pedro nos cuenta la historia de isabel y su pequeÑa hija.sticada con una malformaciÓn congÉnita que se asocia a una ubicaciÓn anormal del corazÓn, fuera de la caja torÁcica. provoque la menor fuera llevada de inmediato al hospital de houston y desde entonces ahÍ le tratan semanalmente. isabel: ahora ella tiene una banda en la arteria pulmonar, le corrigieron la vena aorta porque estaba muy pequeÑa. pedro: durante los pequeÑos meses de vida, la menor estuvo hospitalizada y cuando isabel viajÓ para verla fue detenida en una garita de inspecciÓn de la patrulla fronteriza. saiebl: si estuve como 12 horas ahÍ. pedro: posteriormente tras comprobar la veracidad, le dieron un permiso humanitario temporal para transitar en el paÍs, con la obligaciÓn de presentarse con frecuencia ante una corte migratoria y agentes de ice. su preocupaciÓn es que autoridades de migraciÓn le han advertido que pudiera ser deportada pese a que su hija necesita mÁs procedimientos mÉdicos que sÓlo pueden hacerse en houston. >> tiene que usar una protecciÓn especial en su pe

carrie and isabel went to visit with them. isabel phillips became engaged to one of the picard's.abel and this is man she became engaged to. how do we know that? marion postmaster was intercepting mail between isabel phillips and this guy. two months later, in december 19 17, one of the women of the family was arrested in chattanooga tennessee. she was caught in bed with an army lieutenant. pikchardt. she was at this camp outside of chattanooga, tennessee. what was this million are doing in bed with a young army lieutenant? she was found think terminating evidence including a code to tell her when u.s. troops would ship out. cousin the woman whose is engaged to carry phillips's --carrie phillips's daughter. ,here is adolph, his father isabel, and here is the baronesó who was caught with the guy in bed. she is arrested on a spy charge. that starts an investigation in marion of carrie phillips. localie phillips authorities conclude that she is a spy and so is isabel. the report of the spy investigation by carrie phillips and her daughter was created by the chief of the bureau invest

and isabel went to visit with them. isabel phillips became engaged to one of the picard's. this is isabel and this is a tough bunch of an --the marion postmaster was intercepting mail andeen isabel phillips this guy. later, in december 19 17, 1 of the members of the pick was arrested in chattanooga, tennessee church was caught in bed with an army lieutenant. it is a camp outside of chattanooga, tennessee on the old battlefield. what was she doing there in bed with a young army lieutenant? she was found with incriminating todence including a code tell her when u.s. troops would ship out for france. this is the woman whose cousin 's engaged to carrie phillips daughter. here's a graphic to show you. pickhardt, and ss, caught with the guy in bed. she is arrested on spy charge. that news starts an investigation of carrie phillips and they conclude that the local authorities conclude that carrie phillips is a spy and so is isabel. the report of the spy investigation by carrie phillips and her daughter was created by the chief of the bureau investigation that later becomes the fbi

isabel and her friend paola isabel and herfriend paola are part ofa isabel and herfriend paola are partore and more of their lives this way. but the vast majority of hondurans do not have the luxury of living or working in safe spaces like these. extortion, corruption and impossible bureaucracy are a daily challenge for most people. the scheme is very ambitious and promises a lot. but honda race as a country with a long history of inequality and i wonder sometimes who would benefit and who would be excluded from this. —— honduras. the plan for model cities seems designed with marge multinationals in mind at the reece burke be guarantee the wealth would stay in honduras or trickle down. this lady lives and works in what was once one of the most dangerous neighbourhoods on the planet. i've calmed down since then but keeping her sewing business alive is still a co nsta nt her sewing business alive is still a constant struggle for her, her husband, and her three children. she would love to turn her workshop into something bigger but it seems an impossible challenge. mirian and her husband s

