teresa: la orden ha sido oportuna y clara.as leyes de inmigraciÓn hasta las Últimas consecuencias. les saluda teresa rodriguez. patrÍcia dos . yo soy patricia. muy buena noches y bienvenidos a "aquÍ y ahora". sin duda la emigraciÓn ha sido una de las primeras banderas del gobierno de donald trump. teresa: 28,000 el nÚmero de inmigrantes no violentos que ha deportado este paÍs en el Último aÑo. entre ellos se encuentra jorge garcÍa, quien en mirÓ desde mÉxico cuando tenÍa 10 aÑos de edad. nos cuentan cÓmo este padre de familia tuvo que poner su vida en pausa. >> jorge garcÍa pensÓ que habÍa llegado a un lugar equivocado. hace 30 aÑos dejÓ su pueblo la villa nicolÁs romero en el estado de mÉxico. jorge: no la conocÍa hasta que llegue ahÍ y mi primo me dijo que esa era la casa donde vivÍamos antes. reportero: los pocos recuerdos que tiene de vivir aquÍ se han ido borrando hace tiempo. jorge: no me acuerdo de ciertas cosas de la infancia, como que los contÁbamos, ya varias familias para navidad. reportera: en aquel entonces recuer

teresa: yo soy teresa rodriguez.or acompaÑarnos en esta nueva era.le damos la bienvenida a patricia. patricia: muchÍsimas gracias. para mÍ es un verdadero placer ser parte de este equipo. ilia: por este caso desfilaron muchos investigadores, testigo que muriÓ antes de verlo resulto y hasta un fiscal ganÓ una elecciÓn con la promesa de que encontrarÍan al culpable. a

teresa:.día quedar en méxico. hena: como martel ya tenía visa sus hermanas decidieron traerlo aquí, a los angeles, para que pudiera recibir un mejor tratamiento médico. sin embargo, cuando llegó al aeropuerto, un agente de migración les dijo que no lo iban a dejar pasar. el cambio físico de martel era tal que el agente decía que no coincidía con la foto de su pasaporte. para la familia, esos minutos de espera resultaron eternos. angélica: gracias a dios llegó otro agente y le dijo: no, sí es el. y ya nos dieron el pase, gracias a dios. hena: una vez en estados unidos comenzaron el largo proceso de recuperación, pero siempre pensando si había forma de legalizar a mora meza. angélica: yo tenía miedo, la verdad, de que me lo deportaran y que ya no pudiera el venir. les dije yo, ¿cómo? no mejor aquí que se quede así como... hena: escondido. angélica: sí. hena: pero sabían que esa no era una opción viable. así que acudieron al abogado de migración, alex galvez. alex: yo le dije que es un caso válid

hospital described teresa in this way. in my 40 years in working with the federal government, i have rarely worked with someone that is so focused on supporting our fellow veterans. teresa's dedication and her commitment to our nation's heroes is unparalleled. she works tirelessly to ensure each veteran is provided the best support possible and has truly been an inspiration to me. she will be missed by all of us who worked with her. teresa's a veteran herself. she proudly served, as i said, this country in the united states army. altogether she's been serving our nation for -- honorably for 19 years. an incredible record. mr. speaker, i ask my colleagues to recognize the outstanding service of teresa dimaggio and her strong commitment to supporting our veterans and her example that she has set for all of us. we cannot thank you enough for your service to our country. congratulations on a job well done, and god bless. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from penns

teresa: apreciamos su preferencia.

