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ella se f ue. >> marÍa ha agradecido a sus abogados.idos y luchar hasta el Último momento, ella fue deportada a mÉxico junto a su esposo en agosto del 2017. ella obtuvo el perdÓn. lo logramos. en esta jornada destacaron que volver es la mÁs importante. >> expertos legales cree que existe posibilidad de que marÍa consiga otro beneficio migratorio posee tambiÉn puede visitar nuestra pÁgina para ver en detalle de cobertura que demostrado. beatriz: y pronto san francisco volverÁ a tener oficinas del consulado de honduras, abrirÍa sus puertas nuevamente el prÓximo martes 18 de diciembre. >> la razÓn es para atender de una manera eficaz y oportuna a los hondureÑos. todos los que se atiendan deben tener una cita previa. beatriz: es consulado estarÁ ubicado al 1700 del este de california. decenas de personas llegaron a un punto limÍtrofe, para pedir justicia. >> la menor de tan sÓlo siete aÑos que perdiÓ la vida bajo custodia de la patrulla fronteriza. >> una tristeza. >> junto a su padre cruzar sin documentos a este paÍs y fueron detenidos. >>

juan: pidiÓ asilo y tras pasar la entrevista, ue dejado en libertad pagando una fianza de $7500. >> meron sus padres, hermanos y tres de sus cuatro hijos. el que estÁ con Él en los estados unidos tiene orden de deportaciÓn porque le fue negado el asilo. Éste inmigrante hondureÑo dice quesi por Él fuera, jamÁs habrÍa salido de su paÍs. no. en los Ángeles, juan carlos gonzalez, univisiÓn. aranxa: desafortunadamente, son sientas a las familias que pasarÁn una triste navidad por tener a un ser querido encerrado en un centro de detenciÓn migratoria. un grupo de voluntarios que sabe en carne propia lo que es estar retenido por autoridades migratorias, acudiÓ a las afueras de uno de estos centros para obsequiar juguetes y comida a los niÑos cuyos padres estÁn privados de libertad. oscar gÓmez con los detalles desde arizona. oscar: a pocas horas de celebrar la navidad, Él y sus hijos llevaron al centro de detenciÓn migratoria para visitara su esposo que fue detenido hace unos cuantos dÍas. >> cuando salgan, el padre o la madre, el familiar sale triste y nosotros pretendemos quitarles esa trist

jorge: alg dicen que la ue agresiva, pero que einnt.s alumnos, pero de buena manera de venir a pedir. pero estÁn insultando a las personas. acuÉrdense que no todos tenemos paciencia. jorge: los vecinos dicen que aquellos que se negaron a mudarse al nuevo albergue, consumen drogas y bebidas alcohÓlicas todo el dÍa. los mismos migrantes admiten que algunos de sus compaÑeros no acatar las reglas. >> la verdad es que nos estÁn perjudicando. por culpa de algunas personas. jorge: este sitio se ha convertido en un verdadero foco de infecciÓn. una montaÑa de basura se encuentra en medio del improvisado campamento. los olores son insoportables, porque muchos de ellos utilizan las banquetas como baÑo. muchos de los que han decidido tÁn arreglando sus papeles para quedarse en mÉxico. enrique: cada vez son mÁs los migrantes centroamericanos 15 dÍas despuÉs de llegar en caravana tijuana, una mujer hondureÑa logrÓ pasar a travÉs de un hueco debajo de la cerca fronteriza. despuÉs pasÓ su hija de tres aÑos. dijo que lo hacÍa para darle una mejor vida a

