thingi saw the same happening in hungary as well. i think a lot of people associate media with the ones who brought in this refugee crisis. they were the ones transmitting the words of chancellor merkel, you are all welcome. if they are afraid and they see , what is plague happening these days, then who should they make responsible for this? melinda: suggesting that the media are part of the political elite. erik kirschbaum, from the start, you have reported on pegida since it was founded a year ago. it was seen initially as a , without disaffection clear political aims. would you say that is changing? has the movement become radicalized? erik: about six months ago, hardly anyone wrote about pegida anymore. it had gone past its heyday and now it is getting a resurgence. just remember, this is 20,000 people in a country of 80 million people. it is still a small group of people, a splintered group of people. one part of these, never caught on anywhere else. there have been counter demonstrations in dresden as well. pegida is not a thre

hungary opposes the e.u.'o enforce refugee quotas, so far investing more than 100 million euros on razor wire to keep people out. jonah hull has more. >> reporter: arriving in the croatian town, no one takes this root for granted anymore, having sealed its border with serbia, and the fence almost complete, now only the smaller window into hungary remains. this is it a gap just 3 meters wide. through this gap pass most of the refugees heading into europe. 4,000 people a day now. and into the pitch darkness of night. the entire refugee policy cur rengly depends on what hungary may or may not decide to do with this gap in the fence. the government has made it abundantly clear, the gap could be closed at any moment. hungary doesn't want the refugees on its territory, they are seen as a threat to the country's christian values. but this is a vital route to the secure future these people crave. before you came here you heard there were problems with the border? >> yeah. >> reporter: what have you found now? >> compl

hungary doesn't want the refugees.are seen as a threat to the country's christian values, but this is a vital route to the secure future these people crave. before you came here you heard there were problems with the border. >> yeah. >> reporter: what have you found here now. >> completely different. i fear that i i'm looking for a country for me and my children. i'm sorry, i have to go. >> reporter: good luck to you. for now the way through hungary remains open albeit sanitized and highly controlled. the refugees are crammed on to trains and whisked away to the austrian border. they will barely see hungary and it will barely see them. what would happen if they told you, you lad to go to another country in europe? not germany but another country? >> i don't know. i just hope. >> reporter: you hope for the best. >> yeah, sure. just safe, peace, legal situation. i don't want more. >> reporter: but hungary and some other central european countries oppose the european union's plan to share the refugee burden among the memb

hungary said that it will implement the shown began rules, which will not allow refugees into hungary. it means that the travel through to germany is not available any more. >> talk about what croatia mans to do now. >> in croatia from 5,000 to 8,000 refugees across the border with serbia, this is more than 186,000 people, they're not able to bring them to the hungarian border, but minister of interior affairs will direct all these refugees to the border with slovenia. slovenia said it will keep its borders open as long as germany keeps accepting refugees, but once germany says no, stop, then slovenia will have to slow borders, and very way shah will have to see what the next step will be. >> . >> thank you. >> now there has been a delay in announcing the results of elections in guinea. they'll now be declared on saturday, a day later than planned. results show the president is well ahead of his challengers. opposition parties have withdrawn from the electoral process after allegations of fraud. >>> one of mexico's most active volcanos has been sending columns of ash and gas two kilom

>>reporter: this is the village on the croatia-hungary border. as many as 8,000 refugees have crossed into hungary each day from here but at midnight, security forces sealed off the crossing point with razor wire. refugees now face traveling through slovenia or being stranded in croatia where temperatures have started to fall and the authorities are struggling to cope. >> you have thousands of people bottled up in croatia not knowing which way to take. i was there a couple of weeks ago and the situation is a humanitarian situation, absolutely disasterous. >>reporter: these were the last refugees to get into hungary on friday before the crossing point was closed. hungary's right wing government has built a razor wire fence to stop people from crossing into its territory. it says it was forced to seal it off after an eu meeting in brussels failed. >> this is not the best. only the second best solution. but the best solution did not come about yesterday at the european council meeting as there is no agreement on the protection of the external border

