ulf opened in 20 -- 2008 and 2009 -- both of them opened in 2008 and 2009.aiwan becomes the first asian parliament to get -- adopt same-sex marriages. the fight continues. ae vote said the island had -- the president said the boat had the chance to make historyr. a doctor with aids who use dirty needles is being documented -- investigated. seveveral of hisis patients havw contracted hiv. donald trump unveils a new immigration plan targeting brilliant workers that won't steal american jobs. critics dismiss it as unrealistic, heartless, and empty campaigning. the european elections are less than 10 days away. today, we turn our attention to austria. 2015, the central european state received the second highest number of asylum applications in relation to its population. migration has remained a sensitive topic. today it is not just immigrants from outside the eu affected by new rules, but family benefits are different depending on which country the children live in, even though the parents pay the same taxes as everyone else working in austria. we have a report

ulf last report is about a pressing issue radicalization why do young people especially young men give up everything they have to join a terror organization to explore that question our reporter johan for nia travels to kenya where he spoke with a former fighter the coastal town of mumbai was regarded as a tourist paradise for many years but now terrorism is a real threat in kenya is the second largest city. mohammad booed. forty two years for the terrorist group the former christian converted to islam and went to somalia as a foreign fighter. now he speaks out for the first time about his radicalization and how he got away from al-shabaab. for security reasons we need to cover his real identity. what do you a come from you to be touch like use you have kids we don't go to school eat like one meal a day and. it's just been used unemployment told us about that beach. and all seeing. because they don't have jobs or love to just sit around do it for. a terrorist recruiter promised mohammed five hundred dollars monthly to fight in somalia he accepted like many others he saw his recruitment

. >> i'm hoping i still have a beat if ulf theseguys convert to a family office, what am i going to cover every day highfield's was the biggest name to close up shop, roughly the same size as appaloosa today and that was towards the end of last year. a lot of people predicted more big names to close up shops in the first quarter but we saw the rally and a lot of people were able to fight back and keep their hedge funds in business. but it is certainly a trend. family office, especially as he's hedge funds, all of the different paper work and kind of red tape and bureaucracy they have to deal with these days, managing pension fund money, is a big change, especially in the last decade or so that has required the business to be a lot more kind of operational and less -- let's just focus on the markets and pick the big stocks and short the worse stocks it's become a lot more complicated. >> a lot of funds have closed because they had massive redemptions because of performance. that's not what dave's ever done even in big years -- >> of course, his performance has been great every year. >> phe

the aircraft carrier group bomber wing that are being deployed into the persian ulf. there's front-page news today about potential plans and it is the pentagon's job to plan, but potential plans for a truly significant u.s. troop deployment to the middle east. in the absence of any articulated strategy or briefing and update, to members of both parties, on committees other than intelligence, it's hard to say exactly whether or not this next move is justified. i ultimately supported the jcpoa, the iran nuclear deal, although i saw some of its obvious flaws, the most important of which it didn't encompass ballistic missile programs, or constrained iran's behavior. i do think that it's important or us to keep talking. our european allies, this is one of the sources of some of the current distance with them is just how hard the world community worked and in particular the united states and our european allies to get iran to a place where its nuclear program became transparent to the world, was documented and was put in a box, not a perfect box, not a permanent box, but a

the president then met with mcgann and ulf oval office and again pressured him to deny the reports. in the same meeting, the president also asked him why he told special counsel about the president's effort to remove the special counsel and why mcgann took note of this conversation with the president? mcgann refused to back away from what he remembered happening and perceived the president to be testing his metal. conduct towards flynn and manafort. after flynn withdrew from a joint defense agreement with the president and began cooperating with the president , the president's personal counsel left a message for flynn's attorney reminding them of the president's warm feelings toward flynn, which he said still remain. asking for heads up if he knew information that would implicate the president. when flynn's counsel reiterated that he could no longer share information pursuant to joint defense agreement the president personal counsel said he would make sure that the president knew the flynn's actions reflected hostility toward the president. during manafort's prosecution and when the

resolution,ulf of, where richard nixon was able to start new wars in cambodia and laos, this one wasery specific, it's just that congress didn't get around to or didn't enforce it. they should have said maybe we need to go into somalia, into libya, whatever -- i would disagree, but if you did then you need to have a separate resolution because that's a separate country and it has nothing to do with the 9/11 attacks. we really need to authorize, whether you get a formal declaration or not, to get some sort of congressional approval for each individual war we are doing, and i think that might and some of the push to war these places, because we have all these wars running which george bush started and are still continuing, so they seem to be endless. host: war powers is our topic. this is the author of the book " war and the world of presidency." if you want to join the --versation, democrats, it's you can go ahead and start calling in. the phone lines are open. he is a senior fellow at the independent institute, which is -- caller: a public policy think tank in california, but we have