here's andrea canning with "the client." [music playing] andrea canning: beverly carter was making a name for herself in little rock, arkansas. her face was in the paper every week. she had a billboard on one of the busiest interstates with her face on it. andrea canning: as a top selling realtor, beverly carter had become somewhat of a local celebrity. with her infectious smile, she put house hunters at ease. trusted to find the perfect home, she often did. beverly was awesome at it. i mean nobody could do it like beverly could. andrea canning: but there was a downside to her celebrity. this realtor had a target on her back. she did. she didn't know it. andrea canning: for beverly, being a realtor was more than just closing a deal. was she in the perfect job for her personality? yes. absolutely. yes. andrea canning: her sons, chad, and carl jr., and carl jr.'s wife, kim, were always amazed at how much their mom's clients loved her. well, one of her clients, she had gone to their wedding, and then went to a baby shower. so s

>> that he and andrea got closer. he and andrea had decided that they were soulmates.d me that andrea was adamant that she would not leave her husband and her two kids. >> andrea was interested in hemy but would never leave her husband. that was the message rusty sneiderman's wife was sending her boss, and they promised to prove to the jury that the inner turmoil that was mixed up in hemy neuman was enough to send this mild-mannered but troubled man into the realm of legal insanity. >> coming up -- >> i've been kicked, i've been slapped, i've been whipped and those things you don't forget. >> haunting secrets from hemy's past. and a question, did celebrity voices drive him to kill? a strange detail gets even stranger when "murder i broad daylht" continues. out to pop a"m fresh" in that washer. with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. and if you want, pour a little more. ah, it's so fresh. and it's going to last from wash to... ...wear for up to 12 weeks. right, freshness for weeks! unstopables by downy. for a fresh too feisty to quit. steve chooses to walk ove

andrea: la acompañamos junto a su amiga elia. ahora las noches son de vigilia en la casa de eric silva. llegan los vecinos, los amigos y hasta desconocidos a ofrecer sus condolencias. gregorio y angélica transitan ahora el camino del duelo, con la tranquilidad de saber que la frase más importante se la repitieron a eric todos los días. angélica: que les traigan a sus hijos, que los quieran. yo siempre le decía a mi hijo que lo amo, siempre, todos los días. andrea: el dolor es grande y al mismo tiempo un cálido sentimiento aflora. todos, todos sienten un infinito orgullo por eric. teresa: qué triste todas estas historias. según la familia, el funeral de eric silva está previsto para mañana. eric era el principal apoyo económico de la familia que ahora se ve fracturada. y según ellos, ya nada será como era hasta el domingo pasado. ya regresamos con más de esta edición especial de "aquí y ahora", desde las vegas, nevada. locutor: al volver, cuando correr es la única salida para quedar vivo. >> y mientras estábamos corriendo, todavía

andrea? >> steve patterson, thanks so much to you and your team in the fire zone. >>> turning now to the deadly oid cris opioid crisis having an effect on our schools. they all try to cope with tragedy. kate snow has this series "one nation overdosed." how do you handle it when every student is affected in class? >> there is a real opioid problem. in east falmouth elementary, six parents have died. clair poole is a counselor that helps students who lost a parent and here's what she told me. >> you have something called a memory chain. when do you use that? >> when a child has experienced a loss, whether it's a sibling, a parent, a cousin, when they experienced a loss and they need a place to put their grief, we will make what we call a memory chain. this is one we started. this is all different memories, and each time we come up with a new memory about this person they have lost, we will add a link to the chain with the memory, like, he took us trick or treating. pancakes on sundays. playing

andrea was asleep. when i was watching the kids. was there so they indicted her on my charges, i guess. make me feel worse because she's sitting down here for no reason at all. >> later on, sheldon would agree to plead guilty to only one count of child endangerment. he was sentenced to time already served in jail and released. but one of the new friends he made in his housing unit was none other than the future brother-in-law he had never met. >> that's another one that you didn't see coming either. >> talking about bobby wolford, any relation? >> my little brother. i love him like family, like blood. he's actually a friend of my best friend and they knew each other since they was little kids so that just brought us closer even quicker. >> when they first met in jail, bobby didn't even know who sheldon was. >> i didn't know it was sheldon. i thought it was one of the funniest names i ever heard. to be honest with you. it sounds like something you would call a turtle or something. >> this family saga was about to take yet another tur

