several families told us they wanted to spare other families the frustrations they endured. some have created new organizations to support families like theirs such as the moral foundation for steven satlaugh, who wrote everyone has two lives, the second begins when you realize you only have one. as a government and as a nation we can learn from the example and strength of their lives. the kind of strength we have seen in all of these held hostages including kayla mueller, you know. kayla devoted her life to serving those in need around the world, to refugees in syria who lost everything. she was a source of comfort and hope before her tragic death she was held by isil in syria for a year and a half and during her captivity she managed to smuggle a letter to her family. she said none of us could have known it would be this long but i know i'm also fighting for my side? the ways i am able and i have a lot of fight left in me i am not breaking down and i will not give in no matter how long it takes. today my message to anyone that harms mefrns is we do not forget. our reach is

now this family and living out in the open just hoping someone will help them. bread and petrol prices have risen sharply money is running out. where we came from was totally destroyed every house was flattened. we had to live in the cellars. now we want to go somewhere that hasn't been complete. anyone who can get out is leaving dura nearly fifty thousand have gone so far villages in the rebel stronghold have been hit hard during days of bombing whole streets lined ruins the local administration cannot cope with the second wounded. hospitals clinics and treatment centers were deliberately targeted. they attacked doctors and paramedics. syrian helicopters dropped their deadly cargo activists say there are constant barrel bombs strikes and dozens of civilians have been killed russian jets have also been in action for the first time since the cease fire a year ago the advancing syrian army has overrun two villages and the small town but this officer says civilians are not in danger and the political solution is possible. if. the syrian army is fully operational to

outrage over the policy of separating children from their families who enter the u.s. illegally the president says we've got two g. keeping families together but still protect our borders also coming off from one migration challenge to the next here in europe the german chancellor is maneuvering to seal a deal soon on a new e.u. approach to migration if she fails her government could collapse and her time as chancellor could quickly be over and on this day seven of the soccer world cup in russia spain joined the first teams to go through to the lock out round when they beat iran in a tight battle we'll have that and the rest of the world cup action. u.s. president donald trump has signed an executive order to stop immigrant families from being separated at the country's border with mexico his move means that families entering the u.s. illegally will now be detained together on the practice of taking children away from their parents and the images of those crying children have. drawn international condemnation. protests like this one in new york have been taking place i

family reunifications bureaucracy in greece for instance can prolong the wait. moore yod and his younger brother abdul rahman like living in cologne their new home but they say they can only be truly content when the rest of their family joins them the two brothers traveled along the balkan route from syria and arrived in germany two summers ago they've been waiting for their parents to join them legally ever since. people here told us it would only take about a month or two. but two years of gone by in the meantime has been raising his little brother on his own he speaks with his parents every day on skype he says his mother has the same question each time. it looks like what did you do in school today. the rest of the alissa family is stuck in the northern greek city of thessaloniki despite permission from german authorities they haven't been able to travel to cologne their case seems to be stalled in greek bureaucracy. it's so hard you very best so far away i wish i could give them a hug. for the family going back to syria is unthinkable even once the war end

and reuniting refugees in germany with their families stuck elsewhere we hear the story of one family divided between germany and greece and look at why such reunifications are proving very difficult. i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show we start this program in iran where anti-government protests are sweeping the country at least twenty one people have been killed hundreds have been arrested the country's supreme leader has blamed a foreign meddling as security forces struggle to contain the boldest challenge to iran's clerical leadership in nearly a decade the american ambassador to the united nations dickie halley has called for an emergency session of the u.n. security council on the situation after six days of demonstrations protesters are showing no signs of backing down. video footage reaching dortch avella through social media shows the extent of the unrest spreading across iran. the violence which has rocked the country for nearly a week appears if anything to be escalating. these pictures from the central province of is for hun unverified. official state televisi

many most of the family are only allowed to see there a strange family who are distant relatives there's only twenty seven between one hundred seventy families who need their direct family members in the sense that most people have passed away or fortunately all are north korea is not out of meat . now intent of course the way that this works is that there is a lottery and that's how people are picked so many people did not make the draw this time around can we expect further reunions taking place in the near future. well with positive outcomes. that started in a poll at the summit meeting. who think that there will be more positive. however. with. not always the koreans making this and we have to listen to china president would be happy to have that korean time logs or. whatever it is any tweets from mr trump. you know we sterilize it will go so we are hoping that there will be more positive relations however this is more it's always used as a tool. for the north koreans to start more. between the two countries lots of variables at play there that you sketch for us chen kwon journalist