man on podium speaking spanish] [man speaking spanish] [both speaking spanish] [derilus speaking] isabel rivera-collazo: we think of migrants and refugees as these people that are coming to take over our country. we don't see that these are the people that got to the point that it was so hard for them to survive that it was easier to face death than to stay. because that's what they are facing when they decide to get on a boat or they decidide to cross s a border ory decide to cross the desert, they're facing their own death, they're facing the death of theirir loved ones, their children, and tt t is a better decision than staying behind. reporter: look at the size of this storm on satellite at this hour. tonight a direct hit in haiti slamming ashore at 145 miles per r hour. [indistinct voices] [derilus speaking] [whistle blowing] [cesar palencia chavez speaking spanish] [pastor gustavo banda speaking spanish] protester: : apology. [indistinct crowd voices] protesters chanting: apology! apology! [derilus speaking] [chavez speaking] [man speaking] rivera-collazo: something said of climate

isabel knows plenty about these "distortions", as she calls them. lives her life in a protective bubble. her neighbourhood, like many others, is firmly gated. herschool, home, even her gym, have armed guards. in fact, her dad roberto developed one of the city's most upscale gated communities. isabel and herfriend paola are part of a generation living more and more of their lives this way. but the vast majority of hondurans don't have the luxury of living or working in safe spaces like these. extortion, corruption and impossible bureaucracy are a daily challenge for most people. the scheme is very ambitious and promises a lot but honduras is a country with a long history of inequality and i wonder sometimes who would benefit and who would be excluded from this. the plan for model cities seems designed with large multinationals in mind but there's no clear guarantee the wealth would stay in honduras or trickle down. mirian lives and works in what used to be one of the most dangerous neighbourhoods on the planet. things have calmed down since then, but

isabelle thanks for joining us.ell me your reaction to the new york times article, first. >> absolutely. i was sitting in class when the news broke. as i started reading the article everything was worse than i could have possibly imagined. like imagine in the intro, one of the most troubling policy points is schools will no longer be responsible for sexual assault that occurs off campus. we know that almost 90% of college students live off campus and what this will mean in practice if you are assaulted in an apartment or frat house, your school could turn you away for seeking support. and this could also mean that a survivor who lives on campus will have more or different rights than a survivor assaulted a block away. >> and so you mentioned one of the issues that you take issue with, what changes would you like to see aside from that, the cross examination, what changes would you want to see from this? >> yeah, for sure. the direct cross examination is a really troubling policy point that is mentioned in the new yo

todos: [ríen] isabel: no, se ve buenísimo.risa: ♪ la noche no me alcanza porque--♪ >>un padre de familia no es como presente en el nacimiento de su hijo por ser arrestado cuando iba al mes y miel de su hijo. regreso a clases las olas se preparan para darle la bienvenida a sus estudiantes con mayores medidas de seguridad. ♪ ♪ >>esta es la ediciÓn de noticias univisiÓn 14, fin gracias por acompaÑarnos en vicia sunÍes-14, vamos a comenzar con una alerta local. la balacera se re por todo es desde las cinco 30 cuando muchas personas se encontraban celebrando fiestas de cumpleaÑos por otra parte con el regreso a clases hay escuelas que se estÁn preparando para darle la bienvenida a los gallup con mayores medidas de seguridad. >> los factores ♪ >> en la escuela franklin trabajan en los Últimos detalles para dejar listo para recibir a los estudiantes incluyeron tambiÉn cercas de seguridad. >>para tener un poco mÁs control y mÁs seguridad. en el Área cibernÉtica toman acciÓn tenemos nuevos puntos de acceso de internet. >>en este retorn

france, those sort of unhurried character studies, grown—up movies with kristin scott thomas in or isabellejust fantastic. it is her best performance and utterly heartbreaking. and we're not giving any plot spoilers, but that sounds like one to watch. in terms of the best out this week, you could feel the money in mission: impossible. there was a big budget for that film. and it has made a lot of it back already. the biggest opening weekend for a mission: impossible film in the states, ever. 22 years after the first one, this is number six and it's still doing incredibly well. last week, we talked about the action scenes, which are brilliant. we talked about the realism of it, actually. a lot of it feels very contemporary and plays with the fears we have. iforgot to mention a couple of people — vanessa kirby, who is great. she pays a black—market arms dealer. probably best known from the crown, she plays princess margaret. she really radiates cool in this. you can see her there. and the brilliant sean harris, who returns as solomon lane, the bad guy. lowestoft‘s finest, sean harris. he is s

