and the lab migrants to cross the sea to greece. turkish troops by warning shots in tear gas at the border with syria. they're trying to prevent syrian protesters from storming across the frontier. the demonstrators are demanding protection from an offensive by the syrian government on the last rebel stronghold. this is a warning that if nothing is done to help them we are coming to turkey and europe a lump of. this is everyone's fear that the destruction and the death in italy will send tens of thousands more syrian refugees towards his country joining the nearly $4000000.00 who've already fled the carnage. he say's this will have dramatic consequences not just for turkey but for europe too. the couple that are struggling we will be forced to open the gates. of the large world building and we will be forced to open the gates you only you know this if you are going to provide support then provide support if you are not sorry everyone sees this area in northern syria as one solution to any new refugee crisis. turkish and american tro

and greece have promised to do in the greek islands for the conditions are terrible but this is not a failure of tech it is a failure of the e.u. so how could this be made better then how could the flow of refugees into europe better be controlled when you have 3 things that you should really do urgently i mean one each of give a clear signal to turkey that it's prepared to keep supporting that the syrians in turkey so to mean more money on top of the present deal or just saying well it means the 6000000000 have been meant to be spent by the end of 2020 it's clear that the number of syrians in turkey not only is not going to be small of a bigger ok so the e.u. has an interest in helping syrians in turkey with social support education health care in turkey but secondly it needs to work on the greek islands the greeks have promised this was part of the deal to process quickly the applications of anyone coming in to return those to turkey who are safe in turkey but the returns are at their lowest level in 3 is because the greek asylum system isn't able to process them this is not going t

news logs from berlin tonight overcrowded and dangerous greece says it has a plan for its migrant camps and that plan includes sending thousands of migrants back to turkey it comes just one day after a deadly fire at the camp of the i would have less books get the latest from athens also coming up tonight china marking the 70th anniversary of communist rule and the government in beijing is going out of its way to make sure nothing remains on its way. it's good to have you with us one day after a deadly fire at a camp for migrants on the greek island of lesbos the government in athens has held an emergency cabinet meeting it tonight details are emerging on the plans that the government plans to take to ease the pressure on those overcrowded camps the plans include fast tracking judgments on asylum applications and to sending thousands of migrants back to turkey over the next year the mayor of lesbos is also calling for the immediate transfer of migrants from the camp where the fire broke out. i they left their homes in war torn syria for this the infamous camp on the island of lesbos. su

was convicted by the european court for human rights and returns to greece and the dublin rules for that were suspended with cod a suspension of the dobbin returns if this measures get effect that effect that again and the 2nd stage of. appeal gets suspended and repealed in legislation it means that people will be deprived of the right before the remedy they'll be sent foster back to bear we already know they won't be able to appeal to again if this is what their statement means because so far it's quite vague we're asking for clarifications human rights community increase its severity can send we returning back to the situation of 2009 so that is why we're asking of the vehicle for this to give us go on these 2 give us garry fick asians what they mean by the statement why might they be trying to implement a measure like this now. would assure him this is in the context of implementing the there could deal or they say turkey isn't holding up its end of the bomb because if you see it in the corn text of war and these measures have been announced are in the context of you know or popu

is joining us live from london thank you very much indeed for talking to us because greece of course is now experiencing a renewed surge of refugees and migrants washing up on to its various islands and it's really struggling to cope isnt it. it is good morning and thank you for having me the last 2 months have been very difficult in terms of arrivals on the islands with many families young children arriving from turkey and who are afghans syrians mostly and the greek government has difficulties in making sure that they go through the procedure and how are transferred quickly to the mainland which means that many of them are staying in 5 camps which are overcrowded sometimes 7 times their capacity particularly on the island of some of those and less was right now why is it why is greece experiencing this renewed surge of refugees of migrants what they're coming primarily from turkey what is it that's broken down that's led to this well basically it's not comparable with 20152016 where 5000 people were arriving on the shores of the greek islands but around 400 persons a day arrived mo

greece is saying the new prime minister is saying that greece cannot go this alone and that there hasbe a burden shared by more member states. and by the european group entirely. it remains to be seen whether he will be ego -- able to convince some neighboring states, which have refused to take on the burden. brent: we appreciate the update. in china, celebrations are taking place to mark the 70th anniversary of communist party rule. tuesday will be the main event. a massive military parade and tournament -- in tiananmen square. there are worries that the celebrations could be overshadowed by pro-democracy protests in hong kong. >> on the eve of the anniversary, a ceremony to honor the birth of the communist state and the heroes of the civil war. chinese president xi jinping paid his -- paid his respects to the fallen. in the evening, he attended a theatrical celebration recalled china's rise from despair to the world's second-largest economy. october 1, 1949, the founding of the people's republic of china transformed the country. his great leap forward aims to industrialize the count