time to hand it over to andrea mitchell for "andrea mitchell reports." >>> dismantling the deal. this hour president trump will announce he will no longer certify the iran deal, leaving a crucial decision about whether to reimpose sanctions and officially leave the decision up to congress. >> in a little while i'll be giving a speech on iran, a terrorist nation like few others, and i think you're going to find it very interesting. >>> health care sabotage? donald trump going after the signature initiative of his predecessor, clipping key subsidies for low-cost health insurance plans, potentially sending premium costs climbing. >> one by one, it's going to come down and we're going to have great health care in our country. we are going to have great health care in our country. >>> and miracle with a mystery. an american mother saved along with her family after being held by the taliban for five years. but her husband's actions are raising a lot of questions today and a lot of ire from kaitlyn coleman's father. >> what i can say is i'm taking your pregnant wife to a very dangerous

i'm going to be back at 3:00 and right now we're going to watch our colleague andrea mitchell on "andrea mitchell reports." >>> president trump signs an extraordinary to further undermine his pred secessorpred signature health insurance. >> take action to increase competition, increase choice and increase access to lower-priced, high-quality health care options and they will have so many options. this will cost the united states government virtually nothing and people will have great, great health care. and when i say people, i mean by the millions and millions. >>> nuclear meltdown. the president overruling his national security team to send a signal to tehran. >> this is the worst deal. we got nothing. we got nothing. so i'm not giving anything away, but i've been saying this for a long time. >>> and coming up, we need to talk to two key players in the iran deal, ben cardin, the top democrat on the senate foreign relations committee, and former energy secretary ernest muniz who helped seal the deal. >>> and three weeks after hurricane maria ripped through puerto rico. the president sai

. >> my name is andrea solis.n 2015, my brother and i inherited an heirloom that had been in our family for more than 150 years. we were always told it belonged to abraham lincoln, and i believe it. >> hi, andrea. i'm jamie. so nice to meet you. >> hi, jamie. nice to meet you. my family has something here that i think you might like to see. you want to go check it out? >> yes, please. >> okay. >> andrea's strange inheritance is on loan here at the state museum in indianapolis in its abraham lincoln collection. it has the initials "a-l." >> he was known as "the rail-splitter," and i'm sure that he used it to split wood to make fences. >> growing up, was there a whole story behind it? >> yes. abraham lincoln lived near my great-great-grandfather, and abraham gave the mallet to him, and then it has been passed down for generations in my family. >> how do you check out a story like andrea's? start 200 years ago across the border in kentucky, says lincoln scholar dale ogden. what was lincoln's early life like in kentuc

>> that's right, andrea. a very secure building so walking in here typically requires a staff i.d. and if you don't have an i.d., you have to have an appointment and be invited by a senator or congressman's office to be inside the capitol building. the rules are different to be here than they are in the office buildings. the office buildings are open to the public, anybody can walk in. but here things are pretty different. especially we are on the screensecond floor of the capitol where the chambers actually are. it's the u.s. senator, the doors to the u.s. senate. i'm not even allowed to show you those doors with my camera, the rules are so strict about what we are allowed to do and not do here. and you can hear, in fact, the aides are now saying do not block the senate chamber doors. that would be another cardinal sin here. again, this is really the area where, you know, senators walk freely through here. it is because, again, we live in a democracy. it's a place where if you're a reporter, a credentialed m

ilia: gracias, andrea.re ellos corrupciÓn y trÁfico de influencias. el juicio estÁ entrando en su novena semana y los dos acusados han negado los cargos. de ser hallado cculpable, menÉndez podrÍa enfrentar una pena de hasta 20 aÑos en prisiÓn. blanca: este fue el panorama durante mÁs de un dÍa. inundaciones repentinas, vientos de hasta 80 millas por hora, llluvias torrenciales, Árboles caÍdos. mÁs de 1,000,000 de personas sin electricidad en gran parte de la costa oeste de la nnaciÓn. en new jersey, esta madre y su hijo tuvieron que ser rescatados en un bote. " el agua subiÓ por enfrente. me metÍ en la parte de atrÁs y comencÉ a salir del auto", dice. >> sonaba como un monstruo. mme dio miedo. blanca: ademÁs de las inundaciones, ffuertes vientos, apagones y demoras en los vuelos. fueron los remanentes de la tormenta y el philippe que afectÓ a la florida y que subió a los estados de la costa este de la naciÓn, justo a cinco aÑos del paso de sandy. >> estuve sola en casa tres dÍas, sin agua y sin luz. blanca:

andrea linares nos informa.tubre, esta joven indocumentada a -- hablÓ acerca del momento en el que decidiÓ abortar. >> quise hacerlo porque no me siento capaz de ser fuerte para poder cuidar al bebÉ. andrea: la adolescente que cruzÓ la frontera entre estados unidos y mÉxico, he estado detenida en un albergue desde el 11 de septiembre. ella relatÓ cómo fue su experiencia en un centro de detenciÓn estando embarazada. >> para mÍ fue muy difícil porque uno no tiene libertad de nada. no tiene una libertad para tomar el tiempo para baÑarse, ni para entrar al baÑo, o hacer algo. andrea: el gobierno federal le habÍa negado el derecho a un aborto por su corta edad y condiciÓn migratoria, pero tras un mes de intensos debates y presiÓn de la unión de libertades civiles, la joven recibiÓ el permiso y este miÉrcoles finalmente aborto. jane contÓ lo que ha sentido al estar en medio de una polÉmica. jane: es algo que estoy experimentando. si dios lo permite, quiero estudiar. estudiar y salir adelante en un indongo -- adelante.

andreas: thank you for that question.y don't know if we are going to have a hard brexit or not. banks are is that going to have to prepare for them. the outcome is what you will have to see. is -- if that is the assumption you are working from, a hard brexit, it is not only the banks that have to prepare, but the supervisors. by the way, the banks who transfer part of their business to the continent will not only go to frankfurt. they will also go to dublin and other places. but i would think dublin and frankfurt are probably the two biggest cities that will get the business. this is quite a challenge because we never had supervised broker-dealers. broker-dealers are coming away way, so we have to make our preparations for the right level of inspections. this requires us to work very, very closely with our friends at the bank of england because we are going to take on some of those risk models. and we trust very much the judgment of the bank of england. but the better and closer we work, the easier this transition will be

andreas; you have to. a very long time now that you want to stay away from long-dated benchmark government bonds. i would not want to lock myself into a 10 or 20 year negative return scenario. that's one aspect of it yes, bring in duration. the majority of our bond fund flows from institution and retail investors are in short duration type strategies. or the spread product, the that the credit spread product or the emerging market product. guy: yields have gotten flatter and flatter. will we start to see a change? andreas: i think initially he gets flatter, until inflation expectations really pick up and taper comes to an end. let's not forget. the bond markets are not manipulated by the central banks. that's a real issue for companies that want to invest capital. nobody knows what the real market determined cost of capital is. that is the issue. they will remain so until tapering comes to an eend. guy: once we start to see tapering coming to an end, japan i think is a special case -- japan will be an anom

andrea, so far so good with this storm.pactful but won't be devastating as with past storms. >> it's already had an economic impact, by the way. the labor department issued its jobs report and it's down 33,000 jobs, hurricane related in the past month. they thought they would be at job growth 90,000 net new jobs, so 33,000 down indicates how strong that impact was in the gulf, florida and the south as flooding hit. >>> coming up. nervous rex. is the president ready to replace rex tillerson after our nbc exclusive reporting that the secretary of state called the commander in chief a moron. the inside scoop coming up next. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. to most people, i look like most people. but on the inside, i feel chronic, widespread pain. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica. for some, lyrica delivers effective relief for moderate to even s

what do you want the world to know about andrea, your sister?that she was a strong soul, and to anyone else that's suffering from loss from this horrible night, i mean, hang in there and be strong. >> how about you, what will you miss? >> kind of miss her smile, she brought so much joy and happiness. >> reporter: their bond almost perfectly immortalized by none other than jason aldean. ♪ oh man we were living didn't wait for a minute ♪ ♪ we talked and drank and danced and said good-bye ♪ ♪ we laughed until we cried >> our thanks to juju. >>> next, we're moving on to the new sequel more than three decades in the making. ryan gosling and harrison ford telling their stories from behind the scenes of "blade runner 2049." having moderate to severe plaque psoriasis is not always easy. it's a long-distance run. and you have the determination to keep going. humira has a proven track record of being prescribed for nearly 10 years. humira works inside the body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to symptoms. in clin