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but the white house says obamacare will remain the law of ue landil the supreme court finally settles the issue. >>> maryland a virginia's attorneys general issued statements that the gp victory will be shortlived. maryland attorney general added that the ruling could have a devastating impact on maryland families. >>> the number of people who have been fired or resigned in the trump administration is growing. president trum saysnterior secretary ryan zinke will leave at the end of the siar. the pnt tweeting the announcement today. zinke played a leading part in the president's efforts to roll back environmental regulations. he's also facing federalat investns into his travel, political activity and potential conflicts of interest. mr. trump says zinke's replacement will be announced next week. that news after the president announced that mick mulvaney will be the acting white house i chief of staff. right now he's budget director. it's unclear why the president referred tos mulvaney s"acting" in hn to be new job. >>> virginia state police say a shannonok off from airport in frederick

semana de que ocurrieron los hechos familiares citó a una comunidad que se haga no tenemos derecho a uen poco de apoyo moral y consuelo ante la tragedia >> bomberos evacuaron un edificio esta mañana después del procesador de una computadora del tamaño de un archivero provocaba el fuego nadie resultó lesionado en los incidentes >> los hombres combatieron esta mañana un incendio de dos alarmas, la víctima quedó atrapada por las llamas en una recámara donde posiblemente se originó el fuego, salieron ilesos pero no podrán regresar a la vivienda hasta que se concluyan más información >> este hombre fue captado viajando sentado en la parte trasera de un tren en san francisco, según el testigo que tomó la foto >> la agencia no confirmó el hecho pero aparentemente el hombre pudo ser detenido antes de entrar al túnel >> maestros de la preparatoria podrían llamar a huelga mañana para llamar la atención en las negociaciones entre el sindicato y el distrito, advirtió a los docentes que podrían encarar una acción disciplinaria >> dicen que marcharán hasta el ayuntamiento para exigir sus de mantas po

y arrancamos con la liguilla del fÚtbol mexican ue cabezazo de felipe mora se llevÓ la victoria y elportes.com. ♪ ♪ beatriz: en noticias univisiÓn 14 somos tu gente. si tiene alguna historia que reportar comunÍquese con nosotros al 41553804 o a travÉs de nuestras redes sociales.. expertos del museo nacional de antropologÍa de mÉxico estÁn trabajando con representantes del museo nacional de brasil para lograr reconstruir el histÓrico museo que destruyeron las llamas en septiembre pasado. el objetivo es restaurar el edificio que se quemÓ y crear un nuevo museo en cuatro etapas durante un periodo de cinco aÑos. el edificio original habÍa sido un palacio imperial y se convirtiÓ en museo en el aÑo 1818 gusto hace 200 aÑos. asÍ nos despedimos. muchísimas gracias por habernos acompaÑado esta tarde. que tenga muy buenas tardes y nos vemos a las 11:00 de la noche. muchas gracias. ♪

de la educaciÓn gratuita en colegios comunitarios en san francisco estarÁ en manos de los votantes .uealiviar el, es que estÁn a la espera de vivienda permanente, la ciudad pretende invertir en. >> y residentes de un complenl de departamentos en san, lo peor dicen los afectados es que los ladrones entraron prÁcticamen p tenÍa meses desefrp, y varias puertas de la unidades no tierra an y por ahÍ los, vino el tÉcnico y la arreglo, de afuera hacia adentro no podÍa. >> sdpfrnl. >> despuÉses de un aÑo de batallas legales la madre de un niÑo de dos aÑos que estÁ moribundo en un hospital en oakland estÁ en camino a la bahÍa, pasÓ por un aeropuerto en alemania esta maÑana, el gobierno estadounidense le otorgÓ una visa luego que activistas presentaron una demanda contra la roibciÓn. >> el dun. >> le decimos cÓmo continuar la tradiciÓn para que sus hijos se porten bien el resto del aÑo. >> a partir del prÓximo aÑo loÉl ir. >> asÍ estÁn las temperaturas. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> vamos a dar un vistazo a quÉ nos espera los Últimos dÍas de otoÑo, se lo digo despuÉs de la pausa. >> recuerde que