remains. >> a gap in the fence, 3 meters wide, croatia on one side, hungary ahead. through the gap, 4,000 a day heading into europe, and into the pitched darkness of night. the european union's entire policy depends on what hungary may or may not decide to do with this gap in the fence. >> the government made it clear that the gap could be closed at any moment. hungary doesn't want the refugees on its territory, they are seen as a threat to christian values. this is a vital route to the future that the people crave. >> before you came here, you heard there were problems with the border. >> yes, yes. >> what have you found here now. >> it's completely different. >> i fear that i never come here. >> does it matter to you which country you get to in europe? >> no, i'm looking for a safe country for me and for my children. i'm, sorry, i need to go. >> reporter: good luck. good luck to you >>> for now, the way through hungry is open, albeit san tied and controlled. the refugees are crammed on to trains and whisked away to the austrian border, they'll barely see hungary,

thousands have crossed from this point into hungary. refugees desperate to get to austria or germany, now face traveling through slovenia, the authorities are struggling to cope. >> you're going to have thousands of people being bottled up in croatia, not knowing which way to take. i was in crootd yah a coupl crof weeks ago and the situation on the ground was absolutely disastrous. >> reporter: hungary's right wing government has built a razor wire fence, it was forted to seal off its final crossing point after an eu meeting in brussels failed to agree on tough new rules to stop the flow of refugees into europe. >> this is not best, only the second best solution but the best solution did not come about yesterday at the european council meeting. as there is no agreement on the protection of the external borders of greece. >> reporter: the sheer number ever refugees who have arrived, hung hungary's prime minister victor or ors ban. sealed off its border with serbia last month. its message is clear, go somewhere else. victoria gatenby, al

victoria gatenby reports. >> this is the village on the croatia hungary border. in recent weeks as many as 8,000 have crossed from croatia to hungary, from here. but authorities sealed off the crossing point with razor wire. they now face traveling through slovenia, or stranded in croatia where temperatures are starting to fall. >> bottled up in croatia not knowing which direction to take. i was in croatia a couple of weeks ago and the situation, sort of humanitarian situation on the ground absolutely disastrous. >>> the last getting through friday before the crossing point was closed. hungary's right wing government has built a razor wire fence, it says it was forced to seal off its final crossing point after an eu meeting in brussels failed to conclude with an agreement. >> this is not the best, only the second best solution but the solution did not come about yesterday at the european meeting. >> the sheer number of refugees who have arrived has strained the system. standing by a tough immigration policy and that hasn't played well with germany which has recei

croatia on one side, and hungary on the other.hrough this gap pass most of the refugees into europe, 4,000 a day, and into the pitch-darkness of night. the european union's refugee policy depends on what hungry is going to do with the gap in the fence. they have made it clear the gap could be closed at any moment. hungary doesn't want the refugees on the scene. they see it as a threat to the country's christian values. >> before you came, you heard there were problems with the border and what have you found here now? >> completely different. i fear that i never come here. >> does it matter to you which country you get to in europe? >> no, i'm looking for a safe country for me and my children. i don't know where to go. >> good luck. >> reporter: for now, the way through hungary remains open, albeit sanitized and highly controlled. the refugees are crammed on to trains and whisked away to the austrian border. it will barely see hungary, and it will barely see them. what would happen if they told you you have to go to another country

hungary shot its border. hundreds of thousands of people have fled to europe, mostly from syria and afghanistan. >> captured on camera and these refugee have been registered in slovenia which have found themselves the focus of thousands trying to reach northern europe. >> as you can see slovenia is prepared. as much as they can be. people are coming in. they're registered by the police before they're taken to accommodation centers. >> some say that slovenia won't be able to cope with the influx of people. >> it is important that we reinforce the police are army personnel who will be providing the logistical support with transport and surveillance in border areas. >> for now they are bussed straight to the border of austria on their way to germany, the country that many want to reach. hungary's government called the for the closing of its borders. observers say more persecutions could happen now that the hungary croatian border is shot. >> this could cause persecution. that's against the international law. >>