chris, how pleased teresa may be with what she got out of this?> if you tilted your ear in the direction to downing street from wherever you are watching or listening around the uk you can hear the sigh of relief. there's a huge sense in downing street that are getting to the point where they can move on to phase two was the key thing that they wanted to do by christmas so they managed to do it. yes, there were huge amounts of noise about the aborted trip to brussels and mrs. may have been to trudge back to the ua without getting a deal and finally getting the deal and then there's the embarrassment a week later in the house of commons vote but the prime minister said in a newspaper she wrote her christmas she got to where she set out to get to and she will be relieved and it'll be a success. >> but that is a big butt and that took ages to get there and what does that tell us? >> it took ages and it took longer than it was originally thought because it was the first deadline that was and usually remember that not everything in those discussions is

teresa: yo limpio apartamentos y casas. trump no va a tender su cama ni lavar los calzones. >> como protesta del alcalde no asistiÓ a una reunión que tenÍa programada con el presidente trump junto a otros alcaldes en washington d.c.. lo que algunos consideran que es arriesgado para una ciudad que necesitarÍa miles de millones de dÓlares >>un reciente informe revelÓ el perfil de los indocumentados definidos por ice en california. se trata en su mayorÍa de mexicanos, con hijos nacidos en estados unidos y con un promedio de 20 aÑos en el paÍs. esa informaciÓn fue dada a conocer por el cÓnsul general. en -- dulce castellanos tiene los detalles. dulce:desde el primer dÍa de la presidencia, el consulado general de mÉxico de losa se dio a la tarea de estudiar las tÁcticas deice. las cifras demuestran que se detuvieron un promedio de seis personas diarias, 162 personas al mes. >> no tenemos ninguna oportunidad de bajar la guardia. debemos estar pendientes y estar alertas de un incremento de este tipo de operativos. dulce: en un aÑo

teresa: 28,000 el nÚmero de inmigrantes no violentos que ha deportado este paÍs en el Último aÑo. ellos se encuentra jorge garcÍa, quien en mirÓ desde mÉxico cuando tenÍa 10 aÑos de edad. nos cuentan cÓmo este padre de familia tuvo que poner su vida en pausa. >> jorge garcÍa pensÓ que habÍa llegado a un lugar equivocado. hace 30 aÑos dejÓ su pueblo la villa nicolÁs romero en el estado de mÉxico. jorge: no la conocÍa hasta que llegue ahÍ y mi primo me dijo que esa era la casa donde vivÍamos antes. reportero: los pocos recuerdos que tiene de vivir aquÍ se han ido borrando hace tiempo. jorge: no me acuerdo de ciertas cosas de la infancia, como que

teresa: yo soy teresa rodriguez.os en esta nueva era.le damos la bienvenida a patricia. patricia: muchÍsimas gracias. para mÍ es un verdadero placer ser parte de este equipo. ilia: por este caso desfilaron muchos investigadores, testigo que muriÓ antes de verlo resulto y hasta un fiscal ganÓ una elecciÓn con la promesa de que encontrarÍan al culpable. a pesar de los obstÁculos, la familia de la vÍctima nunca se dio por vencida. recientemente viaje a texas para seguirle la pista a un crimen que comenzÓ con la que fuera una Última confesiÓn. era el sÁbado antes de la pascua del aÑo 1960 e irene garza, una reina de belleza de texas se preparaba para confesarse con el sacerdote de la iglesia que frecuentaba su familia. asÍ la recuerda arturo torres, quien conociÓ a irene en la iglesia, cuando ambos tenÍan cinco aÑos. arturo: los dos fuimos a caciquismo aquÍ en la iglesia de sagrado corazÓn. patricia: lo que comenzÓ como una amistad, con el tiempo se convirtiÓ en algo mÁs. arturo: vemos como novios. patricia: cuando se se

