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they become the unwelcome to people and another thing that happened is you get a large influx of immigrants from the caribbean and places like the british colonies who don't fall under those quote us. so there's always unintended consequences and the law in one way or another is based on ignorance. >> another theme that occurs of course is the way immigration changes in the neighborhoods with a lot of maps and ways into the material beyond the great storytelling and i was especially drawn to this portrait of immigration today in 2014. i guess that means born elsewhere. the dominican republic the next largest of 389,000 rising sharply. the next largest is 187,000 mexicans, a relatively stable country and in ecuador over 100,000 residents, it is very dynamic. so what is the role of immigrants do you think in this later chapter in this portrait of new york how is this sharply rising for the population settling into the city was the narrative that it is creating in the culture and the economy of the city? >> what is interesting as a historian is how much it repeats itself. with chinese immigran

get challenged from time to time when we have to go in there and present the unpleasant truth, the unwelcomed truth. but that's our job, and the president needs that. i fear he is now creating an atmosphere in which we would have to have unusual bureaucratic courage for folks to go in there, institutions to go in there and tell the president things he just doesn't want to hear. >> so, general, where does that leave the investigation into trump's ties, trump's team ties to russia? >> well, look, i'm instinctively opposed to special prosecutor and special processes when we face these kinds of problems. these things always seem to go longer, deeper and broader than you originally intended. but i must admit in the events of the last 48 hours, i now have a far more open mind about an extraordinary structure so that we can create something we can all have confidence in when a final conclusion has been made. >> last 48 hours? what about what happened to devin nun necessaes? there is bickers. the sigh lebs from ryan and mcconnell after something like this. where is the confidence that congress can ov

eastern european immigrants you have a larger influx of latino immigrants and then those become the unwelcome people. we get a large influx of immigrants from the caribbean, from places like the british colonies are formed british colony who don't fall under those quotas. there's always unintended consequences and the laws seem to be based on ignorance. >> another thing that occurs is the way that immigration changes in new york in these ways and neighborhoods and there's a lot of wonderful maps and ways into this material beyond this great storytelling. i was trying to this portrait of immigration in new york today in 2014 when you point out more than one third of the population are immigrants, essentially that means born elsewhere. the large number from the dominican republic, 402,000 and the largest is 320 chinese and rising sharply. and then hundred 70000 mexicans and that's the stable population. and then others over 100,000 residents and very dynamic. what is the role of immigrants in this later chapter. how is this sharply rising chinese population settling into the city? what is the n

immigrants what happens is you get a larger influx of latino immigrants and then those become the unwelcome people and then another thing that happens is you get a large influx of immigrants from the caribbean, from places like the british colonies or foreign british colonies who don't fall under those quoted so there are always unintended consequences and always these laws based in one way or another on ignorance. >> and another theme that recurs of course in the way immigration changes new york in these waves in the neighborhoods, there's a lot of wonderful maps and ways into this material bought beyond the great storytelling and i was especially drawn to this portrait of immigration in new york today in 2014 where you point out that more than a third of today's new york city population is part immigrants, essentially that means board elsewhere. and the largest number from the dominican republic, 402,000 and rising, the next largest 389,000, chinese and rising sharply. the next largest 187,000 mexicans, that's a relatively stable population. in jamaica, guyana, ecuador, all over 100,000 r

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the purpose is to bring up a politician to talk about whatever it is, if the members of the community feel unwelcomeal. >> so whey think is the walkout was sm in response to members of our own community felt unwelcome, uncomfortable and even unsafe with mike pence. i really plooef if that's the case for i would be walking out. at their own graduation. so our purpose is this is not appropriate event for this kind of political discipline. that this should have been for all other family members could have gone well for them. so is political discourse should be happening in other contacts across campus. >> i understand. and i heard you a moment ago saying, yes, you would have walked out on more liberal figure just depending on the moment or whoever that was. but college campuses, this is my last question. college campuses are criticizing for being too liberal, for not considering the other side. is that a fair stereotype? >> in my experience, being part of the generation and being a reason is it's hard to have those conversations and we agree it's an important thing and shouldn't be shutting out. despit

access to in our embassies, you're reaching out to ngos that have been declared by china to be the unwelcomeis a real statement about, not only our values but universal values. can you drill down a little bit more for me how you intend to advance our values on human rights, if confirmed as a master >> senator cardin, thank you very much. human rights is very important. it's the bedrock of america's value system. as governor, i have always tried to go, not only everywhere in the state of iowa but throughout the world -- i went to the old soviet union six weeks after chernobyl. i was one of the early governors to go to china and yet, i have always tried to recognize my responsibility as an american to represent our values and to espouse those and it would be my intention as ambassador to bring in and to bring up these difficult issues that these chinese leadership may not particularly want to talk about but are important. consequently, i am not afraid to do that. i have done that throughout my career. i recognize that as ambassador it's an even bigger responsibility because i'll be representin

