, new balance adds all the time. i'm sure his face is gonna be plastered on billboards all throughout l.a.. he has enough japanese marketing and spotters, opportunities of his own, that on the wall behind you are the payrolls of one, two, 38 teams that will pay less this year than shohei ohtani's annual value of his contract, 70 million. what does it do to come to the competitive balance of baseball? do we need to worry about that? the orioles won their division. >> the orioles benefit from having young talent that's coming in the league, making the lead minimum, those guys are three, four, five years from now. someone's gonna pay serious money whether it's the orioles or -- the dodgers have been a big spending tea

(banging sound) 41 times in a close win over the yankees.at night mike bolsinger and the blue jays went down in the blow out that ended his career. (banging sound) then, in late september, the white sox's danny farquhar stepped up to the mound. it was 10:00 p.m. on a weeknight, and the stadium was pretty empty-- and quiet. right away, he heard something. (two loud thumps in distance) >> every time i would throw a change up, the catcher would put down a four. i would come set and i would hear bang. (two loud thumps in distance) >> and then finally on the third change up that i threw him, in my head, i said, "if i come set and i hear a bang, i'm calling the catcher out and we're changing our signs." sure enough, i come set, i hear the bang. (two loud thumps in distance) >> i remember being really upset, staring into their dugout. i was absolutely sure something was happening. >> reiter: farquhar didn't publicly complain at the time, and the astros actually lost that night. but it didn't matter. they'd already made the playoffs, and a month lat

it sends superstaroutfielder juan soto to the new york yak yankees. last night the yankees acquired the three time all-star from the san diego padres alongit two-time outfielder. and in return they received -- the 25-year-old soto is one of the best hitters in the game. he's set to be a free agent after the season. padres likely not to resign him. they got him from the nats. it's a big salary dump for san diego and a huge addition for the yankees who assume soto will hit just behind aaron judge in the line-up. not good, folks. >>> we turn to the nfl now. zack wilson will be once again the starting quarterback for the newark jets when they host the houston texans on sunday. the team announced the return of wilson. wilson told reporters he is excited to be back as center, denying a report by the athletic on monday which said he was reluctant to take back the starting job. meanwhile week 14 of the nfl season kicks off tonight in pittsburgh with the steelers hosting the lowly new england patriots. time now for the weather. angie, a lot of bad sports news

last night, oh, and you think it was me who killed, no, wait, listen, yes, the nanny told me that yankeen’t kill anyone, i just took my son, who she doesn’t need with a nanny anyway, well you you see, for her a child is a means of blackmail, she didn’t give it to me for a long time, then she didn’t give me a divorce for a long time, then suddenly at one moment, fuck off, i thought, well, maybe she got herself some kind of guy? do you know who? well, i didn’t go into detail. what will this happen to me? at the moment you are detained until all the circumstances are clarified. clear, urgently take sansanych, go to him, eat. so the hunter, yeah, shot at a fox near the court with a traumatome, although you... it looks like gun lubricant, you were getting ready to go hunting, question just look at who, sach, you need to stop him, this is an idiot, thank you, i’m listening to you, hello, roman golikov, lawyer for victor panin. did he change lawyers so quickly? well, you see, mr. panin is quite a busy man, he has more important things to do than human life? well, i wouldn’t say that, as a lawye

he became not just a legal scholar or a myth, the yankee from olympus, and then his book became more interesting and found its greatest audience then. host: tonight it is the common-law bought oliver wendell holmes junior. we want to hear from you, get your questions and comments ready for jeffrey rosen, president and ceo of the national constitution center. if you want to send a text message, please include your first name and your city of origin and send it to this number. we will begin taking those in just a few minutes. jeff rosen, we mentioned that you are also an author and you just finished your eighth book. what is it? jeffrey: i'm so excited to share with you, it's called the pursuit of happiness writers inspired the lives of the founders and defined america. over covid, i decided to read the books on thomas jefferson's reading list that he said inspired his understanding of the pursuit of happyness. these are books like seneca and marcus are really us, john martin and french's hutcheson. -- francis hutchinson. what i read was a revelation. happiness wasn't feeling good, it