isabel: the response has been a little bit low-key., quite likely, that tokyo medical university will be fined, will lose some subsidies from the government. the government has launched an inquiry into admissions at other medical universities across the country. there are more than 80 of them. those results have not yet been made public and we don't know what the universities are saying, whether they are trying to claim this is a coincidence that women are not getting it or whether there is going to be a more widespread admission of something deliberate going on. ultimately what the government does need to tackle is reform of the health care system. kathleen: great to have you, not only to talk about this, but because this deal that president trump has started hammering out with mexico. we are going to see what happens with canada on trade. that has everyone wondering what it means about asia, not just china, but japan. autos are such an important thing. as our government reporter in tokyo, what do you think the big questions are going

to isabel also doesn't matter as long as that finding the spanish inventor with his weird and wonderful brainchildren must be coming down on you tube. your. next totally. she's sixteen years old fish homes are on business and is helping to prevent water shortages in south africa. because he's a man who saw something about the water being wasted on her parents for. so she installed an aqua tonic system. it's a simple idea that's really set an example eco africa sixty minutes on d w. stories that people of the world over t.w. want facebook and twitter to date and in touch. and gemini with deafening at any time but on any place the names. you have i don't like a bit of crap. to sing along to you she has to come from super. for. interactive exercises. everything is online and interactive benjamin to franklin live to tell you. the fla. i want to welcome to another edition of the show i'm your host meghan lee from kids to fish we have a mixed bag on the show today here's a look at what's coming up. working contraptions a spanish inventor creates all kinds of crazy devices. peaceful paradise t

one of these is isabel tan, whose account has almost 250,000 followers.ets for what makes a hotel will look in her posts. the arctic, the location and if i am wearing something bright i feel like it would not go with certain sorts of backgrounds. are most popular post are all about luxury and escape is. people love a good brexit in bed shocked. it looks so simple but you have to wake up early because it depends on whether sunrises. having a lot of food, for example, if you are in malaysia you can showcase the food there and the room at the same time. the travel company, expedia, has studied this across asia. they found 55% of millennial is book based on what they see on social media. i think that is a good opportunity for bands —— branston low bridge in ways they want to promote their brand or for the travel industry to promote destinations and properties. new zealand's lake was one of the early pioneers of this strategy. their social media campaign was so successful it made a tree in the famous and is credited with helping them start a tourism boom in th

into anger against israel well i don't you know this is this is the israeli argument all the time isabel is defending itself how many israelis were on the domain israelis were killed how many israelis were threatened none how mass has nothing to do with this demonstration there are people from all spectrums of the assyrian civic society they are your reporters are there the. do you see a single palestinian and is the most russians with a gun with open with anything nothing women and children and men and all all from societies from all palestinian factions from all parts of the world but then israel's line is that you're on a mass has threatened destruction of israel they're destroying hitting syria they're hitting lebanon they did it killing the palestinians and then they clip their big limb to be the victims and that's the irony that's the irony of fascism we have seen such pretext given by all fascists who want throughout this history israel is killing and destroying a palestinian civilian population under occupation under israeli occupation under international law civilians should be

