muslim brotherhood wants to tell us that allah said so and we cannot criticise allah.an criticise the army or criticise sisi because they are human beings. but how can you criticise allah? you have been a very, very outspoken person all your life, as we can see. you have written things, books like the hidden face of eve, where you covered issues like female genital mutilation, sexual relationships, prostitution, marriage, divorce. you've been very outspoken. do you think that sometimes you may serve your cause a bit better if you were less outspoken? no, i should be more outspoken. i should be more aggressive. because the world is becoming more aggressive. and we need people to speak loud against injustices. and to be fair. there is no fairness. iam angry. i am outspoken, i speak loudly because i'm angry. what's this bias? why? why are people killed, like i told you in palestine, i know the media doesn't mention that. just looking at... this is part of my life. so we have to, if we're going to talk politics, and not literature, we need to look to the whole world. to th

allah and at the same time how work is on the show as it is that she took to forming berlin which is where we caught up with the astonishing search and. this is the region of song young which extends along the river song in a bamboo observation platform the pine park brilliant and a tea house amid plantations. three works by a huge and turn modest interventions to restore the health of the region. she wanted to talk to you don't feel it's a tea house every bit you have to go through a case by case. and also this at your puncture is not a message surgery into the fray because we want this to be a sustainable strategy. as you turn turn once to contribute to the revitalization of neglected and remote rural areas in china. working with the local authorities and song young she seems to prove that even architectural micro interventions that address the specific situation of a particular place can bring about positive change not just more tourists the brown sugar factory operates as such between october and december the year round it's also a community and arts center. the bricks steel and

in allah this year their unconventional projects have been causing a sensation for some time now they're called graft architects. these three may be germany's coolest architects blouse click a bag full of complex and thomas villa might the name of their practice reflects their interest in crossing boundaries between disciplines and grafting the creative potential of one realm onto another and certainly our category busters to bring. their work often boasts organic forms their range is broad from entire city districts to product design and they do retro futurism brilliantly. they've known each other since they were students they opened graft in one thousand nine hundred eight in los angeles from the start they knew they had a different. take on things. to spark the taste is the absence of appetite. in two thousand and seven with actor brad pitt and their make it right foundation they launched a campaign to rebuild a neighborhood in new orleans that had been devastated in two thousand and five by hurricane katrina. the idea was for new homes to re and vision local architecture and to be su

outrage after video surfaces of the muslim professor demanding his students praise allah. >> say whate to hear. >> don't want them coming in your office. >> it is not a prayer place. >> requiring his students remove their shoes before entering his office was the university of connecticut says he has retired since the video was taken last year. how about business news, crackdown coming on facebook, tracy carrasco here with what the social media site is doing to prevent gun sales to minors. >> reporter: facebook announced it will stop from showing weapon accessory adds to minors so this takes effect this thursday, june 21st, advertising or promoting weapons, accessories to minors will not be allowed, it will only be 18 and older, this after the school shootings in parkland, 4 and santa fe, texas. they restricted gun modification ads and now this. >> let's move on to chick-fil-a, free food appreciation day. at chick-fil-a, tuesday, july 10th. there you will be able to get a free entrÉe if you are dressed as a cow or if you have any cow apparel. the 14th year chick-fil-a is doing this. >>

touch of allah contacted the ministry of refugees which admitted syrians were being targeted and illegally effected the minister of interior responsible for such cases was unavailable for comment. so i'd. have to feels he won't be safe in syria as long as bashar al assad is in power he wants to go to europe but doesn't think he'll get a visa. for now he's forced to stay in lebanon even if that means being evicted and ending up homeless. china wants to become a world leader in electoral mobility e-cards are increasingly popular in the countries local authorities are fast converting their public transport fleets the city of change and sixteen thousand buses are already battery powered. alight hummer instead of the roar of a diesel engine in just three years all of change and sixteen thousand buses have gone to lecture the city's bus drivers have been retrained and there are now five thousand charging points at bus depots. a fully charged bus can travel two hundred kilometers that's about a day's driving. genting you is spearheading the changes woman one song we can charge you a bus in the ev

and from allah the last we've heard is that she fell last fleeing from gunshots and at the end only a split open again. on the slim exercise build was so many photographs and fake. it still waiting for his mission. which would either be. resented it was evidence before the court or it will be forgotten. a file memorandum or a never ending war. or all or. all. little mall. kickoff why we take football personally. i do when we all want to win the world cup but what's the outlook for germany squad in the run up to their match against sweden. two soccer legends are here to tell us what's what you know how much ailsa come a child by like. thirty minutes on d. w. . germany street by street. the most colorful. the liveliest. the most traditional find it all at any time a. clash of cultures in india. a clash between those who believe in arranged marriage and those who want to marry for love. to. a clutch that's shaking families and society to the cool. my father will be angry sometimes i think the intention and. the love commandos starts joining us on g.w. . italian prime minister just said b

