yuri: es que la gente ve los procesos como algo negativo., mejores hijos, esposos, en todo. todo eso que sobrepasamos y que pasamos momentos difÍciles nos ayuda. borja: tÚ sabes que quien se sienta en la ediciÓn digital, siempre le hacemos este juego. quiero que te fijes en la pantalla me gustarÍa preguntarte: ¿quÉ le dirÍas esa niÑa? yuri: no le dirÍa absolutamente nada. yo sonreirÍa le dirÍa buena suerte. todo obra para bien. y todo lo que pasÓ me llevÓ a que hoy... no hay cosas malas. yo sÉ que la gente dice: ay, pero yuri, no entiendo. todo lo que nos pasa era necesario. entonces quizÁ si no me pasan esas cosas yo estoy sentada aquÍ, en la mejor cadena del mundo... borja: la verdad que tu mensaje es tan importante, eres una buena madre, me consta, eres una buena jefa, eres una buena compaÑera y ahora con este libro maravilloso que dÓnde podemos encontrar la virtud del proceso. yuri: en amazon y en yuricordero.com borja: gracias por tu mensaje. te quiero. pues vamos a hacer una corta pausa y al regresar miles de personas podrÍan morir deb

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nelson, please tell your husband we are not bad people, and sign it yuri.i'm sure jim gave him a ruble or two to sign it. i looked it and said said that's good. so he said put it under the door with the room number on a slide after the door after everybody is in bed. so about, about two or three in the morning i heard something coming under the door. of course diane sleeps so silently. she doesn't sleep sound at all. she heard it. she got up, grabbed it, rent to the bathroom can turn on the light in there and come back and jump in the bed with a flashlight chewing become she said read this. this wasn't funny. this wasn't funny. look at it. so the next morning we were telling everybody about it. next morning we all said gotcha. she was a trooper. a lot of spouses would've been very upset about it but nobody laughed harder than jim bunning. he had a fastball as as a pie but nobody had a better sense of humor when you what a good relationship with him. >> host: . schiffer gave me but she said please don't do that again. >> host: the next time i see a bride on

nelson, please tell your husband we are not bad people, and sign it yuri.i'm sure jim gave him a ruble or two to sign it. i looked it and said said that's good. so he said put it under the door with the room number on a slide after the door after everybody is in bed. so about, about two or three in the morning i heard something coming under the door. of course diane sleeps so silently. she doesn't sleep sound at all. she heard it. she got up, grabbed it, rent to the bathroom can turn on the light in there and come back and jump in the bed with a flashlight chewing become she said read this. this wasn't funny. this wasn't funny. look at it. so the next morning we were telling everybody about it. next morning we all said gotcha. she was a trooper. a lot of spouses would've been very upset about it but nobody laughed harder than jim bunning. he had a fastball as as a pie but nobody had a better sense of humor when you what a good relationship with him. >> host: . schiffer gave me but she said please don't do that again. >> host: the next time i see a bride on

in the courthouse he described how he came to an arrangement with the then mayor of moscow yuri luzhkovn return mr chernukhin would use the bank's powers to help enrich the mare's family. this is what mr chernukhin said in court. it looks like a corrupt deal. the chernukhins�* lawyers said our interpretation of the court evidence was a gross mischaracterisation. and "the suggestion that he acted improperly whilst an official of the state is wholly untrue." in a corrupt manner." our expert doesn't agree. that's a conflict. there's no two ways about it. here is a man who's chairman of a bank using the bank as a means by which he enhances his own personal wealth. that has corruption written all over it. so, why might someone give large sums of money to a political party? could they be trying to buy influence? we've been looking into the background of a russian businessman behind the controversial project near portsmouth. france is 100 miles across the channel. now, later this month, the uk government will decide whether or not to approve an ambitious plan to link the two with an underwater

the history of the imperial family in japan, empress michiko impressed masako princess conferences, yuri in the past, the all how to go through huge pressure to produce some mail to the rhone or to readjust to this strict life within the impale household, and those for is, will always shrouded in secrecy because it was the royal family. and therefore you have to be careful about those stories. do think that this could be the moment to give those people more voices to talk about exactly what they had to under though to be part of the wild family. yeah, i don't see it really going in that direction because we don't really know how this story is going to grow legs. i mean this couple is planning to relocate to new york city. maybe as early as next month. they're applying now for pass a passport. i mean she is, princess mako hasn't had a passport as a member of the the royal family. but i wanted to just address the, the issue of sort of mental illness or having challenges mentally especially attached to women. and i think that it can be somewhat problematic if you characterize women, you kno