say shortly after arriving in germany they received threatening messages from their families. before i knew my family knew i was in germany in one city all of that info so they're threatened me with medication can animate that i am sure that through their connections with the saudi embassy and through the saudi embassies connections and it spies that are everywhere they can get information but i do not know the kind of information and what they know exactly in my heart of no way you talk to me a thin man mokhtar loose. some activists claim that the cases of murder and russia are part of a wider pattern. people are followed we have people breaking into apartments and the families back home always know exactly what is happening these patterns are repeating themselves. and we just ask ourselves does every family do this individually and pay someone here in germany. that would take a huge effort or could someone else be behind us and the suspicion is of course that maybe the saudi embassy is the one starting all this. we spoke to several parties dealing with saudis seeking asylum

the family. and this is not the 1st time this particular family being targeted at the, in the 1st weeks of where they were targeted, large numbers. but this time those who survived the 1st being killed in an area arrives with people under the. busy retain the one family, including the boss being killed. remaining is indeed the chance to make it very, very because the newer members in the ground exist, there has been been at top 10 and most of the members were killed. so just it just the people in the area who are removing the rebels with their bare hands just to help those who might have survived idea attacks. but that's the pattern of destruction and mass going so far. also just an old, consistent with one fact eh, making java uninhabitable. very consistent with the report by buying on or why united nations for policy refugees that came out yesterday describing gonzalez as uninhabitable and it is indeed uninhabitable right now and unbearable. indeed, honey, and severe is that a joining us? i jus

a family milan, katie boley movie. we were able to celebrate a lie when they read, you know, times before holidays, just count by actually being able to get together as a family. and i have so many names lie and up. i'm actually going to be looking for a job, a home visas administration. i made some great people who, it's great things way let me know when i crossed the bridge to come pop to them. so i'm very excited about getting with, you know, just say people did you know, and looked an app for you to see did you're trying to do something, you know, to change your life and you situations than in your awaiting kamani. and we're happy to share with of what you think is gonna happen when the program ends in i believe that we spend a lot of time thinking about what happens when something ins. and to me that's a clear sign of not trusting individuals. if i am going to say that i trust you enough to give you money and know that you are going to do what you and your family need. i have to say that i trust you had not there

that families. are risking facing poverty because they have children and that if we have benefits for the first and a second child. from the federal budget for their first child and the. there is maternity benefits for their second child with. but it depends on the economic situation in a particular region it's between eight thousand roubles and belgorod to twenty two thousand rubles a imposed on the ever each it's over eleven thousand rubles which per child a month to do with it currently families with little but i mean come one point five minimum we receive such benefits it's time again for us to take the next step i suggest starting january first. twenty twenty which will bring this figure up to two minimum they just. think this will be. people who want that and you know we get the puzzle and receive such. letters presidential off this. this will increase the number of families receiving benefits by fifty percent. about seventy percent of the families with the first or second child born will you

where they're always in fear that the family might find out that they are reading. non-religious or stuff online or that they are you know interested in other file for loss of fees or human ism because this could have very. hard consequences for them let's talk specifically about these women that are featured in a report that we aired earlier they allege that the saudi embassy here in berlin is complicit with their families do you have evidence of these allegations that they are making i mean i was involved when for example do you know are you was in money land i was speaking with the with the embassy here in germany and i was calling the airport and the end of the story was that family members came to the airport and took her back and specifically the leave the i want to talk about this case though is there evidence of the of the saudi embassy being complicit red relatives in saudi arabia to try and influence these women to bring them back to saudi do you have evidence of that i mean we had another case where somebody really went to the embassy and was talking with

these are nine families struggling. this is a state hurt by the fact that nine people innocently were killed. we absolutely want him to have the death penalty. this is the worst case i and the country have seen for a long time. we will fight this as hard as we can. >> vigils have been held around the country for the victims and their loved ones. these scenes in philadelphia have been repeated around the country with more planned as the religious community comes together. the latest live from andy gallagher who is live in charleston for us. we have learned more about the suspect and his possible motivations for this attack. >> reporter: dylann roof is expected to appear in court via video link. one of the interesting things we are hearing is he told investigators he almost didn't carry out the shooting. he entered the church wednesday night and sat with that prayer group for a full hour before the shooting happened. he said they were simply so nice to him he had second thoughts. obviously that doesn't change the nature o

