. >> there are still some inside and outside of libya for their own selfish purposes who are uninterested in reconciliation, unwilling to compromise and who actually want this process to fail. those responsible for violence and those who obstruct and under mine libya's democratic transaction need to be held strongly accountable. >> reporter: they have the general national congress in the west and the house of representatives in the east and

. >> there are still some inside and outside of libya for their own selfish purposes who are uninterested in reconciliation, unwilling to compromise, and who want this process to fail. to those responsible for violence and those who obstruct and underline libyas democratic transition need to be held strongly accountable. >> libya has two governments, the general national congress in the west and the house of representatives in the east. there are splits within the rival administrations over the u.n. deal. the delegates to came to rome represent powerful groups from each side. among them, a delegation -- many arms groups but their forces are among the most powerful and can guarantee the security of a new government in tripoli. >> security in tripoli, to bring the government which must be based at the end of the day in tripoli back to the capital. the seat of its institutions and the future seats of the government of national unity. >> there were encouraging statements by leaders here but they also warned that problems still need to be resolved and it could be a long road ahead. libya is in

for their own selfish purposes, who are uninterested in reconciliation, unwilling to compromise, and who want this process to fail. those who are responsible for violence and those that obstruct and undermine the libyan democratic transition need to be held strongly accountable. >> libya has two governments - the general national congress in the west. and another in the east. there are splits over the deal. the delegates that came to rome represent powerful groups from both sides, among them a dem tryings from misrata -- demonstration from misrata, their forces are among the powerful, and they can guarantee the newly form government's security. >> the consensus was to address the problem of security, security in tripoli, to bring the government, which must be based at the end of the day in tripoli back to the capital. the future seeds of the institutions and government of national unity. >> there were encouraging statements by leaders, and they warned that problems need to be resolved, and it could be a long road ahead. the envoy is warning that libya is in a race against time. the m

for their own selfish purposes who are uninterested in reconciliation, unwilling to compromise and who actually want this process to fail. those responsible for violence and those who obstruct and undermine libya's democratic transition need to be held strongly accountable. >> reporter: libya has two governments, one in the west and one in the east. there are splits within the rival administrations over at the u.n. deal. the delegates who came to rome represent powerful groups from both sides. among them a delegation from the city. libya has many armed groups but the forces are among the most powerful and they can guarantee the security of a newly installed government in tripoli. >> the consensus of the meeting today was to also address the problem of security. security in tripoli, to bring the government which must be based at the end of the day in tripoli back to the capital. the efforts of the institutions and the future seats of the government of national unity. >> reporter: there were encouraging statements by leaders here but they also warned that problems still need to be resolv

there is an uninterested teacher putting on an old video about the importance of conception for more a more important class than to benefit your future in any way. no, it's not. but insuring they also understand that good quality will only be achieved if teachers are trained and that locally you can see which schools have trained teachers time in ating adequate their curriculum to have an impact on our futures. i went over my bank account. my mom went with me. it was embarrassing. i felt childish. we shouldn't have to feel this way like we're too naive or immature to make our way in life. it could have been something i had been done myself, but in reality i didn't know the type of account. i was grateful i did have my mum there. going to teach us the difference between an i.s.a. and a.p.r. if change is constant, if this campaign is successful, the relevance in the environment we're growing up in. young people cannot rely on songs by hip-hop artists about the importance of bills they have to pay. our knowledge should be gained during our school years. would a curriculum for life have

there is an uninterested teacher putting on an old video about the importance of conception for more a more important class than to benefit your future in any way. no, it's not. but insuring they also understand that good quality will only be achieved if teachers are trained and that locally you can see which schools have trained teachers time in ating adequate their curriculum to have an impact on our futures. i went over my bank account. my mom went with me. it was embarrassing. i felt childish. we shouldn't have to feel this way like we're too naive or immature to make our way in life. it could have been something i had been done myself, but in reality i didn't know the type of account. i was grateful i did have my mum there. going to teach us the difference between an i.s.a. and a.p.r. if change is constant, if this campaign is successful, the relevance in the environment we're growing up in. young people cannot rely on songs by hip-hop artists about the importance of bills they have to pay. our knowledge should be gained during our school years. would a curriculum for life have

that we have seen evidence that we are deporting fewer people, or that is, then the decision is uninterested in enforcing immigration laws there would account for these numbers and what does it say about the overall state of enforcement? kind of the subject of this hearing. dr. rosenblum: when you look at overall numbers, they remain a high levels. 418,000 there are formal removals from the united eight -- estate. the obama admin surgeon has removed -- administration has removed 4000 or more every year, so every year, there have been ine removals than any year the bush administers a. so we have seen a sharp increase and border removals and a number of ice agents have been shifted to the border, partly to respond to the child migration surge, because we have seen an increase in families and children coming from central america, and that is difficult to -- rather than expedited removal, so they have surged resources there and also surgeded resources -- resources -- so if you want to look at the two most important numbers, unauthorized immigrants are down by one million since 2007. this is a su