the seventies, the american melting pot has stopped working, that is, the classic type of american yankeew him, a white resident of the east coast of the united states. anglo-saxons, italians, irish, jews, french mixed there, they fit into this society, that’s the black part of america, and... yes, they were ardent anti-communists, but no one he said we must go kill russians. even those who initially did some things had hopes for germany and hitler, even they were shocked by this, they, i don’t even remember in the third wave of emigration, remember how solzhenitsyn behaved, he constantly emphasized that he did not agree with political systems of the west, that he is precisely against communism, but not against russia, this is already degradation to such an extent that... it’s not bad to kill russians, and it’s not bad to get a job somewhere in, as they say, either in the administration of ukraine, or in another some position carts, his carts , that is, these are people who are ready, in principle, for anything, but here an even more interesting question arises, mind you, as writers, they

i call all favorites the yankees. here's one thing i will note i want to end on a sad but happy note. our long suffering teams, the vikings still haven't won a super bowl, the bills haven't won a super bowl, and cyankees, no world series appearance since 2009. >> harry enten waking up and choosing violence today. we appreciate you. >> the vikings have a new coach i just sat down with him. you'll hear what's coming up. super bowl i believe. how do you write on this thing? i hate this. cnn "news central" starts now. >> donald trump's allies taking their fight to the supreme court, their appeal to be-to-get his ban from the ballot in colorado overturned. >> what caused the civil war? that was the simple question posed to nikki haley at a campaign stop overnight. her answer that confused some voters failed to mention slavery. >>> and today the idaho home where four college students were murdered will be torn down. why some of the victims' families do not want that to happen. i'm sara sizedner alongside joh berman. and fin

he became not just a legal scholar or a myth, the yankee from olympus, and then his book became moreeresting and found its greatest audience then. host: tonight it is the common-law bought oliver wendell holmes junior. we want to hear from you, get your questions and comments ready for jeffrey rosen, president and ceo of the national constitution center. if you want to send a text message, please include your first name and your city of origin and send it to this number. we will begin taking those in just a few minutes. jeff rosen, we mentioned that you are also an author and you just finished your eighth book. what is it? jeffrey: i'm so excited to share with you, it's called the pursuit of happiness writers inspired the lives of the founders and defined america. over covid, i decided to read the books on thomas jefferson's reading list that he said inspired his understanding of the pursuit of happyness. these are books like seneca and marcus are really us, john martin and french's hutcheson. -- francis hutchinson. what i read was a revelation. happiness wasn't feeling good, it was

in 2017, mlb investigated both the red sox and yankees over sign-stealing allegations. >> breaking right the red sox. the team is accused tonight of cheating in the dugout. >> i take any issue that affects the play of the game on the field extremely seriously. >> red sox video replay personnel reportedly sent pitch info. >> they didn't use this between every pitch of every game, it seems, but rather they waited for someone to be on second base. and they did that because it's very easy when you're on second to then relay the signal to the batter. >> reiter: it would become known as the baserunner system. and it would eventually come out that the astros had a version of that, too. antonio padilla admits he and his fellow video room staffers helped run the system to great effect. >> so, you could call down and say, like, "hey, the catchers are using "outs plus one for their sign sequence, so relay that to the runner on second." i think the codebreaking could definitely give an advantage. you know, if you're able to tell the runner on second what signs they're potentially using, i think that

the yankees came in less. the yankees, as well, but you're right, the dodgers, as good as they've been, they have just the one world series title in the short covid season. >> fluke title, fluke! >> fluke title. they've had playoff woes and more needs to address. sam stein, we appreciate your sports insight there and pure anger at the red sox, an anger i share. >>> still ahead on "way too early," the cdc director says the united states isn't near peak flu levels. sam said "way too early," so it was on the brain. this is "morning joe," of course. dr. gupta joins us to talk of the health headlines. i'll say it again, "morning joe" will be right back. ♪ i'll step to the edge ♪ ♪ to see the world below ♪ my daddy's a cowboy, i'm a cowboy and i'm raising a cowgirl. and discovering that my family come from farmers for generations. this life is in our blood. give the gift of family heritage with ancestry. sofia vergara: dwight was a 13-year-old kid with cancer, when he came to st. jude. dwight: this kid is now 73 yea

