. >> all the russian, armenia and if everyone could just get out of there. >> making their way to the rail heads, they saw passage to the sea. some had money for the journey and some did not. turning back was seldom an also negative. >> i didn't pay no ticket, sit on the train and wait for luck. >> we carry a load of bunch of pigs, if you don't move a purchase of cattle a bunch of pigs you put them in the passenger car. that's the way they looked at us. >> for many, entering the great port cities of northern europe was like entering a new world. they had reached the sea and the immigrant was now in the hands of the steam ship company. immigrants from the east and north swarmed into brieman and live liverpool to be passed to measuring. they stood in line together, those who saw america as an venture, those who saw america as a beacon of hope. it was a business of numbers, an operation designed to house, feed and process 4,000 people at a time. to identify those whom american authorities might reject and return to europe at steam ship expense. >> lock your hair, your hair, if there was

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of low pressure bringing some heavy snowfall across eastern parts of turkey standing into georgia armenia and then that will push through across azerbaijan through towards northern parts of the caspian sea as we head into friday at that stage fine conditions for beirut there nineteen by dad pleasant enough twenty four and sixteen is the high in tehran here in the arabian peninsula we've had some pretty nasty showers around the gulf states of last twenty four hours or so still the risk of the old shower on thursday but i think generally much drier brighter picture for many they get in temperatures still well up twenty five as a high in doha and then as we move into friday still ferment of claire own but i think it should stay a largely dry on the other side of the potential of warm from record their high of thirty four but further south certainly for the mountains the chance of wanted to heavy showers give the risk of flash flooding for southern portions of africa we've got some really heavy showers across east africa extending into parts is in bob way and some beer further south should be

without rain and snow between turkey and through the caucuses so an unsettled picture for georgia armeniawe've got some rain in northern parts of syria perhaps pretty well for by tell us is twenty seven degrees with visibility has been quite poor has been some dust blowing around i think it may just improve the situation over the next twenty four hours temperatures just coming back a little bit in beirut there at nineteen degrees so let's head down into the arabian peninsula where it is very warm at the moment around the gulf states temperatures above what they should be easily seems as summer is here already thirty degrees and fight as the weekend progress is we'll see temperatures rising to thirty one in tow on the other side the potential is also looking pretty warm there for mecca of thirty six degrees just a bit of cloud across northern parts of saudi arabia heading down into southern parts of africa we've got fine weather conditions across much of south africa just a chance of a share in the eastern cape threw up into mozambique looking fine across much of botswana from the movie a

the moment that seem to bring us some rain mostly to the northern parts of our map through parts of armenia and up into georgia we're seeing some snow rain in that system but it will be picking up as we head through into chews day so some heavy outbreaks making their way through parts of turkey as well and maybe just one or two showers through the northern part of iraq and into iran to the south of all of that no major problems for us it looks like you eight thirty will be getting to around twenty six degrees and here in doha we're getting to around twenty nine or thirty over the next few days there is this area of cloud and just to the north of us it may just squeeze out one or two showers but it shouldn't bring us anything too significant a bit further towards the south and we've been watching a cyclamen hair is just to the east of madagascar is running down the eastern coast looks like the eye of the storm won't make landfall which is good because it's intensifying very rapidly but it's still giving us a lot of or heavy rain along the eastern coast and is plenty more still to come so ver

sort of cut the monastery of the holy cross is the only armenian apostolate monastery outside armenia. built in thirteen fifty eight it served as a sanatorium during the soviet era. it was not until two thousand and two that it was reopened as a monastery and handed back to the armenian estella church. crimea became the home and the center of life of national minorities but they also experienced great suffering here in the form of persecution expulsion and death. all of them from the as a multi-ethnic region in the soviet union crimea experienced a great deal that was positive but also much there was extremely negative. the fate of the crimean tartars in particular is without parallel after the communist revolution the crimean tartars had many opportunities to participate in the formation of the young soviet state. but during the second world war the nazis played them off against the other peoples in crimea. it was a political tactic and one that the tartars fell victim to. give us the illusion of when german occupation came to an end stalin accused the crimean tatars on months of col

after school armenia part of the rebel education series at this time on al-jazeera . north and south korea agree the date for a rare summit between the two leaders. the robin your challenges there are a lot of my headquarters here in doha are also coming up prisoners families demand answers up to sixty eight die in a jail riot and fire in venezuela. also preliminary results show a landslide win for bill for the c.c. in egypt's presidential election but they voted turnout was low. and nobel peace prize winner malala use of size emotional return home to pakistan. welcome to the program north and south korea agreed to hold their first summit in more than a decade on the twenty seventh of april in the demilitarized zone dividing the two countries delegates from both sides met there on thursday to plan the summit where south korean president moon j. in will meet north korean leader kim jong un face to face diplomatic momentum has been building including kim's meeting with china's president earlier this week. among the view coming to the denuclearization of the korean penin

just sliding out of the turkish mountains states and resettled and sunny that cloud will drift over armenia pushing over towards the caspian sea northern parts of iran maybe just catching a little bit of that but as you can see it's general looking dry baghdad at thirty degrees celsius sort of values that we're looking at across the arabian peninsula highs here in doha of around thirty degrees in gentle wins but to back even pick up to around thirty one degrees as we go on through wednesday no shortage of sunshine on offer here still plenty of sunshine since much of southern africa the eastern cape a little more cloud possible this is some damp weather no sign of any damn weather making its way towards the western type having said that we've got some showers there into northern most that they can to tanzania linking up with a very heavy showers that we have just pushing up through zambia into the democratic republic of congo harare stay settled and sunny with a top temperature of twenty six. on counting the cost are russians getting all they bargain for economically as lemay putin heads for

sliding out of the turkish mountains just a chain resettled and sunny that cloud will drift over armenia pushing over towards the caspian sea northern parts of iran maybe just catching a little bit of that out but as you can see it's general looking dry baghdad at thirty degrees celsius sort of values that will let you get across the arabian peninsula highs here in doha around thirty degrees and gentle wins to back even pick up to around thirty one degrees as we go on through wednesday no shortage of sunshine on offer here still plenty of sunshine too into much of southern africa the eastern cape a little more cloud possibility some damp weather no sign of any damn weather making its way towards the western type having said that we've got some showers there into northern most that they can to tanzania linking up with a very heavy showers that we have just pushing up through zambia into the democratic republic of congo harare stay settled and sunny with a top temperature of twenty six. paint the scene for us where there are online what is american sign in yemen that peace is possible but

over the high ground into turkey pushing a little further east was through georgia edging towards armenia further south it's generally settled and sunny and more of that sunshine as we go on through wednesday twenty celsius and by very best not bad twenty seven the in baghdad meanwhile a little more cloud over towards took my stand is back to stand seven celsius the massey as we go on through the middle pos all the way a warm sunshine meanwhile across iran put into thirty one cell she is here in doha over the next couple of days that's about as this gorgeous weather coming in for much of this week then so we are starting to look pretty good now as you try to across the western side of south africa we could do with the right of course into cape town the west weather's still clinging on into the eastern cape little area cloud out in the maybe pushing over into. more than parts of mozambique and into madagascar coast we have still got a tropical cyclone swirling away here not just further south on wednesday but more rain to the north. a reminder of the top stories now on al-jazeera a u.n. ai

without rain and snow between turkey and through the caucasus so an unsettled picture for georgia armenia we've got some rain in northern parts of syria perhaps but he won't by tell us is twenty seven degrees with visibility has been quite poor has been some dust blowing around and i think it may just improve the situation over the next twenty four hours temperatures just coming back a little bit in beirut there at nineteen degrees so let's head down into the arabian peninsula where it is very warm at the moment around the gulf states temperatures above what they should be easily seems as summer is here already thirty degrees and fight as the weekend progress is going to see temperatures rising to thirty one in tow on the other side the potential is also looking pretty warm there for mecca thirty six degrees just a bit of cloud across northern parts of saudi arabia heading down into southern parts of africa we've got fine weather conditions across much of south africa just a chance of a share in the eastern cape through up into mozambique looking fine across much of botswana from namibia

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armenia here. but apart from that, we don't know at this stage.i would caution there is a degree of skepticism. we saw donald trump being cautiously optimistic. that's certainly being reflected here in the south korean capital, as well. the president, president moon, saying it's far too early to be optimistic. we are just at the very beginning of this. he said quite clearly, too, that this is not about sort of getting rid of the nuclear proliferation, this is not about a nuclear moratorium. this is about denuclearization, baby steps at the moment. this is going to be a very long process. so far, it is a process which -- where diplomacy is finally being put ahead of the strident threats and challenges of the last year. >> it would be a monumental win for president trump. fool me once, fool me twice, that has long come and gone with kim jong-un's father and grandfather. certainly some skepticism. andrew stevens live, thank you. >>> about 18 minutes past the hour. britain's top diplomat, foreign secretary boris johnson, says the uk would respond robu

further east was through georgia edging towards armenia further south it's generally settled and sunny and more of that sunshine as we go on through wednesday twenty celsius and by very best not bad twenty seven there in baghdad meanwhile a little more cloud over towards took my stand is back to stand seven celsius the massy as we go on through the middle parts of the week sunshine meanwhile across syria input into thirty one cell she is here in doha over the next couple of days that's about how discus this gorgeous weather coming in for much of this week then so we are starting to look pretty good now as you try to across the western side of south africa we could do with the right of course into cape town the west weather still clinging on into the eastern cape little area cloud out to namibia angola pushing never into a northern parts of mozambique and into madagascar of course we have still got our tropical cyclone swirling away here not just further south on wednesday but more rain to the north. too often on the streets of india. are victims but a new force is at play. female polic

moment that's in the bringing us some rain mostly to the northern parts of amounts through parts of armenia and off into georgia we're seeing some snow rain in the system but it will be picking up as we head through into choose days as some heavy outbreaks making their way through parts of turkey as well and maybe just one or two showers through the northern parts of iraq and into iran to the south of all of that no major problems for us it looks like to a city where we're getting to around twenty six degrees and here in doha we'll be getting to around twenty nine or thirty over the next few days there is this area of cloud and just to the north of us imagine just squeeze out one or two showers but it shouldn't bring us anything too significant now bit further towards the south and we've been watching a cycling hair is just to the east of madagascar is running down the eastern coast looks like the eye of the storm will make landfall which is good because it's intensifying very rapidly but it's still given us a lot of reading rain along that yeast and coast and there's plenty more still to c

of low pressure bringing some heavy snowfall across eastern parts of turkey standing into georgia armenia and then that will push through across as through towards northern parts of the caspian sea as we head into friday at that stage fine conditions for beirut there are nineteen by that pleasant enough twenty four and sixteen is the high in tehran here in the arabian peninsula we've had some pretty nasty showers around the gulf states have lost twenty four hours or so still the risk of the old shower on thursday but i think generally much drier brighter picture for many and again temperatures still well up twenty five as a high in doha and then assume it into friday still affirmative clairon but i think it should stay a largely dry on the other side of the potential of warm for mecca there high of thirty four but further south center for the mountains the chance of wanted to heavy showers give the risk of flash flooding for southern portions of africa we've got some really heavy showers across east africa standing into parts is and about by and some be a further size should be largely fi

over the high ground into turkey pushing a little further east was through georgia edging towards armenia further south it's generally settled and sunny and more of that sunshine as we go on through wednesday twenty celsius in beirut that's not bad twenty seven the in baghdad meanwhile a little more cloud over towards took mine astonished but just down seven celsius the massy as we go on through the middle possible of the week warm sunshine meanwhile across the arabian peninsula thirty one so she's here in doha over the next couple of days that's a powder skis this gorgeous weather coming in for much of this week then so we are starting to look pretty good now if you try to across the western side of south africa we could do with the right of course into cape town the west whether bill clinging on into the eastern cape little area cloud out in the maybe pushing over into as well the parts of mozambique and into madagascar coast we have still got a tropical cyclone swirling away here it not just further south on wednesday but more rain to the north. too often on the streets of india. are v

the semifinals how it was beaten by twenty twenty year old guy only osaka japan in st sads there armenia didn't win a single game in the second set as the soccer progressed to the final the world number forty four also knocked maria sharapova and carolyn and out of the two us. it was another twenty year old who ended williams' run in california roll them or nineteen daria cups a canuck coming back from a set down to beat her thirty seven year old opponent at the king and osaka one now for the first time in their careers in the sunday's final. american mikaela shiffrin stormed to victory in the final slalom event of the season in sweden on saturday the twenty three year old finished a mass of one point five eight seconds out of switzerland well when do you hold her for her forty third world cup victory and thirty second in small on the skiing star had secured a fifth world cup slalom crown a week ago making up for her fourth place finish in the discipline at last month's kyung chang olympics schifrin also clinched the overall world cup title for the second consecutive time. austria marcel

the head of the ethnic party within the ruling coalition he was born in the city of aggarwal in armenia and comes from a mixed christian and muslim family the forty two year old is believed to have a huge amount of support among the overall more youth many of whom have been active in untied government protests but critics have also pointed to his background in the military and as director of the information network security agency which has been accused of spying on ethiopian dissidents as evidence that he's not a reformer. international community is closely watching the developments in ethiopia it's africa's second most populous nation and many are hoping the appointment of a room or prime minister will help address some of the demands of recent protests the government declared a state of emergency last month after the sudden resignation of prime minister. he said it was to make way for reforms it's a second in two years if you o.p.'s coalition government had been facing pressure from two of the largest ethnic groups the oromo and the m horace both say the minority to agree ethnic grou

moment that's and bringing us some rain mostly to the northern parts of our map through parts of armenia and off into georgia we're seeing some snow rain in the system but it will be picking up as we head through and to choose days as some heavy outbreaks making their way through parts of turkey as well and maybe just one or two showers through the northern parts of iraq and into iran to the south of all of that no major problems for us it looks like to a city where we're getting to around twenty six degrees and here in doha we'll be getting to around twenty nine or thirty over the next few days there is this area of cloud and just to the north of us and maybe just squeeze out one or two showers but it shouldn't bring us anything too significant a bit further towards the south and we've been watching a cycling hair is just to the east of madagascar is running down the eastern coast looks like the eye of the storm will make landfall which is good because it's intensifying very rapidly but it's still given us a lot of heavy rain along that yeast and coast and there's plenty more still to c