les saluda teresa rodríguez.y buenas noches, bienvenidos a "aquí y ahora". carmen escoboza, desde monterrey, méxico, nos cuenta la historia de un padre que se rebeló contra las circunstancias, cuestionó muchos poderes y emprendió una odisea para limpiar la memoria de su hijo. carmen: el día de su boda en 2011, el médico jorge otilio cantú, de 29 años de edad, no podía contener la felicidad que sentía. tras su luna de miel, la familia entera esperaba con ansias a los recién casados. otilio: Él no pudo ver ni sus fotografías ni sus-- ni su video de la boda. carmen: apenas pasó un par de días con ellos y regresó a trabajar. otilio: se va en su camioneta. eso sería como alrededor de las 5.30, 5.35. carmen: con su padre, otilio cantú, un reconocido médico, jorge otilio compartía su pasión por la medicina alternativa en contra del cáncer y el envejecimiento. ese 18 de abril todo quedó en el pasado. otilio: me dijeron "pues acaba de fallecer su hijo". ¿cómo, hombre, por qué? ¿qué pasó? carmen: le explicaron que tras un

what did we do for teresa's birthday? dude, we were like, whoo!ry single time somebody said the "p" word, you were doing vulgar things. it was fun. it was like an x-rated jailhouse party. >> she came up with it. >> why can't we come up with it? >> do you have any ideas? >> i really don't want to. >> knowing her friend won't celebrate her birthday, she thought the least she could do was purchase a card from the commissary. >> she's sensitive about celebrating her birthday. i know how it feels, because i've spent three birthdays in here. the first time it wasn't fun. it still kind of warms your heart up that even though you didn't want to, someone still cared enough to get you just a little something. >> concepcion is being held while awaiting trial for the murder of her 2-year-old son, fox. he died one year earlier. the same night concepcion was celebrating her 25th birthday. ramirez and shanholtzer have no idea what concepcion has been charged with. >> it says, sweet, dorky, precious, unique, no other person has been born or will there be one that

and teresa is on the line from redding, california. you support both there, teresa. and it's been legalized in your state. what are your thoughts? caller: it has. medically, specifically, i'm a caretaker, full-time caretaker to my husband. he's a very sick guy. and his doctor has seen fit to go ahead and allow him or recommend to him to smoke marijuana for the simple fact that my husband is a hardcore diabetic and about five, seven, he runs anywhere from 112 to 170 pounds. hay recommend this so he can eat. my mom passed away a year and a half ago and half the reason she passed away was because she had doctor peddling her 160 vicodins a month. i would rather have her pick unan edible to take care of her pain than to pop those pain pills because now, i don't have her. i'm going keep my husband healthy and happy with the legalization of marijuana. that's just all i wanted to say. host: ok. and in some other headlines this morning. fox news is reporting that democratic congressman elijah couplings has been hospitalized and his wife has halted his gubernatorial campaign i

: this is teresa gardner's territory.uscles the bus through the hollers, deaf to the complaints of a 13-year-old winnebago that's left its best miles behind it. >> gardner: having problems seeing, here. >> pelley: you really can't see. the wipers are nearly shot, and the defroster's out cold. there you go, you can see a little better now. ( laughs ) i understand there's a hole in the floorboard here somewhere? >> gardner: yes, it's right over there, so don't get in that area. ( laughs ) >> pelley: the old truck may be a ruin, but like most r.v.s, it's pretty good at discovering america. gardner and her partner, paula meade, are nurse practitioners aboard the health wagon, a charity that puts free healthcare on the road. >> gardner: how many patients do we have on the schedule today? >> paula meade: he was going to see what he can free up for us. >> pelley: the health wagon pulls up in parking lots across six counties in southwestern rg >> gardner: you all come on in out of the rain. >> pelley: it's not long before the wai

morgan hill and gilroy, santa teresa boulevard. over mount hamilton we are seeing moderate pockets of rain. very light from the bay view district of san francisco to brisbane, south san francisco. now, check out what has been happening well to the north of clear lake in the hills above clear lake. we have been seeing snow showers. serum dumping in the mountains. chains are required on every major highway leading up to tahoe. i would not recommend travel until tomorrow evening. winter storm warning is up until 4:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. snow level will be coming down. it's going to be about 4,000 feet for the warning, 6 to 12 more inches. snow down to 2,500 feet. yeah, it's going to drop sharply so whiteout conditions expected with the wind. here is a live look right now and you can see why from our tahoe camera, why you don't want to be traveling. it's hard to see up there, especially with the wind. and the snow combining, rainfall so far looks like this. 43 hundredths in san francisco. a third of an inch in santa rosa. those ar

