reportera: para vÍctor hugo daca es mÁs que un programa, este trampolÍn para lograr su sueÑo.an a quitar a mucha gente y te pone de nervios. reportera: estos hermanos han construido algo valioso para ellos y su comunidad hizo solamente un ejemplo de lo que daca significa para decenas de miles de jÓvenes en los estados unidos y el futuro de daca sigue siendo incierto y con la nueva administraciÓn de donald trump en camino, es mÁs urgente que nunca que el programa se mantenga. presentadora: gracias a carla farÍas. el presidente electo donald trump defendiÓ al fin de semana las visas que permiten a trabajadores extranjeros altamente calificados emigrar a los estados unidos y trabajar ilegalmente, pese a que elon musk defendiÓ las visas, trump dijo en una entrevista que Él es un creyente de estas visas y que ahÍ muchas de estas visas y sus propiedades. tanto elon musk como vivek ramaswamy apoyan la existencia de estas visas. y mÁs adelante expertos y senadores coinciden en que llevar a la prÁctica un plano deportaciÓn masiva es muy difÍcil. desde su punto de vista harÍa falta una

well, i see this is the genius of victor hugo.ind of nuts and looks horrible. but there we are. i mean, that's what somebody like victor hugo can do. and that novel, didn't it, it kind of created a resurgence of interest in the cathedral. yes. and yet again, we have another huge resurgence of interest since that fire. tell me a little bit more about what makes notre dame different from other cathedrals, because you obviously, having written about the fictional cathedral kingsbridge in your novel, you have a real sense, don't you, of what these buildings mean to people? well, ithink, yes. and it's true in england that although attendance at churches is declining, attendance at cathedrals is actually on the up. and i think that's an indication of how we see them as central to our lives, even if we're not very religious. and i'm really not religious at all. and here i am. i've spent my life studying cathedrals, and my most popular book is about building a cathedral. the pillars of the earth. an amazing book. i loved it, i enjoyed it

. >> victor hugo llegÓ a san josÉ en california cuando tenÍa tan sÓlo ocho aÑos de edad. >> uno se imaginaivas ubicados en diferentes zonas de la bahÍa. >> si lo puedes soÑar, lo puedes lograr. >> fue hasta cuando cumpliÓ los 17 aÑos que dice que su vida cambiÓ al beneficiarse. >> es un buen trabajo. siempre me mantuve en el trabajo gracias a dios. >> los hermanos han logrado cumplir sus sueÑos y construir una vida que inspiraba muchos. >> se tiene que mantener para los soÑadores. si podemos llegar a la meta que tenemos. no dejen nada para despuÉs. trabajen para ejecutarlos sueÑos porque si se vuelven realidad. >> ha sido el trampolÍn el para lograr sus sueÑos, entre ellos el dueÑo de este restaurante donde comenzÓ siendo empleado. >> con ese temor dicen: quÉ va a pasar con mi trabajo? te pone de nervios. >> ha logrado construir algo valioso para ellos. >> el futuro sigue siendo incierto. con la nueva administraciÓn de donald trump en camino es mÁs urgente que nunca que el programa se mantenga. >> sobre este tema el senador de california alex padilla se encuentra entre quienes instan al pr

we have noted on today because of victor hugo, his passion for it would be in the building, wouldn't it still be standing safe? it wasn't for his passion for us and for architecture. and so he wrote no to down to perry to get to the bottom. you see this church is legendary. also because of all of those disney movies, fema, it symbolizes the history of their friends and religion. you. it has culture. that's all good. now the world renowned cathedral shines in its former glory inside and of the cold french presidency menu. out of my call was one of the 1st to have a look before the official reopening ceremony. a number of objects like this baptismal phones were not restored, but re made ways of vehicles. the same goes for the alter the route, but without the fire, we never would have been able to accomplish everything we've done. so now we have a resort cathedral with new interior furnishings. it's fabulous. it's unlikely that the restoration of no to them will ever be truly completed. but once again, it can receive both visitors and the faithful. just a quick reminder of our top story

and a landmark of paris has been restored to its former glory we have noted on today because of victor, hugo's passion for it would be in the building. wouldn't it still be standing? see if it wasn't for his passion for it and for architecture. and so he wrote no 2 down to parry to get through the meet you. this church is legendary. also because of all this disney movies, fema, it symbolizes the history of their friends and religion. you'll get as cold as that to all a kid. on april 15th 2019 disaster struck a devastating fire broke out inside the cathedral. large sections of the roof and interior were destroyed, including the spire, the cause has still not been determined with absolute certainty. wlan gigi is a conservator of no to done. and among the 1000 specialists who took part in the restoration, the shuttles plus is that the biggest challenge for all of us was to finish on time on hand to follow a time table. everyone did their best to get them to use swap such as it parallel to the repairs. restoration of the paintings was also undertaken, even though they hadn't been touched by the fi

the widow of louis the 13th and the victories of louis xiv, for napoleon, on a day in 180a for victor hugog in 1896. for the days that we celebrated the liberation under general goal. to france, to its soldiers, it's great people, yes, those bells rang. everyone who has been part of our history. at the same time, we will never hear that voice again. the 15th of april 2019, the news of the fire was on everyone's lips. the fire spread to the transept, the smoke was dark, black, and there were hours of fighting the fire. the decision to see what would happen, all of these moments of hope, to see what might happen to the stone and the glass. for hours students came down from... to find... people in times square stood in front of those images. and in moscow, faithfulfrom all over gathered in front of embassies. indonesia, we had people praying for notre dame. —— niger. there were people awaiting the worst news as we saw the fires spread. and yet there was hope as well. some people might call a chance, others destiny, others might call it providence. but certainly it was the result of bravery. t

