the taxpayer is paying for it, it would seem the taxpayer should have some access to the contracts,ut the amount of money, the worker safety. the political relationship. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q and a. ♪ >> this month we showcase our student camp winners. c-span's annual video documentary competition. this year's theme is road to the white house. students were asked what issues you want candidates to discuss? one of our second prize high school winners are from maryland. matt, 10th-graders at sherwood high school once presidential candidates to discuss campaign laws in a video titled "finance -- campaign-finance, the issue of all issues. about an issue that affects every other issue across the nation. it may not be what you immediately think of because campaign-finance is not exactly a glamorous issue. that is right. campaign-finance. money gets from donor to candidate, the message, the amount. the inherent problem with unlimited money in politics. 84% of americans make money has too much influence in politics. yet for being such a monumental problem in the democr

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and ut's president is calling this every parent's nightmare.is the first homicide investigation here on the main campus at ut since 1966 when a student gunman opened fire killing 14 people. the investigation continues today and urgent manhunt. back to you. >> gabe guttierez, thank you. >>> and you can see gabe's full report on the "today" show coming up in just minutes. >>> dna evidence could bring justice in a d.c. sex assault case that is more than a decade old. jeremiah jewuwley was identifie from a national dna database and pleaded guilty. his dna was in separate carjacking case in 2021. >>> two men are in jail this morning charged with rain and kidnapping. montgomery police arrested the 24-year-old and 19-year-old for allegedly assaulting a 12-year-old girl. police say one of the suspects knew the girl's family. >> the parents of the victim did not give permission for him to go to the home and most importantly to remove the victim from the home. >> we're told that he took the girl to an apartment that he shared with the other suspect in vi

the invitations shows the two with their fire department turno ut coats. posting violated social media guidelines, but sill leaders met and revise the the rules saying positive and favorable content can be posted. >> yankees and mets highlights today. and the masters tournament. steve obermeyer is next with sports. >>> if you see news call 1-80- ch2 -news. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, a and in buffalo, where medicine meets the future. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. curing a massive reduction nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for8 million children. the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you. [content sigh] ah, excuse me? mr. jones? hi. already? you booked an appo

when student gunmen shooting from the ut tower killed 14 people. the university already at the center of the debate over campus security with a new texas law allowing concealed guns on campus set to take effect later this year. but tonight, ut is remembering wiser, an oregon native trained in ballet, and said she loved to dance because it challenged her. the school's president reading a statement from her family. >> if her death can somehow make it safer for a young woman to walk home, it will all prevent another assault or murder. at least we can find some meaning behind an otherwise senseless and tragic death. >> reporter: at this hour, memorial services under way here on campus. $15,000 reward is being offered for any information leading to an arrest. lester, tonight more security, more late-night schultz shuttles for students and dozens more officers on patrol. >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> a new look at one of the most wanted men in the world. belgian authorities released new video of the terror suspect at the scene of a deadly airport att

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the american taxpayers are paying for it, it it seems they should have some access to the contracts,ut the amount of money, the workers safety, the political relationships. >> tonight, on c-span's q&a. >> republican presidential candidate and ohio governor john kasich brought his campaign to a synagogue in great neck, long island where he spoke to members of the congregation. cameras were not permitted inside. afterwards, the governor spoke to reporters about the role of the peace process. new york holds its state primary on tuesday. this is about 10 minutes. governor kasich: i am currently working on a secret plan, to delay the primary so that i can spend more time eating in new york. and we have not been -- we are going to reveal the secret plan soon. because, listen, yesterday we were in watertown. the last time that a president for candidate had been in watertown, i was informed, it was teddy roosevelt. it was fantastic. the only problem was that i did not get an opportunity to see the lake. which is -- or the island. but if you know or not, a chef from new york city ripped off tho

taxpayer is paying for it, it would seem the american taxpayer should have some access to the contracts,ut the amount of money, the safety and the political relationships. >> tonight, on q&a. nationalorning, journal correspondent sam baker previews the oral argument in the case of the united states versus texas which it challenges the obama administration actions on immigration. later, juan williams talks about to book "we the people come and looks at the presidential race. we will take is next. host: good morning. one day before the deadline to file your taxes, congress will be taking legislation this week to focus on the operation for the irs and its personnel. the house meets tomorrow. the senate also back this week as lawmakers in that chamber continue working on a funding bill for the faa. live coverage on the c-span network. it is sunday morning, april 17. new yorkers go to the polls on tuesday and later today, we are in brooklyn with senator bernie sanders. he is returning to his hometown. our coverage beginning at 4:00 eastern time.

