i'm errol barnett. >> i'm zain asher.ive you your headlines. >>> denmark a highway as refugees are going north hoping to make it more than 200 miles away. because of sweden's favorable policies on asylum seekers. denmark cut benefits for refugees. >>> u.s. presidential candidates donald trump and ted cruz slam the iran nuclear deal at a rally on wednesday. cruz said if the deal is approved iran could develop a weapon capable of killing millions of americans. u.s. lawmakers postponed a debate on the agreement saying the white house hasn't been transparent enough. >>> carly fiorina responded to rival u.s. republican candidate donald trump insult of her. in a rolling stone magazining article trump mocked fiorina's looks. >> what do you take that to mean, look at that face, would anyone vote for that? >> i have no idea. honestly i'm not going to spend a single cycle wondering what he means. maybe i'm getting under the skin a little bit because i'm climbing in the polls. >> a spokesperson for the trump campaign declined commen

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i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church.time to check the headlines. >>> germany is temporarily imposing controls on the border with austria. ahead of an eu emergency meeting on the crisis, germany is calling on other countries to take in more of the displaced people. but hungary and the czech republic are tightening their borders instead. >>> mexican authorities are talking about the killing of people killed in a tour group. and at any others were wounded after being mistaken for terrorists. this happened in the country's western desert region. >>> in the u.s., the governor of california has declared a state of emergency in two northern counties with a wildfire spreading quickly. the so-called valley fire has burned 50,000 acres or more than 20,000 hectares west of sacramento. 400 homes have been destroyed and officials say one person may have died in that fire. >>> well, i want to go back now to the migrant crisis in europe. tens of thousands of migrants arrived at budapest's main railway station in the past week. most of

i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm errol barnett. this is "cnn newsroom."s of migrants and refugees have reached their final destination in their journey to western europe. >> refugees arrived in the city of munich and others made it to austria. >> authorities let syrian and iraqi refugees buy tickets and board trains headed west from hungary. our arwa damon was there. >> reporter: they're very upset. they've been waiting so long to get on this train and it's overpacked and overcrowded. they could not find seats. they're saying there are people who haven't reserved tickets. so people are still asking if they can travel with just their syrian i.d. we are told they should be able to make it and get on these trains. the reason why everyone is in such a panic to just cram on the train and get out of here is there is this fear amongst all that this opportunity they have to actually be able to leave might go away very, very quickly. and no one wants to get stuck here anywhere. >> our fred pleitgen joins us live from the munich train station where many of the refu

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. >> i'm errol barnett. thanks for kicking after your week with us. we're here for the next two hours. this is cnn news room. >> a number of the world's top leaders will be meeting in just a few hours from now at the united nations, but one of them, president vladimir putin of russia seems to be taking the lead in the syrian crisis. putin is calling for collective action against the militants. he says efforts to end the war are not working and a new strategy is needed. >> and all of this is happening as we're learning russia will be getting intelligence about isis and iraq from the iraqi military. iran and syria will get the same intelligence. >> and for more, let's go to matthew chance who joins us live from moscow. matthew, let's look at the optics of this. russia's president putin appearing to spearhead the agenda on syria. what's he doing here and what are his likely intentions? >> reporter: well, he really is spearheading, as you put it, that agenda. he's in the driving seat of this diplomatic initiative. not only is he backing the government in

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i'm errol barnett.arly favorite in the crowded republican race for the u.s. presidency. he was twice elected governor of wisconsin, taking on powerful public unions and winning big. but after only a few months on the campaign trail and two lackluster debate performances scott walker is dropping out. >> i will suspend my campaign immediately. i encourage other republican presidential candidates to consider doing the same so that the voters can focus on a limited number of candidates who can offer a positive, conservative alternative to the current front-runner. >> now walker's support among republican voters has been steadily declining since july when he registered at 10%. he fell to 8% in august. 5% earlier this month. and now walker was polling at also than 1%. ben carson is clarifying his statement that he would not support a muslim as u.s. preside president. in an interview with fox news he said he could support a muslim as president as they renounced their faith. a muslim candidate would have to ren

i'm errol barnett. this is "cnn news room."his hour, pope francis is in the united states for a sixth day historic visit. the people's pope landed outside of washington on tuesday, and this is the pontiff's first trip ever to the u.s. he was welcomed by hundreds of cheering fans. take a look. some called this a humble choice of transportation for the leader of the world's catholics. francis is the fourth pope to visit the u.s. he'll stop in washington, new york and philadelphia. >> it was one of the biggest symbolic moments of the obama presidency. when the president and first family, plus the nation's first catholic vice president and dr. joed bien all together greeting pope francis, it made for an unprecedented welcome to the u.s. >> it is a big deal. since it is the pope's first time in the united states, what a better way to welcome him than to greet him as soon as he touches the ground here in the united states. >> day two of the pope's visit will be a sight to behold. for starter, 15,000 visitors are expected to cram on t

. >> and i'm errol barnett.ur from now, the escalating migrant crisis will again be front and center as european officials hold a hearing on finding solutions. this comes as germany, austria and hungary tighten their borders. people are racing to make it into germany and other western european nations before it's too late. >> as an emergenciers u meeting monday, ministers failed to reach a decision on the most crucial issue, how to distribute 160,000 needy people among 28 eu countries. one european commission official says the crisis is one that all countries need to help solve. >> we need to find a way to combine our collective responsibility before our conscience and before the law, to make sure that people who deserve asylum, because they are refugees, get asylum in europe. >> he's taking the hardest line on the border crossings. the prime minister says anyone who crosses the border from serbia illegally will be deported or jailed. the government tells us nearly 10,000 people crossed into hungary on monday. >

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