here's the thing, andrea. president obama encountered the limits of his own ability to pull candidates across the finish line when he was actually in the white house. we encountered significant setbacks in the 2010 and 2014 elections when president obama was on the ballot and he was a big advocate for their campaign, but he was not able to pull them over the finish line. these candidates are going to have to step up. there is a limit to what president obama can do for them. when it comes to the argument we're making in virginia, ed gillespie is not donald trump, but in some ways ed gillespie is worse. he is a republican who knows how to coddle and aid donald trump. that's how he's running his campaign, and if that's not going to motivate democratic voters to turn out at the polls, i don't know what will. >> we've been asking ed gillespie to come on, so we will afford him the time to defend himself. thank you very much. it's great to see you. >> nice to see you. >>> a new profile of the vice president joining m

andrea? >> in fact, there is a lot of pushback, as we'll hear, from people who worked with president obama. here's more of what president trump said about calling gold star families. >> the toughest calls i have to make are the calls where this happens, soldiers are killed. it's a very difficult thing. it gets to a point where, you know, you make four or five of them in one day. it's a very, very tough day. for me that's by far the toughest. the traditional way, if you look at president obama and other presidents, most of them didn't make calls, a lot of them didn't make calls. i like to call when it's appropriate, when i think i'm able to do it. >> leon panetta served as cia director and secretary of defense under president obama and joins me now. mr. secretary, i don't think we ever thought we would be having this conversation, but what is your reaction to the things the president said yesterday? >> well, you know, it's regrettable that when it comes to the lives of those who are brave and

right now let me turn you to andrea mitchell for "andrea mitchell reports." >>> castaway. rex tillerson cozying up to the vice president today as all sides try to play nice. >>> that exclusive report on the feud between the president and the secretary of state. and foreign policy leaders worry about what this signals to the rest of the world. >> secretary tillerson, secretary mattis and chief of staff kelly are those people that help separate our country from chaos. >> did he act alone? we are learning more about when and where stephen paddock bought the arsenal of assault weapons that he used to kill 58 people in las vegas as investigators talk to his girlfriend and search for another woman of interest. >> we know that stephen paddock is a man who spent decades acquiring weapons and ammo and living a secret life, much of which will never be fully understood. you have to make the assumption he had to have help at some point. >> and hitting a wall. the senate intelligence committee says there are more questions than answers in the russia investigation. >> the issue of collu

andrea: encima de esto, el sujeto utilizÓ balas de largo alcance.>> son balas potentes. no hay mucho espacio eentre las personas y eso causa mucho mÁs daÑo. andrea: este vendedor de armas nos comentÓ que las balas usadas son fÁciles de conseguir y en precios econÓmicos. paddock adquiriÓ unas armas de fuego en california y otras en utah. chris michael es dueÑo de una tienda de armas frecuentada por el sospechoso. la policÍa no ha confirmado cuÁntos armas de fuego disparÓ stephen paddock. por cierto nevada tiene una de las regulaciones de armas mÁs flexibles del paÍs. allÍ, hasta la portaciÓn de armas a la vista es legal en todo el estado. enrique: regresamos a este ddebate que parece interminable. si el control de armas hubiera prevenido una tragedia como la que se viviÓ en las vegas. mario mejÍa: ni estÁn y las que siguen, a detener la regulaciÓn de armas. esto jamÁs sucederÁ. gracias por sus comentarios. una reuniÓn esta noche en la casa blanca entre el presidente trump y lÍderes republicanos que podrÍa decidir el futuro de los dreamers. enrique: s

>> this is andrea mitchell in washington. right now the president with henry kissinger just moments ago. >> i don't think so at all. i think we're well on our way. the people of this country want tax cuts. they want lower taxes with t. we're the highest taxed nation in the world. our companies aren't leaving so much now because we have them coming back. you see announcements from companies building car plants now in michigan, that they're going to various different states. they're actually picking some additional locations. but just last week five plants announced they're going to build in this country. i will say that with the highest taxed nation in the world, people want to see massive tax cuts. i'm giving the largest tax cuts in the history of this country. in addition to that, there will be reform. i think it's politically -- it's very positive. the people of the country want it. we're also bringing back $3 trillion from offshore. that's money that's been there for years that wants to come back into the country, but the

