this is ingrid the last time i interviewed her. that's me and ingrid. in the course of my career as a journalist a single subject has always fascinated me. it is the subject articulated in the biblical story of job that confronts the universal question why do good people suffer? in my own life that question has often been praised in a less dramatic way than in the lives of ingrid and sumi, suffering after all is universal, part of the human condition. we lose people that we love. we go on. it happens to all of us, but the question is what then do we do when we don't know what to do? over the course of my research the characters in my book provided me with many new answers to that dilemma. often i was extremely inspired by the japanese idea which means to persevere in the face of unendurable suffering. but they don't mean like in some kind of flaky way. they mean that they find some kind of practice or practice whether it's buddhist meditation calligraphy, judo architecture tea ceremony they do some daily practice that helps them persevere in the face of

>> what year did ingrid come back to the states?e came into the states in 1948 and lived with an aunt and an uncle with her brother. she and her brother came together. eventually, everyone in the family made it back. her brother joined the air force, and he became very important to the air force and had top security clearance. he was eventually able to get all of his family back. joanna, his mother, became a citizen. matthias the father died of a heart attack. >> the father. >> he died of a heart attack. eventually, these people made it back, which says something about america and the town of freedom -- tug of freedom. no matter how betrayed they were by their government by holding those kids, they still were somehow able to put that behind them and build and transform themselves from child internees in an internment camp for loyal american citizens who raise their family and have lived exemplary lives. >> here is some video from 2013. it was done by the texas country reporter. it's about a reunion in crystal city, texas. one gentle

then ingrid heard the sound of planes flipped by the blasts of machine gun fire. eight american p. 38 flew above them each mounted with the 24-barrel machine guns. that hack yelled at the conductor in german. they watched the scene from the window. her mother cradling the newborn baby you get down. eyes wide open she tried to see the action as the machine gun bullets at the side of the train. she heard a round each time the plane made another pass overhead. she pushed her underneath the seat and then joanna reached up to an overhead rack, grabbed the suitcase and placed it on top of the seat to further protect her. the train slowed and came to a stop in as the passengers emerged from beneath the conductor ordered everyone off the train. they pointed to the 10-foot embankment on one side that led to the grove of trees. all six of them hurried up the hill. when ingrid looked over her shoulder she saw her mother flat on the ground with her crouched over her. joanna had fallen and she watched as she dragged her to her knees and then to her feet and together they pushe

i think ingrid is right. economic circumstances have not helped. you put those two things toot. you see a set of challenges facing public education. that they didn't see 20, 30 years before. >> why is it important to know, to get the eye-popping statistic, 50% out into people's eyes and ears around country. >> listen, if - it used to be we only had to educate really well 20% of the kids. now we have to educate them all. to the extent that the country is concerned about trying to get increasing college completion rates, if you don't focus on the happen. >> secretary of education arnie duncan talks about poverty, and we found this from a speech at the national press club, which is as you see the poverty-related schools crossing the line. >> we can't use the excuse for educated children at risk and helping them to beat the odds year after year after year. our children only have one chance to get a great education. they can't wait for poverty to magically disappear. >> yet you have to reach adequate yearly progress goals else you lose your job, your school, in some states can be bro

i never imagined it could be my neighbors. >> after ingrid files a police report, news cameras arriveone of the thieves and catch the arrest on camera. the women are charged with grant theft. one of them pleads guilty and is sentenced to one year probation. the other enters into a deferred prosecution program for first-time nonviolent offenders. but things are not over yet. >> the lady came back like a week later and she started knocking on the window and doors and she started roaming the entire house. she looked like she wanted to fight or something. my mom, she immediately called the police. the police arrived. the lady apparently told the police officer that she just came by to apologize. she's sorry about having stolen the decorations but the police said that there was nothing that she had to say to us anymore. they stole it, even though they may be sorry they did it. >> the incident hasn't hampered inge -- ingrid and overwhelm what are's spirit, by it's made them more cautious. >> translator: this year, the cameras will be recording 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. >> this christ

. >> desde punto salieron quienes rescataron a ingrid betancourt, en la operaciÓn jaque.uiere decir que colombia es un paÍs mÁs seguro. >> pese a las diferencias entre la cual presidente de colombia y el expresidente Álvaro uribe se reconoce una mejora en materia de seguridad en los Últimos 15 aÑos. el nÚmero de muertos es el mÁs bajo en los Últimos 30 aÑos, y ahora colombia busca hacer de la seguridad, industria para compartir con el mundo. tan sÓlo en los Últimos cinco aÑos las fuerzas armadas de colombia han entrenado mÁs de 21.000 integrantes de las fuerzas armadas de mÁs de 60 paÍses. apoyados con la cooperaciÓn de canadÁ y estados unidos, colombia ahora es un semillero de entrenamiento de fuerzas armadas de paÍses vecinos como repÚblica dominicana, mÉxico, panamÁ y perÚ, entre otros. >> en perÚ no hay muchas mujeres piloto en fuerzas armadas, yo soy la sexta. >> la policÍa, el ejÉrcito, ofrece en tierra, mar y aire. >> la torre semeja 30 m que es mÁs o menos la altura que presentan los Árboles en la selva colombiana. >> operaciones de desembarco y asalto, como desce