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the company has reached an agreement with the staff or they can refuse to work the iranian utes without being penalized. >> thank you for the look at the business days. a look at what the papers have been saying. focus on the panama papers, particularly as the fallout starts to happen. there is a lot of talk about iceland, where the prime minister is fighting for his political survival. >> people are calling for him to resign. talkingsee they are about how 22,000 people protested. that is a sizable amount in iceland. the demonstration was similar to those held during the financial crisis in 2008. the paper interviewed a paper who says she feels like nothing has changed in the last seven years. we have been betrayed by the people who told us things were going to get better. >> vladimir putin has been in the spotlight. he is not directly named in the panama papers, but his close friends and advisers are. quite a clever cartoon. you can see him going through the tax security year. the guy is saying you have to remove your hat. the hat is stuffed with cash. they were quicker to bite back, d

could they be close to that agreement, an accord with judges where they pay on time ut $10 million. up really sharply yesterday. it will be fascinating to see exactly how vw opens. we will have to watch the taker. we need to see exactly what is going on here. we are waiting to see what volkswagen does, but as you can see, at the moment it is an energy story driving these european markets. materials are trading on the upside as well. utilities are down by .2%, but definitely a risk on morning here. it will be fascinating to see how we trade later on in the day. economists are virtually certain that mario draghi won't touch interest rates today. based on recent history, whatever happens will bring stock volatility. let's bring in sophia. sophia, a really nice piece this morning. draghi over the last few meetings, really generated fairly big bounces and fairly big drops in terms of european equity markets. why are we sing this phenomenon? sophia: last meeting was the most volatile meeting for the ecb since 2011. the problem with draghi is he is dealing with very fragile markets at the

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this the time of unrest because people wanted to bring --ut changes and as a result that's one of the main things young people need to know -- the sacrifices made by the people before them in order for these changes to take place. >> our cities wars staff travel to tuscaloosa to learn about it rich history. learn more about the other stops on our tour at c-span.org/cities tour. you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. "q&a" the hit broadway musical hamilton based on the biography of alexander hamilton. as he said i was reading your and on vacation in mexico as i was reading it, hip-hop songs started rising off the page and said hamilton's life is a classic hip-hop narrative. >> he had a world-class hip-hop knowledge on his hands. my first question to him was, ken hip-hop be the vehicle for telling this kind of very large and complex story. he said, i am going to educate you about hip-hop and he did on the spot, pointing out that hip-hop can pack more information than any form of music. he started talking about the fact that hip-hop not only has rhyme

ut to the question as it applies to terrorism suspects now, d is an open decision they haven't decided whether suspects interrogated outside united states for terrorism meet the miranda rights. my understanding is the interrogation of anyone within the united states would have to be read their miranda rights. paul: and jeff is exactly right on that. that's one of the things that the miranda decision does, is extends rights to everyone inside the united states. you can have some interesting questions of what if an fbi overseas and how do the the rights come into play in that situation. you can also have interesting up in what at come are called public safety situations nowadays. if there was a ticking time bomb hat a terrorist had said the supreme court had said yes, maybe, no miranda might not need o be given because of the extreme public safety concerns. host: so if the miranda ecisions would apply to sparring combatants on u.s. soil, would the answer be, it depends? jeffrey: it depends. are we uestion is, talking about things military in which miranda does apply or the orcement conte

ut ted cruz has stolen a march on donald front on this front and in terms of what has to happen statey state, cruz and e have organizations are working this problem, coming in very, very late to try to day here on this front. be difficult to save is ballot things. it's still possible. people are focused on -- at the convention. it is possible that with his elp they can get not just a bare majority but they could get over. you know, people talk about 60%, whatever, t he can. if kasich and cruz do not improve their games in the california, and if he can win indiana he can get that even with some defections, he can do it. >> it's a little bit dodging the uestion because the truth is that what we're focused on with him, him as the convention manager. -- i'm saying, if doomed trump runs the table for the rest of the nomination and by the last ither contest or shortly thereafter, that is possible. strong electoral performance by trump, will make him unnecessary. go hand-in-hand. these states that are coming up you need to win. ut you need to win that maximizes the chance that people will sh

