i thought it over for a long time but i couldn't find an alternative here in albania. i saw a lot of people leave and heard there was an agreement between the albanian and german governments about employment. >> it's rumors and ill informed talk like that which encourage albanians to head for germany. they have been leaving their homeland for years. corruption and poverty are still widespread, despite the upswing in tirana. but these days there is much less work for albanians in greece or italy than in the past. but word quickly spread that a lot of people from neighboring kosovo are going to germany for work, journalist besar likmeta tells us. >> most people know they probably won't be given asylum. but they still take the chance, no matter how small is. some people get asylum. people play the lottery all the time. >> the albanian government says the favorable conditions in germany are a magnet and is calling on berlin to speed up processes to repatriate albanians. >> we would like albania to be put as a safe country list and we want processing for asylum applicants t

en la eurocopa francia 2016 vencieron a albania por uno a cero.poderÓ del liderato individual en giro y ahora supera por un segundo al italiano quien luciÓ la camiseta roja del lÍder. esto y mucho mÁs informaciÓn en punto de la medianoche en contacto deportivo. nos esperamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ presentadora: llega a netflix una serie sobre pablo escobar llamada narcos la historia comienza en los aÑos 70 cuando pablo escobar, un jovencito comenzaba construir su imperio. stephanie nos tienen los detalles del resumen de lo que se trata esta serie. stephanie: la leyenda del rey del narcotrÁfico pablo escobar reviven una nueva serie titulada narcos. >> cuenta de la realidad de los 80 y de cÓmo el narcotrÁfico nacido en el mundo. ♪ ♪ stephanie: el actor brasilero par de moura descarnada a >>despuÉs ganaron los que los. >> el protagonista dice haber tenido correctos al - complejos al interpretar su personaje por lo complejo del personaje. >> tiene mucha plata pablo... >> son muchas cosas buena para mucha gente. pero a la vez es uno de los asesinos mÁs conoc

it was impossible to send them to the capitol the capital in albania to buy the ak-47 and a. but it's the armies in afghanistan and iraq and how they were using private contractors to be gun runners on their behalf to the response was profound and immediate insight of the embassy they were terrified that "the new york times" would connect them to this arms dealing shenanigans which of course they were deeply connected to. and so the piece ran at midnight new york time which is 6 a.m. in toronto and i had an e-mail from a senior officer in the embassy from 6:06 a.m. which is 12 minutes past six so they read the article yet he writes don't mention the embassy involvement. thank god. >> so this is a little quote from the book and the aftermath of the article. they were no longer the only dudes. they were prosecutors and diplomats and military officials taking deep hits on power. the justice department was hell-bent on bringing indictments against those involved as possible. they were to avoid looking foolish evason as it dissembled the troops that the contract wasn't an aberrati

peterson has been trying to bring together stakeholders in micronesia and albania around the cannabis issue being able to maybe import it, get cannabis that's grown in albania to markets in the united states or in u.s. territories. >> so as you're researching this and as stranger and stranger things are happening, you all of a sudden discover that daniel craig, whom i think of most commonly as james bond, has donated money to carrie peterson's super-pac. >> 007 reporting for duty. ♪ >> mr. craig did in fact donate nearly $50,000 to american socially united. what did mr. craig know about mr. careyy lee peterson's background? did he know about some of these financial and legal problems in his past? >> did you give his people any sense of maybe the superpacs were not working in tandem with bernie sanders? >> they would only say so much to us on the record and they wanted to leave themselves open to reconsidering if this was a good investment or if they might take some other actions if they find out the money is not being spent as they intended it to be spent. >> you have spoken with care

