despite the operational environment of limited has been, tro -- ero committed. officers arrested nearly 140,000 aliens of which 86 percent were convicted criminals or had pending criminal charges. the safety of the courageous and dedicated men and women of i.c.e. is paramount to our agency. when local jurisdictions refused to work with us or obstruct lawful enforcement of the laws this body has pressed, it increases -- past, it increases the risk to every community in the country. in one example from boulder county, colorado, i.c.e. officers recently found and arrested a 56-year-old illegal alien who had been released from local custody twice after i.c.e. detainers were ignored. the alien was arrested on local charges and then released. subsequently arrested for felony sexual assault on a child and then again released. he was convicted of sexual assault in july of this year and remained at large until i.c.e. apprehended him in august. not only did these policies impact public safety by releasing criminals back onto the streets to reoffend, but also the safety of

or ero. i didn't know it was quite 100%, i thought it was in the high 90%. excellent. the challenge with alternative detention is the limited amount of those resources to keep that monitoring on throughout the dependency of a total hearing process. the fc mp provided for that. we were continually monitoring and providing that level of engagement that certainly increased the level of participation showing up for hearings and check ins at a higher rate. my understanding is that that was a pilot and we are not currently running fcmp at the moment. i want to go back and double check that so i am providing accurate information. >> we would like that. you say it's a pilot in the high 90's, seems like a pretty successful pilot. why isn't it expanded? that's the whole idea of having pilots. : the challenge i think is the program was capped at 119,000. those assets are recycled as people go off of atd. they have new people coming. i mentioned earlier the number was about 160,000 that had gone through it. certainly it is just a dedication of a lot more resources in a more intens

. >> lo trasladaron a la ero en esa soledad encontrÓ lo que le darÍa una segunda oportunidad en la vidaios. lo hace para en cinco universidades. incluyendo la prestigiosa universidad de california de la cual se graduÓ. >> a lo que nunca he visto. es mi propia humanidad. me dieron el apoyoque pueden creer en mÍ. sin ese apoyoyo creo que, voy a regresar a lo mismo. >>>> ahora es el cofundador durable decir que ayuda a crear grupos de apoyo para expresidiarios en colegios y universidades con el fin que se estÁ quesu potencial con estudiantes y no su pasado. ♪ ♪ locutor: cree contacto de vivo extraÍda ti por: >> es un gusto saludarlos. arrancamos con informaciÓn del sÁbado futbolero de la liga mx. pachuca visitÓ a tigres. los felinos tuvieron varias oportunidades pero vieron a carecer de contundencia y les pasÓ factura. para todos los que pudo. fue empate. hasta aquÍ la in ♪ ♪ julio: nos despedimos con estas imÁgenes de lo que fue la primera audiciÓn de "pequeÑos gigantes" en la bahÍa. inicia este marzo 2020 por univisiÓn. le deseamos suerte a todos nuestros pequeÑos estrellas. y asÍ llegam

the right amount of uranium is ero. there is no legitimate reason for iran to resume enrichment. iran should reverse its activity there immediately. iran's supreme leader is to his tried and true method to restore the international community to accept this. the only viable way forward is through programs of negotiation. addressing a full range of iran's threats in their entirety. iran's most recent action spsis another attempt at nuclear distortion that will only deepen its political and economic isolation from the world. we support the iraqi people as we strive for a prosperous iraq that is for of corruption. we stated clearly that iraq's leaders must protect human rights. iraqis lift their voices to secure a flourishing democracy. our cause are consistent with the trump administration track record. we work with the iraqi security forces to take down the isis caliphate and we will continue to make sure it cannot re-emerge. the united states remains the largest humanitarian donor to iraq, providing over $2 billion in food, water, medicine and shelter since 2014 alone. we are the

