we hope it was add good as yesterday, ingrid? it was beautiful. >> ingrid: it was so nice. wow, it's sunny and warm. you know, we will have the warmth but not necessarily the sunshine today. we have got the green light this morning. partly cloudy and 36. this afternoon, the chance for a few showers and we will eventually turn breezy and a return to 61. but then we have got the caution light. temperatures drop back down to 45, but it's the heavy rain that will be likely, windy conditions and a few of these storms turning severe. before you head out the door, let's get another check on your morning drive. >> jaclyn: thank, ingrid. we are accident free in asheville this morning. there are delays to look out for on tunnel road right now, so heads up if you are heading that way. get ready for that slow moving traffic on the eastbound side approaching the parkway ramp. speeds in the area slowing down to 20 miles per hour. better news, here is i-26, it's a clear commute between fletcher and asheville. that's a 12 minute ride between asheville shyingway and brevard road. getting an

>> ingrid: the natural crunty. >> holly: we do peter pan. >> ingrid: let's talk weather we are not talking rain but we will. we have clouds to start. 8 a.m., 43 degrees up from the 30s which we are at right now in some locations. 54 at 10 a.m. and lunchtime 59 and we will start to see some rain fall later on this afternoon. but, who can see some severe storms? i will tell you in just a few minutes. >>> heads up for drivers in weaverville, a new construction project may impact your commute, jaclyn? >> jaclyn: right, a portion of ox creek road is near the elk mountain scenic parkway. dot plans to reopen thursday evening but keep in mind if you live in weaverville or southeast of weaverville, that might slow you down a little bit. getting a look at travel time, things are slow on patton avenue, i-240 westbound is slow, traffic is slowing between the bowen bridge and i-40 this morning. gets a closer look at i-40, things are looking good from haywood county to buncombe county. it will take you 25 minutes to get from the maggie valley exit to smoky park highway.

. >> ingrid and lindsay works for the organization open table nashville.help guys like danny alexander, not lucky enough to land a place at green street but grateful for the food and medical assistance that ingrid and lindsay provide. >> what happened? >> i really don't know. i was walk down galison road and all i remember, emergency services are picking me up. >> is it getting better, worse? >> the housing piece i feel is getting worse in nashville. i mean because affordable housing we don't have anymore. there's like 700 people in nashville with section 8 vouchers that don't have a place that three can use them. >> ingrid and her organization are now working on another community of small homes, building on the good ideas that sprung from green street. as for carr and pickering they're hoping to raise money so everyone on green street can have a microhome. at the moment, a lottery determines who gets a house. it's the story of kenyan immigrant moses that keep them going. >> this place it's like heaven to some of us. because here you've got privacy. there'

here's ingrid with your skywatch forecast. >> ingrid: good morning jay. we have a chance for severe thunderstorms today. a greater chance in the yellow, less likely in the green and a marginal risk and less likely in the thunderstorm risk, but still all in all we have this chance today. this could mean downpours, gusty wind and even some small hail possible. 34 in asheville. 31 in franklin. 40 down into greenville. 37 in gaffney. another issue will be this wind advisory. this starts at 7:00 tonight and it's just for yancey, mitchell, avery counties. gusts up to 50 miles an hour. increasing clouds and 61 today. that rain late day, overnight thunderstorms possible. greenville upper 60s, turning cloudy with that then it turn >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. super tuesday showdown. millions of americans headed to the polls right now on the biggest day of the election so far. 11 states up for be grass. we're live with the latest new developments. >>> health alert. is a new passion pill for women even effective? the startling report calling it a fail.

i never imagined it could be my neighbors. >> after ingrid files a police report, news cameras arrive the thieves and the women are charged with grand 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 toldhe 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 their christmas spirit but it's made them more cautious. >> translator: this year, the cameras will be recording 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. >> this christmas, i'm really going to be thinking about this event that h

ingrid, roll your tongue back up. and now we will rise up into warrior two.press your weight forward, your spine is breathing, soften your eyes and give your kidneys permission to dance. f-felix, am i doing this right? uh, yeah. uh, not bad, just, um, activate that quad there and square your hips like so. ah, yeah, that's it. (chuckles) i mean, is that it? hey, i love your accent. where's that from? like, wisconsin? more like norway. ah! really? i'm about to become the spokesman for something called fjelltrakter. fjelltrakter. yeah, yeah. do you experience a problem with the penis? what? no. no, why? fjelltrakter means "mountain maker." it, uh, gives the struggling man an erection. are you kidding me? no, she is not. murph, teddy... focus, please. now, everyone, we will rise up and let's stretch out our hips for eagle. oh, hell, no. okay, and we'll cross our right leg over our left, bring your arms up together and press them. press them together nice and tight. very, very good. and... ah. everyone, attention here on emily. because this is a perfect example of

