young teenagers, i d say, 15, 16-years-old playing soccer. what are you able to see down there? reporter: yes. you have two sort of camps. you have the ones run by a private company. like this one behind me, these are contracted out usually to do natural disasters. they re not contracted out to take care of children. so the physical conditions of these camps can oftentimes look good. these are kids oftentimes isolated from the rest of the population. they can t visit relatives. they can speak to people once or twice a week to on the phone for ten minutes. they re basically mini prisons, we handed over the children to people who are used to running prison facilities. that s one of the issues. congresswoman, tell us what it s like if your facility, the facility you have had a look at. i have visited the homestead facility five times now, chris. the reality is it s an
ground running winning two championships in german youth level and taking in the bundesliga at seventeen. but. there s no school in the bundesliga at the age of just seven c. . yeah just to go over there and experience of all the culture of everything. you know really really tough for me i mean everything the language just you know being there being completely new being an american playing soccer and i was in europe but in the end i stuck with it because i just you know how to go online and i wouldn t stop until i reached. back unchristian felicitate is the face of football all soccer as it s known in the u.s. fans are going wild for the rising dortmund star who became the country s youngest ever player of the year at just nineteen. yeah i mean very thing you know knowing i was just an american kid i had
a military facility that covers forty five square kilometers starting in one nine hundred fifty five france s atomic energy commission began experimenting with enriching uranium and developing detonators for atomic bombs on the site. can i go to asia the door was a local politician for many years. he spent much of his childhood here. while playing soccer matches he remembers often hearing muffled explosions. that. we all wondered whether something dangerous had happened but as i remember many people s initial response was they can t be doing anything dangerous because we re just twenty kilometers away from paris. but perhaps residents didn t know the truth recently it s come to light that not everything was under control last summer socks filled with radioactive waste were found at the site they
for a military facility that covers forty five square kilometers starting in one nine hundred fifty five france s atomic energy commission began experimenting with enriching uranium and developing detonators for atomic bombs on the site. can i go to asia was a local politician for many years. he spent much of his childhood here. while playing soccer matches he remembers often hearing muffled explosions. we all wondered whether something dangerous had happened but as i remember many people s initial response was they can t be doing anything dangerous because we re just twenty kilometers away from paris. but perhaps residents didn t know the truth recently it s come to light that not everything was under control last summer sacks filled with radioactive waste were found at the site they
across many generations just laughing and laughing hysterically. she loved to have people looking at her, listening to her, paying attention to her, and i think this is partly where donald gets his desire to be noticed. donald s own personality would emerge at the private kew forest day school. he was very aggressive on the soccer field. paul onish was donald s teammate and friend. we frequently showed our toughness to the other team during halftime. we would eat oranges whole without ever peeling them and they thought we were crazy. donald didn t like to lose. we would do anything we could that was within the legal grounds of playing soccer to prevent the other team from scoring.