(rob live) police have identified the woman as 55 year old teresa haddox. she is expected to survive after she was shot during a confrontation with police, but not before she threatened them with a shotgun and threatened to take her own life. here's more. eddie garcia/san jose police "...she was definitely suicidal, there is no doubt about that..."san jose police chief eddie garcia says the drama began when someone here on feller avenue in the alum rock district called called 911 to report that a neighbor,, teresa haddox, was armed with a shotgun and threatening suicide.chief eddie garcia"....then there was a call to 911 from the woman herself who threatened that if police come to her residence she would shoot them. she hung up and than a short time later she called 911 again and said that if the officers came to her home she would commit suicide...."chief garcia says most officers have undergone mandatory training in dealing with suicidal or mentally ill individuals but in this case he says there was precious little time for officers toengage the woman, wh

teresa mcgovern. >> thank you. thank you for coming out. i'm wearing a t-shirt that said, "we are greater than fossil fuels." why are we still here? we voted to move to direct engagement in march, 2015, which was almost three years ago, so there's really no reason to have the same conversation today that we had in 2014 and '15. the amount of blood, sweat and tears, since my first board meeting is truly insane. putting money into s&p 500 that day would have made you hundred of millions of dollars on top of the money that you wouldn't have lost. we're talking about losing hundreds of millions. the city and county has sued the big five oil companies. new york city and new york state funds are further along than -- >> time. thank you, mr. holtzman. >> fair enough. >> up next, kitty costello, followed by teresa mcgovern, followed by glenn fieldman. is kitty costello in the room? tier teresa mcgovern? glenn fieldman? >> i waive my right to speak. >> what is your name? >> glenn fieldman. >> is terry wallace present? please come up. followed by cat

morgan hill and gilroy, santa teresa boulevard. over mount hamilton we are seeing moderate pockets of rain. very light from the bay view district of san francisco to brisbane, south san francisco. now, check out what has been happening well to the north of clear lake in the hills above clear lake. we have been seeing snow showers. serum dumping in the mountains. chains are required on every major highway leading up to tahoe. i would not recommend travel until tomorrow evening. winter storm warning is up until 4:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. snow level will be coming down. it's going to be about 4,000 feet for the warning, 6 to 12 more inches. snow down to 2,500 feet. yeah, it's going to drop sharply so whiteout conditions expected with the wind. here is a live look right now and you can see why from our tahoe camera, why you don't want to be traveling. it's hard to see up there, especially with the wind. and the snow combining, rainfall so far looks like this. 43 hundredths in san francisco. a third of an inch in santa rosa. those ar

teresa, william edward mack. james bruce mc curry. >> we remember them.beth merrick. lewis anthony marengo. noel george martin. diane marie kozlowski. william john mcallister. willie mcelroy. robert eugene mccollum. charles dennis mckee. bernard joseph mclaughlin. jane susan melbourne. i represent frederick sanford phillips. >> we remember them. suzanne marie, joseph kenneth miller. jewell courtney mitchell. james and morgan. eva mortensen. helga rachel mosey. richard palma and eddie. ingrid elizabeth mulroy, john mould i, sean kevin malloy, mary geraldine mercy. karen elizabeth noonan. thomas britton. >> we remember them. daniel emmett o'connor. mary denise o'neill. elise owen. gwyneth yvonne margaret 01. robert factor i. martha no one. laura abigail owen. robert penn newco. krista and michael papadopoulos. peter raymond pierce. i represent miriam lucas. >> we remember them. sarah susanna phillips. james andrew pitts. david flat. walter leonard porter. pamela lynn pozen. william pugh. ramses. and ball wrote on. so. she wrote on. and eli stratus. >> we re

