did andrea's supervisor kill her husband? >> hemy newman, supervisor at general electrics energy division in georgia. in charge of multimillion dollar budget, thousands of employees, including hiring andrea in 2010. police asked newman to come down to the station for interview. turned into 5 1/2 hour integration. >> turning and twisting. >> appeared nervous. told interviewers he had been at work the day of the shooting. >> i was not there, i did not pull the trigger on the gun that shot schneiderman. >> the cops sweated him. >> don't raise your eyebrows, you were there when rusty got shot. >> few hours in, looked like he had something to tell the police. >> you're this close to telling me. >> telling you what? >> what happened. >> then he shut down. even so detectives thought they had enough evidence linking him to the crime. arrested him and charged him with murder. then an amazing turn of events. after the denials he admitted he was shooter but not guilty because insane when he pulled the trigger. little more than a year af

>> that he and andrea got closer. he and andrea had decided that they were soulmates.so told me that andrea was adamant that she would not leave her husband and her two kids. >> reporter: andrea was interested in hemy but would never leave her husband. that was the message rusty sneiderman's wife was sending her boss, the defense would argue. and they promised to prove to the jury that this 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 tale gets even stranger, when "murder in broad daylight" continues. i saw the change in rich when we moved into the new house. but having his parents over was enlightening. ♪ you don't like my lasagna? no, it's good. -hmm. -oh. huh. [ both laugh ] here, blow. blow on it. you see it, right? is there a draft in here? i'm telling you, it's so

andrea: ya te hicimos la publicidad.

-andreas: no. lemonis: did they spend any money? andreas: no.ld out the franchisees? andreas: no. lemonis: have they been here helping you get open? -andreas: no. -lemonis: so, for 45%, i wouldn't expect them to all the lifting, 'cause i'm 55%, but damn. -andreas: they should be here. -lemonis: mike and kathleen have never been to chicago. that was new information to me. i expect them to be involved in the process. they haven't been involved. i'd like them to have a little better attitude about coming here and not acting like i inconvenienced them. sam: it's a grand opening. it's embarrassing. lemonis: i hate the fact that they're late. i'm gonna literally blast them to the moon. ♪ hi, guys. kathleen: sorry. we got a little lost. lemonis: when they finally do get there, they're late, not by five minutes -- by over an hour. it's more hurtful than upsetting to me, because i invested in them as much as i invested in the business. so, what do you think of the place? mike: it's, um... -kathleen: i don't like these. -mike: i'm not a fan of the -- kath

andrea: aún ninguno de ellos comprende su inesperada partida.lomilla. andrea: polo recuerda que andaban juntos de arriba para abajo por esta avenida juárez. leopoldo: nos la pasábamos muy a gusto, pobremente pero éramos felices. andrea: el dinero no alcanzaba, así que el grupo de amigos se dedicaba a buscar trabajo en lo que podía. leopoldo: nos dedicábamos a hacer mandados, esa era nuestra vida con juan también. trabajaba a veces en restaurante de charolero, hasta lavaba carros también. andrea: en esos días, cuenta polo, ya tarareaba la que luego sería una de sus más famosas canciones. leopoldo: la que más nos gustaba que nos tocara era, pues, no traemos dinero, y fue cuando empezó: ♪ no tengo dinero andrea: cuando alberto ganaba algunos pesos, solía venir aquí. pedía siempre café y un pastel conocido como ojo de pancha y escribía. leopoldo: juan gabriel, en una de las mesas de allí atrás, empezó a hacer sus poesías, algunas canciones. preferentemente las hacía en la noche, a las dos o tres de la mañana, porque él no tenía dónde quedarse. andre