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and who isn't bottom allah for us we'll see you in the region where the volcano is opted on more eruptions expected any time soon. well the maximum alert is still on this volcano is very active very aggressive and it could as they say explode any time again we only have a few moments ago so so two fumaroles that came out of the volcano but still the rescue workers are continuing today they had said yesterday that after those seventy two hours where there is an expectancy of finding people left they would stop them especially because they could be there could be some. some some it could be dangerous for the rescue workers to bury out the bodies that are being discomposed for so long but as you can see behind me there are many people still here waiting to find the rest of their loved ones. because a very difficult situation for the people that authorities have been criticized for failing to warn people early enough is that a fair criticism well yes apparently there were problems with communication one else already said that the eruption was going to happen and they're out already that was su

durch of allah contacted the ministry of refugees which admitted syrians were being targeted and illegally evicted the minister of interior responsible for such cases was unavailable for comment. says he feels he's trapped in a nightmare. and how will i go back of course i'm afraid. how to feels he won't be safe in syria as long as bashar al assad is in power he wants to go to europe but doesn't think he'll get a visa. for now he's forced to stay in lebanon even a fat means being evicted and ending up homeless. turkeys voting in elections on sunday and there are indications the opposition is mounting its strongest challenge yet to present. the main opposition candidate has reportedly had one of the largest campaign rallies in the country's history of the city two million people are valid it is near heaven inchy and his c.h.p. party polls show in chick could force a do on to a second round on sunday. less articulate at some other stories making news around the was officials from north and south korea have set a date for holding reunions of families divided by the korean war in the nineteen

greatest player of his generation will part ways with the team before next season the town berlin been allah opens today the contemporary arts festival features works by artists from all over the world and runs tell september this year's curator gabbing in cobol comes from south africa she's taking a decisively political look at issues like cultural appropriation and colonialism. this ruin looks deceptively authentic but it's a reproduction of a haitian palace called song also the name of the summer residence of pression king frederick the great this year's berlin be anally explores world history from non-western perspectives and turns some standard narratives on their heads. the international curatorial team wants to make a radical shift away from a western white point of view at the same time the curators won't let themselves be pigeonholed into taking standard post-colonial stances so it's to kind of unsettle that space that always wants to cons confront a confirm us into a particular corner. where it's very difficult to do so to make o c eight and to dream. but the post-colonial theme of

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africa not europe his slogan stop the invasion local councillor and salvini supporter fabio kuntar allah took me to parts of catan yehi says overrun by migrants.

. >> the cities makes allah just -- the city's mixologists have a coming up with drinks. the north korean leader does not drink alcohol. the romance will only be -- customers who order the drink will get a world peace sticker. that looks quite nice. i do not like the sound of those ingredients. >> it is now time for our press review. what the papers have been saying around the world. you are starting in the u.s. where there is a lot of reaction to the decision of the u.s. supreme court in favor of a acre. -- of a baker. >> he refused to make the cake on religious grounds. jeff phillips refused to make a wedding cake for a gay couple citing religious reasons. the supreme court ruled in favor of the baker. the national review says the decision reads -- reads -- breathes a little bit of life back into conservancy. coloradoine notes that and the past hrotected the right of baker's to refuse to create cakes with anti-gay messages, so it is normal they should do it for the opposite reason. it isre are some who say not a victory for the religious right either. >> this is coming

i remember this for my father died that i was just doing the woman of allah photographs and i showed him some of the in this is and i said look i'm making money with this photograph i am and i have actually a career people want to show my work and i travel i speak about it and and so i am not just a designer i am because in that time in his life artists were not considered very serious and i remember he was so proud i mean lived. he didn't expect me to to succeed as that as an individual as a woman and he just assumed that i would also like the two sisters with get married although he really wanted us to get educated. surely nish on top of middle class upbringing and went to a catholic boarding school in tehran she knew early on that she wanted to be an artist and went to the u.s. to study at age seventeen. at that time the western backed shah was still in power but in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine he was overthrown and islamic fundamentalist ayatollah khomeini took over after that the nation was no longer able to return on. i think those areas or the most from that it appear

