without a total. of 10 to 16 on. this is the news live from berlin nato calls for cooperation from russia in the case of dissidents alexander about the germany is certain now that the russian politician was poisoned with a nerve agent not the chalk produced in the soviet era nato says the case would choir's the joint international response also coming up. campaigning ramps up ahead of the u.s. election democratic nominee joe biden this poised to slam president trump over his

handling of the coronavirus fox can he keep hold of his slim lead in the polls. and signs of life beneath the rubble of a collapsed building in favor of this rescue workers of new words and see if anyone has survived for a months after the explosion it will be nothing short of an earth. bus it's 5 years since thousands of migrants set out on foot to reach germany an epic stretch changed the course of european history and marked the start of a new life for many we revisit the moment you don't feel. i'm god offers welcome to the program nato has called on moscow to cooperate fully . in an investigation into the poisoning of russian dissident alexander vonnie the

alliance had held a special meeting to discuss the case of on the scene in investigating corruption in siberia shortly before he fell ill is in a coma in a hospital in the berlin eyes germany says it has evidence he was poisoned with a nerve agent that dates from the soviet era as the. secretary general again started back called the case a serious breach of international law that demands an international response. made dollars a green house serious questions it must answer the russian government must fully cooperate with the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons an impartial international investigation those responsible for this attack must be held accountable i'm brought to justice thought we are joined on nato correspondent teri schultz in brussels terry you followed the special meeting of

nato allies in the poisoning of kremlin critic not only what is their main response to russia well their heart nato isn't saying at this very early stage that russian officials or the russian government is definitely responsible for the poisoning of alexina volney what they are saying is that the soviet and then russian government is responsible for any stocks of nova took the nerve agent used to poison of all me and that therefore it must come clean on where those nerve agents are being stored what you know who might have access to them and that it needs to you know participate in an international investigation that you know if russia wants to say it's not responsible it needs to help find out who is terry you have the opportunity to ask. the 1st question after a statement what did you ask him. well on my twitter feed there are to get a lot of comments about why is nato involved in this at all lexing of all he is

a russian citizen it took place in russia nato should just stay out of this so i asked secretary-general stolzenberg why nato feels that it has anything to say about this case at all because this is a violation of international law on the international norms it's a use over chemical of weapons and so use of overunity chemical nerve agent which is of violating probation of any use over chemical weapons and matters for nato and when we see that the legal position full titian in russia is attacked. is tried to there's not as a nation a time against him of course it matters for everyone that believes in the rule of law democracy individual liberty as we do in nato. and stop not speaking them terry the president has denied any culpability and in the case one of the next steps that nato will take. well again it's just

a few days after germany concluded that the poison used on alexina volney was nova truck which of course is dating back to the to the soviet union so what's nato and the european union as well want to happen is that an international investigation take place most likely under the auspices of the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons to which russia belongs and at which russia has agreed this is a banned chemical weapon so an investigation needs to take place before any further steps can be taken back in 28000 when it was determined that 2 russian nationals had used an over check against former russian spy sergei scribble on his daughter and 2 other people then nato expelled russian diplomats as a consequence and many other countries did as well so we're not there yet but that clearly stands as a precedent to what might happen if this can be traced back to responsibility of

the russian government itself you know use names of correspondents or shows in brussels thank you terry time now to have a closer look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world media in italy are reporting that former prime minister silvio berlusconi has signs of pneumonia the 83 year old was hospitalized in milan on thursday night after being diagnosed with copd 19 a few hours ago his party said his condition was no cause for concern. federal offices in the u.s. have shot dead in suspect wanted in connection with the fatal shooting of a right wing activist at a protest in portland oregon 48 year old suspect was killed as a task force tried to rest and southwest of seattle it's unclear why the offices open file. less than 2 months to go to the u.s. election both president obama and his rival joe biden are ramping up their campaigns the latest polls show the race as women friends of his stable over the

last few weeks with biden holding 7 percentage points over trump nationally now it's down to the final battle for swing states and the remaining undecided voters but most have already made up their minds so it's not good for all. these people were unable to get into the president's campaign event in pennsylvania despite queueing for alice but it didn't dampen their enthusiasm. or dent their belief that victory in november election will be that. it's good to see that there's this much support because everybody wants you to believe that he's not going to win and biden's going to take over and that's not the case trump will prevail it will be 2020 trying to make america great again. in a nearby hangout in this vital swing state trump is once again pushing the key theme of this campaign. and. biden's plan is to apiece the

