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and further away the german navy. it's carrying out a rescue. see the little white dinghy on the screen? later it was destroyed by fire. for a while the smoke dominated the horizon. they are all part of the recently established triton mission. >> it consists of joint sea patrols, assists the the italian naval forces, we had to call upon commercial ships nearby ohelp. there are no borders in the sea so if there are lives to be saved we will go wherever they are even beyond the triton area. >> beyond is the area in bright blue on this map dubbed mare secura or safe area. in charge of all research and rescue operations. it's here that we saw the crew rescue nearly 250 people in little more than an hour just a few days ago. thousands more in the past. and while the eu politicians mull over how to deal with the never ending influx, the crew continue to comb the sea in search of lives to save. hoda abdel hamid, al jazeera, in the mediterranean sea. >> still to come, greece's priements feels the heatgreece's primeminister feels the heat at home. and me

further away the german navy. it's carrying out a rescue. later it was destroyed by fire. for a while they're all part of an agreement. >> it consists of joint sea patrols that assist the italian naval forces. we had to call upon commercial ships to help. if there are lives to be saved we'll go wherever they are even beyond the area. >> beyond is the area on the map dubbed safe area. here the italians are in charge of coordinating all search and rescue operations. it's here that we saw the crew rescue nearly 250 people in little more than an hour just a few days ago. and while the e.u. politicians look at the influx, unsung heroes continue to receive search for lives to save. >> pope francis the leader of the roman catholic church has held mass for thousands of worshipers in the bosnian capital sarajevo. he has called for people to leave behind their troubled past and memories of war. >> pope francis arrived at the sarajevo olympic stadium there was a call for peace and harmony with muslim neighbors. so a serb orthodox choir sang. the pope was given a bomb that was given g

. >> further away the german navy. it's carrying out a rescue. it. this dinghy was destroyed by fire. they are part of the try tritan mission. >> it assists the italian naval forces but there are days where 6,000 migrants reached our area in a few hours. we had to call on commercial ships nearby to help. there were no borders in the sea so where lives need to be saved we'll go where they are even beyond the tritan area. >> this is dubbed the safe area. here the italians are coordinating all search and rescue operations. it's here that we saw the crew rescue nearly 250 people in little more than an hour just a few days ago. thousands more in the past. and while the e.u. politicians decide on the never ending influx, they will continue to comb the sea in search of life to save. >> an estimated 20 million nigerians suffer from mental illness, but many go without professional help. in many cases psychiatric cases treatment is expensive. >> she was hearing voices telling her to harm herself. so her family handcuffed her and brought her here to a tradition

vessels from the british royal navy and the irish italian and german navy's have been involved. people rescued at sea are taken to the italian ports. we have been following the mediterranean migrant crisis, and we have this report from the island of lamb bed ussa. -- lamb bed usa. >> 15 rescue operations carried out on saturday are over. the migrants were found in nine different wooden fishing boats. in those you have people below deck and next to the engine and more in six different rubber dinghies, and they are the ones more at risk of capsizing or drowning. now, they are brought back to the islands in. arriving in lampedusa. and more in sicily and we don't know where the rest will arrive. it's a logistical nightmare for the italian islands in. many end up in mainland italy. some ships are heading to the area of the southern mediterranean, an area that is under e.u. mission called the triton mission. they are heading there because they could very well be more rescue operations in the hours or days to come. it's usually on weekends that it's usually on weekends that there's an

it is because the original commanders there is when this was german ship, all admirals in the german navyconsidered flag rang, so-so would have stayed back here in these quarters. some interesting facts about this room, all of the wood panelling in this room is original. and this is one of the only ships still active that has wood panelling like this. we start today realize that the flooding emergency, see it was easier for us to get access to the piping, the electrical box it is there was no panelling on the ship. so we had to get special permits, to preserve historical wood panelling on the ship. >> so everything, the wood paranicus egg, a loft furniture, paint action, everything you see around here pretty much original? >> yes, all of the chairs, in here, all of the wood panelling, a lot of the furniture, original to the ship when it was built in 1936 in germany. the paintings are all original paintings, not necessarily -- all original works that were collected by coast guard that preserve our history. >> so, next hit you guys, we will go top side. i think they are kicking me out of he

vessels by the british royal navy in the irish and italian german navies have been involved. we understand that they've been taken to the italian ports. we have been following the mediterranean migrant crisis. what more do we know about the rescue operations which are still continuing? >> well, we just have an update from the italian coast guards. now so far 3,100 migrants have been rescued. the 15 rescue operations we're talking about are coming to an end. we don't have the final number. it could rise by a few hundred still. we have to wait and see. these rescue operations were carried out mainly by the germans, the italian it's and the irish. the italians have been in the forefront of these rescue operation force quite awhile now. they are in charge with the search and rescue operations south of the mediterranean into the tritan mission but they also go further south of the tritan limited area to an area where most of the rescuers happen because it really limits international waters and the libyan territorial waters. we went on patrol just a few days ago, and they have carr