is guaranteed what's the situation right now on a c i don't really fully believe that teresa may for many years has been opposed to immigration and wants to keep the numbers of people coming to the u.k. down she also was the person who was home secretary instituted a very hard line taken by the u.k. government against migration and bear in mind also that we three million citizens living in the u.k. and only just over a year to go until break that happens is capable of actually processing. the documentation necessary and it's not that those people say well that we didn't fully believe it to reason may. actually stands by that do you believe that the u.k. right now is capable of processing that much red tape no i don't. that's one of the big concerns of the east citizens in the u.k. is simply as we said just heard on the report it takes so long for all of that to be processed and that leads to great insecurity in everyday people's lives and that's one of the big problems of crisis i want to talk about what we heard from the president of the european council donald tusk talking to day i

i believe we have a brief presentation from teresa strickler and our attorney is that correct? >> through the chair to the commissioners, angela calvillo. i am the interim officer administrative officer and clerk of the board. at our last meeting, you heard it from teresa stricker our legal council that brought to you an option in your packet today. there was a memo associated to provide you options. in addition to that, since the last meeting we have looked at an alternative to those options which comprise a request for qualifications which would bring to you options of individuals once we said what the mqs or minimum qualifications would be. once they qualified and metropolitan the mqs, then a group of individuals or agency could come before you and you could determine which to choose. you wouldn't be subjected to a timeframe that an rfp is subject to per student pursuant rules. points could be granted if there were a subcontractor involved. so the option is we essentially prepare the scope of services and contract duties similar to what you have already in the rpf. we can pr

. >> teresa may struggling to negotiate britai's exit from the european union.e may have voted for it. but not the endless bureaucratic wrangling on the 50 billion dollar price tag. >> your choice. >> then there is the tricky matter of president trump. >> because that relationship. >> a year ago when teresa may walked hand in hand at the white house, britons wondered whether a high profile presidential visit like the one the obamas enjoyed was in the offing. but no. the risk of embarrassing backlash is just too high. >> however, a low key working visit early in the new year, is on the agenda to open america's new billion dollar embassy in london. this is seth doane. protests that erupted around the world in recent weeks am li tie the outrage that drove palestinians to clash with israeli security forces. it was all sparked by president trump's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital. the status of the city is so controversial, because it is home to some of the most sacred sites on earth to christians and jews and muslims while packed incredibly close togethe

british prime minister teresa mayes office says the country will not hold a second referendum on bragg's it all this after prominent briggs it supporter nigel for russia said a second referendum might be a good idea many politicians have called for a second poll saying the consequences of the decision were not clear for voters at the time for our says a second vote would end the debate once and for all. right well let's find out what this means to joins us now from the british capital a london brigade a repeat referendum what is for russia proposing this is this a stunt. i think it is a bit of a stunt i think it's to keep his name in the media not many bricks adheres would dare to call for a second referendum because they have a lot to lose they had they won the first referendum and not many remain as daring to call for a second referendum because so far public opinion doesn't is not very clear that they would actually win it so there is not really a lot of momentum at the moment behind a second referendum at all in the u.k. where well because talk to us a little bit about the mood in th

british prime minister teresa mayes office says the country will not hold a second referendum on brags that this comes after prominent resit here nigel faraj said a second referendum might be a good idea he later clarified he didn't want another vote but feared it may be forced on the country by briggs it critics many politicians have called for a second poll saying the consequences of the of the decision were not clear to voters at the time. and earlier we talked to our london correspondent get moscow and asked her why faraj it may have raised the prospect of a second referendum. i think it is a bit of a stunt i think it's to keep his name in the media not many bricks it is would dad to cool for a second referendum because they have a look to lose that they won the first referendum and not many remain as daring to call for a second referendum because public opinion doesn't is not very clear that they would actually win it so it's not really a lot of momentum at the moment behind a second referendum at all in the u.k. it was a correspondent day i get my speaking from london a little ea