domestic terrorists my plan is to arrest them and prosecute them was. and i will always defend your abiding citizens that's why the riders are voting for by virtue of also to the oppression easy to poke fun at biden. but did you ever see a man that likes to mask his watches there. and then he makes a speech or he always has it not always but a lot of times is it hanging down because you know what it gives him a feeling of security if i were so i could i just. write. the president's tone was in stark contrast to the one adopted by biden as he visited the town of can osha in wisconsin the site of anti racism protests after shooting a black president jacob blake. well i think we've reached an inflection point in american history. i honest to god believe we have

a more normal opportunity now that the screen curtains been pulled back and just what's going on the country so 2 very different men and 2 very different campaign styles and messages. the one constant though as this clash between pro trump and biden supporters outside the venue showed is that the us is more polarized than ever that and that the deficiency only looks set to get deeper as election day approaches you never met a woman like me how did it effect the reality. and it's been 4 weeks since the massive explosions that ripped through killing at least 190 people but at this very moment rescue workers are trying to save someone who they believe may still be alive under the rubble signs of life has been detected a couple of meters down. rescue workers use detection

equipment as they continue their search for any signs of life. on thursday afternoon this team from chile with the help of their rescue dog flash and specialist scanning equipment discovered a pulse under the rubble of this collapsed building. others quickly joined the search. rather feel about this can i indicated there's a pulse of 18 beats a minute that along with the temperature sensor means there's a possibility of life according to the senses also says that all. but by midnight fear that a wall could collapse meant the hard work was briefly suspended after protests from some members of lebanon's civil defense team resumes the search. rescuers are still hard at work even using their hands to remove the depor

a. pulse was again detected on friday morning but it did drop from $800.00 beats per minute to just 7. the likelihood of finding any survivors. is slim but these search and rescue workers are refusing to give up. one month to the day after an explosion at the city's port destroyed most of central beirut the people here desperately need something to give them help. really is on the scene in beirut a member of the search and rescue team told him about the challenges they face. basically it's this 3 story building and of all 3 stories fell down so every time we move a roof there's another roof underneath it either a man or

a huge metal ball like 6 huge meat there my apples of metal ok those are the obstacles and the building is built with limestones not normal stones so it's. breaking and making lots of sand which makes it making our mission harder. and about possibility of finding someone now we cleared a lot of the debris and still didn't see anything that's why there's now less chance of finding something and that. you're watching news still to come and stuff from folks have a new women's team with hopes of flying high like an eagle in the women's bones need we look at their chances of bringing success to germany's financial times. but 1st of all this week here on news we have been marking the 5th anniversary of a decision that would change the course of european history on this day september 4th 2015 thousands of refugees who had been stuck in limbo in

a station in budapest set off on foot for the german border for them it was the start of a new route to the heart of europe for the european union it was a challenge to its core principles by the end of 2015 more than a 1000000 people and sort refuge in the youth with many. making the long trek from greece and the balkan countries all the way to germany's borders. and here's a look at the situation that confronted both migrants and hunger areas at collected station back in 2050. calls of frustration and anger at budapest collecting station. many of those finding shelter here had fled war and violence in their homelands. and made a dangerous e crossing at the mercy of people smugglers but in hungary they found europe's doors closed at times as many as sticks 1000 were stranded here making do with makeshift camps and no aid from the hungarian government. but they did find helping

hands among some of budapest citizens in the beginning. as they were friends. 2 or 3 they can send someone to. the paper. some money. to buy. parts from a. hunger in that from getting. one of those helpers he spent months at collecting station distributing food and comfort whatever he could. says his egyptian hungary and jewish heritage compelled him to go to the station. and his sense of responsibility for his fellow man made him stay. on them it wasn't a job. it was something we had to do for people everywhere around the world. it's

just something we had to do back years. on september 4th 201-5000 of migrants and collecting station decided what impressions from these days still remain with you course is something i've been thinking a lot about in the last weeks with the 5 year anniversary and there are the obvious memories that come to mind for example the demonstrations in front of the station which is the name of the train station in budapest the families with the children having really no water no possibility to go to the restroom to the toilets the people desperately trying to get on a train those are the obvious memories but there's something.