they have the support of the family and of the family values and something that we're doing for the future and for the generations that are going to leave in the hope of a large technical and so see societal changes and souls then. the parties of this future and could use all of their a potential that we have much for him to come up with all the conditions for a damn cold that average child wherever you are still leaves could get a good quality education in the middle of these decay the rough is going good about 19000000 children which is almost 6000000 more than in 2010 in that. some people it's being that you can influence the protests as demographics show kid with a large pond do develop demographics doesn't make a lot of sense but in practice and we've seen the. support of the families are working and it's doing even better than. we expect that it's great that schools have so many children now but at that same time this situation shouldn't f. bag the quality of their education so urged the regents and the government being in mind the demographic another back to the calculator how many

families being wiped out. and a 3rd of tax on also on a residential homecoming, 9 more people. again, from the same family, it's important to to point our viewers attention to some of the people who did not leave guys. that is because the we're looking at what happened to exact, who is moving from the know the finance and god and city who had, who moved to the central part in the southern part of the end the were killed. they decided to remain where the at particularly this difficult situation. they are threatening and a war zone. under heavy bombardment, a has already sold his have killed a young man during rate in the occupied westbank. the family and friends gathered his funeral new numbers. he was killed when soldiers assumed the ballasa refugee camp. jones profit has the latest from ramallah. both sweeping is ready. the military right is right. the way across the occupied westbank overnight to 17 year old use killed during one of those rides on the refugee camp of ballasa. that's in the the city of noveli

a family, a well known family in hon. you and it's hosted some of their friends and relatives living in ga, that when the evacuation is started seeking a refuge in their home was also also killed inside that homes along with the host of and the owner of the home. similar situations took place in your valia and the nor the further northern part of the gaza strip were 3 separate attacks lift at least 80 people killed. we have a $25.00 pillar from one family, $53.00 people from another family, talking about whole entire families being wiped out. and a 3rd, a tax on also, and a residential homecoming, 9 more people. again, from the same family, it's important to to point our viewers attention to some of the people who did not leave god. that is because the we're looking at what happened to evac, who is moving from the north to finance and gaza city, who had, who moved to the central part in the southern part of the and they were killed. they decided to remain where the at particularly this difficult situation. they are threat

a family members that can reunite with their family members set up already here in germany in a month or so twelve thousand a year all right so they feel one thousand going to be an interesting discussion that takes place. i just talked reminder of our top story this hour u.s. president donald trump is preparing to deliver his first state of the union address and we're less celebrates a robust economy on push for congressional action on immigration and you don't need that speech. from washington as to where you t.c. . so for now i will have all for you at the top of the hour on the site live coverage from off state of the union address through the night here on the. children. linked to news from africa the world is your link to exceptional stories and discussion from the use of these events and i would say debbie that comes to. join us on facebook. for cause.

a few days ago the family's home and the queen was bumped . around two in the morning from turkey landed in her bedroom. in one of. my with my brother was asleep and my sister was playing on her mobile phone. with the office of one of our mother who was also asleep. so she went brother was killed instantly his sister lost both her legs and remains in intensive care along with their mother who was seriously injured so. at first i couldn't believe my brother had been killed. he was seventeen years old and just a civilian he says for this. he wasn't a fighter. he was just a regular person is of service. the families are still in shock they spend a lot of time looking at photos and videos uploaded but in neighbors in syria. and libya most of all i live here but i want to be able to visit my family i want to see them alive. williston hasn't been to a friend for many years before the war started in syria she spent her whole these hoping with. those days there are distant memory you know the chances of being peaceful with her family once again appear

and what others tell you my family my great grandmother i do know dozens of others of my family members who died did that all of this didn't happen there's been strong international pushback to the senate bill the u.s. state department has expressed concern about the repercussions this legislation could have on poland's strategic interests and relationships including with the united states and israel and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was even more forceful. under no circumstances will we accept any attempt to rewrite history or limitation on truthful historical research. to become law the bill must still be signed by poland's president meanwhile security has been increased at the israeli embassy in warsaw amid fears of protests by nationalist polish groups. earlier we spoke to rabbi marvin hier he is the founder of the simon visa and whole center which is a jewish human rights organization and we asked him for his reaction to the bill because it's a bad piece of legislation because it gives them they have totally absolved happy people who walk around the streets say see it w