eurocopa 2016 la selecciÓn venciÓ a albania portugal llegó a 16 puntos. mi tense bÁrbara lenchenko. cinco horas, 49 minutos y 56 segundos el espaÑol se apoderÓ del liderazgo individual y supera al italiano. contacto deportivo, los esperamos. eduardo: expertos de la salud a continuaciÓn nos dan consejos sobre cÓmo lidiar con jóvenes con tentativas de suicidio. eduardo: la adolescencia es una etapa de cambios fÍsicos y emocionales. hablamos con psicÓlogos para que nos den los tips para estar atentos y evitar una fatalidad. >> el adolescente necesita un contexto estable y sÓlido, en escuchar, tratar de entender y por otro lado poner lÍmites. reportero: parte de los adolescentes y su etapa que atraviesan es desafiar los lÍmites. >> cuando los adolescentes entran en el higschool comienzan a aislarse debido a distintas situaciones que se presentan en el colegio por ejemplo, la relaciÓn con la tecnologÍa. apenas un 2% utiliza las lÍneas telefÓnicas de ayuda. eduardo: traslapados hablamos con el protagonista de la serie narcos. eduardo: llegaban a fÉlix la serie

albania a todas las familias cubanas. que confÍa en que el congreso de su paÍs aprobara el fin del embargo. estados unidos no tiene intenciÓn de devolver el territorio ocupado por la base naval aunque contemplan cerrar la prisiÓn que funciona y el lugar en algÚn momento. hoy tambiÉn hablÓ juan manuel santos. el presidente colombiano dijo que su paÍs estaba sentando un precedente que puede servir de modelo a otros conflictos armados en el mundo cuando su gobierno y las fuerzas armadas revolucionarias de colombia resolvieron la semana pasada el principal obstÁculo que enfrentaban las negociaciones que lleva ya tres aÑos. las dos partes han fijado un plazo de seis meses para firmar un acuerdo final. juan manuel santos: entre los mÁs de 20 conflictos armados que subsisten en el planeta hay uno, el de mi paÍs, el de colombia, que estÁ en el camino final de una soluciÓn real. blanca: del otro lado del canciller cubano o dijo que su paÍs como lo ha hecho durante varios aÑos presentarÁ este 27 de octubre una resoluciÓn ante la on

. >> this station in albania, do they have any gentlemen on live reporting? >> they don't have any guys. they have several girls. and they wear the exact same thing, open the same amount. >> the same uniform. >> cleavage is the uniform. >> a lot of 14-year-old boys are now very well-informed. >> this isn't happening for months. the reason it's going viral and getting a lot of attention now is because the website in kosovo noticed this was going on. and one of the star reporters actually had an interview with the prime minister. >> i want to know if he was able to answer the question and keep focused. >> i'm sure that the interview was conducted out on the field. she probably wasn't as candid as she is on the actual newscast. >> so what are their ratings? >> mostly teenagers. >> probably. >> buy them a teleprompter. >> they don't even have a flies put the microphone clip like we have right here. she's got to have an earpiece. >> like a britney spears microphone. >> a manager at the station recognizes she's not all that great at reading the news, but she defini

germany who have requested riff gee status, come from countries in the western balkans places like albaniajack i, can i jump in. [speaking at the same time] >> can i jump in there, jacky, because we are now going live to the chamber to listen to jean-claude juncker the president of the european commission. >> translator: as president of the commission for the very first time in my short life to give a state of the union address in this chamber. as luxembourg prime minister frequently, i think to be precise it was 20 times that i gave a state of the nation speech. but anyway, mostly i go gotta plowedded after the speech. people disagreed as to the substance, but everybody seem to agree that it was too long. so today that -- i run that same danger. i have not actually drafted or been able to draft this speech under normal conditions and you probably guess why or are some of know why. but i will try to conclude in good style. it -- the speech takes place in the framework agreement between the european parliament and the european commission. which has been concluded between us. and in that fra

. >> i've worked providing advice and support for refugee camps in italy and albania. conditions allowing for significantly more human dignity were provided there with far less money. reporter: austrian municipalities simply stuck their heads in the sand. so local residents decided to organize aid themselves. they skirted the bureaucratic hassles by handing food and supplies through the fence. a tide of donations flowed from traiskirchen. the impression that politicians had failed miserably played directly into the hands of the far-right political party, the fpÖ. fpÖ chairman heinz-christian strache has been stoking racist sentiment for years. the refugee crisis has led to surveys showing that the fpÖ would now be the strongest political force in austria. to ease the pressure, austria's policymakers have now signed an official accord to pay slovakia to take some of these refugees. now around 500 people who fled to traiskirchen have been moved into a building near the slovakian village of gabcikovo. damien: of course the vast majority of the refugees are on their way he

