kate: the age of irresponsibility is over. the message from the head of the bank of england as he announced tougher punishments on illegal practices in the financial markets. reporter: among -- longer prison sentences and more accountability a promise from mark carney. in his speech to the city, the governor vowed to crack down on abusive financial practices. >> for the people in this room, this is not new. this is how you run your business. for others, for those who free ride on your reputation, the age of irresponsibility is over. reporter: public trust in banks has taken a hit after a series of international scandals in the financial world. a number of banks have been fined or are still under investigation in the libor scandal where banks attempted to rake the world possible benchmark borrowing rate. among kearny's proposals expending to 10 years in prison and applying criminal penalties. other proposals include extending to seven years the deadline which bankers would have to return bonuses in case of misconduct. criminalc

kate: it is coming.think we are talking about massive wage inflation but we are seeing tightening among sectors and industries. there is enough reason to be optimistic in the labor market to expect this data to pick up by the end of the year. vonnie: do we know if they will go or come back in a certain period? kate: this connection is fairly recent. one of the frustrations with previous generations is that if you bought a home, you became wed to the county or state that you lived in. we want people to feel like they can change industries and change states. brendan: renting versus owning is important. a report said there is a real distinction between forming a new household and having the credit to buy a new house. there is a real difference. this is unemployment rate, new household, consumable goods. tom: it speaks to the spirit of the country. i had an offspring who said a couple of years ago who said "dad, when does this get fun?" seriously, kate, it is about gdp. kate: newhouse formation has stayed ve

kate's tracking the storms and more. we'll have more on when they'll clear out coming up after the break. let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target and upgrade to a shiny new everything. now when you purchase one of these affordable plans get a $100 gift card. all things mobile. all in one place. >> it was a see of rainbows in philadelphia yesterday. >> area residents braved the heat in the 90s and celebrated the philadelphia pride festival and parade. in addition to floats, and fun of course the participants honored civil rights activism in the lgp community. among the participants, mayor nutter golf tom tomorrow wolf doctor rachael levine, first transends action physician general in the state of pennsylvania. >> so pleased to be a role model and a mentor to individuals in the lgbt community, and it is very special for me. >> an important milestone participants also celebrated ye

. >> up next on booktv from white house correspondent kate anderson brouwer correspondent kate anderson brouwer talks of a daily life in the white house residence. are images of white house butlers, maids and other stats reports of what it's like to take care of the first family, from the kennedys to the obama's obama's. >> you want to get started? >> yes. welcome, everyone. thank you for spending part of your evening with us at barnes & noble in bethesda. we are excited to welcome the best selling author kate anderson brower, with her ex ordinary book "the residence." my name is passionate on the business development manager at barnes & noble in bethesda and all of us are so happy that you were with us today. kate anderson brower has written and meticulously researched and fascinating book that chronicles 50 years of service by white house residence staff and she's going to speak to us about the writing of the book and read from her book. she is an accomplished journalist who covered the first term of the obama white house for "bloomberg news" and is a former cbs news staffer and a for

. >> kate howard the mayors budget analyst for the coming two fiscal years i have with me kate hartley the deputy director and benjamin the finance director for m h pd the mission to represent the people of the people in the city and county of san francisco a full live plays for a vibrant environment i'll do a few slides noting what is happening in the mayor's office budget and hand the presentation over to kate to talk to you ta talk about the housing of the community development slides highlights the fact that the mayor's office budget is 85 percent spent on housing and community development and 14 percent of the budget is used for generosity administrative costs the second slide reflects the same kind of splilt split 76 loans or grants recommended to affordable housing and 14 percent on staff and other operational costs our overall budget this year there's fyi for 16.6 to more in 2015-201685 percent of the budget and growth noted to housing and grants and loans i want to note now and say thank you to harvey and deborah our budget analyst for their thorough review the mayor's office

kate?that family also has many questions as well as many outside of that family of questions for them. but both sides very different emergencies, as you say, that they're dealing with, but all of them hurting at this moment. thanks, drew griffin on that for us, we'll get back to you, drew, because that's the first time we've heard anything from dylann roof's family. >>> we're going to get back to charleston next. known, of course, as holy city for its large number of church, parishioners will be heading back to service this is weekend. what can the message be and will people feel safe? that's a question we'll take on. we also at this hour continue to honor the victims of the church massacre in charleston from the youngest, 26 years i would, to the oldest, an 87-year-old grandmother. daniel simmons was a retired pastor. the 74-year-old attended bible study every wednesday, including the night he was gunned down. and sharonda singleton was a speech therapist, a high school track and field coa