we just ask ourselves does every family do this individual pay someone here in germany. that would take a huge effort or could someone else be behind us on the suspicion is of course that maybe the saudi embassy is the one starting all this. we spoke to several parties dealing with saudis seeking asylum abroad they suggested that the saudi embassy could be directly or indirectly involved trying to get refugees to return we reached out multiple times to the embassy in berlin efforts to contact them over the phone and via e-mail came to nothing. but still the question why would saudi authorities help families trace women who flee abroad. undecided to waive the constitution its citizens government their mana key the king their absolute obedience in return they tell the men that they can have complete control over their women so when a saudi woman needs have found this out your coaches will go out of their way to ensure that she's returned because not doing so means that people themselves may start to question why their own beauty and to the king and why they don't have thei

any family of a u. s. citizen who is killed abroad expects their government to put its resources behind an investigation. this is the very least, the biden administration must do. they cannot rely on israel's word. war criminals cannot investigate their own crimes. to many palestinian families suffer every day as our family is suffering. now. they all deserve to live in safety with their families. they all deserve justice. they all deserve freedom. we made this demand clear to secretary blinking, but he did not make us any promises. he did say that the bite and administration would be more transparent and keep us informed, moving forward, which would be correcting an error that should not have been made in the 1st place . we appreciate that secretary blinked and emphasize his commitment to accountability. we also know that accountability requires action if he really means it, it will require honest, swift and bold action by him and others in the administration who are concerned about the well being of t

they had grown up with the wall family. they were fascinated by the british royal family and, and everything they did. but the one lady said that said the queen to her represented a dedication, a quality and a determination. she said, particularly in the face of everything as she put it, that the queen had been through, but also of course, all the responsibilities that she taken on that certainly seems to be a theme that has been pervaded many of the people who have been here many her from certainly over the succeeding days who have been coming from from abroad. there are many people from many countries around the world whom we've seen, who have been getting off the by the buses who, which have been delivering the crowds here and have been making their way up. and it's, it's very obvious that there are tremendous number of countries which are being represented by people who want to pay tribute to the, to the queen, because they believe that she had such an impact on their lives. so this is very much an opportunity for not o

we are a family, and the key is to have a family and a wonderful family now. >> you clearly do and pictures of you and your stepfather are adorable. talk to me about what it was like to be removed from a family at a young age. you described a difficult time. was there a moment - you thought, "this is it my family i'm here to stay." did it cross your mind you'd leave the family? >> no, it did not cross my mind. i considered myself a survivor, and through the time i was with that first family i knew something was missing. i definitely did. it didn't feel right. it didn't seem to me like what a family was supposed to be like. i didn't feel the love, what i had imagined in my lifetime of a family being like. i never expected them to sit me down and tell me i'd get a divorce and i'd find a new family, i knew it wasn't it. i was seeking for something more. it was very hard. i felt a lot of shame and i felt i did something wrong throughout. it's a process. it's a healing process. >> you have been through a lot. let's talk to your real family now. you have nooen eliana since she was nine. i see you

news has been following one family's fate as it journeys across borders. and highlights for you of last night's top soccer clashes the bundesliga gets back to business cereal champions by munich facing another team hoffenheim in the cup and writes a last night the bavarians provide goals but it wasn't the dominant start they were hoping. to win. hello welcome my name is christopher springer thanks for joining us pope francis has arrived in dublin for the first papal trip to ireland in almost forty years he's visiting a country that was once staunchly catholic but since on the gong huge social reforms his visit comes as the catholic church faces renewed pressure to tackle sex abuse within its ranks damning new revelations in the united states australia ensure they have called into question the leadership of senior bishops in. cardinals accused of protecting predatory priests. and i'm joined now in the studio by religious affairs correspondent martin get co martin first of all what is the significance of this trip to ireland for the pope what's at stake for

they have families, you know, how are their families do it? will their families, frankly still be alive by the end of our coverage of this conflict? and. 0 this tragic incident comes to 12 once again, not that it was needed, but once again that there is no safe place for any whether they're adults or was reporters un stuff. anybody very guessing where your words, but really is much more than an incident. this is a crime and deliver it to crying these raise or targeting civilians. is there any prospect said, there are no any sense and guys, here, here it is, mr. x, all the present, the loser? tell me these children are not. is when you say there are no innocence in god. i want you to tell me the you who described this in your 1st one submitted to this genocide has been qualified. is there any person that has the brightness enables by the end of business day when, when the guys are open, therapist church, as far as the hospital does, is that another hospital does this 514. well 1st, eventually it is part of been a 1000000 people are made homeles

