i'm adrian finighan. also on the program. >> my friend die, my teacher die, that's very bad. >> we meet the children that are among the thousands of refugees that are making the desperate move to europe. >> flooding in japan kills at least three people.

this is al jazeera, live from doha, i'm adrian finighan. also ahead. japan's parliament passes controversial security laws to allow its soldiers to fight overseas. restore the government or face sanctions, to coup leader in burkina faso. >>> criticized for comments he didn't make. on the campaign trail. >>> we begin with europe's growing refugee crisis, cubs in the southeast of the continent are struggling to deal with the influx of people. croatia has now begun to send refugees to hungary, which we have just heard is calling up military reservists. al jazeera's lawrence lee is in that border crossing point between croatia and slovenia. how did all those people get to the sloa viennaia slovenian bor. >> what is starting to become very evident, over today and the last few days for all the political differences that have emerged between these countries in southeastern parts of europe how to deal with people, obviously, croatia, serbia, the one thing they all have in common is the policy of saying, you can pass through our country and out the other end. b

hello this is al jazeera, live from doha, i'm adrian finighan. still ahead, restore the government or face sanctions. in burkina faso. japan moves special troop restrictions into law. >> i'm lucia newman. >> we begin with the latest refugee crisis in europe. thousands of refugees are being moved on to from country to country where there's no sign of political solution to the crisis. croatia has reached saturation point it says and can't take any more people in. it's now starting to bus people to hungary. hungarian officials are furious at the move. meanwhile, slovenian police use pepper spray, hundreds of people are chanting for border to be open. let's go to the croatia slovenia border. lawrence lee is there. lawrence, the chaos and confusion continues, people moving from border to border. an apparent discontact between what officials are saying and how police are treating people arriving on that border. >> that's absolutely right, adrian. let me just tell you where i am, i'm in a bit of no man's land, croatia and slo slovenia and overnight, the

hello, this is al jazeera live from doha i'm adrian finighan. still ahead, left in lega in lis countries argue who will let refugees in. >>> and rugby world cup history. as japan beats south africa. >>> it has been just nine months since the left wing syriza party swept to victory in greas greeca platform to stop austerity. a staff photo was called after syriza lost its parliamentary majority in august. the party of the leader alexis tsipras plummeted. , after syriza had promised to oafoppose austerity measures. let's go live to greece's second national city, thessaloniki. hoda abdel hamid is there. >> even just two months ago when the greeks went to vote in the referendum they voted no to a third bailout program. they said it was about greece's dignity and then when the prime minister had to accept that bailout, then that dignity was scorned. so now they're coming back to the ballot. lots of people i spoke to said we don't know who we're going to vote, doesn't really matter, even that different ie image tht alexis tsipras was giving, is he real

this is al jazeera, i'm adrian finighan. who will grant the refugees entry? russia's involvement in syria's war. >> and japan beat two time winner sowrveg in rugby. s hungary, slovenia and croatia are at loggerheads. why croatia has become the latessest refugee bottleneck. thousands have had to cross there from serbia because the route they intended to take through hungary has been blocked by a razor wire fence. to neighboring slovenia. headed to germany where they believe they'll have more of a chance of granted asylum. al jazeera's lawrence lee is there. lawrence what's the situation on that border now? is it as chaotic as it was when we last spoke 24 hours ago? >> reporter: yes, i think it did, it rained heavily, adrian and there's nothing like it for a number of people. it's been a dismal night for many, many people. what happened was the slovenians separated the men and the women out, and it's almost entirely men here. but the thing that's most striking is the appalling lack of organization on any level from the croatian side. you would assume perhaps, e

hello this is al jazeera, live from doha, i'm adrian finighan.ll ahead, restore the government or face sanctions. in burkina faso.