anna politkovskaya, yuri shchekochikhin, igor domnikov, anastasia baburova, stas markelov, natasha estemirova them, said the price belonged to them. he said the prize belonged to them. their paper novaya gazeta has been highly critical of president putin and russia's ruling elite. its investigations have exposed electoral fraud such as the stuffing of ballot boxes, as well as official corruption and police violence. translation: | don't know| what effect this nobel award will have on censorship of the media here in russia, with many investigative journalists being accused of being foreign agents. maria ressa from the philippines is the other winner, a woman described by the nobel committee as fearless. she has faced criminal charges and death threats. her work has exposed state abuses under the controversial president rodrigo duterte, in particular the extrajudicial killings that have come with his deadly war on drugs. thousands of people, mostly from poor communities, have been murdered. today, maria ressa spoke of the vital importance of telling the truth. when you don't have facts, you don

. >> alcs game 5 at fenway red sox astros. 6 ending yuri gurriel. so that's a base.d in a five-run inning that gives the astros a 6. nothing lead. framber valdez. he pitched a gem allowed just 3 hits over 8 innings. this double play and the threat here in the 7th houston wins this one 91 they lead the series 3 games to 2 game 6 friday, houston, they can win that series and go to the world series. but back to the warriors. home opener tomorrow. they're celebrating the 75th anniversary of the nba. this is the 75th anniversary since the league was created so whole bunch of giveaways tomorrow and. >> chase center should be popping really like the first since they can fully allow everyone in at full capacity. we saw la last night. all the stars were out probably not going to be like hollywood atmosphere like it is in la, but it's going to be fun down there chase chase tomorrow. -hi mommy! -hi honey! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby... don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horro

you a-shares hit another record but the you for yuri it -- u.s. shares hit another record but the euphoria is not long. checking facebook, twitter and alphabet. the fed curbs trading by top officials after an embarrassing scandal. will powell's damage control be enough to clear the way through nomination. happy friday. you made it to the end of the week, and the inflation bet is on. a monster auction yesterday yesterday in the u.s. session. $19 billion up for sale in a record low yield. there is demand in the market to hedge, and protect yourself against inflation. all of that translates into inflation expectations as measured by rake evens that are at -- breakevens that are at the highest since this was offered again. these are a substantial ramp up. this is a conversation we have been having for months, but it is notable how the market keeps putting these on. what does that mean for risk assets? so far, not a lot. u.s. stocks yesterday hit an all-time record, but why is it equity markets are so resilient? in the view of jim polson, the risk invo

i was lying in on my back, the same launch pad as yuri gagarin.soothing for me. >> i hope someone is thinking "rocket man." you have to imagine. miles o'brien, t under six minutes to launch. describe what happens in the next less than six minutes here? >> we're going to unleash a lot of power from the liquid hide engine and oxygen. the fuel is quite volatile. when you think about what rockets do, they take the coldest thing we know of which is liquid hydrogen, run it through a bunch of turbo pumps that are hyper fast, can fill up swimming pools in the blink of an eye and then turn that in to f fire. all of that is happening in short order in a short, confined space. when you start to think about that, you wonder how that happens at all. if i'm bill shatner, i'm not trying to think too much about that. it's much easier to fly in the enterprise which was a cardboard model. i've got to say one word here about the intersection of hollywood and reality here. for years and years and years, people would come and visit nasa and say, so where is the zero g

. >> alcs game 5 at fenway red sox astros. 6 ending yuri gurriel slaps a base hit the opposite way.omes on in to score. that's all part of a 5 run ending gives the astros a 6 nothing lead now framber valdez pitched a he allowed just 3 hits over 8 innings that double play ended a threat in the 7th houston wins 9 to one astro's lead the series 3 to 2 game 6 friday in houston. also the braves just beat the dodgers. so we'll have those highlights soon as we get them ready at 9. all right. if you look at sports, back to you guys. >> thank you. coming up, what fire crews discovered and pulled ou ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. but our here, we are just getting started. and hold tomorrow

yuri he drives it to left. it looks like it's going to get out the park. it doesn't. he tries to get to. but guess what. he is gunned down at second. that's just the type a night it was for the astros. they lose 62 game 2 tomorrow night in houston. all right. after a look at sports. we'll be right ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ working from home means driving less, and now paying less for car insurance. with metromile's per-mile pricing... your rate is based on how much you actually drive. isn't that delightfully different? get your free quote at metromile.com. >> we'll look at this. a lively livestock tradition has returned to madrid more than a 1000 sheep and goats recently marched through the spanish capital for the traditional festival of trans you ments. it was canceled last year for the first time in 27 years because of the pandemic, but not only is the event a big party. it is also seen as a protest. trying to make sure that people think about protecti