beijing is going out of its way to make sure nothing remains on its perri also coming up tonight greece announces plans to send thousands of migrants back to turkey a day after a deadly fire at an overcrowded camp on the island of less folks we'll get the latest from athens plus turkey accused of sending refugees back to syria against their will we meet a mother desperate to find her missing son and it was 30 years ago when the door to german reunification began to open a small special train recreates the journey undertaken by thousands of east german refugees as they sold a new line in free. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us celebrations are taking place in china to mark the 70th anniversary of communist party rule the main event will be a massive military parade in tiananmen square on tuesday but beijing is worried there are fears that the celebrations could be overshadowed by pro-democracy protests and by the unrest in hong kong. on the eve of the anniversary a ceremony to honor the birth of the communist state and the heroes of the civil war chinese president xi jinping pa

this is g w news winds up from berlin tonight overcrowded and dangerous greece and says it has a plan for its migrant camps and that plan includes sending thousands of migrants back to turkey it comes just one day after a deadly fire at a camp on the island of lesbos go to athens for the latest also coming up tonight china marks the 70th anniversary of communist rule and the government in beijing is going out of its way to make sure nothing rings on its parade and volkswagen on trial hundreds of thousands of german diesel drivers are taking the carmaker to court demanding compensation over the company's diesel gate scandal. i'm burnt off to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome one day after a deadly fire at a camp for migrants on the greek island of lesbos the government in athens has held an emergency cabinet meeting and tonight details are beginning to emerge of the measures that it plans to take to ease the pressure on those overcrowded camps they include fast track judgments on asylum applications and sending. thousands of migrants back to tu

and the head of the rio refugee camp on the greek island of less force resigned greece is struggling to turn off a surge of migrants from turkey and that has led to dangerous overcrowding. i'm sumi so much going to it's good to have you with us china has formally summoned the german ambassador to beijing after a meeting between the german foreign minister heikal moscow and the hong kong protest leader joshua walking in berlin this week now during his visit was called on the german government to publicly condemn police violence and abuse of power during the ongoing demonstrations in hong kong now in a direct verbal attack on an important trade partner beijing is warning of negative consequences for relations between china and germany. it was just 30 day in berlin he came to the german capital with a message for angular machall and other world leaders is a must for the chancellor pay attention to hong kong's protests and showed us a part to hong kong high station safeguard hong kong is not only the responsibility of hong kong people but also the responsibility for world leaders prefer

and by some estimates even higher therefore greece is very keen to secure a smooth transition out of this crisis to make sure there's no blemish on the hoteliers on the country and that the experience that people originally booked with thomas cook is seen through. at least 20 people have been killed and dozens more injured during protests in indonesia's purple province of the sportsman's and some of those killed burned to death or homes shops and government buildings were set on fire by protesters place and pub for say anger was sponsored by rumors of a teacher calling students monkeys allegations of racism towards popcorns has sparked weeks of violent protests as well as renewed calls for independence teachers in indian administered kashmir say on rest and the recent government crackdown are preventing students from returning to school in 7 weeks since you delhi provokes the region's autonomy and shuts off phones and the internet it's already getting the reports. oh. 'd these students in srinagar should be at school instead the local community center is doubling up as a temporary cl

the financial crisis in 2015 greece is bankrupt and threatens to track the whole of europe down with it prime minister and next his secrecy and his finance minister again inspire a farkas want to salvage what they can in return for propping greece up brussels is demanding radical reforms that are almost impossible to implement farah farkas wants to give greece breathing space but the e.u. is unbending in particular german finance minister volved choice. appreciate your gesture to by the way i'm not your enemy. veteran director cos the governor attended the world premiere in venice his film dissects the ways the financial bureaucracy in brussels functions. that was the important thing for the movie. people. even sometimes. i think. there. are some of. the lines. but just the only spare of farkas was greek finance minister in 2015 he wrote the book the film is based on using recordings made meetings he attended as head of negotiations for the greek saeed the economics professor stubborn rejection of the bailouts terms and his radical view of the crisis made him a global media star the