boston han recreado un nacimiento con un fuerte mensaje contra la polÍtica del a idea otros muestran uenacimiento los tres reyes magos tambiÉn estÁn separado de marÍa y josÉ por una vaya y letrero cuestionando la idea de la paz en el mundo >> el mensaje es tratar de levantar las barreras, para unirnos como se rehumanos. >> pero las imÁgenes estan * generando controversia por todo el paÍs. >> tienen que hacer el nacimiento bien y pedir por los niÑos que los tienen encerrados. >> pero mientras muchos consideran que el mensaje estÁ fuera de lugar otros se sienten identificado con el sufrimiento que viÓ jes miriam pÉrez viajÓ caravana de migrantes, con sus 4 hijas hoy en los Ángeles siento que el nacimiento refleja todo el sufrimiento que viviÓ ella con sus hijas. >> hay niÑos que no aguantan estar ahÍ encerrados. >> y ese es el mensaje que los creadores estÁn tratando de enviar a todo el mundo >> jesÚs es el inmigrante, en los niÑos en la mamÁ, jesÚs esÁa en los inmigrantes >> en los Ángeles california, noticias telemundo >> al regresar en noticias telemundo les compartimos la emociÓn de u

con el apoyo de organismos internacionales, casi se arma el rompecabezas de la masacre, ue será la historiaucedió. juan dice todavía sentir juan: es muy difícil superarlo, han pasado ya 4 años. no podemos olvidar tal catárofe de nuestras vidas. ilia: don justo recuerda los hechos violentos como si fuera ayer. a él le preocupaba dar con el paradero de su hijo. justo: que se encuentre en un lugar seguro, que se vaya a un lugar seguro, porque el gobierno todavía los andaba buscando. iliaco a poco, juan y los otros sobrevivientes fueron apareciendo. algunos nunca másaron ayotzinapa ni se volvió a saber de ellos. verónica: toaquí en mi casa le dijimos: "salte, a ver cómo le hacemos, pero yo ya no quiero que estés". Él se aferró. ilia: ¿qué le decía? verónica: no, pues, yo quiero seguir. juan: fue difícil, sí, porque todas las personas valoramos nuestra vida. ilia: la normal de ayotzinapa es la única opción para quienes aspiran a ser maestros, pese a no tener recursos. don justo conduce un taxi por las calles de acapulco, guerrero, a casi 60 millas de ayotzinapa. y en lo que recorríamos, nos comp

>>ue h t mucha extorsiÓn y muchas cosas malas >> me das 200 dÓlares o te quito la trÁiler, era dar losorsiÓn, que no padezcan >> el gobierno despliega 5.000 policÍas y ocho mil funcionarios para proteger a los paisanos y creÓ las cuentas denunciaaduana y fuerzaanticorrupciÓn para denunciar irregularidades. >> muchos servidores pÚblicos ven a los migrantes como una materia de comercio. como actos de coci las llamadas principalmente en aduanas de mÉxico y carreteras, rogelio se va en caravana de vehÍculos con otros dos familiares para evitar a los corruptos. >> tanto para trabajar todo el aÑo y para que nos lo quiten ahÍ y va uno visitar a su familia, a pasar un buen rato con ellos. >> los mexicanos acuden a los consulados y dudan que la corrupciÓn y la extorsion termine en las carreteras por lo que es otra prueba de fuego para el gobierno de lÓpez obrador. >> en houston texas, noticias telemundo. >> los artesanos de un pueblo mexicano es el encargado de decorar millones de Árboles de navidad en todo el m de la pobÓ pueblo vive en esta autÉntica industria, vÍctor silva llegÓene arte que