- friends -- and officers poured into the "saint martin of tours church" today for the funeral of ingrid weber.she served with cincinnati police for 25 years... and retired just recently.coworkers say weber was outgoing and energetic -- and had a true passion for law enforcement. "she lit up a room any time she came in, great smile, so passionate about service, and loved the city of cincinnati. she was a mounted police officer, so she was downtown a lot, so many people got to know her through that role" role"weber was also a recruiter -- lieutenant saunders noted that many officers working today were recruited by her. chopper nine -- the only local helicopter getting you breaking news first -- is keeping an eye on traffic in the tri-state.let's go to dan one lawmaker thinks it's a chance for police officers to cover their tracks...so-called "investigation waiting periods" after an officer fires their gun. former u-c police officer ray tensing wasn't questioned for *days* after the shooting that killed sam dubose.the scripps news d-c bureau found that other departments nationwide wait *te

se trata de ingrid una azafata de la india, tras las explosiones, la mujer quedÓ herida y con la ropa la vuelta al mundo. alguna de las declaraciones de kate del castillo estas respecto a su relaciÓn con el chapo guzmÁn pueden complicar su situaciÓn legal, algunos expertos aseguran que ciertas afirmaciones de lo que dijo en televisiÓn y lo supuesto mensaje de texto que intercambiÓ con el narcotraficante, puede usarse en su contra en un proceso judicial, luisa osorio nos explica porquÉ. luisa: la entrevista que dio o de kate del castillo para televisiÓn puede ser utilizada como evidencia en el expediente que la fiscalÍa mexicana tiene sobre la actriz, asÍ lo asegurÓ estÉ experto en delincuencia organizada. >> todas las declaraciones pÚblicas pueden ser utilizadas en tu contra. luisa: ademÁs de acuerdo con este especialista tambiÉn existen contradicciones entre los mensajes divulgados en entre la actriz y el chapo guzmÁn y la versiÓn que ella dio en exclusiva a cnn, en esa plÁtica negÓ recibir dinero del narcotraficante para la pelÍcula o el tequila. kate: jamÁs, jamás fue una de las co

. >> terrell: ingrid took that information straight to miami undercover buy. >> we met with the subject, did that transaction weeks got the thankfully for the victim we were able to apprehend this back. >> terrell: cops arrested this manast night,iones marrer oh stolen property. >> this is okay because he deserves it and i'm glad. >> terrell: , inc. red already has a new set of wheels but i just happy her original set is now on its way home. >> it was my bicycle. that victim did everything right, keeping her paperwork and writing down that serial number. they say that residents can also register their bikes through the police department. as for that accused thief, we've learned hey just bonded out of jail. forney. >> v vtor: and miami-dade police busted two men they say are behind flat tire scam. trujillo and vairs ago were arrested last week. police say they would use a tool like you see right here and puncture their victims' tires while they were inside of bank they keep it and noticed the the latest happened outside the of this bank of america in doral. the defect caught the suspects

. >> woman by the name of kim mccarthy brought this by with her friends ingrid and jenny price. >> oh this. >> all right? >> it is great. >> looks good on you. >> you look thrilled. >> watch for. >> this my lucky charles out there. >> thank you, kim, ingrid, jen. >> i thank you, amazing. >> i want to do this next thing. it is cry owe they are. >> i yes, not like an ice bath. it is much colder, and according to some of the wormed's most famous athletes, it is much more sex. >> i apparently it helps you lose weight consideration make you look younger, and here it is. >> bick chills, from athletes to stars. >> whole body cryotherapy is the cool new health trend, helping people lose weight, look younger, in just three minutes. but not much longer than that. there has also been some traverse. one woman in las vegas froze to death after getting trapped in a chamber for hours. so, are doctors giving it the cold shoulder, and does it really work? >> there is not much science here. and if you get in a very, very cold vat, and do you something wrong, can you get frostbite very easily. so, my ad