andrea: su familia quÉ le pidiÓ? >> de todo.o. cecilia: la navidad es linda, pero puede ser un tiempo muy difÍcil. andrea: es que aunque no lo quiera, esta fiesta le recuerda a su familia. el deseo de cecilia, no pudiera ser otro: cecilia: quiero pasar navidad con mi hijo . eso me gustarÍa mucho. quiero pasar como una familia, mientras tengo me negocio, tengo a mi nieto y quÉ mÁs quiero? dios me ha bendecido mucho. andrea: de repente el cielo se ilumina y es en lanzamiento oficial de la temporada navideÑa. travis estÁ perplejo. cecilia termina de atender a los clientes para disfrutar del espectÁculo. en silencio, pronuncia sus deseos. sabe que todos, todos, todos los mineros son posibles aquÍ en el polo norte. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ teresa: quÉ hermosa historia! aunque no es la Única latina que vive en el polo norte, cecilia ha logrado el rÉcord de ser la tamalera del polo norte. ya volvemos. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: despuÉs de una pausa, una promesa lo hizo convertirse en el santa claus de su pueblo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blue moon es una cer

i am andrea mitchell in washington. minnesota senator al franken just yielding the floor and yielding to overwhelming pressure from his fellow democrats after announcing he is resigning from the senate effective the end of this year, three weeks from now. joining me now is msnbc's gator haake on capitol hill, tom brokaw, jeremy peters, political reporter of the "new york times" and michael steele, former senior adviser to jeb bush, and house speaker and editor of the national post. first, garrett, to you. an emotional speech he came to reluctanting, admittedly after hours and hours with his wife frannie overnight having been told by chuck schumer there was no way out. over 30 of his colleagues were asking him to resign, led by the new york senator, the women in a coordinated effort yesterday morning. garrett? >> reporter: that's right. he's a professional communicator, andrea. he spent his life in front of a camera, and al franken couldn't hide how devastating this moment was for him, to have to give up this seat. as yo

>> andrea benson. >> reporter: how do you know it's andrea benson?it's her car, registered to her. >> reporter: you can read license plates with those cameras? >> they're pretty good. >> reporter: detectives obtained data dumps from cell phone towers in washington, d.c., that allowed them to map the travel of the cell phones as they pinged off the towers. can you follow diana's cell phone? >> it bounced all around washington, d.c., simultaneously with andrea's. they were together the entire day. >> reporter: by late friday, the night peggy was murdered, diana's phone stopped moving and went quiet. but andrea's phone? >> we saw andrea's phone head out of the washington area and head up i-95. >> reporter: exactly the way you would drive if you were heading for peggy's house? >> right. >> reporter: along the way, the tracfone was activated. and at 1:17 a.m., it pinged a cell tower right near peggy's house. what was going on? was this murder for hire? did andrea benson drive up to new york, call peggy on the tracfone, somehow get into her house and murde

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. donald trump tweeting, vote roy moore as he goes there to help the candidate. he is with the moore campaign, urging more people to show up. as the spotlight shows on the critical debate on tuesday, senator al franken, congressman john conyers, john francs all facing issues of sexual harrassment. joining me now, peter alexander at the white house, ann gearen, "new york times" reporter. in advance of the president's appearance tonight and loris romano. peter, let's kick it off. the president has within minutes seen signs of a continuing resolution, keeping the government open until at least december 22nd, but all of this is right on his plate. the sexual harrassment charges, the roy moore endorsement, the politics of it. where does he go from here? >> reporter: andrea, you make a very good point right now, and in anticipation of this trip, wii been pressing the white house to get a sense of whether the president would be campaigning for roy moore. you remember sarah huckabee sanders has

that points that andrea made about onier -- younger women. i was waiting for the press conference to start when jill brand treatment twoo tweeted that yam franken had to resign. it was like 10 minutes and almost every democratic senator said i'm not going to wait for chuck schumer. i'm going to tweet out on this that was remarkable to me. >> that's what matters, is the presence of women in positions of leadership. only 6.4% of the c.e.o.'s of the forchunal 500 companies today are women. here we were and it's still really a family culture at the top of the corporate boardroom, hierarchy and certainly in politics. robert: so what dulls it mean for the white house if sexual harassment and this culture of having a national discussion about it dominates the mid terms next year? >> it's very tricky, not only for the white house but for the republican party, especially in if roy moore wins this senate election in alabama. president trump has outright endorsed roy moore. he's told his aides improvemently that he thinks roy moore's statement that thes