albania, kosovo and montenegro are now on the list of safe origin countries. people from those countries can be deported more quickly. >>> the government suspects a third of all asylum seekers pretending to be from syria to increase their chances of staying. >> this is the end of a long and hostile journey, and health workers are on hand to check the temperature. others are checking whether they are who they say they are. a few days ago we filmed a group moving as fast as they could to the border with austria. among the number is this man in the red who said he would do this interview with us? >> where are you from? >> syria. >> which city? >> damascus. >> damascus, yes. you just came here from where, from the border of croatia? >> i came here again-- >> go to austria and germany. >> yet, at a train station in french he admitted to me that he was, in fact, a hotel worker from tunisia. he was pretending because he knew he had no chance of asylum. and the germans don't think he's the only one. >> this has prompted the government to hire linguistic experts. every

occupied by asylum seekers from syria and a albania. this german lady was also at the soup kitchen. our politicians should be shot. they should oblige other countries to take a fixed amount of refugees whether they like it or not, she says. but for now, her words seem to go unheeded. more refugees arrive by the day at hamburg's central station and many other germans seem ready to welcome them. carl penhall, al jazeera, germany. >>> negotiating for two islands in greece. issued a statement today confirming he has identified two private islands and are and has reached out to their owners. u.n. refugee agency reached out to him. >>> a couple rides right into a rare tornado in france. next the dramatic moments caught on camera. also this: >> i'm jessica baldwin in london where a new exhibit has just opened, exploring global pop art. art. >> business man bill browder. >> a couple in france somehow managed to survive after nearly driving directly into a tornado. the storm touched down on the country's western coast where tornadoes are rare. this video was shot by the couple as the tornado

country, if they are from albania, not considered an unsafe country, they might be considered economic migrants and sent back home. that is one of the collegas for the european unionists, who is coming from where. which countries are dangerous, which are not. no one is decided on behalf of the union what that is >>> okay, what are europeans - european leaders saying about the crisis today. are there discussions, are there talks going on? what is said today? >> there's more like quarrels going on. the german chancellor - angela merkel - was at a press conference today. the prime minister of spain was visiting her, and she had to defend herself against charges by austria and hungary, that the germany liberal asylum policy is creating a magnet effect. joining other places, a war torn or oppressive countries. she said that is not the case or the responsibility of germany. meanwhile, other countries like poland, hungary, the czech republic, slovakia, they object to a german idea of everyone in the e.u. taking a quota of the migrants. they'll have their own meeting this week to try to hash o

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these are the new homes close by she is referring to occupied by asylum seekers from syria and albaniaman lady was also at the soup kitchen. our politicians should be shot. they should oblige other countries to take a faxed amount of refugees whether they like it or not, she says. but her words seem to go unheeded. more refugees arrive by the day at this station. many other germans seem ready to welcome them. >>> a nobel prize winning economist is warning that the stock market may be in a bubble, but another market watcher says investors need to be on the look out for bargains. ali velshi has the story. >> these are two guys i turn to a lot and i respect. the nobel prize winner is alan schiller. he says it could lead to a bear market. that's when stocks drop 20% from their highs. he said his research shows that fears that the market is overvalued are the highest since the d the dot-com double in 2,000. the other says it's based on the cyclicly adjusted price to earnings ratio. it compares stock prices to corporate earnings over the past ten years. critics say it has been showing the ma

where it's warm, this is albania, you can cool yourself down in the sea. that warmth will last in the south-east corner of europe, from belarus and half of ukraine in the next day or so. >> still ahead... ..divisions deep in ukraine as the president defends plans for greater autonomy in the separatist east. hundreds of students in south africa protest over the language of instruction >>> and a new reform committee taking center stage at f.i.f.a., we tell you what they are aiming to do at the football governing world body. >>> hello again, you are watching al jazeera. the headlines - there has been angry protests involving hundreds of refugees outside budapest's main railway station. hungarian police are preventing anyone without a valid e.u. visa from entering the takes >>> a u.n. report is warning that gaza can be uninhabitable in less than five years, blaming three wars and an israeli blockade for record poverty and a humanitarian crisis. >> former congo lease rebel command rer pleads not guilty to war crimes. facing 18 charges, murder, rape and recruiti