turks thought stability would rule the day and president erdogan will continue hisis current economic allahees. -- economic policies. >> there will be economic stability in the country. there has to be. volatility in the mararkets, now it is over. at least the elections are over. if you asked me if the lira or dollar will increase, i think the depreciation of the lira will continue. but turkey's currency, the lira, is under pressssure. due in p part t to erdogan's efs to consolidate power and fears that he will increase the country's interest rates, fears that are having global repercussionons. foreign investors are withdrawing their funds from our country, which is leading to depreciation of the lira. the dollar is rising day by day. i think the situation will get worse now that the elections are over. inflation has soared to double digits, and turkey's trade deficit is increasing because the country needs to import more products than it can sell abroad, adding to its woes.s. >> if it offers some structurall reformrms, which it has not been doing over the last two years, you can see it ret

walking down the corridor of a totally free person but i'm thinking it's a twenty years here which is us allah yes a lot but not in texas standards because texas is our last census like it's candy. to teach these are the two options that could happen here and we need your vehicle power ok and where do i fall from that from here you would follow this way ok so that doesn't make sense that it makes sense or ok go on is if i'm getting in a vehicle and you're turning to do whatever you got to do his c.d.'s yes he's already here pow pow so that's what happened and what's going to happen you're going to follow this why this and this is what happened this is what they said i'm not sure if i'm going in a vehicle our power i need your vehicle and then i. i'm not sure if he felt like this or like this but he felt he felt toward where he were is nearing lilia so is this guy here getting in. this wasn't this guy getting the only option if he fell for discovery here shut it compound he went over it he could get in a vehicle that's the only way if this guy was leaning forward on the street where he was give

we go north to allah —— north america correspondent, peter bowes.manafort, at the moment, is free, but robert mueller now want and taken into custody. yes. he has been free ever since he was charged. it has emerged that the fbi has documents that state that two people, to potential witnesses, say they were approached by mr manafort and that he allegedly used his cellphone, encrypted messages to get in touch with these people, potential witnesses, essentially to influence what they would say at trial about him relating to these charges. as you say, this is likely, it is quite possible that a court will now take two courses of action, either review the conditions and perhaps make those conditions more stringent, that he continued to be free, essentially on bail before his trial, or essentially revoked his freedom completely, in which case he would go to jail pending his trial. paul manafort‘s charged with conspiring to launder money and submitting false information to obtaina submitting false information to obtain a mortgage. mr mueller looking into a

situation and that's right monica the search for survivors of the devastating volcanic eruption in bottom allah has been called off future has a disc conditions the country's disaster management agency says a few go no good erupt again any time and that rainfall could unleash more lava down the size of the volcano more than one hundred people have been declared dead and other two hundred us to the missing. clearing the rubble after disaster struck for days crews worked tirelessly to find and remove bodies buried under volcanic ash. it's been a grim task and dangerous too dangerous the official search has been suspended. in safer parts of the region emergency shelters have been set up for evacuees those who made it here are the lucky ones. meanwhile there were heartbreaking scenes outside the morgue where red cross workers tried to console victims who'd lost everything. i lost my grandchildren he was seventeen and nineteen and twenty two and my thirty eight year old daughter and it's something that maybe you see me smiling but inside i mean a lot of pain but. the funeral for a man who went searc

dortch of allah contacted the ministry of refugees which admitted syrians were being targeted and illegally evicted the minister of interior responsible for such cases was unavailable for comment. so. says he feels he's trapped in a nightmare. and how will i go back of course i'm afraid. of shields he won't be safe in syria as long as bashar al assad is in power he wants to go to europe but doesn't think you'll get a visa for now he's forced to stay in lebanon even a fact means being evicted and ending up homeless. now german chancellor merkel says syria must be secure before any refugee is sent back and as far as she's concerned the time is not yet right that message from the chancellor comes as fighting has intensified again according to a war monitoring group. b.o.'s said to be from it live in syria's north the syrian observatory for human rights and britain says president bashar al assad's regime has stepped up stepped up airstrikes on rebel held areas the u.n. fears hundreds of thousands of civilians will be caught in the fighting that comes as questions remain over the syrian regime's