residentes en respirar aliviado es una cadena de explosiÓn que forzÓ la evacuación de 50.000 personas, ya eros viviendas el presstaban cercanas. carolina: cambiando de tema presidente dijo que su gobierno adelanta las conversaciones de paz con los talibanes, el anuncio lo hizo durante una visita sorpresa en acciÓn de gracias a las tropas desplegadas en la base aÉrea en afganistÁn, el diÁlogo se habrÍa roto en septiembre pasado ailen: hay que decir que el truco confirmÓ que su objetivo es reducir a 8000 el nÚmero de soldados estadounidenses en afganistÁn de los casi 14.000 que hay en este momento. carolina: el republicano y el demÓcrata defiende sus respectivas y posiciones tras el estado en bar irlandÉs en washingque lo obligaron a abandonar un evento, esto en la vÍspera de acciÓn de gracias donde le quito tanto que se le hincharon las venas del cuello, el segundo quien fue gobernador de mÉrida seÑala que tanto Él como otras personas criticaban las polÍticas migratorias del presidente donald trump se dice le parece bastante irÓnico que este momento estÉ hablando acerca de polÍticas contra migr

ero dejaron las calles totalmente limpias. no hubo un solo y siguen de una pelea. nada de ese estilo. una expresiÓn de la dignidad colectiva de nuestro pueblo. ara mÍ fue algo que me conmoviÓ mucho. realmente fue el comienzo de mi carrera polÍtica como una persona que quiere seguir defendiendo esta comunidad. cÓmo poder defenderla de una maneraquÉ impacto llama gente? claudia: por esta razÓn te lanzaste de asambleÍsta? >> totalmente. porque estÁbamos viendo que la legislatura estatal muchos de los polÍticos no apoyaban y no se acercaban a esta comunidad inmigrante. querÍamos transformar la polÍtica para que se apoyen a deseos de la comunidad. y muchos de nosotros entramos a la polÍtica precisamente, para poder seguir extendiendo este tipo de actitud y mentalidad. >> y a ride esta proposiciÓn, la 187, cambiÓ la cara polÍtica de todo el estado. porque antes habÍan mÁs republicanos y a raÍz de eso cambio y se convirtiÓ en mÁs demÓcrata. >> totalmente. los latinos representamos menos del 8% de los votantes. ahora somos el 40% y al

big brothers, baby brothers, best friends were eroes to their families.ere lost fathers, wi+es lostivesusbands and were overcomed with grief. somehow, the wives, despite their own grief, found the faith, courage, and strength to carry on. wives of children had to take on a new role as head of household. they had to comfort and explain the loss of a father. they helped the children to grieve and to heal. they were not responsible for raising the children to be strong, successful, and educated adults. even though it was hard, they succeeded. the thresher wives were heroes too. they were strong. they were the personification of the thresher's motto of silent strength. memories are all that we have of our loved ones. we will always remember them through mementos such as old photos, old letters, old cards, a news article, and most importantly, family stories. they are remembered for that contagious smile, that deep laughter, a deep thinker. they are remembered for raising tropical fish, cultivating roses, they are remembered as fishermen, hunters, boaters, musicians, known for playing the vi

look at this hint of a streak of a cloudy there's a frontal system so the high temperature of that eros look in that coders minus 7 ahead of it we've got about 11 in tokyo and there's a front itself from talking about thursday night is clearly the potential the snow behind it but not much is just a feeling of cold sircar's rain mild 11 and then it sweeps away says into friday to drop the feeling is much colder than it looks minus 5 in general sort minus one in sapporo you'll notice only 3 in pyongyang and beijing down to 0 very quiet environment that the breeze is not moving things around very much the still plenty of cloud in the middle of this part of china it's not bringing much with it it's just preventing proper winter coming for the south to shanghai was creeping up a little bit up to 30 degrees hong kong has gone down to 20 but we're in the sunshine here this breeze that does develop thunderstorms significant rain possibly on the vietnamese coast to the south of that big a shower or down through borneo northern sumatra but not as far south as you might expect as i've been saying

