zena has never visited the festival she has no time for celebrations although it's not much more than a hundred kilometers along a good road from here. i will not go into the desert but the sahara may well be coming to xena the mighty desert is constantly expanding along the southern border as it's growing at almost fifty kilometers per year. xena's husband is among those who are trying to contain the advancing sand to hold back the junes at least a little he builds fences from palm leaves despite these efforts the desert is slowly but surely gaining ground. every winter opens a unique desert camp and without good reason. it's open from october until march in the very heart of the. in the height of summer the region is scorching with temperatures reaching fifty degrees celsius and. eighty degrees. everything in this camp took a lot of it. is easy out here. existing here is very tough the. water is brought from his twenty three kilometers away tents set up so that europeans will be comfortable but the know how he's borrowed from bedouins the nomads of the desert. there are a berber car

zena shirl said she gave michael $20,000 but told him to invest only in stocks she chose. >> i came to and i said, this is the deal. you do not touch it, this is whatever you do what i tell you to do. he said, yes. >> almost immediately, zina realized michael was buying and selling stocks in her account without her permission. >> i had a bill from the company that i owe them almost like $8,000 or $10,000 for commission buying and selling. so i went to his company and i said, mike, look, this is wrong. >> in the brokerage business that's called churning the account. buying and selling stocks in a customer's portfolio for the sole purpose of generating commissions. other clients alleged that michael promised returns of 18% a year in order to get their business, a practice that's illegal in many states. >> michael, he crossed a lot of bridges. he -- i mean, a lot of illegal things was done. >> investigators also learned that michael didn't always pick good stocks. for example, he bought shares in texas air for many of his clients at $48 per share. in a matter of weeks, it fell to $15. >>

what this hostile reaction shows is how deep seated the zena phobia is, the deep fear of the other, why the country changing in a way that's not helpful. i don't think diversity. english as the country's official language is passionate. >> english is not the official language >> i'm saying they want it as the official language >> it's not and not for a good reason. everywhere we learn english and that's how we get ahead in life >> we are american and do stand behind our american flag. the problem a lot of people had with this they were putting this off that our diversity of culture and languages is what defines us as america. that's definitely not the case. the sum of the parts is greater than the parts themselves. they failed at getting that message across. coca-cola has been in a lot of trouble lately. they had customizable cans you can't put gay on. >> i'd like to think the world would be in perfect harmony ♪ >> we're all in this together. >> these are legal immigrants that embody mostly conservative principles. if americans want to win hearts and minds the type of commentary i heard

commentators across europe that what happened in switzerland is merely a reflection of what they describe as zena-phobicies across the old continent before elections coming up, and does it give them a sense to push the agenda and antimigrant agenda and more roads into europe's politics? >> of course, as i said before immigration is a sensitive issue all over europe and yesterday it was not by surprise that the french party but also the two parties that are far right national public parties welcomed the swiss vote. so in a sense it's not a good sign for europe. it's not a good sign that the swiss people gave yesterday. but of course it may have an effect on the forthcoming european elections. everybody expects in the forthcoming european elections the far right parties will win votes and seats and the vote yesterday in switzerland can be credited along those lines. >> reporter: well, professor, we thank you very much indeed for putting it into a context where our viewers can properly understand it. the swiss vote on limiting the number of migrants. thank you very much. now, south korea says it will press

daniel.e story of zena zena was a victim of domestic violence. she took out a restraining order on her husband, which meant he could not buy a gun at a federally licensed dealer. instead, he went online and purchased a semi-automatic handgun from an unlicensed seller, no questions asked. he used the gun to murder her and two of her coworkers in 2012. along with of zena, they are told-- in this report. more than any statistic, these tragedies underscore the importance of our work. why we cannot give up, why we will not give up until we finish the job and expand review background checks to all gun sales so others do not have to experience the tragedy and loss that these families and to many others have come to know. and so we can all live in the favorite nation that we all want and deserve. another tragic story is about the murder of ricky -- i am now honored to introduce his wife, to share his important story in her own words. cheryl? i met ricky when i was 16 years old. we were both juniors in high school and i knew he was the man for me. sure en

. >> that's me, lady zena, aka, lady z. >> reporter: out of 1,000 submissions, you're looking at lucky do. >> music makes the movie and i'm going to make the music. >> reporter: each one a golden ticket to the golden night, 86th annual academy awards. it's all part of the team oscar college search with winners announced on the ellen degeneres show. >> they didn't want anyone on stage that didn't have a real investment on the future of film. stiemt scene 2, take 12. >> reporter: in a one-minute video, the winning students creatively explained how they would contribute to the next generation of film. >> i want to see the winning touchdown, get the girl and lead the story. >> reporter: some used music. >> pirates of the caribbean would never set sail without -- ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and others didn't speak a word. >> i'm like on cloud nine this week. like the best week of my life. >> reporter: now on oscar sunday, they'll deliver the golden statuettes to celebrity presenters. while also rubbing elbows with hollywood's most influential movie-makers. >> i would love to meet steve mcqueen and alf