perhapses this initiative can be a template for the future. it helps refugees that want to work, by teaching them courses and german language skills. people like hassan are already benefiting from the training. >> we need to forget about the past and focus on the future. they are so good, and so much kind. and that is my dream. i want somebody to give a little bit of opportunity to start from. >> back here, many people want to give refugees like hassan that opportunity. the local mayor says the refugees with professional experience, could help provide an answer, to the shortage of jobs in the german work force. dominic cane, al jazeera. the german government is urging the public not to blame refugees automatically for a mass attack in the city of colon. around 1,000 men described by witnesses as being of north african appearance, harassed women in the city center, close to the train station. there was 60 complaints of assault, and one of rape. a police investigation is underway. joining these investigations it will become clear who is involved

trying fig out well, all of the sense of disenfranchisement, perhapsing this something that i can support that includes me for once, and that's critical. particularly as we try to improve on the successes of our administration and jobs and economy. >> chelsea henry, they say that people of that age are hitting milestones later, and getting married later, taking longer to finish college, and buying their first house older, and could it be that they are starting to be voterser later? that they will edge into voting habits the way that older generations did, but at a had slightly older age? >> i hope that's not the case, because as millennials, there are 83 millennials in the country, and in 2020, we're projected to be the lectorate. and it's important for us to cast ballot. i ran for office when i was 22, and i encourage young people all the time who feel like the system isn't working for them, to go out and get involved and run someone else's campaign. the thing that we're in it danger. because there are two political parties, and because washington d.c. is not the way that we want it to o

. >> so perhapses in a backward way, has the migrant cries is in europe helped the situation?eople in europe see all these people coming to their door and then they find out why. >> there is no doubt, that the my grant crisis has been a wake up call for everyone. in europe, heads of states prime ministers are concerned about it because they have been producing a civilization on their own politics. there is always concern about the humanitarian side, now it is becoming a political issue. military intervention has been a game changer too. an acceleration of one thing, even by the russians because i am sure they are realizing this is an operation that cannot last too long you can see how many pack ever toes. so let's talk politics then. 26 of january is supposed to be the day the talks will happen. have you done that yet? >> no, i have not done it yet, because this time i had promised to myself and to the secretary general when i do so i need to feel comfort that i won't be another geneva. and there have been hiccups but we have quite a lot prepares one, we have an agenda agrees

. >> so perhapses in a sort of backward way, have the migrant crisis in europe helped the situation? people in europe see all these people coming to their door, and then they find out why they are coming to their door. >> there is no doubt that the migrant crisis has been a wake up call for everyone. in the europe now it is heads of state. prime ministers are concerned about it because they have been producing their own internal politics. they have has always been concerned about the humanitarian side, now it is becoming a political issue. the russian intervention has been a game changer too. it's been an exhilaration to one thing to address the issue, even by the russians because i am sure they are realizing that this operation that cannot last too long as they have been saying themselves, you can see how many factors. >> let's talk politics then, twenty-fifth of january, is supposed to be the day the talks will happen, and it is up to you to tend the invites out, have you done that? >> no, because this time i had promised to myself and to the secretary general, when i do so i need

allow a news agency to take the helm and lead it into the next general election, all those questions perhapses will be answers in the next few weeks. the governor says policemanning a check point in the district were poisons and then shot dead. the taliban has claimed responsibility. ammunition and weapons were also stolen. u.s. secretary general says the continued expansion of settlements by israel is an affront to the palestinian people and the international community. follows reports that they have approverred a plan for more than 150 new homes in illegal settlements in the occupied west. >> those acts encrease the growth of settle populations for the heightens and undermine any prospects for a political road ahead. some may say the current volatility makes it too risky to seek peace. i say the greater parity is not seeking a solution to the palestinian. >> the sri lanka government has public destroyed it's bigst ever haul of illegal ivory, more than 350 tusks were displayed in the capital before being fed into a 100-ton pressure. and sent to an industrial furnace. more from the capital. >>

. >> perhapser and dixon -- prancer and dixon. >> where there is snow there is fun we will see if we can get some around here. >> right. >> new england is getting a little snow with this storm system out there right now. but we remain with barely a trace all season and that was the day we got the mixed precipitation with sleet. >> very good. i have been out there a few times skiing. my girlfriend loves it. i am not a big skier. i love to admire the lodge. you were out there in the snow with the dogs, hot springs. >> i skied, dog sledding, crater, hot springs. i have a whole list. i have to put that on facebook. >> amy freeze and her 48 hour days. and rob is in the lodge having a drink by the fire. that's how i roll. >> love it. >> to each his own. >>> straight ahead on this saturday morning, so good. it's time to pay for the crime. actor dustin diamond begins his sentence for a wild bar fight. >> i don't see screech doing well in prison. >> coming up in sports, the nets trail behind the trailblazer in brooklyn. it's great to look back at all your family's milestones and birthdays hap

anday see donald trump bernie sanders holding large get perhapses.aybe that shows a shift in what as far as looking for that part of the process. austi host: well, it is true that the caucuses increased. when i started this stuff as a young reporter in 1975 and in the campaigns were leading up, they're very small. you would go into somebody's room and you and another candidate and an aid talkou sit around and politics. it has exploded in size. it takes on the trapping of a the tv ads, all of the mail, all the commotion you usually see in a bigger based election. that said in the final analysis, come down to what happens if at that neighborhood needed. me the beautyto of this process. theelp iowa build and help two party system. new hampshire as well. it sounds corny, i think there's on caucuspowerful night when you see real grassroot americans for the time standing up and expressing a preference who ought to be president of the united states. see innot something you some countries. i think it's a healthy exercise democracy. host: you're saying, the m

. >> we hear the sanitation compare this to '96, governor cuomo not ruled out perhapsing >>> we're starting to hone in once the storm starts sometimes these details reveal themselves only when the storm starts that northern new jersey area may be hit one time after another, that's where we could get two feet or more. that's why if the governor was saying maybe new jersey gets harder hit in new york city in some ways road cam we actually have on the new jersey turnpike which you know, i actually thought it could look a little bit worse certainly it is snow covered right now visibility is probably still down a quarter of a mile there certainly less than a half mile. looks like moderate snow to heavy snow leaving the newark area right now. that's what we're looking at in terms of conditions in the area as the snow is coming down heavily especially along i-80 and hudson valley and long island. visibility is way down here in the george washington bridge. 25 degrees, northeast wind gusting to 29. we can update that gust to 35 snowfall amounts are trickling in. waiting for official amounts from ou

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was really out there making it pretty well known that he wanted to blow these things up and then perhapsingd we take this? do you think perhaps isis or isis inspired? >> it's looking more and more, charles, that this may actually be isis. but i think that's the wrong question to ask because it doesn't really matter if these individuals. and this is the second refugee from iraq who has been arraigned in the last ten days. there was another one in california as well for being a terrorist. it doesn't matter if there's a operational terrorist, the question is are they doing it for isis? are they doing it in the name of the new caliphate? and we published a report all your viewers can download it. it's about the domestic threat to the united states, and we've collected all the information. we've had more than 90 people in america in the last 18 months arrested or killed in connection with isis. and the scary thing is, charles, 30% of those more than 90 people have no intention of traveling to the middle east to be jihadis in iraq or syria. they decided the best way to be isis is kill americans h