de la bahía >>> buenas tardes estamos viendo la situación, un accidente a la altura de la avenida isabeluíabres trabajo que se están haciendo así que la autopista 20 continúa abierta para que tenga eso en cuenta, las personas que tienen planes de viajar hacia el estadio levis, armese de mucha paciencia de esta zona se va estar viendo afectada,, se le recomienda tomar transporte público >>> vemos una situación, hay un accidente removido entrando la ciudad de san mateo y esto los va a dejar con buen tiempo atrás, maneje con cuidado >>> le diremos que que ofrecía un hombre a quien se atreviera a asesinar a agentes de ice >>> demandan leyes estrictas contra empleadores abusivos >>> autoridades del mundo lo golpeen al cártel de sinaloa, en la operativo resultón el decomiso de cientos de libros de narcóticos. >>> "= integrantes del cártel de sinaloa fueron procesadas para ser interrogado en la maÑana; esto al sur de los Ángeles donde hubo varios detenidos >>> la organización utiliza pandillas como métodos de distribuir las drogas >>> bajo el operativo incautaron casi 1 millón y medio de dólare

a last stretch isabel fire marshall dean calamitous in the speed the race between. the v.c. . the road to a white supremacy mentality. but not anymore. call russian corn. is going to be remembered that we know. very very differently from the rest of the country in the fighting before he got money he's out of the community he will relate to it and this is his and he has contributed much he was given a rep over the knuckles. for some of the things that he did when it was done and was over. the. just name my face to. put not. just started the will to win. before going to die before a never been a long. time. he really is something. he knows. on june the fourth she would be travelling to parliament buildings and the sod more for the deed of settlement and i think there are two who are very pleased with the agreement that they have to deal with which. is true just lation to be wicked is the power of the fiddle to deal with is the mother figure appeared with. and also we could not assist. they do it as a million a full. length . was a were was. there were was a were hey were. was. s

i am isabel with inside u.s. trade. my question is the impact that trade is having on the economy. what is your take on the investment protections that were agreed to between the u.s. and mexico? canada'spect participation or lack there of later to have an impact on the economy? >> canada needs to be part of .he final agreement the initial agreement between the u.s. and mexico -- apparently nafta is permitted. in terms of the details of to holdt -- i will have off on that until the experts who do understand that better than i have, better than i have. >> [indiscernible] concernedring how the community is to the --.-china french compared to trade disputes? i don't think you can rank the relative concerns. the business community is concerned about all three. the u.s., canada and mexico trade region is enormous and terribly important to the u.s. economy. europe is important to the economy. what elevates china in one is that negotiations with china are inherently more complicated. so you can negotiate this. the chinese economy is structured differently then europe or the united states.

ok thank you three million dollars a month off isabel would you tell is it the man who gaf i have a hundred dollars for his first pro fight five hundred dollars. he just walked away with a check in his pocket book one hundred three million dollars we just got for the training fees that ten million the average bucks are not even going to get that is what i'm saying is this for years if you get to me and of his camp right we're going to say they're found one hundred three million right right then and not a good stimulus to be for here right right well just a little man a team you don't work like they do your desired bonus here but you know as good a million dollar loan is just showing up and you know our average six weeks that you don't plan you don't want to live ok who are not well enough to do not need to do that but i know if anything about you some both spent the red tape after this. break you were. as i told. you. i started getting high when i was fourteen two and. by the time i restarted two i had felt the need to like always knew that somewhere down. it was we will make me that day th

joining me now is isabel westbury, the former middlesex captain, now a cricketjournalist.this evening. where you expecting after their spectacular defeat to india, more wholesale changes from england but it is only james vince, the only new name on the list? it is not that much of a surprise, given the speculation was around the opening pair, which is where england are underperforming. but with the broken finger tojonny ba i rstow but with the broken finger tojonny bairstow they need somebody in the middle order. james vince has had a cou nty middle order. james vince has had a county season —— a very good county season so county season —— a very good county season so he is the logical choice. is he the answer, you mentioned alistair cooke and jennings, they haven't built an opening partnership on which england can therefore go on to build good test innings. isjust bringing james vince in enough to kind of bolster the england batting attack? that is a very good question, i don't think i have got the answer and i don't think anybody in the england selectors has the answer.

