alan: estÁ yuri!rsidad estatal de san diego investigaron a 300 jovencitas en academias de baile en california, los colocaron monitores de ritmo cardiaco, en promedio descubrieron que la niÑa son los ejÉrcito intensamente durante 17 minutos, el resto estaba de pie esperando. los investigadores dicen que incluso el hip hop el estilo de baile mÁs activo para los niÑos no dio buenos resultados en cuanto intensidad del ejercicio, la obesidad estÁ aumentando a niveles alarmantes entre los menores desde el aÑo 1980 se elevÓ 11% entre niÑos y adolescentes aumentÓ un 16%, tenemos que poner a nuestros hijos a hacer ejercicio. satcha: serÍa bonito que pudieran gozar de lo que nosotros gozamos cuando Éramos niÑos, todos los muchachitos jugando por las tardes, pelota, escondite, ojalÁ se pueda repetir aquÍ que en las prÓximas y venideras generaciones. muchas gracias por ese informe. y un estudio revela que enamorarse puede hacernos perder amistades cercanas, y le recordamos que nuestra pregunta de hoy gira en torn

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yuri torres was our guide on this journey into the reserve - he now makes his living by helping people experience the breathtaking beauty of the rainforest. he knows the forest so well he spots a saddleback tamarin monkey with a baby on its back during our interview but torres used to make his living off the jungle as a gold miner. >> when i worked as a miner, you don't really care about the forest, honestly. >> torres' father and his brothers still make their living - as illegal gold miners. >> and do you talk to them about the dangers, about the environment? >> yes i do it's a big deal. >> do you worry about your father and you brothers as miners? >> yes i do. i worry about everyone in my family... if they don't mine, what are they doing to do? >> its very sad. sad beyond words. we are talking of some of the most biologically diverse forests on earth. places where you could spend two full hours watching just what's taking place on one branch of one tree and the way the light of the sun shines on different things as time passes by. and in some way you become better because of that i'm

yuri: el llamado a revisiÓn de la empresa japonesa afecta a uno de cada siete vehÍculos que circulannce trozos de metal afilados contra conductor y sus pasajeros. en la florida un accidente menor en un auto le cambiÓ la vida de este joven pues al explotar la bolsa de aire un trozo se le incrustÓ en el ojo y lo desfiguro. una mujer de 51 aÑos muriÓ luego de que uno de estos metales le cortara el cuello, ademÁs de ella otras cinco personas han perdido la vida presuntamente debido a esta causa. el llamado a revisiÓn de 11 marcas de autos fabricados en el 2000 y el 2011. la decisiÓn de hacer este llamado de revisiÓn en una medida que la empresa habÍa tratado de evitar hasta que el gobierno de estados unidos intervino. la empresa asegura que las explosiones de estos cilindros estÁ ocurriendo en lugares de mucha humedad porque este factor modifica los quÍmicos de este dispositivo una noticia realmente alarmante para conductores de ciudades como miami. uno de los vehÍculos, fue Él esta mujer que la puso muy nerviosa. adriana ya le llegÓ la notificaciÓn para que inspeccione su auto. >>lo qui

magali: para ella la cantante mexicana yuri fuese persona que tendiÓ una mano amiga cuando muchos le pasÓ. no me hago ni la inocente ni me justificÓ pero cuando tÚ escuches es muy probable quinteto en objeto. magali: fue demandado por incumplimiento de contrato. y en 2008 el juez le ordenÓ el cantante pagar 700.000 $, pero la artista asegura que no dio ni un solo centavo y que todo fuerza empresarios. olga: encontrarte en corte con un amigo de toda tu carrera cara a cara, para mi fue terrible. fue terrible ver me enfrentaba sin desearlo, enfrentada con uno de mis mejores amigos de la farÁndula. sin embargo, Él no sabe lo que pasÓ. ese dÍa que Él decidiÓ no parecer a la breeskin se despidieron. magali: asegura que estÁ viviendo el mejor momento de su vida. olga: se me acabÓ todo, el dinero, los aborrece la confianza de los medios, el prestigio con los empresarios. pero esa caÍda hizo que pusiera los ojos en el seÑor. magali: ahora con fe y optimismo se prepara para esta nueva aventura artÍstica. se presentarÁn la ciudad de los angeles los dÍas 30 y 31 de mayo. los productores son tan