a german navy ship has rescued more than 500 migrants in the and drop them to shore in italy.rious conditions not far from libya, the german navy managed to bring them all on board safely. they are getting medical checkups, food, and water. the italian coast guard says that 3.5 thousand -- 3500 immigrants were rescued over the weekend. highly active since last week when officials raise the alert to its highest level. they have urged anyone living within seven kilometers of the greater to leave their home as a precaution. many nearby farmers say they cannot afford to stop working. it has arrested sporadically over the last three years. its annual market classification review will be conducted on tuesday. will it partially include china's asian. the markets in asia have opened up. expecting to announce further cuts involving more job losses at the investment bank. earlier this year, it was underperforming business because of it -- extreme solutions. it was cut to record lows, one of three quarter percentage points. there are further expectations of further reductions. what shoul

susan: german navy ship has rescued 500 migrants and brought them to shore in italy.arious conditions not far from libya, the navy managed to bring them on board safely. they were given medical checks food, and water. the italian coast guard says 3,500 migrants were rescued and 15 operations over the weekend. rishaad: the volcanic eruption from mt. kinabalu. remained highly active since last week when officials raised the alert to its highest level. anyone living within seven kilometers to leave their homes as a precaution. many farmers say they cannot afford to stop working. mt. kinabalu has a rep to sporadically over the last three years. susan: what -- joining me now is the chief investment strategist for bnp paribas. there was a distraction. christine lagarde giving a specific date to her friend at the fed there. 2016. stefan: yes, that's right. it is amazing the difference that one weeks make -- one week makes. nudging from the imf regarding the timing. then we had friday. the report that points to was that has to be, likely to be september of this year. rishaad:

. >> the german navy is carrying out a rescue. later the dinghy was destroyed by fire. for a while the smoke dominated the horizon. they're all part of the recently established tritan mission. >> it consists of joint sea patrols by various european neighbors. there are days where 6,000 migrants reaches our areas in just a matter of hours. we had to call on commercial ships to help. there are no borders at sea so we'll go where we need to go even beyond the tritan area. >> beyond is this area on the map. here they're in charge of coordinating all search and rescue operations. it's here that we saw the crew rescue nearly 250 people in little more than an hour a few days ago. thousands more in the past. while the e.u. politicians talk about how to deal with the never ended influx, unsung heroes continue to comb the sea in search of lives to save. al jazeera in the mediterranean sea. >> well, to iraq now. battles have been taking place between government forces and fighters between the islamic state in iraq and the levant as both sides try to gain the upper hand of owning t

so the concern here you've got the british navy the italian, spanish, swedish, german navies working the big issue here right now. >> absolutely for all those desperate people thank you so much for that background. >>> a chemical fire in pennsylvania now under control. but still no word what caused the explosion that started the blaze. this happened in west elizabeth that's 30 minutes south of pittsburgh. surrounding communities placed on a brief lock down. officials say no one was hurt. >>> a dip in the ocean in cocoa beach florida nearly turned deadly for a 150-year-old boy. a bull shark bit him. life guards carried the 10-year-old to shore and provided emergency care for severe bite wounds to the calf. they wrapped it tightly. he was air lifted to a trauma center in orlando. the victim's condition hasn't been released. apparently he handled it bravely. there was emergency help there right away. likely saved him from being much worst. >> bull sharks are the worst. >> they're aggressive. they can be in salt or fresh water. they are incredibly aggressive. >> gosh that's terrible. >>

. >> reporter: further away the german navy carrying out a rescue. see the white dingy on the screen. it was destroyed by fire. the smoke dominated the horizon. they are part of the tritan mission. >> translation: it consists of joint fleet controls. 6,000 migrants reached the area in a few hours. we called on commercial ships nearby to help. there are no borders in the sea. if lives are to be saved, we'll go wherever they are, ooep beyond the triton area. >> reporter: beyond is the area in bright blue dubbed the safe area. here the italians are in charge of coordinating search and rescue operations. it's here that we saw the group rescue nearly 250 people in little more than an hour a few days ago. thousands more in the past. >> e.u. politicians look at how to deal with the influx unsung heroes like this crew, comb the sea in search of lives to save. >>> now, let's get the weather with richard. more on the hurricane that is threatening the coast. >> that's right. hurricane blanca is a threat to the coast. there it is down there. now, i want to take

