we're accompanying albanian border police on patrol in the mediterranean they want to show us they're getting tough on the mafia which controls the drug trade here. because the italian police are better equipped they're helping the albanians fight the drug smugglers. the officers fly down this fishing boat. they searched the cabin but find nothing suspicious. that we've had smugglers who had heroin in car tires or oil tanks and up to get the last time we discovered ten kilos of heroin and i don't mean to brag but in the last two years the police and its partners have become more effective and reduce the drug trade to a minimum. probably. but the numbers tell another story in twenty seventeen euro paul the e.u. agency for law enforcement cooperation listed albania as europe's biggest producer of cannabis and a major drug trafficking harb. albania is one of the poorest countries in europe. here the average monthly income is around three hundred thirty euros. get the capital tirana is full of luxury cars. and the construction industry is booming. where is all the money coming from. journ

the vote will not only affect cross border police work but also the tourism and exports industries withthe 64 percent majority the tightening gun control was also a vote in support of showing him. in motorsports marc marquez has extended his championship lead by winning the french moto g.p. . the spaniard started from pole position on his honda and finished 2 seconds ahead of. the victory was marcus is 3rd in the last 4 races as well as honda's 300 in moto g.p. it puts marquez 8 points ahead of italy's. in the championship standings. this year 0 vision song contest winner has received a warm welcome back home in the netherlands duncan lawrence was greeted by huge crowds at amsterdam's schiphol airport a day after the event this 25 year old brought the netherlands its 1st victory in the content sense in 1970 and his ballad arcade is sure to linger with us for a while. thank. you. thank you and a reminder of the top stories we're following here for you tens of thousands of people have been rallies across europe ahead of the upcoming european parliament elections they're protesting against

arrows stuck in their bodies the corpses were found of a variant town of paso near the austrian border police later discovered 2 more bodies more than 600 kilometers apart in the northern state of lower saxony officials said that they had found the 2 corpses while they were searching the home of one of the past how victims. investigations are ongoing colleagues of the criminal police in gifts on checking the flat and they are exchanging information with colleagues in paso in order to clarify any possible connections. but authorities are still trying to understand what exactly happened and what the motives were. is what. apparently there was nothing suspicious and no one heard anything it is difficult to reconstruct the facts and now we have to secure the evidence to establish without any doubt the course of events although most. places did as. a post-mortem examination could reveal in the upcoming days more details about this mysterious case. hollywood legend doris day has died she was $97.00 the singer and actress was known for a wholesome clean image and that lovely voice she promised to be

the vote will not only affect cross border police work but also the tourism and exports industries with the 64 percent majority vote for tightening gun control was also a vote in support of schengen. well it was a night to remember for the netherlands at the grand finale of the euro vision song contest in tel aviv as usual the world's biggest music competition was packed full of glitz and kish but also some political controversy. duncan lawrence of benevolence had been the competition favorite and in the end the book my kids were right words can describe what i'm feeling now i'm feeling so much emotions everything that i wanted to do on stage and it came out. it came out so good and i really felt the song and this is like the result the results combined national jury pictures fan favorites. because. it leaves my mood for the 2nd with an update now mccord so this is one of those are the this is the only thing that. sergei loves the reds palette needed a good for russia. your visions rules forbid mixing music in politics but there's often a sort of a controversy because with the pop this

the corpses were found in the very own town of pass how near the austrian border police later discovered 2 more bodies in the northern state of lower saxony when searching the home of one of the past hour victims. but authorities are still struggling to understand what exactly happened and how the victims are related. there was nothing suspicious and no one heard anything from them told the love it is difficult to reconstruct the facts and now we have to secure the evidence to establish without any doubt the course of events here seem to produce a post mortem examination could reveal more details about this mysterious case. hollywood legend doris day has died she was 97 years old and the singer and actress was known for a wholesome clean image and lovely voice she passed to reality on monday siddhant and by close friends according to her foundation doris enjoyed the peak of a film career in the 19 fifties and early 1960 s. and musicals and romantic comedies such as calamity jane and pillow talk in an easy as she. was activism. between the studio i have robin miller from a colleague is a