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duncan: the squeeze at gatwick ues for eure the quero star trains today.thers did head to gatwick, hoping their flight would emerge from the chaos.y >> t said just go there andap see whatns. duncan: flights from foreign airports into gatwick have also been trying to catch up. this family were caught in rome. >> children wanted to get back to see my family. that is obviously the sad part about it. but we will get there. duncan: a voice of optimism after days of uncertainty for an airport stopped not by fog, snow, or strikes, but a drone.bb duncan kennedynews, at gatwick airport. jane: you are watching "bbc news america." still to come on tonight's program, j supreme coutice ruth bader ginsburg undergoes surgery. we look at how she has become an unlikely cultural icon. sa nonprofit organization providing therapy to those living in special care facilies, nursing homes, and hospices in johannesburg. the visits by volunteers and their pets provide comfort to patients who intert with them. sushi, jack, and murphy are preparing for their big day. the furry friend

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the royal wedding was a huge i spectacle butthe new year, they're expected to be parents and is it ueey're out? >> i think we more so that the attention on meghan markle is out. they were waiti her gown and people were paying a lot of attention to her. as happens with the royals, once there's a baby, the attention shifts. i think that's true of the couple and the palace itself. so now we have the baby.oo >> did i over the entire list. folks, this is a pretty comprehensive list. this is three pages. i feel like an old man because i don't understand half the stuff on the list. you did a lot of work this thank you. >> thanks so much. >>> now a mystery in the big apple. it sent people into panic mode. >> yeah, the night sky turned blue all across the sky. we'll explain. >>> just jus joining us as we cross 4:38 this evening, we have four things for you to know. >> breaking now, ahild in critical condition after a double shooting. shots rang out in the 200 block of 54th street northeast. an adult was seriously hurt. d.c. police are looking for a car with tinted windows. >>> and police have

big sections of wall.nt and we will ue that. >> i must have missed the wall being built. what wall?ter ] where's it being built, tom? i hink what he means they're upgrading certain parts of the wall. >> that's not a wall. stop saying it's a wall. there's no wal if you want a wall, say we don't have the wall. i know it's bad. because he made the promise. but they're not building the wall. >> seth: wow. she went through all five stages of grief in five seconds. [ laughter ] it's like watching someone realize they're in the matrix in realtime. "this isn't real! none of this is real!" so today, trump, the political genius, said at thlast minute he would not sign a deal to keep the government open. and in a response, outgoing house speaker paul ryan scrambled to find a way to get him money for his wall which is a fitting end to paul ryan's career. ryan has spent all year loyally serving trump and ignoring his many abuses of power. even openly admitting he doesn't pay attention to trundals. >> yesterday he said that, speaking of the stormy daniels story, that he said the allegations of hu

center and a lot of heavy secury ue ev. she donates 10% of ticket sales to organizations like the one she visited earlier ted. many of them say she's a role model for volunteer work they're doing to make a difference in their communities. today that same group of young members from public allies got the rare chance to meet former first lady michelle obama. >> michelle obama has been an inspiration to me my whole life. they were elected into office when i was in eighth grade. >> reporter: she arrived without any fanfare to a small room in san jose. >> if you're going to lead and have any sign of success you have to be prepared to fail. >> knowing it's it is michelle obama is passionate about makes me feel what i'm doing is more important. >> reporter: a public allies chapter in chicago in the '90s. the organization teaches leadership skills to volunteers in underprivileged communities. >> she helps shape the organization into what it is today. it's so representative of what we're trying to teach people. >> reporter: media we

we appreci ue you waking with us. >> the "today" show is next.we'll be back in 25 minutes with all of yourweather, traffic, and laloc >>> good morning. chief of staff scramble. president trump stepping up his search for a replacement for john kelly. hyis morning, so much is eyding on the president's pick for the white house role. >>> digging out. cities across the south struggling to clean up from that massive winter storm. schools stilllod. power still out to tens of thousands. we are there live. outrage. controversy erupts at baylor university after a former fraternity president indicted for sexual assault avoids serving any jail time. hiser acc not mincing words, saying she is devastated no those