the government has added albania, to it's list of so called safe origin countries which means that the people from those states can be deported more quickly but as lawrence lee reports no uh, the government also suspects that a third of all asylum seekers are pretending to be from syria, to increase chances of staying. others i now seems are checking whether they are who they say they are. a few days ago, we filmed the group in a town moving as fast as they could to the border with austria. among the number was this man in the red, he said he would do an interview with us. >> where are you from in. >> which city? >> damascus. you just came here from where? from the border. >> i come here to -- a ghost. >> and go to austria and germany. >> yet at the train station, in a separate conversation in french, he admitted to me that in fact he was a hotel worker from tunisia. he was pretending because he knew he had no chance of asylum. in some 80 different languages anybody who arrived here, has to give a speech sample which is then analyzing to verify if they are who they say they are the ger

facing albania just a point behind them. the portugal boss is not taking them lightly. >> the most important thing for us is the albanian team as a whole. i've coached albanian players, so i know them well. i know their characteristics, they are strong collectively and they have give everything they've got. >> golf now, chance of being named world number one this week seem to be over. he is nine shots behind the leader, looking to recapture the title, having won it in 2013. he carded in the round. >> tom brady said he just wants to move on, speaking for the first time since his four game suspension for his role in deflate gate. his comments come ahead of his team's first nfl game thursday. he was accused of taking part in a scheme to deflate balls last year, which the patriots won en route to winning the superbowl. >> i think the goal was to focus on my job and what i need to do to help our team win. anything that's happened over the past seven months, you know, obviously i have a lot of personal feelings, but i really don't

. >> reporter: portugal had 1-0 win in albania and stoppage time and northern ireland never made it to and needed late equalizer and romania third. and in golf ricky won this boston and the american took advantage from henry, the sweed had been leading but 16th hole hit his tee shot in the water and ended up with a double bogie and winning the third events of the year by one stroke and the georgia bank open is one that will decide the winner of fedex cup playoffs and possible $10 million pay day. >> what would be awesome is to get a good week off and get practice and rested up and get work in the gym and make sure everything is ready to go for the two last events of the playoffs and be great to continue to play well, play well at the farms and ultimately put myself in a position at east lake to win and then have a chance to win the fedexcup playoffs. >> reporter: tony parker made history on monday becoming the highest european basketball championships high scorer and netted france first points against poland and taking the tally to 1032 and managed it in over 60 games and 8 tournaments

there are people from afghanistan, people from iraq and there are people from alb albania and there'stive peace. and it's a very complicated problem, not just based out of syria. >> okay. but you mentioned for the most part these war torn communities. the big u.s. plan was to train moderate rebels for -- with regard to both iraq and syria specifically. it was revealed this week to be facing some major set backs. of first class of 54 fighters, only nine are fighting in syria. 14 others have gone awol. 18 are missing. one was killed in action. there was another one reportedly kid and in. what are the options that remain? >> well, i think there's a misunderstanding really of the term moderate. we sort of look at the term moderate as someone that is on the very sort of far left, but actually, conservative islam, groups like ayla al sham, they should be looked at as options as well. need to identify who the significant ground forces are in syria because air strikes alone will not work. you need a significant ground presence. there's obviously a hesitation to put in any western ground force

because we were involved in the peace process and albania and a jury in many countries.e are working now on syria. of a newhe beginning church. it is the expression of a new catholic understanding of the world and this is why we feel francis is so important, not just for catholics, but for everyone. amy: and in syria, you're doing what? non-armeder all the opposition and we have been working with them on the new concept and the new ideas on ways in which diplomacy could address the issue. our presence in syria has been especially through the christians in the territory. one in particular, to bishops , syriancatholic priest orthodox unorthodox -- greek ,rthodox bishops, all kidnapped have been in our prayers every day since the kidnapping. dedicated from all of the world. i think it is important to realize that we definitely feel the lacking of a peace movement worldwide for peace in syria. it is outrageous what is happening there and the lack of responses we have. amy: a want to thank you both for being with us and over like to continue the conversation at another time w