>>elmo border. policeay they were on an unrelated call earlier this month when a suspicious car called there are 10 police say before they even tried to pull it over on west highway, 70 the driver took off at a high rate of speed officers chased the car to south highway 54 where the driver lost control plowing into a street sign and shattering the front windshield before nearly hitting 2 police cars little did they know behind the wheel was a 12 year-old girl she was with 3 of her friends ages, 1213. we're told each one smelled like alcohol. >>it's scary. it's concerning there's a lot of a mixed emotions with it because we don't know the situation the dynamics at home. >>chief brian p tells us the 2 rosso girl admitted to waiting until her grandfather fell asleep to take his car before picking up her friends to go drinking in the car officers found twisted brand hard iced teas and near enough product. she was charged with dwi in for leading police on that chase grateful that no one was hurt. no one was inj

we're accompanying albanian border police on patrol on the mediterranean they want to show us they're getting tough on the mafia which controls the drug trade here. because the italian police are better equipped they're helping the albanians fight the drug smugglers. the officers fly down this fishing boat. they searched the cabin but find nothing suspicious. that we've had smugglers who hid heroin in car tires or oil tanks but open up they get the last time we discover ten kilos of heroin and i don't mean to brag but in the last two years the police and its partners have become more effective and reduce the drug trade to a minimum. probably the clarity of it but the numbers tell another story in twenty seventeen year old paul the e.u. agency for law enforcement cooperation listed albania as europe's biggest producer of cannabis and a major drug trafficking harb. albania is one of the poorest countries in europe. here the average monthly income is around three hundred thirty euros. they get the capital tirana is full of luxury cars. and the construction industry is booming. where is a

government even without the wall on incarceration and border patrolling policing and so forth but in contrast to that elizabeth there's a really a small army of ordinary americans if you will volunteers individuals church groups and other houses of worship and and all sorts of people who are gathering. gether to try and help migrants on their own live a better life once they get into the united states. in fall for his texas eddy canalis fills a barrel full of jugs of water to save migrants who might otherwise die of thirst in the dry thorny brush in el paso texas volunteers at the church of god hand out donated clothing to destitute migrant families in san diego professor joy and a brooks and a handful of student volunteers collect letters from people fleeing violence and poverty who are being held in detention. across the u.s. a small army of volunteers spends time money and energy to help migrants and asylum seekers in any way they can canalis has been putting out water into the wilderness for years he's seen what happens to people who don't make it to safety since 2004 we've had $

we don't really have borders between the states that our police.bout her that shows up, it is different across the road. i have learned a lot. government here... there are still gun deaths. knives isa there are still gun deaths. knives is a big issue. was knife crime one of the big talking points at brixton? it was one of the things that came up. they think about the police and safety. there are always linked to people. we remain people that the safest neighbourhoods are not the only birds but they are always linked to people. we remain people that the safest neighbourhoods are not new neighbourhoods are not new neighbourhoods with the most police, or the most resources. if you want to decrease crime, you decrease the thing that they to crime. that make you decrease the thing that i read that you have won a million followers on twitter. beyonce only follows if you people and she follows if you people and she follows you. she does. you have a very public profile, how do you use that? so how do we tell the truth. the more that i can use my platform t

we are accompanying albanian border police on patrol in the mediterranean they want to show us they're getting tough on the mafia which controls the drug trade here. because the italian police are better equipped they're helping the albanians fight the drug smugglers. the officers fly down this fishing boat. they searched the cabin but find nothing suspicious. that we've had smugglers who had heroin in car tires or oil tanks and up to get the last time we discovered ten kilos of heroin and i don't mean to brag but in the last two years the police and its partners have become more effective and reduce the drug trade to a minimum. probably there. but the numbers tell another story in twenty seventeen year old paul the e.u. agency for law enforcement cooperation listed albania as europe's biggest producer of cannabis and a major drug trafficking hot. albania is one of the poorest countries in europe. here the average monthly income is around three hundred thirty euros. get the capital tirana is full of luxury cars. and the construction industry is booming. where is all the money coming fr