he told us it was stolen on a family holiday in greece. the smugglers try to match their customers with an i.d. document they resemble and attempt to fly them from athens to italy or spain where they claim security is lax. from there, they can go anywhere in western europe with no border checks. filming secretly, i posed not as a refugee but as an isis wife. this smuggler from north africa promised us safe passage to germany. in fact, he told us he'd already helped other isis members. >> reporter: how do you feel about the prospect that a member isis could potentially have usen elsewhere? >> terrifies me. >> reporter: the greek police are targeting human smugglers and have made arrests. ( gunfire ) but several members of the isis terror cell that carried out attacks in france and belgium came through greece, and there are fears that human smugglers have already helped more isis sleeper cells make their way into the heart of europe. holly williams, cbs news, athens. >> ninan: an anti-vaccine activist is facing assault charges tonight after

greece remains a most indebted country.ong signs -- remains europe's most indebted country. there are strong signs of -- we have learned the government wants to help greek banks reduce bad debt through an asset protection scheme. markets rose yesterday on the news and the government is in talks with regulators to get this approved. joining us now for an exclusive interview is vassiliki lazarakou , she is the chair of the hellenic capital market commision. still with us is simon wells from hsbc and loic fery from chenavari investment managers. chenavari has huge investments in greece, which we will get to a second. thank you for joining us. when you look at the hype surrounding the greek markets, what needs to be done to get the most out of this positive momentum. vassiliki: first of all, let's agree all that looking into the greek markets right now, we think from the analysts and interested that was shown, that we are speaking about positive momentum, as you mentioned. so yes, this is the case. we see within the falling of

hundreds of thousands have come to greece from the middle east, many making the dangerous crossing by boat. they're dreaming of a better life in western europe and alrayes and other smugglers can get them there. could i talk to him about where we... i posed not as a refugee but as an isis wife who wanted safe passage to germany. "no problem" alrayes said. in fact, he told us he'd moved other isis members before. he even bragged that he'd smuggled three brothers of notorious al qaeda terrorist abu musabl al-zarqawi, a claim we cannot confirm. the smugglers used stolen identity documents. we went undercover again, this time posing as smugglers ourselves, and found criminals with hundreds of them for sale in athens, including u.s. passports. they try to match their customers with an i.d. photo they resemble. then the smugglers use the stolen documents to fly people from athens to spain or italy, where they claim security is lax. from there, they can travel anywhere in western europe with no border checks. the greek police are targeted human smugglers and have made arrests. but several me

and allow migrants to cross the sea to greece. turkish troops by warning shots and tear gas at the border with syria. they're trying to prevent syrian protesters from storming across the frontier. the demonstrators are demanding protection from an offensive by the syrian government on the last rebel stronghold of a trip. this is a warning that if nothing is done to help us then we are coming to turkey and europe a lump of. this is added one fear that the destruction and the death in a clip will send tens of thousands more syrian refugees towards his country joining the nearly $4000000.00 who've already fled the carnage. he say says will have to match the consequences not just for turkey but for europe too. the couple that are small children we will be forced to open the gates. for the natural children and we will be forced to open the gates you know this if you're going to provide support then provide support if you're not sorry. everyone sees this area in northern syria as one solution to any new refugee crisis. turkish and ameri

and seeing double in greece twins from around the country put on matching outfits and make their way to a town in the northwest to take part in the 1st gathering of its kind in the nation . welcome to the program. hong kong has seen another weekend of fiery clashes between pro-democracy protesters and police sunday's protests began peacefully with demonstrators taking over a shopping mall but later it all turned violent with one group vandalizing a nearby subway station and setting barricades a place riot police responded with tear gas and multiple arrests. as so often the protests started out peacefully. crowds saying what has become the anthem of the protest movement hillary to hong kong. i i the atmosphere was largely festive as protesters filled all the free spaces in the shopping mall some folded paper origami birds as a symbol of hope and peace then they produced a chinese flag and began trampling on it in a clear provocation aimed at beijing the sense of anger here is very real. to see even if for a very tired we can't give up our rights a lot of them where entitle to them. to

the situation has improved but ultimately greece has been left alone to deal with the problem and it's not looking to soon to speak european union has taken a step back but because of the visual clues. leading to some of the political it just to consider the figures we're talking about a 1000000 refugees who came to the e.u. which is home to 500000000 people. because they know it all all personally i see immigration more as an opportunity than a threat. when you believe deeply in yourself that things need to change now and no one else is doing it and it's too responsibility to do it and in the worst situation you fell and you try again. i was 22 when we created which is the plan you can put it. before i could actually have a real voice in politics i could have waited i think if i joined the traditional wasik really i could have waited but i think that there's a will i didn't see. when you look at the global challenges like migration flows climate change fiscal justice we don't have a choice but to deal with those issues that's what you can. vote though whether it actually means energy