circumstances you can find god you are alive and you'll be able to see those you left behind here in gotham allah. in his second attempt to reach the united states for the two year old mother says things got tough with the it took us three days only to cross the river and then the border patrol caught us they treated us like animals chased us and held guns to our heads as a result of the us is tougher enforcement of anti immigration laws officers here say they've seen a change in the spirit of what an island a writing back home in a survey all we see different behavior they are intimidated we know the process and treatment in the us is difficult when they landed in guatemala you can tell he said in an disillusioned many have left the families in the u.s. and they want to be reunited well for years there's been playing loads of deportees coming not only to what they might but also to with us nearly every day immigration officials tell us there's been an increase of forty five percent in the number of people coming compared to last year. more than. twenty four thousand with their millions were depo

s coming to you live from berlin as gautam allah more time is running out to find survivors close to one hundred people who died in this massive volcanic eruption many others are still missing and their warnings of those kinna mice is on again in the days ahead also coming up. in volunteers as well and against the toughest president turkish citizens living in germany have begun costume battles in the country's election board in fact cook their books on the outcome. and with them was cup approaching a soccer fans i'm looking to get their design to support them national teams we had to nigeria correspondence trying to track down the box also object even one top jazzy. player. ive of the. time is running out in the search for survivors in guatemala a fire with warnings of imminent new eruptions the death still following some disruption has now risen to at least ninety nine with close to two hundred people still missing this doing criticism that only warnings of the deadly eruption and office of international aid what ignored meanwhile rescues a pressing ahead with efforts in devastated

circumstances you can find god you are alive and you'll be able to see those you left behind here in gotham allah in his second attempt to reach the united states for the two year old mother says things got tough maybe it took us three days only to cross the river and then the border patrol caught us they treated us like animals chased us and held guns to our heads as a result of the us is tougher enforcement of anti immigration laws officers here say they've seen a change in the spirit of what the violence are writing back home and as everywhere all we see different behavior they are intimidated we know the process and treatment in the us is difficult when they landed in guatemala you can tell they said in an disillusioned many have left the families in the u.s. and they want to be a united will for years there's been playing loads of the parties coming not only to what they might like but also to with us nearly every day immigration officials tell us there's been an increase of forty five percent in the number of people coming compared to last year. more than twenty four thousand what they were

great deal of pride and a little bit of apprehension as well at posting this summit because of course allaha number of days —— hosting —— our. we know there are headstrong leaders involved and talks could go either way, as you've been hearing our a nalysts way, as you've been hearing our analysts talk about. there's a lot to ta ke analysts talk about. there's a lot to take in but certainly an exciting time with these historic talks. we know there's a lot of security that's gone into it, lots of singaporeans concerned about the kind of investment that's gone into it. the prime minister had said 20 million singapore dollars was spent on security and logistics around the summit, and! on security and logistics around the summit, and i spoke to singapore's minister for summit, and i spoke to singapore's ministerfor home affairs summit, and i spoke to singapore's minister for home affairs a little earlier to ask him about this and he explained the enormity of hosting this summit. we're talking about the president of the united states, chairman kim of north korea. probably the highest security the

and author as well those of allah is now challenging that dogma and his new book the cartels do not exist drug trafficking and culture in mexico earlier our own sean stone sat down with the vala about his challenging new book. as well those thank you so much for joining me i'm really looking for talking about this important subject which with you which is the issue of drug cartels especially in mexico our neighbor state over the years we've seen numbers about how hundreds of thousands of people have been killed as a result of the drug wars and obviously at the hands of both. paramilitaries government police and also the cartels themselves but you have a new book that is in spanish translated to english yet but the the but. name of the book reallocation is that the drug cartels don't exist what is that exactly mean well thank you for depredation to be here and to share some of the say the us what i mean by drug cartels in that exists is the fact that what we think happens in mexico is related to this so-called drug organizations there are drug cartels as we are told they operate in the cou