elections said if you're going to see to raise or this is well before you know if you got to see teresa tell her that we are up for working in a nonpartisan way around dismantling poverty you see the the problem is about seventy percent of all the efforts the government of the both houses are round poverty and its effects so we're always dealing with this even if we're dealing with the environment we're dealing with all sorts of things i'm poverty is there all over the place so poverty is to every radical poverty we're almost talking about creating a day of small government a day of a small national health service a day of a vigorous education system only things that we dismantle poverty so john mcdonald and tereza my and other people realize that the writing is on the wall we can't just keep trying to give the poor a little bit of a bit of better conditions my argument and it is maybe because i'm a marxist catholics on the bit weird there my argument is that we have these people called victims and we have these people call rescuers and they the never the twain shall me there's always a

british prime minister teresa mayes office says the country will not hold a second referendum on brags that this after prominent briggs a tear nigel faraj said a second referendum might be a good idea he later clarified he didn't want another vote but feared it may be forced on the country by brags that critics many politicians have called for a second poll saying the consequences of the decision not clear for voters at the time. earlier we talked to our london correspondent bill get mohsen asked her why faraj may have raised the prospect of a second referendum i think it is a bit of a stunt i think it's to keep his name in the media not many bricks and tears would dare to call for a second referendum because they have a lot to lose they had they won the first referendum and not many remain as daring to call for a second referendum because for public opinion doesn't is not very clear that they would actually win it so that is not really a lot of momentum at the moment behind a second referendum at all in the u.k. i was g.w. correspondent bill get my speaking from london a little earlie

can't believe he waited that long. >> how cool they are. >> the doj warning thing teresa is your daysl's office, those who violate the law. jillian: the new threat from the trump administration is why our next guest says they have every right to crack down. ♪ rob: letting the sun go down, you never seen this legendary elton john perform live in concert this could be your last chance. it is an amazing performance, the finger saying goodbye to the spotlight. indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ here's pepto bismol! ah. ♪nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ are you reluctant to eat in public because of your denture? try super poligrip® it holds for 12 hours to reduce denture movement, helps provide better bite, seals out 74% more food particles, and enhances your denture fit. try super poligrip®. we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen.man. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. the big surprise was we're not german at all. 52% of m

(pam) officers have identified the woman as 55 year old teresa haddox...she is expeced to survive. the incident happened yesterday on feller avenue in san jose...after a neighbor told police that haddox... was armed with a shotgun...and threatening to commit suicide. chief garcia says most officers have undergone mandatory training in dealing with suicidal individuals... but in this case... he says there was little time for officers to engage haddox... whom garcia says... was threatening the lives of the responding officers. (sot) chief eddie garcia/san jose police".....she emerged from the residence holding a shotgun, as she emerged from the residence, she raised the gun and pointed it at the officers, at that point one of the officers fired once, hitting the woman and she went to the ground..."(steve) ground..."(steve) teresa haddox is to be charged with seven counts of threatening a police officer...brandishing a firearm and assault with a deadly weapon. coming up at eight.. walgreens settling a major lawsuit over expired baby food. what they agreed to give bay area counties. pl

i think british prime minister teresa mayes office says the country will not hold a second referendum on bragg's it this after a prominent brags that supporter nigel farage said a second referendum will be a good idea while many politicians have called for a second vote saying the consequences of the decision were not clear at the time russia says a second poll would end the debate once and for all boiling. european union powers are urging president trump to endorse the nuclear deal with terror on after a meeting with the iranian foreign minister britain france and germany said there was no alternative and that the deal was essential for international security they're concerned president trump may be planning to torpedo the pact trump is expected to decide on friday whether to issue a waiver to allow u.s. sanctions on iran to rein to remain in place. for the iranian delegation brussels was of reassurance couldn't come at a better time the foreign ministers of britain germany and france as well as the e.u.'s foreign policy chief reaffirmed their support for the iran nuclear deal which