andrea cedeÑo nos expone este complejo ambiente polÍtico.e mÁquinas contra una manipulaciÓn y una mentira del consejo nacional electoral. andrea: el impuso presidencial sigue lleno de contradicciones. ademÁs, amenazÓ con repetir la elecciÓn en los estados cuyos gobernadores no reconozcan la asamblea nacional constituyente. >> quedarÁn inhabilitados los candidatos que aunque ganaron, no quisieron respetar la ley y la constituciÓn. andrea: la oposiciÓn reiteró que no serÁ atacada por los gobernadores electos. recordemos que dÍas atrÁs el mandatario seÑalÓ al presidente de la asamblea nacional sobre la posibilidad de debatir en cadena nacional las crÍticas que tiene la oposiciÓn sobre el sistema electoral de esta naciÓn. >> estamos diciÉndole a nicolÁs maduro que deje el cinismo. el pueblo venezolano tiene el derecho de tener el sistema electoral que merece y que tenga confianza para ellos. nosotros queremos que eso sea un debate pÚblico sin habla de la de paja, sin mentiras. andrea: la dirigencia opositor ya ha denunciado el supuesto desmantel

andrea: en esta ocasiÓn, las familias seleccionadas fueron vÍctimas del potente sismo 19 de septiembre las familias han visto a sus familiares durante tres semanas y ahora es el momento de decir adiÓs. aÚn asÍ, dan gracias por este tiempo. >> nos pasamos contentos con ellos y esperemos que siga siendo asÍ. >> tener una madre muy hermosa, te amo ma. andrea: el programa requiere que las personas seleccionadas sean mayores de 60 aÑos y que tengan un mÍnimo de cinco aÑos sin ver a sus parientes aquÍ en estados unidos. Éstas familias dicen que volvieron a mÉxico recuerdos que no olvidarÁn más. enrique: por muchos de esos encuentros. un empleado en san benito, texas confesÓ haber robado presentador: nos referimos con esta historia, es un ladrÓn muy singular, hablamos del platillo tejano, americano, gilberto trabajaba en el estado de texas y durante 29 aÑos, tuvo recibiendo las Órdenes de fajitas que llegaban al lugar, saco un dÍa libre en esa ocasiÓn y la persona que traÍa la fajitas fue recibida con un cocinero, se iniciÓ una investigaciÓn y se robó 1.2 millones de dÓlares. gracias por [tem

chris jansing is up next. >> thanks very much, andrea.nsing at msnbc headquarters in new york. we are just minutes away from the white house press briefing. expecting the first on-camera statement in what has been the biggest day in the russia investigation so far. two former top campaign officials indicted, including former campaign chair paul manafort. what could potentially be an even more damage revelation, a former foreign policy campaign aide has been accused of lying to media to get dirt on hillary clinton. george papadopoulos has not become the first person to plead guilty in special counsel bob mueller's special investigation but the first tying ruche sha to the trump campaign. to be clear, this indictment does not state a case for collusion between russia and the campaign. let's start with nbc news justice correspondent, pete williams, and garrett haake is in washington, d.c. and chief white house correspondent hallie jackson joins us as well. pete, let's start with manafort and gates, the indictments

mark: andrea, good stuff.the pioneer of classic american cool fashion, tommy hilfiger will join us with how he keeps his brand alive amid the death of brick and mortar retail. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ mark: live from london and new york, i am mark barton. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. this is "the european close." how do retailers and brands particularly keep up with evolving industry trends when they's businesses like amazon is -- down lower costs and more than 5%. one person who seems to have it figured out is fashion designer and founder tommy hilfiger. he spoke yesterday at the wwwv apparel and retail summit. with us some of the pearls of wisdom that you and chris shared on stage. kris is the genius behind social media and marketing and her daughter kylie started her cosmetics line not two years ago , and the valuation is well over a billion dollars are ready. it is direct to consumer through social media marketing. it sounds quite simple, but when you have hundreds of millions of followers as the kardashian's

trying to counter that, andrea. of course, he has gotten into a back and forth with one of lindsey graham's best friends in the senate. of course, john mccain. so look, i think he's trying to change the optics on this story. he's trying to show that he's not at war with the entire establishment branch of his party. and then they will likely talk some politics and foreign policy on the golf course, andrea. they will likely talk about north korea and iran and i wouldn't be surprised if they talked about health care, as well. that has been obviously a key issue for lindsey graham and we know over the weekend, the president called chuck schumer ostensibly to try to get some type of a compromise done with hip, some type of deal. chuck schumer saying the president still wants to repeal and replace obamacare. so the conversation was a nonstarter. but we know the president still very focused on that issue, as well. >> the fact that corker is going to leave and not run for re-election doesn't mean he is not need the right no