involved in just about everything that's being going on at the panama funds brought the book con of allah to nice you know go the other day well the mexicans are saying they're bringing mexico we're here to moscow and they actually do have quite a belief that they could go all the way i mean i don't know sure too sure about that but when it comes to the the atmosphere here is certainly very much one of friendship consolation as well those seem sort of gone now what is really has been nice to see those teams that have gone through showing not conciliatory handshake to those funds that have gone out but yes still can't get any germans to come and speak to me i'm sure i will find some by the end of this book but yeah big shock a really big shock obviously in a footballing sense and on the field and threw up all the tournament a big showcase for the funds as well and they called sky. and you think the corresponding central moscow pain so if i can get back to texting peter many thanks and not rush things up for this i was still well known in the games and just kicked off in the second half and

allah and also he's kind of much more independence stance on a number of global questions so i don't think there is an unwillingness on the part of many of the european powers with nato to increase military spending to two percent which is what they're actually committed to under do we know that he's already there there's a lot of reason there's a lot of resistance to pick a to reach that two percent of g.d.p. i mean they've been talking about it for years and they're still not doing it ok what only four countries out of the out of the entire block actually do that ok i mean they still resist doing it so that doesn't count water with me no they want something for free and then if they don't get it for free they don't want to pay for it that's michael you but you work through the defense department. you know well i see that the first this is more on economic betterment between europe and and russia because that is a they have a major dependency there but the whole military concept is basically evaporated in favor of more economic opportunities such as in dealing with iran dealing with

africa not europe his slogan stop the invasion local councillor and salvini supporter fabio kuntar allah took me to parts of catan year he says are over run by migrants. that is you know. if you need to if you would and he is now the biggest refugee camp in europe many times we have taken the issue to europe but it's taken salvini out to put a stop to it are close to being invaded and the impact of illegal immigration is particularly evident in neighborhoods like this one back at the camp a message from one refugee that this anti migrant rhetoric is dangerous. you can't group of migrants together some of us fled persecution others have come just to earn money and then return to africa we don't have that choice we came here because we were being persecuted we came to europe because the rule of law is respected in africa it isn't that with these new policies italy risks accusations that it is also forgetting the rule of law and its moral obligations to those in need charlie and to al jazeera to tell you. ok let's bring in our guests joining us here from geneva leonard doyle spokesman for t

any object having a big horrible and it can get through allah to be dished out and the lake of fire the soil so they still same scam up to the ground or of all so many wow they saw and in the solar hot subsiding may breed zero point five meters or a little roger. so therefore this is showing how terrible the fire show is and underground pipes. wires and they were. they still things are praise are would as they are after the earthquake just not to forget the same as the happened here faction. of the e.u. . with liquefaction of the ground earthquakes increased subsided making the city even more vulnerable to flooding. the areas threatened by subsidence in the event of a big earthquake as shown in red on the map. the port of tokyo is particularly at risk it includes an industrial zone with chemical factories scientists are understandably worried about this is a vulnerable site what happens if the politics perience is an earthquake or tsunami or a storm. in this. area the ground level is low because it was course that one hundred. or seventy years ago and also the earth nor can't. function

circumstances you can find god you are alive and you'll be able to see those you left behind here in gotham allah. in his second attempt to reach the united states for the two year old mother says things got tough with the it took us three days only to cross the river and then the border patrol caught us they treated us like animals chased us and held guns to our heads as a result of the u.s. is tougher enforcement of anti immigration laws officers here say they've seen a change in the spirit of what the violence are writing back home and as a veil we see different behavior they are intimidated we know the process and treatment in the us is difficult when they landed in guatemala you can tell they said in an disillusioned many have left the families in the u.s. and they want to be reunited well for years there's been playing loads of the parties coming not only to what they might but also to with us nearly every day immigration officials tell us there's been an increase of forty five percent in the number of people coming compared to last year. more than twenty four thousand what they were deport

well there were a lot of allah i thought well i'll bet they will i'll bet under islamic state rule her biggest fear was for her children especially her eldest daughter so. i think that i s. would see her she's pretty i wouldn't let her now sit in. even when i had to take my daughters to the answer uncles they would be in full shari'a outfit and i wouldn't let anyone see their faces. sadly best in the business. they send women to our house to ask if we had girls for marriage or any bathroom i do not agree in when we said no and this when we had nancy we rehearsed that man never neglecting his mom nor for that and i think. the children to shield her in a village outside the city with a father who's desperately ill shirk. despite all her problems this extraordinary woman is looking forward to a new era. need salons and if only people are afraid women and men still afraid of i guess let us take a look at me face to face. if there is still one of them still living on it let him say let him see me you clearly know i'm not afraid of him so every here. even if he's going to come from undergrou

