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need to constantly be seen you know is a metaphor that we would hope young what all. countries and i do for some of the children. concerned but. i thought. of them of the like. since i'm kind of a was a five. what these young women come by said you know we. could deal with you because it could be for us and. did you. bring that. sense of. meaning. i'm bouncing to you know. what i did but i don't want to take it apart because. we went into the. force of the president. of. the country and. my most memorable moments with al jazeera was when i was on air as hosni mubarak fell with the crowds in tahrir square talking. so. if something happens anywhere in the world al jazeera is in place we'll able to cover news like no other news organizations. were able to do it properly. and that is our strength. news has never been more available it's a constant barrage of it with every day but the message is a simplistic you have the frame a good logical rational crazy monster and misinformation is rife dismissal and denial of well documented accusations and evidence is part of genocide

addressed now given the sort of political environment that you explain that well on the one hand there is a hope that a combination of mrs merkel in germany and mr maccarone in france can put their heads together and forge some progress on those reform policies on the other hand i think the problem with that is that the still a reluctance to swallow any unpleasant meds and around the periphery a lot of people are looking at what happened in greece and all saying do we really want to go down that direction there is a a great sense of reform fatigue across the euro area i think personally that mrs merkel that mr macro on are going to have a very very difficult job in accelerating this process of reform my sense would be that when the next down to comes and it surely will come at some stage over the next few years that a lot of the underlying issues which europe is suffered from for many years for decades will once again reassert themselves all right russell jones then thanks for your thoughts. thank you he's now officially the most powerful leader china has had in more than forty years the ruling

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i think what most people want to hear is a message of hope they want the presidents to be the consoler in chief that is the role that americans want to. want their president to have in such a situation they don't want politics right now otherwise of course the mood here in this place is as divided as in the country as a whole lot of tourists from all over the place are coming here and when we talk to people we found as many who say that guns should be abolished there should be no guns in the hands of private citizens at all as people who said no guns are not the problem the people who has used them the problem so a lot of big us is about as divided as the whole country. his very own carson phenomenon with the very latest from las vegas thank you. to the united kingdom now where prime minister teresa mayes bed to reassert her authority has suffered quite a blow after what some are calling a calamitous speech maze keynote address to conservative party members at the party's annual conference was intended to drum up into c.s.m. for her agenda but the british prime minister is africa where

a bygone era some hoping to revive. the future is a europe one of many different people we're not the only ones everyone has a right to decide it's only administration our culture has been forgotten our children are not taught the history of the republic of venice but a history that was never ours. this is a strong sense of identity among the nations but ask anyone and they will say the region is not getting much in return and it's time for a better financial one they hope will come after taking part in a non-binding referendum that was approved by the constitutional court if you look around here you'd be hard pressed to know there's a referendum taking place now the question voters will have to answer is not about independence but rather whether they want more tanami from the central government during the night there was a mark a bit ngo does hope to vote will help save the murano glass industry a cultural flagship of venice that has decreased by nearly ninety percent over the past three decades his family business is o

mourinho will be hoping that a 1—0 victory over tottenham jose mourinho will be hoping that a 1—0 victoryo will be hoping that a 1—0 victory oi late goal ham jose mourinho will be hoping that a 1—0 victory oi late goal from second anthony martial inflicted the second defeat of the season on spurs, ringing them back down to earth after thrashing liverpool last week and keeping united in touch with neighbours manchester city. her body other‘s site remain four clear at the top of the table, after securing their eighth successive win by beating west brom, 3—2. eden hazard kept chelsea in the top four, making his boss antonio conte a little more co mforta ble, his boss antonio conte a little more comfortable, with the only goal against bournemouth. jurgen klopp described last week‘s defeat by totte n ha m described last week‘s defeat by tottenham as the worst of the season, but beating his best friend, david wagner‘s huddersfield side 3—0 is making it feel like christmas at anfield, and a big relief. no such i°y anfield, and a big relief. no such joy at selhurst park for west ham united, slave