. >> there are still some inside and outside of libya for their own selfish purposes who are uninterestednciliation, unwilling to compromise and who actually want this process to fail. those responsible for violence and those who obstruct and under mine libya's democratic transaction need to be held strongly accountable. >> reporter: they have the general national congress in the west and the house of representatives in the east and there are splits within the rival administration over the u.n. deal but the delegates who came to rome represent powerful groups from both sides, among them delegation from misrata but these forces are among the most powerful and can guaranty the security of a newly installed government in tripoli. >> consensus of the meeting today is also to address the problem of security, security in tripoli to bring the government which must be based at the end of the day in tripoli back to the capitol. the seat of its institutions and the future seats of the government of national unity. >> reporter: there were encouraging statements by leaders here and also warned that p

that we have seen evidence that we are deporting fewer people, or that is, then the decision is uninterested in enforcing immigration laws there would account for these numbers and what does it say about the overall state of enforcement? kind of the subject of this hearing. dr. rosenblum:

. >> they are objectively mostly uninteresting. hillary is her own anonymous.he is wicky leaking her own dumb stuff. everybody makes a big deal. then we find out she is confused about jewish foods and doesn't know how to use the tv guide. i agree hillary's emails are like this beautiful illustration of mommy. i could have received most those emails from my mom. but it mostly doesn't matter and the american public does recognize that to their credit. kennedy: the f.b.i. are the ones that matter. they are not looking to see if the emails are boring. they don't care about the 99.5% of the emails that are pointless and exhausting. they are worried about the fraction of 1% that may compromise national security. >> if the f.b.i. was going to indict her they would have don't already. to some extent, the people, one, they don't care, and i think it makes her more personable. she is a normal american. middle aged women can't use a tv guide. >> that's not a quality i look for in my president. >> do you think george bush could have found the guide? kennedy: dick cheney wo

for their own selfish purposes, they are uninterested in reconciliation, unwilling to compromise and who actually want this process to fail. as the commune can i we reach today makes clear, those responsible for violence and those who obstruct and undermine libya's democratic transition need to be held strongly accountable. we are convinced that those who want to spoil libya's future are definitively in the minority. after all, despite its difficult modern history, libya has an enormous built-in set of advantage, starting with its young and dynamic population and including its vast wealth of natural resources. since the revolution, the united states that invested about $330 million in aid, the vast majority of which was for humanitarian relief to a country that actually has resources and shouldn't need it, a country by the way where, you know, both sides are all sides are still receiving money from central banking institution. the libyans here we are convinced speak for most libyans. the leaders of the international community meeting here today, those leaders have endorsed when is th

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. >> the defendant is present and acting rather uninterested in these proceedings. mr.f you persist in this behavior, sir, you will be removed, and you will be waiving your right to give a closing statement. i understand that you choose not to respond to me, sir, but i know that you are hearing me. >> not only does his fake heart attack fail to help him derail the trial, it becomes part of the trial itself. those two medics who have just checked on wilkins are asked to testify. >> he did respond to tactile stimulus. he did raise his head, turn and look at me directly. i could see his eyes. >> i checked his pulse, which was normal. skin temperature, normal. not sweating. normal. >> the record should reflect that the defendant is slouching over to the side and acts like he's sleeping. does he appear to be doing anything to you other than sitting in that chair? >> no, your honor. >> wilkins finally comes to when smelling salts are placed under his nose. >> oh, a remarkable change. mr. wilkins, do you have any questions for this witness, sir? i will take that as a no, sir.

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recently seen is evidence that the administration is simply deporting fewer people or that it is uninterestedur immigration laws. what accounts for these falling interior removal numbers? and what does it say about the overall state of enforcement? it's kind of the subject of this hearing. >> so, well, when you look at the overall numbers, the overall removal numbers remain at record high levels. i mean, the last year that we have complete data for is 2014. in 2014 there were 418,000 formal removals from the united states. the obama administration has deported -- has removed over 400,000 every year since -- well, every year since 2010 or so i guess and every year of the obama administration has been -- there have been more formal removals than any year of the bush administration or any prior administration. what we're seeing with the falling interior numbers is a sharp decrease in the border removals. and a number of i.c.e. agents have been shifted to the border partly to respond to the child migration surge because we have seen this big increase in children and families coming from central a