africa's embattled leader deepens police in south africa raided the home of a prominent business family at the heart of the scandals involving president jacob zuma that as zuma fuels expectations that his resignation could be eminent. israeli police say benjamin netanyahu should be indicted on charges in two separate corruption cases but the prime minister is hitting back saying the claims are baseless we'll get the latest from jerusalem. and it is exactly one year since the german turkish journalist done as you joel was jailed in turkey and still there's been no indictment and no trial we'll take a look at how this case continues to affect relations between ankara and berlin. i'm brian thomas welcome to the show south african police have arrested three people in raids on a business family with close ties to president jacob zuma and now the raids on a number of properties in johannesburg included this compound belonging to the group the family there accused of corruption links with the embattled president both sides now deny any wrongdoing the raids come just a day after the governing a

the families are still in shock. they spend a lot of time looking at photos and videos by their neighbors in syria. and libya most of all i live here but i want to be able to visit my family i want to see them alive i'm not. the hasn't been to our friend for many years before the war started in syria she spends her holidays helping with the all of the harvest those days are a distant memory now the chances of being peacefully of home with her family once again appear almost impossible. a look now so the other stories that are making news around the world saudi arabian billionaire prince. waleed bin talal has now been released from detention this comes more than two months after he was confined to a luxury hotel and what the kingdom called a crackdown on corruption prominent businessman was accused of money laundering bribery extortion charges he's denied. protesters have clashed with police in honduras after the country's president was sworn in for a second term juan orlando a nando's was narrowly were elected in nov

so you're such big fans of the british royal family do you really wish there was a rule family here in germany no no no why no no no no no no we actually have a german royal family but how should i put it exactly the best. i could not imagine that i was stored with the flag with america. sorry germany britain wins this time hurling. all right some very dedicated german royal fans there to tell us why do you think britain's royal family does have such global appeal. well i mean i think first of all there are the historic links of the commonwealth respective people who came here from us trade from canada so there are these toys that really go back through history but then i think the royals have really managed to be keep themselves interesting the queen is a symbol to us really respected around the world she's somebody who we almost never put so foot wrong she's so dignified she still after all these years the head of state and she's at my id really i think across the world for being so steady and a symbol of continued to you which is what people are looking for and then into the mix you

and that of course destroyed part of the family's not really in our family but a lot of the families were destroyed by these kind of thing to this the cajuns and then a face to second scandal after two thousand and eleven seeing that even after two thousand and eleven the police and the public prosecutor's office of germany didn't really didn't really try to have fun and effective investigation into this nazi netflix involvement around so they had to leave the dry ice time before two thousand and eleven even maybe a little more difficult because being so alone in it of this structure and racist investigation personally is so a lawyer one of the victim's family representing them in this trial thank you very much. and i'd like to hand you over now to our funny for some more business news because she has a story on the fine for facebook thank you and indeed britain states regulate has fined facebook for failing to protect user data it impose the highest possible penalty and that's five hundred thousand pounds but that's less than what facebook earns in ten minutes and this after the soc

will it help families that do? a top white house official says there is no contradiction. >> am i bad guy in the middle east is that a distinction with a difference? >> the government will not facilitate the payment of a ransom. what we will do however is work with families to try and advise them to give them the benefit of our best advice. >> michael scott moore spent two and a half years as a hostage in somalia. he was released last september after his captors demanded and got a 1.6 million ransom. the government will help families cope. >> and they give advice, they give support. there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. it would be terrible if a family was just on their own. >> john not everybody is on board with these new changes that the government announced today. there are advocates for many of the families who call it window dressing and they wanted to see a stronger centralized authority a so-called hostage czar within the white house walls. >> thank you. christopher vos voss is ceo of the black swan gr

and i love it was my family. this is deja vu news coming to you live from berlin britain's theresa may appeals to e.u. leaders to break the brakes at stalemate she urges them to move on to trade talks as soon as possible on the backlist beat but says the u.k. has to do more before progress can be may. also coming up this syrian mother managed to flee the war in her homeland now all she wants is to be reunited with her three children to explain why some germans want to prevent this from happening . hello i'm terry martian good to have you with us. her best performance yet that's how one leader has described a plea from britain's theresa may for brussels to break the stalemate in bragg's that talks despite the praise may look set to go home empty handed from today's summit in brussels later e.u. leaders are expected to say the u.k. has failed to make enough progress on a number of core issues on the medical said she still believed a deal would be possible but she and others including the austrian chancellor said ma