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efforts like this one stand in sharp contrast to the vast sums expended by the us government for border policebarriers and incarceration even while our government is locking up refugees we will be humans we will extend ourselves no matter how modest the effort because this the world depends upon small acts of kindness sparks of humanity amid a humanitarian crisis robert oulds al-jazeera san diego. crossed party tools in britain aimed at striking a compromise on terrorism aes breaks it deal have failed labor leader jeremy corbyn says discussions of going as far as they can if the sides have tried for weeks to agree on terms for the country's exit from the e.u. britain was due to leave a march the 29th for that's been delayed until the end of october well the bracks it uncertainty has been threatening to close britain's largest still works in scunthorpe but it has a reprieve for now as emma hayward reports. for more than 120 years the steel works have dominated scunthorpe skyline its glory days when tens of thousands of people were all long gone and these are anxious times the 4000 or so stop on

a clear example of that is at the syrian border, where we joined the iraqi border police. just beyond tdge in syria whe the islamic state group made its last stand. with that battle now over, both america and iran are eyeballing each other. one of the main reasons america is staying in iraq is because of the border. now, this crossing is closed, but when it opens, it could be a clear run all the way from tehran to beirut on the shores of the mediterranean. what america fears is that iran could is route to supply weapons across the region.no ddshington iw sending more troops to the mile east. it wants to roll back iran's influence. but it is probably too late for that. >> i don't want america interfering in iraqi affairs. we don't want their troops here. any military presence is not acceptle. martin: everyone says they do not want a war. but a miscalculaon from any side could trigger one. martin patience, bbc news, on the iraqi-syrian border. jane: in other news, three chople have died in a hostage siege in zÜ the gunman held two women captive in an apartment in thees souto

western europe is to salvini told reporters that europe has to do more to protect its land and sea borders. police in spain of arrested eleven people as part of an investigation into a people smuggling ring they say border officials in algeria and morocco worked with bangladesh based traffickers to smuggle hundreds of people from asia across the mediterranean migrants who want to be paid up to twenty thousand euros each. and you know authorities are moving hundreds of thousands of people to safety as a major storm approaches the country's east coast so i can fanny is carried to eventual right winds of up to two hundred kilometers an hour is expected to make landfall on friday seaside resort of forty. wiki leaks founder julian assange has appeared in court in london for the first hearing for you. actually dishman quest washington wants him to face trial for mcclatchy trying to hack a pentagon computer a songes fighting request in a separate court appearance on wednesday he received a fifty week jail term skipping bail in two thousand and twelve. now israel has been marking its annual holocaust reme

caught in the middle, and a clear example of that is at the syrian border, where wejoin iraqi border police made its last stand. with that battle now over, both america and iran are eyeballing each other. one of the main reasons america is staying in iraq is because of the border. now, this crossing is closed, but when it opens, there could be a clear run all the way from tehran to beirut on the shores of the mediterranean. and what america fears is that iran could use this route to supply weapons across the region. washington is now sending more troops to the middle east. it wants to roll back iran‘s influence, but it‘s probably too late for that. translation: i don't want america interfering in iraqi affairs, and we don't want their troops here. any military presence is not acceptable. everyone says they do not want a war. but a miscalculation from any side could trigger one. martin patience, bbc news, on the iraqi/syrian border. sir philip green has been charged in the united states with former co—counts of misdemeanour assault. prosecutors say it relates to allegations made by a pilates

