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Im phil gail welcome to the program. united nations says its a textbook example of ethnic cleansing hundreds of thousands of residents muslims facing that persecution and violence in myanmar and fleeing to neighboring bangladesh every day brings more refugees across the border bangladesh needs urgent help to cope almost a million beheaded refugees from me and my state and now in bangladesh more than half arrived in the past three months most of those refugees are children and mondays donor confe...

U.s. dollars but that is still short of the four hundred thirty million that aid agencies say is needed here is more now on the plight of the work and. thousands of people still flee me on our every day nearly six hundred thousand rwanda have left for bangladesh in recent weeks almost all of them have experienced great suffering. not big home wanders through the refugee camp and cox is bizarre clearly traumatized the eleven year old tells us what happened in myanmar. my father was murdered by me...

Im on the thought she must good to have your company. the united nations has scored it a textbook example of ethnic cleansing hundreds of thousands of running on muslims facing persecution and violence and me and ma have fled to neighboring bangladesh every day is a steady stream of refugees who cross the border in desperate need of aid a bomb the base is looking for help to deal with the situation to give you an idea of the numbers nearly six hundred thousand rohingya have fled to this since au...

A particular location what often. teams going out in a regular basis and redeploying them to eighty is what we call as hotspots but it looks like the only way to make this schemes work long term will be to get the authorities involved we need. governments state governments in particular to step up to the plight but also local governments to put in place the cycle facilities including bike racks and places where people can be clear that i can safely store the basa goes until that happens the resi...

A authorization of use for military force would be good for the country. the president has the ability to have forces there and we should have the conversation. this is what were spending our money on and what were putting at risk, the american servicemen that is important. >> neil: colonel, id be remiss in the plight of ladavid johnson that was recovered a couple days later and his wife and his -- the dust up with the president and the fact that she said she was not allowed to see his body. a l...

To heal those wounds so quickly is beyond the limits of language. and what general kelly was looking to ill lus strait was that the call wasnt always made by every administration because the number of deaths and casualties they were dealing with, and that language is inherently subjective, and as a gold star family, she has the right to interpret it any way she -- its her prerogative to interret it any way she feels fit to. and we oh owe her that respect as americans and if she took offense to i...

American presidents, pulitzer prizewinning author and presidential historian, jon meacham, whos also an msnbc contributor. you and i are both obligated to quote once a week, so were off the hook. >> its actually in the contract. >> thank you for being here. is the plight way to ask this question, is president trumps modern era antithesis bush 41, both in terms of his years of service in the navy, youngest ever. >> the first time herb rt walker bush wrote a letter like this, he was 20 years old b...

Within that area. back here at home, president trump capped off a tough week of criticism and backlash after threatening to pull aid from puerto rico in the aftermath of hurricane maria. this week at the house financial services committee hearing, representative maxine waters questioned hud secretary ben carson about the presidents tweet. their exchange has gone viral. take a look. >> these tweets where the president threatened to abandon puerto rico recovery efforts, do you agree that they sh...

Them in a plight that has been delivered by mother nature. >> well, i mean, look, the president is acting like a temp meant tern ment tum ber mental child. he therefore tweeted out emotionally in the middle of the night or whenever he did it to try to strike back because he didnt know how to contain himself and actually act like a president. any president would -- any other president that was normal and not president trump would actually say nothing about this. it would continue to work hard and...

The pilot episode at local schools to see if people like a. different question. so there. is something to their hearts something they know who they can connect with. after watching the show the children write down what they liked or didnt like and which story lines they want to see continue. i thought it was great because it was about. ive never seen anything like it. is the brainchild of. the train she could no longer ignore the plight of young women in ethiopia. so i seen how can he saw this h...