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>> until germany, thousands continue to arrive after hungary announced they can leave the country. crowds greated them with cheers, welcome signs, and feed and thousands have reached mu nick where rob reknelleds had this report. munich's train station. they registered with german authorities. >> see what's next. >> it's all running very smoothly in an orderly manner. we've had several meetings with

the crisis management team. they waited in line for water and food. they spent many days facing hostility in hungry before finally being allowed to move on to germany. they have reached 10 billion

euros this year. and set aside more funds for refugee shelters. those political actions lie ahead but for now thousands are simply happy to have reached their long, sought after goal, a warm welcome in a peaceful labbed. the road has been longer and more dangerous than she ever could have imagined. >> terrible, terrible.

a bad situation. never worse for the english teacher from syria than when she, her husband, and three children found themselves on a boat that started to sink after they set off for turkey but before they reached greece. a few days back, they ended up in hungary. they took us at a camp like a

prison we don't want anyone's money or house or job. >> morale is growing. >> for this family, there's now a sense of relief as they're just a few sense away from austria. they're telling me they're hoping that they are close to the end of their december per ration. the moment brings a catharsis more complicated than she anticipated.

i'm happy for me but sad and devastated for my family. they're still at home and i wish they would be safe. from the war -- we hope so too. had thousands of people continue to make a journey across the mediterranean. many bound for greece. some some on the island of lesbos when police tried to stop them from getting on the

ferries. this this the paper will allow them to continue their journey. you can see here conspire families just sleeping with no help what so ever. they have been complaining throughout the day that they have no food or water. it's extremely complicated. some have tents.

she could sleep for days on end. the mayor has been appealing for emergency funding to come here. so far it's not arrived. now all of this is causing a lot of tension throughout the day. they're more and more worried that this island will simply erupt. thousands are on the move across europe and politicians have met because the european union has struggled to come up with a unified response. the refugee crisis is not going

away. the sooner we'll be able to manage. here's this update. >> a number of eu ministers meeting here have act no, ma'amed that the current system to deal with asylum seekers clearly doesn't work. the system is overwhelmed by the huge influx of people in recent days and weeks. and the rules p governing asylum is obviously not practical.

they're looking for an eu wide asylum system. but that wouldn't commit them from staying in that country. they would then be matched up with another place in europe. but at the same time, the eu would be looking as well as ways to identify people they believe are not qualified to receive asylum. and if it is believed by eu officials that a person has come to the union purely looking for work for economic reasons, they would not be granted asylum. but obviously how this mechanism would work needs to be worked out in more detail and we're expecting to hear more from european leaders on this very subject on the 14th of september

in brussels. lives in bancock. just bring us up to kate on the boat. what does this all mean?

is so hopefully for the thai people, a referendum. but a rewriting is going to take six months so now of course there's a lot of september schism from people saying this is really asia rat. it's very much undemocratic. there's concern about people being able to have their say.

it was hitting for a national referendum. that was the plan. early next year. it would have been very contentious but there's a feeling that people were very concerned. dollars worth of drugs every day - i liked it. it's hard to believe that a friend would set you up. people don't get federal life sentences... and beat them. >> they had been trafficking on behalf of the united states government. >> the cia admitted it.

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>> thailand is ruled by a military government that seized power in may last year and seized power in the

constitution. >> john kerry discussed reports of his military involvement. here's more from washington d.c. the secretary of state did express the united states is concerned with what the state department is calling russia's enhanced military buildup. now, we do know that in fact the secretary of state has

articulated his wish that there could be a further discussion about this there are always bilateral conversations that take place. john kerry expressed his concern about this and said he could discuss this with his counterpart in new york later this month. for many, nine of the candidates offer a change they say is desperately needed.

she stieded not to vote in guatemala but then decided now was the time for the least worst candidate. i knead to show her the importance of political participation. many that we've spoken to said they've heard a plan on how they will deliver.

i'm going to fight that political class. we have a plan. we are going to work hard in all areas of society. in the past few days, people have told us they're pressured to vote for certain parties and others say they have reefed money. but what's most important is her daughter's future and that she says means fog to the polls and hoping she makes the right choice. fens way la has allowed school

children to cross the border with colombia. members of ethnic minority groups are protesting against a new draft constitution.

they have nothing to do with protests. for the past months, there have been violent protests against the proposed federal state. more than 25 people have already been killed. and when the silence broke out, they sent in troops which many claim shot indiscriminal gnatly.

a few police stations have been berned. after afghanistan's government has outlined the progress it's made to stamp out corruption.

afghanistan has to reform the system and improve security and make sure that the economy works for the people and that we are delivering services.

life changed forever. it was contaminated by radiation by the nearby nuclear plant. more than 7,000 people were evacuated. some are thinking about going

back. i still feel very strongly about returning home. the government says radiation is down to a safe level. >> construction starts now and we should work as one to bring this about. but how do we buy groceries, for example? there's always the question of health and safety. and some areas the government wants to reopen are not safe.

people are pushed back and forced back to live in an area which is mainly still heavily contaminated and that's unacceptable. doubts still linger. it's no longer life as they knew it. al jazeera. the show china through the looking glass is on display at the metropolitan museum of art.

the star studded fund raiser kicked off the show celebrities made it new york's social event of the year but now the exhibit itself has become a must see eat. china has always broken at tepidance records for the institute for more than 600,000 it's going well beyond the fashion world. and the demography is not just

the fashion crowd. and helps broaden the shows appeal. it's just visually stunning. it gives you -- >> i learned a few things. the exhibit traces chinese fashion going back to the middalth seven which you areallies but there's no doubt it helped fuel the imagination of designers not to mention the interest of so many museum

goers. you can keep up to date with all the news on our website at al jazeera.com. to really understand america, to this day. >> from a cancer treatment center in rwanda to an affordable housing project in new york, plus dozens of projects in development around the world, adjaye says he is trying to make architecture relevant.