i'm yuri from the russian embassy. you mentioned that we know that the united states has strong relations with the ukrainian government and what do you think can the american government help ukraine to overcome the current crisis political and economic crisis? thank you. >> a question about the ukraine and our engagement there. >> and what do i think we can do to help overcome the crisis? i think, first of all, we need to support the government in kiev. i think they need economic help. we can't afford to give them all the economic help they need all by themselves. i think that's got to come from europe, ourselves, and from elsewhere. i think we need to work on the minsk process, which -- and the cease-fire and the agreement that was reached in february, which hasn't gotten very far so far. we won't go into all the reasons but it's proven to be difficult to implement but i think that's a good starting point would be for ourselves, for russia and the countries of europe to try to accomplish the fulfillment of that agreem

-- lake lake yury. we passed and infrastructure bill unanimously. we passed human trafficking legislation before they got to it here -- unanimous. there are things you can do together -- the cleveland school reform, really tough stuff. virtually unanimous. just because somebody thinks and different than you, i was involved in a government shutdown. but you do not poison the well. and sorry, but we can't wait an agreement here. we have to walk away from the table, which is exactly what we should do in regard to aegon. but you have to get answers. i tell ya, i have a lot of regard for jim jordan. he is a good man, he gets it. he will give when he sees a good argument. i don't give up on this. leaders have to be involved with both parties. it is frustrating. i'm frustrated with things right now in my state, but you don't knock the chess pieces half the chess board. you don't give up. this is america. >> a lot of republicans say, as you look at the potential governors, they are from important midwestern sta

the man coming forward, yurie who actually lived in amsterdam but was here in 2005.s everything. if she's buried on land remains recovered it would bring at least some sentiment of relief for her family but those remain koss have clued that could lead to potentially what happened to her and how she died and who may have carried it out. it is such a big lead we're going to amsterdam and sit you down in front of this witness. you'll get to hear him face to face. what did he see and why has he taken ten years to come forward? amazing. that's tonight on "a.c. 360." >> thank you very much. we'll listen to the live, part two of the series 8:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. >>> coming up a car chase tluz texas through texas that barely broke 10 miles an hour. the car going so slow in fact the spike sticks law enforcement usually use, they didn't work. show you how this whole thing ended, next. there is an ancient rhythm... [♪] that flows through all things... through rocky spires... [♪] and ocean's swell... [♪] the endless... stillness of green... [♪] and in the restless depths

remember, a stronger yuri is good news for tons of american companies, good news for the dow jones industrialrage and tremendous for the broader stock market. opposite of the pounding we saw today. "mad money" is back after this. >>> "lightning round" sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> it is time! it's time for the "lightning round." we play this sound and then the "lightning round" is over. are you ready, skedaddy? it's time for the "lightning round" on cramer's "mad money." let's start with john in virginia. >> caller: hey, jim. how are you doing? boo-yah to you. my question today is prta. you had a guy on there a couple months ago. i think the ceo. would like to know what you think the stock is doing. >> i think the stock is a good one, being a great speck for the second half of 2015. it's been a winner. i think it's going to stay a winner. i want to own pro thenna. let's go to mary in colorado. mary. >> caller: hi jim! i have a boatload of chesapeake energy at just below the strike price. how about a merger or a takeover? >> no. i don't think you'll get one. i think that this is actually not