the rangers can't win it this year, by ut the islanders still can. we'll talk plenty of hockey here >>> four kittens in the bronx have eight lives left. bronx firefighter vincent martnelli recognized these guys during an apartment fire today. he heard a noise from the floorboard. he uncovered it and found the crying kittens. >> how many dates is that guy going to get now? >>> it is all about the bare necessities this weekend at the box office. >> relax, kid. we need to get work done, okay? >> "the jungle book" is still in its second week in theaters. he is a boy raised by wolves and protected by a panther and bear. "the huntsman" in second. >>> that's it for news 4 new york. >> "sports final" is next with john chandler. take it away, john. >> thank you. we have lots of hockey tonight, including an incredible series the rangers will clean out their locker room this week. pat leonard joins us to talk about that. this week it's the nfl draft and the jets seem to be thinking quarterback. and by the way, there's baseball. and that brings us to tonight's "

>>ut the whole thing in my mouth? >>> walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> giants catcher buster posey made an emotional announcement before the game. he and his wife are kicking off a campaign to help children with cancer. >> with young patients and their parents in the audience, posey was almost brought to tears. katie is live at at&t park. katie? >> ama and dan, the poseys are clearly passionate about this issue. this is the new limited edition hat. part of the proceeds go to help cancer research. you can only get them at official stores like this one. >> buster posey had to pause as he explained they came face-to-face with pediatric cancer. >> her child was diagnosed with neuro blass stoma -- neuro blastoma. all right. i will pull it together. >> kristen met a woman whose son was sick. the little boy was the same age as the posey's twins. >> i had no idea the lack of funding it receives and once i found that out it is like buster said, i did not want to sit back and do not

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[applause] mckinnon is a ut guy so we balanced out the equation. mark has been a chief media advisor on a number of successful campaigns. president bush once said of mckinnon, i was impressed with mark's creativity and i was impressed by his honesty. high praise. he is most famous as the cocreator of the hit "the circus," which chronicles the current campaign action every sunday night on showtime. >> this is the story about john kennedy. here is the situation. you have the flu, snowing heavily, it is your daughter's birthday the next morning and you are supposed to be at a soup kitchen at 6:00 in the morning. the question is not would you go -- the question is would you want to go? >> the show is incredible. if you have not seen it, use the showtime anytime app to get caught up. also happy to have a former journalist who heads up the political communication center, home of the most comprehensive archival political advertising. a real expert on presidential campaign advertising. second half of our program, mckinnon will moderate an elite panel. this

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ut-.gh >>> some local communities, yupy made the list, but what do wt people living in those townsnho really think? we'll find outind next. ♪ ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >>> live look outside on this wednesday morning.y nice sunny day out there. tre it's april 13th, 2016. we'll have weather and traffic t for you coming up on the 5's at 8:05.05 >>> good morning to you i'morngt allison seymour. >> i'm steve chenevey.he welcome to fox5 news morning. mg >>> tens of thousands of verizov workers all along the east coasa are on strike including some ine our area.oura. here's two different scenes incs north virginia outside theutsi verizon office in falls churchh also verizon workers picketing e in new york city workers say the contract expired eight monthsir ago and there's been littlee progress in negotiations. the strike will not affect youry cell phone or smart phonema phoe verizon says it will affect land line service however if you need to have service repairs made. m keep that in mind w