i don't want my government to be mother teresa for noncitizens of this country. thank you for your time. >> those are jim's priorities. jim mentions salvadorians in this country. the trump administration will end temporary legal immigration status for 200,000 salvadorans living in the united states for nearly two decades. the department of homeland security announced yesterday. salvadorans who currently have protected status must return to their homeland by september of 2019 or become undocumented immigrants if they remain without legal protections. the administration has now terminated tps, temporary protected status, for four countries, el salvador, haiti, nicaragua and sudan. salvadorans were first granted tps in 2001 after a pair of devastating earthquakes that killed 1,000 people and destroyed more than 100,000 homes in the country. >>> john is in cincinnati, ohio, an independent. john, what are your budget priorities? >> caller: yes, good morning. thanks for taking my call. and i want to talk about the budget. and one of the things is, i live in ohio's firs

. >> hi, i'm teresa palmer, i work with san francisco for healthcare jobs and justice. one of the things i wanted to point out, it's on the c m.p. c california campus, it costs 6500 a month minimum to be there. it is a model facility and under the model of memory care, which is an enhanced form of residential care that is expensive to provide. it has increased nursing and staff training than most residential care facilities. most facilities are decidedly non medical and do not do well when seriously ill patients are sent to them. the ombudsman has provided you with a list of horror stories that can happen when sick people are discharged to the hospital from an rcfe. and the hospital council is basically supporting a narrow focus on short stay acute care because that brings the most revenue. they want to discharge their "problem" patients to residential care because that's the cheapest thing for them to do. low to moderate income can't find regular long-term care in san francisco and community sniffs are using beds to provide post hospital rehab, that the hospital used t

earlier now take a look at some of the other stories making the news today britain's prime minister teresa mayes in china for a three day visit her office said she's traveling with the largest business delegation britain has ever sent over seas china is key to british hopes for forging a new trade deals around the world after it leaves the. activists and perot have taken to the streets in protest at a pardon granted the country's former president alberto fujimori he's been serving a twenty five year sentence for corruption and human rights abuses committed during his rule which mori was allowed to leave prison on medical grounds. now one of a kind cello has made its debut at a concert in northern italy this instrument was sculpted from ice on top of a nearby glacier it's beauty and for gelati are part of its sound and its origins in the oh. this is how eyes can sound when you give it the right shape. they call it the nice cello. italian musician giovanni salema plays it in a bubble inflated with cold air. for. inside it's minus eight degrees celcius but nothing puts him off his notes. the

bill: and this is loving it, from teresa davis. , just hibernating until spring. facebook and twitter today. i appreciate you doing that. if you have more that you want to send or if you want to look, find us on twitter or facebook. right now, the temperatures are the weather story. don't need to worry about snow or ice falling from the sky tonight. currently the windchill, the feels like temperatures 0 or below almost everywhere. reagan national about 3, but that is about it area just a few clouds floating by, beautiful day with sunshine. tomorrow will be another, but the air temperatures will be the issue. tomorrow, i show the feels-like temperature, some of you deem and say, wait, that does not have an impact on the pipes, but reason we show the feels-like temperature is it has a serious effect on humans. exposed areas can cause frostbite, and windchill plays a morning, 10 below winchester. at noon, we are barely at or above 0. the peak heating of the day come afternoon, early evening, still sitting in the 0 to 5 degree range with the feels like temperature. th