that victims roof's families are victims too. >> his family are victims too. we must find it in our heart at some point in time not only to help those that are victims but to also help his family as well. >> a $1 million bond was set for a separate gun charge. another judge will set bond at a later date. >> the interesting fact by judge james gossel who set bond today back in 2005 according to court's order if on a bench he used quote these words tony, there are four kinds of people in this world. black people, white people rednecks and then he said the n word. >> robert, what about the family of dylann roof. what are we hearing from them this evening? >> well, tony, the family put out an official statement today they wrote our thoughts and prayers are with the families and friends of those killed this week. we have all been touched by the moving words from the victims' families offering god's forgiveness, love in the face of such horrible suffering tony. now i spoke earlier today three separate times to the father of dylann roof, ben roof, first two times he

who've got families in germany and the netherlands. even after all this time that remains there and they don't have the kind of money that traffickers ask for their only hope of moving on from tesla nicky is to go legally but nothing is certain still takes a lot of time and then how long can one way when he or she will be a unified with his or her family members disposer was a child so unfortunately people when they have to wait for too long to do their best to smugglers. it's evening in macedonia we arranged a meeting with the calif family but they've already gone neither the greek nor the macedonian police could stop them it seems porous borders like the one here make an illegal return to greece and the european union easy. but hope that that family can find a place to call home soon. sports now and the renewal of one of soccer's big rivalries england hosted germany in a friendly between the two countries that have already qualified for the twenty eighteen world cup the pace was quick in the first half and both sides had their share

who have families in germany and the netherlands. even after all this time that remains there and they don't have the kind of money that traffickers ask for their only hope of moving on from teslin the key is to go legally but nothing is certain still takes a lot of time and then how long can one way when he or she will be unified with his or her family members disposer was a child so unfortunately people when they have to wait for too long the rest of the smugglers. evening in macedonia we arranged a meeting with the calif family but they've already gone neither the greek nor the macedonian police could stop them it seems porous borders like the one here make an illegal return to greece and the european union easy. sports now and senegal grabbed one of the remaining stalls for next summer's world cup they took advantage of a second chance given by governing body and defeated south africa to nil now that the senegalese actually lost to the south africans a year ago but they were allowed to play that much because of match fixing by th

the victims' families feel that the trial for the first series of racist murders supposed war germany hasn't answered many of their questions. first my mother was a suspect then my uncle then everyone around us was under constant investigation that went on for a living of years and it was as if my father were the perpetrator rather than the victim and that was reflected across the media with its reporting on the so-called kebab murders of turkish people or allegations of drug related crime according to the press my father was the guilty one and that's how we felt. they had to step it is the main defendant she is thought to be does sole survivor of a three member nazi terror cell over the years that allegedly killed nine migrants and a police officer without coming under suspicion instead for years and thus to get her focus on people connected to victims rather than on members of the neo nazi movement but the trial has barely touched under his failings nor has it examined the road of german domestic intelligence which had contacts in the so-called national socialist underground alongsi

i spoke to members of your family here there. so relieved to see you, but they also said that there was some concern because they said police visited here the house today before you were at least at least 7 times. they were told not to celebrate. are you concerned that you will face further persecution or punishment even though you are now home the was about and he had the who had the who will do that. this is the is radio patient forces. they always try to hinder us from celebrate and from them not showing any sort of joy. of course, they are trying to do so, but they cannot steal our tory from our hearts. they are trying to steal those moments and not allow us to celebrate. but the fact that i'm here with my family is in itself, it's always so this is familiar to us, especially for people of jerusalem, who have been suffering more than any other people. so regardless of what they are trying to do, and i am here as we've been surrounded with my family, i'm very happy and they can not steal this happiness from me. a mighty thank

for example, single family homes. we are seeing many built, and there are studies showing that 30-year-olds carrying debt are buying homes. for every construction jobs, that creates jobs. you can see how along the food chain, it is having an impact on student debt and families, and on all of us. >> when we come back we'll talk about college education and the marketplace. what decisions are families making and what is driving them. this is "inside story". >> i'm joie chen, i'm the host of america tonight, we're revolutionary because we're going back to doing best of storytelling. we have an ouportunity to really reach out and really talk to voices that we haven't heard before... i think al jazeera america is a watershed moment for >>> welcome back to "inside story", i'm luis suarez. today on the programme, going to college versus not going. the value is demonstrated. how much should price guide a family's decision when, and whether a family should give in to the long-cherished dream of a particular school, and when oth