with us is andreas utermann.ossible disruptions are you seeing in the markets on january 3? andreas: well, i don't think any disruptions. i think it will be very much like the y2k bug, which did not materialize. i don't think this is much of a huge deal. i think asset managers and brokers will be ready and i think q1 will be used by all parties involved to get the systems up and running and tested. and to make sure by the end of q hardrobably the first yea year, everybody is happy. nejra: 17 of the 20th countries have not transposed the directive. that means they could be issues within the eu. does that concern you at all in terms of trading? andreas: it is not something i spent much time thinking of, to be honest. the vast majority of market participants, no matter whether mifid 2 is active in law or not, will be transacting according to the mifid 2 regulations. i think it is the case of the politicians being somewhat slow to the party. nejra: one thing you have been thinking a lot about is the research issue. a

msnbc's "andrea mitchell reports" with andrea mitchell. >>> the authority slams the russians leading the investigation. >> i didn't make a phone call to russia. i had nothing to do with russia. everybody knows it. that was a democrat hoax. it was an excuse for losing the election. >>> phone a friend. the president praises putin after their chummy phone call. even as we learn how the president does not want to hear negative facts about russia from the cia. >> he said very nice things about what i've done for this country in terms of the economy. then he said also some negative things in terms of what's going on elsewhere, but the primary point was to talk about north korea. >>> and tax cut and run? can republicans strike a deal before the holiday break? and did marco rubio get his price on the child tax credit? >> unless they can figure out a way to add to the 1100 figure, i won't support the bill. >> we have an update this hour. >>> and good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. as president trump dives deeper into his controversial slamming of the russia investigation, i

andrea: es diciembre y el polo norte se viste de fiesta.el deseo de cecilia no pudiera ser otro. cecilia: sí. pasar navidad con mi hijo. eso me gustaría mucho. como una familia. con mi hijo, mi nieto. mientras tengo mi negocio, tengo mi nieto y, ¿qué más quiero? [ríe] dios es bien lindo, me ha tratado bien. me ha bendecido mucho. andrea: de repente, el cielo se ilumina. es el lanzamiento oficial de la temporada navideña. travis está perplejo. cecilia termina de atender a los clientes para disfrutar del espectáculo. en silencio pronuncia sus deseos. sabe que todos, todos, todos los milagros son posibles aquí en el polo norte. teresa: qué hermosa historia. ese abrazo lo dice todo. bueno, aunque no es la única latina que vive en el polo norte, cecilia ha logrado el récord de ser la chef mexicana más boreal del planeta. en su página de facebook cuenta con cientos de seguidores que aseguran que cocina tan rico que volverían al polo norte solo para degustar nuevamente sus tamales. ya volvemos. locutor: después de una pausa. una promesa lo hizo co

andrea: santa adora a cecilia. santa claus: me cambié el nombre hace trece años para poder defender a los niños necesitados, abandonados, sin hogar enfermos. parece broma pero el nombre santa claus tiene mucho poder para persuadir a los legisladores de hacer cosas por los niños. andrea: santa claus no es el único barbudo que anda en el polo norte. aquí hay tres santas oficiales más. es que ésta es la ciudad donde todo el año una de las atracciones principales es la famosa casa de santa claus del polo norte. paul: la familia de mi esposa, los miller abrieron hace 65 años la casa de santa claus. y podemos decir que éste es el santa más famoso del mundo. andrea: paul brown nos invitó a hacer un recorrido por la casa. además de servir el mejor café de la ciudad aquí se reciben todas las cartas que los niños del mundo escriben a fin de año a santa claus y que llegan desde el servicio postal del polo norte. es increíble. reciben medio millón de cartas. me está contando aquí paul que es el manager de la tienda. en la casa