further away the german navy carrying out a rescue. see the dingy on the screen? later it was destroyed by fire. the smoke dominated the horizon. they are part of a recently established triton mission. >> translation: it consists of joint sea controls by various members. it assists the italian forces. days where 6,000 migrants reached out. we had to call on ships to help. there's no borders on the sea, if there are lives to be saved, we go wherever they are even beyond the triton area. beyond is the area in bright blue on the map. dubbed a safe area. here the italians are in charge of coordinating search and rescue operations. it's here that we saw the crew rescue nearly 250 people in little more than an hour a few days ago. thousands more in the past. and while the e.u. politicians mull over how to deal with a never-ending influx unsung heroes like this group continue to comb the sea in search of lives to save >>> in china disaster teams continue a search for dozens of missing passengers in monday's cruise ship accident. the death toll from the accident on the ya

they involve vessels from the british royal navy and the irish italian and german navy.derstand the people rescued at sea were being taken to the italian ports. our reporter has been following the mediterranean migrant crisis. she sent this update from the italian island of lampadusa. >> reporter: the search and rescue operations carried out on saturday are now over. we do know that the my grants were found in nine different wooden fishing boats and in those, usually, you have people on top and below deck next to the engine and then there were some more found in six different rubber dingies. those are usually the ones more at risk for capsizing or drowning. now, they are being brought back to southern italy. about 100 migrants arrived here in lampadusa earlier. and then some more are heading towards the port of palermo and sicily. we don't know where the rest of them will be arriving because it is a logistical nightmare for the italian authorities. so many of them also end up on main land italy. now, some more ships are headed towards that area of the southern mediterran

navy seals. >> my udt team we destroyed 80% of german submarine fleet. lost 19 out on of 30 men. i cried. >> he told the audice his suicide missions earned him the navy cross and four on purple hearts. >> the worst one was in the north china sea. got stuck down below in the ship and it burned u and i walk up four hours later. >> he said that he was theyoung estimate lieutenant commander to ever ser in the navy. >> i went through the native tli and ended up to be a lieutenant commander at 19 hollywood heard about it and made a move about me richard played me. >> he claimed that he was a consultant on the movie "frogman" he was soamous that renowned general sought him out. >> i talked too george patton. >> he impressed the crowd so much he sgned utographs. >> it's a honor and privilege to be in the presence of someone with a distinguished career. >> the problem is noneof it is true. baseon a tip, the i-team started to dig and obtained his records der the freedom of information t. he did serve in the navy but left as a sean first class. he was never in the udt no navy cross, no silve

navy seals. >> my udt team we destroyed 80% of german submarine fleet. lost 19 out on of 30 men. i cried. >> he told the audience his suicide missions earned him the navy cross and four on purple hearts. >> the worst one was in the north china sea. got stuck down below in the ship and it burned up and i walk up four hours later. >> he said that he was the young estimate lieutenant commander to ever serve in the navy. >> i went through the native tli and ended up to be a lieutenant commander at 19 hollywood heard about it and made a move about me richard played me. >> he claimed that he was a consultant on the movie "frogman" he was so famous that renowned general sought him out. >> i talked too george patton. >> he impressed the crowd so much he signed autographs. >> it's a honor and privilege to be in the presence of someone with a distinguished career. >> the problem is none of it is true. based on a tip, the i-team started to dig and obtained his records under the freedom of information act. he did serve in the navy but left as a seaman first class. he was never in the udt no n

president truman, on his very first vacation to key west, is invited by the navy to go out on a captured german. president truman and 16 of his staff go out on this captured german sub. the captain of the sub is a missouri native. they felt every bit of confidence you look after them. as fate would have it the submerged to 450 feet and the sub strings a leak. -- springs a leak. the staff wrote in the official logs which to have undergone a website that they were not the least bit concerned because we have a missouri captain. they knew he would look out for them, but on the next breath they were not denying some mariners that extra $.50 or dollar now are that they earned and paid because it obviously was a very hazardous job. after a time the insurance three engaged and they slowly go to the surface. they crack the hatches and president truman's staff scrambles up on the web deck awaiting the president. he walks up and see them all sitting there with soaking wet trousers and says "i see your lack -- tiger lack of apprehension sitting in puddles. president truman started coming here in 1946. the

navy seals. >> my udt team we destroyed 80% of german submarine fleet. lost 19 out on of 30 men. i cried. >> he told the audience his suicide missions earned him the navy cross and four on purple hearts. >> the worst one was in the north china sea. got stuck down below in the ship and it burned up and i walk up four hours later. >> he said that he was the young estimate lieutenant commander to ever serve in the navy. >> i went through the native tli and ended up to be a lieutenant commander at 19 hollywood heard about it and made a move about me richard played me. >> he claimed that he was a consultant on the movie "frogman" he was so famous that renowned general sought him out. >> i talked too george patton. >> he impressed the crowd so much he signed autographs. >> it's a honor and privilege to be in the presence of someone with a distinguished career. >> the problem is none of it is true. based on a tip, the i-team started to dig and obtained his records under the freedom of information act. he did serve in the navy but left as a seaman first class. he was never in the udt no n

