the irc recently began to partner with the u.s. government to implement capacity building and 10 european countries to build the capacity for resettlement. not only in terms of how it works procedurally to process people and bring them to a country that had to do that successfully in the current environment where there may be seen of phobia and islamic -- islamic phobic rhetoric and national spaces, et cetera. [inaudible] >> you are talking about outside era. wow, i think we would like as many countries as possible around the world to embrace resettlement regardless of the type of country they are. that being said, alex could speak to this more as a senior official, but some of those countries you mention have profoundly difficult challenges in even getting them to protect the refugees had arrived on their territory. every country and every regional habits challenges of this certainly agencies in the u.s. have been promoting resettlement of not america. there have been attempts in the past for several african companies to become re

through the inmate reception center, or irc. >> are you guys ready? let's run it. >> it's 6:00 p.m. deputy teixeira's shift is just getting started. >> bend over, touch your tolles. lie down there. peel off your sox. pile it inside out slowly. three, two, one. place your hands on the window ledges. do not touch the glass. >> tonight he and his fellow deputies will search about 400 incoming deputies for drugs or weapons. >> all right. go ahead and spread your feet a little bit for me. enou thank you. >> a lot have been through the system before. they know what's up. others, it's the first time they've ever seen the inside of a jail. kit be overwhelming for them. we're the first people they're going to see on the worst day of their lives. >> last year alone, the irc had over 100,000 bookings. more than any other jail in the nation. and with arriving inmates comes piles of paperwork. and rows and rows of personal belongings to store. each bag represents one of l.a. county's nearly 20,000 inmates. >> clear! >> upon arrival, it can take up to 16 hours to process a single arrestee. >> cle

through the inmate reception center or irc. >> are you ready? >> it's 6:00 p.m. and the deputy's shift is just getting started. >> bend over and touch your toes, peel off your socks and peel them off slowly. three, two, one. place your hands down and do not touch the glass. >> they will search about 400 incoming inmates for drugs or weapons. >> spread your feet for me. >> a lot of them have been through this and they know what's up. others, it's the first time they have seen the inside of a jail and it can be overwhelming for them. they are the first people they will see on the worst dave their lives. >> the irc had over 100,000 bookings, more than any other jail in the nation. with arriving inmates comes piles of paperwork. and rows and rows of personal belongings to store. each bag represents one of nearly 20,000 inmates. upon arrival, it can take up to 16 hours to process a single arrestee. the first stop, the tank. >> given how tight it is in there, does stuff often go down in the tank? >> they are observing where are you from and once this starts happening,

the first floor of the irc was cleared within 13 minutes. >> i'll take a bullet before you do. >> theeport says the building could have been searched more quickly if the agencies had standardized marking systems to tell which rooms had been cleared. still, all of the wounded were taken to the hospital and those people survived. how did they confirm who the terrorists were? it was a call from the public and analysts ran the number and it became back to a vehicle rented by sayed farook, already identified as a possible suspect by one of his co-workers. officers followed the vehicle, four hours after it started there was a shootout between the suspects and police. both were killed. >> coming up next, michael finney explains where to find a wealth of information at no cost. >> it can save you time, money, and hassle. >> this bay area native is ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. >> so are you in the market for a new loan or credit card? >> michael finney is here to tell us about a new fre

it's your local irc chapters.cal support at the local level and avoid the sort of sfom sometimes concentrations of people and then adverse reactions to that. here it's been, you know, turned on it's head by these challenges. so i think trying to figure out how to do that again well and use the local level support would be great. yes, please introduce yourself and then ask your question. >> thanks, i'm a congressional reporter for the hispanic outlook. i'm really concerned about what's happening in europe and with the refugees there and relates to here. how is it that we don't seem to condemn the countries who have been taken in refugees. and others who want to limit or choose the refugees that want to come in. i mean, what kind of double standard are we putting here. and you eluded to it and i'd really like to know what their thoughts are. why aren't the nations of the world, even in europe, supporting the unhcr programs? the u.n. was founded to help refugees. that's the whole idea of that. why that has lost so mu

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. >>> for the second time in a little over a week, the ceo of wells fargo is facing the mousse irc on capitol hill. the house financial services committee took john stumpf to task for the behavior of bank employees who created millions of fake accounts without customers' knowledge. we're joined live from san francisco's financial district with details. chuck, stumpf says this was not an orchestrated befeffort but h being punished in state as well as capitol hill. >> reporter: unlike last week, there are no protesters in front of wells world headquarters here in the financial district, perhaps because the public shaming of wells is well under way in washington. maxine waters and other members of the house financial services committee lambasted wells fargo, taking direct aim at the bank's ceo john stumpf, who remains on the job but is forfeiting $41 million in stock awards based on bank growth alleged to be farage lenlt. the investigation coming after bank employees say they were pressured to open fake accounts to meet sales goals. >> that's why we are removing sales goals. they will be

and as you know, the victims the majority of the victims in the irc building were also county employees. that adds another layer to it. >> reporter: he says this weekend long event like urban shield keeps his responders sharp and prepared. >> we are here today, we'll continue to be here!! >> whoo! [ screaming ] >> reporter: protestors were here first thing this morning, some chaining themselves to a gate. they say urban shield enforces police militarization. the sheriff says the equipment they use during terrorist attacks is necessary to go against the weapons terrorists are using. >> we have to have that type of equipment. to neutralize the threat and certainly to save the lives of the folks in our community. >> reporter: instead of using surplus military resources, protestors told us they want community program to replace current methods of policing. >> we want the police to end the war on our communities and urban shield out of the bay area. >> reporter: and in a crowd of hundreds, one was in support. she thinks it's the protestors who need educating. >> i literally had conversations

where they could process legally permissible transactions to iranian banks with no connections to the irc or the government of iran. it would set up a channel for processing transactions in a way that would limit iran's ability to challenge the funds to the irgc and designated parties. as iran continues to support terrorism, the united states should ensure that we play no role in inadvertently funding such activities. these proposals i believe are a step in that direction. thank you for your time. >> thank you mr. maloney, you are now recognized for five minutes. >> ranking member greene and distinguished subcommittee members, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. when five americans returned home in january after months or ine

where they could process legally permissible transactions to iranian banks with no connections to the irc or the government of iran. it would set up a channel for processing transactions in a way that would limit iran's ability to challenge the funds to the irgc and designated parties. as iran continues to support terrorism, the united states should ensure that we play no role in inadvertently funding such activities. these proposals i believe are a step in that direction. thank you for your time. >> thank you mr. maloney, you are now recognized for five minutes. >> ranking member greene and distinguished subcommittee members, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. when five americans returned home in january after months or in some cases even years of unjust imprisonment in iran, we all rightly celebrated. the detention of these individuals, including a "washington post" reporter and a former u.s. marine as well as many, many other innocents yu d underscores the threats in the islamic republic. that this release was timed to coincide with a settle between the united st

>> to the irc that is on the ground in these hot spots.generation of refugees growing up in the camps, you're setting the seeds for disaster coming down the road. how about the educational needs? how about the basic humanitarian needs that just need to be addressed by government and we feel the private sector can play an active role. >> david, this has been a growing problem. it's been building. you joined us on set in the past to talk about it. where do things stand now? have we made progress? are things getting better or is the conflict taking place in the world right now just overwhelming the best efforts? >> two things are happening. first, the political inertia, people are stepping up and addressesi addressing the crisis. and the second thing is the wars are carrying on. my own organization lost a pharmacist and five others in a bombing raid at a hospital. you had an appalling incident of a u.n. convoy being bombed. the work that's being done to mitigate the worst aspects of the civil wars is more intense and has gotten greater amenta