. >> after four years of working for the same nursing company in miami, lily suleman is raising her voice for better pay. at 68 years old, she earns $10.85 part time serving food to the elderly. her social security check covers her $800 a month rent. >> how much are you left with after you pay your bills? >> zero. as you will men is part of a group of health care workers joining forces with fast food employees around the nation today, demanding minimum wage go up to $15 an hour. in florida, it's currently $8.05. >> what do you say to the people who say employers can't afford to pay everyone an increased minimum wage? >> i don't buy that. they can pay it. i think they're being a little selfish. >> even though cities like seattle and san francisco approved gradual minimum raise wages to $15 an hour, the move to do the same in florida has been slow. the workers say many colleagues don't want to speak out for fear of being reprimanded. >> some people don't wants to anything, but i speak up for the rest of the staff. >> this is my daughter. >> with no savings and two children at home, suleman

suleman is one of a few who managed to find a respectable job. most wait months or linger in cities like rome hoping for a chance to continue other journeys to other countries in northern europe. last september they pledged to offer shelter to refugees in italy and greece. so far only 116 were located elsewhere in europe. >> we need to step up efforts to get the relocation numbers increased. i think we need to take measures overseas for those entitled to international protection, so they don't have to take journeys, dangerous journeys and risk their lives to obtain something that they are entitled to. i think we have to look at legal channels, safe channels for those that have legitimate reasons to move economically. >> while tens of thousands of refugees in italy wait for a chance to reveal their lives in europe. suleman will continue to deliver his example. in mali, it means resilience. >>> the u.n. working group on >>> for months student at the university of missouri accused it of racism. it the president stood down, but but has anything chang

senior magazine and in florida michael suleman a former nypd special voter.michael, you police the biggest city in america. in your opinion do we need more or less surveillance. >> i listen to rand paul and i'm scratching my head the man is a opt monthly gist he should have his eyes see the nose on his face. talking to students who do nothing all day but violate everybody else's civil rights by posting garbage on social media all their friends and everything else. confidential information is confidential. in order to build a case he case in his life. in order to build a case you have to vote for reasonable suspicion. ream suspicion from there you find out what it is pass it along it the u.s.a. and they build a case of probable cause and they go after a warrant. >> let me just ask you and push back. if omar calls his cousin 22 times i'm sure he is on the nsa watch list and already being surveilled in paris, in france, they don't have the privacy laws the protections in law that we have here constitutionally in america, yet, there still was a booed bath perpetr