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i've nothing left of damien. i've nothing left of damien. and the best i could do is try and the best i could do is try to do something good in his to do something good in his memory. memory. >> "america tonight's" sheila >> "america tonight's" sheila macvicar with us. macvicar with us. and this is so timely because and this is so timely because just at this hour we're hearing just at this hour we're hearing reports of more teenagers being reports of more teenagers being lured from the states. lured from the states. >> this is a boy, 19 years old >> this is a boy, 19 years old who was actually arrested at who was actually arrested at o'hare airport earlier this o'hare airport earlier this summer with his yurn younger brr summer with his yurn younger brr and sister. and sister. he had bought he had bought tickets, arranged tickets, arranged passports for all of them to go passports for all of them to go to turkey and then go on to to turkey and then go on to syria and join up with islamic syria and join up with islamic state of iraq and the l

i've nothing left of damien. and the best i could do is try to do something good in his memory. >> "america tonight's" sheila macvicar with us. and this is so timely because just at this hour we're hearing reports of more teenagers being lured from the states. >> this is a boy, 19 years old who was actually arrested at o'hare airport earlier this summer with his yurn younger brr and sister. he had bought tickets, arranged passports for all of them to go to turkey and then go on to syria and join up with islamic state of iraq and the levant. he is held with very serious charges. his younger brother and sister are not charged but potentially he faces long years in prison if the prosecutor proves beyond all reasonable doubt that he was heading for a radical organization. when someone starts to deviate off the straight path, it's all the same, whether you're talking about gangs or drugs or religious cult or religious radicalization. it is all the same thing. >> when children become vulnerable to influences like this.

there is damien raiding the fridge. >> reporter: this is the last video of her son, drifting around the edges of a family halloween party. he travelled in the next month to the middle east and said he was studying linguistics. instead, he went to fight alongside extremists in algeria, joining al-nusra. >> i don't buy that he said he was going to be radicalized. >> in the area of social media, there's a lot of focus on the internet. and jemaah al-nusra and i.s.i.l. spend money on recruitment videos. this 40 year veteran in police believes the internet alone doesn't create would-be terrorists. >> you need someone pulling the strings, guiding, encouraging, guiding them into indoctrination. >> have you found that person or people in your city? >> no. we know they are there, we are told they are there. >> the process of becoming radicalized, ending up as a foreign fighter is, in many ways, no different to the past membership in a gang or involvement in drugs, recognising alienation and early intervention are the keys. calgary is working to identify a programme to identify at-risk young peopl

damien? >> reporter: right now the gymnasium at de la seoul high school prepares for that visit.here he'll sign two presidential memorandums, changing some parts of the u.s. immigration policy. mr. obama returns to de la soul high for the third time, a school with children mostly from families of immigrants. >> and john boehner says the move ruins any chance of both sides coming across the aisle. >> you have to wonder what are we going to talk about next? just a half hour ago, john boehner repeated that criticism of the president's action saying he's acting like an emperor and that there's no chance that the two sides will come up with a plan together. >> the president has chosen to deliberately sabotage any chance of enacting bipartisan reforms that he claims to seek. and as i told the president yesterday, he's damaging the presidency itself. >> reporter: while the lawmakers talk about what they're not going to do together next, many of the immigrants who call the bay area home are talking about what the executive order means for them, from farm works are who were not covered in

i'm damien mcguinness. i'm really pleased you could join us on the program today.n spain, why its local women who are doing the heavy lifting. while italy, meanwhile, is struggling with the weight of history. and why russian villages are dancing to their own tune under the strength of sanctions, but first, to a spanish town in north africa. because it is a spanish exclave, it has the unusual status of being a small bit of the european union on the african continent, which means migrants often see it as a way into the eu, but also, traders using it as a way of legally getting european goods out. the problem is that local people are literally -- local people are being used for what is literally back raking work. >> she is having 40 kilos strapped to her back -- it might be food, clothing, or blankets. she is going to lug the cargo across the border from spain to morocco. >> this is how poor people like us earn our money. it is relentless. everyone thinks only of themselves. work is torture. >> there are now hundreds of mule women crossing the border, which used to be

i'm damien mcguinness. thanks very much for joining us.day's program -- the belgians who want to tackle islamic extremism. ukrainians who want to join russia. and the french who want their own, rather small, kingdom. the conflict in the middle east are having an impact on the europe in many ways. one of them being that young european muslims are being recruited to gond