and, kate, you talked about being mormon. >> well, this is the thing. in hearing the story, i'm reminded of this every single time as i think about lgbt issues and how we came this far as we have. lgbt people are literally everywhere. it's not just a slogan. we are in every demographic. we are in every community. we are in every neighborhood. we are in every family. we are in every racial identity and ethnic group. i mean, it is -- i think that's part of the reason why we've come so far so fast is that it is -- once we come out, which is such an important, empowering point in our lives, everyone else who loves us then has to make the choice whether they want to continue to be in a relationship with us or whether they're gonna close down that relationship. and we've been the beneficiaries of many people deciding they wanted to stay in a relationship with us. so they've changed their views and their attitudes about lgbt people. we still have tremendous work to do, and i want to be clear, while i'm super-excited about winning marriage and we'll have a deci

kate steele and her son ari are with me right now. daughter, dani, is too ill to get out of bed but is watchin from home. your kids were diagnoed when they were little. just normal kids, outside doing their thing like everybody does. we don't thk about the dangers of a tick bite. and they're evywhere. we have dogs, everybodis susceptible to this. >> wedid a lot of hiking. we were an outdoo family. we had two dog the dogs slept on the bed. we pied ticks off of the dog but di't think anything of it. didn't occur of us to be concerned. >> and ari, because you and your sister are both ill, what is that like for you being around eacother? are you able to find supporfor one another? >> i think the support we were able to offer each other initially was really great. it gave us a lot of strength. i think unfortately as our illnessesrogressed and got worse, we wen't able to sport each other in the sa way because we each needed so much individual support. >> yeah. howid you handle that psychologally? i know just there people in my own life, chr

meteorologist kate bill other is tracking storms live along kelly drive kate?chris. we do have have pretty steady rain coming down here along kelly drive and heavy thunderstorms rolling through the entire region. we are hearing thunder, we have seen a few flashes of lightening. trail has cleared out here. traffic is moving okay behind me since martin luther king drive behind us ape also schuylkill expressway. things are very slow. they will get slower. as you in move west that is where we have got heavy rain falling right now. lets go out to storm scan three. you can see what we're looking at this evening. we've got heavy rain lining up down i-95 corridor. heavy rain in the western suburbs right new we are seeing pockets of rain aroundard more area back through main line. down in portions of delaware county and that extend near baltimore area where strong thunderstorms are moving through and potentially or previously tornado warn storm pushing through salem county still with strong wind. take a look what we're expecting on the road for rest of tonight. we will

kate what was your reaction when you first heard this decision come down? >> i burst into tears and i'm not the least bit ashamed of it. it felt like not only the culmination of so much work and effort and sacrifice by so many, by really countless people, that it also felt like it was the harbinger of a new chapter where maybe more freedom, more justice, it felt like you know those words, equal justice under law inscribed on the supreme court building that meant something for all of us. >> it's more real. >> we're going to talk about the ruling itself. what are the legal underpinnings of it? >> well this is both on due process grounds and equal protection grounds, which is a very important point. this is solid deely based on two doctrines. you have a due process right to marry and you can't discriminate on a factor that has no rationality as well as you can't discriminate between people. and justice kennedy's signature line is going to be equal dignity in the eyes of the law. >> there were some very voiceferous discents assents as well. some thought chief r

host: joining us is kate from politico. kate: the republicans have been pushing for net neutrality to counter the fcc rules, what do you make of that push? representative barton: i'm supportive of these efforts, i would be more aggressive than they are being but as i said as the bill passes the house and senate, the question is if the visa will -- if the president will veto it. both chairman upton and chairman -- are working on this issue and finding common ground so we can get democrats to support the bill. kate: do you think that there is a chance? representative barton: i'm not going to try to predict political cap relations within the democratic caucus. think common sense tells you what fred and greg are trying to do, it makes sense but we will hope in some time that the democrats will support it. host: i want to ask you about the office of personnel management and the hack that occurred, there have been calls for the head of opm to resign do you support that? representative barton: at this point in time, i don't seriou