fuente de este punto que salieron las unidades que rescataron a ingrid betancourt, y otra decena de secuestrados efectiva ni del ln, feto crece que colombia es un paÍs mÁs seguro. >> mÁs allÁ de las diferencias polÍticas entre el presidente anterior Álvaro uribe y el actual, se reconoce colombia una transformaciÓn total en materia de seguridad en los Últimos 15 aÑos. el nÚmero de muertos este trabajo los Últimos 30 aÑos, y ahora con el cafÉ o el carbÓn colombia busca hacer una seguridad para compartir con el mundo. >> las fuerzas armadas de colombia han entrenado a mÁs de 20.000 integrantes de las fuerzas armadas de mÁs de 60 paÍses. >> apoyado por la compresiÓn con canadÁ y estados unidos, ayudaron a otros equipos a entrenarse como perÚ, panamÁ. >> y perÚ no hay muchas mujeres pilotos, yo soy la sexta raqueta en carrera. >> la policÍa, el ejÉrcito y la fuerza aÉrea colombiana ofrecen entrenamiento por tierra, agua y aire. en tierra con experiencia en las afiliadas montaÑas de los andes o las selvas del sur del paÍs. >> la torre tiene 30 m que mÁs o menos la altura que presentan los Árboles en l

i think we're all together is ingrid mesquite. thank you for letting me do that. the running joke is i always come with a team because this work is around team. i'm going to take a little time to talk about transitional kindergarten and the way i'm going to do it is describe what is tk? how do we roll out tk? where are the classrooms and saitds located? what are the demographics? and exactly what is the -- >> did we get a copy? >> yes. everyone should have a copy. >> i don't have a copy either. >> there they are. oh slide show. i don't need it. it's okay. it's up there now. then i do need to press slide show. one of the demographics of the students who attend tk and then just -- i say this very cautiously people that know me and we have a responsibility to share it and it's preliminary data and it's only two years of data and one needs 3-5 years to be confident that the data of what you're sharing is tell telling you. in 2010 the act authorized by jo simitian changed the date and transitional kindergarten that turned five by september 2 and the students born betwe

>> ingrid probably knows that. i don't know the percentage but we're doing stacking on top of the subsidy and title tief and we can get you that. >> thank you. >> [inaudible] >> very high. close to 90%. >> no i thought maybe oh specially with the nonprofits. >> and i think that's what we wanted to do is create full day and we did it by the stacking, yeah. >> thank you. >> i just had a few follow up questions. first of all thank you for all of this data this is really helpful. i think it confirms what we believe in the room that there is a value to pre-k and also in helping us close the achievement and opportunity gap which we know gins the first day of kindergarten and nice to see that the data points research is already kind of in house and that we can actually evaluate the effectiveness of these programs and i know data is not everything and i really appreciate ms. bryant talking about how the snapshots provide one perspective but they provide a perspective and that's great to see. i was wondering -- i know there

if you enjoyed this one, here are some others you might like, laura ingram, bill kristol and ingrid ferguson, former speechwriter for george h.w. bush. you can watch them all at www.c-span.org. >> monday night on the communicators, special counsel for the fcc on chairman tom wheeler's proposal for net neutrality, including her -- regulating the internet like a utility. >> i do not know what the next fcc chairman will do. he may try to throb this whole regime and do something that is less regulatory. i do not really by the next chairman argument. the rules are only as good as the guy or gal on the eighth floor in forcing them. so we have to do our best in setting up an infrastructure that will protect consumers, preserve and over -- and open internet, the greatest driver of innovation this world has ever known. >> wednesday night on c-span2. >> coming up, prime minister david cameron takes questions from members of the house of commons. former florida governor jeb bush talked about the economy and other issues. dr. jill stein announces an exploratory bid for the presidential election. >> brew

place you could see people like clark gable and doris day and gregory peck and rita hayworth, and ingrid you read the nominees? >> with pleasure. >> for the best achievement in our direction. >> those nominated for the best achievement in film editing are. and now for the black and white cinematography. >> some of the reasons you love it is because of the people who have done the art director or the costume designs or all of those other technical things, sound, if you didn't have those things you wouldn't have the movies that we love. >> i'm steve martin, i'm here to present the award for special visual effects. >> for the best achievement in sound. >> sound, sound. >> as you know, in movies --. trained bear, they had not fed the bear that day, so we teased little poo, that was the name of the bear, with toast and milk, the bear would cry out. you could then cut them together and make little sentences out of them. >> of all the tools an actor has in creating the perfect look for a part none is more important than the skillful use of makeup. makeup artists are the magicians of the industr

thank you ingrid. >> it's back again. and again. >> thank you. we are going to redo some rooms.hris cato it's 9:56. we still have rain across much of the area let's get your first alert forecast with meteorologist bill henley. >> still watching for slippery spots in the western suburbs, chester county bucks county especially. we've seen temperatures climb a bit in philadelphia. that's looking towards the city from the adventure aquarium. a steady rain has intensified along the i-95 corridor and areas north and wechltst. trenton is 32 degrees. chester springs at 33 doylestown just dropped to 31. freezing rain in bucks county so watch out for icy spots this morning. the temperatures will slowly climb in philadelphia into the low 40s but then gusty winds and we will see refreezing as we head into tonight. >>> bill talked about slippery conditions. look at this from this morning in lehigh county. there's still a backup on the northeast extension because of this tractor-trailer accident. this happened around 4:00 this morning. you can see the driver of the big rig lost control and sl