staples, ut tillties and materials the biggest decliners. the dow jones was higher by 0.10. and the nasdaq, down 0.03%. no surprises to cause a large reaction. initial jobless claims, good employment picture, while march consumer inflation remained benign, running at 0.9% rate. even inflation, including food and energy which had been running at 2.3% rate, which had raised some eyebrows, moderated to a 2.2%. just beginning with on the large financial companies this week. expectations for the group were very low. so far, the results have at least had some positive aspects. helping lift the financial sector in the market today. the ten year u.s. treasury yield moved higher today, ending 1.79%. u.s. dollar raised against most currency and is on pace for a stronger week. out of the last six weeks, saw the dollar fall against other curre cur current sees. scheduled u.s. releases tomorrow. but earning season continues, and really kicks into gear next week. this is bill stone, chief investment strategist for pnc group. >>> now let's see how tokyo markets are starting the day. to tha

services division like itunes and apple music, they are performing well and growing. , the iphone 7,utsay it will be a significant update. whenever there is a new model, the 7 rather than the 6s from last year, sales come up. they recently released the budget modelt is a and slightly smaller. they are hoping that those different innovations may help them turn around what has happened this time. katty: thank you very much. you are watching "bbc world news america." 30ll to come on the program, years after the world's worst nuclear accident we returned to to region around chernobyl see the aftermath and how people are coping with it. nicknamed the dentist of horror has been held for eight years in rant for deliberately mutilating patient 's mouths. lucy williamson has more. >> for years he had behind a white coat. today, the man that they nicknamed the dentist of were injured court for the last time, still hiding. van nierop drugged his patience and mutilated them while they slept in the chair. he spread pain and injury, ripping out healthy teeth, breaking jaws. in aoman lost 8 teeth sin

when john wiser got ute of the navy, this was his first dog after his service. of course he means a lot to this family. they want to find their forever friend, because they still have another pet at home who is missing his buddy. they have turned to social media and craigslist in hopes of people keeping an eye out looking for fenway. they have partners. the east mountain pet alert is helping this family track down the dog. that's why they have drone video searching that area hoping they can find him. because, they say, fenway is a afraid of men. he is 16 years old and deaf. looking for this dog is going to be like looking for a needle in a very large haystack sxwchlt their what a cool way to use drone zs if they are able to send a drone up, that could be just thing they need. >> hopefully, they can get him back. >> this accident happened on the i-25 southbound at the eldorado accident, 12y50irks 90, in new mexico. if somebody is within that vicinity and they see a husky, that may be fenway. give those people a call. you can go to rightthisminute.com or click on

another rainy and chilly one to end ut the week. this is future weather. 8:00 tomorrow morning, i don't think you'll see a lot of rain, right around lunch time some scattered rain mostly on the light side. nothing very heavy. then into tomorrow night the wet pattern and chilly at night and scattered showers around. saturday looks good. this will be the dryer day out of the weekend and then look what happens saturday night. more rain approaches by 10:00 p.m. and then jump ahead to sunday. 7:30 sunday morning and the run starts at 8:00 and so far it looks like we'll be seeing heavy rain around the area and then we go through the next couple of hours and now we're looking at noon and more heavy rain in the area, but of course you're going to be getting updates on that. for tomorrow rainy and chilly, 53 in east end and 53 phoenixville 53 degrees in the philadelphia area and chilly in new jersey and mid 50s. keep the umbrella along the shore only around 50 degrees for ava lon and atlantic city and delaware and 54 degrees in wilmington. w

sources say she was a ut student. they are doing everything possible to ensure student safety but do not believe there say threat to students. >>> a man's escape from a raining wild fire was captured by a news crew in arizona. a husband and wife storm chasing team pulled up and let the man into their truck just in time. no injuries have been reported. >>> a 9-year-old reporter that wrote about a suspected killer in her neighborhood. she got a tip and went to the scene and post aid story on her website orange street news.com and many locals were not happy, they posted negative comments urging her to quote, play with dolls, instead of being a journalist. hildy posted a journalist in response. >> if you want me to stop offering news. have you to go out and do something about it. there is that kid enough for you. >> she has run the orange street news since 2014, she gets help from her sister and father, a former new york "daily news" reporter. >>> federal agents created a fake university in new jersey to help bust people