you know some of the president a little cavalier i hope will. cavalier and maybe none of the president's shoot from the hip style is rubbing off on mr conan i don't think you know i think this is a one off i think you'll check with the agency and realize that everything's fine on the clearing houses but it was a little bit worrisome and maybe there's something to do with the thing going back how little bit on this who knows it also coincides with president trump possibly interviewing janet yellen for the fed chair job there's been a lot of talk of in recent months about will he won't he will she won't she her term expires as we know in february if you're a betting man what do you think. what would you bet on her taking it her even receiving the offer well the new guy gary condit like mr cohn i think the chair yellen has done a really good job but she has the distinction which i think the president trump doesn't like of being an obama person and he seems to like you dislike anything anything. and so i think that's

hope well maybe in a limited sense but not a hope for an end to the war in syria this man and his family just managed to escape the fighting he thinks i-s. will be driven from both rucka and day is as or what he doesn't expect things to get much better there will just be new fights between the free syrian army the s.d.f. or the regime everyone wants the country for themselves nobody wants to compromise we won't have peace for a long time to calm. the so-called caliphate proclaimed by i.a.'s is crumbling and will soon fall but for the people of the region peace and security are still a very distant dream. since the civil war began in neighboring syria turkey has taken in around three million refugees and impressive humanitarian achievement and yet turkey's own political system is becoming increasingly autocratic since the attempted coup against president and oman and the fifteenth of july two thousand and sixteen more than fifty thousand people have been arrested and more than one hundred fifty thousand have been forced out of their jobs more than one hundred thirty newspapers publishes a

she's hoping for a win. chuck is hoping for a win. i know you are hoping for a win at the station right now. >> we are hoping for a win in southwest on the water front. this is the brand new wharf. they spent $2.5 million to make it. now the big question is how do you get here? i'm sam sweeney. i'll tell you best option when abc7 news continues after break. larry: we'll catch rentals at a local county. but first internal struggle. closer look at the apparent bickering between the president and his secretary of state. nancy: i'm nancy chen at the "live desk." we are following breaking news. we have report of a gaithersburg karate instructor arrested charged with sexually abusing a student at the studio that he owns. take a look here. police charging frank for inappropriately touching a 15-year-old girl in lessons. investigators say there may be additional investigates. they are asking anyone who may know more information to come forward. arrested on mooned he is now held without bail. this is a story we will continue to stay on top of a

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f t the question is will she well indeed we are told that the head of the bavarian party was just a hope for is. arriving with a ten point plan and amongst these ten points are the absolutely key issue for him namely an upper limit on immigration now the chancellor has said in the past that's a no go for her she is not going to agree to such a thing other members of her party have suggested that perhaps it could be solved semantically by for example agreeing on some kind of flexible cap that isn't called an upper limit but i think certainly as i say with a vulnerable head of the bavarian party and the chancellor having gone on the line is saying she will not agree to such a thing his work is likely to be difficult and if you look at polls in general around half of germans say the c.d.u. needs to stay right where it is and shouldn't move to the right and that includes members of the party itself so again i think his ability to convince her will be limited briefly two weeks now since the german election put us out of our misery when can we expect a new government quite possibly not even be

the line inscribed in that book about a hope today of a thinking man's coming word in the heart. hoped in vain. yes salon's only thoughts could not be reassured his visit to berlin in december nine hundred sixty seven became a trip to the heart of darkness he went to the starting point of the violence the place where death a master from germany did his work railway car by railway calm. and high to bahnhof this was the station where thirty years earlier he had stopped on his journey to paris the day after the christan after. go to the butcher's hooks he was to write in a poem salon went to put susie where so many opponents of the nazi regime where executed. undaunted he continued his tour of the topography of terra. go to the play to the harford he went to the land of the canal into which the body of the revolutionary rosa luxemburg was thrown. after her brutal murder in one nine hundred nineteen. thanks. walking through a holiday fun fair his no gave out. if we clowned seemed to be nothing at him every shout reinforced his fear. and every color was a mile away. earlier in one nine

kelley giving us a glimmer of hope for a second season.lywood foreign press as a tv game-changer. >> very well deserved. >>> here's a tv show that changed the game for me. "stranger things." i love this show. it's finally back. "e.t." online was with the cast. including winona ryder and a nearly unrecognizable millie bobby brown. >> we wanted to do something crazy and creative. i feel like we accomplished that. >> reporter: the 13-year-old rocked a mature long and straight style. her character's shaved scalp is replaced by curly locks for season two. >> i think the story line is funny. i'm excited for it. >> reporter: "stranger things" is one of netflix's most streamed shows. the young stars got a big raise for season two. in addis to -- addition to a reported bonus, we hear they make $30,000 an episode. >> freedom. i can talk about. >> reporter: two more seasons are planned after this one. what's the best way to enjoy the nine new episodes? >> how should the fans binge this season? >> i think there should be food. >> candy is always a goo