linda: isabel? richard: you will have to speak up. linda: isabel from inside u.s. trade. hanna: i'm actually going to take her question. what are your thoughts on the exclusion of canada from the nafta talks? i know there are a lot of counterparts of your members in canada. exclusion of canada from the nafta trade talks this week. richard: they are our biggest trading partner. the agreement between the three countries is very important. canada is an important trading partner. we would like to see an agreement that helps workers on both sides of the border. he is going to have to deal with them. we are going to have to deal with them. this.t know the answer to maybe there are so many issues with mexico that have to be dealt with. maybe he thought he could make progress by talking to them directly. i don't know the answer to that. we have real concerns that mexico would try to jam through bill down there that would be regressive and take them further back from where they would need to be. sanctioned and protectionist contract to really make sure that the low-wage model that

i am isabel with inside u.s. trade. my question is for jd. you mentioned the impact that trade is having on the economy. this week, what is your take on the investment protections that were agreed to between the u.s. and mexico? do you expect canada's participation, or lack thereof, later this week to have an impact on the economy in the short-term and long-term? >> let's talk about the general canadian aspect. it is clear canada needs to be a part of the final agreement. in order to reap all the economic benefits available from free trade. the initial agreement between the u.s. and mexico, canada is looking at the agreement and hopefully we will find a way to have them included. will be interesting to see what the new name of the agreement will be. apparently nafta is no longer permitted. names matter. in terms of the details of the agreement, i haven't gone through the details or seen an analysis of the investment provisions, so i will have to hold off on responding to that until the experts who do understand these things better than i prov

>> the mother stayed in a detention facility called port isabel. and the daughter mroen to a shelter in arizona. in phoenix, arizona. and she's kept there. the mother kept in texas. they had their first phone call ten days after they were separated. and the little girl was able to within touch with her aunt. there are no records kept of which kid belonged to what adult. their cases were separated and asylum cases were separated and no agency sort of kept records that linked them and because jimena remember that had phone number she can tell authorities who she belonged to. >> what was the law in that situation? >> what happened is that they began to enforce what is called operation 0 tolerance. it called for everyone who crossed the border without documents to be criminally prosecuted for illegal entry. you'd typically get a fine and now, they're criminally prosecuting these folks and in the process they said they needed to be taken from their children this, is again, meant to stop people from coming and so they separated something close to 3,000 c

ok thank you three million dollars a month off isabel would you tell is it the man who gaf i have a hundred dollars for his first pro fight five hundred dollars. he just walked away with a check in his pocket book one hundred three million dollars we just got for the training fees that ten million barrels bucks are not even going to get that is all what i'm saying is this for years if you get to me and of his camp right we're going to say they're found a hundred three million right right then and not a good stimulus to be for here right right well just a little man a team you don't work like they do your desired bonus here but you know as good a million dollar bonus just showing up even though our labor day six weeks that you don't plan you don't want to live ok who are not well enough to do not need. to but i know the pain is in and about you some both spent the red after this. you were. as i've told. you. i started getting high when i was fourteen. and. by the time i responded to i had felt the need to like always knew that somewhere down. it was we will make me take it i will be. as a ha

economic heartbeat of a thriving brazil but boom times mean rising rents and the lack of public housing isabel is just one of thousands looking for a place to call home. was no choice but to occupy one of the city's many vacant buildings facing an uncertain future. viewfinder latin america occupying brazil on al-jazeera. am. at least twenty six people have died after a bridge collapsed in northern italy sending cars plummeting so the grand. call them chilly ones all of this is sound as a real live from london also coming up a new report says over a thousand children were sexually abused by predatory priests in the united states and the catholic church covered it up. turkey's president calls for a boycott of u.s. electronics and dollars so as the currency crisis heads. and an island in transition cubans debate some of the most significant constitutional changes in decades including the recognition of property rights. it one welcomes the pull back and we begin in northern italy where at least twenty six people have thought to have died and sixteen others are injured after a bridge collapsed duri

