. >> sreenivasan: bosnia herzegovina. just over 25 years ago, a brutac war thesed nearly two million people to flee. today, migrant travelers are rushing in, many fleeing war and persecution in their home countriema bosnia is a nation with scant resources that has seen me ore than 3,500 peoter illegally this year alone. a some ancies fear a new humanitarian crisis is developing, and the u.n. refugee agency, u.n.h.c.r., is appealing for internional financial sistance. newshour weekend special correspondent malcolm brabant has more fronorthwestern bosnia, near the croatian border. >> reporter: in a wood just outside the town of bihac stands a derelicrmt student ory. the building may have power and running water, but it's still an overcrowd slum. in short order, it's become a potent symbol of the three-year migrant crisis dividing the european union. for the 500 or so inhabitants, it's a way station on their dream-laden march towards sanctuary or grter prosperity. for opponents of immigration, it's a snapshot of a surge head

i would like to get back to the place we were when bhatia herzegovina was the biggest problem -- bosnia-herzegovina was the biggest problem in the balkan peninsula. i think this creates a very attractive opening for the russians to metal. >> there's no doubt about that, not just in bosnia-herzegovina. as you pointed out, in coast of all, serbia and throughout -- kosovo , serbia and throughout the balkans. i now want to turn to turkey. there are a number of issues with turkey that i know the state department is very concerned about. one of those is there continued pursuance of the s 400 air defense system from russia, which obviously would be in violation of law. can you talk about what the administration is doing on that front, and if turkey does accept delivery of that system, when would we invoke sanctions? >> thank you for that question. i have been very engaged with the turks on this, as you know. it's a very serious matter. we have been clear with all of the matters. the acquisition of the s 300 -- s 400 which we would assess to have occurred when there's the actual delivery of the technology,

thursday with wales moving top of their group ahead of england after a 1—0 win over boznia and herzegovinaond half while sweden moved six points clear at the top of group four with a 4—0 win over croatia while spain accounted for bottom of the table israel to move 11 points clear at the summit of group seven. an unbeaten century from shane dowrich has put west indies in the ascendancy at the end of day two of the first test against sri lanka in port of spain. having resumed on 246—6. dowrich pushed on to first past the 50 mark on a day interrrupted by rain and then became west indies‘ first wicketkeeper centurion against sri lanka for his second test match ton. he was on 125 when the hosts declared on 1114—8 and sri lanka lost three quick wickets to finish on 31—3, leaving them plenty of work to do. now, we all know about the long rivalry between the england and australian cricket teams, but it might surprise you to learn that the first australian cricket team to tour england back in 1868 was made up entirely of aboriginal players. well, to mark the 150th anniversary, teams made up of indi

separate these images as a boy he traveled from his hometown decimeter to tulsa with bosnia and herzegovina wracked by yugoslavia civil war. if i was even all in those seven when it all really i get about thoughts just a child but i can still remember everything very clearly. would get on out. i think that that stood me in good stead. those those difficult times have fundamentally helped me in later life. if you hold. a base of each discovered his love for football making the best of a difficult situation along with his friends. on this very pitch the young bosnian prospect developed some of the talents that would take him on a global football journey. dog just each other in order to release truck me about fade out obesity which was also his she didn't cation to football someone he always carried i've only read with him of this and if there was no one else a play with no thought to be just play on his own. to do so from a video as an institution examiner is the. first and foremost or he's a good. some of those people georgia and a great friendship you draw. those childhood attributes still

when we speak about bosnia—herzegovina, we speak of a multiplication of hundreds of percents, so we shouldn'tthe incoming figures on a day to day basis, but of when we remember what was the case in spring 2015, the then minister of the interior of austria warned against the rising migration and her warnings were not taken serious and things then became more serious by the end of august 2015. well, you keep coming back to 2015. the basic fact is that right now numbers are much lower this year than they were last year. what we have are instances increasingly of european nations abandoning any collective approach to dealing with the migration challenge and operating in what they see as their own national interest, the most recent example of that would be the new italian government's refusal to accept the landing of the refugee boat, the aquarius, with 629 men, women, and children on board. in austria, do you see this now as a time for your government to pursue its own national interest, rather than europe's collective interest? no. let me recall our common efforts, and we work here in tandem wit

after they'd missed a penalty, kayleigh green gave them victory over bosnia—herzegovina.nd with three games to play. on clay is the toughest challenge in sport, notjust tennis. it's been claimed that beating rafa nadal over five sets on clay is the toughest challenge in sport, notjust tennis. and the man they call the king of clay is going to take some beating this year at the french open. he already holds the record of ten titles and he's through to the semifinals after beating diego schwartzman. nadal faces juan martin del potro this afternoon. simona halep has another chance to end hergrand slamjinx. the world number one has lost three finals, including two at roland garros. and after she beat wimbledon champion garbine muguruza, sloane stephens now stands in her way. and gordon reid is bidding for his first major wheelchair singles title. he beat his doubles partner, world number 1 alfie hewett, in the quarterfinals. dina asher—smith said she was "over the moon" after breaking her own british 100—metres record at the diamond league meeting in oslo. with her university

after they'd missed a penalty, kayleigh green gave them victory over bosnia—herzegovina.land came from a goal down to beat belarus 2—1 and boost their chances of reaching the finals. they're three points behind group leaders switzerland, with three games to play. "i got lucky," said rafael nadal, who was thankful for some sunshine in paris. when rain had stopped his quarter—final against diego schwartzman he was a set down, but when the sun came out, nadal was soon back to his best, and he reached his 11th french open semi—final, where he'll playjuan martin del potro. there's another chance for simona halep to finally end her grand slam jinx. the world number one still hasn't won one yet, but she's through to the french open final tomorrow against sloane stephens. halep beat the wimbledon champion garbine muguruza in straight sets. and gordon reid beat his doubles partner, world number one alfie hewett, in the quarter—finals of the wheelchair singles at roland garros. hewett was the defending champion. dina asher—smith has broken her own british 100m record. at the diamon

and wales are playing bosnia & herzegovina at the liberty stadium in swansea hoping to give their chancesld cup in france a boost. wells had missed a penalty but look ata wells had missed a penalty but look at a celebration that right now. they are trying to overtake england at top of the group, that will be enough if it stays. that goal going in at liberty stadium to make amends for that earlier penalty that was saved. well the do now have the advantage. great timing. —— whales do have the minutes. football fans will have to subscribe to another tv provider the season after next if they want to watch all their premier league team's games. it's because amazon have entered the tv game and will show 20 live matches, including all the ones on boxing day in the 2019—20 season. 0ur sports news correspondent richard conway explains more on this. amazon will show 20 games per season for three seasons. they will have an entire round of midweek matches in december and an entire round of games on a boxing day. that means that viewers at home all, on the ta blet that viewers at home all, on the tabl

after they'd missed a penalty, kayleigh green gave them victory over bosnia—herzegovina.efeat to russia this evening — kick off in moscow is at five o'clock, and it's worth noting that england thrashed russia 6—0 back in september, not that the england coach is taking another win for granted. i think it will be a really good game. i think what i've been saying to my players to date is expected really tough game. it is a world cup qualifier, we saw the way that wales celebrated by getting a draw with us at southampton. that is the scalp, we are at southampton. that is the scalp, we are the number two team in the world and we are a big scalp for teams even two draw against us. we will have to play really well to get any kind of result. and there's full match coverage from moscow on the red button, as well as the bbc sport website and app. scotland also won last night, to boost their chances of reaching the finals — erin cuthbert scored twice as they came from a goal down to beat belarus 2—1. they're three points behind group leaders switzerland with three games to play. din

friendly matthew leckie school twice but south korea well they didn't do too well against bosnia and herzegovina they actually lost three one at invesco grabbing a hat trick in that game to miss it take on turkey lace while egypt play colombia and then what really should be a world cup semifinal france play italy remember that italy of course failed to qualify for this year's tournament in russia and france are hoping they can return to the glory days of nineteen ninety eight when they won the world cup they have australia peru and denmark in their group but while they're meant to be focusing on their preparations there was much talk on thursday about sin it seems a done taking over as head coach of the france national team he stepped down from coaching real madrid on thursday and even the current french coach did it is shown expect sudan to take a take over libya in the future. but. i don't know what he's done decided i think for now he wants to enjoy the rest of his family and loved ones as i have already said he will certainly be the friends had gone when i can say it seems logical to me it w

you have to work very hard well in friday's although what matches south korea play both me and herzegovina also kicks off in the next few minutes to see it take on turkey egypt play colombia and then end a match that really should be a world cup semifinal don't you think france play italy but it's a failed to qualify for this year's tournament in russia but france are hoping that they can return to the glory days of nine hundred ninety eight when they won the world cup they have australia peru and denmark in that group but while they're meant to be focusing on their preparations there was much talk on thursday about senna dean's a done taking over as head coach of the france national team and he set down of course from coaching real madrid on thursday and even the current french coach did it to show up expect sudan to take over libya in the future. places the best skill of this year and i don't know what he's done decided i think for now he wants to enjoy the rest of his family and loved ones as i have already said he will certainly be the friends head coach when i can say it seems logical