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tillerson has a busy period head, heading to pakistan, india and geneva. what is top of his agenda? what is he hopingstop? ros: it's possible he may also go to afghanistan after going to pakistan and india, that has been reported in the indian press but no confirmation. a veryry tillerson give interesting speech in washington last week, he had very warm words for india, not unusual for u.s. administration, but he had sharp ports for pakistan, indicating they are not doing enough to combat terrorism, the knocked down the taliban. i think that is likely to be at the top of his agenda when he needs with his pakistani counterparts. in india, much warmer relations, there will certainly be some talk about his arms sales the u.s. hopes to continue to india. steve mnuchin, the treasury secretary, also headed to the middle east starting wednesday. this comes an interesting time when we have an interesting report from an israeli tv station to do with potential peace plans that president trump is reportedly about to announce. ros: very interesting, a little mysterious. don't have further details from the israel

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a distraction to ourfirst responders. you will not be given life safety support at this point. you are on your own. this is what awaits anyone hopinging in its path, filling the air with choking black smoke. most did get out in time. but recovery teams are still searching the rubble for those who simply can't be found. many of those killed are said to have been elderly people, for whom escape was more difficult. after an unusually hot summer, california is a tinderbox and more high winds are expected this weekend, leaving more neighbourhoods wondering whether they too will end up like this. richard lister, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news — still to come: the angler who kissed his catch and swallowed it whole thanks the fisherman‘s friend who saved his life. parts of san francisco least affected by the earthquake are returning to life. but in the marina area, where most of the damage was done, they're more conscious than ever of how much has been destroyed. in the 19 years since he was last here, he's gone from being a little—known revolutionary to an experienced and successful diplomatic operator. it was a 20 pound bomb which ex

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a one final blow to the groups hope of creating a caliphat. iraq's prime minister has responded to a request for dialogue from kurdish authorities hyderabadi says last month's independence referendum needs to be nullified. before any talks are held yesterday kurdish authorities said they would freeze the independence vote in hopes of opening dialogu. the shift in stance coming in one week after baghdad sent in the army to seize the day you did wondrous city. off kirkuk. now hundreds of thousands of mourners from all over thailand gathered in the capital bangkok to bid farewell to king bhumibol o. the monarch was cremated on thursday evening the king ruled the country for seven decades. and he died a last october at the age of eighty eight. the five day funeral which has a price tag of ninety million dollars winds up this sunday. the king's ashes will be late in the royal crematorium near bangkok's grand palace. over real send off for a man an entire kingdom called father. in a procession led by the royal family the urn representing the remains

are we going to see a game like we had at stamford bridge? i hope, both teams took the lead and both had to come back from being behind. fantastic goals and good players. the roma fans quite fa ncy good players. the roma fans quite fancy their chances. chelsea will have two produce a similar performance to what they did when they went to atletico madrid earlier in the competition. where do you think chelsea are at the moment? i think chelsea are at the moment? i think i was worried about them three games ago, there was a lot of discontent from the camp, the manager did not really inspire with the words that he was using but i watched them at the weekend against bournemouth and eden hazard is back to his best, scoring goals. he looks to his best, scoring goals. he looks to be the player that we saw last season. to be the player that we saw last season. i think they've struggled through consistency and team selection but they're heading in the right direction. they have got roma tonight and manchester united on sunday. they will need a performance lik