kate bilo is in for cat i orr tracking when rain arrives and also kate, you've got some concerns about the flooding you want to share. >> we are tracking some of that heavy rain moving in the area as we head into sunday morning especially saturday night into sunday morning when heavier rain will occur. it will be a quick hitting system. it can dump inches of rain in a short period of time. in the near term we have one strong thunderstorm over portions of ocean county. here it is at the moment. you can see red, very heavy rainfall associated with this around 206 between tabernacle and shamong with the precipitation rate of 2.21 inches per hour. these are big ringers. anything that pops up tonight will pre dues local liz heavy downpours. off to the west we have circulation with tropical depression bill. circulation hanging on with this system and really clearly see here moving in portion s of southern illinois, kentucky and portions of indiana as well. all this will be drifting our way, as we head into the second half of the weekend. late saturday night into sunday morning is the time to

kate? >> stephanie gosk in upstate new york. >>> overseas to the deadly terror attacks that played out across three continents yesterday. violence in kate france, and tunisia. we are learning more about the massacre in tunisia. 39 were enjoying vacations at a beach resort when they were gunned down during a terrifying scene. kelly, good evening >> reporter: kate good evening. you can see the crowds gathering at the gates of this hotel. there are hundreds here. on a march against terrorism in this country. many of the witnesses we spoke to are convinced there was more than one attacker. but the government says there was one gunman a university student dressed for the day on the beach hiding an assault rifle in his beach umbrella. one attacker one gun. and dozens slaughtered on the sand. the horrifying attack captured on cell phone. >> thought it was an explosion. >> reporter: matthew and his girlfriend diane darlington barricaded themselves in their hotel room, recording the chaos blow. >> y

we will soon be under a flood watch, meteorologist kate bilo is in the cbs-3 weather center with more what we can expect this weekend kate. >> it is not best news to deliver, summer weekend looms ahead with fathers day and start of the summer on sunday, we do have some rain to track and heavy rain at that. in fact, even this evening we are seeing a few thunderstorms popping up on storm scan three. not everyone getting them but they have heavy localized downpours associated with them this one moving over northeast area right through bensalem, cheltenham wissonoming and route one and now crossing i-95. heavy downpours with that particular cell. anything that pops up this afternoon or this evening there will be quick hitting but they have heavy rainfall, associated with them. you can see a few heading down for delaware as well. let's look at is what left of bill, still a tropical depression, this thing has held on to circulation as you can see circulation with that system as it moves into portions of southern illinois. this is going to really move across northeast into the weekend and ge

let's start our friday night with meteorologist kate bilo watching that wet weather for us. kate, what can we expect this weekend. >> chris you said it this heavy rain is headed our way and it will get just in time for our saturday afternoon and evening. if you have morning plans you may be able to get just fine. all of this will be lifting through the course of the day tomorrow and bring steady rain especially west of philadelphia but we've got a few problems happening right now. these showers have popped over portions of southeastern montgomery county into northwest philadelphia county. so areas like manayunk, roxborough up toward conshohocken ardmore narberth right along the mainline again you see that heavy rain and it just hasn't moved in the past hour or so. also as you head up a little further north towards college collegeville, upper providence township norristown and right down through the mainline you are seeing pretty heavy rain at the moment. glass win getting a soaking and we actual dollar now a flood advisory for really that entire area. you can see it does enc

>> thank you, kate kendall. and mayor lee. who i'm sure arranged for the great weather going to have this weekend, right? >> whoo! >> what a wonderful day. you know, i was -- i had justice stewart and now judge chabria who are here today in my office remembering where we were 11 years ago. and about the challenges that we knew we were going to face as we began this battle alongside mayor gavin newson. and we have stood on these steps many times over the course of those 11 years. we have had a lot of ups. we have had some downs. but all of us collectively never, ever wavered in doing what was right. and as i think back -- [ applause ] > -- we have uttered the words many times in this building about the ark of history bends toward justice. today it came to fruition. >> whoo! [ applause ] >> and think we need to call special recognition to the plaintiffs and our good friend mary for her tremendous leadership and work at the united states supreme court. [ applause ] >> but what we saw today was a culmination of something that i ha