he lost many of his family members. nobody is actually say, mean for example, if i would like to visit my father, my father shall $3.00, and $1.00 of the houses and drop off a citizen, i'm scared to go there because i don't know if the, with my estate was target me and i loved one of the, my family members for example it's, it's scary, it's a scary to share our experience. so the one, it's unbelievable. also nobody will believe what we say because the party is actually getting punished by the government, by the name of the southern areas. and it's supposed to be safe, we are working you onto that, and we are not doing to stop delivering cod coverage happening here in the ground. we always be always targeting, targeting people who are active on the ground for capturing every single evans every single day. most to target these people are the most highly few ways among journalists in guns that is higher than not of us soldiers in recent was, was according to a report from the international federation of june of this. next,

to many palestinian families suffer every day as our families suffering. now. they all deserve to live in safety with their families. they all deserve justice. they all deserve freedom. chaperones, it was at that new conference in washington and joins me now live she hub. so it really seems like a maximum pressure campaign from the family sharina bought a family to ensure that there is some level of accountability they will not give up. they say they weren't, they say they're not naive. they say that they have seen in the past how the us always gives cover to these early government. and these really military, whenever it kills with impunity. but know they're going to try this times hard as they possibly can. that's why they're in washington. they came to washington, it's true. anthony lincoln gave a rather blankets a blanket invitation to the family. they welcome to come and see me when joe biden refused to go and see them. when he was in the middle east, they called the administration of law. they came here without an appointment, but as you blink and the secr

our load of families with small children. last night we saw many young men, but then a new rule comes into force at midnight, and the ukrainian citizens, aged between 18 and 60, are not allowed true. they will be conscripted to fight against the russians. we spoke to a young hungarian who got true, it's 11 pm yesterday and he knows of many who have been turned back from the border dos who have hungarian passport. cast the across to day. they are going to relatives in hungary. i spoke to an elderly lady whose grandchildren crossed the border last night, but she stayed. she just came across this morning for food. shops on the ukrainians side are empty and pressed. all is hard to come by. many elderly people do not want to leave their homes with several saying that the russians are still too far away from their region. the q at the border is slow, but many more trying to cross to day. and in the coming days. and the world of sports is also reacting to russia's invasion of ukraine this year, as champions league final on may 28th

family reunions for refugees who wish to bring their family to germany will remain suspended until the thirty first of july and they say after from the thirty first of july on once there will be a monthly cap of one thousand people but on top of this and this is what is being kind of sold as the win for the social democrats is that there will also be some cases of extreme hardship so this could include refugees who have been given subsidiary protection but it's not one hundred percent clear exactly who will be included in these cases of hardship yet and so refugees who have been granted subsidiary protection are usually refugees who aren't automatically entitled to asylum in germany but for example they can prove that if they were to return to their home country then they would be for example persecuted or they would be in immediate danger and so usually these refugees have to reapply after a year in germany and then that would be extended to two years but all of these exact details are still going to be hashed out in the next few weeks and maybe we'll even know some more details come

the first family enjoyed a low-key family, after blessing the family, having dinner at the white house, surrounded by close friends and family. >> it's a lean thanksgiving for families relying on food stamps. >> stephanie boswell has more. >> what you doing? you not play that tune? >> mercedes brown raced her grandchildren since her daughter was murdered. when her grandchildren moved in she got two jobs. still, she says, it's tough to put food on the table, especially around the holidays. this year she had to ask for help. >> everything i have on the table and that i have, that i cooked is through the food bank. i thank them. i wasn't going to have a thanksgiving. >> brown says it's her first time using a food pantry. gail runs the outreach in new orleans. >> i experienced an increase in new clients, clients who have or are using the food bank for the first time. at the start of the month an increase in programs ran out because congress failed to renew it. it affected 50 million americans. >> more families are in need because of the recent cuts. they are reliant on food pantries and ot

families have seen them. so they were showing them in good shape, and making our - making us better. >> harry smith al jazeera. >> a prominent pakistani news anchor is recovering in a hospital after being wounded in a violent attack on saturday. hamid mir was shot at when gunmen opened fire. al jazeera's domenic kay said he had been a critic ofstan's intelligence service. >> for the past 25 years hamid mir reported on pakistani news and current affairs. his talk show on got gets a large audience. but now he is in hospital with three bullet wounds, put there by unknown gunmen. he was attacked in a car, leaving the airport on the way to the office much police discovered what happened. >> a man opened fire. another man followed him on motorbike. he came up behind him. the driver sped away. >> they chased after him. the driver was not hit. the damage would have been worse. >> this is not the first time somebody targeted hamid mir. it's less than 18 months since the taliban attached a bomb to his car. they failed.