ischris mentioned, ingrid going to be coming to campus in about a month. if you are interested, look us i do not remember what the term is. we tweet about all of these events. as well as islamic studies. duke.edu. you have anymore questions, please let us know but thank you all for coming. next week we are here again. so have a good day. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] how did i do? >> ok. >> tomorrow night, political cartoonists discuss their work, the political election, censorship, and freedom of speech. of a cartoontion that criticizes the kentucky governor's stance on refugees. >> so last fall the new tea party governor of kentucky joined in a chorus of other voices from around the country in saying we do not want any more syrian refugees in here. as background, this guy, the only thing i like about him is that he has three adopted kids from somalia. [laughter] everything else about him is wretched but who is against adopting kids? [laug

sot-ingrid herrera - estudiante internacional el salvador " creo que la deberan de quitar por que esonces debe ser mas familiar" track 3 la legislacin se produce a menos de un ao de que el alcalde bill de blasio anunci un grupo de trabajo para determinar cmo tratar con personajes disfrazados y en especial con las desnudas. sot-jos becerra- visitante times square " me molesta un poco , pero a la vez un poco incomodo , para los ninos pequenos" closing- no se ha establecido una fecha para comenzar con las audiencias publicas para discutir la legislacion informaron los concejales. topvo blanca ---queremos que usted nos de su punto de vista sobre esta tema a traves de nuestra pregunta del dia.. ---qu opina sobre la desnudez en la va pblica? cont. cesar ---para participar vaya a nuestra pagina de facebook/telemun do 48 y su respuesta podria ser compartida al final del noticiero... ---y no olvide de ir a telemundo48.com donde podr conocer ms sobre el tema de nuestra pregunta de l dia... cesar un conocido entrenador de perros se encuentra en medio de una polemica take vo despues que una pers

president was to ask them what he was to do and not to do, so too did he become the first dead president ingrid all sorts of presidents about how we are treating our former leaders after they pass on. in george washington's case it was may be bigger than usual because he is someone we couldn't even wait until he was gone to start memorializing him. we wanted to turn it into a legend before he was dead. not long after the revolution was over there was talk in the governmental circles about building a giant statue of george washington on horseback innocent of the new capital city to be large-scale example to the nation. it was supposed to look, if you've ever been to washington circle, that statute of george washington on horseback was like that except transformer size. george washington was very, very nervous when he heard this kind of talk because he remembered a time when he was in new york city and if soldiers had heard the declaration of independence for the first time and they reacted so strongly that they went up to statue of the king of england on horseback and they tore it down. if the s

. >> we have parents and kids and here is ingrid brewer, a sleep consultant and you work with kids as >> yes, i do. >> all right. let's start, lilly, what's your question for -- >> you're witnessing it right now. after we switched to the big boy bed and j.b. had a little brother that was born not too long ago, he's roaming around in the middle of the night. he never used to do that. i don't know if i should be firm, or if i go and pamper him and make him fall asleep? so just want know how to handle it the right way. >> it's definitely normal he's going through this phase for two reasons. one, he has a sibling. and the other is because he just has this newfound freedom. we gave him the keys to the car but haven't taught him how to drive it yet. we want to ease him into the big boy bed. giving him some visuals as to the boundary is once this like -- let's say clock with a particular light comes on, then you can come out of your room. if you need us, give us a call. call out for us. we'll come and get you. why? because we're concerned about your safety. if you're roaming around you can g

i do not quote georgians very often's, that speaker knew to ingrid said that you are supposed to lockbad people but south carolina was just locking up people they were mad at. 390 4 million, we knew we are going to go up. prison populations were increasing. wehave all of these numbers can end up putting in place. here are the big numbers. 49% of our prison population was non-violent. forof those incarcerated felonies were in for class f felonies, the lowest class of ellen these. we start looking at these triggers to see what was bring about our prison population. we had this thing that were revocations that were a real problem. have theis thing into probation officers handle technical violation. you go to court, the before judge, he says, he you don't have a job. you are suppose have a job. so they revoked it. you don't have the right address, they would revoke in. -- feel it drug test, they you fail a drug test, they would revoke it. a large portion of population going back into the prison system. going to decide if we are to be more of a rehabilitation and repentant society. >> let

thousands of felons have been released and given the chance to live lawfully like ingrid archie. >> people'seing torn apart because they make a mistake. everybody makes a mistake whether you're caught for it or not. >> reporter: but in many cities, robberies and property crimes are way up. only a small percentage of freed inmates have returned to prison, but police and prosecutors maintain the law's leniency makes their jobs tougher. >> if people don't fear prosecution, they are likely to commit additional crimes. >> reporter: proponents anytime the law's full effect on crime rates remains to be seen, but police up and down california, bill, say they are still waiting to see how the money saved will actually help fund services that reduce crime. bill: thank you, claudia. across the bay there in northern california. claudia cowan. thanks. martha. martha: countdown to a big day tomorrow. it is tuesday, and there are high stakes for the republican candidates with two big states holding winner-take-all primaries, and the others could end up close to that as well. live from the campaign trail whe

