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There s just simple logistical things that needed to happen. those things have started to happen. but it doesn t lessen the need. like i said, 1.2 million people have left the country, that does not account for the hundreds of thousands, probably millions of people, who have nowhere to go. some of them are finding room here and will be, some are moving to other villages closer to the border. and we are finally starting to see now that first influx of humanitarian work. i saw my first polish red cross to the other day outside the train station. moldova as well. trying to get a handle on this humanitarian crisis. and as you said, nato starting to support as they can on the other side of the polish border, those 10, 082nd airborne troops from the u.s. military, trying to support that effort, starting to the question is, where is this going and how long are we going to need to support millions of refugees, and will they ever come back? will people ever be able to return to their homes? ....
Is headed toward a government crisis. b s b did the s.p.d. has to clear this up this week do they want to govern this country yes or no you can t govern if you say it is maybe. the s.p.d. has veered left what this means for the german government should become clear over the coming days the sport now and there was monday night football in the bundesliga as minds hosted frankfurt in a regional dobby and it was the house side who took an important 3 points to move up and out of the relegation place it s. local clashes are usually fiery occasions and this one was no difference flares thrown on to the pitch what s a blame for a slightly later kick off than planned but the action came ficken fost not see him so regular visits is one up to 53 minutes i. defended finding room to shoot amid the chaos. but fresh food soon run into trouble ....
a family behind me waiting to cross and probably ask for asylum. the president wants to prosecute everyone. the question now bill becomes one of bed space. do we have enough shelter space? that will be very difficult. he wants to avoid catch and release but we are already near ty. finding room for everybody could be difficult. bill: thank you, william. interesting. william la jeunesse on the border. sandra: let s bring in illinois congressman adam kinzinger serving on the house foreign affairs commission. two big votes on two separate immigration bills today. first of all, which one do you support, congressman? i ll support the compromise plan, the one that has a chance. it s exactly what the president has requested in his state of the union address, $25 billion for the wall. enforceible to make sure it s paid for. handles the daca population but switches us from a family-based to merit-based immigration plan. this is something that even democrats should be voting for because i ....
Third that s my point. it doesn t matter if he gets done in one half of congress, it doesn t matter if republicans all agree, and they can t pass it with just republicans. do you see where i m going with that? you talk about asking democrats to come over, it seems like you re expecting them to completely adopt your ideas as opposed to finding room for negotiation, would you support the plan that s been put out there by some of your colleagues, a bipartisan plan by the problem solvers caucus 43 members of the house have signed on to a bill that does not totally repeal obama care, but i don t think it s repairable. i think the whole concept needs to be overhauled. that s why i want to repeal it. it has nothing to do with obama, it could have been truman care for all i care. i appreciate your time in ....
Held monday for 21-year-old mayci breaux and jillion johnson. crowds gathering to pray, light candles and share memories of victims. california wildfire season in full force. evacuations as cruise battle flames and now a fast moving blaze that scorched some 4,000 acres in nevada county in the north. now, back to lockup. over the last decade many states around the country have spent more money building jails and prisons than colleges. in the l.a. county jail system the average stay for an inmate is 45 days. but some inmates can be locked up for more than two years. finding room for those prisoners is a constant challenge. it requires not only the building of new jails but also keeping the old ones running. ....