caught in the middle, and a clear example of that is at the syrian border, where wejoin iraqi border policeade its last stand. with that battle now over, both america and iran are eyeballing each other. one of the main reasons america is staying in iraq is because of the border. now, this crossing is closed, but when it opens, there could be a clear run all the way from tehran to beirut on the shores of the mediterranean. and what america fears is that iran could use this route to supply weapons across the region. washington is now sending more troops to the middle east. it wants to roll back iran's influence, but it's probably too late for that. translation: i don't want america interfering in iraqi affairs, and we don't want their troops here. any military presence is not acceptable. everyone says they do not want a war. but a miscalculation from any side could trigger one. there'll be intense political campaigning in peterborough this weekend ahead of next week's by—election. the seat was held by the labour mp fiona 0nasanya who was forced out after being convicted of perverting the cour

don't boy it looks i'm going to and i'm going to hold what the border police going to listen whereas when they're still on the hold my head up will see i said i know i said that was going to be my last question but i just have to keep insisting if you're going to negotiate you have to give up something to show your current speed somebody was i don't know what was the and what will you concede tonight so this i mean i was sad you know and i was just feeling so that i disciplined then i guess i said the whole lot of that the nicaraguans as you and i was discussing concepcion on high level to him to you know support the local one and the next and then the libya. and say you know why you go yes i'm going to strike it and it was going to be when he was going to. get in was in it and i go and i am i'm going to go so then could this in there been these and those will need to get on scene i've got to be in though i mean that in venezuela that said i am out of one of them but i guess i should live it i get it and i'm going to those who want to look at the legacy here in the local money and do

efforts like this one stand in sharp contrast to the vast sums expended by the us government for border policebarriers and incarceration even while our government is locking up refugees we will be humans we will extend ourselves no matter how modest the effort because this the world depends upon small acts of kindness sparks of humanity amid a humanitarian crisis robert oulds al-jazeera san diego. in britain cross party talks to strike a compromise on prime minister tree is the mayor's breaks a deal have failed labor leader jeremy corbyn says discussions have gone as far as they can the 2 sides have tried for weeks to agree on terms for the country's exit from the european union britain was due to leave on march 29th but its departure from the e.u. has been delayed until october 31st while our paul brennan joins us now live from westminster hall so this wasn't really a surprise but one of the reasons for the talks breaking down this time. the reasons that have been given by the labor leader jeremy corbett in his letter to the prime minister are essentially that labor cannot sign up to anything

efforts like this one stand in sharp contrast to the vast sums expended by the us government for border policebarriers and incarceration even while our government is locking up refugees we will be humans we will extend our. no matter how modest the effort because this the world depends upon small acts of kindness sparks of humanity amid a humanitarian crisis. it is a crisis that extends all the way from the crime and poverty ridden cities of central american countries to the border with the united states and beyond into courtrooms all over the country next week on may 23rd the house of representatives will make its own arguments to a federal judge in washington also saying that the president acted unconstitutionally when he declared his state of emergency there determined to try and stop him from building his wall. to the head on the news hour we'll look at why the talks in norway between venezuela's government top and opposition have solved anything. searching for answers hundreds of wives and mothers in sri lanka demand justice for loved ones they haven't seen since the civil war. and in spo

initiative into the black sea that encompasses not only the navy, but also the coast guard and border police of the country's. unfortunately, and against all spring, march, the crimea crisis occurred, when crimea was illegally annexed by russian federation's against the ukraine. all of those initiatives were suspended. harmony isea working just between romania and turkey. paper,t on the sporadically being exchanged between the countries. theourse, what was international opinion regarding that, everybody condemned the illegal annexation of crimea. but, something consistent should be done. of theanian navy was one first and in the frontline of the organization that has taken action. first of all, we established a shownce at sea in order to and sent a message to everybody that our waters are patrolled, controlled. the c line of communications are safe. all the economic activities that are done in the economic legal andzone is efficient way of working. what else? nato, which romania is part of, increased its presence into the black sea. has arse, the black sea particularity and that is the conve