groups of refugees, you also have economic migrants, people coming from balkan states like kosovo, albaniau have romani coming in claiming persecution in their home countries and macedonia. it's unclear how many of those people will actually settle in germany. i will mention, though, that people who are coming here know that germany is a place with friendly asylum rules. they know they will get help financially as they apply for asylum. we spoke to one young afghan who arrived here three months ago and he said you hear through other friends who have made it and through social media which countries are more friendly to asylum applications. andrea? >> thanks so much to kelly cobiella and the u.s. of course is considering pressure, certainly a lot of pressure from around the world to do more, some refugee internationals say the u.s. should take as many as 65,000 refugees. so far the united states has only taken in about 1,400. >>> up next, the political reboot. our new poll numbers, are they causing the once presumptive front-runners to start worries? ? don't tell anybody, i think they're get

the european champions are up against albania. and a win would see them up against portugal. a long way to go there. now, with more raging in their country, syria's people have had the to celebrate in recent years but now their football team is make a path toward the world cup in russia in 2018. unable to play at home they hosted singapore in oman and it was a broken dead like in the 59th minute with the only goal of the game giving syria a 1-0 victory put them atop group-e in the second round of asian qualifying with two wins from their two match sews far. >> translator: the thing that we are doing is a wonderful thing based on our circumstances in three months, the syrian team didn't meet with each other at all. we met only for 72 hours it's normal you get errors but in the next four days we will work to correct these errors and change the image of today. the important thing was to get the three points and we are at the top of group-e. >>> golfer jason day has continued his great run of form the world number three shares the clubhouse lead in boston. the australian along wi

and this drone disrupted a soccer match between albania and serbia. the u.s.en is just minutes away from la guardia airport, one of the many airports around the nation that have seen a spike in drones and planes. >> we were about 800 or 900 feet. 100 feet below us was a drone. >> reporter: this latest drone scare another example of the challenge in keeping this technology out of restricts air space. no one was injured in this latest incident. but there was a similar situation at new york's shea stadium in 1979. a model aircraft plunged into the stand. one person was killed. that's the worst case scenario. law enforcement wants to avoid. >>> still to come, former alaska governor sarah palin opening up about the donald trump campaign and what role she might play in his cabinet. if you struggle you're certainly not alone. fortunately, many have found a different kind of medicine that lowers blood sugar. imagine what it would be like to love your numbers. discover once-daily invokana®. it's the #1 prescribed in the newest class of medicines that work with the kidn

i would act strongly against that, the fundamental right of asylum for asylum seekers coming from albania, boss ania and -- bos and herz, ands could voe and serbia and turkey but it allows them to focus on those refugees which are more more likely to grant asylum, notably those from syria and this focus is very much needed in the current situation. a list of safe countries is not taking away asylum rights from those people coming from the countries being listed. that is important. it is important. we are not new to realizing the geneva convention. asylum is a right. [ applause ] and the countries being on the list of safe countries have to know that if they are taking off of this -- taken off of this list, because fundamental rights would not be ensured in these countries, they are losing the chance to join the european union. these two things are going together. safe list yes. [ applause ] but it is time we prepare a more fundamental change in the way we deal with asylum applications. and notably, the doubleance that requires that asylum applications be dealt with by the first country of

will a act strongly against that, the fundamental right of asylum for asylum seekers coming from albania, bosnia, the former yugoslav public of macedonia, macedonia, turkey. but focus those refugees which are much more likely to be granted asylum, notably those from syria. and this focus is very much needed in the current situation. at least safe countries is not taking away asylum rights from those people from the countries listed. that's important. it is important. we are not neutralizing the geneva convention. [ applause ]. >> asylum is a right. [ applause ]. and the countries on the list of being safe countries have to know that they are taking off of this list because fundamental rights would not be assured in these countries. they are lose their chance to join the european union. these two things are going together. safe, yes. but -- >> [ applause ]. >> it is time we have more fundamental change in the way we deal with asylum applications. and notably the asylum applications be dealt with by the first country of entry. we need more europe in our asylum policy. we need more union in

