luchando, pero pongo en una balanza y digo que sÍ por mis hijos voy a hacer todo lo posible... >> ingridgustaria arreglar esa parte de mi vida hablar con ella y decirle por quÉ lo hice, yo estoy arrepentida. >> en 2008 el movimiento santuario, registra mÁs de 50 casos pÚblicos el caso de ingrid es tan solo el reflejo d inmigrantes sin documentos que como ella por temor a la deportaciÓn se refugiaron en una iglesia. >> aunque juega con sus hijos sigue en espera que el gobernador de colorado le de un perdÓn para luchar por una vida normal >> me gustarÍa decirle que me Ée esa oportunidad que tanto lo deseo que Él puede hacerlo para estar con mi familia, con mi comunidad seguir trabajando. >> rogelio mora-tagle noticias telemundo. >> en tijuana tambiÉn una navidad difÍcil, una familia hondureÑa pasa por un problema buscando un techo, los padres y sus cuatro hijos pequeÑos piden un lugar para rentar porque la bodega que ahora estÁn junto co otros migrantes estÁ a punto de ser cerrada, edgar muÑoz los encontrÓ tocando puertas >> aquÍ es. >>y jenny, deambulan por las calles de tijuana buscando

. >> quÉ bonito reportaje de ingrid barrera. >> hacemos una pausa comercial no se vaya porque continuamos al volver. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>

tambiÉn encontramos a ingrid en la terminal de buses.uses no le vendiÓ pasaje para viajar a kaly, su destino. >> yo vi cinco dÍas de que pasÁbamos en la calle sin nada, sin poder baÑarnos bien. parecemos unos indigentes . nosotros no nos veÍamos así.>> o sea que no valiÓ la pena es esfuerzo? >> no ha valido. >> tienes miedo? de quÉ tienes miedo? >> de tanto luchar, tanto caminar para que migraciÓn nos regrese asÍ nomÁs. >> al final ingrid corriÓ con suerte. al dÍa siguiente encontrÓ entrar porte que la llevÓ a kaly donde la esperaba un familiar. es un Éxodo que sigue desbordando las tonteras. los caminantes dijeron que no quieren regresar a venezuela mientras no haya un cambio polÍtico. cuÁl crees que es la manera de salir de esa crisis, esa situaciÓn? >> los parÁsitos quedaron en venezuela.esa es la Única forma de salir de esa rama. es embuste en venezuela no se va a arreglar. >> situaciÓn se complica dÍa a dÍa. la hiperinflaciÓn que vive el paÍs segÚn proyecciones del fondo monetario internacional la inflaciÓn de este aÑo podrÍa supera

. >> donde lo consideran uno de los suyos, ingrid barrera nos amplÍa mÁs. >> la vida polÍtica de georgea de representantes de los estados unidos por el distrito 7 de texas convirtiÉndose en el primer republicano en ocupar este puesto en la historia del estado y reelecto en 1968. sin embargo, al poco tiempo postulÓ por el segunda ocasion a senador estatal un cargo que no logrÓ obtener pero la ciudad de houston fue testigo quien incluso llegÓ a ser profesor en la facultad de economÍa, desde la dÉcada de los 60 la familia busch estableciÓ su hogar un vecindario ubicado al oeste de houston, pero la presencia del expresidente estÁ a lo largo y ancho de la ciudad de houston. >> prueba de ello es la principal terminal aÉrea el aeropuerto, el segundo mÁs grande del estado y el octavo a nivel nacional. >> el parque pÚblico george busch por una extensiÓn de 8 ¿no? el cual fue nombrado al exmandatario. >> hoy la escultura, la cual estÁ ubicada en el parque en la zona de teatros o la libre huÍa y lleva su nombre en el. >> hoy el paÍs estÁ de luto y hojas del punto estÁn en houston, que hoy llora la

a cup of tea with their neighbor ingrid is part of the routine oh. come on it gives them a moment to slow down and relax without. both say the christmas market is best when it's cold and dry because then tourists flock here but there are also more pickpockets. present all we can i look out to get we tell our customers to hold their bags in front of them get their hands on them and never leave anything open sometimes it is their own fault or this is a. bus. does here but i see it a lot here elderly women put down their purses or when i hand them their purchases they hold the item in one hand and their purse in the other and start to walk away with me and i always say put your purchase down pack your purse the way first and close your back and then you can go we try to keep an eye on them. since the attack on our berlin christmas market two years ago the police have other worries. the access roads are secured here. ten officers man the streets unmarked mobile police station oxford street book distributes the radio frequency of his. he and fellow office

porque ingrid y sus dos hijos, viven en una iglesia de colorado, es sus santuario pero una especie dea espera que el gobernador de colorado le conceda un perdÓn. >> le pido que me de esa oportunidad, tanto lo deseo, estar con mi familia, con mi comunidad, seguir trabajando. >> rogelio mora-tagle, noticias telemundo. >> mientras en la frontera nada detiene el Éxodo de quienes buscan el llamado sueÑo americano, como la familia salvadoreÑa que aparecerÁ con niÑos pequeÑos que ayer escalaron la muralla para luego ser arrestados del lado estadounidense, tambiÉn inmigrantes que viajan solos se atreven a cruzar la frontera, prefieren un futuro incierto en estados unidos que permanecer varados en mÉxico >> es bueno que los agarraron, sino hay partes que no pueden pasar, los secuestran y todo >> funcionarios mexicanos dijeron que casi mil integrantes de la caravana migrante han sament ado o evadido los diferentes tramos de la maya en la frontera de mÉxico con estados unidos. hablemos del tiempo, la tormenta de invierno que afecta gran parte del paÍs se intensifica mientras avanza por las llanu