we have no doubt in today because the victor hugo is passion for it would be in the building, wouldn't it still be standing safe? it wasn't for his passion for it and for architecture. and uh, so he wrote notes down to parry to get to the bottom. you see this church's legendary lives, also because of all of those disney movies, fema, it symbolizes the history of their friends and religion. you it does come out to all kids. on april 15th 2019 disaster struck a devastating fire broke out inside the cathedral. large sections of the roof and interior were destroyed, including the spire. because his still not been determined with absolute certainty . mozy and n g g is a conservator of no to done. and among the 1000 specialists who took part in the restoration for shuttles plus is that the biggest challenge for all of us was to finish on time on. we had to follow a time table. everyone did their best to get them to use such a new parallel to the repairs. restoration of the paintings was also undertaken, even though they hadn't been touched by the fire. for the time we do, i suddenly they've

architecture and holds a special place in millions of hearts we have noted on today because of victor hugo, his passion for it would be in the building, wouldn't still be standing safe. it wasn't for his passion for us and for architecture. and so he wrote no to down to perry, the architecture of the design, the details of the structure existence. beautiful. i think i see that was me this churches legendary to also because of all those disney movies and if it might, it symbolizes the history of friends and religion. what is your cult stopped? i mean, you know, a truth. on april 15th 2019 disaster struck fire broke out inside the cathedral. the cause has still not been determined with absolute certainty. large sections of the roof and interior were destroyed. and especially the magic moment was the collapse of the spire digging back to the 19th century. malia and indeed, j remembers that day very well as conservator of no to them. she was among the 1st to be informed that when you called back 1st, i couldn't believe it also. then i thought to myself, i am yes, oh, it won't be on that badge.

i mean, the hunchback of notre dame, victor hugo, and even recently, more recently, disney.of... from the middle ages, right down to children, at school now, it's just been a very important mythology, myth, and faith in history in the future. thank you forjoining us. just a couple more words on the subject of this. do you think that it would be difficult to recreate the acoustics within the cathedral? is that something architects think about? well, i think we heard the organ, didn't we? yeah, we did hear the organ. and it was just amazing. the organs in notre—dame, all five were actually being used in the music this evening. in the uk, two men have been killed by falling trees due to severe weather brought by storm darragh. 200,000 homes are without power, mainly in wales and northern ireland. a wind gust of 93mph was recorded this morning in wales and there's been travel disruption across rail networks and at airports. 0ur wales correspondent hywel griffith reports. damage and disruption in the wake of storm darragh. after standing strong for almost 150 years, llandudno's p

the widow of louis xiii, and the victories of louis xiv, for napoleon and on a day in 180a, for victor hugo. he used them to dream and think about quasimodo, clodell, who returned to hope one evening in 1896. forthe returned to hope one evening in 1896. for the days that we celebrated the liberation under general de gaulle, to france, to its soldiers, to its great people, yes, those bells rang. everyone who has been part of our history. at the same time, we will never hear that voice again. the 15th of april, 2019, the news of the fire was on everyone's lips. the fire spread to the transept will stop the smoke was dark, black, and there were hours of fighting the fire. a decision to see what would happen, all these moments of hope to see what might happen to the stone and the glass, four hours. students came down from saint genevieve to find fields. people in times square stood in front of those first images, and in moscow, faithfulfrom all over gathered in front of embassies. in niger, we had people praying in their religion for notre dame. that evening, there was a... there were people aw

so i was one of the first people in planes that ever read, probably victor hugo and the barber shop. when i was a child, people were if they saw your bookshelf, would see that you have a whole series of a naval man books from a naval man who's very popular to these days. who is patrick o'brian. yeah, by the way, they are when i let the professors know that my novel was going to be about the revolutionary war period and ask them for some recommendations on what author be the most pertinent for that era? and i wanted to get the right and so forth. they recommended patrick o'brian, of whom i had not, but i had heard of. but if i hadn't read his books, and when i was on the current book tour, i went to the what i consider to be one of the best to be careful bookstores in the that is a tattered cover in denver and i told that i was looking for patrick o'brian books and asked me if i had any of. and so when i got back in my car they had given me a complete collection of his books up to that time. i think they were of them later there were 21. so it was a pretty well mastered. patrick o'bri

for victor hugo who walked, dreaming, thinking up to the shadow of quasimodo.ce of paris celebrating the liberation with general de gaulle. saying goodbye, france, to its great's men -- its great men, its geniuses. yes the bells are ringing again as they have accompanied our history. however, we could have perhaps never heard those voices again. the 15th of april, 2019, the news of the fire went from lip to lip, the images of the flames divider -- devouring the spire that fell. the terrible noise, the hours of combat. the decision to leave, the minutes of despair when the stone and stained glass could have disappeared. during those hours there were students who came down to come help. walkers in times square stopping in tears in front of those images. everybody came together to our embassies. campbell trains -- camel trains in niger stopped to pay homage to notre dame that evening. the east wind that wells up at the worst moment to push the flames. the coincidence of what some would call the destiny. there were, however, bravery. that all of the firefighters an