>> sort of kate. >> and this is custom? >> custom.s is you have to have a mold made by either a doctor or a therapist someone will make you a mold that will match your foot out of plaster. then they convert it into the device. >> you say if you are wearing heals to work, every day you're a lawyer, or someone that you swear to heals you recommend people having this? >> right. doing it every day it is accustom. >> if you're just one of the ladies come to workout as urine turn ship, a flat, you want to wear heals on the weekend, get away with something over the counter? >> great little device that i saw in nordstrom. >> cool. so it could go into one every these type shoes? >> it goes -- the only one that can go into an open tie show has little adhesive on the back it, cushions the heal and cushions the front of the foot where all of the pressure goes, and no one sees t so i thought this was great idea. >> one of the things i noticed tough back there not by the toast, did the same thing when you put this casino of -- you want it back towa

kate bilo live along kelly drive in philadelphia and kate all of a sudden everything is exploding across the area and i know you have some rain as wealth. >> reporter: it absolutely is exploding. kathy most of the day philadelphia has been pretty quiet. we had the storms off to the east and the ones off to the west. now this big lull of rain -- wall of rain is about to slam into the city. in the past 10 or 15 minutes the rain has really picked up in intensity along kelly drive. we've seen about four or five flashes of lightning. we're hearing rumbles of thunder so i put the umbrella down. we have the mast down on the truck we're not taking any chances being out in this. people running people boating along the schuylkill. kelly drive behind me so far we haven't had ton of rain here but what we're looking for for the rest of this evening is a flash flood threat maining on the roads. we know how dry it's been through the past month or so. the streams, the creeks can main the take it. the roads however especially roads that are prone to flooding kelly drive, martin luther king drive, the roa

kate thank you for not only the warm introduction but for all you're telling us leadership and mayor ed lee for you're telling us hospitality in bringing us to city hall and decades of fighting for civil rights and shout out to gavin newsom who put a face on television across the world (clapping) and i have what a marriage between a same sex couple looks like not all that scary we did that and also, of course, to our city attorney that said not only would we take it to court and did that with justice stewart by his side and made the rational case i want to recognize our then couldn't assessor our who issued the marriage licenses february 12th mandible he will talk with with us too (clapping.) you know as a gay man that came out more than 6 years ago in the 69 i'm a stonewall baby those of you guess who came out to announce to the we were mooijz inmentally ill outlaws it took 1963 to take mental health from the law california no longer considered a felony for adults of the same gender to have consensual rings that's where we are coming and we took the law that gavin newsom decided he

molly: kate moody with the day's business news. thank you for that. it is time for our press review. we are taking a look at what is grabbing headlines around world papers. hi flo. you are going to start us off in burma. tell us. flo: front page news in china. you can read about it in "china data -- china daily. xi jinping, welcomes her her first official visit in china. her visit boosts the bonds of neighbors. her visit helps more channels of given occasion and cements mutual trust between burma and china. molly: that vision is getting -- that visit is getting attention outside china. flo: it is surprising the pro-democracy activists would get such a warm welcome. we can take a look at an article in "time," saying she got red carpet treatment. she is a pro-democracy activist. what is going on behind the scenes here? there is an interesting piece in "the wall street journal" that says the fact that china is engaging with this pro-democracy icon is truth of a shift in foreign policy to a more nuanced foreign policy to better protect china's interest ab

kate. >> thank you natasha. yeah, this is a large scale storm.you can see as we take a look at satellite and radar together the center of this storm across ohio and you can see the warm front draped across our region. the cold front is still back here so we're in what's known as the warm sector of this storm. we have a little bit of everything are heavy rain, cool conditions and cloud cover to severe thunderstorms to the south. a few of these storms over portions of maryland, down through virginia have produced tornadoes or at least have been tornado warned in the past few hours. so we have to watch as these storms start to push into our region. here's a snapshot of what it looks like right now. heavy rain around philadelphia and the western suburbs. portions of montgomery county got over 3-inches of rain last night seeing another round of heavy rain and the rick for flooding tonight. these are the storms you want to watch pushing into portions of eastern maryland so if you're in southern delaware that's the area sussex county, rehoboth beach eve

