it was jawdropping —— jawdropping vaz. for parliamentary democracy. it was jawdropping vaz.peaker said it isa the motion. the deputy speaker said it is a matter to be raised and i raise it again. what the house voted to do was to lift the cap on nurses' pay and revoke the rising tuition fees. it means students and nurses have a legitimate expectation that thatis have a legitimate expectation that that is what the intention of parliament is and we would like to know how that is going to be enacted. it is also clear, and it has been set on social media, that is what the government will do with every opposition day motion. i would like you, mr speaker, to me with business managers to work out how to ta ke business managers to work out how to take it forward because it makes parliament looked ridiculous. andrea leadsom said the government tuition fees and public sector pay are taken incredibly seriously. yesterday, to be very clear, there were equal numbers of speakers on both sides of the house and no doubt we have engaged at every level. however, i would like to point out that

in a home affairs select committee report two years ago, then committe chairman keith vaz warned: butthey see are historic and they do not believe that fgm is taking place in this country at anything like the same rates as some politicians have stated. there are three main specialist centres in the uk where children are examined for fgm, based in london, birmingham and here in manchester. doctor catherine white of saint mary's sexual assault referral centre has seen more than a0 referrals since mandatory reporting came in. 14 of those cases were found on examination to have had fgm. so far we have not noticed fgm in cases where the family have said, no, the child has not had it. of the cases you have seen, how many of them have occurred here in the uk? none. so where we have seen evidence of fgm, the children have been born outside of the uk and the history is that they have had the fgm done outside of the uk. in the media we have been told that they might be thousands of cases. why do you think there is a discrepancy in those figures? i know that some of it might be that it's hidden,

we are ready for everything and anything, vaz they tell us what they're going to do. are very sincere, and we expect the exact same from the e.u., to be sincere, but i don't know to what extent we'll be able to tolerate this lingering on. but i think this can only be tolerated to a certain level, and after this threshold, i think turkey will come to the point where we have to make our own decisions. >> woodruff: one of the sources of tension, a great source of tension between turkey and the e.u., turkey and the united states, has been the strength of the democracy in turkey. your move before and especially after the coup attempt in the summer of last year, many people in turkey and the government, in the military, in the journalism field, reporters, and others have either lost their jobs or have been imprisoned, in jail. the question from the united states, from many in the u.s. and in europe, is: is this the permanent course for turkey? or is this temporary? you have said these people are terrorists, they were attempting to overthrow your government. but many of them

. >> elizabeth vaz kwez is caring for her elder parents. her parents taken to the hospital once for did he hiehyd >> if i wasn't here, i wouldn't know >> reporter: her father struggling in pain. desperate for medication. >> there's no one that can give him medication. >> no one. >> reporter: san juan's mayor telling me red tape is holding up relief efforts. >> president trump please whatever you need to do let at the -- fema do their job. >> reporter: senator rubio saying the federal government needs to be more aggressive in there efforts. >> the reality over 3 million american citizens potentially in the grips of a significant humanitarian crisis. i hope we don't see katrina like images. >> reporter: yesterday the president was asked if puerto rico was getting the help it needed. >> puerto rico is very important to me. puerto rico the people are fantastic people. i grew up in new york. rico. >> reporter: the president highlighting the praise he's received. >> it's the most difficult job because it's an island in the middle of the ocean. it

look at the size, and i got the man main, tony vaz. you got to be overwhelm >> great day.o we're hosting this after last year's tragedy, and it's a sorry thing, but we want to tell people that as a nation, as a state, we're not afraid of terrorism. we can't live in hybernation, we have to show the world america is the greatest country in the world >> i think a lot of people are showing that by being here, there's a lot of people don't even run here doing this >> the day will be full of excitement. and we're also excite baud one of the honorees is a seaside heights resident wounded in hire row gee ma. and he's a great guy, great human being. >> you're showing off seaside beautifully today for the nation and showing strength. thank you. >>> i'm going to bother a guy named dan, another tough former marine, dan, get the family over here. these are brothers here, lieutenant kernel. >> colonel. ? both you guys, military men at a military race, and if anybody will show strength in the face of terror it will be a tough marine. >> that's correct >> what do you think of the turn-out