the louvre holds almost a 3rd of the paintings attributed to him including of course the famous one elisa and it's pulled out all the stops to get as many more on site as possible for this exhibition a task almost as more new mental as devon she's genius. the mona lisa is still the star of the louvre but on the 500th anniversary of the old masters death she is getting a lot of competition from a separate exhibition the curators have moved mountains together the most important vinci's for this. 2 is over the da vinci's works are spread around the globe they only see them as absolute treasures and are reluctant to let them go. but for the louvre many making an exception jeremy turner's in st petersburg has lent out madonna bennelong the vatican has provided the unfinished. $160.00 painting sculptures letters and drawings have been made available it's a one time only event. fortunately many were generous in particular the bill gates foundation and the queen of england queen elizabeth is the biggest lines are with of many were very generous for others there were clearly more tensions involved

leÓn: casos como elisa que molina seamos emblemÁticos.hace unas semanas obtuvimos acceso. durante la visita y ya la encontramos un lugar limpio y ordenado con caracterÍsticas mÁs cercanas a una prisiÓn que a un centro de custodia civil. sin embargo, en el Área vez delegaciÓn descubrimos u mitad que ha sido objeto de crÍticas en otros centros de detenciÓn. >>[ habla en inglÉs] leÓn: aÚn asÍ, de acuerdo con el oficial tom yarel, encargado de la operaciÓn del centro, las inhalaciones de adelanto no equivalen a una cÁrcel-- instalaciones de adelanto no equivalen a una cÁrcel. >>[ habla en inglÉs] leÓn: aunque las autoridades encargadas de operar el centro de detenciÓn se esmera en demostrar que aquÍ adentro no son posibles los abusos, lo cierto es que este lugar ha sido objeto de mÚltiples denuncias. en septiembre de 2018 el departamento de seguridad nacional publicÓ un reporte sobre una serie deabusos y riesgos en el hogar. alertas del cuidado mÉdico inapropiado, medida severa de segregaciÓn e incluso la presencia de sÁbanas colgando en las

clandestinos bajo condiciones no favorables con falta de higiene y de al alimentos y para voluntarios como elisacibiendo la mayorÍa de la ayuda. >> la verdad es que hace mÁs de un aÑo que somos ciudadanos como yo voluntarios como yo quienes han llevado el alimento y los otros tipos de ayuda de higiene a estos refugiados. >> activistas como la hermana norma de calidad es catÓlica, ha estado la ciudad de matamoros tratando de ayudar a estos inmigrantes y responde de la declaraciÓn del presidente. >> yo le dirÍa el presidente de mÉxico que es un hombre que se conoce como una persona que se identifica con el pueblo de mÉxico con la ayuda para sacar adelante el pueblo, serÍa muy bueno que viniera a ver la realidad y yo veo, estoy seguro que si mira las cosas serÁn diferentes y querrÁ ayudar a las personas que lo necesitan. >> la hermana norma dice que seguirÁn cruzando matamoros para dar apoyo a quienes esperan por entrar de estados unidos bajo el asilo polÍtico . >> una investigaciÓn hecha por la prensa asociada hallÓ que el gobierno de trump deriva parte inmigrantes a contratistas privados la Única

>>more than a million people it and a little more than a week later elisa mark, a. >>got her gig going pay me and pay me very well. >>saturday she sang in san pedro's little italy. all right 700. a trained violinist came here from russia in her 20's illness medical bills, staffs of her beloved violin. lead to life on the streets. homeless charity has now reached out to help and $60,000 and counting donated on go fund me. she just meant hugged and thanked that lapd officer who filmed her head. >>and a grammy winning producer now wants to work with >>biggest. what's the opposite we're from tragedy. >>we have some people saying this story is too good to be true. you look to clean. >>this is for real and just because the oil homeless. you know have to go around. and dirty helen says put it this way. it's my dignity. >>what do you want. i mean you want somewhere to live. >>yes i do when i do i wish that i could just have this kind of place that they will be it will be for long time in my own. >>that voice. she had left right they cnn. >>mark on the beauty industry and wr

instead the farmers are working with the elisa the plant is what's known as a nickel hyper accumulator which means it draws nickel out of the ground the farmers can then sell the metal and in 20 years the nickel levels in the ground could be depleted enough to allow food crops to grow. agricultural scientist. is heading up the project she uses a handheld x. ray unit to see how the crop is doing i'm checking the nickel content in different plant pots and the most interesting part is the leaves so the leaf between one percent and 2 percent nickel. the harvest is a success the plants are left out in the fields for a few days to dry in the sun. this process of using a leaf some plans to extract metal from the ground is known as fight all mining. later the dried plans will be transported to friends who are scientists will extract a nickel from them incidentally yellow tough to the sum is officially labeled as a medicinal herb for export purposes as e.u. customs forms don't get have an entry for a nickel plants. the french university city of non-si has become a center for research into fido

elisa: renovations will take at least 10 years, and that's only if a miracle happens and they find theight kinds of wood and stone, and if all those employed work well. this fire has plunged us into an enormous crisis. we expected the governrnment to ask k e french p people to trust us experts.. but that was not the case. reporter: after all, notre damae is a unenesco world heritage si. the government must put all its cards on the table. it owes it to the parisisians ad the tourists, 15 million of whom came here every year before the fire. what eyewitnesses on the night of the fire could not hahave knn was that more than 4 t tons of toxic lead wouould be varizezed and spread over the neighborhood. official information on the dangers after the fire was almost non-existent. thisis so shocked d mathe toullr that she took on what the authorities failed to do. she went from door-to-door over the following weeks to warn the residents. mathe: actually, the construction site must be completely sealed. lead molecules must be prevented from getting into the environmnment during the coconstructio