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. >> you take ue sky for of the day. we turn eventually. ad around the bay this morning. like mou but you get coastline, either. this is expected to expire around 10:00. but still a lot of trouble out there when it comes to being able to see. mountain view there at the airport reporting less than quarter mile visibility. in fact, zero visibility reported there. the east bay shore, it is still fairly thick along 880, you're going to find it there. oakland san leandro, hayward, milpitas, into fremont. in the valley, we have 580 a really tough go from the east bay way past livermore where visibility again reporting less than quarter mile. one more stop in the north bay where it has been widespread, napa valley, sonoma valley, highway 101 towato the to bring usa look at the futurecast. partly cloudy skies into tonight, for tomorrow, thursday getting some rain. saturday it's going to be dry. even better shot on sunday. friday and sunday right now for wet weather to return to the bay area. between now and then a chilly start, a foggy start, 38 degrees in santa rosa, 45 for the

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a lot of people come ue and they go, don't you miss when they were babies? >> like, no way. they are interesting and have things to say. >> jimmy: that's what i'm inying. >> and don't youthey are so very different. >> jimmyoh my god. >> you think you are a good parent until you have a second one and then you realize you had nothing to do with the first. >> jimmy: they're just their own people. >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, thmpletely. are totally two different kids. now you have -- you have ers now. >> i have young ladies. >> jimmy: young ladies. >> young women, yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and you -- do you -- u doiss when they were babies, now? >> no, i loved the baby stage. i'm like you, i loved every age but now they are really st integ. we're friends. there are boyfriends we can talk about. >> jimmy: isn't that amazing. >> you know, they drive so they can, you know, they can rn money so they ask for less. i love it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: my babies will never have boyfriends or learn to drive. they're not leaving the house at all. they're just staying on one room. >>

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>> i see the last dry day for a wh ue coming for today. make the most of t everybody. there will be just enough sunshine today to bring temperatures close to 50 degrees. that's warmer than average. here's what you need to know about the forecast. it's nowhere near as cold this morning. you can leave the heavy winter parkas at home. today will be the last dry day until probably, you gssed it, monday of next week. rain moving in around lunchtime ow. off and on rain chances throughout the weekend. i'll let you know when the o heaviethe rain is likely coming up. for now, it's a dry start and a chilly one this morning. 36 at dulles airport. 36 in columbia. 36 in gaithersburg. pretty much 3us about everywhere. no need for the wipers or ice scrapers today seat heaters set to low. temperatures will start in the mid-30s. we'll hit the mid-40s by midday and low 40s for the ride home from work and school later on this afternoon into this evening. sun's up at 7: 18. more about that rain moving in coming up in a few. good morning, melissa. >> good morning,ck c live look 95 at lorto

could create dntgerous road ues for mills millions of travelers. an end of the week storm here in our area. >> of course, it's friday. it's going to rain. it's been happening all year. >> that's the way it's been going. >>> thepp holiday sg season not quite over. malls across the dmv were packed score ople trying to last-minute deals and return those items that they didn't want. news4's cory smith live at pentagon cityal where the rush to make the returns is on in full steam there. i see lots of folks behind you, cory. >> reporter: yeah, leon, you would think people would be at home sleeping off the turkey and everything like that. i mean, take a look. pere are a lot ofple here. this is our second stop today. they were in bethesda earlier. people either cashing in on gift cards or, as you said, making those returns. so how do you know they are making that return? ll, you just spot them by the people who walk into the mall with bags ful of stuff. now, according to the national retail federatio u.s. retailers this year are expected to handle about $7

