michal: when i first came here i slept at alexanderplatz. back then, i was one of a larger group, 10 or 15 people who slept under this bridge. all of us were polish. a few russians joined us. people of the same kind stick together. we were all in the same situation. linda: more and more immigrants from eastern europe live on the streets of berlin. the number is estimated at between 3000 and 10,000. but this estimate is not official. michal has given up on finding an apartment. he's gotten used to his life on the streets. he knows most of the homeless in this area, including this young polish woman. they help each other and protect each other against violent attacks, day and night. michal: there are many of things that you yourself can't change. linda: that makes a lot of people in the city feel unsafe. in september, a woman was killed by a homeless man while walking through the park on her way to the subway. the district mayor is under a lot of pressure. he warns that the situation is getting out of control for park officials who deal with e

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. >> when we come back, the author author -- who exactly is michal wolff and the president is saying he won't sign any amnesty deals for so called dreamers unless he gets $18 billion to fund his wall, the same one that mexico is going to pay for? are lawmakers closer to a deal for immigration? we'll discuss, next. hey, you every talk to anybody about your money? yeah, i got some financial guidance a while ago. how'd that go? he kept spelling my name with an 'i' but it's bryan with a 'y.' yeah, since birth. that drives me crazy. yes. it's on all your email. yes. they should know this? yeah. the guy was my brother-in-law. that's ridiculous. well, i happen to know some people. do they listen? what? they're amazing listeners. nice. guidance from professionals who take their time to get to know you. >>> welcome back, the explosive new book of michael wolff, the president calling him a fraud. >> so many people i talk about in term of fake news came to the defense of this dpraetgreater administration and myself. i know the author and i know he's a fraud. >> if that's the case, how did wolff

michal len, co-founder and executive editor of axios interviewed steve bannon last week.>> good morning. >> lawsuits, statements, a lot of back-and-forth between the white house and steve bannon or at least from the white house. how problematic is this book for the trump administration. >> we can see from the reaction the fury now is by the president. i'm told yesterday in the west wing, people tried to avoid the president sort of the way you stay away from your dad when he's had it. he was so angry about this book and what did he do? he called lawyers. he called his outside lairs and said what can we do. they've sent a cease and desist letter. as you mentioned at the top, they gave us a statement saying legal action against steve bannon is imminent and the president's lawyers may now go against the author michael wolff. >> but are there tapes of these conversations? >> there are. and that's going to make it so hard for these people who have been captured with these embarrassing and revealing comments to now deny them. now, a lot of these people thought that they were tal

mark, you had th the mike michal wolff book, portrays the negative descriptions you could imagine, theitable being he's bouncing around the white house, doesn't know what he's doing. but then the next day the president shows up at this meeting with congress on immigration and looks like he's in charge, he's carrying on a conversation. do we just set that aside and -- i mean, how do we interpret this president? >> i really take issue with the question you pose. didn't think he seemed to be conversant. i mean, he was there. he was not unpleasant, and he certainly spoke in terms of love, as far as the immigration law is concerned,, but judy, he did not know what was going on. it was a little bit like the pillow, the last person whose head was on it leaves the impression. he was ready to endorse dianne feinstein in the daca bill. kevin mccarthy said we can't do it, of course he joined that. it wasn't an impressive performance. it was a performance that didn't show a meanness and was obviously intended to rebut the charges in the wolff book that he was totally out of touch. >> i think it's

the gentleman asked me, , michal connor, has some great stories, poignant moment in the book but when he went through and what the crew went through. the chaplain served during my time stayed longer, it's such relationship with the bushes and president bush use some of his words to the nation takes a seat is very human relationships grow from a tragedy. and again though i wasn't there so i never had to deal with it face on. [inaudible] >> yes, that is not been disclosed and that is where vice president cheney was sent, the undisclosed location was, in fact, camp david. >> where do the chaplain and the priest come from? >> so the r5, six offices assigned to camp david. the commanding officer, the executive officer, and then three other lieutenants, lieutenant junior grade, all civil engineers. one supply corps officer, one chaplain. the navy chaplain corps. during my time it was always of the protestant faith, okay. the catholic priest mount st. mary's seminary right up the street we had contracted priests. [laughing] it's like watching the old reruns of the witch because you did know