this is hungary calling.ling. for the sake of god and freedom, help hungary. >> the russians had been beaten back for a time, but now they doubled down with a vengeance, pouring tanks and troops and heavy armor back into budapest and brutally and all too effectively put down the resistance. help never came. >> this is a place where a lot of things happened. used to be the headquarters. i never shot this before, so this is about the first time i'm going to get this building shot. >> so this was the internal secret police, so if someone came at night with a van and he were taken away, you ended up being interrogated here? >> yes. >> secret police headquarters in 1956. the site of a firefight between snipers on the roof, and their fellow citizens below. >> then the people got into the building, went up there, hunted them down and killed them, actually, basically. and hanged them on the streets. >> hung them here. >> hung them on the street there. it's hard to find a tree which they hung those people up there. >>

and the european union demands a nation as hungary stops accepting asylum-seekers. also coming up for you this hour, is greece's debt deal on the rocks? prime minister alexis tsipras lashes out at the imf as european markets tumble. that is coming up in business at 15 past the hour, but first, our top stories. ♪ france has lashed out at the united states after new reports from wiki leaks said the nsa has spied on the last three french president. the whistleblowing website said the u.s. eavesdropped on current president francois hollande as well as in a car sarkozy -- nicolas sarkozy and jacques chirac. a top official is writing a trip to the u.s. to get to the bottom of the claim. nicholas rushworth has more. nicholas: wikileaks reveals off ration espionage police say -- espionage elysÉe, thing they listen to the phone calls of top french officials and the last three french president. q a major diplomatic embarrassment for the u.s. administration, that embarrassment is only beginning with wikileaks dropping more about nsa's spying on france, among the leaks, that ni

reporter: if you come to hungary, you cannot take hungary and jobs -- that's one of the messages of a governmental billboard campaign to keep illegal migrants out -- if you come to hungary, you cannot take hungarian jobs. >> the government has decided to instruct interior minister to immediately start preparing the plan to seal the hungary and-serbian -- hungarian-serbian border. reporter: hungary says it can no longer wait for eu members to find a common solution to its immigration problems. according to hungaryian authorities, more than 4500 people have entered illegally this year, most coming through serbia, which is not an eu state. >> 26 years after the iron curtain fell and the berlin wall fell, it's there he said to see -- it's very sad to see in hungary a new iron curtain is being built. we are very said the government took this direction and migration management. reporter: serbia dismissed talk of building its own wall but said it could not deal with the issue without assistance. >> i call on eu countries to help us to give additional assistance. most migrants are coming thro

they've just walked from serbia into hungary. where do you want to go to? >> italy, spain. >> why? >> working. >>reporter: the dense forest provides good cover here and most escape the local rangers who follow their tracks through the woods. the government of hungary plans to build a fence to seal this 175 kilometer stretch of border a new iron curtain, a necessary solution to stop the influx of what the mayor says are muslim asylum seekers. >> we're talking about a different culture, a world that will collide with our christian civilization. >>reporter: the rangers are the mayor's men with police powers and weapons. >> i'm not happy about the iron curtain because i see it from my farmhouse. i feel like i'm in jail but it is necessary because i'm worried that migration will push hungary into conflict and terrorism. >>reporter: these people hardly resemble terrorists. this man lost his sister and her two daughters in the chase. they've made it into the european union only just. this group of men from syria, women and children are also in the police van. they're all in the hands now

the number entering hungary has risen markedly. they say the government is committed to defending hungarian people from immigration. >> it can be clearly seen that the countries of the e.u. are searching for the answer to this challenge and can also be seen that the road to a joint answer seems very time-consuming and long. so hungary cannot allow itself to wait any longer. we naturally hope that there is a joint european solution. >> the head of the catholic church has weighed in on the issue of migrants and asylum seekers, saying they're a collective responsibility. pope francis maiden appeal not to close the door on those seeking a safer life. >> i encouraged the work of those bringing them help, and i urged the international community to act in a consistent and efficient way to correct circumstances that force migration. i urge not to turn backs on those in migration. >> greece may be exiting the eurozone and possibly the european union. the country has been surviving on a $270 billion by the european commission and the interna

a government spokesman said hungary is the moore overburdened effected by illegal immigration.b is yeah has reacted with shock to build a fence along their shared border. al jazeera spoke to people at a serbian border town, as they prepared to make the crossing. they have been on the roads for weeks they are afraid of arrest and police violence. the charity visits twice a week, at the far end of the camp the medic find as woman who has suffer admission carriage, many who have left family behind prefer not to be identified. >> where do you all come from. >> afghanistan. >> everyone from afghanistan. >> all of us, these guys. >> everywhere we with going problem. >> the police were asking for money. >> yes they ask about money. >> and they beat you up. >> yes strongly beat in my whole body i feel pain. >> where are you going. >> i am going to austria. >> belgium. >> london. >> london. >> they seldom stay more than a night or two in these little encampments in the long grass desperate people courageous people, resting their weary legs and achy bones before continuing a long long jo

. >>> hungary has suspended european union saying it cannot accept any more refugees.hungary is often a transit route as migrants make their way west. >> there could be tears of game or relief or exhaustion. for more days than many can count they traveled crossing borders by any means freeing civil war in syria for the safety of the european union. this is the welcome they get. >> a shattering two-month journey from islamabad where do you want to go to? >> i want to go to italy germany. >> why? >> they're working. >> in good weather hundreds a day might cross over into the pretty hungarian town. the dense forest provides good cover here and most escape the local rangers who follow their tracks through the woods. the hungarian government plans to build a four-meter high fence to seal this stretch of border. something the mayor describes as a new iron curtain, a necessary solution to stop the influx of what he says are mainly muslim asylum seekers. >> we're talking about a total different culture. we're talking about the muslim culture, the world that will collide with o

these migrants are among the thousands who have illegally crossed into hungary, hoping to build a new life in the european union. tuesday, budapest said it was cracking down on migration. the government unilaterally suspended in eu rule that requires countries to take back asylum-seekers who first entered europe through their borders before traveling to other member states. the eu has asked for clarification of the unorthodox step. hungary has also attracted criticism for its plan to build a fence along its border with serbia, which serves as an entry point to europe. many migrants insist they will not be deterred by a four-meter-high end, while rights groups have slammed the idea as inefficient and amoral. >> in principle, we are against the creation of walls and fences because they can limit the access of people to a silent and this is a universal human right that needs to be preserved. europe cannot simply hide behind walls. kate: hungry's right-wing government argues its asylum system has been overburdened and overlooked by the eu. >> the eu does not necessarily give the necessary

. >>> hungary has suspended european union asylum rules. the country is often a trans transroute.l spoke to many migrants on the hungarian border town. >> reporter: they could be tears of pain relief or exhaustion. for more days than many can count, they have traveled crossing borders by any means fleeing civil war in syria for the safety of the european union. this is the welcome they get. >> yes, i see, yes yes. >> reporter: another group arrested this time from pakistan. they just walked from serbia into hungary, the latest leg of a slattering two-month journey from islamabad. where do you want to go to? >> italia spannia, germany. >> reporter: why? >> working. >> reporter: the dense forest provides good cover here and most escape the local rangers who follow their tracks through the woods. the government plans to build a 4-meter high fence to seal this 175-kilometer stretch of the border something the mayor describes as a new iron curtain, a necessary solution to stop the influx of what he says are mainly muslim asylum seekers. >> translator: we're talking about a totally diff

, they want to go to germany or britain but then they are supposed to get sent back to hungary, they that's unfair on them. per poor and can't cope with all the people. but a lot of richer countries like britain and france and these sorts of places. they see these people as a threat and there is a springalling in anti-muslim. there was a demonstration where people were holding up banners saying hang the refugees. that's very extreme. but it goes some way towards dwell straighting the mentality of how european countries see these people from all these playerses. >> thank you for that laurence lee. live for us in brussels there. >>> talks in europe also focused on greece's debt crisis yet again they failed to reach ideal. e.i. leaders said a solution must be reached this weekend or greece could face an exit from the euro. if greek prime minister alexis tsipras can't make an agreement they won't be able to make the 1.5 billion euro payment to its creditors. >> translator: we agreed that there is a need for further work with the three institutions. the meeting on saturday with the euro g

they walked from serbia into hungary. the latest leg of a shattering 2-month journey from islamabad. >> where do you want to go to? >> spain. >> reporter: why? >> working. >> reporter: in good weather, hundreds a day might cross into the pretty hungarian border town. the dense forest providing good cover, and most escape the local rangers who follow their tracks through the woods. the hungarian government plans to build a 4 meter high fence to seal the 175km stretch of border. something the mayor describes as a new iron curtain, a necessary solution to stop the influx of what he says are mainly muslim asylum seekers. >> we are talking about a totally different culture. we are talking about a muslim culture, a world that colildes with our european and christian civilisation. >> reporter: the rangers are the mayor's men. few in number, but answerable to him, with police powers and weapons. >> translation: i'm not happy about the iron curtain. i see it from my farmhouse. i feel like i'm in gaol. it is necessary, because i'm

. >>> repukeingrebuking hungary after it has announced it may build a wall to keep migrants out. most enter through serbia. they say they're committed to defending the human gearan people from the immigration. >> it can be clearly seen in the countries of the e.u. are searching for the answer to this challenge, and it can also be seen that the road to the joint answers seem very time-consuming and long, so hungary cannot allow itself to wait any longer. naturally we hope there will be a joint european solution. >> meanwhile serbia is asking the e.u. for help, saying that most of the migrants traveling threw serbia have come through the european state. >> we want to show that we're serious partner who protects its borders but also borders of the european union. in such a process we should consider citizens of serbia. that's why i call all e.u. countries to help us to give additional assistance in protecting borders from neighboring countries where migrants are coming from. they're mostly coming from e.u. countries, greece and bulgaria, so we can be more efficient and protect serbi

hungary says it won't follow rules and take more migrants because it is already overburdened. and the environmental emergency is declared in the capitol where a thick blanket of smog is covering the capitol. ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage all of taylor swift's music videos interviews, and more. xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the sound bites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >> ray suarez hosts "inside story". only on al jazeera america. >> they have pushed isil out of a town near and biggest strong hold. >> and a heat wave in the province has now killed more than 600 people. reacted angrily to news that it is head of intelligence has been arrested. wanted in spain of suspicious over terrorism including the orders of three spanish aid workers. he was arrested on saturday and has been there until a court hearing on thursday. he described his arrest as lunacy. barnabie phil

the village in western hungary has moved away. there's no work and nothing else to keep people here. at first glance, it looks like any number of hand jerry and villages that are dying a slow death, but megyer is different because it has its village mayor on its side. he could not stand by and do nothing, so he decided to rent it out. kristof: we are one-of-a-kind in hungary. you cannot rent a village anywhere else. rooms, homes, flats can be found anywhere. i think we have a really great business idea. >> a few buildings still need renovating. he shows us the ones already being rented out. renters get to use seven homes that can sleep 39 people. but what can they do when they are awake equity line >> nothing, fresh air, relaxation, peace and quiet -- that's what people get here. >> as well as for streets, a bus stop, and for an extra fee, a street side with their name on it. guests are arriving this evening. the guests are young people. they served a welcome drink. the girls will also together. those are the rules set down by the

. >> hungary made a u-turn on its policy. it will grant asylum but they'll neat time to deal with the backlog. hungary plans to build a 4 meter high fence to stop the refugees crossing the border. jonah hull is talking to migrants about their journey. >> reporter: they could be tears of pain or relief or exhaustion. for more day as than many can count they travelled crossing borders by any means, fleeing civil law for the safety of the european union. >> you are a refugee. >> another group arrested. this time from pakistan. they walked from serbia to hungary. the latest leg of a shattering journey from islamabad. where do you want to go do? >> ittally, spannia. >> why? >> working. >> reporter: in good weather hundreds a day might cross into the pretty border town. the dense forest provides good cover and most escaped the rangers who follow their tracks through the woods. the hungarian government plans to build a 4-meter high fence to seal the 175km stretch of border something a mayor describes as a new iron curtain, a solutio

hungary is the most over burdened and most effected by illegal immigration.ere was another shock from hungary when they announceed they would about a fence. >> they've been on the road for weeks. crossed several countries tired, dehigh grated. dehydrateed. >> many who left family behind in war zones prefer not to be identified. >> where do you all come from? >> the police beat you up? >> y strongly. in my whole body i feel pain. >> where are you going? >> i'm going to austria. >> austria? >> belgium. >> london. >> they seldom stay a night or two in these little encampments. in the long grass here desperate people resting their we'rely legs and aching bones before continuing on their journey. leaving behind afghanistan syria, yemen and iraq and not far ahead of them along a well- well-warn path the human gearan border and european union. people are often in quite bad shape when they reach this point of the journey. >> yes, they come and they're really exhausted and really tired, and they really need help and medical care. >> a prosecutor who fled afghanistan w

. >>> this sunday night on cnn, anthony bourdain travels to hungary.y me a preview at any home. >> this sunday you go to budapest. >> i've been told it is beautiful but i had no idea how beautiful. i'm not a big -- i'm not sitting around reading architecture magazine but it is the first time that i really began to understand the possibility of arc texture porn. you drive around and you think it is deeply pleasurable to look out the window of a moving car at building after building after building after building. wow! they knew how to make pretty things. >> and you looked at the soviet times, the uprising. >> in this case we -- one of my many vices is my unnatural love of cinematography and what we noticed is an extraordinary number of artists and sinn tag raffis that you have vilma zig mond and one of the greatest in the history of film and we did. and he said yeah awesome, let's go back to budapest. >> he went back with you. >> and we went back to hungary with one of the greatest sinn magging to raffers he shop delivery the dear hunter just changed fil

united states did not declare war on austria, hungary, for another eight months. even then, it was rather difficult for the americans to figure out exactly how they would engage austria, hungary on the battlefield. reminiscent of a story i alluded to earlier whereby, in the second world war, hungary is one of the satellites of hitler germany. after his declaration of war on the united states, the hungarian ambassador was forced to admit that he was at war with america. the response was yes, very well, and, where is your country? the united states and heritage, so to speak, the enemies of its associates. that does not mean that the u.s. declared war on all of them. the u.s. did not declare war on the ottoman empire. a seemingly accidental fact which actually has huge consequences which lasted this day. american-turkish relations have always rested on a fairly sound footing. the countries were not actually at war in the 20th century. if you were in turkey recently i've i was, you would notice a serious difference between how turkish people feel about brits and ameri

turkey, hundred gar i serbia on hundred hungary,er is bee a all to keep people out.lly what jean-claude was saying it's about as far as you can imagine from the ideal of free movement inside europe. that europe holds for itself. >> so is that the main issue that these people fleeing quite terrible terrible situations are actually being seen as a financial burden rather than a moral obligation? >> reporter: yeah, partly. it changed i think a the bit from country to country. a little bit of sticky law called the dublin regulation which demands that a refugees tries to seek asylum in the first country inside europe that he gets to. countries like hungary and bulgaria putting the fences up saying it's totally unfair to them these people don't want to stay there they want to go to germany or the u.k. but they are being sent back to hungary and bulgaria saying they have to shoulder a bigger burden. there is a lot of racism mixed up in it. a great big sprinkling of anti-us almost. a lot of people are saying european ethnicity is being watered down and they see these people

successful revolution, skamed from hungary, occupied hungary with his buzzy has low kovaks with 35mm film cans under his arm and we look at that hustory and hung -- history and hungary through the eyes of the great cinematographers that was there for all of it. >> ac360, parts unknown. sunday at 9:00. a whole new episode starts right now. >>> my grandparents teach that there are some people who have been in madagascar before. they were very little people and they live in forests and they respect their environment. but then comes many people from other countries, from africa, from asia, from spain, from france. many of us don't know the history. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, [ drums ] ♪ >>> market. >> over the years i've let a lot of extraordinary landscapes recede into a blur outside my windows. i've looked, maybe seen, maybe noticed, then gone. w

austrian officials are angry hungary has backed out of an asylum agreement. but overwhelmed taking in over 60,000 nieg rants this60,000 migrants this year. as jonah hull reports the government is planning to build a fence on its southern border with serbia. >> they could be tears of pain or relief or exhaustion, for more days than many ask count they've traveled, crossing borders by any means fleeing civil war in syria for the freedom of the european union. this is the welcome they get. >> yes we are refugees. >> another group arrested, this time from pakistan. they've just walked from serbia into hungary the latest leg of a two month journey from islamabad. >> where do you want to go to? why? >> working. >> in good weather hundreds a day might cross over into the pretty hungarian border town. the citizens forest provides good cover here and most escape the local rangers who follow their traction tracks through wood. the hungarian government plans to build a 74 meter high fence. describing as a new iron curtain a necessary solution to stop the influx of what

>> working. >> in good weather hundred as day might cross into the pretty town in hungary. the dense forest provided good cover and motor escape the local rangers who follow their tracks through the woods. the hungary government plans to build a fence to seal this 175-kilometer stretch of border, something the mayor describes as a new iron curtain a necessary solution to stopped influx of what every says are mainly muslim asylum seekers. >> we are talking about a totally different culture. they are talking about the muslim culture, a world that would collide with our christian civilization. >> the rangers are the mayor's men, few in number, but answerable to him with police powers and weapons. >> i'm not happy about the iron curtain, because i received from my farmhouse. i am worried this will push into terrorism and tension. >> these people hardly resemble terrorists. this man from cameroon lost his sister and her two daughters in the chase. i tried to explain that we believe they were captured at earlier and that he'll be reunited with them soon. >> they've made it into t

. >>> hungary's government says it will grant asylum to migrants but needs a grace period. officials said they wouldn't accept any migrants and announced a plan to built a fence to people them out. june that hull talks to migrants about their journeys and their treatment on arrival. >> reporter: they could be tears of pain or relief or exhaustion for more days than many can count they have traveled crossing borders by any means, fleeing civil war in syria for the safety of the european union. this is the welcome they get. >> you are a refugee. i see, yes. yes. >> reporter: another group arrested this time from pakistan. the latest leg of a shattering two-month journey from islamabad. where do you want to go to? >> go to italia. >> reporter: why? >> working. >> reporter: in good weather, hundreds a day might cross over into the border town. the dense forest provides good cover here and most escape the local rangers who follow their tracks through the woods. the hungarian government plans to build a fence to sale this 175-kilometer stretch of the border, something the mayor d

south-eastern turkey >>> the european union criticized plans by hungary to build a wall along serbia to shut out illegal migrants. tens of thousands crossed over the the planned 4 meter wall would stretch 175km along the frontier. it's not an effective way to control migration. hungry insists the war is necessary. >> hungry is a front-line country, and everything must be done to protect hungarian people and hungary from the uncontrolled and uncontrollable flow of illegal migrants. >> translation: what are which supposed to do build a wall towards macedonia. we will not build walls, serbia will not enclose itself. >>> denmark's right south party won elections, the block won enough seats to defeat the coalition government. prime minister says she will step down as leader of her party, an intense 3-week election campaign was dominated by immigration and the economy. >> thailand is the fourth country to register the deadly middle eastern respiratory syndrome, the first m.e.r.s. infection. >>> officials are confident they've been able to isolate the first case of m.e.r.s. and thailand ide

. >> still ahead as hungary says it won't follow rules and take more migrants but a special report on those trying to cross the border. and in sport they may have a lack of snow but that's not stopping beijing's bid details it laker. the man charged waymurder of nine african-american people in a charleston church last week posed with the flag in pictures posted online. and as the decan bait around the emblem testifies the world's largest retailer says it will move merchandise from it's stores. joined now by south carolina i understand there's a big demonstration planned there, what is the turn out like so far. >> lauren there were approximately 12 to 1500 people that showed up here on the steps of the state capitol building just as state lovers were appearing showing up for a session to talk mainly about budget issues but it is going tomore into a debate whether or not the con fed rate flag on the capitol grounds should be taken down and especially after the governor announced yesterday that she would like to see it removed and then a chorus of leaders state leaders and even people fr

many people going through hungary on their way to northern europe. in the meantime pope francis is asking can countries like hungary to keep the doors open for migrants. the pontiff made the comments this weekend at the vatican. he asked those to pray for migrants trying to reach the european shores in search of a better future. >>> overseas the first lady is in italy for a five-day visit. michelle obama arrived in milan accompanied by her mother and daughters. cheel cook with chef john besh. part of the first lady's campaign to promote healthy eating. she'll also travel to venice. >>> and she was a big hit during the uk leg of her european trip. we've learned she didn't arrive empty-handed when she met prince harry for tea at kensington palace. she brought gifts for prince george and princess charlotte, the young children. those wondering what the gifts were, a red flyer wagon for george and amish rocking chair and blanket for charlotte. >>> back in the united states and north carolina a teenager says he's keeping his spirits up while recovering fro

hungary cannot wait any longer. naturally we hope there will be a joint solution. >> coming up this news hour. north korea said it has been hit by its worst drought in a century. plus. >> coming up, threatening to destroy its famous star "star wars" set as well as communities here in tunisia. >> and an olympicic silver medalist is rushed to hospital. later this hour i. >> now to greece, which is on course to default and exiting possibly the european union. the country has been surviving financially on a $270 billion bail out by. >> the greek finance minister was asked if he believed that they would come up with an agreement on some way forward. >> i do not believe so. euro group meetings are not designed to stage press conversations that have not been prepared in advance. i do not believe this preparation has taken place. and it is my considered opinion that neither agreement has to be reached political leaders heads of states, prime ministers and chancellors. >> this is the scene in athens a little earlier. thousan

at an aluminum plant in hungary, a breach in the wall of a containment dam releases 35 million cubic, red sludge. >> when it was released it created a flood that moved down the valley extremely rapidly. >> the residue, traditionally known as red mud, is a byproduct of the aluminum creation process. to dispose of this red mud, it is normally dried and then covered with soil and grass. but, today, it pours down on hundreds of unsuspecting citizens. the unstoppable rush of waste hits one town particularly hard. >> a tsunami-like wave moved on the valley and rose to a height of approximately two meters, especially in the village nearest to the spill site. reports from people who were at the scene have said that it moved faster than you could run. >> the crimson river pushes cars out of the way and sends residents running for their lives. >> translator: my 82-year-old father pushed my mother up to the window. we took him to the hospital because the alkaline burned his legs. >> an incident overseas tonight has a lot of people wondering, could this kind of thing happen here. >> the devastat

. >>> hungary, was going to build a barrier. >>> tens of thousands of going through, and he says his country shouldn't be blamed. >>> what are we supposed to do? >>> we will not build walls and, we don't want to live like that. >>> well, 16 years have been questioned and released, after it was badly damaged it happened in the church, near the sea of galilee and crittized israel for death of many palestinian children and he's urging them to take immediate steps to prevent such killings, and, referred to the decision not to include israel, on his list of country that's kill children. >>> as my latest report makes it clear, last year, was one of the unprecedented challenges for children, in connect around the world, it is important, that it protect the wars of children, as the report shows, that is a support that we're failing to meet. i'm aware of the controversy around the report. >>> more than 40 people have been attacked, and government shot people in two villages, and this is chad's military, launched airstrikes, inn nigeria mail. >>> now, the latest. >>> reports of these attacks w

hungary is going a step further, announcing an intep to build a 13 foot high fence along the border with serbia, which is in the process of joining the e.u., intending to block a second overland route. 60,000 migrants illegally entered the country this year. all from serbia. the prime minister denounced the fence, comparing it to the berlin wall. >> for its part, italy is accused of ignoring european law, requiring it to register the process, and oblinls those to request asylum there. >> italian authorities turned a blind eye to migrants. like these at the train station. at the same time detaining others, like this group that we met after this had been released. they told us that italian authorities attempted to force them to give finger prints and showed a document which we confirmed was issued by the italian ministry of the interior, authorising the use of force. migrants resist finger printing because they plan to move on and join family, and through finger prints could strand them in italy. >> the route north through italy leads to milan central strain station, now a major transit po

. >> reporter: on europe's borders the fences are going up between hungary and serbia bulgaria and turkeyfugees are supposed to claim asylum in the first country they enter, even if they have no interest in staying there. this was last weekend in slovakia, where right-ringers paraded banners saying hang the refugees. even more moderate politicians say asylum seekers aren't their problem. >> i do not think that west is that much responsible for -- therefore. but i do believe that west should do something in its own interest, particularly when it comes do security. >> reporter: that issue of moral responsibility lies at the heart of all of this. should a country such as the u.k. which took part in the iraq war, take responsibility for taking on these syrian orphans, or europeans increasingly make no distinction between them and economic migrants. >> there are people fleeing conflict, rape torture, coming in desperate situations and there is indeed a moral imperative for europe to show compassion and match up to its obligations to offer access to asylum. >> reporter: 40,000 refugees spread o

the government has reacted to shock by a plan from hungary to build a fence along the border. hull met some of the people trying to make the crossing. >> reporter: they have been on the road for weeks. they are afraid of arrest and police violence. >> give me water, please. >> reporter: hi morning. yes, so guys we are doctors without borders. we provide medical -- >> reporter: the charity visits twice a week at the far end of the camp the medic finds a woman who has suffered a miscarriage. where do you guys all come from? >> afghanistan. >> reporter: everyone? >> yeah. >> we had problems in afghanistan all of us these guys from taliban, such problems you know. and everywhere we are going problems. >> reporter: 34ris asking for money? >> yes they ask for money. >> reporter: and they beat you up? >> yes strongly beat i'm -- in my whole body i feel pain. >> reporter: where are you going? >> i'm going to austria. >> reporter: austria. >> i go to belgium. >> london. >> london. >> reporter: they schedule.com stay more than a night or two in these little encampments in the long grass

and the european union demands a nation as hungary stops accepting asylum-seekers.o coming up for you this hour, is greece's debt deal on the rocks? prime minister alexis tsipras lashes out

jonah hull has spoken to people at a serbian border town before they try to cross into hungary. >> reporter have been on the road for weeks, tired dehydrate dehydrated, they are afraid of arrest and police violence. >> give me water, please. >> hi morning. so guys we are doctors without borders, we provide -- >> reporter: the charity visits twice a week. the medic finds a woman who suffered a miscarriage. where do you guys all come from? >> afghanistan. >> reporter: everyone from afghanistan? >> we had problems in afghanistan all of these guys from taliban. where every we are having problems. >> reporter: the police asking for money? >> yes. >> reporter: and they beat you up? >> yes, strongly beat. in my whole body i feel pain. >> reporter: where are you going? >> i'm going to austria. >> i'm going to belgium. >> london. >> reporter: they seldom stay more than a night or two in these little encampments, incredibly courageous people resting their ache bones before continuing a long long journey, leaving behind countries like afghanistan, syria, yemen, iraq and not far ahead of them now, the

. >>> syria's prime minister says that hungaries plan to build a wall along the boarder will not andhappen. serbia's representative says there are better and more humane ways. >> translator: i will plead and ask in the name of syria that the wall is not built, and we try to find other political solutions. if we behave in the same way, we could build walls towards macedonia and bulgaria and then i don't know what the european union and everyone else would do. >>> the bosses of some of south africa's biggest companies have spent the night sleeping on the streets. but as reported from joes hand necessariberg, not everyone is impressed. >> reporter: the chief executive of south africa's largest telecommunications provider along with other business leaders are spending the night out in the control. >> for me it's the symbolism of it. obviously one night and a few hundred thousand bucks won't change the world for people. but i think the symbolism is the right symbolism. i also think these guys who are here hopefully they can put more than money and time. >> reporter: despite the senment th

. >>> european union has criticized hungary's plan to build a wall along its board we are serbia to keepigrants. ed proposed wall would stretch 175-kilometers. the even u. and serbia say it's not an effective way to control migration. >>> in turkey the funeral has taken place for the form he president souleiman he served as prime minister seven times before becoming president from 1993 to 2000. two of his governments were toppled by military coups. he died on wednesday age 90 in a hospital. >>> in georgia zoo keepers are warning that some animals might still be on the loose in the capital after flooding destroyed their enclosures a tiger was shot dead on we understand after attacking and killing a man. robin walker reports from the zoo. >> reporter: a smear of blood marks the spot where a predator killed the first man to walk in to this flooded warehouse across the road from the ruined zoo. alexander heard the screams. >> translator: we broke the windows, and we saw how the tiger had bitten the man on the neck. i threw a brick at the tiger and he jumped away and ran. it took police two h

on europe's borders, the fences are going up, between hungary and serbia. even more moderate politicians in these countries say asylum seekers are not their problem >> i do not think that the west is that much responsible for them but i do believe that the west should do something in its own interests, particularly when it comes to security. increasingly make no distinction between them and economic migrants. >> they're people fleeing conflict rape torture, coming in desperate situations and there is indeed a moral imperative for europe to show compassion and to match up to its obligations offering access to asylum. >> 40,000 refugees spread among 28 members of the european union only amount to about 1,000 refugees per country but even though three countries have exempted themselves even from this arraignment. >> those from the african nation of -- possible crimes against humanity. more than 350,000 people have fled the country including 9300 now living here in the u.s. while many here are upset over the situation there, others are skeptical of the u.n. rep

on europe's borders, the fences are going up between hungary and serebia serbian sloe vacvakia >> i do not think -- but i do believe that the west should do something in its own interest particularly when it comes to security. >> that issue of moral responsibility lies at the heart of all this. should a country such as the u.k. which took part in the iraq war feel a duty to take in these syrian orphans living in a ditch in france. >> they're people fleeing conflict and there is indeed a moral imperative to show compassion and to match up to its obligations offering access to asylum. >>reporter: 40,000 refugees among all 28 mens of the european union only amounts to 1,428 refugees per country. but even so three countries, u.k. ireland, and denmark have exempted themselveses from this argument. >>> many people in europe are now inclined to see these people as a potential problem, a drain on resources or a religious and ethnic delusion of european values. is >>> coming up the bridge that is a lifetime for iraqis fleeing the anbar province >> plus the u.s. president delivers the eulogy for

houston, texas include inand we export financing option so we have to plan for the issue to be built in hungaryy 60 jobs will be there that could of been in houston, texas. that is disappointing, no doubt. i want to talk to you about your production line, jet engines. you booked a lot of orders at the paris air show. how are you going to scale up from 40 jet engines printed in net -- next year for delivery to 1200 which is your goal by 2018? : we have a great supply team as supplier base. we see this as an opportunity as the fastest around in our history. and our ability to get up that learning curve is a core strength that we see not just in our aviation business but all of our industrial businesses. as you pointed out, we had a great paris air show, over billion dollars of orders and commitments. these products will have a long tail, big ramp and running through the next five to seven years. angie: what about the growth in asia? john rice: asia is very important. we do deals with all the major carriers. everywhere i go, i hear about the importance of air travel. buyou didn't infrastructure, m