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ue this is, like, the first lame duck in u.s. history session where the majority party passes a bunch ofse minority agenda items. why -- -- coach jan, i see matt, what was the g.o.p. leadership not doing last week taking up this bill when they had the votes? why are they letting this president down? it's not like it's a mystery to want to build a wall. >> dan, i agree with you. pretrump, republicans believed that having spending fights was a total political loser. one of the reasons why we are in such a terrible position with our debt and deficit. they believe it just makes republicans look callus. having these fights we don't gain anything. so just get out of town. and during the trump era,io there's been a re-thinking about all of these questions. the last shutdown, as you will remember, the schumer shutdown, we actually won that shutdown. i think sean spicer is right.hi if we look the american people in the eye and say we need to secure our southern border, we should only come in this country a legal way. wetr shouldn't let li

around here, it's like we're a nation of laws." [ laughter ] and trump -- d applause ] trump has even ueion of laws line when asked specifically about vulnerable people fleeing poverty and violence and seeking asylum here in the u.s., which is a legal bo right unde u.s. and international law. >> the caravan has arr ed at u.s. border. >> we've been watching it. we've been watching it. >> and i'm just wondering, in your opinion, of your estimation, what percentage of those people do you believe are deserving of asylum in.s.? >> well, i won't get into percentages, but we e a nation of laws. >> seth: i love when trump says i won't get into percentages because what he really means is i don't understand percentages. [ laught ] if you asked him how much fat is in 2% milk, he'd be up all night at a chalkboard doing math like in "good will hunting."nd and --hen you asked him what the answer was, he'd say, "ak. i know is, i ate the ch how do you like em apples?" [ laughter ] but it's especially infuriating to watch trump pretend to care about the law when his own justice department just accused hi

. >> and tourists are goint to ue to feel the impact of this shutdown the longer it lasts. themithsonian says museums on tional zoo d the national zosh could close midweek if they don't reach a deal. >>> switching now to e weather forecast, it's six minutes after the hour. you're going to need your umbrella if you're planning t t go out celebrate the final day of 2018. >> yeah, the big question is, will it be a complete washout.ia ams joining us with some of the answers. >> good morning, chris and i molett tracking two rounds of rain today. the first round area right now. you can see some moderate rain on i-81, but for most of us, light showers and only sprinkles at this time. but as i wid out the picture, you can kind of see, this area of rain moves through during the mid-morning hour o mid-afternoon hours, it pushes out and we dry out. and then we have another of rain moving in tonight. let's time this out for you with future weathe this is today at noon. we're still tracking showers across most of the area. as wear move t about 3:00 p.m., it looks like we get a break in

strength,ues to gain now down below 110 and a half. . you can only get 110.43. pointing up. is interesting to see what looks like a risk off signal in the strength of the yen combined with some rallies in risk assets like european stocks and u.s. features. don't forget, bloomberg terminal users can interact with the charts you see here. just type gtv . you can browse recent charts, catch-up on key analysis, and save charts for future reference, as well. up next, speaking of, its battle of the charts. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european open, 53 minutes into the trading day. 1.2% on the stoxx 600 at this hour. time for battle of the charts. let's see what dani burger has going up against alex longley. dani: the topics is back in a bear market. volatility on the japanese index has skyrocketed. 60 date volatility, the highest since 2016. you can see how that kicks off at the end of the year. japanese assets under pressure. jgb 10 year yields. here's the interesting thing about this. when you look at the etf protection on japanese stocks, not

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. >> reporter: but canrogrammers teach trucks to hook ue trailer as a human can learn to do?any human. >> connect the hoses? check the oil? to mention: n navigate rain, wind, sleet or snow, and pedestrians? that's why finn murphy's boss, will joyce, thinks humans are still in the driver's seat. >> even if a truck had the capabilities for braking and guidance-- which is fantastic; the more the better for safety-g but you're sting to need an operator, like a train needs a conductor. >> reporter: but murphy remains adamant. >> i think they're in denial because it's already here. you knowe already logged 23 million miles.ar there e autonomous trucks on the road right now. >> reporter: there's volvo's "vera"; the trk by start-up embark with no one in sight; google; waymo; daimler, the "inspiration."em all seo validate the trucker's lament, written andy sung bono-crooner merle hazard: no one even asleep at the wheel. c >> ♪p chip chips and software call the shots now ♪ the roads will be for driving bots now ♪ old school highway cowboys lost the fight. ♪ >> reporter: and yet, such v