>> ingrid joins us with help us deal with the loss of an hour.t on a schedule? >> you have a typical schedule for sleep, you need to stay on it for the next three or four days. if you lose track. >> stay on that schedule for at least three or four days. and also alcohol? >> limit alcohol four to six hours before bedtime, alcohol has been proven to disrupt sleep in the second half of sleep. >> so drink more at lunch. >>> how about coffee? is there a time of day we have to stop drinking coffee and diet coffee? >> it depends on the individual. ideally not before bedtime. no chocolate, coffee or tea. >> what do you come on daylight saving time in general? are you in my camp that it's terrible? >> he's running for office. if i ran for this would be my policy platform, get rid of daylight saving time. it's completely disruptive. >> i agree. it disrupts the body both mentally and physically. it doesn't do anything for us but increase the amount of heart attacks that are occurring in the workplace especially the day after as well as a lot more stress. >>

remember vividly when mitt romney became our nominee and i was a new ingrid supporter and delegate.very turn to volunteer for mr. romney's campaign and never got responses. i was on television supporting .im, supporting his wife he ran one of the whitest campaigns in recent memory. that means that while barack obama was using, even though i don't believe in barack obama's policies, perception becomes reality. had people ofa color, he enlisted actresses in hollywood to go out there and help him assert his campaign. you did not have those surrogates looking like the who's who of white america. very opposite was true of mr. romney. true own -- not only in the people on -- talking on his behalf. but also his campaign. he had a bunch of coalitions. they were coalitions in name only. that was reflected in the votes of mitt romney won. he won 60% of the white vote. that was more than any president had one in 1988. forwardhe past -- path is not just the white vote. our nominee today in 2016 will have to peel off minorities, women, independents. reallyht it was disingenuous and really an aff

mentioned, ingrid will be coming to campus in about a month. if you are interested, look us -- i don't remember what it is, sorry. we tweet about all of these events as well as islamic studies. if you have anymore questions, please let us know. thank you for coming. have a good day. [applause] how did i do? ok. c-span, we are featuring programs on the increase of drug abuse in america and the situation with the current supreme court vacancy. today at 7:00 p.m. eastern, with the abuse of prescription drugs and hair when on the rise, we look at the government's handling of the issue from health experts, attics, and the senate, including comments from president obama and presidential candidate ted cruz. was certainly not be washington, d.c. that steps in and solves these problems. be friends and family, churches, charities, loved ones, treatment centers, people working to help those who are struggling those trying to overcome the drug addiction. drug addiction is a disease. we released our first national control strategy. 2011lowed that up in with

ana: ingrid, estÁs a cargo de la alimentaciÓn. >> todas lucen muy hermosas, algunas vienen muy bien preparadasa puesto a hablar en espaÑol hasta los que no venÍan hablando espaÑol, maestra, sÍ ha sucedido, quiero que me cuente, tiene una que todavÍa se le "lengua la traba" con el espaÑol. >> hay tres. verÓnica: me acuerdo de los ejercicios que usted le pone, y creo que es maravilloso el trabajo que usted hace, y se lo queremos aplaudir, de verdad, a todo el equipo de nuestra belleza, porque vemos el gran cambio de la chicas que conocimos al principio y que ahora estÁn regresando, es gracias a ese trabajo. ana: gracias a todo el equipo de "nuestra belleza latina", de verdad. >> y que los padres que nos estÁn viendo para darse cuenta que tienen un enorme capital para compartir con los chicos, cÓmo no le van a hablar en espaÑol, que hablan cinco idiomas, no me molesta, pero que el primero sea en casa. (aplausos) ana: chicas, estÁn conscientes que este fin de semana habrÁ una eliminaciÓn masiva? sólo dos se van a quedar para entrar a la casa, no se lo pueden perder. francisca: me dio calor con lo