we have great summer concert series this is isabel our college associate. to do? >> this. janice: are you ready to do the weather. >> i am ready. janice: are you ready to hear isabel do the weather? oh my gosh, take it away. >> all right. another wet day for much of the east coast. flood advisories are posted from the southeast to the northeast west coast it is still warm and dry with more hot temperatures for the forecast next week. and we have a chance of rain for this morning. now back to you in the studio. [cheers and applause] janice: how was she guys? >> good job. janice: what about the teacher? >> the best teacher. brian: in front of a live audience. janice: she is beautiful. ainsley: we will miss you will be back, right? how many interns have done here. >> three. brian: play the drums with the band. >> i'm ready. steve: speak of the band. this grammy award-winning duo took the industry by storm with to chart topping christian hits. brian: new album joy instand hit. passing 1 million views in just days. they are brothers joel and luke of for king and

meet isabel la. you can see that little tiny bundle. look at that tiny face. the bloel place to ourself. it features neo natal ward. >>> each rear people magazine pick the world's cutest rescue dogs. >> she is a lab mix from texas. he seem to get along without them. some times he scoots along there. a couple fostered him. they fell in love and after they entered him it wrecked one of top ten finalists there. the voting ends on august 31st. make sure you put in your vote. >> look at him though. >> that's all he knows. he looks like he is able to do a lot of things. >> yes. >> look at it. what have you got? >> yes. >> it is 5:25 right now. how that money will be used coming up in a live report. >>> looking far job, we know a bay area city that has a lot of openings. hundreds of johns going unfilled. we'll tell you where coming up. >>> we have a look at the forecast. mike in for himself. we are looking for the morning commute. 5:26 right now. ad lib live picture- trans america good morning and thank you >> you can see right there the marine layer is here. >> hang

>> this is isabel.ter: that means 86 different animals in need of daily care. >> usually we wake up 5:30ish. >> somebody will start singing. one of the dogs sleeping in the kitchen likes to sing in the morning. >> reporter: i think some people might call it howling. >> ( laughs ) no. ou reporter: danny and ron's doghouse is an unusual dog rescue. launched in 2005 when they decided to take in some dogs 20de homeless by hurricane sstrina. how long were you planning to be involved? >> a couple weeks. >> yeah. >> reporter: but there was always another dog in need of rescue. they decided the best way to prepare any dog for a new family was to welcome it into their own. >> by living in our house, number one, they get a lot of otman contact. thmber two, they get pack ep reporter: since 2005, danny and ron have taken in and adopted out more than 11,000 animals. sounds expensive. >> it's very expensive. >> reporter: which is why they also recently welcomed in some filmmakers. money from "life in the doghouse" th

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isabel is more commercial. david has fond memories of his childhood days here his love of the beach is just a spears as it was back then. just behind him beach and city life converge on a new is the capital of hawaii and one of the most expensive cities in the united states seventy percent of the state population lives here. and. it's going on is now characterized by imposing hotel blocks skyscrapers and shopping malls american and japanese millionaires have been investing money for decades prices have soared to ludicrous heights changing the face of one of you for ever. many locals feel like they've missed the boat the fast tempo and development mania for later came about so quickly it cost them buying. jobs are hard to come by. the one thing still accessible to everyone is the beach. but many choose to seek their fortune on the other islands. on big island the largest of the occupation go we meet someone who's taken fate into his own hands. his is a story tailor made for why. here it's not only the people and

france, those sort of unhurried character studies, grown—up movies with kristin scott thomas in or isabelletbreaking. and we're not giving any plot spoilers, but that sounds like one to watch. in terms of the best out this week, you could feel the money in mission: impossible. there was a big budget for that film. and it has made a lot of it back already. the biggest opening weekend for a mission: impossible film in the states, ever. 22 years after the first one, this is number six and still doing incredibly well. last week, we talked about the action scenes, which are brilliant. we talked about the realism of it. a lot of it feels very contemporary and plays with the fears we have. iforgot to mention vanessa kirby, who is great. she pays a black—market arms dealer. she is best known from the crown, where she plays princess margaret. she really radiates cool in this. you can see her there. and the brilliant sean harris, who returns as solomon lane, the bad guy. lowestoft‘s finest, sean harris. he is spine—chilling, as always. so a couple of very good performances, as well as tom cruise. who