release of some german journalist who are being detained or allowed to leave the country there is a hope that total could be granted to release from pretrial detention and possibly given travel documents or leave the country that could be seen as a gesture by on cross but on consists of the judiciary is independent and so does up to the courts and just thank you for your continued coverage and we shift our attention now to the u.s. where at least seventeen people are confirmed dead and dozens more are missing moving wildfires continue to sweep through california all the places have destroyed more than two thousand homes and businesses and hundreds of additional firefighters have been sent in from other states to help battle the flames. the wildfires ravaging northern california leaving a landscape of destruction in their wake hotels schools and some of the most prestigious wineries and napa valley and sonoma reduced to smoking ruins and for many returning residents all that's left of their homes is child rubble or. to see what we've built and put in another place and now it's. reduced re

a bygone era some hoping to revive. the future is a europe one of many different people we're not the only ones everyone has a right to decide it's only administration our culture has been forgotten our children are not taught the history of the republic of venice but a history that was never ours. this is a strong sense of identity among the nations but ask anyone and they will say the region is not getting much in return and it's time for a better financial one they hope will come after taking part in a non-binding referendum that was approved by the constitutional court if you look around here you'd be hard pressed to know there's a referendum taking place now the question voters will have to answer is not about independence but rather whether they want more from the central government during the night there was a market does hope to vote will help save the murano glass industry a cultural flagship of venice that has decreased by nearly ninety percent over the past three decades his family business is one of the few s

he has a chance to go into areas that are lost devastated. i hope he gets a chance to look at people, look people's face it is, see them drinking from creeks and know that we may be small, but we are great and balanced. >> the san juan mayor said it is time to unite and not pick fights. >> it's not just crews, volunteers are heading to the island to do whatever they can to ease the suffering. that includes folks from our area. dann cuellar has been in puerto rico for several days an found hope amidst the heartbreak. >> reporter: there are growing concerns among those in puerto rico with food and water supplies dwindling. with the island power grid in shambles, they estimate it to take months before the power is restored. it is why they applauded when first responders from new york and new jersey answered the call and arrived this weekend. [cheers and applause]. but we soon learned that first responders were not the only ones answering call to help. something samaritans arrived on from the mainland on their own to bring much needed supplies. >> we ga

release of some german journalist who are being detained or allowed to leave the country there is a hope that tolu could be granted released from pretrial detention and possibly given travel documents or leave the country that could be seen as a gesture by but on consists of the judiciary is independent and so does up to the court. thank you for your continued coverage. on now we want to bring up to speed with some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. bombers have flown over the korean peninsula in a show of force after months of escalating tensions centered on north korea's nuclear and missile programs while the u.s. also flew join missions which are pan and south korea all over this sea of japan hollywood producer harvey weinstein is facing new accusations of sexual harassment and assault the new yorker magazine reports that thirteen women have now leveled similar claims against him including three who told the publication that he raped them a spokesman for weinstein meanwhile denied the latest allegations. the frankfurt book fair the world's largest has kicked off to

announcement give us an update as to what the situation is there like on the streets well there was a hope that the court would actually postpone the elections and allow for dialogue and more procedures to take place before another election but now with this dashed supporters of the main office main opposition leader raila odinga feel emboldened in fact in kisumu and other parts of western kenya are you seeing people going to the streets now and you've seen them being led by their leaders they say that this is proof that the process is not free and fair starting from before the election and during the election tomorrow catherine on monday in nairobi thank you very much . now german a present from palestine mine has begun an official visit to the russian capital moscow steinmeier has taken part in a wreath laying ceremony at the war memorial later he'll be meeting russian president vladimir putin and then human rights activists steinmeyer as the forest chairman head of state in seven years to visit the country the german president will also attend the handover of a famous moscow cathedral t

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have shown that this is a problem. stan hope's team will follow a total of sixty subjects over the course of ten weeks the group techno was permitted to follow are all young mid twenty's and apparently healthy they are excited to see the finish line and exhausted from their dietary regimen this study was hard food wise because being around your family. there's always fried chicken and mashed potatoes and you have to stick with it released to be tempted to. eat other food you're not supposed to be to not supposed to so i would say the hardest part is just the discipline that it's been quite a challenge for me. because i look for. people who likes to cook. whenever i smell their cooking i just want to eat their food. through the course of the study researchers strictly controlled the food consumed by each subject specifically the amount of sugar and calories in their diet the study is a single blind study meaning only the scientists know who is getting what one group of fifteen subjects will be giving beverages sweetened by high fru