dead in a ditch than request another extension so this is hardly going to come as a surprise in the elisa in paris or in the chancellor in berlin i think they understand politically boris johnson does not want an extension but he's been forced to do that by the knocked in by the oliver letwin amendment that was passed today in parliament so i think it's or frankly expected on the e.u. side as i said what they're now going to do is wait to see where the bars can cobble a majority together either for a meaningful vote on monday or to the extent that's blocked by the speaker whether it's 2nd reading of the withdrawal agreement bill that will take place on tuesday he can get an imprint for vote of confidence on his deal and until they've seen that i don't think they will make a decision on the length of the extension which is really the issue they've now got they've got to consider. sainz acting prime minister has dismissed a call for dialogue by catalan leaders or independent supporters protested for 6 day in a well on saturday there's been anger since spain supreme court sentenced 9 separat

dead in a ditch than request another extension so this is hardly going to come as a surprise in the elisa in paris or in the chancellor in berlin i think they understand politically boris johnson does not want an extension but he's been forced to do that by the knocked in by the oliver letwin amendment that was passed today in parliament so i think it's or frankly expected on the e.u. side as i said what they're now going to do is wait to see where the bar is can cobble a majority together either for a meaningful vote on monday or to the extent that's blocked by the speaker whether it's 2nd reading of the withdrawal agreement bill that will take place on tuesday he can get an imprint for vote of confidence on his deal and until they've seen that i don't think they will make a decision on the length of the extension which is really the issue they've now got they've got to consider. now spain's acting prime minister is dismissed a call for dialogue by catalan leaders dependence upon just protested for a 6 day in a row on saturday has been anger since spain's supreme court sentenced 9 separa

dead in a ditch than request another extension so this is hardly going to come as a surprise in the elisain paris or in the chancellor in berlin i think they understand politically boris johnson does not want an extension but he's been forced to do that by the knocked in by the all of a letter an amendment that was passed today in parliament so i think it's or frankly expected on the e.u. side as i said what they're now going to do is wait to see where the bars can cobble a majority together either for a meaningful vote on monday or to the extent that's blocked by the speaker or whether it's 2nd reading of the withdrawal agreement bill that will take place on tuesday he can get an imprint for vote of confidence on his deal and until they've seen that i don't think they will make a decision on the length of the extension which is really the issue they've got to consider so basically the brussels is going to be in no rush to grant this extension they're just going to wait and see what happens correct i think they will grant the extension i don't see i don't see the european council saying n

of time sadly they find out first from our live coverage and 3 people who live at that intersection elisa like 3 homes or maybe for are gone. >>lot of friends who work up here wineries and different companies and they have all been texting me i can you the winery still standing in line. you know it's hard to tell because it is so smoke and stuff but as i said earlier. has been defended well by firefighters, you can still see the firefighters here there on scene they're not just leaving these homes unlike them hot spots are keeping an eye on it all and they're still on rob. young's a winery putting out hot spots. this is far from done you guys it's going to be a long day for these firefighters over 400 firefighters from all over a scene santa rosa out here for sure. one from different cities as well so it's a lot of work that they have to get through look at all of the spots of flames and then like you said james, we saw what looked like a propane tank that's fair a further down sarah where you just left. >>from just did just directly to the north of where we're looking in the video it's g

to share reporting and insights, julie pace with the associated press, jackie with the daily beast, elisa lair with the "new york times." obviously there's a lot happening we're not going to hear about, julie, because it's all happening behind closed doors. this is a significant victory for democrats that she is here today. what's at stake for the white house. >> the mere fact that she showed up was in question. we have seen from the white house basically this refusal to have anybody in the administration cooperate, and she is still a foreign service officer and so there was a question of whether she was going to show up on her own. i think what we need to sort through right now is the fact that she's there, a sign that despite this tough public line that the white house is taking, they are going to essentially let some people go forward and meet with lawmakers or is she defying the order. is she saying i am going to go forward with this, despite what the white house has said. i think that's significant in terms of what happens going forward because we know democrats want to talk to proba

asked me to ask you this, she said ask doug whether he would be willing to put gwen, jackson, luke and elisax >> absolutely. and they would be happy to go with me. >> because people are saying, listen, i don't know if i want to be on this plane. why are you willing to put your wife and kids on that pilot? >> if the american airlines pilot decided it's okay for he or she to take that plane up, i'm okay to go we have the best pilots in the world. they understand the aircraft they fly they will never take up a plane they don't think is entirely safe once we're to that position, which would mean the faa, the arbiter of safety throughout the world and is taking this obviously incredibly seriously, the faa will have certified it an american airlines pilot decided it's safe for he or she to pilot, we're on. >> that's the first time i felt good about that. first time. >> all right. >> that's doug parker, ceo of american airlines. this stock is ripe "mad money" after the break. with esri location technology, you can see relationships. connections. patterns. you can see what others can't. ♪ tell him w

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here to explain the executive director of the new mexico alliance for life, elisa martinez.stood native americans would know socialist policies simply don't work. i grew up in gallup, new mexico, the heart of indian country. sadly one of the poorest areas in the nation. what i witnessed first-hand was the poverty that socialist policies create on the indian reservations which led to devastation, destruction, and despair. you know, some reservations are have unemployment rates as high as 85%. native americans that are employed, 29% are living below the poverty line. i learned very important lesson growing up in gallup, government handouts are never as powerful as a hand up. i believe tax cuts and economic freedom are what help working families lift them out of poverty, by contrast socialist policies that rely very heavily on higher taxes and government handouts only lead to devastation, destruction and despair. i can't understand why anyone would want to destroy the progress, the economic progress that we've made under president trump's economy especially since we're looking,