into israel to work at some point and help establish an industrial zone along the israel and gaza border police in israel are saying that throughout the month of ramadan they will be stepping up security in jerusalem and the old city specifically every friday to ensure people can come into the old city but also to maintain the peace tell us a little bit about the domestic debate that's going on with the news are about how to handle golf swing. right so if we look at what the opposition is saying they're very disgruntled today they're saying that the ceasefire is yet another example of the government surrendering to hamas yielding to quote blackmail and that maybe israel has now reached a kind of a policy of eroding deterrence bear in mind that we are in kind of a cycle there are periodic skirmishes and twenty fourteen between hamas and israel egypt swoops in is able to mediate a cease fire for a time and there is what is always described as a period of calm and then the cycle begins a new neither netanyahu or a spokesman from hamas really yielded much on their rhetoric today both saying at leas

initiative into the black sea that encompasses not only the navies but also the coast guards and border police of the river in countries. unfortunately, and against all odds, 2014 seen spring march crimea crisis had occurred when crimea was illegally annexed by russian federations, against the ukrainian which it belonged to, and all those initiatives were suspended. the block li black sea four is frozen. black sea harmony is working just between romania and turkey. and the cmbs just on paper sporadically some info beinged exchanged between the countries. and of course what was the international opinion regarding that, everybody condemned the illegal annexation of crimea. but something consistent should be done. and the romanian navy was one of the first and in the front line organizations that has taken action in in one. so first of all we established a quasi permanent presence at sooi in order to show and send the message to everybody that our waters are patrolled -- are controlled. the sea line of communications were -- they are safe. and all the economical activities that are done in the ec

efforts like this one stand in sharp contrast to the vast sums expended by the us government for border policebarriers and incarceration even while our government has locking up refugees we will be humans we will extend our. no matter how modest the effort because this the world depends upon small acts of kindness sparks of humanity amid a humanitarian crisis robert oulds al jazeera san diego. india's near 7 week election is drawing to a close official campaigning ends today friday with the 7th and final phase of voting to be held on sunday the governing the j.p.s. campaign has been highly focused on prime minister narendra modi who is seeking a 2nd term in office and as the electorate deliberates for the final time in certain parts of the country hell raman reports from a very nasty a stronghold of the incumbent prime minister narendra modi. it's loud it's passionate and it's drawing crowds to the city about announcing they've come to see priyanka gandhi for the indian national congress party drum up support her party wants to unseat the income but he doubts prime minister narendra modi for t

efforts like this one stand in sharp contrast to the vast sums expended by the us government for border policebarriers and incarceration even while our government is locking up refugees we will be humans we will extend ourselves no matter how modest the effort because this the world depends upon small acts of kindness sparks of humanity amid a humanitarian crisis robert oulds al-jazeera san diego. well now to developments here across party talks aimed at striking a compromise on the prime minister's deal for leaving the european union of failed the opposition needed jeremy corbyn says discussions between his labor party into reason may's ruling conservatives have gone as far as they can parliament has tried for weeks now to try to agree on terms for the country's exit from the e.u. britain was due to leave on march 29th but that's been delayed until october 31st we want to be well amid the ongoing disarray of a break to the u.k.'s main parties have had to turn their attention to campaigning for next week's european elections in britain the vote is being seen as a barometer of how much support

into the employer list i'm going to you're not going to hold what the border police going to solicit where it was going out there on the home run it up o.c. i said i know i said that was going to be my last question but i just have to keep insisting if you're going to negotiate you have to give up something i'm sure you'll come to seed somebody was i don't know what was the and what will you concede tonight so this i'm when i was said you know and i was just feeling so that i disciplined then i guess i said the whole lot of that the nicaraguans as you and i was discussing concepcion you know it all high level to him to you know support the local money that was going on or libya. and so you know why you go oh yes i'm going to try to get out and was you know played on a bus going to. get it and was in it and i go and i am i'm going to get out of that because in there been these and those who knew get on c.n.n. i thought beyond though i mean that in venezuela that said i am out of one of them but i guess i should live it i get it that they're not going to those who want to look at the l

