they are hiding while the taliban the processing, theem. administrative processing of these visas taking you're never more than a few you're never more than a few minutes away from a check of longer than nine months for everyone we interviewed. this man was murdered by the taliban while waiting for his administrative visa to be processed. when someone like that is killed, does the u.s. take a responsibility when they're beyond that nine month period for leaving these guys where the threat exists? >> we're grateful for the service that these interpreters have given. we're mindful of the concerns that some of them have about getting these visas, and mindful of our obligations to them in kind. >> the only difference between me and people like me and sakidad is our chances. we can take precautions. we can take security measures but for how long? >> what do you say to the families for the guys who are getting murdered now while waiting over three years? >> obviously i can't speak to each case, and i, again, we're mindful of the danger they have

dig into theem humanitarian fund, usually used for developing countries struggling with national disastersnd conflict areas. they will use 700 million euros in the next three years. 300 million euros will be used this year not just for greece but for other countries along that route. they may need to dig in this fun to cope with the crisis. the commission will propose a and the syrian refugee agency to apply for this money and use the funds asap to get the money on the ground as soon as possible. the moy will provide everything from basic slter, health, education, blankets, anything people might need in this emergency. genie: you mentioned those funds getting out there as soon as possible and they are desperately needed. there is a lot of paperwork i imagine. how soon will this money get where it needs to go? meabh: every time we discuss every proposal from the european commission, there is a lot of paperwork. this ijust a pposal an stilneeds toet the gen butt and parliament, faced with this emergency and the feeling around the city, there is a sense of emergency and something needs to be

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: i'm going disagree with you on that because democrats, when it comes to black americans, there's theem number one thing that's causing most of the crime and lack of education that my race is experiencing, yet they continue to vote for the same party, continue to give them the same result. 72% of all black babies are born out of wedlock. that means more black babies are born into homes without a mom and a dad. and whether you look at brookings institute or heritage, which are polar opposites -- one is on the right, one is on the left -- all the data shows that when a child is born into that kind of situation, their chances of falling into poverty, not graduating from high school and falling into crime are exponential. it's over, like, 70%. so if democrats are really interested -- and i talk about this in the book, "con job," -- in solving this problem, theyng would look at how do we stop blacks from having -- and it's not just one generation.n. it's many generations, and it started happening in the early '60s when daniel patrick moynihan who was a democrat senator, and he worked for the

that theem right now is t germans have in the german government has is the french, and for the first time in our postwar history we are entering a situation where we have become the defective motor of europe -- de facto motor of europe. people want us to do this and they fear us. this is a very difficult thing. i could give you a long list of points where i think we have failed and a shorter list of places where we have succeeded, but i do not think this is a tangible solution. in the unlikely event that should try to restore after becoming election, restore the european community, what will be the advantage for the rest of its members? dr. stelzenmuller: the question was, in the unlikely event, you do not think it is likely the british will secede from europe, but what would be the damage for the european project? worry that, i think my worst nightmare is i wonder if europe would have a civil war like america did in the 19th century. i hope we do not. i do not think, what want on c-span is that i suggested this. now, we want the brits in the eu. their sense of global mission and, in

change takes place in a very profound moment when people look say, theem and they status quo is not working. it is not good enough. and today, all over this country, people are looking around, and they are saying -- the grotesqueg levels of income inequality are unacceptable. they are saying that we should not be the only country on earth that denies paid family and medical leave. saying that we should not have the highest rate of childhood poverty of any major country on earth. there are saying is that millions of people should not be buried in student debt for decades. that we shouldg not have more people in jail than in any other country. are saying that we should not get involved in wars that .re killing our young people this is a pivotal moment in american history. i hope we continue down the path in which the politics and economics of these -- this country no longer is controlled by the handful of millionaires, but whether we make a political revolution. [crowd cheering] [crowd chanting, "bernie!"] what thatders: and revolution is about is people standing up from coast to coast, sayin

that theem here is u.s. refugee referral system is done through the u.n. from.n. takes its refugees their camps. as i said, the camps are too dangerous for these minorities because they are victims of genocide and they are targeted. it's too dangerous for them to go there. to u.n. has every incentive ship out the people it's working and house in their camps so that's who gets referred. tot's who has been referred other western countries as well, not just us. it's a very pathetic situation. it needs to be, instead of , someiewing refugees stranger going over there and interviewing them about them having problems with the u.n. when they hold the key to their future, they will not want to go on record not knowing who is asking them this question, attacking the u.n. because that's the only route out for them. >> it seems the grassroots is all in place in the churches. every church and i remember of three of the moment, living in three different places, they all have missions, they feed people in this country and they do this for that country and they do all these miss

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