i'm damien mcguinness. and this is "focus on europe," showing you the people behind the headlines - the stories you -- from every corner of the continent. i'm really pleased you could join us. on the programme today -- croatians hope to heal the scars of history. in switzerland, property boom turns into property destruction. and in finland, betting on an end to austerity. but first, here in germany, a trial is about to open which should shed light on one of the most mysterious crimes of the cold war. the former head of the secret police of croatia is accused of involvement inhe

i'm damien mcguinness. i'm really pleased you could join us on the program today.spain, why its local women who are doing the heavy lifting. while italy, meanwhile, is struggling with the weight of history. and why russian villages are dancing to their own tune under the strength of sanctions, but first, to a spanish town in north africa. because it is

i'm damien mcguinness. great you could join us.n the show today -- on the dutch-german border -- farmers on a wild goose chase. albania's rubbish tips -- workplace and home for the poor. and the italian island where people feel more alpine than mediterranean. but first back here to germany, where people have just celebrated the 25th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. the fall of the wall in 1989 set off a chain of events throughout central and eastern europe that led to the collapse of communism throughout the whole region. including later that year in what was then called czechoslovakia. for more than 40 years the czech and slovakian people had lived under a pro-soviet regime that viewed religion as a subversive force. and the authorities went to extreme lengths to undermine the christian church in particular -- including deporting roman catholic nuns to one of the most isolated parts of the country -- to what cynically became known as a "concentration cloister." >> the authorities thought they could break their faith her

i'm damien mcguinness. great you could join us on the program today.taly -- a year since the tragedy at love producer. paris -- from city of romance to city of rodents. and in norway -- is oil turning into more of a curse than a blessing? it is exactly a year since more than 300 african migrants drowned

i'm damien mcguinness. great you could join us on the program today.taly -- a year since the tragedy at love producer. paris -- from city of romance to city of rodents. and in norway -- is oil turning into more of a curse than a blessing? it is exactly a year since more than 300 african migrants drowned just off the coast of the italian island of lampedusa. the tragedy was seen as a wake-up call for europe. every year, thousands of people died as they tried to flee war and poverty by crossing the mediterranean in small, overcrowded boats, but a year on, the humanitarian crisis has got worse, not better, so local people of the island of lampedusa have started using art to call on europe's leaders to act. >> this is the gate of europe. it raises southward from the italian island of lampedusa. from here, it's 300 kilometers to europe. the artwork was created in honor of the migrants who lost their lives crossing the mediterranean seeking european shores. at the port, there's a graveyard for their boats. after having discharged their human cargo on the isl

i'm damien mcguinness. and this is "focus on europe," showing you the people behind the headlines - the stories you -- from every corner of the continent. i'm really pleased you could join us. on the programme today -- croatians hope to heal the scars of history. in switzerland, property boom turns into property destruction. and in finland, betting on an end to austerity. but first, here in germany, a trial is about to open which should shed light on one of the most mysterious crimes of the cold war. the former head of the secret police of croatia is accused of involvement in the murder of a croatian dissident near munich in 1983. at the time, croatia was part of what was then communist yugoslavia. to escape oppression, croatian dissidents often fled to the former west germany. but even there, they were not safe. and dozens were allegedly murdered by yugoslav secret agents, who were never brought to justice. until now, that is -- and relatives of those victims are hoping finally for some answers. >> robert

i'm damien mcguinness. thanks very much for joining us.n today's program -- the belgians who want to tackle islamic extremism. ukrainians who want to join russia. and the french who want their own, rather small, kingdom. the conflict in the middle east are having an impact on the europe in many ways. one of them being that young european muslims are being recruited to go and fight, particularly in syria. it's a trauma for their families but also a major worry for the european countries they come from. the danger is that they could come back radicalized. the highest number of recruits in proportion to the population comes from belgium. the issue has, of course, unleashed a big debate in belgian society, but whose fault is it? some there are trying to find an answer to that question. >> maximum-security for belgium's biggest terrorism trial. eight suspected numbers of the organization sharia or belgium -- four belgium are in court. after returning from syria, he revealed how belgian islamists were turning youths into jihadists. his father sa

damien lee 32 points but can't hit the game winner. 72 hyphen dragons zero-four for the first time inyears. to winless to undefeated william penn high school football team ranged number one in the state of delaware looking fog their first state title in 12 years face sane mark the state semi finals. william penn coach marvin dooley will take the field tomorrow with a heavy heart, his mom' funeral was today. >> it's a special day for me. i lost my mother on friday of last week so it would be nice to bring it home for her. >> entire team want to win the all for her. >> absolutely. >> good luck to them. >> that does it for us >>> bill cosby, you won't believe what he said last night. >> you're an evil old man. >> and a former actress comes forward claiming cosby assaulted her back stage at "the tonight show." >> did you feel like no one would believe you if you came forward? >>> then, the teen dragged by her teacher, he wants her in that pool. exclusive. what the student is saying today. >> makes me want to cry. >>> and how to avoid a heart attack when you're shoveling snow. >> i don't b