on a rainy day people making rocky run there. >>> busy day this afternoon weather-wise thankfully, kate is here to help us sort it all out. >> it change so quickly. it did. nice start to the day and then once storms started they just exploded. >> they are still out there now but not as bad as earlier this afternoon. things will continue to weaken and generally quiet down throughout the rest of tonight. we do still have residual problems from those storms. damage reports coming in and still flash flood warnings to tell you b lets take a look outside and start off with a look outside window from campbell's feel. it is in the so much window as lens of the camera but that is what windows in the city are looking like right now as steady rainfalls over the city of philadelphia ben franklin bridge looks half its side with the low cloud and fog out there. in the only do we have heavy rain but le visibility, low clouds and that will slow you down during evening commute. one storm sitting over city right now. you can see puddles, on the field not a great night hopefully drying out in time for bre

kate? >>> chris, if ever there was a night to eat out identify tonight that is night, beautiful evening it is perfect for now, we have got more heat and humidity and chance for more thunderstorms in our forecast. i'll have the >>> amtrak interest tuesday aid brand new location mote turf day that honors the nation's veterans. dedication was in wilmington, delaware. locomotive will stand as a company wide tribute to all those who served in the armed forces. it is painted red white and blue and has the 50 stars of course. "eyewitness news" was there. we spoke with senator tom carper about the importance of today's dedication. >> i have new or old locomotive to built by veterans maintained by veterans, it can't get much better than that. >> veterans locomotive which is part of the new fleet of locomotive will enter service on the northeast and keystone corridors. >>> it took center stage today ahead of the papal visit world meeting of families, artist meg seligmann and hundreds of others began

our health reporter stephanie stahl will take a closer look. >>> kate? >>> as we zoom out on storm scan three here, some showers and storms heading our way and we have showers and thunderstorms, at least a chance in the forecast almost every day this week. heat and humidity coming back as well, that seven day forecast is coming up, chris. >>> donald trump's famous catch phrase comes back to haunt him. who told him you're fired when "eyewitness a north jersey man charged with trying to support isis makes his first appearance in federal court. twenty-three year-old all a seday was held ordered held without bail and faces a maximum, 20 years in prison. prosecutors say he was trying to recruit his brother to fly to the middle east to join the islamic state. >>> the department of home land security is warning about the possibility of terror attacks in this country over the july 4th weekend. experts say that there are three reasons why. number one, large number of americans who have become radicalized, there have been 50 arrestness just 12 months. number 2a ca

lets get over to meteorologist kate bilo tracking a system from the weather center, is what the latest. >>> latest is a tornado watch has been extended until 10:00 p.m. that does include chester, bucks montgomery counties. we have risk for flash flooding, storm prediction center issued a special statement these storms have really slowed down quite a bit and they are training, moving over the same area and really again slowing progression so they can dump rainfall in the same area for extended period of time leading to the risk of flash flooding and could dump one to 2 inches of rain, as we go through next several hours. the worst over burks and lancaster county. that is where the and hail signature with that storm as well. that is severely warned at the moment. we are warnings extending down into lancaster as well. seventy strikes of lightening with these cells. we are watching right around kutztown and large hail at 1.5 in diameter this storm is moving east but very slowly at 15 miles april hour bringing to it reading by 6:14. and, exiter at 6:36 ape white hall by 6:58 p.m. it include

for item number one. >> thank you supervisor's, kate howard the mayor's budget director. thank you for introducing me the amendments to the market just a moment ago, the mayor is excited that will be able to increase the size of the bond from its original proposal of $250 million to pretend million dollars without raising property taxes and without impacting cities capital plan. at a high level, the bond will fund four major categories of expenditures and i think you be receiving a more detailed presentation in two weeks when the bond comes back to you for approval. first low income affordable housing $100 million -- in that category. $50 million for affordable housing in the mission, $80 million for public housing, particularly, our efforts to rebuild the most distressed public housing to our hope sf program an additional $89 for middle income affordable housing programs. in addition to those funds, as you party mention, the budget they'll be before you will include an additional $25 million borrowing from the housing trust fund as we done historically with the redevelop

william and kate are fiercely protective of their family. report, the world won't have to wait a lot longer to fawn over the official family ctly posed. a smile. a kiss. and a proud mom behind the camera. kate snapped the four photos herself at the couple's country home two weeks after giving birr toout birth to the princess. the first glimpse of the future king not as a feisty only child, but a big brother. just look with george's first family picture taken by grandpa middleton. prince william and duchess kate are doing things their own way. giving twitter followers the first look at george and charlotte together saturday night as a thank you for the stacks of card and gifts. and twitter responded with a chorus of so cute. prince george was crist end in the same london chapel where princess diana laid before she was buried. the memory of the prince's mother will be honored and charlotte crist end at the chapel where diana was baptized. glimpses of a little boy discovering the world. and now becoming a big brother. william and kate are expec

