that's what sarajevo is doing. >>orter: 23 years after the bosnian war finally ended, many in sarajevo still remember being hungry. ternational generosity sustained them during the two millione bosniansere displaced. among them, these seniors who brought clothes for the migrants. >> ( translated ): i know it's difficult for them. we were in the war, too, so we know how hard it can be. >> reporter: adnan tatarevic runs a charity which ordinarily helps im has now expanded its reach to sustain refugees and migrants. >> ( translated ): we were fugees, too. we were refugees in our own cities. we were refugees in europe.pe le have welcomed us and shared with us the last piece of bread they had. the bosnian people want to help, feel the obligation to help and share with these people even the little they have at this moment since we all know that the situation is not great in our country. but we will help in any case as much as we can. >> reporter: this family from northeastern syria is seeking asylum. like most other new

the fisherman in sarajevo as harbor are convinced there are too many dolphins in the black sea. they say they have a good life each dolphin eating some twenty kilos of fish per day fish care he would like to catch and sell. he has no sympathy for the hundreds of dolphins found washed up dead on bulgaria's coast environmentalists blame large scale drift net fishing. that was not cheap it's a huge business you can catch eight hundred kilos of turbot with a three kilometer long drift net with a hundred kilometer net you can haul in two to four times. the mothers but this is really but one kilo brings up to forty euros on the market in turkey. so you can make half a million euro. in just a few days. but you. should see the dead baby dolphins washed up here on the beach by the waves we have just been taken out of the nets and thrown into the sea before the beach the full story. the environmentalists have taken the matter to the government which promised to ban the nets. but so far nothing has changed. at this time i wouldn't venture decide a specific reason for the dolphins dying bec

. >> michael hayden has been on the show, and he uses the example of sarajevo that fell apart. do you worry about where this is heading for us? >> sure, i think you see it in schools where you have kids that are getting bullied more. you have it in public dialogue. you have this sense with donald trump that you are listening to the nixon tapes. public, there is not a filter there. what is he going to say next. what is hoing to do. the role of the president has to be to set a higher standard.has aspire to. historically, it has always been. now a lot of times in the pub c private life they didn't hold up to that. the presidency stands for aspirationally what is the best of us. and it's really unrtunate. >> there is something about the repetition that the president does effectively, after a time, it normalizes everything. witch hunt, yeah, lyin' ted, or crooked hillary, whatever it is. >> that is an important point. because you should be careful to what you get used to. and if we get accustomed to this and shrug our shoulders and say, well, this is trump. we have to be careful of