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after being expelled from the school for fighting the previous year, her return to the campus was an unwelcome sight for the principal, who quickly summoned the mess to quickly escort her off the grounds. >> i was going to a football game. it was supposed to be me and my mom and two brothers. my mom had to leave to take her boyfriend home. she was going to come right back. so when we go to buy tickets and the principal comes up and she says, because i don't go to that school, i couldn't go. so i had to leave. and she had the police come in my face and rush me down. >> according to police reports, ayryana resisted officers and was verbally abusive. she says with her little brothers already inside the game and no one to tell them that she was about to leave, she was faced with a difficult choice -- ignore police instructions and find her brothers or comply and leave the boys completely unsupervised with no way of knowing where she'd gone. luckily for the boys ayryana's mom arrived at the last minute. >> you seem very angry. are you mad right now? why? >> i just don't think it's right. >> do you

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i kind of feel unwelcomed at the university of maryland. >> reporter: in a phone interview, a university of maryland student describes how she feels on campus after richard collins iii was murdered in an unprovoked, possible hate crime. >> i'm very sad this happened. as a minority student and there isn't a lot of us on campus, it's frightening to know this is happening right in front of us. >> reporter: she and several other students shared experiences with the hashtag fear the turtle. last year she said. >> someone sprathere was this cl male, he asked a latina student if she was going back to mexico if trump was elected. >> reporter: there's been 13 reported hate incidents this year. a noose was discovered in a fraternity house about three weeks ago. police are investigating. after richard collins iii was killed university of maryland released a written statement saying we must all do more to nurture a climate on campus and beyond where we stand against hate. we fight against hate crimes and reaffirm the values that define us as a university and as democracy. >> reporter: now despite wh

the eighth. for some young fans and their parents it was an unwelcome surprise. >> it's the kids first game. they were scared and freaked out. >> reporter: the players have history. in the 2014 playoffs, harper homered twice off strickland. strickland wasn't happy harper stood at home plate watching his home run go into mccould have beeny cove. >> throwing that fastball where he did i wasn't happy with it. i took it into my hands. >> i didn't expect that. it's part of the game and that's what he decided to do. >> reporter: this 14-year-old is a fan of both teams. he says outperforming a player is better than hitting a player. >> to do something threatic and not fight i'd say. >> reporter: jeff martinez has some advice for the big boys. >> i am a coach. that's exactly what we do is try to calm them down, tell them keep things to yourself. you can get upset but take it out in different ways instead of at each other. >> reporter: officials ejected both players for the rest of the game and they may face further punish men from major league baseball. >> we posted raw video this brawl on the front

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they're requesting the white house provide all documents from the meeting with russia foreign secretary for them to review. >> it was unwelcomed reception for mike pence at the university of notre dame. he was invited to give a commencement address. as he started dozens ever graduates sdood up and walked out. earlier this month betsy devos was heckled during his speech as students turned their back to her. >>> u.s. militarco have until may 31 less than ten days to submit plans for accepting transgender troops. the pentagon liftsed the ban last year. it takes effect july 1. thousands of transgenlder troops on active duty now. they currently serve under don't ask don't tell policy. >> voter registration ends in virginia if you want to make your voice heard in next month's primary election today is the deadline. eligible residents can register online at the department web side 11:59. you can rej sner person 5 . applications rej stertd by mail have to be post marked by today. >> 4:35 is the time. wet start to monday morning. michael thomas, police tell us it's getting better. >> remember the lovely weather. >> yes. >> that's gone.