i am joined in the newsroom by kate moody. you are going to start out with greece, asking for more time to pay its debt. kate: about $3 million -- 300 million euros was supposed to be paid this friday. greece has yet to reach a deal with its european creditors to unlock more than 7 billion euros of badly needed bailouts funds. the greek government found what you might call a loophole in the system and said that instead of making four individual payments to the imf this month, it will bundle them together and pay one lump some, a little over 1.5 billion euros, at the end of june. ibid. more breathing room as athens returns to the negotiating table. alexis tsipras will be briefing greek parliament on the status of those negotiations this friday. key sticking point between the two sides include pensions civil service, and tax reforms. the europe group meanwhile suggests any reform from athens must be financially sound. weighing on the global markets, we are seeing across the board in europe as athens delays the key debt payment.

kate today. kate andersen brower has written a meticulously researched and fascinating book that chronicles 50 years of service by white house resident staff and she will speak to us about the writing of the book and read from her book. kate is an accomplice journalists who cover the 1st term of the obama white house, her bloomberg news and is a former cbs news staffer and former fox news producer. she and her family are local residents right here in the washington dc area. please area. please join barnes & noble and bethesda and extending a warm welcome to kate andersen brower. [applause] >> thank you very much. yes i set out to write this book almost three years ago. i was a reporter@bloomberg news and came up with the idea what i was invited to lunch with michelle obama and it was for about a dozen reporters who cover her command dozen reporters who cover command the butler came in and out and searcher's and clearly had a rapport with the 1st lady. lady. and so it made me wonder who these peop

. >>> kate bilo is tracking our next storm. this one could bring heavy rain. >> it is coming in time for the weekend unfortunately our summer saturday looks like a soaker in the afternoon and evening. lets go ahead and take a look at storm scan three on what turned out to be a nice friday evening, as you can see zooming up in the northern suburbs, give us a couple of showers, over portions of lehigh county and bucks county and crossing border in to new jersey mercer county a couple of spotty showers here and there. a bigger system is on her way toward us. warm front streak ago cross ohio indiana with heavy rain at the moment and that gets here tomorrow afternoon and evening. a flood watch has been issued, this goes into effect tomorrow afternoon that includes areas of philadelphia on west as this heavy rain comes through. couple scattered showers tonight, that is it. tomorrow morning we will have some cloud but by 10:00 a.m. you can see burlington and heavy rain mainly west of here around 2:00 p.m. everybody gets in on the acti

kate moody is with us now. turning our eyes back to greece, very much in the news coming in the business news, particularly the banking sector. kate: greeks are withdrawn huge amounts of cash from the bank accounts, more than 3 billion euros this week. they are concerned if the government does not reach a deal with european creditors it will default on its loans and possibly exit the eurozone, devaluing their bank ounces. banks got a bit of relief this afternoon as the european bank said it would provide extra funds to cope with the massive withdrawal, but with monday's emergency summit looming, it appears it may be a temporary stopgap measure. >> waiting in line to save their livelihood. many in greece had decided it is time to withdraw their savings. >> of course people are worried, they are panicking. they are listening to the media and it does not look like there will be an agreement. it is normal, right? >> fears are increasing that in the case of default the country could see a bank run. this week, greeks

kate moody has more. kate: arrested as they try desperately to reach europe. migrants are among the thousands who have illegally crossed into hungary, hoping to build a new life in the european union. on tuesday, budapest said it was cracking down on the tide of migration. the government unilaterally suspended in eu rule that would allow the country to take back asylum-seekers after traveling to other member states. the eu has asked for qualification of the unorthodox step. hungary has also attracted criticism for its plan to build a fence along its border with serbia, which serves as an entry point to europe. many migrants to have made it to the serbian side insist they will not be deterred by a four-meter high fence. the idea is being slammed as inefficient and immoral. >> we are against the creation of walls and fences. they can limit the access of people to a silent, and this is a universal human right that needs to be preserved. europe cannot simply hide behind walls. we need to correct this in the world. kate: the asylum system has been overburdened and