daily sermons on illegal radio stations and use them to spread his message it earned him the nickname allah radio. for as little grew up in the mountainous swat valley and spent years as head of the region's taleban before taking over as leader from hakimullah mehsud in two thousand and thirteen. lou is believed to have been operating from hideouts in the forests of eastern afghanistan he'd been falsely reported killed on numerous occasions his apparent killing by a u.s. airstrike could open the door for stronger cooperation between pakistan afghanistan and the united states the u.s. wants to get pakistan on board taking out pakistan's or salma bin laden really is quite quite a strong incentive for marcus to not to cooperate with his death will mean for the pakistani taliban is unclear the pakistani taliban is separate from the afghan taliban it's active here is fighters are in a cease fire with the government for the three days of the holiday and president hopes it will last longer jennifer glassed al jazeera kabul time for a short break when we come back the president it was a separate fa

attorney from the fbi assigned to robert mueller and now we see circumstances where he's saying viva allah resistance, aligning himself with resistance against the trump administration while working with robert mueller. we've got to disband the mueller probe, corrupt from the beginning. lou: i think you make a terrific point. this report, just the facts, forget the -- there isn't even an attempt at logical conclusion based on the evidence because otherwise there could be people being marched forward to grand juries because this is contemptible, absolute corrupt conduct on the part of the fbi and the department of justice as well, i think. to sit there and say that five attorneys, three of them known to not, were involved here, it is just straightforward. they were working for hillary clinton, they were working as political activists. they were doing what she did, that is have public in the clear conversations of government business being conducted on their private cell phones in contravention of every requirement of the fbi. and this inspector general wants to give them a little slap on th

it started before noon today at allah many. firefighters say a group of french tourists pulled the man out of his burning home. he suffered minor injuries, the fire damage totaled up for homes. >>> crews fired battled a fire this afternoon the smoke could be seen for miles, there are no reports of any injuries or damage to homes and no word yet on how either of those fires start. nick the meteorologist is tracking the conditions of more interest in it. >>> we started to warm up today, temperatures the hottest locations around 100 degrees, that will set the stage for the hottest day of the week which is to drop your fire danger as you have heard, will be a concern into the weekend. this map showing you the red, this is waking up with a red flag warning. if not only for the bay area also up in the northern portions of the state as well. it's not just locally but for a good portion of california. a hot saturday, temperatures topping 100 degrees, very dry conditions. the wind will pull slip, gusts around 30 or 40 miles per hour. as

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she believes we need to be a untry that follows allahs, but alsont a coury that governs with heart. is is all inesponse to the trump administration's zero tolerance policy which requires adults crossing the border illegally to be arrested. thousands of children have been d from their parents as a result. one of the president's top advisors echoed the first lady's softer tone on "meet the press" this weekend. >> as a plomother, as a catholi as sebody who has conscience, i will tell you idbody likes this policy. you saw the present on camera. he wants this to end. >> now, the hse is expected to vote on two immigration measures this week. >>> peeve people are dead following a chase with border patrol agents in texas. p ple were in said this suv d when tver lost control wed why yesterday. you can see the damage after the car flipped several times. 12 people were tloenl out. the suv was going 100 miles per hour when the driver lost control near big wells, texas. s authoritie the driver, who is a u.s. citizen, was smuggling >>ople who had just crossed the border. he driver of this vehicle

to see children celebrated from their families she believes we need to be a country that follows allahs, but also a country that governs in heart. there is all in response to the trump traigs's zero tolerance policy which requires dpaults crossing the border illegal to bearrested. thousands of children have been separated from their parents who are accused of violating immigration law. one of the president's topvi adsors ek qchoed the first ladys softer tone this weekend. >>ssist a mother, as a catholic, as somebody who has a, conscience i will tell you nobody likes this policy. u saw the president on cames. he wants t to end. >> the house is expecd to vote on two immigration measures this week. more on what's up for debate ahead at >>4:45. five people are dead following a chase with border patrol agents in texas. 14 were inside this suv. you see the damage after the car flipped several times. 12 people were thrown out. the suv was going 100 miles per hour when he lost control. authorities say the driver was smuggling people who had just crossed the boarder. we'red the driver who is as.