border. and police of hungary arrest the captain of the cruise ship that featured new ground a true old boat in the danube so it will be blackened from day print you want us to mistake and screw is great then give it up to raise the bulk of the baltimore but it will go into the heart of the high given capital without that. class in thailand people come from far and wide to seem oblivious to the bell. into taking children in special camps. the training of elephants required to torture the debris looks at the controversy over time and cast. the. pattern of a $100.00. u.s. secretary of state. and foreign minister. america's top diplomat touched down in the german capital this morning 3 weeks after he suddenly postponed his visit to germany at the very last minute instead he flew off to iraq to win support for washington's position in growing tensions with iran and the differences in the u.s. and european iran policies are also expected to be high on the agenda. now for more. political. welcome simon secretary of state is visiting for the 1st time and we know after he abruptly canceled his previ

thousand gazans into israel to work and establishing an industrial zone along the israel and gaza border israeli police are saying that throughout ramadan there will be an increased security presence for two presidents particularly each friday in jerusalem and in the old city and from more to your hearing. being regarded in both on both sides in terms of moving forward what is a goal from here. but let's start with what palestinians are telling us today we spoke with one man who returned to the rubble of his home to try to salvage some valuables he said you know imagine how shocking it is to receive a. all saying get out your house is going to be destroyed and then in minutes to your house turned to rubble he says i don't know what i'm going to do it or where i'm going to go this apartment was all i had we spoke to another man who says that he hopes the cease fire holds but he complained that quote israel is not distinguishing between civilians and fighters that is killing palestinians indiscriminately on the israeli side the israeli opposition is very critical of this cease fire it's being categorized

an uneasy calm near the serbia kosovo border after police carry out raids in a so dominated area. u.s. drug companies in the crosshairs as a court case seeks to hold them to account for their role in the opioid crisis.

initiative into the black sea that encompasses not only the navies, but also the coast guards and border police of the countries. unfortunately, against all odds, 2014, since the crisis had occurred when crimea was illegally annexed by the russian federations against the ukraine which all those initiatives were suspended. the black sea is frozen, it's working just between romania and turk and the sea is just on the paper. some are being exchanged between the countries. and of course what was the international opinion regarding that, everybody condemned the illegal annexation of crimea, but something consistent should be done and the row mainin navy has taken action in this one. first of all, we established a presence at sea in order to show and send the message to everybody that our waters are controlled. the line of communications were -- they are safe and all the economic activities that are done in the zone is a legal and efficient way of working. what else? the nato, which romania is part of, increased its presence into the black sea. of course the black sea has -- and that's the convention

its troops on high alert after renewed tensions in some thomas kosovo on the border there reports heavily armed kosovo police made several arrests in the north of the territory which is dominated by serbs kosovo says its police were targeting organized crime but belgrade says they were trying to intimidate the serbs serbia does not recognize kosovo's declaration of independence. joins us live now from belgrade so marco what else do we know about what happened. yeah but now we know those things we may seem to fulfill a commercial for the police who really really gave the order wrong we. want to say officially are fired up from some 30 people were arrested and 3 of the mostly the members or police who were called to life have to explain going to part of a load of deliberately silly according to grieving the things i would read in pristina so they will be members of police units in the northern parts of kosovo the right to pursue service members police units talking cause of. the same old green service that with the days or months that they're leaving in the northern part the folks who are there are going to co

military and police units are getting closer to the border with gaza and. 20 years ago under the agreement of who won over after the war in 1909 and police and military units to pull out of the north the war can't get into the core thought which is also under the u.n. resolution be the protection of nato forces for forces are there they are saying that they are. watching this situation that not interacting but this time with their actions specially in the last. marcos about each ally 1st there in belgrade thanks. now a new report by at war it was child u.k. says the conflict in yemen has had a catastrophic effect on children their charity says 2000000 children are out of school the instance of child marriage is on the rise increasing 3 to by 3 times between 20172018 airstrikes have damaged many of yemen schools some are being used as military bases. has more from santa. in shock after she lost her sister in a bombardment near call her father's a can burn to go back to school have proved successful. back when she attacked happened i fled the school from horror and later on it's covered the