andrea: en esta ocasiÓn, las familias seleccionadas fueron vÍctimas del potente sismo 19 de septiembres familias han visto a sus familiares durante tres semanas y ahora es el momento de decir adiÓs. aÚn asÍ, dan gracias por este tiempo. >> nos pasamos contentos con ellos y esperemos que siga siendo asÍ. >> tener una madre muy hermosa, te amo ma. andrea: el programa requiere que las personas seleccionadas sean mayores de 60 aÑos y que tengan un mÍnimo de cinco aÑos sin ver a sus parientes aquÍ en estados unidos. Éstas familias dicen que volvieron a mÉxico recuerdos que no olvidarÁn más. enrique: por muchos de esos encuentros. un empleado en san benito, texas confesÓ haber encuentros. un empleado en san benito, texas confesÓ haber robado los valientes de hoy luchan otro tipo de batallas. ( ♪ ) no creen en limitaciones. ( ♪ ) siempre están listos para ayudar a los demás. ( ♪ ) saben que no basta con ser el más fuerte, también hay que ser el más inteligente. por eso construimos la camioneta del mañana para los valientes de hoy. nueva ford f-150 2018. presentador: nos referimos con esta his

i'm andrea mitchell in new york. president trump huddling with his cabinet this hour after weeks of punting. several kedo mess tick and key policy problems from his administration to congress. then sharing a meal later this hour with one of his favorite political punching bags, republican senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. joining me now is white house correspondent kristen welker. msnbc cricketer david ignatius and "new york times" white house correspondent mark landler. we understand he's spoken on a number of domestic issues, kristin as well as the iran nuclear deal. we'll have the tape coming out of the cabinet room we hope momentarily. highlights as far as you know? >> first to the domestic issues on health care. president trump effectively weighing in on those two executive orders that he issued last week which were aimed at gutting parts of obamacare. the president saying that he, democrats are now looking to at least hoping to work on some type of short-term fix. that's significant because remember, he s

andrea: candidatos de la oposiciÓn dijeron que no realizarÁn tal decisiÓn. modificaciones se le suma la de feliz cena de aniversario, querida. estoy ensuciando cada plato y olla... ...para demostrar mi amor. ¡ta rá! tanta devoción requiere solo un poco de dawn ultra. tan concentrado que... una sola botella tiene el poder desengrasante de tres... ...botellas de este otro líquido. una gota de dawn y adiós a la grasa. prueba dawn para mucho más. locutora: en mÉxico continÚan los terremotos polÍticos tras los poderosos sismos del pasado mes que azotaron el paÍs. el alcalde del municipio del estado de oaxaca estÁ siendo seÑalado por supuestamente apropiarse de donaciones para ser destinadas a sus allegados tras diversas organizaciones denuncian que tanto el acceso a albergues como reparto de productos bÁsicos se politizar un. mariela paz nos tiene mÁs de esta informaciÓn. mariela: en medio de la devastaciÓn que vive el sureÑo estado de oaxaca por el golpe de los pasados terremotos el presidente del municipio fernando contreras aprovecho un apagÓn en la oficina mu

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andrea linares nos tiene los detalles. . a line es una de cientos de miles de beneficiarios de daca que ahora viven preocupados luego de que la administraciÓn suspendiera el programa de acciÓn diferida. >> un poquito difÍcil para mí, sentÍ que se me estaba acortando el tiempo porque mi daca se vence en este aÑo, en noviembre. andrea: sensor si hasta prohibida la admisiÓn de indocumentados a varias universidades pÚblicas pero a line encontrÓ una alternativa para completar sus estudios. es un programa que ofrece cursos con crÉditos universitarios a jÓvenes indocumentados. cada semestre hay entre 30 y 45 estudiantes inscritos. >> los estudiantes ayudan a decidir las materias. cada semestre toman una encuesta y me dicen cuÁles materias quieren. como directora, yo busco docentes que se comprometan y estÉn calificados para enseÑar las materias y los entreno como trabajar con jÓvenes indocumentados. andrea: cada aÑo centro educativo ha ido creciendo con el apoyo de profesores y activistas de todas partes del paÍs que donan libros