hungary opposes the e.u. plan, so far investing on razor wire fencing to keep people out. >> arriving in the croatian town, heading north, no one takes this route for granted anymore, having sealed its border to serbia and with a fence across its border with croatia almost complete, only the smallest window into hungry remains. >> this is it, a gap in this newly built fence, just three meters wide, croatia on one side, hungary up ahead. through this gap, past most of the refugees heading into europe now, 4,000 people a day, and into the pitch darkness of night. the european union's entire refugee policy currently depends on what hungary may or may not decide to do with this gap in the fence. >> the government has made it abundantly clear the gap could be closed at any moment. the refugees are seen as a threat to the countries christian values. this is a vital route to the secure future these people crave. >> before you came here, you heard there were problems with the border. >> yeah. >> what have you found h

a lot month ago, hungary shut its border with serbia. some have entered the country and have appeared in court before being given he can once orders. now, the hungary croatian border is shot. >> they are criminalizing people flee from war and persecution. >> that's not allowed under international law. under international law, you cannot penalize asylum seekers. >> almost 190,000 people have passed through croatia. for now, they are not stopping. the first train carrying nearly 2000 arrived in a croatian town. nobel knows how long this particular routed to a new life will stay open. nadin barber, al jazeera. >> egyptians living abroad have begun voting in the first parliamentarieelex since mohammed morsi was ousted in 2013. the baltots at 139 diplomatic conventions around the world. it will conclude in early december. now, mexico's top drug lord has made another great escape three months after he tunnelled his way out of prison. would be e-mail guzman is thought to have injured his face and leg as he narrowly avoided recapture. the govern

these were the last refugees to get into hungary on friday. before the crossing was closed. >> hungary's right wing government built a racer wire -- razor wire fence on the border as part f measures to stop people crossing into the territory. it was forced to seal the crossing point after an e.u. meeting in brussels failed to agree on tough rules to stop the flow of refugees into europe. >> this is not the best. only the second best solution. the best solution did not come about yesterday at the european council meeting. there's no agreement on the protection of the external borders in greece. >> reporter: the sheer numbers of refugees that arrived has strained the eu system. hungary's prime minister viktor orban is standing by a tough immigration policy, which has not played well with germany, cwhich received most of the asylum seekers. the hungarian government hand most of the criticism. it closed a second border. it sealed off its frontier with serbia last month. the message to refugees escaping war and persecution is clear - go somewhere e

>>reporter: this is the village on the croatia hungary border. as many as 8,000 refugees have crossed into hungary each day from here but at midnight security forces sealed off the crossing point. refugees desperate to get to austria or germany now face traveling will you slovenia or remaining in croatia where the temperatures are starting to fall. >> a situation is a humanitarian situation on the ground. absolute disaster. >>reporter: these were the last refugees to get into hungary on friday before the crossing point was closed. it says it was forced to seal off its final crossing point after an eu meeting in brussels failed to agree on tough new rules to stop the flow of refugees into europe >> this is not the best. only the second best solution. but the best solution did not come about yesterday at the european council meeting as there is no agreement on the protection of the external borders of greece. >>reporter: the sheer number of refugees who have arrived has strained europes asylum system. the prime minister is standing by a tough immig

bbc news on the croatia-hungary border. laura: now, the united states has condemned a recent missile test by iran as a clear violation of united nations sanctions. america's ambassador to the u.n. said the ballistic missile launched earlier this month was capable of delivering a nuclear weapon. it comes just months after tehran reached a deal on curbing's iran's nuclear ambitions. we covered the negotiations and i was joined by barbara a short time ago. if they fired a ballistic missile capable of delivering a nuclear weapon, as the americans say they did, are they in breach of u.n. sanctions but not in breach of this nuclear agreement they just negotiated? barbara: yes, that's what the americans are emphasizing, these are two different things. iran violates a u.n. ban on ballistic missile testing but does not violate the nuclear agreement because that's very narrowly focused on the nuclear program and preventing it from actually making a nuclear weapon. and this is true by and large, although they are not completely unconn

we have more on what hungary's action means for asylum seekers. >> this is a village on the croatia hungary boarder. in recent weeks 8,000 refugees crossed from croatia into hungary. at midnight local time security forces sealed off the crossing point with razor wire. refugees desperate to get to austria faced travelling through slovenia. authorities are struggling to cope. >> you have thousands of people bottled up in croatia, not knowing which way to take. you'll end up with a bottle neck in croatia. i was there and the humanitarian situation on the ground - disastrous. >> these were the last refugees to get into hungary on friday before the crossing was closed. >> hungary's right-wing government built a razor wire fence as part of measures to stop people crossing into its territory, it was forced to seal off a crossing point after an e.u. meeting in brussels failed to agree on rules to stop the flow of refugees into europe. >> this is not the best, only the second best solution, but the best solution did not come about yesterday at the european council meeting as there is no agreement on