ingrid william soj from logan senior high school in the first congressional district. patrick collins from the a.p. u.s. history class at mount michael. ben in the second district, and kate piper from the nebraska christian school in central city and the third congressional district and the lessons that these three nebraska students have to teach us are enduringly relevant not only for other high schoolers but also even in this body today. i would like to read very briefly from each of the three essays. ingrid williamson writes, the constitution was put in place so that the rights and liberties laid out in the declaration of independence could be enforced. it puts limits on the government so that the government cannot infringe on the rights of the people. it gives the new government the power to guarantee the liberty of all the people and both functions are tied directly to the declaration. close quote. her essay katie wrerks the founding fathers adopted a humble posture to both their creator and a great human. they understood they did not possess the power to redefine

for wednesday morning, quite a grim morning commute for the eastern side of ingrid.ually and it will stay breezy and a bit milder in the south through wednesday afternoon. across the north that stays chilly and bright. scotland and northern ireland having defying, albeit, chilly day. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: environment secretary michael gove says theresa may's brexit deal isn't perfect but is the only choice. labour say they'll call for a vote of no confidence if mps reject the deal — and say the government must publish its legal advice tomorrow. teachers must not be expected to act as substitute parents, according to the chief inspector of schools. there are boos from the public as president macron visits the scene of riots in paris — he warns a state of emergency could be reimposed in france. now on bbc news it's click. this week: a special look at tech for disabled people, with hero arms, talking internet, and — all right, who covered the wall with doughnuts?

. >> the logic of ingrid rule -- english rule as recorded and is still the rule today is that where there is a court of jurisdiction -- >> do you have any current case that describes the english rule that way? >> the current case? >> a current case . >> referred to a case that tracks the law the empire through the latter half of the 20th century, there's a case in 1985 it applies the rule, i don't think that the idea that it's not the english rule is a serious argument . >> you know how this rule applies? >> it applies the same way that they are urging, that is my understanding . >> we need this kind of thing for abuse of women. think of the case of prohibition and think of the cases you've seen. what i've look for in your briefs, which i have not found for, but for the military is, is it really. i didn't see them listed in any brief but, for the military. therefore, to me it's an important question . >> we can't know for sure -- >> i don't expect you to know for sure. -- >> the reason i'm saying we can't know for sure is because the government's petit policy is secretive that they implem

i want to start by saying i want to personally thank brenda and daniel as well as ingrid and john for their support. if it wasn't for them giving me the courage to be heard today, i wouldn't be here. i am very nervous. it is hard to speak. i'm here to speak on the discrimination that i've witnessed and especially personally in my department itself. i have spoken to management and angela, in looking for support in fixing our department and improving our department. unfortunately, they haven't really heard me. i have been trying to speak to greg chase so i can be heard. there's a lot of hostile environments. our department is in desperate need of some fixing and the people from the outside looking in to improve the environment and to bring and rebuild the team that is in there peerk there is false accusations and false reports that i have witnessed against my colleagues, and is as well as me as a male. i am here today to speak so does not happen to the next person. i i haven't personally accused of things that i did not commit. i look for support in the beginning when i have been going

host: that's ingrid in elizabethtown, kentucky participating. of the activities on the senate yesterday was push according to the "washington times" headline plan to censure the saudi government saying the senate wednesday voted 60-39 to open debate with a resolution with a handful of republicans joining in the chame -- joining the chamber's democrats. a final vote on the measure, a direct response to the outrage generated by the october killing of the u.s.-based dissent khashoggi in turkey is expected before the end of the week. one of the senators going on the floor co-sponsoring efforts to directly deal with the saudi government was representative mike lee of utah. here's part of his speech from yesterday. >> many of my colleagues will argue, some of them have argued just within the last few minutes, that we're somehow not nvolved in a war in yemen. my distinguished friend and colleague, the senator from oklahoma, came to the floor a little while ago, and he said we're not engaged in direct military action in yemen. let's peel that back for a

ingrid in pensacola, florida. caller: good morning. i heard a good solution for the wall. it said that the 63 million people that voted for trump, if $80,would just send in that would make the $5 billion that trump wants for his wall. walloters can pay for the and leave the rest of us alone. thank you. host: robert, clinton, maryland. you oppose. you are on the air. caller: i think a better solution would be to tax all the money that is transferred, wire transferred, to mexico and el salvador. if we took 20% of that, that would pay for the wall. my point on the wall, the reason i oppose it is that if the congress has allocated 10.6 billion to mexico, south america, el salvador, all these wonderful countries in central america, but we can't find 5 billion to help out the border security in this country as we are being invaded with drugs and all these foreigners coming in and stealing our jobs, and the congress cannot find 5 billion to look out for the american people, then if you do not veto allocate 10.6 you billion to foreigners, then, you know, then you need to be impeac

plus, we continue our "holiday hits week" with a performance from ingrid michaelson and grace vanderwaal