along with the us has not seen a lot of young people in athens and greece grew up with the idea of a united europe social movement and only a europe that offers everyone equal. all opportunities are open most of it is go. overboard but now i wonder if that was a europe that never really existed to open. up to the moment though this was the part of the radios it's the biggest in the country and one of the biggest in europe. has cost the when the 1st huge wave of refugees arrived in 2015 a reception center was set up here at the port misses them on the. inside saw this scene and this ports are symbols of the journeys so many people undertook to reach europe from turkey on the compass and unfortunately also of the deaths of many people of the stiffest of many of them drowned when their boats capsized. this situation has improved but ultimately greece has been left alone to deal with the problem because it's not the be so to speak your opinion has taken a step back because of the visual. limitation of the baikal just to consider the figures we're talking about a 1000000 refugees who came

migrants in greece are protesting after a deadly far broke out in an overcrowded refugee camp on the greek island of last boss campuses around $12000.00 people but has only an official capacity of 3 thousands 2 people have reportedly died but the influx of migrants making their way from turkey to the greek island continues to grow as victoria gave reports. the blaze broke out mid-afternoon at maria detention center an overcrowded refugee camp on the greek island of les boss now look at the people here are fighting about there is fire big fire yeah the fire people is going to dead please please go everywhere country leave the people to go out and give it to the people of the world firefighters on the ground struggle to contain the blaze and it was eventually extinguished by an ad playing. these metal frames all that remain of up to 7 contain is used to house refugees and migrants some angry at the time it took firefighters to respond to the blaze started rioting police responded with tear gas . aid workers say overcrowding and heat have made living conditions in the camp unbearable it

to greece now which is struggling to cope with a surge of migrants moving through turkey to europe in august more than a 1000 people cross the aegean sea to islands such as lesbos many ending up in overcrowded refugee camps including the one called morea greece's new conservative government has vowed to dramatically speed up the processing of asylum applications but it says that turkey must help as well. ismail and his family came to the morea camp in less force only a few days ago since then they've only received a few blankets their living outside the actual center in a tent camp also to go back you actually it's crowded we live in this tent with 4 family us. 16 of us who have been through great danger we knew we could drown we did it or children could have a better future. about 10000 people live in moria in a facility designed for a 3rd as many daily new arrivals join those waiting on asylum requests for months or even years. ago this is them cannot withstand so such great numbers of people there needs to be generally. acceleration of the asylum procedures in order to be able to p

in greece means that 11000 people are being housed in buildings designed for 3000 people. on the move again these refugees on the greek island of les boss are anxious to be leaving the overcrowded conditions of the morea camp behind them albeit to conditions unknown in a different camp on the mine land i knew later i arrived there and the 9th of july and it's a mild one month and 20 days that i'm living in orient after they got my ticket so now i'm moving to. immigration because more is not a good place and it's very hard to live in such a and vitamin k. on trucks and buses transported the 1st 650 people and their worldly physicians to the harbor where the ferry whited the massive logistical operation is the last resort for a processing system under g. rist from a recent spike in arrivals. all 5 of greece's island detention centers were already full to bursting when more than $7000.00 more refugees arrived on their shores just last month it was the tipping point for the greek government to hold an emergency session and announce plans to tighten its border controls and spee

their money back to greece.deposits are increasing and we will be making reforms. a program well in incentivize wealthy foreigners to greece. it is all about confidence in governance, putting the right people in the right place to create the right institutional framework and trust returns. tom: you studied with ben bernanke. this is what went on in the u.s. and -- depression, we needed integrity. likere the greek banks not the german banks? how are they doing? alex: we have been through a long recession. the government has a minister responsible only for the financial sector. the previous government used to regularly attack central governor. francine: how well the european will the european commission approve it? alex: we are in conversations toh digit, and we want continue with the aps scheme to introduce a sovereign guarantee to transfer the bonds to allow a rapid deceleration. we have all the tools in the toolkit including the bank of greece plan, and we will move aggressively to move banks forward. francine:

and by some estimates even higher therefore greece is very keen to secure a smooth transition out of this crisis to make sure there's no blemish on the hoteliers on the country and that the experience that people originally booked with thomas cook is seen through. 7. children have been killed in kenya after their school bills and collapsed at least 64 other students are in hospital family members have been gathering outside the school hours rescue workers search for several children trapped under the rubble catherine sony has more from nairobi. almost everyone has now left this scene there were many many people who just come to witness and were trying to come to terms with what has happened the minister of education was also here and he said the government has started investigations on what could have caused this collapse we have also not too long ago talked to a parent was still looking for his children 2 children who are missing he's going to 5 hospitals and he came here and the red cross personnel directed him to go to the mortuary so he was very very distraught about the incident

look -- this is ancient greece. greece, i amncient still confused.ithes falls in love hermione, hermione is in love with peers -- and he has a son, and then, my god, what happens is hermione talks orestes into killing pyrrhus. you don't get it? i will spell it out. that hermionees, talked him into killing pyrrhus. now he is saying electra talked him into killing clytemnestra. i mean, really. for me once, shame on you. fool me twice, shame on me. [applause] your honor, your claim illustrates the foolishness of the claim of electra that because it involves family drama, it is not appropriate for the court. this is ancient greece. entiree ea -- our belief system is based on family drama. athena did not just spring from zeus' head yesterday. she knows orestes should have been pardoned because he is innocent. he was taken advantage of by his sister. his acting defense secretary to move the ship? [laughter] out aelieve he did put couple tweets to that effect. look -- he had a asked her daughtern -- an extra daughter. [laughter] >> that is why you have more

look -- this is ancient greece. >> if it is ancient greece, i am still confused. orestes falls in love with hermione, hermione is in love with pyrrhus -- and he has a son, and then, my god, what happens is hermione talks orestes into killing pyrrhus. you don't get it? i will spell it out. he says, orestes, that hermione talked him into killing pyrrhus. now he is saying electra talked him into killing clytemnestra. i mean, really. fool me once, shame on you. fool me twice, shame on me. [applause] >> your honor, your claim illustrates the foolishness of the claim of electra that because it involves family drama, it is not appropriate for the court. this is ancient greece. our entire belief system is based on family drama. the goddess athena did not just spring from zeus' head yesterday. she knows orestes should have been pardoned because he is innocent. he was taken advantage of by his sister. his acting defense secretary to move the ship? [laughter] >> i believe he did put out a couple tweets to that effect. look -- he had an extra daughter. [laughter] >> that is w

look, this is ancient greece. >> well, if this is ancient greece, i'm still confused.restes falls in love with hermione, and hermione is in love with pyrrhus -- and he has a son and then my god, what happens is hermione talks orestes into killing pyrrhus. and orestes goes crazy, get it? get it? you don't get it? i'll spell it out. he now says, orestes, that hermione talked him into killing pyrrhus. and he is now saying that it was electra who talked him into killing clytemnestra. i mean, really. fool me once, shame on you. fool me twice, shame on me. [applause] >> your honor, your question perfectly illustrates the foolishness of the claim of electra that because it involves family drama, it is not appropriate for the court. this is ancient greece. our entire belief system is built on family drama. lives in ther country and i go to visit her every christmas. [laughter] >> you know, the goddess athena did not just spring from zeus' head yesterday. she knows orestes should have been pardoned because he is innocent. he was taken advantage of by his sister. who hasn't had

despite a 2016 deal between turkey and the european union well earlier i spoke to research on greece and cyprus at amnesty international he said she says that these measures by the greek government won't stop people from coming as many don't consider turkey to be a safe country. people still who want to stick security my activists watch spork on the islands have told me that the lot of them are from afghanistan but they're also syrians coming it's so i suppose they really really feel scared that they don't consider turkey to be a safe country for them as women tend repeatedly so this is where they're seeking the safety. the deal was made the islands open preserves for the people who are stranded there and then you government does not transfer quite many of them since it came into power so that transfers were diminished through in the summer so that has also caused this kind of very difficult situation where we have nearly 11000 people stranded in the morea what sport in dire conditions in the u.s. hurricane dorian is gaining power and forecasters are warning that a category 4 storm i