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. as the president's tax cuts race toward final passage today in both houses, right now the action is in the house of representatives where we will see more debate this hour ahead of the first big votes coming up on this bill. joining me now, nbc's garrett haake on capitol hill and national correspondent peter alexander at the white house. garrett, first the timing on this and the likelihood of some reflections of white house states, this is going to pass? >> it will be some two hours to pass this bill. they will see defections from states that have objections to this bill, continue to have them, and their objections won't be met. the house will vote. they'll move it to the senate. then it's a bit of a guessing game exactly when they'll vote. they could vote later this evening or early tomorrow, but i think the feel of this thing talking to folks this morning is they would like to see this pass tonight. as you know, speed kills and delay can be a problem. they don't want to introduce an

andrea? >> thanks so much, kasie.nd by, we'll bring back msnbc political analyst, former republican national chairman michael steele, msnbc political editor mark murray, washington post national political reporter robert costa, moderator of "washington week" on pbs and joining us, yameesh. i wanted to ask you about a departure from the white house staff, a pretty significant one, omarosa claiming she's leaving, it will be a year, but your reporting is she was really fired by the chief of staff. >> there are sources that are very familiar with this departure who have said she was let go. that general kelly moved to essentially say that she should no longer be working at the white house. but there are also sources very close to her saying she's telling people that she was -- that she left voluntarily. they say she always wanted to leave after a year. that the president's comments on charlottesville and other things have really made her have a lot of criticism. she has faced a lot of booing crowds and hissing and she wan

now it's time to hand us over to andrea mitchell and "andrea mitchell reports." >> right now on "andrea mitchell reports reports." congressman blake farenthold will not seek reelection next year. he left the capitol after posting this statement on facebook. >> i allowed a workplace culture to take root in my office that was too permissive and decidedly unprofessional. it accommodated destructive gossip, offhand comments, off-color jokes and behavior that in general was less than professional. i allowed the personal stress of the job to manifest itself in angry outbursts, and too often a failure to treat people with the respect that they served. >>> defiant, roy moore refusing to bow out, still not acknowledging defeat. >> and the battle rages on. in this race we have not received the final count to include military and provisional ballots. this has been a very close race and we are awaiting certification by the secretary of state. >>> and badge of courage. as senator john mccain battles brain cancer, his daughter megan on "the view" opening up to joe biden about the painful journey both

andrea? >> one of the reasons why this is all taking place, garrett haake, why it is so unpopular is that the message has been delivered to people. people are taking in the fact that the corporate tax deduction, which is pretty dramatic, going from 35 to 21%, is going to be permanent, but the individual tax cuts that affect you and everybody else that we know, the individual rates, those are going to expire in a couple of years. >> reporter: that's right. >> so the argument from republicans on the hill is they will be extended. that defeats their argument about it not having that huge an impact on the deficit, because if they were extended, that would increase the deficit from $1.5 trillion to 2.2 trilli$2.2. there is sort of a no-win argument from them on that perspective. >> reporter: andrea, the republicans are essentially operating on a couple assumptions here they hope will pan out in the way they see it going. the first is that future congresss, four, six, eight years down the line will

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. >> we hand off to andrea mitchell for "andrea mitchell reports." >> stand by his man. president trump defends his former national security adviser who pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi, trying to turn it into a false claim against hillary clinton. >> i sal say this, hillary clinton lied many times to the fbi. nothing happened to her. flynn lied and they destroyed his life. think it's a shame. >> tale of the tweet. the president's lawyer says he wrote the president's controversial tweet this weekend which some call evidence of obstruction of justice. >> i see it most importantly in what happened with the firing of director comey, and it is my leaf that that is directly because he did not agree to lift the cloud of the russia investigation. that's obstruction of justice. >> and land rush. president trump arriving in utah today to announce a major cutback in federally protected lands. another reversal of obama policy. >> by lifting those protections, those lands and all of their treasures within them, the natural wonders and sacred sites will now be open top private gain