to help the family leave a cost on citing fears for their lives. hundreds took to the streets of pakistan cities like here in karate on sunday to protest against the acquittal of a c. a b. b. . islam is fundamentalists have threatened to kill her if she is released and they threaten to kill the judges as well if the ruling is not overturned. but you will keep protesting until a decision about hanging assia is made we're not going to be deceived by the government's conspiracies. on friday the government agreed with an islamist party to delay aasia bibi's release and stop her from leaving the country until the supreme court makes a final review of its verdict. her husband aashiq mussy says the family is in danger he appealed to several western countries including the u.s. to grant them asylum. requesting mr goodere the president of the us. as you. write. in trouble in pakistan please help us. those of. c.n.n.'s children are now living in hiding in the city of lahore early in two thousand and seventeen he spoke to a german television crew and to suppo

has the story of one family. locals in camera will have been shattered by what happened in the shopping center last weekend it's here at the city's central cemetery where the first funeral ceremonies have been held this is where those three generations old bar and the family relate to arrest grandmother marina mother natalee and five year old all yana died together in the far on sunday the victims are hard broken and they brought flowers and the toys to market a loss of their loft was there one thing that family wants to know is how these people really died really don't believe from void they're being told by officials and want their world to know about their pain. and that was the day. the grief that he talked about is being felt across russia today with them or is held in seven cities on what's been declared a national day of mourning but the heartache is mixed with anger many believe authorities are trying to cover up lack safety standards that may have contributed to the high death toll. the size of the coffi

that families of four he morey's victims see no reason to release him who he marine has served twelve years out of a twenty five year jail sentence for graft and human rights abuses. but he has families the rights to justice that we have are being trampled we are here reacting with a rejection of that pradhan and demanding that all the processes be made more transparent in the manner that must be followed and according to the new music peruvian laws dictate what some people believe the circumstances surrounding the pardon are part of a political quid pro quo to keep the current president in power for their part though he maurice children are delighted by this turn of events. with just with my father his four children. and i can tell you that for him despite being in intensive care i feel it has been the happiest christmas of the past twelve years and you know. while some peruvians do support the move thousands more are in the streets demanding the current president's resignation. authorities in western australia are watching the mountains above the valley after a massive landslide bur

according to adam's family and witnesses. there was a comb boy of 4 is rarely military troops that were moving in that direction along the main road around 50 meters away. they say that the lead drive of slowed down short, 15 year old bustle did. and then shot 8 year old adam in the back of the head and the pool of blood to marks the spot where he was hit. the ball cries, as the horror of witnessing his brother's death begins to sink in. his grandmother stands at a photo of her beloved glance on the surface, looked as well. do you think i feel the same? well, what am i supposed to feel of it? b, b as to the my darling grandson. let me god bless you father. so me, it is consoled by friends and family. it's a community center nearby items mother was taken to hospital insurance and she heard the news about linda and know and asked of him. i wish i wasn't a dream and someone would come to wake me. that's telling me i'm just dreaming. i would never in god's name was this felix to anyone. it's hard to say what they got . we are bel

i need to feed my family. who else will give us money? they don't know what will happen once this short ceasefire and but for now the spouse do you say all they want is to feel the joy and call they have been deprived of for so long as you miss c l g, a 01, eunice in the southern gaza strip. all right, well that's it from me dire in jordan, my colleague has him secret will be here at the top of the uh with much more news. the weather is up next and then inside story continues our coverage of the war on gaza. and so i'm wondering with a 2 state solution is single possible spectrum. thanks so much and bye for the the hello web. it doesn't look too bad across seawright. been convinced that over the next few days have a few spots of frame here on friday. they're in the process of clearing out of the way now and you can see a lot of the set for template. isn't that harder? i'm 27 celsius for sunday i. some of the picture pops a tab woman as we go through monday. could touch studies celsius in dpi, but as you can see, long as you try and said,

the families on day 5. of the seats 5 between us and israel . among them is a 14 year old boy. i'll just hear as mama jump june reports from i'm of the same is home, not body service. the moment they've all been waiting for. a 14 year old today, my one of the youngest palestinian prisoners to be released as part of israel ceasefire with him us home at last all through the evening. a roller coaster of emotions at one point, panic and silence as family members where it is really police would rate the house color. yeah. okay. if we can go live with a resident of occupied east jerusalem was accused of throwing stones at the car full of israeli settlers and injuring one woman. he was 1st put under house arrest, then move to a jail under administrative detention. a comment is really practiced where a person can be incarcerated without charge or trial, and definitely back in the embrace of his loved ones, but visibly tired and traumatized, told me about the warnings he'd received before being freed. the club of do