beats gerrit cole's contract with the yankees by $1 million.pent more than $1 billion in free agency this season between the yamamoto deal and shohei ohtani. i wish the yankees would have done the same. we'll be right back. the color purple is returning to the big screen. the film is based on alice walker's 1982 novel, and follows the lives and struggles of black women in the south in the early 1900s, it's produced by oprah winfrey who starred in the original steven spielberg directed film. >> there's nothing that's been more important or vital to me, culturally, artistically, than the color purple. it is a solid base of spiritual and emotional power for me. >> the reboot is a production of warner brothers pictures, which like cnn is part of warner brothers discovery. it opens on christmas day. we are so happy to be joined this morning to talk about the legacy of the color purple and returning to the big screen and why it resonates with writer, comedian, and actress amber ruffin. you say this is a love letter to black women. what does it mean t

soto going to the new york yankees. you are the single best i know at folding profits into our economics. the key thing on lisa's wonderful observation of grow and slow is can you get both? can you get a slowing economy and corporations will adjust to a lower nominal gdp and will still grow profits? steve: if we look at this year, for the most part it hasn't been a great year for profits. the midyear eps was down 6%. the majority of industries had a decline in profits. this is why the s&p equal weight index is up 6% and the headline is up 19 for market cap. this is why most stocks are not doing well, right? this is not a collapse. this is not a depressed period where you can have a v-shaped recovery. profitability i think will be coming back. manufacturing across the world is contracted for a year, trade falling as much as 9% across the world. it is quite coincident with what is going on with profits. you had this pre-recession in industry. the employment side, again, has been held up i rebound in services.everything ha

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. - he was an only child, and he was a yankee fan in flatbush. - a murderous hitter. - you know, the got beat up. i happen to think that you should get beat up if you're a yankee fan, you know, in brooklyn at that time. [somber music] ♪ - i learned very early in the game that the community that i represented was where rudy giuliani was born and raised. his parents were married in the church right on the corner of nostrand avenue at lincoln. - like donald trump, rudy giuliani was a guy from not the wrong side of the track, but the wrong side of the river. they were both borough guys who always wanted to make it in manhattan. - but the allegation, as i recall it, was that his father was a mob knee breaker, and that he always kept that hidden. - your father was a boxer, an amateur boxer, wasn't he? - that's correct. - and he wanted you to be a boxer too. - well, he actually never admitted that he did. but, uh, but i think he would have been happier if i were a boxer than almost anything else, because i would have fulfilled his ambition. my father had very, very strong moral views about

they're huge team, they're like the, you know, your yankees of soccer. and what i found is that patients who are latino, 'cause we serve a large latino population here where i work, they're like, oh my god, you're wearing that. and then all of a sudden the anxiety goes away from their eyes and they feel more comfortable. and i started to notice that a lot of these things that are my own lived experience, the authenticity of being latino, is something that puts patients at ease. and as dr. gonzalez was mentioning earlier, he's the only latino in his group, i'm the only latino who speaks spanish in my group. and that's unfortunate it shouldn't be that way. but that's an example of sort of breaking down those barriers between the patient and the doctor to make patients feel more comfortable. damian: well, and the healing process starts right away. so you're onto something there i think. dr. gonzalez, do you have to enjoy and like biology in high school and chemistry and all of that or not necessarily to get to your level? dr. gonzalez: i think you have to h

i call all favorites the yankees. here's one thing i will note i want to end on a sad but happy note. our long suffering teams, the vikings still haven't won a super bowl, the bills haven't won a super bowl, and cyankees, no world series appearance since 2009. >> harry enten waking up and choosing violence today. we appreciate you. >> the vikings have a new coach i just sat down with him. you'll hear what's coming up. super bowl i believe. how do you write on this thing? i hate this. cnn "news central" starts now.