ball could not continue lasted only two and a third big play here eighth inning 62 strokes trailing yurimr homer, he tries to stretch it into a double. possibly the worst slide in world series history of the albums lays. the tag out of me is clearly out. whatever happened is sliding feet first. it can work every now and then you know, six to the final one. nothing seriously game to tomorrow. see it right here on channel two starts at 4 30 golden state warriors. they are the kings of california. they took care of the lakers, clippers and kings got to show they can win outside the state, though, and that they do against okay. see although it wasn't that easy, steph curry. uh well, activating his goodness, i think is what the traders call that and he would get going, although not his best game as he is deep with three right there. he's fouled. it counts 20. three points for steph. on the night. nine in the fourth quarter. talent challenged is okay, see very young, but they do have shaped gildas alexander with a great drive. who cares about the traveling? that's the nba right? and uh, it's w

that little race, between myself and yuri the russian astronaut and obviously their objectives and capabilities for orbital flight were greater than ours at that point. we eventually caught up and went past them. but as you point out, it was the cold war, there was the competition. we had flown a chimpanzee ham in the redstone. and everything had worked perfectly, except there was a relay, which at the end of the powered flight was supposed to eject the escape tower because it was no longer needed. separated from the mercury capsule and eject it. for some reason, for the chimpanzees flight, it fired but did not separate itself. and so the chimp was lifted another ten or 15 miles and it was absolutely nothing wrong for anything else wrong with the mission. so our recommendation, strongly, was, okay let's separate the next one. so this thing happens again, it goes a little higher. gordon said no, he said, no, we want to have everything absolutely right. so we flew another unmanned mission. before gregan flew. and then mine. if they put me in that unmanned mission, we would have flown first. but i

i'm thinking of yuri gregarin when i say that. >> that little race between gregarin and me was really, really close. obviously their objectives, their capabilities for orbital flight were greater than ours that particular point. we eventually caught up and went passed them. as you point out, it was the cold war. there was a competition. we had flown a chimpanzee called ham in a redstone mercury combination. and everything had worked perfectly except there was a relay which at the end of the powered flight was supposed to eject the escape tower, because it was no longer needed, separate it from the mercury capsule, and eject it. for some reason, with ham's flight, it fired but it did not separate itself. so the chimp was lifted to another 10 to 15 miles in altitude, another 20 to 30 miles in range. there was absolutely nothing wrong with -- anything else wrong with the mission. so our recommendation strongly was, okay, let's put shepard in the next one, everything worked fine. so the thing happens again. no big deal, shepard goes a little higher. werner said no, we want everything abso

yuri: cÓmo amanecieron? alan: muy bien, muchas gracias, tenemos a dos mujeres extraordinarias.as para el estrÉs de concentraciÓn son las que debemos hacer poco a poco y quiero que en casa lo intenten, es una postura a nivel mediano, sÉ que todos son atletas y deportistas y lo podemos lograr. pero vamos mÁs allÁ, apoyamos las manito si vamos a tratar de irnos adelante. lo vamos a sostener una hora arriba. nos vamos a quedar. miramos un punto fijo que sea la clave de la postura. alan: sigamos con la postura de la paloma. yudi: la paloma es una postura totalmente 100% de estiramiento de columna, metemos la pierna y la llevamos al frente. esta pose es bien exÓtica. primero nos vamos al frente. ustedes en casa tambiÉn lo pueden hacer. vamos a doblar esta pierna que estÁ aquÍ. la vamos a doblar y tratar de llevarla. alan: enrique, cÓmo va? vamos para que se pueda ver otras posturas. yudi: mire, terminamos con esta. alan: la postura del Árbol. yudi: vamos todos para vernos bien bonitos. nos vamos a ir con un Árbol, este Árbol va a ser mÁs avanzado, vamos a llevar esta pierna aquÍ y la

later they would add insult to injury at least to american pride by announcing the first man in space, yuriat china has this advanced technology to make a hyper sonic missile with incredible accuracy it scares them all over again. should it scare us? congressman dan meuser of pennsylvania is kind to join us now. congressman that wasn't something we think they apparently could do, what do you make of it? >> what i think of it we were guilty of wishful thinking and victims of it. as a matter of fact the u.s. has been victims of wishful thinking related to china for 25 to 35 years now. michael pillsbury wrote a book, the 100 year marathon where it expresses that well. what we have to do, we have to face things as they really are and not as we want them to be and on the military track that is one area. china is destined to have a larger navy than us very shortly. i only came into congress three years ago. the first thing i went over at the pentagon we learned how china, russia to an extent ahead of us in space and ahead of us in cybersecurity. we have to face the realities and look after americ