then i went to the office 21 to get the documents i need to go back to albania, but they said i had to wait. my baby was born here. the problem is i do not work >> reporter: the children's classrooms with well equipped by frequently empty. the process of registration and checking identities has been stream lined since last year. every day officials check as many as 200 documents. >> translation: this is a relatively bad fake id card. you can tell by the size. it is significant lip different from the real id cards-- significantly different. we find as many as 10 fake ids every day. >> reporter: because the number of people coming to germany has placed a strain on facilities like these, this will be kept for 10 years and speed up the process >> translation: why a faster procedure? to make room for the people who are threatened by political persecution by countries at war. secondly, so those with minimal chances to star are not given false hope they can stay longer. >> reporter: some of the people fled the balkans wars of the 1990s. their families will have to go back one day. dominic kan

at the same time, kerry thanked albania for its support of u.s. policies in the middle east. >> albania has been there from the beginning. willing to stand by all countries in opposition to dash and it is standing up with it is standing up with us in support of afghanistan. >> kerry now coming back to the united states and he'll join president obama in california for a summit of leaders from southeast asian countries. >>> still to come on eyewitness news at 5:00, fierce flames force dozens of people out of their homes in california. a special look back at all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. that's because we've been working hard to give you better service, and it shows. we came back for internet speeds so fast even the kids are impressed. oh she's impressed. we're catching up on movies and shows on demand just as fast as we can watch them. for $89.99 a month you'll get 100 meg ultra-fast internet, popular hd channels and unlimited calling. twc's home wifi is so strong we can use all our devi

he said the reforms would be a significant step forward in albania's bid to join the european union. kerry thanked a crowd gathered to greet him outside the national history museum, which he briefly toured, and urged albanians "to keep moving forward." the debate over insurance companies covering medical treatment for those on the autism spectrum continues. a bill in 2010 gave iowa state employees insurance coverage for autism treatments but not for every family. now there's a new push in the legislature for a bill to guarantee coverage for families affected by autism. ktiv's michelle schoening has << for the cobbs, they're living with the struggles of for their 15-year- old son noah, who suffers from autism. "it's hard to know there is help but we just can't get it," said tina cobbs. when noah was five, he was able to receive applied behavior analysis treatment. but noah has since aged out of a grant which paid for that treatment. "it's recommended by the surgeon general, the cdc, the american academy of pediatrics. what it that does is help he gain and acquire new skills and help i

have come and gone and germany says the country is safe and cannot claim refuge here meaning from albaniaed to returning soon. >> translator: after ten months living here i received a piece of paper that said transfer then i went to the office 21 to get the documents i need to go back to albania and said i had to wait, my baby was born here and the problem is i do not work. >> reporter: the classrooms are well equipped but empty and the experience here and process of registration and checking identities has been streamlined since last year and everyday officials check as many as 200 documents. >> translator: this is a relatively bad fake id card and you can tell by the size, it is significantly different from the real id cards, on average we find as many as ten fake ids everyday. >> reporter: because the number of people coming to germany has placed a stain on facilities like these the authorities will keep the center operational for ten years and speed up the process. >> translator: why a faster procedure? to make room for the admission of people who are threatened by political persecuti

i appeal to you to reach out to countries like bosnia, albania and cosovo because these countries should be an integral part of europe's architecture and pillars of your security, as well as your prosperity. bringing them closer as models of co-existence will be important so they can become europe's frontline of stability. i do hope that here at the munich security conference we can address this issue. let us not find ourselves meeting again in a few years time to discuss threats that we could have well avoided and prevented. it is you, the national and international leaders gathered here who know best what we are up against. it is you who can best help our countries come together in response. for if we do not act now, the dangers will only grow and if we do fought not act in concert we will missefforts to bring economic and political stability to the country. pm. al-abadi: ladies and gentlemen, we are having a huge talents and a rock. we have succeeded in combating daesh on the ground. the area we have liberated so far is more than half of what was expected by daesh before. now, we have