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. >>> last night the new york yankees acquired juan soto.our silver slugger awards. the yankees won just 82 games last year, narrowly avoiding their first losing season since 1992. >>> a miami woman was arrested after she reportedly set her tinder date's car on fire. the victim was able to escape the car, while the woman ran off. she's facing several charges including attempted murder. >>> just one day after the latest high profile mass shooting in nevada, members of congress are marking 11 years since the devastating events at sandy hook elementary school. 26 people were murdered on december 14, 2013, including 20 children. today on capitol hill lawmakers and loved ones of victims of gun violence marked the tragedy. nbc news' julie tsirkin joins me now. julie, what did we hear from lawmakers? >> reporter: it was an emotional press conference. there were several family members of victims of gun violence, not just the shooting that took place in sandy hook, but also other shootings that took place since. we heard from one mother, kristen song

the yankees traded for pitchers including prized prospect. michael king and a catcher for soto and trent grisham. so it was a 3 time all-star and four-time silver slugger winner. and he's only 25 years old. how about a score? from chase. and portland beating the warriors by 8. got to be honest. portland's thinks this will be an awful loss for the warriors. hopefully they snap back get some energy i've been watching is just a low energy game. they can't shoot the ball shooting 37%. so just not good basketball, but it will have those highlights on sports night live for now. back to you guys. >> so thank you, everybody. this make sure this happens. >> so was it worth wait will soon new state of the art soccer fields today. jose mayor matt mahan along with team executives unveiled plans to develop 30 acres of fairgrounds for the earthquakes. this will include a 35,000 square-foot practice and training facility and for soccer fields. mayor mahan says the land will serve players of all ages. >> san jose today struggle to have access to adequate pla

he wanted like something really important, like a yankees victory. so so but i mean, hesitation over that was just preposterous. i so and then you know, we have gone into things where, look we we to the age of the internet and people were very reluctant to do that. the basic that are necessary to succeed on the internet. we don't have to run through all of them. but people were resistant to and there's a different form of storytelling that can work on on the internet that doesn't work so well. we need to change our story and people want to keep doing the same thing that they've always done. it doesn't mean that we abandon our values. in fact, i think we very much need to hold on to those values, those traditional values. but we do need to change a the way that we disseminate news and be of the story formats that we use because people are processing information today, it's a much more visual people are much more visual in their approach to information. these days. and we can't just, you know, hold that in contempt and look down our nose at it. we have

multiple reports say the yankees closing in on a deal to trade for outfielder juan soto. three time all star he can hit 284 hitter 160 home runs in six seasons set to join a yankees lineup that already has aaron judge and giancarlo stanton. but they were disappointing last season. a big win in the south bay santa clara county, the san jose earthquakes and the city of san jose teaming up to build a state of the art soccer fields or facility that is the development will take part on 30 acres of santa clara county fairgrounds, 16 acres developed to the public lighting. there's four lighted fields, world class turf on those fields, and the quakes will be building their new practice training facility on 14 other acres, eight soccer fields will be built. warriors blazers tonight, andrew wiggins is starting. he's back. steve kerr said he also expects chris paul to play tonight. oh, really? that's good news. >> yeah, for sure. >> those guys in the lineup. >> thanks, chris. >> all right. so because you'll be glued to our tv tonight, what are you going to watch? well, on abc seven

to color, and they waited for the perfect -- what they deemed to be the perfect time, which was a yankees victory, by the way. so, you got nice blue on the front page. and even when something with balloons or anything like that, frivolous stuff, something really important like a yankees victory. so, but i mean, the hesitation over that was just preposterous. so, and then, you know, we have gone into other things where, look, we move in the age of the internet and people were very reluctant to do the basic things that are necessary to succeed on the internet, that we don't have to run through all of them, but people were resistant to that, and a different form of storytelling that could work on the internet that doesn't work so well, we need to change our story formats, and people want to keep doing the same thing that they have always done. it doesn't mean we abandon our values. in fact, i think we need to hold onto the traditional values, but we need to change the way we disseminate news, and some of the story formats we use, because people are processing information differently today, p