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the heart of el paso, texas. you will find people waiting in limbo. they are migrant families. some, single mothers who told us they were recently processed and released. children, physically exhausted. others play in the courtyard. young minds spared the anguish of mom and dad trying to figure out when or if they can continue the rest of the journey in what can easily become a hopeless space. it seems the migrant mothers keep hope alive. she keeps it together for her nine-year-old. she says two of her older dollars -- daughters remain in federal detention. >> it will be a sad mother's day, she tells me. my daughters will be by my side. the last days, turning down opportunity, refusing to go
whom the prosecution didn't call. >> thing is, it's an iron-clad rule. if a grand jury asks to hear from a witness, the prosecution must comply. didn't in this case. it wasn't a minor witness, either, said edmunds, but someone in a position to know a great deal about what really happened to shirlene. >> the wakisakas had an upstairs room that they rented out to a guy, and he had been there and seen a lot of what went on that morning. >> though the grand jury didn't hear from the roommate, detective nick cambra did. cambra asked him, what did shirlene say to ken on the day she died? the defense provided us an excerpt of detective cambra's interview with the witness. >> she was asking ken to come here, you know, be by my side. she did say she wanted to die in peace. >> testimony that seemed very much in ken's favor, testimony the grand jury that indicted him never heard. defense
you kind of think why are you saying 17 years. why not just my wife? i think is trying to emphasize the fact that he has been with camilla. they have been married. for a fair amount of time now. and it is kind of the unspoken thing. because we can't deny that there is a great section of the british public who stole more and princess diana. we just had the 25th anniversary of her death. so this is kind of trying to draw a line and say, that was then. but this woman, has been by my side, loyal, and steadfast. in much the same way as prince philip was for the queen. but she has been there the whole time. and she is a great support. she's part of the whole deal, if you like. i was going to ask you. is that the shadow diana? constantly looming over the prince. and now king. >> i don't think it is as much.
congress waving guns around. i mean, it's just, come on. >> jim, i serve instead that b -- i serve insed in that body. i would never do something like this. isolation, a culture of violence, that are all things we need to talk about, but jim, my side, the right has a blind spot in even talking about guns and that's got to stop. >> and fred, president biden made a lot of news this week when he said he wants assault weapons banned, and if that can't be done, he at least wants, you know, the purchase age limit raised to 21. let's take a listen to that. >> look, i know some folks will say 18-year-olds can serve in the military and fire those weapons, but that's with training and supervision. by the best trained experts in the world. don't tell me raising the age won't make a difference. >> what do you think, fred?
afghan withdrawal peace plan, and the president goes on this sound track as i call it, of wanting to withdraw from nato and bad mouthing angela merkel and next it's pulling all americans out of africa. we moved to south korea and withdrawing troops. so you have this litany of things that go on there, and i try to push back on these at times with chairman joe dunford at my side, but clearly this is an eye opener for me that he is focused on these things. and again, outside the bounds of what conventional wisdom would be in traditional -- my view, traditional republican foreign policy. >> when you leave an interaction with someone like donald trump and whether it's the things you write about, wanting to shoot protesters, whether it's the extreme ignorance that led to numerous reports of some senior military officials calling him an idiot, rex tillerson was aghast at his lack of understanding of our alliances and adversaries and why each fell into the other category.
hear from the roommate, detective nick cambra did. cambra asked him, what did shirlene say to ken on the day she died? the defense provided us an excerpt of detective cambra's interview with the witness. >> she was asking ken to come here, you know, be by my side. she did say she wanted to die in peace. >> testimony that seemed very much in ken's favor, testimony the grand jury that indicted him never heard. defense attorney edmunds again went to court, and again won. so tell me, from a practical point of view, what did those victories mean for ken? >> well, from a practical point of view, it meant that indictment got dismissed. >> dismissed. as if he'd never been charged in the first place. ken was no longer free on bail. he was simply free. >> and now we're back to a point as though the case never was brought in the first place. and that's frustrating.
to try and hunt down amin and challenge him for the terrible things he was doing. and chuckles the funny thing is that amin was rather taken | with the fact that i knew uganda and that i'd lived there and he thought "well, he's on my side" so he invited us on his jet to see the north of the country. and there i was with my crew, with him and a rather burly looking air hostess who clearly had a gun at her hip. as we continued ourjourney, it became clear that he had gone to sleep and i was sitting next to him and i thought, i saw this pistol hanging off his belt, and i thought, "should i shoot him?" you really considered it? well, i don't think i was serious but i thought also
until they were rescued by a french fisherman. translation: it was so cold, - the water so cold, i saw people die in front of my eyes. families, children as young as five years old and a pregnant woman. according to mohamed's account, they were in british waters when their inflatable boat capsized, a claim that's denied by the uk home office. translation: we were in the british waters. i the driver of our boat confirmed that to me. he died, among others, but he had this app that showed our location and it said that we were on the british side. that's why we called the british authorities. mohamed still suffers from hypothermia that left him with injuries in both his legs. but the young somali tells me that it's the emotional trauma from that fateful night that will haunt him for the rest of his life. soran ourbani, bbc news, calais, france. workers from dozens of universities