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do you think now there is a hope that there will be a realisation that this cannot continue? things will change. obviously i was not there andi change. obviously i was not there and i never met him. but hopefully, everything will change and i'm glad that hollywood celebrities came out and spoke about their experiences and spoke about their experiences and that may make other people come out and speak about their experiences and hopefully girls or young girls will not have to go through anything that they don't wa nt to through anything that they don't want to do. thank you very much for talking to us thank you very much for talking to us and telling us about your experiences in the acting world. thank you. it's 9.18am and you're watching breakfast from bbc news. the main stories this morning: harsher prison sentences are being planned for people who are repeatedly caught carrying acid and other corrosive substances. several thousand extra firefighters have been deployed in california to fight wildfires that have so far killed 33 people. here's darren with a look at this morni

and after a tragic death of the rio olympics a story of renewal and hope as a heart transplant transforms a lot. plus our weeklong series on being gay in today's russia we meet a blogger challenging prejudices we'll talk to our correspondent in st petersburg about the difficulties the gay community is facing there. also we take you to the world's biggest refugee camp to see how uganda is struggling to care for more than one million refugees. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us spain has set the clock taking a fourth catalonia prime minister mariano rajoy has given the regional government until monday to say whether it has in fact the clarity independence from the rest of spain or royals promise to do everything possible to prevent the breaking away even threatening to suspend catalonia as autonomy and impose direct rule from madrid looked in a standoff spain's prime minister is determined to not give an inch speaking to parliament in madrid mariano rajoy again insisted that catalonia his independence referendum was illegal and he rejected office of international mediation. the

you might shed its caution if the situation continues to deteriorate but for the moment it is in a bind hoping a compromise will emerge and earlier i spoke to didn't use max hoffman who was at the e.u. parliament to strasburg i asked him how concerned the e.u. is that this crisis could embolden separatist movements in other countries to unilaterally declare their independence. as far as we can gather they're concerned for a whole range of issues about this conflict of course having this is part of the european union very important part and as you said there might be a ripple effect because for example the flamers parts of belgium or scotland in the u.k. all of those had some independence tendencies in the past and of catalonia did some things the sec's successful by unilaterally declaring their independence and getting away with it that could be a problem for the european union but the sharpest sword that the e.u. has in this case is not necessarily mediating but repeating over and over again and they've done that here in strasburg today that whoever leaves you member state in this case it wou

. >> what was the hope of the obama administrationy, w in putting this deal together? >> a couple different things, depending on who you ask and also at what point you listen to president obama's speeches on this. first and foremost the goal was to prevent a nuclear iran or to delay that's what was to restrict their nuclear program. if you listen to president obama discussing it, there was more of a hope there, by bringing back engagement, with commerce internationally, that would lead to the regime change itself. >> any evidence of those things happening. >> certainly not. >> i think of anything we've seen the regime strengthened by the fact that they've had an influx of money coming from the unfreezing of frozen assetsun, the beginning of international commerce, and are using that to strengthen at home and undertake greater engagement in the region that, from the perspective of the united states, it's dangerously destabilizing. >> we are expected to see a decision.gu >> it's important to remember this was a deal struck by president obama, sort of unilaterally. it's not a

party: the president's turned to god, a prayer meeting near the supreme court, hoping that the judgesl hear their plea. in a country where many institutions have been undermined by decades of corruption, the supreme court is seen as an honest and fearless arbiter. but today, as lawyers waited, the extraordinary news that too few judges turned up to hear the crucial case. >> this matter cannot therefore be heard at this morning. it is accordingly adjourned. to a date to be taken in the registry. once again, my apologies to our all of you. thank you. fergal: among those who didn't come was the deputy chief justice. her bodyguard was shot and wounded last night. >> what happened to the deputy chief justice yesterday was not an accident, as it were. it was a deliberate move to intimidate her. to make sure that she does not turn up for these proceedings. fergal: this process has produced many controversial moments, but the failure of an enough judges to turn up this morning to decide on the case is a significant blow to those who put their faith in kenya's institutions to deliver democrati