said transfer then went to the office to get the document i need to be back to albania. wait. my baby is born here, but the problem is i do not work. the children classrooms are well equipped but frequently empty. a testify. to the transitional process here. the process of registration and checking identities has been streamlined since last year. every day officials check as many as 200 documents. >> translator: this is a relatively bad fake i.d. card. you can tell by the size, it's significantly different from the real i.d. cards. on average, we find as many as 10 fake i.d.s every day. >> reporter: because the number of people coming to germany has place aid strain on facilities like they, the authorities will keep the center operational for 10 years. and speed up the process. >> translator: why a faster procedure? to make room for the admission of people who are threatened by political persecution in countries that are at war. secondly, so that those with minimal chances to stay are net gaining false hope they can stay longer. >> reporter: some of the people at the cer

that story has been told in church over and over again in albania, in russia, in other places where the gospel has made a difference. and friends, i wanna tell you, the gospel is supposed to make difference wherever it goes. james russell lowell was a harvard-trained lawyer who established his place in american history he was at a banquet where they were ripping christianity to shreds, just criticizing christianity, and especially its missionary endeavor like i have just described. james russell lowell stood up and sa these words, "i challenge any skeptic to find a 10 square mile spot on this planet where they can live lives in peace and safety and decency, where womanhood is honored, where infancy and old age are revered, where they can educate their childr, where the gospel of jesus christ has not gone first to prepare the way." ladies and gentlemen, the gospel doesn't just change our hearts imperceptibly, it changes our hearts, it changes our lives, and it begins to change our families and then it changes our culture. the gospelf jesus christ is the most powerful, transformational ag

people like genghis khan, czar nicholas the second and jessica alba, who i believe is the ruler of albania. (laughter)s have but two things in common: the first one is a secret, but the second one is a big furry hat! (cheers and applause) now that this hat is upon my head, i am endowed with this is due to my hat's two main attributes: its bigness, and its furriness. any proclamations i make whilenow and forever law. let us begin. drumming a march rhythm). from this day forward, only people born on presidents dayun for president. those born on groundhog's day may run for groundhog. henceforth, subway trains shall coasters."a restaurant is cash only, the menu must clearly state which organized crime syndicate the restaurant is a front for.d applause) there shall be a sequel to "foxcatcher" called "wolf blitzer." (laughter) there shall be no calories in cap'n crunch, as long as i scoop it out of the box with my hand. besides... any weight i gain will be offset by the amount of flesh scraped off the roof of my mouth. (laughter)eforth, the dad on your street whose shorts have the most pockets i

people like genghis khan, czar nicholas the second and jessica alba, who i believe is the ruler of albania. (laughter) these merciless tyrants have but two things in common: the first one is a secret, but the second one is a big furry hat! (drumming) now that this hat is upon my head, i am endowed with unquestionable power! this is due to my hat's two main attributes: its bigness, and its furriness. so behatted are now and forever law. let us begin. drumming a march rhythm). from this day forward, only people born on presidents day shall be eligible to run for president. those born on groundhog's day may run for groundhog. (applause) henceforth, subway trains shall be renamed "boring roller coasters." from now on, if a restaurant is state which organized crime syndicate the restaurant is a front for. (cheers and applause) there shall be a sequel to "foxcatcher" called "wolf blitzer." (laughter) there shall be no calories in cap'n crunch, as long as i scoop it out of the box with my hand. (cheers and applause) besides... shall finally be a single-a battery. (applause) sadness of ice cream."

people talking about should we go try to be smuggled in, should we try to go towards the border with albania, maybe we can reach that area. a lot of reports even though unconfirmed so far that some were trying to do that, so certainly anxiety and uncertainty, you can see behind me the camp, people are really setting up, they have their fire. it's cold, i don't know if you can see in the picture, but there's a lot of very young children here and conditions are also very difficult for the aid workers on the ground. they say that they don't have enough meals for all these people and also, you mentioned that number of 7,000. that number keeps increasing by the hour, i would say, since we've been here, we have been seeing families on the move arriving here with their hung, asking what's happening, some surprise that the borders are closing and just trying to settle in for the night. >> hodor, just explain to us where has this problem on this border stemmed from? >>> i think that the core of the issue is that unified european position that we saw in 2015 dealing with the refugees is not there anym