the flood has caused an estimated 1 billion eros of damage so far. >>> a force to be continued.ying motivated at 103 years old. >>> and let's take another live look outside before we led to break at the richmond san force >>> happy monday to you. we're looking at at least clear skies as we start off the day. here is a live look at the roof camera for world day of remembrance for road traffic victims. we start in the 40s and 50s. as we head through the day, we'll see sunshine and warm temperatures, but big changes ahead. details on that coming up. we had a deadly accident this morning, right? >> yes. we are getting more information on this crash along the east shore freeway. eastbound 80 past gillman, a fatal accident now. three lanes are blocked here. east 80. a traffic alert has been issued. you have delays in both directions. this is what traffic looks like westbound at carlson. you'll see delays as you work your way through. we'll keep you updated all morning long. >> one massachusetts woman is letting us in on her secret to living a long life some she is 103 years old and ju

officers show up tohe scene of a burning vehicle with an unconscious woman inside. 1045 here are the eroes. tell us exactly what happened duri that frightening situation. 9 year-old boy is fightg for his life after losing his 3 brothers and his parents in an apparent murder suicide will have much more on this investigation that's going on in southern california. you know when you're at ross and you realize it's time borrowing your sweaters? yd yeah! that's yes for less. stop stealing mine... never. holiday gift everyone's sure to love at 20 to 6percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. and you realize you are the the hostess with the mostest. you know when you're at ross yeah! that's yes for less. entertain in style all season long. it feels even bettern you find it for less-at ross. yes for less. and our breaking news tonight is out of fresno where at least 10 people have been shot at a partyor of them, according to police have now died. >>police say the victims were in a backyard. watching suspects were able to sneak in and opened fire. reporter dennis blair is at thesc

bennal ero docket of 3 million mr. mchenry talked about little under 1 million back log. can we start reconciling what these numbers are and what they mean? >> i will defer to mr. benner regarding that 3 ll that would include cases that are final and still have tonk be processed or reviewedfi. as youon know the caseload has increased exponentially over the past decade but it has increased considerably in the past three years. most of that increase appears to be driven by changes of the border. our judges are adjudicating cases efficiently and as i alluded be seen improvements in the area. so i began attending caseload is the most recent ones and that's half a million what are the other half a million? mimic those were cases filed in the prior fiscal year. they are cases that are taking long to adjudicate. >> pending is just this year's cases?ca >> all cases that were pending as of the end of the fiscal year >> we have also overtime i think we stopped doing this administratively closings in these cases. i leave there were hundreds of thousands that have been administrative

has an incredible problems with retention, and the border patrol agents, and we had about 3,000 ice ero, the deportation agents or the equivalent. and we had a cbp numbers and i wanted to say around 12 or 13,000, and since then, today, those border patrol numbers have jumped from 11,000 to 19, 20, 21,000. and again, it is hard because of the retention issues and the recruitment issues, the border patrol agents. but we have effectively doubled the border patrol, and about 12,000 i.c.e. deportation, and so we have doubled the i.c.e., and little growth in the cpb agents who are with tourism and trade, and like, if juarez, if you don't know them, they are cheek and jowl together. so if you are looking frat t iim the sky, you could not know where one begins and the other ends, because we go to school together, and eat together, and so, they are facilitating the legal stuff everyday and obliged to facilitate the asylum, and they are not doing, but metering the folks. so we have invested a huge amount of the footprint at the border communities is huge. on top of that, and on top of the so-call

the fed is more inclined to cut rates, and certainly with the ,ero and lower bound discussion i argueat we have is a form is qe. a lot of my colleagues pushed back and say it is not qe. bottom line, they are putting liquidity into the system. it's making its way out into various assets. alix: why do you think it is qe, then? marvin: ultimately it is aggressive expansion of the balance sheets. alix: it doesn't matter why or and what duration. it is just happening. the flow of that liquidity is significant. all of that comes back into the balance sheet, and when it gets reinvested, it does make its way into the coupons. their support once they start maturing, if the economy hiccups, they might not be able to slow it down in the second quarter of next year the way they expect to. alix: what is your favorite view? how do you invest in that? unless you are moore capital. [laughter] marvin: they don't have to worry. the folks there have done pretty well for themselves. i think we kind of get into this new normal. we still go back to the demographics, about two things we've been talking abou