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french people regard napoleon as a hero others say he's a source of shame a tyrant and a cruel war monger curators hope a new exhibition in northern france will help restore his reputation as a military and political visionary if. a pretty rebuilt france after the revolution of course there are parts of history that are hard to accept poland's all for terror inside and his desire to conquer europe and if people have fallen out of love with the polian it's because these days we value peace and we're not accustomed to wars like people were in his time. napoleon transformed france he created many of its institutions and his napoleonic code still defined civil law across much of europe for visitors here his legacy is clear on the. whole he was a great figure of french history we owe him a lot our institutions and our schools. in troubled times he built an empire and restored order napoleon's tomb is under the sumptuous dome in paris it's one of the capital's most visited sites testimony to his enduring appeal napoleons youth and ambition his love of symbols and his focus on europe have led many people in f

but some are clinging on to a sliver of hope. yeah when i fled from myanmar and came to india i realized everyone has rights here even animals have rights this is a more biased country there's equality i can't imagine the government will send this back during this crisis. it's something this community desperately wants to believe. can a traditional bookstore survive in the age of the internet cost wise use zome since they must operate one of france's own this bookshops in paris. france where as you saw him can't imagine a life without books the small bookstore in the center of paris has been run by his family for four generations. this is a very sentimental place for me it's tied to many memories and it exudes a certain kind of life and. being a bookseller means humbly passing something on that's existed for generations. we can't ever let this history of ideas be interrupted. the oldest bookstore in paris was also an online pioneer. just so ms been shipping books customers purchased on the internet for twenty years now still sales

a distraction to ourfirst responders. you will not be given life safety support at this point. you are on your own. this is what awaits anyone hoping inferno consuming everything in its path, filling the air with choking black smoke. most did get out in time. but recovery teams are still searching the rubble for those who simply can't be found. many of those killed are said to have been elderly people, for whom escape was more difficult. after an unusually hot summer, california is a tinderbox and more high winds are expected this weekend, leaving more neighbourhoods wondering whether they too will end up like this. this sunday venezuelans will head to the polls to vote for governors in the country's 23 states. the opposition which took to the streets two months ago in protest says it will participate in the elections but only as a chance to pressure the government. 0ur south america correspondent katy watson reports from the state of carabobo, in venezuela's industrial heartland. hip hop and a message of hope. this is rafael lacava, the government candidate for carabobo state. he thinks enthusiasm can solve the crisis that brought

the first team not qualifying for the world cup is a disappointment and we've talked about it within the team just trying to bring hope back. to the u.s. soccer system and that the deeper round we go the more people believe that there is a future with u.s. soccer in the u.s. . when we come to an event like this already events we want to be as successful as we can this it's part of the culture and heritage to be have a winning mentality and to give it your best but it's also important to recognize that we're also building for the future and the long term aim is for the senior team to to win caldwell cups and euros as we competed back and back in europe to major league baseball where the histon astro's beat the new york yankees to force a game seven of their championship playoff series justin verlander was once again the star of the night for the astros pitching seven scoreless innings in houston jozy altidore his home run and three r.b.i.'s also help the astros to a seven to one when the series is now tied at three games apiece the winner of the american league championship title will face the l.a. dodgers in the world

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that it provides a source of healing and hope for so many people. not just the victims who have lost so much but that ee very quickly, but the actual healing is going to take a lot longer. >> absolutely. >>> president trump visited las vegas and met with some of the victims and first responders. you can watch his entire speech in the nbc washington app. >>> it's 4:34. developing right now, d.c.'s strict concealed carry law may get more lenient. mark segraves and tom sherwood both broke the news on twitter last night. the district had required anyone seeking such a gun permit to show a good reason why they needed one. but a three-judge panel ruled the condition as unconstitutional. the district could have taken the issue to the supreme court. coming up in a few minutes, justin finch breaks down what sources tell us about this decision. >>> it's an important day for daca recipients. today is the deadline it file requests to renew their status. if they don't or if congress doesn't extend the program, they could face deportation. last month the trump adm