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. >> growing up in calgary, damien was bright, into school, sports, cars and star wars. as a teenager, things started to change. >> i think he was just trying to find where he fits and it was difficult. we had struggles. >> at 16, he dropped out of school, became reclusive and depressed. counsel didn't help. >> the day after his 17t 17th birthday, he attempted to take his own life. >> soon after, her son converted to islam. she was relieved. >> when he converted to islam, he'd found this peace within him. >> for three years, damien seemed happy, working at peace, but then he he moved to a new apartment, and that brought him to this downtown mosque. >> there's more agitation within him. he started talking about 9/11 conspiracy theories. he he started talking about other countries and the wars that they have there. >> in 2013, the troubled 22-year-old went to fight alongside extremists in syria, joining al-qaeda link to al-nusra. calgary police said there is a problem in his city. >> i don't buy into i went to the internet, liked what he said, i'm going to be radicalized a

damien wilson alleges that brown charged him, trying to grab his gun, leaving wilson's face bruised and orbital eye socket damaged. the video appears to show no visible signs of injuries, there's no close-ups of darren wilson's face. attorneys say the video proves reports of his injuries are exaggerated. police dispatch recordings help to establish a timeline. it begins inside the store, where brown is seen shoving a clerk and stealing small cigars. >> it will be a blackmail and a white tort. he took a box of cigars. >> reporter: it took a minute for darren wilson to encounter brown and shoot him. you can hear crying in the background as an officer calls for backup. >> get us several units over here, there'll be a problem. >> how big of a problem, few could have predicted. brown's death led to months of sometimes violent protests, leaving a community divided. now, as ferguson missouri awaits a grand jury's decision on whether darren wilson will be charged with a crime, the town is bracing for the possibility of more anger and violence >>> now, winter is approaching in india, and that me

damien fernandez in florida, actually par him the first in 2006 in oklahoma city in 2009 jennifer griffin orange county florida 2009, bridget westmore virginia 2009 christie williams in georgia in 2010 at the first was driving a chrysler and the others were driving a honda. your company settled with them. if that information had been made public more people would know about this deadly defective airbag and fewer people would have been killed. do you agree? >> mr. kunselman and mr. schostek. >> respectfully i would highlight that incident did occur in the fall of 2013 and i highlighted it in my opening statement. while it's our policy when we enter into confidential settlement terms the existence of that incident was not concealed anyway. >> but the details were and the devil was in the details here, don't you agree? >> i would ask for a definition of details. >> well the details of how and why and what the role of the airbag was in that crash. >> mr. schostek do you agree? and let me ask both of you will your companies submit to declining from now on to enter into these kinds of secret se

damien fernandez in florida, ashley pond in oklahoma city in 2,009, jennifer griffin, wrath more virginia 2,009, christy williams in georgia 2,010. the first was driving a chrysler. the others were driving and honda. your companies settled with them. if that information had been made public more people would know about this deadly, defective airbag and fewer people would have been killed. do you agree? >> respectfully, i respectfully, i would highlight that that incident did occur in the fall of 2,013. i highlighted it in my opening statement. while it is while it is our policy when we enter into confidential settlement terms that the existence of that incident was not concealed in any way. >> but the details were. and the devil and the death was in the details here. don't you agree? >> i would ask for a definition of details. >> well, the. >> well, the details of how and why and what the role of the airbag was in that crash. do you agree? and let me ask both of you, will your companies commit to declining from now on to enter into these kind of secret settlements and concealing the facts

wolf hall, for those that really love "masterpiece" with damien lewis as henry viii looks fantastic. history project but really puts us into it. if you watch most natural history progaps and you were from space, you would wonder, who are these humans. i think that is a fantastic -- we're actually beginning january with billy joel. he just received the gershwin prize last week. that concert will air on january 2nd. >> fantastic. >> we're excited. >> just a little busy. paula, thank you so much. it's great to have you on. congratulations. good luck making it to april. where you break the record for the longest serving leader. >> what, if anything, did we learn today. >>> i'm meteorologist bill karins. all eyes continue on the buffalo area after the epic snow, the snow melt today is very i pre impressive. high temperature, 60 degrees. thankfully, they did not get a lot of rain. also watching that rain moving up through new england. watch out for wintry precip around minneapolis and milwaukee. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching