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I was always taught that if you want to make a difference

in the world, you start with your community.

There are far too many Mormons that are taking their lives.

Everyone is made the way that they are,

and I was made to be gay.

I'm putting on a festival called "Love Loud."

We want it to be a safe space for everybody to feel the love

and acceptance together for LGBTQ.

For some Mormons, this will be the first time they'll listen

to someone who is LGBTQ talk for more than, like, five minutes.

I want to love myself and not feel shame.

I'm not gonna just walk away

and let a house on fire burn.

I'd rather do all that I can with this lucky spot

that I've been put in to hopefully put out a fire.

People have died after a boat capsized and caught fire

off the Italian island of Lampedusa.

...are feared dead

after a boat packed with African migrants...

Refugee.

Clearly for us,

and I think for you,

the top priority has to be

to save life, to save people from dying.

We should take urgent actions

and stronger international coordination.

The emergency were the drownings?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

You shouldn't have a humanitarian emergency on land.

Everybody's shocked, everybody says they want to work,

so now's the time. Yeah.

If we're going to do it, now's the time to make the changes.

No, no, no.

Okay.

Adel.

Today Lampedusa and Italy are the focus of attention.

But let's not forget that also other countries

are facing strong migratory pressure.

We in the European Commission

are doing everything we can

to have much stronger mechanisms at European level.

This is not the European Union that we want.

We need to do everything we can

to prevent tragedies

such as this one to happen again.

I understand there was a request

to process the survivors of the shipwreck

on charges of illegal immigration,

which would incur a fine and expel them out of the country.

How is this able to happen with people

who have suffered such a trauma already?

Hello?

Ah!

- Doha! - Eh?

Okay. Uh...

Dahleh.

Right here. Good, good, good.

Phew!

Are you okay, Humam?

It's all good.

Bye.

Huh?

Hey. Mama. Mama.

Hey. Hey.

We are now arriving in Roma Tiburtina.

Yeah.

Mmmm.

Hmm?

Shh!

This way. This way.

Seventy-five!

The border is really close. It's five-minute walk.

The police will tell you when you are... when you can go.

Okay? And after you cross the border, you have train on other side.

Whether we want this or not. Whether we want or not.

Impossible.

Can you wait in line?

Hey! Hey!

Yeah?

Hey! Hey!

Hmm.

Ah!

We feel happy, actually.

But, uh...

Ooh...

Hey! No. Hey. No.

- Ah! - Thair!

Hey, hey, hey!