zalina is one of hundreds of chechens who left their home to join the i.s.r the war in syria broke out. nearly all of them are listed as missing -- their children, too. their mothers show us these photos in the desperate hope their children might see them and let them know that they're alive. here at petimaat's house, her son ansor and granddaughter summaya are looking at photos of zalina. would ansor also follow the terrorists' call and go to syria the way his sister did? >> no, i won't let them recruit me. i have a mind of my own, and i don't listen to what the others are saying. >> petimaat salamova hasn't given up hope of seeing her daughter again one day. she shows us the clothes she's bought for her three grandchildren in syria. and then she shows us this picture. >> i took this photo myself in syria. >> in december 2014, petimaat succeeded in contacting her daughter through intermediaries in turkey. petimaat spent several weeks on the road, finally arriving in the city of manbij in northern syria. she had no way of knowing for sure if she would ever r

zalina maxwell is foreign director for the hillary clinton campaign, and rick tyler is co-founder of foundry strategies. rick, let me start with you. the president tried to play, at least for a evening, that he wanted to unify, bring us all together, let's come together around immigration and find a solution and infrastructure. and the subtle message even in the state of the union was to almost criminalize dreamers, almost making them one with gang members and the subtle attacks he couldnattacks. he couldn't resist going after the nfl and i'm going to talk to jamil in the next segment. he couldn't resist anot acting presidential. >> we knew he wouldn't act presidential. i don't think he understands the idea of a unified country. what it would mean is everyone would agree with him. but he just has no capability, no capacity to bring people together or find common ground on policy issues. i do think you're right. i think immigration is a problem that's imminently solvable. all the pieces are there, it just needs leadership to put them together, but the president finds a way to divide.