i'm dale finucane, coming up in the -- adrian finighan. coming up, refugees held in champs in hungary as the army prepares to bolster security. thousands in japan forced from their home as rains trigger flooding with landslides >>> the china's prime minister assures of the world of the health of his

i'm adrian finighan. also coming up... >> my friend die, my teacher die. that's not very good. that's very bad >>> forced to leave their homes, we meet the young children seeking refuge in europe >>> we'll tell you why the future stars of the screen are on hunger strike. and an upset at the us open. serena williams's hopes shattered by an unsided italian, roberta vinci -- unseeded italian roberta vincini >>> at least 107 died after a construction crane collapse p appsed on to a ground -- collapsed on to a grand mosque in mecca. millions were gathering for the handling, the annual -- hajj, the annual pilgrimage. gerald tan reports. >> reporter: the moment the crane collapsed, captured on amateur video, a clip posted online provides the idea of the chaos that followed. the construction crane toppling through the roof of the grand mosque in the holy city of mecca, killing scores of people, injuring many more. >> nobody had a clue what happened. it compared the situation, it felt like a bomb blast. you don't know what happens. in the night it was like a thunderstorm. >> reporter: f

i'm adrian finighan. also on the program. >> my friend die, my teacher die, that's very bad. >> we meet the children that are among the thousands of refugees that are making the desperate move to europe. >> flooding in japan kills at least three people. and a major upset at the u.s. open. serena williams grand slam hopes shattered by an unseeded italian, roberta vinci. >>> at least 107 people have died after a construction crane collapsed onto the grand mosque in mecca in saudi arabia. more than 230 others were injured in the accident. the holy city are preparing for rival of millions of people for hajj, annual muslim pilgrimage. jerald tan reports. >> the moment the crane collapsed captured on amateur video. another clip posted online provides an idea of the chaos that followed. the construction crane toppled through roof of the grand mosque in the muslim holy city of mecca, killing scores of people and injuring many more. >> nobody had a clue what happened. compare the situation like a bomb blast, a bom

. ♪ >>> hello this is al jazeera, live from doha, i'm adrian finighan.orld leaders are speaking at the u.n. general assembly in new york. >>> the u.n. chief calls for an end in fighting in yemen after more than a hundred people were kill in a strike on a wedding party. >>> and there is a massive marine reserve that is twice the country's size. ♪ >>> we begin in northern afghanistan fighting near the former taliban strong hold. a convoy of afghan army vehicles has been brought to a halt by taliban gunfire. our correspondent is with the afghan army, which is attempting to head towards the city. earlier he told me that the troops are complaining they have no lead ship. >> reporter: hundreds of afghan security forces are trying this morning to advance towards the city, but they are facing big difficulties, not only taliban, ambush along the road, but also ied's roadblocks, so for three times they have tried to break all of these ambushes. they could nth. they are all -- you can see them, they are all waiting here to see what will be next. afghan commanders i

i'm adrian finighan. also coming up... >> my friend die, my teacher die. that's not very good. that's very bad >>> forced to leave their homes, we meet the young children seeking refuge in europe >>> we'll tell you why the future stars of the screen are

hello, this is al jazeera live from doha i'm adrian finighan. still ahead, left in lega in lis countries argue who will let refugees in. >>> and rugby world cup

i'm dale finucane, coming up in the -- adrian finighan. coming up, refugees held in champs in hungary as the army prepares to bolster security. thousands in japan forced from their home as rains trigger flooding with landslides >>> the china's prime minister assures of the world of the health of his country's economy. >> i'm at the oldest film festival in the world, venice. pioneering a new cinema >>> we begin with the europe refugee crisis. in berlin, angela merkel is visiting a refugee center which processes asylum applications. 250,000 arrived in germany this year, 37,000 crossed the border in the first 8 days of september. let's listen to what angela merkel had to say >>> that's live television. we missed what angela merkel said by seconds. we'll clip it up and play it to you. let's go to hungary where refugees that just arrived are kept in camps surrounded by barbed wire fences. hungary is planning to bolster security be deploying troops. refugees have been huddled on the hungarian border. police say that 3,300 refugees were put into

. ♪ >>> hello this is al jazeera, live from doha, i'm adrian finighan.orld leaders are speaking at the u.n. general assembly in new york. >>> the u.n. chief calls for an end in fighting in yemen after more than a hundred people were kill in a strike on a