de hecho, en la misma advertencia que hacen para preparar el pollo,ero fue algo nuevo para mÍ.tambiÉn nos va a hablar el doctor juan que tiene toda la informaciÓn acerca de los pavos. ahora es tiempo de noticias. satcha: para algunos es viernes. para nosotros no. siempre estamos con esta buena actitud y toda la energÍa positiva. es un dÍa lleno de preparativos para reuniones con nuestra familias y preparar la cena, pero tambiÉn es un dÍa que miles viajan para poder estar con los suyos y celebrar esta fecha tan importante. sin embargo, se enfrentan a intensas tormentas y carreteras cubiertas de nieve. en los aeropuertos se registran fuertes retrasos debido a las condiciones del estado de tiempo. quiero compartir esta imagen que muestra cÓmo estÁ el espacio aÉreo en la naciÓn. a esta hora. tenemos cobertura completa. antes arrancamos con una noticia de Última hora. estalla en horas de la madrugada una planta quÍmicaen el sureste de texas. deja dos heridos que fueron llevados a hospitales. la explosiÓn genera un devastador incendio. autoridades ordena la evacuaciÓn obligatoria de

it is hard to come to an agreement when the senate doesn't pass anything, nothing, ero. mainly because they needed the resident to say, simon says. i know that for a fact based upon conversations with leadership in the senate. but the president signing off. and we know that the acting chief of staff when he was here in this body, voted to shut the government down and voted against opening up and said we ought to have a sequester for this fiscal year. that was his position. and mr. vought's position who is the acting at o.m.b. and mirror position of the acting chief of staff. to or the republican whip say, oh, gee whiz, we are ringing our hands, we passed partisan bills, of course we passed partisan bills because your side would not work with us on our bills. that was a strategy, i would suggest, madam speaker, not simply a difference of opinion. as a matter of fact, on the defense spending that the gentleman mentions, i know for a fact because i talked to them. while on the republican side in both of the committees on appropriations and authorizing, 33 figure we used was

. >> i wanted to thank you ice and ero and all the men and women who worked on my case and everybodymy heart. thank you so much. rachel: thank you and god bless you. >> thank you. god bless you, too. rachel: remember kanye west's surprise performance at a texas prison? well atheists now have a problem with it. lawrence jones talked to kanye west and his critics about his critics and what faith means to him. his message is next. ♪ ♪ right my wrong ♪ pete: welcome back. kemba walker leaving last night's game on a stretcher after a frightening collision in a game against denver nuggets. walker running into a teammate head first while chase ago loose ball. the team says he is out of the hospital. but still has concussion-like symptoms. and an attorney for anthem nearly collin kaepernick two teens look at signing him. held a private workout last week after refusing to participate in nfl showcase. kaepernick has not played in the league since 2016 when he sparked widespread protests. we will see if those two nirks are real. ed: actually pan out. in the meantime kanye west sharing new found

so the ero is going to have to hunt him down. pete: unbelievable.aceful transfer at the facility is far different than trying to find these guys. now, the sheriff, you have got to appreciate what the sheriff of el dorado county has been saying. he has been very clear. he said this tragedy is due to an illegal alien. any death at the hands of illegal alien is ultimately preventable if you had prevented that have from happening in the first place. why is gavin newsom so dedicated to shielding these sanctuary cities and folks underneath it? >> you know, i don't know. for votes. i honestly don't know. he doesn't listen to us. the citizens of this country. but he is listening and protect the illegals. this is not okay. where is my protection. i'm a legal immigrant. i have no protection. and thousands of citizens in california we have to fear for our lives and for our children and family members. and i commend this sheriff deputy for calling it what it is illegal alien. it's about time we call it what it is. not undocumented immigrant. they are illegal al