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veedbe's a inj wn di bhe anwi mblspil o e ed at photos released by seattle police departmeimetgo tr ut f ca the scene at the house where cobain lived in washington state where he allegedly died alone. you can see he has a little bit of -- which is the settling of the blood. three days in a greenhouse, nice and hot in there, there, wlrso eehese before a dperile nt nt hetehat s noly e eir own life. >> what other factors? in the homicide column i would put the fact that because it's a shotgun injury you would expect to see a tremendous amount of blood. we do not see that in the pictures. now looking back at this years later says that a lot of speculation is due to mistakes police officers made initially, withholding information, not releasing the photos creates an air of secrecy and people are left with their own speculation. twenty-two years later were still talking about it. because why? because law-enforcement was not forthcoming or they did allow the lousy job. kurt cobain was the icon with albums like nevermind, sounds like -- he can't rest so now because people are taking his statur

. >> reporter: i-95 southbound broken down truck take you takig ut-oh the right lane. we'll talk about and issues on 476. >>> ncaa basketball fan has a top bracket of all, but forgot to do one very important thing, that's later in the morning buzz. >>> welcome back taking a live look across the ben franklin bridge. it is 5:16, 65 degrees, it was damp when i stepped out outside, very humid, very warm. >>> we'll get into the mid 70s, we have showers we are expecting later today. matt that's an element you'll be watching in traffic. >> reporter: it will be a great time as the day progresses, i'm sure. but right now things are not too damp as you head out the door. in the bushes, so far so good 476 the blue route media swathmore interchange, things are dry. south in delaware and east in new jersey, it's wetter conditions. he would -- elsewhere on 476 there's construction by lansdale taking out a couple of lanes. talaminso.township, cedar grovel close at joshua road from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. for the next week. bucks county we have a lot of work along 32 river road solbury

ut in the area that i tend to focus on a lot, and that is the review iferation treaty process.f everyrings four out five years in which countries come together to review the mplementation of the treaty in looking forward, it's rather whether all kinds of problems at the last review conference -- in fact, i wrote an article called "the of the 2015promise" npt review. they had a subtitle in which the editors took off. it was "100 ways to say no in french and arabic." the countries french speaking nd arabic speaking weren't particularly the problems. iran was not. of thetually as a leader non-align movement this past year was a constructive force this those negotiations. it's also telling that at the committee ttee, the t the united nations for disarmament this past fall, all f the nuclear weapons professors prefer it put forward d iran, dealing with so-calle open ended working group on disarmament, to a resolution put forward by our allies such as mexico, chile, austria and the like. so there's a very unusual dynamic we're observing now which i think is not familiar to most folks

not severe stormse ut lightning with them and cause minor problems. the worst is over with in ft. wourrth and almost in the dallas area so we will continee to today a slight risk of severe storms redeveloping later on today. over 6,000 people to abilene. this is pushing down towards victoria and lake charles and 18 million people. tornado threat is low today and wind damage is the greatest concern. as far as rainfall the haest eaviest rain around sioux city. we are still beautiful. the east coast looks great today. the west coast continues with your stellar weather also. so we are finally clearing it out. amarillo to lubbock looking okay for the daylight hours. east texas watch a complex of storms this moy ing. north of it chance of storms from iowa to illinois. the east coast but. most likely friday. >> just in time for the weekend. >>> find out which state's governor hss declared pornograph a public health hazard? >>> plus, a rare fire tornado captured on video. ey have those details next. you're watching "early today." g "early today." hey there, hi. why do people have eyebrows

--ut ly e onindaat me.a gic afra >>> there are 162 games of the season but only one opening day at home for the giants and giants fans. a sea of black and orange, a lot of screaming and -- $120 bucks, mix in garlic fries, a couple of beers -- >> they don't seem to mind but we have heart heard complaints before, it gets pricey. >> major league baseball giving giants fans what they wanted, opening game at home against the rival dodgers. this was so much fun. a picture perfect day at at&t park, the usually pomp and circumstance that goes with opening day. it's always great to see the say hey kid, willie mays. jake peavy was jacked to get this start. he's an emotional guy, maybe a little too jacked early on. off the glove of angel pagan. ias -- yasiel puig. bases loaded for hunter pence. the reverend bleacher bound. his six career grand slam. if this is preview of things to come, buckle up giants fans. 12-6 the final on an opening day win. >> that run across the board, it's like here we go. keep it moving, keep it going. >> the hitting was contagious for the giants, 17 of them as they start

