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support for refugees. the january 2017 executive orders prompted thousands of americans to protest and facilitate legal aid at airports across the country. community groups organized rallies and service projects to raise awareness of the issue of refugees. people put signs declaring their support for refugees on their front lawns or above their church entryways, or even on stickers on their laptop. now, i'm a historian, and my job is to remind you we need to have some historical perspective. the truth is that in many ways, we have been here before. i've already pointed to this image of a boat. this is an image from 1975, but it could very well be an image of people fleeing by boat today. we've seen these images before. we've seen a vicious eruption of anti-refugee sentiment before. we've seen a generous pro-refugee response before. we've seen anxiety about religious and cultural difference before. we've worried about refugees and national security before. now, i am frustrated a little bit by our contemporary conversation because so much of our contemporary conversation is not paying attention to our history. and lessons we can learn from the past. we esp

. >> local supporters of immigrant rights took their message to the immigration and customs enforcement office in san francisco. the group says it's demanding that immigrants and refugees be treated with the dignity that all people deserve. >> we don't believe it's okay for our country to be in the kidnapping and ransom business. and so we are in solidarity with immigrant rights groups across the bay area and around the country. >> protesters also made the statement in paint to cross both lanes of sampson street. artists came up with the idea and put paint to asphalt. >> rock and roll bands will have to find a new place to hear fred funk smr music when kfog goes off the air for good next week. kfog began playing alternative rock on the fm dial in 1982, and that will end when knbr's 680 sports programming begins simulcasting on kfog's frequency 104.5 on september 6th. the chronicle reports kfog's ratings have dipped recently. kfog hosted an outdoor concert and fireworks show called kaboom on san francisco's waterfront from 1994 until 2010. >> hate to see kfog go. >>> parents are always bragging about their kids obviously, especially on social media. but one mom in kansa

supported yemen's internationally recognized government based in aden. migrants and refugees from if you are being tortured and exploited by a network of traffic groups in yemen as they try to cross into saudi arabia well that's according to human rights watch the rights group says many of the refugees encounter abusive prison conditions once they arrive in saudi arabia officials in ethiopia yemen and saudi are also accused of failing to stop a large scale saudi deportation campaign targeting hundreds of thousands of that began 2 years ago. italy's prime minister says 6 sirup ian nations are willing to take in some of the $147.00 refugees and migrants stranded on a spanish humanitarian boats off lampedusa let's bring in from our european broadcast center for more on that story. yes that's right during the standoff over immigration continue here in europe in an open letter to hardline interior minister a terror cell veiny the prime minister does have a contact said the nations were willing to extend a hand to help find a safe place for the migrants who have been stranded at sea for 2 weeks so nigger has more. for the last 2 weeks more than 140 migrants h

because of their support for refugees there's also german so they who have money and they compiled a list of 23 names of people he deemed enemies. is it clear at all how right wing extremist groups go about compiling these lists well obviously the way to go for implying thousands of people would be to hack websites that's the case but don't know if it's group so. money will harvesting updates after example of the not quite a network included lawyers and members of the police. forces and those people have access to press know they to and that is how those savageness private addresses and also a private phone numbers for example ok the interior minister ministry here in germany claims that being on one of those lists is not necessarily automatically mean that the person is in danger how can they make that determination well apparently there's a risk assessment process upon uncovering they said they would establish whether death threat is serious or not we've all been obviously seen that there was a failure in that assessment since. those murder back in june deaths. the efficiency of such assessment is being debated for a long time not only. because murder but those so when the nat

group could be coming back in syria and returning to iraq. at a refugee camp in northeast syria there are 45000 isis supporters and family members.rity watching over them according to the report. it also says the iraqi military lacks to hold forces recaptured from isis and backbiters also lack personnel. 10000 isis fighters remain detained in syria but many countries reluctant to take the fighters back. secretary state mike pompeo says he is not read the report but the president is not letting his guard down. >> this ministration is mindful of the success in the challenge it continues to present to the world. we are doing all of the right things. reporter: dropping thousands of bombs on isis. the u.s. is only conducted one strike since april against isis, a different story in iraq were hundreds of airstrikes have taken over the time. britain's new top diplomat warned a reoccurring drug. >> are you worried there making their way again? >> islamic-based militancy and al qaeda is that you cannot protect your support. but we are unlikely to see troops deployed in the area. >> u.s. military cut its services in syria but not all appear

group could be coming back in syria and returning to roots in iraq. at a refugee camp in northeast syria, there are 45,000 isis supporters and family members with minimaly watching over them according to the report. it also says the iraqi military, quote: lacked the hold forces in areas recaptured from isis, and u.s.-backed fighters in syria also, quote, lacked personnel. 10,000 isis fighters remain detained in syria, but many countries are reluctant to take the foreign fighters back. secretary of state mike pompeo has not read the report but said the president is not letting his guard down. >> this administration is incredibly mindful of the success we've had and the challenge that it continues to present to the world. we're doing all the right things. >> reporter: b1 bombers used to control the battlefield, dropping thousands of bombs. but the has only conducted one strike since april in syria against isis, a different story in iraq where hundreds have taken place over that time. britain's top diplomat warned it's a reoccurring threat. >> i think the one thing we've learned about islamic-based militancy, terrorism and al-qaeda through to daish is you

supporters see the groups were not able to win over. and. turkey doesn't want to lose it live because 1st you have larger whiff of refugee and 2nd it was a very strong influence inside syria and also they want this area to be more on the their control rather than the syrian regime control so this is where we stand now we are trying to do there frank to do some cosmetic measures basically to reinforce some observation point to basically keep some forces out away from that like instigation zone like they do in the us turkey saves all but it's impossible to to do this in lieu because those forces specialists as a lot of the food a lot of the british control and the syrian regime is insisting on or a military solution so there is no way to have a military solution at this point and this though it was a political solution at this point considering the. conflicting factors on the ground so we are in this impasse now which is the how to to to manage for both sides i mean given what you said about the impasse and the lack of a political or military solution what do you make of putin saying that he in the text you to hint at emphasize that syria shoul