andrea? >> thanks so much to you, and ken delaney. >>> mike lauder is executive secretary to pence and joins me now. let me talk to you about what we learned from the flynn documents in court. and clearly from those documents we learned that mike flynn was in touch with the russians, that he had lied, he concedes, and in his guilty plea he lied about those contacts to the fbi. then the president over the weekend tweets, i had to fire general flynn because he lied to the vice president and the fbi. "and the fbi," the clear, important words there. he's pled guilty to those lies, it's a shame, because his actions during the transition were lawful. there was nothing to hide. there is certainly a lot from sally yates two days later after this lie was told, going to don mcgann, the white house counsel. the question is when did the vice president learn? >> the vice president learned about it when the "washington post" reported it in mid-february time frame, that he had not told the vice president. b

andrea: yo sÉ, desde chiquita. >> yo voy a notar a gaby. >> yo voy a anotar a andrea.o de lo que uno se imagina. una siestecita, la boda, pero no, son muchos detalles y es importante que todo estÉ bajo control. yo estoy tratando de no ser una madre controladora, pero es muy difÍcil. estoy nerviosa, ansiosa, no duermo hace varios dÍas, perdonen las ojeras si tengo una bolsa o algo, frank me puse lo mÁs lindo, pero la verdad es que no estÁ fácil. alan: no le gustaron muchas de sus ideas. giselle: lo de la mÚsica fue un desastre, hay una banda que es buenÍsima y una mÚsica que todo el mundo va a querer. mami, yo quiero algo distinto. o sea, a gabriela le dije, gabriela, mi vestido de novia lo puede usar y ella lo mirÓ y me dijo: mami, en quÉ estaba pensando cuando la moda de tu vestido? pero, si es bellÍsimo. mami, mira, dÉjalo allÍ y lo guardas como para otra cosa, algÚn evento que tengas, una fiesta de los 80 o algo asÍ. revisas -- [risas] presentadora: bueno, seguimos con nuestra giselle y los enredos de estas bodas. alan: estamos en todas las redes sociales, sÍguenos

andrea linares ha investigado el caso. >> ya no sÉ qué hacer.r de la florida, el pasado 14 de diciembre. segÚn las autoridades, el tendido elÉctrico cayÓ sobre su camiÓn de trabajo yy la vÍctima eentrÓ en contacto con los cables. >> tengo a mis niÑos. que hagan justicia. que investiguen quÉ pasÓ con Él porque yo no sÉ nada. andrea: el cadÁver de hilario permanece en la morgue desde el pasado jueves. el problema que margarita enfrenta es que no le entregan el cuerpo de su pareja debido a que ella es indocumentada y no habÍan ccontraído matrimonio. >> el cuerpo estÁ en la morgue. yo querÍa verlo y no dejan verlo. no sÉ cÓmo fue. nadie ha dicho nada. >> si una persona no estÁ casada o casado con la otra persona, no le pueden entregar el cuerpo porque no tiene ningÚn derecho legal. andrea: hasta el momento, la compaÑÍa de jardinería ni la compaÑÍa de electricidad se ha comunicado con la familia para ofrecerle informaciÓn. >> yo llamo pero el patrÓn nunca me contesta. dice que no puede hablar. andrea: entre santo, margarita y su llamado para poder re

giselle: pero, andrea, eso te queda bello. andrea: te gusta, mami?tante, el pastel. nuestro chef yisus es tan vivo con algo que les va a encantar. giselle: es una mujer muy especial, vas a ver. presentadora: hola. yisus: hola, mi giselle querida. aquÍ estoy con tu cÓmplice, en la parte favorita, la boda. nos tenÍas llorando con la historia del vestido. >> se me quita un poco del maquillaje. yisus: vamos a saber quÉ sabores eligieron, quiÉn se opuso. giselle: angÉlica, di que yo me porte bien. yisus: aquÍ con mi querida angÉlica. angÉlica: vamos a deleitarlos con los sabores y las calorÍas. yisus: ya vamos a saber si te portaste bien, mi querida giselle. giselle: ella es maravillosa, deja ver las cosas ricas que hace. nos seguimos enterando de todo. yo estoy aquÍ ahora cuando te brindo todo en orden. presentadora: vamos por un paÑuelo porque vamos a seguir regalando. vamos a -- porque vamos a seguir llorando. vamos ana pau se volvemos -- vamos a una pausa y volvemos. presentador: quÉ bellas historias de amor, siempre en esta Época es bueno compartir c