german citizen was snatched off the streets and detained and tortured and then dumped on a street in albaniaanyway, eventually his case came before the -- cable became evidence. people are being freed from pakistani prisons based on the cables. re-litigation of some of the cia interventions in spain as a result of the cables. about 30,000 citations of the cables in various papers, including to get out of the field of academic relations, journals inside the united states, by u.s. authors. for example, in epidemiology, epidemiology of war, in computer -- in computational linguistics, how you look at language and there's so many words in this 2 billion word corpus, a great thing for people interested in language to study. lots of these being done, anyone the united states, even in u.s. journals, even with u.s. authors. so it clearly wasn't simply the legal risk, and u.s. journalism organizations use cables about once a day. there's something published in the u.s. press derived from that massive cable set. what is the largest organization in the united states that deals with international relati

albania. we are in the learning portion. finland. how do we remember that one? greg: it is a tough one. latvia. >> mr. trump is from slovania. i don't know what we are going to do with this. rosanna: i don't know. what'd you think, audrey, can you use this at cocktail parties this week? audrey: i will, actually. you can take the flash cards with you. you can impress your friends. audrey: good conversation starter. rosanna: you are snap chatting. audrey: i'm senate chatting my man crush. well, to the weather, it is chilly out there, folks, headed out the door, chilly temperatures to the north and to the west. the readings are to the 40s. we are starting the season this wednesday, it is coming in and it is feeling like it all week 50 is sussex. 59 in central park. 60s in montauk. so right now, we have readings in the 50s westchester. 55 white plains. bedford 52. f 60 in the bronx. we have clouds spilling over across the area this morning, we have a mix of sun and clouds throughout monday. tomorrow, i think we are going to see more in the way of the clouds and all

>> reporter: and this drone disrupted a soccer match between albania and serbia. the u.s.pen is just minutes away from laguardia airport, one of the many airports around the nation that have seen a spike in close encounters between planes and drones. >> look at that guy. >> yeah, we were on the final runway, 800, 900 feet was our altitude. 100 feet below us was a dren. >> what happens when someone puts an illegal auburn stance on one of those drones, a powdery substance, a contam nant, god help us explosives? >> reporter: this latest drone scare another example of the challenge in kepping this technology out of restricted air space. while no one was injured in this latest incident, there was a similar situaton at chase stadium in 1979. a model aircraft plunged into the stands. one person was killed. and that's the worst-case scenario law enforcement trying to get a handle on this technology want to avoid. >> all right, rene marsh, thanks for that report. >>> coming up, police say they have new videos that may show three suspects in the killing of an illinois police officer

could decide that maybe there's other routes that they haven't thought of until now, going through albania, croatia, going through italy from greece. there's -- there are other options. where there is a will, there is a way. there's a push/pull dynamic. you have them being pushed out of the war zone in the middle east where they've been -- where the wars have been going on for years now and there is this lure of going to wealthy countries in europe. in particular germany. so germany opening its doors welcoming in peek just gives them more hope that there is light at the end of this journey. >> richard, would you same the majority of these migrants are from war torn syria? >> i think the biggest group seems to be from syria there is a lot of sensitivity about that word, migrant versus refugees. the one from syria are in almost all cases refugees. there are many from iraq, many from afghanistan which although not as bad as syria are still war torn failed states: there is a much more problematic group. there are some subsaharan african migrants who are not leaving war zones who are just joini

students come from syria and iran but also albania, afghanistan, somalia and chech knee ha.re for years, others only a few weeks. i have learned so much from them, says this teacher. and they learn from each other. they talk all the time about the different ways they get to school, how they live and what kind of food they eat. personally, i'm grateful for it, she says. teachers are sensitive to the difficulties of adjusting it a new country so there are home visits to refugee shelters and field trips to get kids comfortable with their new neighborhood. the goal is a class like this. confident student speaking fluent german and yet there is nothing special about the schools. insists principal goldburg. we simply want students to feel as comfortable as quickly as possible, she says. we want this to feel like home and for them to forget the wars and conflict they have left behind. for some of these children, it's not home yet. but it is a fresh start and most of all a chance at a normal life. cnn, brandonburg, germany. >>> that is nice to see right there. hungary's prime minist