well, werk has gone so will not let this ruin it.avingere in support of the refugees here, we believe this is good for the community. >> of the far right demonstrators want to march to the asylum hostile, but they cannot get through. in an act of civil disobedience, he used his camper van to block the road. police aren't happy. happens --hing else we will have to get you out of here in a hurry. >> overhauls have to clear the road for the neo-not cease. others looked on anxiously. but the residents are determined to protect them, and they make some much noise that nobody can even hear these supporters. >> this is completely incomprehensible that the authorities are giving these neo-nazis a stage in front of the refugee hostel. >> all not seas are stupid. respected the people who came to stop this march. idea.has had another good here, let's keep on singing. we shall overcome ♪ >> the neo-nazi chants are drowned out. by now, some refugees are confident enough to come outside. everyone protests against the hate speech of the neo-nazis i

ntsb gets on scene werk do our work, witness interviews and interviews with crew are important to us to make sure people give us what they need. >> do you remove part of the aircraft and preserve it? like in a hangar so you can revisit it and inspect it? >> yes. we keep evidence we might need to go back to. >> in terms of the flight data recorder was that in the back of the plane is in the back looks like it ended up in the bay. >> we'll be looking at the recorders as quickly as possible. they're very important to us. and important to the investigation. >> they can take quite a beating right? if they're in the water you'll be able to recover and get data? >> that is our hope. we know recorders can be very robust and we have many oaks where recorders have helped ous to see what happened. >> this has been really helpful. i've covered you and you guys have been thorough and also at the same time very helpful because american people always are worried because we fly so much, everybody. our hearts go out to people who died in the crash, their families so i just, have to give you a nod. i

ntsb gets on scene werk do our work, witness interviews and interviews with crew are important to use want to make sure people give us what they need. >> do you remove part of the aircraft and preserve it? like in a hangar so you can revisit it and inspect it? >> yes. we keep evidence we might need to go back to. >> in terms of the flight data recorder was that in the back of the plane is in the back looks like it ended up in the bay. >> we'll be looking at the recorders as quickly as possible. they're very important to us. and important to the investigation. >> they can take quite a beating right? if they're in the water you'll be able to recover and get data? >> that is our hope. we know recorders can be very robust and we have many oaks where recorders have helped ous to see what happened. >> this has been really helpful. i've covered you and you guys have been thorough and also at the same time very helpful because american people always are worried because we fly so much, everybody. our hearts go out to people who died in the crash, their families so i just, have to give you a n

giving you a live picture, the academy of television arts and sciences werks eel cover it all for you25. >>> breaking news. sadly an 8-year-old girl is dead this morning shot to death overnight in her own home in oakland. her grandmother and two other children in the house at the time were also shot. it's 5:28. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marla tellez in for jon kelley. police spent most of the night at this home on wilson avenue just across interstate 580 from fruitvale elementary school. "today in the bay's" christie smith is outside children's hospital in oakland where the two other children are now being treated. christie, do you have any new information for us at this point? >> obviously she can't hear us this morning. we'll try to get the audio problems fixed and check back with her as we continue to follow the breaking news this morning. >>> meantime the verdicts will be read for two men charged with a gang rape of a 16-year-old girl at a richmond high school dance. marcellus peter and jose montano are two of six men facing charges for the 2009 assault on a girl outside her

rally and organizers say that is consistent with the numbers that they have been seeing in recent werksusand to you to 5,000 people every monday for these events. now every week has a different theme. past themes have included things like women's rights or cuts to unemployment funding but organizers say that the main goal is to protect the vulnerable from what they perceive as a tax from the gop dominated legislature but they say it's called moral monedays. they want to draw attention to the moral issues behind a lot of the proposed legislation they are seeing in the state. here is how the events work. first, a big public rally at an outdoor space where you see thousands of gathering and you hear a lot of speakers and people carrying signs and the like. a portion of that group braekea off when they move into the legislative building and when they refuse to leave they are arrested. when this first started the first week 17 people were arrested. since then, more than 900 people have been arrested over the course of the 12 weeks. yesterday 73 were taken into custody. >> we don't believe we

if we are going to have a competition, werked open the doors and welcome them into our country and get the benefits that they bring as well. i don't see this as a threat to american wages. i see this as a great potential boon. >> do you have anything to add to that, dr. pastor? >> aside from the fact that i'm glad i went before jose antonio vargas instead of after. i just have a couple of things to that. one is and i think that doug will agree. most economists are not worried about too much immigration. they are worried about too little immigration in the future. when you look at the fact that immigration flows have slowed down in the country. net migration from mexico is probably zero and may be negative, but we're afraid if we say that, you'll think we're crazy. because the mexican economy is doing a bit better and because there have been some fundamental changes in fertility in mexico. 30 years ago, a woman over the course of her lifetime would have five children. now the fertility rate in the united states is 1.7. people are worried about who were the we will have enough workers to

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