andrea: absolutely. those announcements remind me of a number of announcements from the midwest and rust belt, that they were not moving overseas. it turned out to be ephemeral and didn't materialize. the jobs did move overseas and this, again, will have to be proved. these $1,000 bonuses especially from at&t, which has business in front of the justice department with a merger pending, don't amount to a whole lot. gary cohn was quoted as saying that people can do amazing things and renovate their homes and get new refrigerators with $1,000. i don't think he's been shopping for a carton of milk recently. but the fact is that there are very few independent economists who predict the kind of impact on wages that would really matter to the base of donald trump. robert: what about the healthcare law? republicans, as they were at the white house, they were cheering that, in a sense, they repealed the affordable care act, president obama's current healthcare law. but how much of this tax bill does it actually d

>> sure, andrea. first, on the russian lawyer, we have obtained her 51-page statement, answers posed by the senate judiciary committee. in that statement she denies she had any russian ties to the government, wasn't giving anything to them. but she did say she got the impression the trump campaign thought she did have something because of the ron goldman setup of this meeting. one of the first things donald trump jr. asked her was whether she had any illegal contributions to the clinton foundation. when it was apparent she didn't have that evidence, she said the trump side lost interest and the meeting sort of petered out. don't forget, mattis and was in that meeting. he was believing he was getting critical information on his father's opponent from the russian government, andrea. >> we know that will be among one of the questions he will be asked this hour on capitol hill. at the same time, clint, going into the bank records, there's been a confirmation from a number of sources to a number of news ag

. >> reporter: hi there, andrea. good afternoon. certainly an incredible race we've been following for the last several weeks. we are actually right now expecting doug jones any moment now at this location at bethel baptist church here in birmingham, trying to rally african-american supporters. this is a huge issue for doug jones, the issue of turnout. already this morning in polling places we spoke with a couple republican voters, white suburban republicans, and that it will be necessary for doug jones to -- i'm going to send it back to you. i understand the president is coming out. >> the president is about to sign the defense authorization bill. let's go to the white house right now. >> thank you all for being here as we prepare to sign something that is extremely important, the national defense authorization act. we're signing it into law. this historic legislation demonstrates our unwavering commitment to our men and women in uniform, the greatest fighting force in the history of the world, and we're making it a lot better than

andrea: hurtado, no puede contener la emociÓn.rimero. andrea: desde entonces, miran la revista en la que aparecen sus nombres con asombro y agradecimiento, ya que fueron elegidos entre miles de nominados a nivel nacional. ellos ya llevan 10 aÑos trabajando en el proyecto de estudiantes latinos de la universidad de carolina del norte. el programa se enfoca en informar a los jÓvenes inmigrantes de primera generaciÓn, sobre las ayudas econÓmicas que pueden encontrar para estudiar una carrera universitaria. >> encontrar una vocaciÓn para ser lÍder en su comunidad. andrea: dicen que planean continuar inspirando a otros jÓvenes estudiantes a alcanzar sus metas. a la vez agradecen el sacrificio que hicieron sus familiares al arriesgar todo con tal de llegar a estados unidos en busca de un futuro mejor. >> todo mi trabajo es para ellos y nuestra comunidad. latinos que estÁn trabajando mucho para sus niÑos, sus futuros y sus sueÑos. andrea: actualmente los dos jÓvenes estÁn trabajando por estudiantes de 11 diferentes escuelas en cuatro con