damien: one of the most worrying flash points of this crisis is the border crossing to hungary. we've seen terrible scenes recently of clashes between armed border guards and desperate migrants. the hungarian authorities have said they are just defending their borders -- but they have also been widely criticised for being heavyhanded. one hungarian friend told me the other day that she's not exactly proud of her government. and many hungarians would agree with her. and now some are even using satire to express their concern. reporter: this summer has seen a spate of billboards popping up across hungary -- at first glance it looks like official government pr. but then again, perhaps not. the posters are the work of gergely kovacs and ferenc sebo -- artists and satirists, but above all hungarians who are outraged at their country's treatment of the refugees currently traveling through europe. they've had 900 provocative billboards put up to draw attention to the issue. gergely kovacs: we are trying to laugh. this is the only solution we can do now. but for example we like the fenc

asylum seekers have been arriving hoping to cross into hungary before the frontier was sealed off.he prime minister's government has already built a steel fence to stop people from crossing over the southern border with serbia. still to come here at al jazeera, a new study shows that ebola can be transmitted sexually even after a victim recovers. >>> plus the race for the arctic oil continues despite one top firm canceling exploration. ♪ >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et ♪ >>> hello again, you are with al jazeera. let's have a look at the top stories. [ gunfire ] >> one palestinian has been killed during clashes with israeli forces. israel has been responding to stone-throwing palestinian youth with tear gas in bethlehem and ramallah. >>> russia says it has hit more than 380 isil targets since launching air strikes in syria since it started its offensive two weeks a

as many as 8,000 refugees crossed into hungary. at midnight local time security forces sealed off the crossing with razor wire. refugees desperate to get to austria or germany face travelling through slovenia, or being stranded in croatia where temperatures started to fall. >> there'll be thousands of people bottled up in croatia, not knowing which way to take. i was in croatia a couple of weeks ago, and the humanitarian situation - disastrous. these were the last refugees to get into hungary on friday. before the crossing was closed. >> hungary's right wing government built a razor wire fence on the croatian border as part of measures to stop people crossing into the territory. it was forced to seal the crossing point after an e.u. meeting in brussels failed to agree on tough rules to stop the flow of refugees into europe. >> this is not the best. only the second best solution. the best solution did not come about yesterday at the european council meeting. there's no agreement on the protection of the external borders in greece. >

hungary shut its border with serbia. observers say more persecutions could happen now that the hungary-croatian border is shot. >> they're criminalizing people who are fleeing persecution. that's something that is not allowed under international law. you cannot penalize asylum seekers. >> 190,000 people have passed through croatia, and they're not stopping. on saturday the first train carrying 2,000 arrived in the croatian town bordering slovenia. no one knows how long this road, the route to a new life, will stay border. >> two refugees including four children and a baby, have drowned off the turkish coast as they try to reach the greek island of lesbos. the sea route from turkey to greece is one of the crossings of arriving in europe. >> henrietta was stabbed ahead of the cologne mayor elections. an aide to rico was also wounded. they tried to fight off the attacker. >> the perpetrator made a direct line for her and stabbed her with a 45-meter long knife. it was a horrible thing to see, really gruesome. i'm shaking as

anti-immigrant politicians such as hungary's prime minister have not helped. germany has received most of the asylum seekers. >> we are the last refugees, i think because winter is coming. we all together to arrive to europe, i think. god be with us. >> reporter: now hungary says it will close down its border by midnight on friday. it has already clamped down on its frontier with serbia. as for those fleeing war and persecution there was an urgency to get to europe before the winter sets in. rough seas will prevent many from taking a boat here, but as has happened before, there will be those who are prepared to make the journey no matter the risk. >>> two more people have fallen ill with the ebola virus in guinea. new research has found that ebola can remain in the body fluids of survivors for as long as nine months. >> reporter: hundreds of ebola survivors may be at risk of carrying the virus longer than previously thought. further or outbreaks of ebola by a sexual transmission cannot be ruled out. researchers found that a liberian woman was infected about si

fifa is investigating. >>> hungary will soon largely close its border with croatia.ds of refugees have crossed in recent weeks. >> reporter: a violent end to a brutal journey. an afghan man traveling with 50 others, spot by bulgarian border police. some 30 kilometers from turkey. officials said the men had been resisting arrest when the shooting occurred and that the victim was caught by the ricochet of a bullet that was fired only as a warning shot. he later died on the way to hospital. the rest of the men have since been detained by police. it's the first incident of its kind since refugees began crossing through the balkan country two years ago. many who find themselves here found little in the way of a welcome. anti-immigrant politicians, such as hungary's prime minister have not helped either. and germany has received most of the asylum seekers. >> we are the last refugees, i think, because winter is coming. we all to better to arrive to germany, i think. god be with us. >> reporter: now hungary says it will close its border by midnight on friday. as for those f

just a month ago, hungary shut its border with serbia. observers say more prosecutions could happen now that the hungary border is closed to croatia. >> they're criminalizing people fleeing from war and persecution. that's not allowed under international law. you can't penalize asylum seekers. in the last month, almost 190,000 people have passed through croatia and for now they're not stopping. on saturday the first train carrying 2,000 arrived in croatia but nobody knows just how long this particular route to a new life will stay open. >>> much more still ahead on the al jazeera news hour including nepals earthquake survivors struggle as food relief arrives in short supply. >> these sentiments make me feel very unsafe in my own country and i was born and raised here. >> canadians divided among a talking point in the election campaign. >>> a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera. in the last hour, there have been reports of two more stabbings as violence continues in israel and the occupied palestinian territories. >>> two girls,

anti-immigrant politicians such as hungary's prime minister have not helped either.'t played well with germany, which has received most of the asylum seekers. >> the last revieweges because, we all arrive during the meeting, i think. >> now, hungary says it will close down its border with croatia by midnight on friday. it has already clamped down on its front here with serbia. as for those fleeing war and persecution, there was an urgency to get to europe before the winter sets in. rough seas will prevent many from taking a boat here but as has happened before, there will be those who are prepared to make that journey no matter the risk. sonya deigo, al jazeera. >>> two people have fallen ill-with the ebola virus in guinea raising fears survivors can pass it on long after their initial diagnosis. it's just two weeks since the world health organization could be firmed there had been no new cases in guinea. one of the three west african nations that is were worst affected in last year's outbreak. new research found the deadly virus can remain in the body fluids of surv

here's more on what hungaries action means for asylum seekers. >>reporter: this is the village on the croatia, hungary border. as many as 8,000 refugees have crossed from croatia into hungary each day from here. but at midnight local time security forces sealed off the crossing point. refugees desperate to get to germany now face traveling through slovenia. >> thousands of people are being bottled up in croatia with no place to take. i was there a couple of weeks ago and the situation is a humanitarian situation on the ground. absolutely disasterous. >>reporter: these were the last refugees to get into hungary on friday. the government has built a razor wire fence to stop people from crossing into its territory. it says it was forced to shutdown the crossing point. >> this is not the best. only the second best solution. but the best solution did not come about yesterday at the european council meeting as there was no agreement on the protection on the borders. >>reporter: the sheer number of refugees who have arrived has strained europe's asylum

. >>> many refugees are forced to take a new route after hungary closed its borders with hungary on friday. >>reporter: some have been waiting through the night to cross. hundreds of men, women, and children stuck on the serbian side of the border with croatia. eventually, they were allowed to pass. taking the next step in their journey across increasingly controlled borders in europe. >> what is very bad is the situation that they're very crowded and they have been waiting here for many hours and they're exhausted. they have not enough water and supply and also not enough information. >> those a few days ahead of them on their journey were arriving in slovenia. late at night and monitored closely fwi police. slovenia is struggling to cope with the high numbers of refugees arriving. many, many more are taking this route because of hungaries decision to seal its borders blaming the rest of the eu for failing to manage the refugee crisis. and as winter sets in, concerns are mounting about how people already with very little or nothing at all will be able to cope. >> winter is here and the nu

. >> hungary closed the border with croatia, calling it a reaction to e.u. leaders. they agreed a response. just a month ago, hungary shut its border with serbia. some entered the country in court. before being given expulsion orders. more prosecutions could happen. now the hungary-croatian border is shot. >> they are criminalizing people fleeing war and persecution. that is something not allowed under international law. you cannot penalize asylum seekers. >> in the last month almost 190,000 people passed through croatia. for now they are not stopping. the first train carrying nearly 2,000 arrived in town bordering slovenia. no one knows how long it will be open >>> across in africa, thousands of refugees try to cos illegally into south africa. many fall victim to people traffickers. we have a report from the border between mozambique and south africa. >> eduardo said god called on him to do the work. he's done it for three years and doesn't want to reveal his identity. he rescues desperate refugees, a job he insists should be done by governments. >> i help them. i k

as many as 8,000 refugees crossed into hungary. at midnight local time security forces sealed off the crossing forces sealed off the crossing with razor wire. refugees desperate to get to austria or germany face travelling through slovenia, or being stranded in croatia where temperatures started to fall. >> there'll be thousands of people bottled up in croatia, not knowing which way to take. i was in croatia a couple of weeks ago, and the humanitarian situation on the ground - disastrous. these were the last refugees to get into hungary on friday. before the crossing was closed. >> hungary's right wing government built a razor wire fence on the croatian border as part of measures to stop people crossing into the territory. it was forced to seal the crossing point after an e.u. meeting in brussels failed to agree on tough rules to stop the flow of refugees into europe. >> this is not the best. only the second best solution. the best solution did not come about yesterday at the european council meeting. there's no agreement on the pr

hungary shut its border. some have appeared in court before being given expulsion orders.olice say more prosecutions could happen now that the hungary/croatian border is shut. >> they are criminalizing people flee from war and prosecution. under international law, you cannot penalize asylum seekers. >> almost 190,000 people in the last month have passed through croatia. for now, they are not stop can. on saturday, the first train carrying nearly 2000 arrived in a croatian town bordering slovenia. but nobody knows just how long this particular route to a new life will stay open. nadine barber, al jazeera. >>> tans an e a is reopening more camps along burundia to shelter thousands of burundian camp. the settlement that were used during the last burundi crisis. >> reporter: fagua and her family are used to being called reguees. this is the second time they have sought refuge in neighboring tanzania. they were repat treeiated after having lived in a refugee camp for years but froesh fighting in burundi has seen them on the move again. ut the situation is not good t i was chase

hungary built a similar barrier last month. slovania will try to manage the influx of migrants expected there as a result. >>> pope francis is taking a visit of a homeless shelter that is just steps away from st. peter's square. all the expenses are paid for by donations and proceeds from the sale of papal parking. >>> an accused serial killer held on $5 million bond this evening. he has pleaded not guilty in cleveland today to multiple counts of aggravated murder in the killings of four people. investigators are looking into whether he may be responsible for an unsolved murder in ohio and one in pennsylvania. >>> philadelphia police are investigating an elaborate burglary in a downtown jewel rye store. the burglar gained access drilling through the wall of a dry cleaners next door, and then used a drill to get in the safe and remove all the contents. they are trying to determine who was stolen and how much it was worth. >>> a massive clean up effort underway after mudslides bury hundreds of cars on a southern california highwa

lego spokesman said the popular company is investing millions to expand production in mexico, hungary and denmark, but it may not fulfill european orders. lego's plant in mexico supplies the u-s market and has geared up for chris clackum, nbc news. >> the danish toy maker lego said yesterday it's struggling to meet higher than expected demand in europe. a lego spokesman said the popular company is investing millions to expand production in mexico, hungary and denmark, but it may not fulfill european orders. lego's plant in mexico supplies the u-s market and has geared up for increased american demand. it was a bit cooler today than the past few days. and it looks like showers could be in our future. ron's full forecast is coming up after the break. to disrupt the old order in washington, dc. we can do a lot better by applying conservative principles we should lower rates and simplify the code to allow people to freely decide how they want to spend their money. so that this country takes off and soars where peopop can dream the biggest possible dreams... and pursue them with a vengeanc

. >> reporter: as many as 8,000 refugees have crossed from croatia to hungary, each day. refugees desperate to get to austria or germany now face travel through slovenia or being stranded in croatia. >> you will have thousands of people in croatia, you'll end up with a bottleneck in croatia. the humanitarian situation on the ground, absolutely disastrous. >> these are the last refugees to get over the border on friday before the crossing gate was closed. hungary has built a razor wire fence, it was forced it said to seal off its last crossing poirnt aftecrossing pointafter l meeting. >> there is no agreement on the protection of the external borders of greece. >> the sheer number of refugees who have arrived has strained europe, asylum system. that hasn't played well with germany which has received most of the asylum-seekers. the hungarian government has so far ignored all criticism for how it's handled the refugee crisis. it sealed off its border with serbia last month. it's clear go somewhere else. victoria gatenby, al jazeera. >> here's what's coming up in the program.

another day begins with violence. >>> hungary closes its border with croatia.er roadblock on their way into central europe. >>> a major typhoon is just hours away from hitting the philippines. torrential rains and flooding expected. these stories are all ahead here. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world, i'm natalie allen. >>> also, have you ever thought about living on the moon? haven't done that. scientists believe it may well be possible. we'll have that story coming up, as well, this hour. you're watching "cnn newsroom." >>> we begin in israel and the west bank where there have been two deadly attacks in the past few hours. police say they shot and killed a palestinian, possibly a teenager who tried to stab a border officer during a check in a jerusalem neighborhood. >>> in an earlier incident in hebron, an israeli man shot and killed a palestinian he says tried to attack him witha knife. these latest attacks come after hamas declared a day of rage against israel friday. at least five palestinians were killed in clashes across the

hungary's decision to seal its borders has meant refugees have to find new routes. other countries all quarreling how many they can deal with and how many its neighbors should receive. croatia has opened its borders with serbia, and action that should help but for how long. winter is almost here. refugees struggle to understand why their paths have been blocked. >> tall people here want to cross this area to another side. they don't want to stay in slovenia. one moment. they want to cross only, don't want money don't want food don't want anything, only cross! >> as the road lay by on the slovenian side, red cross do assist the cold and exhausted people. despite the best efforts at a political level to try to slow the flow of refugees, they keep coming. four men came trudging out of the darkness, the croatian border at this point, and arrived at a processing center, staffed by red cross and the police. they were handed blankets and given some foods. now they will move towards the slovenian border. the sloofn slovenians are not wg any time moving them onward. the jour

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. >> just a few hours ago, hungary threw another wrench into the european migrant crisis. as of midnight hungary shut down its border with croatia after shutting its border with serbia, migrants will have to go through slovenia. heated debate, after passing an initial package of issues, heavier penalties for tax evasion. the bill's panch clears the way for greece to receive over a $2 billion installment in its bailout. protesters show their disagreement. >>> a warning, what you will see is graphic. two deputies accused of involuntary manslaughter. jury cleared them of the manslaughter charges but convicted one of the deputies of cruelty to an inmate and lying to a grand jury. robert ray has more. >> blunt force trauma to the head. that's what killed matthew abadi. >> he was beaten. >> he received blunt force trauma. >> he was beaten up. >> newly released tame shows this is what happened. alone in an isolation room at the chatham county jail. until this moment he was restrained. a spit mask tied around his face and then this. a taser, a graphic moment that his family's atto

jillian, you brought pictures of your trip to hungary. >> austria, and hungary, croatian and serbia.ve us a feel, you sense desperation. what of the mood to go with photos? >> i think i was surprised by how hopeful and upbeat people were. charles: the migrants? >> both, for migrants one day we were in rain just thick mud. these people are telling me had been one of the hard evidence days they had -- hard est days they had been through then they were smiling. i am impressed on the hung garian side. charles: why are they closing border? >> you have a uncontrolled migration happening, you can see on border, hundreds of people crossing, we don't know who some of the people are. i think shifting to a more controlled border environment is something that is inevitable. >> lisa, the tide will not be stemmed that way, these people top leave their countries for a variety of reasons. i read an article today, a woman, was a middle class woman in syria, they want to get out of there to germany. >> the end goal is not to get to hungary but refugee-friendly countries. charles: they are big welfare

hungary recently put up a razor wire fence along the border. nearly 400,000 refugees from the middle east entered hungary in recent months. airman spencer stone who helped thwart the terror attack on a train in europe is home from the hospital. stone was stabbed in his home up to of sacramento last week in an altercation outside a bar. stone and two friends subdued a gunman aboard a train bound for paris in august. he was also stabbed during that incident. jonathan: well, the glass ceiling continues to crack for women in the military. today a third woman graduated from the grueling u.s. army ranger program. major lisa jater is an engineer and army reservist. she is 37 years old and graduated the program. that is when she went through the course at 37. with many more men that are a decade younger than she was. she is also the mother of two. wait, that makes her way tougher. she is a veteran of iraq and afghanistan who returned to active duty to go through the ranger program. congratulations. alison: wow! she is tough. trending now, a teenager fi

hungary's closing of borders has changed the course of the movement. allen forester walker. al jazeera, slovenia. >> el chapo, the search from helicopters. john holman reports. >> displaced mexicans, scared and desperate for help. many have moved from their villages in the sierra madre mountains. >> we walked for three days day and night. by the second day i had no shoes. sometimes there wasn't a drop of water to drink. >> reporter: they're fleeing the mexican navy whose helicopters fired on several communities before ground troops stormed through. they were hunting this man, joaquin guzman, known as el chapo, the country's most notice or the yours drug road. as she looks at a video of her bullet-riddled home, she remembers running to try to protect her two-year-old daughter. >> i cried and screamed and begged them not to harm us. i told them we weren't bad people. we wanted them to talk to us like the government did before but the only thing they did was shoot at us, without caring who was there or who they killed. >> reporter: when we visited the village the day before, we

she also does not intend to build a fence all the way from hungary to italy. it is to make sure that it makes these refugees across in an orderly fashion. we do not know when austria intends to stop doing this, building this fence. we do not even know what kind of fence they have in mind. there would be 10 days of planning, and the austrian defense minister says it would not be a razor wire fence like we have seen built along the southern border in hungary. germany, meanwhile, has been accused of driving refugees to the border at night so that they can cross into germany. of the samell part story. the idea of building a fence on austria's southern border is ostensibly being driven by the north, on the border between austria and germany. over the weekend, the germans accused austria of sending people willy-nilly over the border, and they seem to treat it as some kind of idea to stop people coming across in large numbers, to try to limit the flow, only taking 50 people per hour, for example. austria feels it does not want to have a situation where it is bottlene

itsre: hungary extending border policy from croatia. the new destination of choice, slovenia. many have found themselves stranded in croatia over recent days as slovenia limits daily intake to 2500 migrants. there was a five-hour delay before this train was given clearance to leave croatia for slovenia on sunday evening. those progressing further to the border with austria count themselves among the lucky ones. >> everything give to people. claire: croatia and slovenia say they will not stop migrants crossing their territory as long as austria also keeps its doors open. the anna has placed -- th queues's border are moving. genie: just elected the first female mayor of:. saturday. the neck that made her the most prominent victim yet in the growing backlash against the migrants. record ran as an independent but she is close to rolling ofistian democrat party chancellor angela merkel. to turkey where the prime minister says authorities have confirmed the identity of one of the ankara suicide bombers area close to 100 people were killed in that attack earlier this month. jasper mo

hungary a's decision last week to seal the borders face new routes, that has resulted in croatia, serbia and slovenia coping with how many they can receive and how many their neighbors should receive. croatia has opened its borders with serbia, a decision which will ease the pressure but for how long? in no man's land between serbia and croatia, winter is almost here, why have their paths been blocked? >> the people want their way across this area to the other side, they don't want to stay in slovenia one moment, don't want money, food, anything, only cross. >> there is a road lay by on the slovenian side, red cross and police working together to assist the cold and exhausted people. despite the best efforts at a political level to try slow the flow of refugees across europe, when we have been standing here, four men came trudging out of the area, soaking wet freezing cold arriving at the processing center, they were handed blankets and given some food, they will are moved to the austrian border. from the buses that are arriving here, the slovenian police aren't wasting any time from mov