economic heartbeat of a thriving brazil but boom times mean rising rents and the lack of public housing isabel is just one of thousands looking for a place to call. has no choice but to occupy one of the city's many vacant buildings facing an uncertain future. viewfinder latin america occupying brazil on al-jazeera. the main stories here. have been landslides and a community hall has collapsed after another earthquake on the indonesian island of long ball. with a magnitude of six point five so far there's been no reports of injuries just two weeks ago a quake of seven killed more than four hundred thirty people. officials in the indian state of carolus say they need more rescue equipment to help save hundreds of thousands of people stranded in remote areas by heavy flooding the air force has been dropping aid to people. the monsoon rains appear to be less. salvage crews have been cleaning up what's left of the bridge in genoa which collapsed onto say the death toll of. the company responsible for maintenance has pledged over five hundred million dollars to help rebuild the bridge. the turkish

economic heartbeat of a thriving brazil but boom times mean vising rents and the lack of public housing isabel is just one of thousands looking for a place to call home with no choice but to occupy one of the city's many vacant buildings facing an uncertain future. he'll find a latin america occupying brazil on al-jazeera. a low on housing seeker this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics financial traumas in turkey shake investor sentiment we'll take a look at whether it could be spreading across the emerging markets. also this week south africa's rand takes a beating why a perfect storm of factors including land reform is hitting africa's most developed economy. plus why google is tracking your every move even when you tell it to stop . public.

>> isabel. >> reporter: that means 86 different animals in need of daily care. >> we get up 5:30-ish. >> somebody will start singing. one of the dogs sleeping in the kitchen starts singing in the morning. >> reporter: i think some people call it howling. >> no. >> reporter: launched in 2005 when they decided to take in some dogs made homeless by hurricane katrina. >>> how long were you planning to be involved? >> a couple weeks. >> reporter: but there was always another dog in need of rescue and they decided the best way to prepare any dog for a new family was to welcome it into their own. >> by living in our house, number one, they get a lot of human contact. number two, they get pack contact from the other dogs. >> reporter: since 2005 danny and ron have taken in and adopted out more than 11,000 animals. >>> sounds expensive. >> it's very expensive. >> reporter: which is why they also recently welcomed in some film makers. money from "life in the doghouse," the documentary, will go to shelters including their own. >>> do you feel like you get as much from these dogs as they get from

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isabel says the economic crisis has taken its toll.n: we are leaving a lot of things behind. you lose everything you ever worked for. we have to start from scratch. for many, venezuela's become unliveable. erica is just 17 and a single mother of three. translation: when my baby was born, the hospital had no needles, nothing. hospitals are contaminated, too. when i gave birth, i wanted to leave so badly, because all i saw was children and adults dying. it was terrible. amid severe food shortages, long queues like this have become the norm in venezuela. but even then, people are going hungry. businesses have shut, the economy is in crisis. so this week, president maduro announced sweeping changes to the currency in a bid to turn things around. mr maduro talks about having come up with a magicalformula — knocking five zeros off the currency, increasing the minimum wage by 3,000%. but speaking to people here, theyjust don't buy it and worry their lives are going to get far more difficult. an estimated 1 million children are unvaccinated in

economic heartbeat of a thriving brazil but boom times mean rising rents and the lack of public housing isabel is just one of thousands looking for a place to call home was no choice but to occupy one of the city's many vacant buildings facing an uncertain future. you find a latin america occupying brazil on al-jazeera. every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories happened was in the truck didn't happen on the boy told through the eyes of the world journalists images matter a lot international politics joining the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most the big third is someone from the country who guides you all need you to this story of the byline tells us who wrote the listening post on al-jazeera. both about your watching al-jazeera. top stories thousands of people are still stranded in the southern indian state of carola after days of heavy flooding the worst monsoon floods in a century of play more than one hundred ninety lives in just over a week but the rains are easing a major roads have been cl

