laila: thank you. in a visual against -- a vigil against anti-semitism has been held in western germany. demonstrators shouted anti-jewish slogans outside a synagogue earlier this week, but today, germans gathered to show solidarity with israel. chancellor merkel says germany will not tolerate anti-semitic protests. demonstrations in a number of cities where israeli flags were burned, crowds shouted anti- israeli slogans. we spoke to the german government commissioner on anti-semitism. >> it is appalling to see this kind of hatred is expressed towards german jews and the synagogues here in germany to make them responsible for acts of the israeli government. this is not acceptable at all, and of course, the police and security authorities observed well the situations, also the security measures for the synagogues and jewish institutions in germany have been enforced, and i hope that any perpetrator who commits anti-semitic crimes will be charged and will be held responsible for what is being done. laila

and it's women like laila who and it's women like laila who have come to symbolize this area >> reportere drives, something still rare for most women in this country. >> reporter: everything laila stands for flies in the face of the taliban. unashamedly, her hair uncovered, choosing instead to adorn it with flowers. she lives a life dedicated to her community. running this private drug rehab center, the only one of its kind in kabul. and she funds it through a restaurant she owns. what you do, what you say, and i'm sorry to say, the way that you look and dress, is really dangerous afghanistan. don't t you tdrlr, >> reporter: her defiance forged from a life not always her own. she was a child bride at just 12 years old, giving birth to her first child a year later. her life, life of all women in afghanistan, is not yet where she wants it to be. the progress is still wildly uneven, and now under siege. >> reporter: are you hopeful about the future? or are you concerned? >> reporter: behind these guards, behind these gates, lives one of the most protected >> hello, good morning. >> reporter

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and laila barhoum from the charity oxfam is on the ground in gaza and explained what help is needed. have a life—saving support, many people have lost access to many basic needs, and this includes access to water and safe drinking water, and also this includes access to electricity. many people who are displaced already still, and schools who have lost their houses and their house is also badly damaged, there is also lots of need to support and making sure that people have enough for access for their early recovery steps. there is lots of people calling for psychosocial report there is lots of people calling for psychosocial support on psychological services with increased trauma and anxiety building up in children and adults equally. the damage is messy. lots of the main road has been destroyed. you know that it will takes weeks and months for repair. you see lots of big apartment buildings and houses destroyed. lots of streets locked and cars can't enter. arriving in a car that would take five minutes will take maybe have an error because you have to take around. lots of destructio

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first let's go to laila santiago in miami. the reward for information leading to the suspects is g growing. >> reporter: jim, we are seeing the reward now up to 130,000. this comes as a new development now in just the last few hours, police have actually found that suspect vehicle that we have seen in that video. it was submerged in a canal. this is happening as family members are coming here to the hospital hoping to hear that their loved ones will be okay. it took just seconds to change lives forever. three individuals seen jumping out of an suv with assault rifles and handguns before opening fire into a crowded banquet hall near hialeah, florida, sunday. >> we have a total of 23 people were shot, two were deceased on scene, three are critically injured in the hospital today, clinging to life. >> reporter: all three of the shooters still at large. >> we need your help. we need information. we need you to come forward if you have information to help us solve these crimes. >> reporter: this afternoon miami-dade police found th

tony george bush and his mother laila. >> he was an interpreter for our troops in baghdad.combat should get automatic access to the united states. when he filled out his immigration form they said what will you be called? he said, "tony george bush." [ laughter ] i had to paint the guy. >> jimmy: okay. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: this guy looks a little bit like you. >> selim, from lebanon, grew up listening to bullets fly over his head. came here to get a high school education. now a huge restaurant owner. i think he told me he employs about 3,000 people. the key thing on some of these stories are the people come with a dream. they work hard. and they end up employing americans. >> jimmy: yes. speaking of people who come here on a dream, i think we all know who this guy is. [ laughter ] this is our former governor here in california, arnold schwarzenegger. [ applause ] >> that's a strange painting. i know. but he has -- >> jimmy: he's a strange man. >> no, he's not. >> jimmy: oh, he's great, i love him, but he's a strange man, there's no question about it. [ laught

first let's go to laila santiago in miami.uspects is g growing. >> reporter: jim, we are seeing the reward now up to 130,000. this comes as a new development now in just the last few hours, police have actually found that suspect vehicle that we have seen in that video. it was submerged in a canal. this is happening as family members are coming here to the hospital hoping to hear that their loved ones will be okay. it took just seconds to change lives forever. three individuals seen jumping out of an suv with assault rifles and handguns before opening fire into a crowded banquet hall nea