andrea: that's right.e not paying a bad price if you are a westfield investor. $50, and i got to a high of $850. considering the turmoil, and the turmoil we are -- we likely see that is not a bad price. it is interesting the lally family has agreed to be taken out of this price because you can be a buyer, but you need a winning seller. currentwhat are the tenants of some of these malls and comey look to them to show us where retailers will be successful in the next decade? andrea: yes. we really can see. it is not enough just to have shops anymore. we can buy everything we want on the internet. your stores need to be destination. they need to be showrooms for your wares. to encouraged people to come to those malls and that can be entertainment, that can be food and beverage, that can be click and collect services. you come and pick it up from it has a goal -- from a physical mall. vonnie: who is doing it right? is a good price for this group of malls, but who else in the world is getting the mall operation

andrea: no me digas que te encerró. fabiola: no, no, ¿cómo crees? andrea: ¿entonces qué pasa?

andrea buttner is interested in the value.see with these etchings, she takes everyday marks from iphone, scaled up and make them beautiful, focusing our attention on things we wouldn't look at. as well as wanting us wouldn't look at. as well as wanting us to look across at her work, andrea buttner also wants us to look down at it, so we have this piece of blue silk fabric which she has laid out on a low table. why is that? blue silk fabric which she has laid out on a low table. why is that7m is handmade silk made by benedictine nuns, and we are looking down at it because we are enacting the representation of the beggar. so we are bowing down and there is a sense of humility and modesty too much of her work. thank you. i have a surprise for you now, especially for all of you who associate the turner prize with unmade beds and pickled cows, because i am going to show you some paintings. they are the work of hurvin anderson. do not adjust your set, because his landscapes are inspired by no less than co mforta ble. inspired by no

linares. ♪ ♪ andrea: esta es la primera parada para aquellos indocumentados que pronto tenÍa.a una breve entrevista por un oficial de la patrulla fronteriza. habrÍa un problema, el centro estÁ operando a su mÁxima capacidad, segÚn dice el vocero del consejo nacional de la patrulla fronteriza. este centro en texas, fue construido en 2014, justo durante la crisis migratoria. pueden procesarse hasta 1000 indocumentados. sin embargo, no habrÍa suficientes empleados para afrontar la situaciÓn. " diariamente hay entre 1000 y 1300 indocumentados en espera para ser procesados e incluso en ocasiones tenemos que cerrar la instalaciÓn para que no lleguen mÁs", explico . Éstas imÁgenes fueron captadas en dos dÍas diferentes de la semana pasada durante el primer dÍa, cuatro autobuses llegaron en el lapso de una hora. al dÍa siguiente, llegaron otros tres autobuses y sÓlo uno salió lleno de gente. desde principio de aÑo, los niveles de detenciÓn han incrementado de manera constante. el nÚmero de migrantes que cruzan la frontera ha disminuido, pero han aumentado los arrestos en el interior d

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andrea: andrea gonzÁlez, noticias univisiÓn.uda alguna se le va a extraÑar a marÍa elena larga y fructÍfera carrera. se imagina dÓnde encontraron este coyote. ramÓn: un estudio masivo encontrÓ que las mujeres que toman anticonceptivos podrÍan aument ♪ cuando tienes médicos que trabajan en equipo por tu salud, obtienes el cuidado que necesitas para vivir bien. ♪ para saber más, visita kp.org diagonal viva bien. kaiser permanente. viva bien. ♪ tienen la visita inesperada que recibieron los habitantes de un barrio soma de san francisco. es un coyote. ramÓn: las autoridades lo hallaron merodeando la zona de las calles tercera y fordson dijeron que estos sabin estamentos son muy comunes en esta Época del aÑo tenga cuidado. palmira: llegÓ la hora de saber cÓmo estarÁ el clima para los prÓximos dÍas. ramÓn: con esas imÁgenes en vivo de el monte alison nos enlazamos con suheily lÓpez. suheily: palmira y ramÓn, ha estado ocurriendo nieve en esta regiÓn de texas. nuevo por primera vez desde 1986 aquÍ. continuaremos con una noche bastante