text messages and i got one from natasha saying one of our friends, also in the yearbook, known isabelle checker, isa, that she got shot. i was like this isn't -- what? but then i started to get calls from my family. i got a call from my brother who attends the school. he's a senior. he ran. he was one. first kids and ran and just the desperation in his voice it kind of stunned me so much in that i didn't know -- i said it's a drill, it's a drill, it's a drill. still in denial hand my parents called me and then i'm talking to my mom and i'm saying i'm fine and i'm saying my friend isabelle got shot. and my mom is asking me is she going to be okay and i paused and i didn't know anything and i started crying because that's when it kind of finally hit me. we spent more time there sitting for hours and one student took out a laptop that he has and turns it on to the news, and we see footage of kids coming out. it says at least 22 injured. still in denial. they sailed that's probably kids injured because they started running and they got trampled on. we're like it's fine and they started to c

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ginger thompson: she stayed at a facility called port isabel. it is near the southern tip of texas.he daughter was flown to a shelter in arizona. it was in phoenix. there and the mother was kept in texas. they had their first phone call 10 days after they were separated. the little girl, because she had memorized the phone number, was able to be in touch with her on. -- on to. --aunt. lostevented her from being in the system. when they separate the kids from the parents, there are no records kept of which children belong to which adults. their cases, their asylum cases were separated. records that link them. because she remembered the phone number, she could tell authorities to she belonged to. that made all the difference. brian lamb: what was the law that they had to obey in our country? ginger thompson: the administration, in an attempt to deter people like jimema's mother from coming, again to enforce operation zero-tolerance . nobody comes to the u.s.. zero tolerance. was call foric everyone who cross the border without documents to be criminally prosecuted for the crime of ill

the clerk: nomination, department of treasury, isabel marie keenan patelunas of pennsylvania to be tnn assistant secretary for intelligence and analysis. mr. mcconnell: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the motion. the clerk: cloture motion. we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of isabel marie keenan patelunas of pennsylvania to be assistant secretary for intelligence and analysis, department of the treasury, signed by 17 senators as follow- mr. mcconnell: i ask consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. mr. mcconnell: i move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. all those opposed say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. mcconnell: i move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar number 633. the presiding office

linda: isabel? richard: you will have to speak up. linda: from inside u.s. trade. sabel: what are your thoughts on the exclusion of canada from the nafta talks? i know there are a lot of counterparts of your members in canada. richard: they are our biggest trading partner. between the three countries is very important. canada is an important trading partner. we need an agreement that helps workers on both sides of the border. he is going to have to deal with that. we will have to deal with that. there are so many issues with mexico that has to be dealt with -- that have to be dealt with. maybe he thought he could make progress by talking to them directly. i don't know the answer to that. mexicore real concerns would try to jam a labor law bill that would be regressive. them -- make sure the low-wage model mexico has sopted remains their model they can start to buy more product from us. the enemy is not canada and mexico. elites, thee the , canada,s in mexico and america one to create disadvantages among the american worker. these confident are you talks will result

isabelle runs the clinic. she has additional volunteers to help with the large number of birds needing care. >> our goal is to get them healthy and strong, get them to an age where they can take care of themselves out in the wild. >> reporter: that could take weeks, even months. caring for an unexpected large number of birds is expensive. >> we would love if folks could go to our funding page, which is givinggrid.com/emergency. >> reporter: once determined that they're not injured, a rubber hose squirts a fish paste directly into their stomach. then released in small batches to ensure they recover. eventually, move to larger tanks until ready to release. international bird rescue says they can sustain this level of care for this highly unusual event for only so long. they are actively seeking additional donations. in fairfield, don ford kpix 5. >>> you want to be part of a netflix show? 13 reasons why is looking for extras here in the bay area. they started filming this week in the north bay. they're looking f