the italian navy spanish navy british navy swedish and germans involved as well bringing them to multiple ports. we are in sicily they are bringing them to mainland italy as well. people will come off the boat processed by red cross officials, health processing before they are handed over to immigration officials here. but, this wave of migrants that are coming across a great concern. the reason officials believe it is happening in big numbers is because it's good weather, calm seas. the staggering statistics so far this year really tell you the biggest story. almost 100,000 migrants have come across the see. so many crossing from libya. this is double the number last year. there are syrians, egyptians, pakistanis people from nigeria as well. this is becoming a very very big issue for europe right now. >> nic, thanks so much for that reporting. >>> a united airlines flight skidding off the line in new york. it landed on a slick runway, sending the jet and 69 passengers sliding into a grass safety area. the plane's pilot said a strong gust of wind was to blame. no one was hurt. >>> several

this ship, one of several from european navies ramping up rescue efforts, italians, germans, spanish,dish and independent operators struggling to keep pace with the exodus. >> ram don is coming up. that might have an impact. with you don't know. the best thing we can do is make sure we are in the right place at the right time with the right number of assets. >> reporter: so far this year, close to 100,000 migrants have made it across the mediterranean. by this time last year, the number was a little more than half that. with libya less stable and capable to stem this human tide, the concern is the numbers are only going to grow. nic robertson, cnn, italy. >>> a new report shows the migration crisis really is worsening. 91,000 migrants crossed the mediterranean sea into europe from january up until june this year. that is according to provisional numbers from the united nations refugee agency. compare that to last year during the same period. the number has jumped by 85%. just extraordinary. >>> it is time to turn to the weather. we are seeing severe flooding in china turn deadly. i me

spain's navy was involved in suven day's rescue efforts. saturday, germanh ships participated in rescue populations. cnn it national correspondent, nic robertson at a point in sicily when one of the rescue ships came in. he gives us an up close at the migrants' plight when they arrive in europe. >> reporter: when the boat docked here it was already dark. the women in the lower deck were singing. joyful that they finally made the to land. the men on the upper deck there, under tarpaulins, hiding from the heat of the sun earlier in the day. 372 migrants aboard the vessel "m.v. phoenix." 366 people. part of a massive wave of migrants that flooded across the mediterranean this weekend. the highest number by far so far this year. in the period of just two days. close to 6,000 so far. the numbers still going up. the operations going on. still into the night. expected to begin in earnest again with day light monday morning. but the people on board this boat beginning, beginning to be -- allowed off for processing. this is where the processing begins. there are som

first, three damaged german warships sailed up the french coast from their home ports without being discovered until it was almost too late. and many people wondered how the navy to protect england from invasion if they couldn't stop three boats sailing in plain view. then two days later much, much worse. the fall of singapore. the japanese captured 130000 british and entry of british soldiers, three times as many as the germans had taken in france. that night churchill was heading for a downfall. the chairman of the parliamentary conservative party caucus which is called the 1922 committee approached walton, quote there wondering how long churchill will last he wrote in his diary. the chairman came to see whether i had any fears about succeeding him. the party wouldn't mind having if we take it on. but it was not him who were at a churchill. he mercilessly during this crisis to reorganize his cabinet and war cabinet. he was a romantic, yes, but he could be an efficient political butcher. he got rid of most of the remaining former advocates of appeasement. he dumped deadwood regardless of party and ideology. by the way, he dumped arthur greenwood at this point

navy and police continue to investigate. live in south philadelphia chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news.." >> chad, thank you. >> two brothers were arraigned on robbery and assault charges, after a delaware home invasion germane and sterling wallace broke into the house on old cedar road yesterday a 7-year-old boy and his mother were tied up when the suspects took money and jewelry from a safe. they later arrested the brothers along with a juvenile during a traffic stop, the wallaces are held on $500,000 bail and police are looking for a fourth suspect. >>> someone is busy stealing taxis in west philadelphia and they believe the thief struck 10 times and that he was captured on surveillance video during one of them. in each case the taxi was from the 215 get a cab service. sharrie williams is talking to police about this case today and has a full report coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> with just before 3 months to go before pope francis's historic visit in september, leaders talked about transportation, mayor nutter and others talked about how reads will be able to deal with massive crowds desending on our city it's a different kind of event one that will last a few days at least. somewhere between 1 and 2 mill