and nature trail -- a quest to find a rare and endangered bird in benin. millions of sirens have fled their homes since the outbreak of civil war four years ago, many of them had originally hoped to make it to the european union. but in reality, it is neighboring countries with the ma majority end up finding shelter. turkey alone is playing host to some one .six million syrian refugees and counting. the chip pea dishes of hum mulls are fall fell are staple foods throughout the middle east. so of course they're on the menu at nizar bitar's restaurant. he comes from syria, like many of his customers too. they've fled to turkey to escape the civil war at home. >> i like to make food, and, you know, kitchen work. i like it so much i decide, i must work, because syrian people also missed more things here. like bread, like syrian kitchen. bitar arrived in turkey from damascus with two suitcases. he was on the run from the syrian secret police. with his restaurant, he was able to make a new start, and to offer the growing tide of young syrian refugees an opportun

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. >> i'll say that i'm from benin.'t grew up in benin, i grew up in cameron so am i the fruit of that story. i've been in france for 20 years now and i feel french. am i french therefore? you know, so i'm all those stuff. >> brown: set in purgatory, fagbohoun created a kind of confessional, with a video inspired by a very universal experience-- the loss of a parent, in this case his father. >> what happened when you lose someone, what remains, the pain is what remain unspoken. so i had that feeling of things that i wish i have tell my father and i wish that i'd heard from him and the best way to do it in was in a confessional form >> brown: hell, in this exhibition, is dark indeed. a menacing video by kenyan artist mwangi hutter plays on a loop. headless duelers, by the british-nigerian artist yinka shonibare are poised to do the unnecessary. a ship of heads, by jems robert koko bi of ivory coast, sits motionless, recalling the one used by dante and his guide, virgil, to cross the river styx. and light barely escapes a

someone younger with traditional values with high regard for the constitution in the working men and benin and their families to make up the middle class. strong enough of character to break big money interests groups like the business roundtable while boosting small businesses and innovation in. and then to pull into strips away from the public trough. that the republican party must be the party of the american dream. to celebrate free enterprise capitalism without embarrassment or a slave to capital someone who will lead the generals and only injure into a war with the final national interest are threatened. and the morons we have elected leave the but we voted for them. we have to do a lot better. the quotation from abraham lincoln this evening. elections belong to the people if they decide to turn their backs of the fire and burned their declined then they have to sit on their blisters. i like that. we will be right back. a bombshell development in the closing arguments of the child of fernandez. his lawyers stunning admission. the incredible story of a highly venomous snakes and one f

this was benine but it could have been worse. >> and that woman at the white house was pumped through bullets. i think that was an overreaction and they are scared to fight back. but this guy shouldn't have done this. this stunt is wrong and not funny. >>> new rules announced at the clinton foundation in what could turn out to be a major campaign issue for hillary in 2016. the foundation saying it is going to continue to accept donations from six foreign governments during hillary's presidential run despite they could create a conflict of interest. australia canada, germany, netherlands, norway and the uk and all other governments will still be allowed to attend and appear on panels at clinton's global initiative meetings. they could be paid fees of $20,000 just for showing up. james, this seems like major issue running for president. >> there is no question we will hear a lot about it as the campaign unfolds. not from the primary challenges because there are not any in the democratic party. but i think this is a second tier issue. i think the e-mail controversy more dramatically expo

not just girls but of course boys pulled out of classrooms, boko haram meaning that education is for benin, willing to help resources and with our continued messaging than it needs to be military and a set of steps to be taken and we can move into a new phase and it no boy, girl or citizen none of them are safe. >> thank you madam chair, thank you, ambassador, and i want to say personally that i appreciate your work. >> it is much appreciated. and you talk about the normalization process, one of the things that someone has talked about that you come to know whether you go to this or just a three-year constituent one of the big issues that i think is important for any normalization process, i wanted to get your take on whether you think this is part of it. that includes those when they left would be returning in short order. and were not able to because of the castro regime seizing the property i'm just curious is property claims will this be part of the normalization and they would be reclaiming that property. >> we are now at the early stage of the normalization process. , whether we can