reverend todd yuri. he said this of your church.ome folks had the impression that the mayor has been indifferent and aloof and that the governor referring to larry hogan has been more active coming in to save baltimore from its inclination to implode. what do you say to your pastor to that sort of characterization? >> you know, i think it's -- everyone has their opinion. that's really not my focus. as a leader i'm focused on bringing us through this crisis. you have to remember chuck, when i came into office, it was a -- we were already the face of a national scandal. that's how i got into office. i know how to lead our city through tough times. that's what i'm going to do again. i'm going to focus on healing our city and making the decisions that i need to make in order to get us forward and get us through this unfortunate, unfortunate crisis. >> how should you be judged? >> i don't think any elected officer can say how can you be judged? i'm judged on what we've done right? we have a strong track record in baltimore of confronting

that honor goes to yuri. he didn't get very far. he went up to the edge of space and back.tter at it. >> pretty cool. >> thank you very much. >>> happening right now, the bay area is coming together to help local non-profits. >> it's always good to cecil con valley gives. all day long anyone can donate and the money raised will go to hundreds of charities right here in the bay area. "today in the bay's" bob ridell is live. bob, so far this fund-raiser is off to pretty incredible start. >> that's right. started at midnight tonight online. so so far silicon valley has given. let's see if we can get a drum roll, please. amazing drum roll. all right. dr. carson, how much have we raised? all right. that is roughly over the past seven hours. $1.75 mm. raised on svgifves.org. helping non-profits in the south bay. santa clara, san mateo counties. dr. emmitt carson, founder of the foundation, how does this work? >> you go online and you can support one of 150 non-profits in our community. and san mateo, santa clara, and san benito counties. >> these non-profits range from a what to

. >> now pastor yuri you asked the attorney general for a federal investigation. is it necessary? >> it's necessary, some of my colleagues and advocates in the civil rights community encouraged the attorney general to pursue a pattern or practice investigation, because what we hear and what we've seen over many, many years is ongoing and consistent, even persistent violations of the constitutional rights of the citizens of baltimore. while we recognize that there was a push for collaborative reform it is so urgent now that we can no longer wait on collaborative efforts. we need actual oversight of the police department to make sure that the violations that we're hearing happening all over the city and repeatedly are removed from the day-to-day profile of every citizen of the city of baltimore, the city of baltimore's police department needs fixing now. >> so you're saying you want federal oversight of the baltimore police department? >> the pattern and practice investigation will let us know if further doj oversight of the police department is required. we believe

. >> reporter: 38 year-old was shot and killed for yuri 21st 200014-concertation from two university cops lopez attacked them with a saw blade ignored orders to drop the blade and that they opened fire only as a last resort the other says does not the way happens lopez had methamphetamines in his system and tell the says that he was a gentle man and did not do drugs and a language barrier that contributed to the situation criticized the lack of charges in the case. >> catherine: 2 year-old assistant coach from the best pitch sent us a later merged with the team named pitched diamonds in this investigation led to an arrest trying may 7th at her san jose home and they're continuing to look for more victims. >> grant: pecks driver that i'm i'm not exactly why that happened according to chp investigation stunning images from interstate 5 last year philip high-school students was hit by the fedex piggin the jabbered drifted across a median crashed head-on from near chico entebbe will die including five students both the driver's and two chaperons on the tour bus that was the same seven te

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but it's also going to involve actions at the state department, justice department, test yuri commerce because you are going to need to apply pressure in a number of different ways in order to change the behavior of your antagonist. and i don't believe that we are very far along at doing that now. if we had to do it tomorrow, it would be a significant pick up game. >> excellent. shall we go to the audience questions, especially on the technology and you might say the full spectrum responses. i guess right here. >> good afternoon, charles new stead, state department speaking just for myself as a fist cyst and not for the department or mr. carey will fire me. although he is doing a great job. two points, in terms of the technology mr. matlock talked about the various systems that we could have either terrestrially or in space. and as he point out, developing a capability in the satellites to shoot things down would be certainly better if we could do it. now, in particular laser interests me because those are coming along very quickly. one not quite there yet. we don't have laser that we