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the house of commons is in session, we bring you teresa made taking questions from the house of commons live wednesday morning on c-span2 and invite your participation via twitter, hashtag pmq. trier to question time members are finishing up other business. now live to the british house of commons. >> and effort in that respect with children in particular. and defense capabilities to build capacity to keep everyone in those camps safe and. >> bangladesh -- >> the honorable gentlemen is asking about occupants of refugee camps. i just remind colleagues we are discussing the poorest most vulnerable and marginalized people on the face of the planet. >> many constituent have family in bangladesh fleeing persecution and wish to join their family as they are entitled to do but they continue to face obstacles and unnecessary bureaucracy. can the minister tell me what the government is doing in refugee camps to help reunite families. >> any members of the house i would be happy to look at those, a huge amount of effort is going into not just trying to reunite families but enable people who fled

sister confided that she had had sex with a stranger she met online -- and her husband approved. teresa went to huntsville alabama and david dropped her off. she met this man at a motel and slept with him. what makes it even weirder she thought it was funny that one year later david was taking her back to the same motel, same room, same bed. so david could sleep with her in the same bed. (steve) she says louise turpin told her that she and david had stopped going to churchand were experimenting with different religions. robinette says she wants to come to california to see the children - to tell them that they have relatives who are "not deranged" - and who love them. she says wants absolutely no contact with her sister and her husband - saying they are'dead' to her.. (pam) for the first time in more than three months... students in santa rosa returned to their schools, which were damaged in the north bay wildfires. both saint rose catholic school and cardinal newman high school were back in session today. kron 4's lydia pantazes was there, as first responders welcomed the students back

he originally tweeted at the wrong teresa may. ( laughter ) hey, it's happened before.f.d.r. accidentally bombed new jersey resident adolf hilter. ( laughter ) now, there is-- a good man. the spelling hilter, hilter, is a good guy. of course, there is some evidence that about two decades ago, trump was a lot more eloquent. in fact, there's a controversial quote that just came out from an interview in 2000 that trump did with "maximum golf" magazine, which is also the amount of golf trump plays as president. apparently, while being maximum interviewed, trump pointed out a "young socialite" at mar-a-lago and told a reporter, "there is nothing in the world like first- rate..." and there it is. "the grabby area." now, to be fair, maybe trump wasn't referring to the female anatomy. maybe he was referring to the popular british children's movie character, first rate pussy. ( laughter ) who you might remember from "first rate pussy: cat about town," "first rate pussy: tea-time shenanigans," and, of course, "first rate pussy meets five-star trouser snake." so, why-- ( cheers an

. >> prime minister teresa may says she does not agree with the proposal. ahead of the royal wedding she says local leaders need to work with the team. >>> a duck is now able to walk and run thanks to a class of 8th graders. since a turtle bit it off shortly after she was born. students at an arkansas middle school spent three months 3d printing a prosthetic leg for peg. >> we t to be like a straight, like a shaft with a hole in it. >> not only is it heartwarming but it's exciting. and i'm just so grateful that there are people that truly care and they've got out of their way to do everything they can to make it as comfortable as they can for the duck. >> hashtag peg leg. the teacher said it took the tunts 30 times to get it light. and now she can get around just like a normal duck. >>> from the ducks to the dog. that's the secret. the australian shepherd. that's what you do there. saying the dog probably went down that hill about 50 times yesterday. it's been viewed nearly 200,000 times. do you think giby would do that? >> giby's been pretty robust in the

. >> teresa may struggling to negotiate britain's exit from the european union.ndless bureaucratic wrangling on the 50 billion dollar price tag. >> your choice. >> then there is the tricky matter of president trump. >> because that relationship. >> a year ago when teresa may walked hand in hand at the white house, britons wondered whether a high profile presidential visit like the one the obamas enjoyed was in the offing. but no. the risk of embarrassing backlash is just too high. >> however, a low key working visit early in the new year, is on the agenda to open america's new billion dollar embassy in protests that erupted around the world in recent weeks am li tie the outrage that drove palestinians to clash with israeli security forces. it was all sparked by president trump's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital. the status of the city is so controversial, because it is home to some of the most sacred sites on earth to christians and jews and muslims while packed incredibly close to gechlgether. the church is over there. and over here western wall beyo