andrea's injuries may be difficult to see. shomari is outside the hospital where she is being treated. shomari? >> reporter: >> reporter: good evening. andrea greenwich's doctors tell me she is fortunate to be alive. keep in mind she has burns on more than hafr of her body. we talked to her at med star washington hospital center. she has so much class. she shows the doctors appreciation. >> this is a token of my appreciation. i chose purple for domestic ol thank you. >> reporter: andrea greenwich thanks doctors with flowers at med star washington hospital center. >> i definitely wanted to thank all the staff, you know, that assisted. >> reporter: she is thankful to be alive. >> from the very beginning we didn't know if we were going to actually be able to get her through. her injuries were so significant. >> reporter: prince george's county police arrested her boyfriend, 34-year-old la quin phillips, and charged him with setting her on fire inside her capitol heights apartment three months ago. >>> did you ever think that he w

one thing, andrea. the fact of all these details in this document could mean only one thing, that they except from michael flynn. the fact that it's a serious charge. lying to the fbi carries a potentiali positive e-mail. it could be sentenced later. that means the prosecutor has this over his head, that if he doesn't continue to cooperate, they could face concessions or simply charge an additional file on him. >> chuck todd, there is a very small universe on who would be an official. we can check very quickly who was in mar-a-lago, because we're following that, but you're talking about some very top officials close to the senator. one of the things he was pushing was mike flynn should not be in the administration, okay? christie gone, mike pence is put in charge. when you go through your list of senior transition officials, you have the official transition head, which is mike pence. you have the appointed chief of staff in reince priebus. you have the shadow transition official on all things national s

she'd invited her co-workers like andrea. >> it was casual. but it she verbally told everyone at work like, "you should come." >> reporter: they worked together at a rehabilitation hospital where ashley was a respiratory therapist. >> she was crazy, nice. [ laughter ] >> reporter: crazy. >> just spunky. yeah, just full of energy. she was just -- she was a happy person. laughed a lot and joked. >> reporter: their friendship was new. andrea didn't know a lot about ashley but had listened to her chatter about jobs and marriages and her three kids, the youngest of whom was born with a dangerous condition called hydrocephalus which causes life threatening fluid buildup in the brain. >> she talked about it a lot. >> reporter: did she? >> yeah. but i didn't get the impression that she felt burdened by it, by any means. like, i felt like she -- i mean, that was the cards that she was dealt. >> reporter: well, in fact, she embraced the challenge, said ashley's mom jenna, became a public advocate. >> this is our son, and he is the face of hydrocephalus.

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good afternoon, thanks for joining us, i'm andrea roane. when and where will the snow hit, how much are we talking about? meteorologist howard bernstein is tracking your forecast. do we have the brunt-ometer out yet? >> this is going to be a fairly minor event. as you can see now we have a little bit of snow through mid to late afternoon. i'm thinking by 4:00 or 5:00 for most of us to an inch here in the d.c. metro. the bigger amounts are going to be off to our east. there's actually a storm system. couple things going on. there is a storm developing right now just offshore. we have an upper air feature giving lift and trying to squeeze out these snow pellets and snowflakes and that's what we're dealing with. we've seen this really start to pick up in the last one to two hours. you see a little bit of a brighter band. but this is still very light across fredrick and carroll counties and in northern virginia and the metro. so we've got the very fine grains, very light snow, really, from culpepper, manassas, in toward d.c. now. we'll see some

andrea noble, anything you want to take from that? i heard from ng folks talking about the investigation is that there is you hire people who have a lot of government experience, that is where you going to have people coming in and being more frugal about how they spend money. it is when you bring in people who spent a ide, long time in private firms, obviously like the caller made a d, they'll have lot more money than someone working in government. is kind of where some other observers have picked that is said maybe what has driven up other cost in other special investigations, working in e people government, they are conscious of your working with the taxpayer money. need to be cautious about how you spend it, not to say just you cut corners, are coming from the mind set. host: as far as staff currently there, there are questions by republicans about how many staff previously worked either for the obama and clinton campaign, can ou add context what we're talking about? guest: yes, there are folks once out whome out, we found they we