all five of greece's island detention centers were already full to burststing when more thn 7,000 more refugees arrived on their shores last month. it was the tipping point for the greek government to hold an emergency session and announce plans to tighten border controls and speed up deportations of rejected asylum seekers. as for the departed residents seeking asylum in greece or package to europe, -- passage to europe, there were words that suggested this change in location would be accompanied by a change in fortune. brent: tolzien phobia -- xenophobia inside soccer stadiums. romelu lukaku was subjected to "monkey" chants on sunday before taking a penalty against cagliari in their italian league match. other soccer players have sent messages of support to lukaku. one player says the racism just has to stop. >> racist taunting of a black footballer in cagliari are unmistakennable. the chants of "monkey" as romelu lukaku scored a goal sunday night. italian football's problem with racism is a persistent one. >> i can't comment on this episode because didn't hear the c chants. but in m

the mountainous border between albania and greece is difficult to monitor the albanians need help to get the job done and the germans say it's nice to work with their albanian colleagues. as you know for sure they are very friendly hospitable people and as we have many out bay means living in germany there are strong links between both countries when i'm going to. the locals in puncak have got used to the side of these frontex patrols but they have little interaction with them. we see the soldiers walking around but they don't go into bars or interact with any of the locals contact them and use it but many of them do approve of the joint patrols. are similar we have a high opinion of this mission i say that as another brainy and citizen this collaboration with their own police force is essential to suppress. the albanian police has previously been accused of abusing migrants but frontex once the focus to be on their common goals. one is to manage migratory flows and the 2nd is to help the albanian authorities in combating serious forms of cross border crime such as and trafficking in

this is where people often attempt to illegally enter greece. but thanks to frontex that's become more difficult if we were. than a living in officers we are in all now 50. we're searching for suspicious objects and documents. and if we find anything or albanian colleagues come along and transport the individuals to a police station to be questioned either by a frontex or albanian officers. fully. these mountains now make an exciting place for kids to play but 30 years ago during cold war times this border was heavily fortified. majority and with anyone who experienced the cold war deeply appreciate where we are today in your view it's a good feeling to have this kind of operational general today soldiers from both sides no longer need to fear each other as they did in the past. the plan is to further strengthen the use frontex mission and other border states albania is just the beginning. your relations with russia have been severely strained by moscow's an expansion of crimea and its actions destabilizing eastern ukraine that strain is most ac

migrant arrivals in greece from turkey have surged reaching their highest levels since 2016 when the european union signed a deal with ankara to stem the flow greece is ill prepared to handle them it's just emerging from enormous financial difficulties and its resources are stretched. we are going through a national crisis it is essential that all of us pull together as we greeks have done in the past to handle this. athens says it plans to accelerate efforts to move people from the islands to the mainland but with winter fast approaching time is running out. to china where celebrations are taking place to mark the 70th anniversary of the communist party rule his day will be the main event and massive military parade in town in minsk with that they are worries the celebrations could be either settled by pro-democracy protests in hong kong. on the eve of the anniversary a ceremony to honor the birth of the communist state and the heroes of the civil war chinese president xi jinping paid his respects to the fallen. in the evening he attended a theatrical celebration that recalled china

and a disaster waiting to happen a fire at an overcrowded refugee camp in greece that could have been so much worse . but we begin in yemen where rebels have released hundreds of fighters as a gesture of goodwill in the hope it will lead to a larger exchange of prisoners it comes a day after he commands or showed video foods which they claims are show the capture of thousands of citee back fighters about happens during what they see say was a white a result in science idea rabia cool stew the city of not sure on near the site of the yemen border and in the last few hours the red cross has confirms it has overseen the release on transfer of 290 prisoners even though he forces say they have released 300. 50 detainees for the haiti say the release was undertaken as a show of sincerity to their parts of the swedish cease fire agreements about the last one i was with one woman. we reiterate our commitment to a prisoner swap deal that has not changed it is today as it was and we are prepared and willing to execute an all inclusive swap deal whether they are yemenis or other nationalities to

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old 5 of greece's island detention centers were already full to bursting when more than $7000.00 more refugees arrived on their shores just last month. it was the tipping point for the greek government to hold an emergency session and announce plans to tighten its border controls and speed up deportations of rejected asylum seekers as for the now departed residents of lisp or seeking asylum in greece or further passage to europe there were few words from the greek government that suggested this temporary change of location would be accompanied by a change in fortune. you're watching did have a news coming up ahead. in an italian football stadium some fans taunt star striker go ahead of the cardinals with this 1st monkey chants the strikers demanding more be done to stop racist abuse. but 1st germany has been holding events to mark the start of world war 280 years ago when the country invaded poland germany is known for its culture of remembrance of the atrocities it committed but what about individual germans in many families the past is still a 2 blue subject we caught up with one ar