hala has used her savings to take a mini-bus across turkey.laughing) (playful screaming) (screaming continues) (playful screaming) >> narrator: it's february 2015. the family is staying with a relative in istanbul. they've been waiting to see if their application for asylum in germany will be accepted. (engine roaring overhead) (screaming) (sniffling) (sniffling) >> narrator: after three months in turkey, hala and the children have some good news. they've been granted asylum. with refugee passports, they can now travel safely and legally to germany. they will be supported financially and given a home in an historic mountain town called goslar. >> goslar... >> narrator: compared to most syrian refugees, hala and the children are lucky. with their refugee passports, they don't have to pay smugglers to get into europe, and they can afford the flight from istanbul to germany. ♪ (birds chirping) (birds chirping) (birds chirping) >> narrator: hala and the children have been in their new home in goslar for two weeks. the family is given 1,900 euros,

hala gorani there and atika shubert, we'll check in with you later as well.th. >>> we're going to take a short break. more on our top story coming up. that devastating earthquake in japan known to have killed more than a dozen people at least so far. rescuers trying to find survivors as we speak. >>> also, north korea widely criticized for its nuclear ambitions and now the main ally of leader kim jong-un telling him to stop. that story coming up. >>> welcome back. you're watching "cnn newsroom." i'm michael holmes. >>> pope francis on the greek island of lesbos to meet with migrants there. more than 2,000 of them living in limbo in a camp hoping to reach northern europe. many of them will not. the pope has called the migrant crisis the worst of its kind since the second world war. >>> two-time citizens caught up in the china -- kenya deportation dust-up apparently say they're sorry. chinese media say they were pleading for mercy. deporting taiwanese to main land china after a court acquitted them in a telecom scam. >>> nigeria security will appear before the

. >> i have always offered you my house in the keys to go to but hala likes to play -- >> and hala is girl when she comes to that so then the third surprise was after our great vacation, which was one of our favorite once, my mom went home with my sister, opened up the door of her parent -- >> thinking it was over. >> -- it was over. and -- >> surprise! >> and there are the kids and balloons and -- >> fantastic. >> it was a really, really, really fun weekend. >> i love that about the family. you surprised each other. i don't know how you would get away with it. how was your weekend? >> my weekend, thank you for asking, was not a surprise. my brother and i like to get on the acela here in new york and take the train down, gives us time together. then testify dinner with our mom who can't travel the same way she once could and she's doing great. all of you ask about my mom a lot. thank you, she's great. and her -- and my sister's birthday. she turned -- >> it was her birthday. >> there she is. >> blew out a candle. >> at the beautiful chart house at the waterfront in annapolis. the char

. >> hala gorani has a look at the incredible mark she made on modern architecture. >> reporter: zahaadid's work can be seen in cities around the world. from manhattan to miami, morocco and moscow. she was known for her curvy, dramatic and contemporary designs. among her most famous buildings the london aquatic center, built for the 2012 olympic games. the maxi museum in rome, this colossal cultural center in azerbaijan. the first museum in the u.s. designed by a female architect. born in baghdad, she knew since she was a little girl that she was destined to build great things. >> i always wanted to be an architect. since i was maybe i don't know, 7, 8, 9, 10 years. i can't remember now. i think i saw a show in baghdad which inteagued me. >> reporter: hadid grew up in iraq, studied math in beirut, and left for london in the early 1970s to pursue her dream. she graduated from london's prestigious school of architecture and established her own firm in 1979. she went on to design boundary-pushing structures all over the world. and not just buildings. hadid came up with furniture, even sh

living in the basement of this home.ome neighbors in a prince william county community are scared hala to death after someone fired bullets into their home. tonight they're demanding actioo before someone gets hurt. plus, a hollywood star who is is coming forward with her personal battle to help bring an end to alzheimer's disease. di > fox5 local news at 11 starts right now. and we thank you for joining us tonight. i'm tony perkins and i'm shawnni yancy. a big fire at a gaithersburg ga townhouse is now linked to a t murder investigation. officials first thought the firh was an accident and everyone goe today we learned a man who lived in the basement lost his life. fox5's teisha lewis is life in i gaithersburg with the disturbin new details. > teisha, we understand this is now a homicide investigation. well, tony, that's great and the first sign tony and shawn thatan you know this is not your yo typical fire is behind me. this long fence, it's more thant six feet tall. i won't touched the bashed wires but it is protecting what wha started as a fire investigatione that is now the focal

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living in the basement of this home.ome neighbors in a prince william county community are scared halaath after someone fired bullets into their home. tonight they're demanding actioo before someone gets hurt. plus, a hollywood star who is is coming forward with her personal battle to help bring an end to alzheimer's disease. di > fox5 local news at 11 starts right now. and we thank you for joining us tonight. i'm tony perkins and i'm shawnni yancy. a big fire at a gaithersburg ga townhouse is now linked to a t murder investigation. officials first thought the firh was an accident and everyone goe

hala gorani has a look at the incredible mark she made on modern architecture. >> reporter: zaha hadid's work can be seen in cities around the world. from manhattan to miami, morocco and moscow. she was known for her curvy, dramatic and contemporary designs. among her most famous buildings the london aquatic center, built for the 2012 olympic games. the maxi museum in rome, this colossal cultural center in azerbaijan. and cincinnati's contemporary arts center. the design that jump-started her career and the first museum in the u.s. designed by a female architect. born in baghdad, she knew since she was a little girl that she was destined to build great things. >> i always wanted to be an architect. since i was maybe i don't know, 7, 8, 9, 10 years. i can't remember now. i think i saw a show in baghdad which intrigued me. >> reporter: hadid grew up in iraq, studied math in beirut, and left for london in the early 1970s to pursue her dream. she graduated from london's prestigious school of architecture and established her own firm in 1979. she went on to design boundary-pushing structures

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