trying to do is say i promise i will 1st myself and my government to find turner sort of ways of policing the border without having a border by which they need you know cameras digital equipment and so on that's simply not enough for all the democratic unionists on the other hand she's also saying that no really a little bit to have to follow different rules to the rest of the united kingdom which means nobody out of didn't effect in this that start studying in the singular and that. alone in the turret party so everybody's got to reason they had to agree to this last effort to get the agreement through parliament everybody is saying it's not good enough so she really seems to be caught up in a terrible place so seemingly nobody happy what does this mean if this new deal does not get passed what's next for the u.k. and for prankster. what's next is the reason why it is going to resign and that's part of her problem because the fact that she's already promised to resign once the deal is through if the deal is rejected think again means that the labor party is really not prepared to trust any promises

serbia has reportedly deployed troops to its border with kossovo after kosovar police made several arrests in a northern territory dominated by serps the police say they were targeting organized crime but serbian leaders who don't recognize kosovo's independence say the officers were sent to intimidate them or a challenge reports were the. in the air and on the ground kosovan police in maturity are on edge their raid into 2 parts of the city has prompted serbia's army to be put on full combat readiness. this morning at 629 as a commander in chief of the armed forces ordered full military readiness of our armed units in case of any serious disturbance of war or danger to life of serbs in northern calls about armed forces will protect people. serbia's russia has called it a provocation the un says a russian u.n. worker has been released by cross of the police after angry protests from moscow and his detention the un is demanding the release of another employee also alleged to have been detained and injured. river and makeshift barricades divide the 2 ethnic half of the city majority albanian

border of serbia and kosovo today. ok really what they. were there was a police operation that was for nothing but also police in different police it by loosing calls. these was loud enough for knowing. who are arrest the risk once for all of iraq surely should also consider can show him and the police who we are being just who we lament that these words in the interview nothing said in the event that we said earlier this. and they've been that the u.s. of course there were some things shots of mostly not and some people to use about it. but the situation remained under control and what role is nato playing in easing this tension the course that we have been monitoring the a theory that in their development so that they of course this was a rule of law the issue so it was a specific task though because of the police is not that these results are ok for in need of money. but we'll be monitoring it and what do you stand up you get all these situations he goes through all the serbian authorities military authorities and international communities just to be sure we'r

serbia reportedly deploys troops to its border with kossovo after a police raid sense tensions are soaring in the region. and on time how much would all the sporting putting all the action from the french open as both the wall number one and the defending champion to survive a scare in the 1st bomb. hundreds of thousands of people are fleeing a wave of airstrikes in northwest syria as government and russian warplanes pound rebel positions. at least 27 civilians have been killed in tuesday's attacks but that number is expected to rise as the government intensifies a furious push from the south health officials in the opposition held province say government walkers have destroyed a hospital in the town of confiding the board and aleppo have also been targeted forcing syrian civilians to flee towards turkey meanwhile the u.s. state department has called the escalation of violence reckless syria's humanitarian situation has also been the focus of talks at the u.n. security council our diplomatic editor james bays reports. time it's been raised in the security council since the offensive by the

they not want more immigrants coming into the country, but they are strengthening the border to have more military, police officers, border patrol like never before. i think we have one of the most militarized areas. even in those conditions, they still want to reject asylum-seekers. at the end of the day, they're going against american history. let's remind yourselves that many people came from other countries because of the same conditions. europeans came to the u.s. because e they were fleeing violence. it seems what the trump administration is goining againt history -- amy: we're going to talk about more about that in amendment we have to go to break. fernando garcia is joining us in studio, usually in el paso and jennifer harbury is with us, longtime human rights lawyer, speaking to us from wesley go. afafter that we will be speakikg with a brother and sister of the leading saudi feminist human rights activist who has been jailed for more than a year. they and she say that she has been tortutured in saudi prison. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and

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