utely. hillary clinton, yes.she has a very good chance to be the democratic nominee. >> larry: you think so. >> i'm the straight man here, aren't i? >> larry: i don't know, man. i got nothing-- i wrong with a mama telling me what to do. who has the best chance of knocking her out. >> well, she has tough competition from your old friend ben year-- bernie sanders. >> larry: yeah, that man is wild. drink to that. >> larry: do you think america's ready to be lead by a female? >> i don't. i dosh-- i do i do think it's ready for a female but not that female. i think hillary has a lot of baggage on her. >> larry: yeah. >> she has a lot of baggage. she's like if you were the adopted dog and went to mike vik's house to pick one up. you don't-- . >> larry: i don't know what that means. who's mike vic. >> it's going to bite you sooner or later it's going to bite you >> a dog fighting ring. >> larry: football player. >> i think definitely some people are opposed to her because she has the toughest time with men. i mean-- esp

ut the degree to which they play games with the russians on -- one side but with britain a big point of contention is with china and investment bank where the british government is more losely aligned with china than the obama administration would want. on the british side i think more real point of grievance is about the falklands where the administration through to kerry will seemed suggest that was open to negotiation. that caused a lot of consternation. washed this will be away. clarence: libya is a special frustration because he elected us out of wars in afghanistan and iraq. his was a war he got us into with the best of intentions trying to do something to save massacred by ing qaddafi. qaddafi was overthrown but the a mess partly to because of tly england not being there and u.s. got tied up in iraq and other problems.t it is a frustration for his dent obama because doctrine such as it is, is to ry to work more partnerships and not be aggressive with our unilateralism. unless not going to work you can get countries like england, our best pal overseas. we go in for humanitarian

. -- malt i think is obsce and disgusti,ut givenhe history of it, it is interesting as well.ven the chancellor had thattch, and i would say they had a problem with freedom of expression. the problem with the poem is to prove his point, and he intentionally and deliberately mixes satirical context and accuse -- a few said words, that was his intention to do that. is, to make his point, for lines would be enough. but the poem is like 20 lines. you send a message, you might say -- send a message that goes beyond that. that you feel sentiments against not just erdogan, but against people from anatolia, turkey, will whatever. anti-muslim sentiments. just because of the length of it. it has 20 lines. peter: you talked about the point he was trying to make. can you be a little more specific? malte: the point is to be more specific. if he is claiming -- i will show you what is allowed and what is illegitimate. if on the other side, he then quotes a lot of words that are illegitimate, then he wants to i would say, the distinction is not what he's aiming for, but the blurring of distin

wait are, on average, three to six days, depending on the specialty that you want at which location. .ut we have admitted to things if you go to the end of the bell curve, you have people getting same-day access, almost 20% getting same-day access. on the other hand, you have much -- people waiting much to long. there are some specialties we have to fix and here in the program we have put forward, it is a huge opportunity to fix those. ultimately, the measure of satisfaction is really what is important. and to veterans trust the v.a.? put out a study that over 80% of veterans love coming to the v.a. and love the care they are getting. we are working hard to improve access so more veterans can have that care. are you confident you are heading toward the more friendly customer service model you have been talking about? am comfortablei that the transformation we are undergoing is heading in the right direction. with try to move forward this, we have hired more doctors and more nurses, we have opened up over 4 million square feet of new space and have evening and daytime clinic hours. the un

this ute -- route is all but closed. a potent symbol of the e.u.-turkey deal. that crackdown on smugglers and rumors of poor conditions mean migrants don't make the journey. the first greek face many -- a fisherman by trade, for months it was people he pulled from the water. saving so many lives, greece has put him forward for a nobel peace prize. >> i have seen many people drown. i even got angry, asking myself, was there something more i could have done? i get frustrated seeing those people being the victims when it wasn't even their fault. >> beaches once choked with new arrivals are quiet. in less than 18 months more than half a million people arrived on these shores from turkey. moat of their life jackets and boats have been cleared away and the majority of migrants have headed on into the-iron union -- the european union but thousands are still stranded here, unable to get to the mainland and fearful of being sent back to where they came from. detained and angry, frustration boils over. this week, police fired tear gas at young men throwing tones. moria i