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the organizers say they are not happy with the current climate on campus, one they say is unwelcoming, if not hostile to black students. the protestors are demanding that the university buy housing that would be turned into a co- op run by the black student union. they also demand the rosa parks house on campus painted in african colors red green and black and they demand all incoming students to have diversity training that they approve of. >> it's to protect black students. thank you. stay black. >> reporter: the protestors say they are ready to stay in the hall for another year and plan to meet with the chancellor of the university tomorrow. university officials say the main goal of today's meeting was to ensure that the lines of communication between the student protestors and the university remain open. now, right now, there's no police or security presence at the protest. and no apparent to require them to leave. devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> a highly unusual closing argument made today in the sierra lamar murder trial. the defense attorney channeled a late-night comedian to try to

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a deliberate decision by the politicians — the officials — running the education system in repubblica srpska to make you feel unwelcomehese issues to apply. but with bosniak politicians ramping up the rhetoric against their rivals‘ education policies, he and elvisa worry what their children will be taught in future if they stay in repubblica srpska. srebenica's municipal assembly now has more serb councillors than bosniaks. the mayor's party is ruling in coalition with serbs and muslims. in the opposition, a serb, who's been in politics since the war days. he's the local president of radovan karadic‘s former party and also the town's secondary school director. bosniaks have said to us, if people would recognise and call it a genocide, then reconciliation could happen. because that's not happening, it's impossible. do you think it was a genocide and what do you think about that viewpoint? whistle blows. blaming international meddling for the possible break—up of bosnia—herzegovina is tried and tested political discourse here. president dodig regularly threatens a referendum on secession. his mayor in srebenica isn't av

that unwelcome intervention was by the libyan coast guard, taking the 300 migrants back to tripoli, and brushed off accusations that it had a legally repatriated them while the boat was in international waters. >> we were trying to assist in the search-and-rescue, it was in our territorial waters. in such rescue operations, the libyan coast guard has priority. >> the international organization for migration says 20,000 libyans are currently being held. i left the war in syria and went to libya, which was also a war. i'm now trying to go to europe to join my children. >> after the closure of the migrant routes through turkey and greece, libby has become the key departure point for those hoping to cross to europe by sea. last year, newly 200,000 people made the deadly journey. people were injured and a 27-year-old man was killed in an other violent day of clashes in venezuela. a group of armed pro-government militiamen harassed protesters as they march to the capital. protesters say the president socialist government has become a dictatorship responsible for triple digit inflation, rising

. >> reporter: from london to paris to the pyramids of egypt, many americans overshadowed this year by an unwelcome travel companion, fear. we travel to paris as the state department warns americans vacations in europe to stay alert. in 2016 83 million tourists traveled to france but that's fewer than previous years so changes are planned. beneath the eiffel tower, they are planning a huge wall of bulletproof glass. >> it's three meters high and we want to do it as transparent as possible, like make it almost disappear. >> reporter: so you still get the view? >> yes, you won't necessarily know it's there. >> reporter: close by, vehicles will be banned. last year in nice, a jihadist drove a truck into crowds of vacationers killing 86. so there will be no crowds here at all? >> normal traffic will be gone. >> reporter: meanwhile the french say, while bookings dramatically drop after an attack, americans quickly return. next we flew to egypt, a country of wonder and magic facing far greater challenges. egypt brought in $12.5 billion. last year, that was down to $3.4 billion. among those still determin

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believes he was elected for last november at the american people, to deliver on american jobs, to deliver on american trade. there is still some pretty unwelcomeanigans that are still going on in the united states. but on this first day, he's got the trip off the way he starts. tomorrow, a more interesting challenge. if today was the tradesmen, tomorrow is a statesman, when he makes a speech about islam. if you think about the rhetoric he used in the campaign to get him elected, that was for a us audience. now he has to address the muslim world and it will be and donald trump the president, statesman. jeremy corbyn has had to restate labour's commitment to renewing trident after his shadow foreign secretary suggested the party's support for the nuclear deterrent couldn't be guaranteed. mr corbyn insisted labour's manifesto commitment to trident was unequivocal. here's our political correspondent alex forsyth. cheering on the campaign trail, the last thing he wanted. questions about the uk's nuclear deterrent. but today he had to clarify his party's stance. it came after a senior labour figure, clarify his party's stance. it came after a senior

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he was elected for last november by the american people — to deliver on american jobs, to deliver on american trade. now, of course, there is still some pretty unwelcomeith all the political shenanigans that are still going on in the united states. but on this first day, he's got this trip off the way to that he starts. tomorrow, a more interesting challenge. if today was the tradesman, tomorrow is a statesman, when he makes a speech about islam. if you think about the rhetoric he used in the campaign to get him elected, well, that was for a us audience. now he has to address the muslim world, and it will be interesting to see just how different the tone is from donald trump the campaigner and and rabble—rouser and donald trump the president as statesman. and in the last hour, president trump has been welcomed to a reception at murabba palace in riyadh. the president took part in a traditional dance, or at least i think he swayed to the music. he brieflyjoined saudi king salman in a traditional male—only sword dance before a state dinner in his honour. and we'll find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow's front pages at10:30 and