and finally, you have all of these poor western albania -- western balkan countries. and they know that they are next if macedonia hardens its border, there's a tiny border if you see up there with greece so if you start making it harder there, people go either left or right. if you they go left, all of these other west balkan states get implicated. if they go right, it's bulgaria. so we're, you know, there's probably sitting thinking, am i next? and when will it happen? how will i deal with that? so, now that i've said far too many things about what's going on, let me again elliptically say five things we have to do and these are all difficult things. in themselves, each one of them is an extremely difficult thing to do. and we also have to deal something else that makes each one of them more difficult, which is we have to do them, we have to have an integrated response. if the only thing you do is try to block people from getting to greece, what the only thing you do is you basically create a holding pen, a warehouse of millions of people in turkey. and in lebanon a

you wouldn't have cardinal dolan saying allah is our god at a muslim convention in albania. and you wouldn't have guys like wycliffe who took jesus out of the bible 91 times because they said that offends muslims. they don't believe he's the son of god. in fact allah says if you believe that jesus is the son of god you'll burn in hell forever. oh isn't that something! does that sound like your bible? it isn't. the bible says in i john 2:22 whoever says that jesus is not the son of god is an antichrist. you say how can know that what you're saying is true? sura 4, 5, 6, 9, 13, 17, 33 and 88, eight different times, allah says hell fire forever if you say jesus is the son of god. i could show you hundreds of times where jesus is the son of god. so it isn't in your koran. don't say the koran and the bible are the same. when you lie and you can cover up for it. a very good point there jack, very, very good. now let's see if it's our generation that is really the first ones to stand up against what's happening. and here you see 1938 something. hilaire belloc in 1938: islam the mos

closely, we have made some progress in getting a those folks out of iraq.questi many of them going to albania, but i'll get you a written answer on that.t. on the question of the humanitarian situation in syria, i'll repeat what i said. it's completely unacceptable. the failure to hu provide liga humanitarian assistance to tityu besieged communities in syria io not only a international law obligation, but anchored by a s. brand-new security council resolution. this is something that we have to open up these corridors, period. ane o first and foremost on the agenda when we get to munich iss the humanitarian corridor issue. there are besieged communities across of syria, millions of people.of some of them are besieged by ha isil and most of them are besieged by the regimes. some of them are besieged by more extreme elements of. nciple o the opposition. all should have humanitarian access. as of a principle international law. it's bounded by a u.n. security council resolutiononprois that agreed to as part of the support group process and first and foremost on the agenda at munich. i'm hoping to

we've made some progress in getting those folks out of iraq many going to albania, but i'll also getyou a written answer on that. on the question of the humanitarian situation in syria, i'll repeat what i said. it's completely unacceptable. the failure to provide humanitarian assistance to besieged communities in syria is anchored by a brand-new u.n. security council resolution. this is something that we have to open up the corridors, period. and so first and foremost on the agenda when we get to munich is the humanitarian corridor issue. there are besieged communities across syria. millions of people. some of them are besieged by isil. some of them are besieged -- most of them are besieged by the regime. some are besieged by elements, more extreme elements of the opposition. all of them should have humanitarian access. it's a principle of international law and we all agreed to as part of the syria support group process and it's first and foremost on the agenda in munich and without underestimating the difficulty, i'm hoping we can come out of munich with some agreements on that. >>

we've made progress in getting folks out of iraq in albania. i would issue a written answer on that. on the question of the humanitarian situation in area to repeat what i said it is completely unacceptable. the failure to provide humanitarian assistance is not only in international law obligation not anchored by a brave new u.n. security council resolution. this is something we have to open up these corridors. so first and foremost on the agenda when we get to munich is the humanitarian corridor issue. as each communities across syria, and millions of some besieged by isil and some of them but of immense of the opposition. all of them should have humanitarian access. the principle of internationalized bounded by the resolution that we all agree to aspire to a support group process and is first and foremost on the agenda in munich and without underestimating i'm hopefully we come out with some agreements on that. >> thank you very much. >> we go now to rhode island. thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. mcgurk for being here. i want to focus

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