los disidentes cubanos, con Álvaro uribe me fue muy mal siempre, siempre me pedÍa otra pregunta, ingridue ni siquiera conocen, les preguntÉ ¿cÓmo lo hicieron?, que me dijeron, lo primero es perder el miedo, me pareciÓ extrordinario, sus papÁs aprendieron esconderse y ellos aprendieron a dar la cara y en no tener miedo. karla: eres la cara y la voz de los inmigrantes, te has enfrentado en varias ocasiones a los lÍderes, todos sufrimos cuando donald trump te manda a sacar una conferencia de prensa, todo el mundo espera una entrevista con Él, ¿se va a dar? jorge: yo tambiÉn, y espero que no le de miedo. cuando lo voy a buscar me dice algo horrible "lÁrgate univisiÓn", y despuÉs, porque el racismo es contagioso, hay alguien que me dice, "lÁrgate de mi paÍs", así que eso mismo que dice donald trump, otros lo estÁn repitiendo y nos corresponde como periodistas enfrentarlo, hace dos semanas dijo que estaba dispuesto hablar con nosotros,pero no responde. karla: jorge, le escribiÓ a donald trump para una entrevista, y y donald trump lo publicÓ con sus dos del telÉfono.. tuve que cambiarlo, perdÍ

johnny: comenzamos con ingrid lÓpez de massachusetts que cumplen 11 aÑos.icano donald trump cuando Éste bajÓ del estado a abrazarla, todo comenzÓ cuando ella elogiÓ al magnate y demostrÓ su felicidad por competir por ser el prÓximo presidente del paÍs, trump le preguntÓ de dónde era, acto seguido le dio el abrazo. hablando de donald trump una de las voluntarias de su campaÑa dijo que recibiÓ amenazas tan grave que tuvo que dar parte de eso a las autoridades, dijo que no se limitan a mensajes anÓnimos en las paredes de su casa sino tambiÉn en internet donde se describen actos sexuales violentos. >> la cosa fue tan seria que yo tuve que hacer un reportaje con el sheriff para salvar mi vida, y la de mi familia. satcha: la denunciante confiesa que lo que mÁs le sorprende es que las amenazas no provienen de seguidores del partido demÓcrata sino del republicano a cuya nominaciÓn presidencial aspira trump. un auto estallÓ y mató a su conductor a la hora de mÁs trÁfico en la capital alemana, el parecer la explosiÓn fue ocasionada por una bomba pero autoridades no h

ana: ingrid, estÁs a cargo de la alimentaciÓn. >> todas lucen muy hermosas, algunas vienen muy bien preparadasenen un enorme capital para compartir con los chicos, cÓmo no le van a hablar en espaÑol, que hablan cinco idiomas, no me molesta, pero que el primero sea en casa. (aplausos) ana: chicas, estÁn conscientes que este fin de semana habrÁ una eliminaciÓn masiva? sólo dos se van a quedar para entrar a la casa, no se lo pueden perder. francisca: me dio calor con lo de eliminaciÓn masiva. ana: nos apuntamos a las clases con las chicas. verÓnica: no se puede ganar dos veces. francisca: por el poder de la corona. ana: vamos a una pausa y ya regresamos. verÓnica: es gula. ana: es como un matrimonio, ganamos y comemos. en breve mÁs adelante llega nuestra amiga teresa rodrÍguez periodista y conductora de "aquÍ y ahora", para contarnos de la entrevista exclusiva que le hizo a verÓnica del castillo y a su padre eric del castillo. francisca: en exclusiva el empleado de limpieza nos contarÁ como eugenio derbez llegÓ a pedirle de que hiciera el gran honor de hablar en la ceremonia de su estrella. ana:

remember vividly when mitt romney became our nominee and i was a new ingrid supporter and delegate. every turn to volunteer for mr. romney's campaign and never got responses. i was on television supporting .im, supporting his wife he ran one of the whitest campaigns in recent memory. that means that while barack obama was using, even though i don't believe in barack obama's policies, perception becomes reality. had people ofa color, he enlisted actresses in hollywood to go out there and help him assert his campaign. you did not have those surrogates looking like the who's who of white america. very opposite was true of mr. romney. true own -- not only in the people on -- talking on his behalf. but also his campaign. he had a bunch of coalitions. they were coalitions in name only. that was reflected in the votes of mitt romney won. he won 60% of the white vote. that was more than any president had one in 1988. forwardhe past -- path is not just the white vote. our nominee today in 2016 will have to peel off minorities, women, independents. reallyht it was disingenuous and really an a