european commission president jean-claude juncker, a joint action plan, to entice turkey to do more toook after the two point -- 2.2 million refugees there. -- just this week, seven people died on their way to a greek island. 200 people have died taking the route from turkey degrees. the eu wants to get turkey to sign up in return for money to a number of conditions. first, survey their borders. crackdown on smugglers. also, better conditions for the refugees thereby improving the camps with the funding from the european union. as you can see, the eu is in a massive hurry to get turkey to sign up. therefore, we have seen president recep tayyip erdogan playing hard. progress on the visa liberalization talks, which will now take place in spring 2016, according to european commission president jean-claude juncker. >> what reactions have we seen to some of these concessions you mentioned. ? >> raised eyebrows from a number of countries like france who don't want to see these are liberalization introduced overnight. groups trying to figure out why the eu is -- to turkey, a country that want

i think the important thing to look at is what comes out publicly from jean-claude juncker after.s been quite critical. he says cameron has not been involved in the negotiation. it takes two to tango. i think it is important. chancellor merkel gave mr. cameron a little coverage. she says they are confident they can reach some sort of agreement. cameron-merkel dynamic. see if they can anchor some type of change. francine: this is tricky. if you are the european union, you say you don't want the u.k. to leave. we need to renegotiate. they also need to stick to what they call the red tape. if greek -- if europe is going to have roles, they have to stick with him. manus: there has been a overtory recall in germany diesel cheating. they are going to order a recall. hans: bill reported his earlier on anonymous sourcing. the idea that these vehicles were never going to be recalled is not that based in reality. the fact that the german ministry is amending it puts a little more pressure on volkswagen. they have a technical software fix. 2.8 million vehicles on the road . francine: 8 milli

jean-claude juncker called him an old friend and reformer. that makes you wonder what happened to the critique about human rights standards, democratic standards in the country in recent years. does that mean we will see lisa-free travel for turkish citizens? possibly. does it mean turkey will get into a list of safe countries where its citizens are unlikely to qualify for asylum because of absence of state persecution? pthat is very unlikely. one eu official put it to me by saying this is the beginning of a process and i think that is exactly what it is. anchor: before we let you go, about what we are seeing in syria and russia right now -- incursions into syrian space making headlines right now. is the turkish prime minister stronger because of russia being in syria? guest: it has been a good thing for the turkish president. turkey still faces a problem of large numbers of refugees and the possibility now that turkey could face rising tensions with the very powerful country of russia. anchor: gentlemen, to both of you, thank you very much.

europe, and also issues with human rights, and early this week, the head of the eu commission, jean-claude junckersaid this is not the time to do this with human rights and controls over media, trying to make a deal over refugees. sarah: so, dorian, given all of that, what is the mood in turkey? are others concerned they may be next? dorian: there are a few in the independent, mainstream media who are concerned, and they are also very frightened for themselves, because earlier this week, a senior member of parliament said after the election, it they will be looking at media. that is seen as not a model -- idle threat. another is under investigation, so there is a great deal of concern, and it could be at risk. sarah: dorian jones in istanbul, thank you. we turn to some other news now, and tensions between germany and austria have flared over the migrant crisis. austria has been accused of dumping migrants on the border. they are struggling to cope with the situation. despite all of this, the austrian chancellor says they will drop controversial plans to build fences along his countries southern bo

. >> chilling words from the president of the european commission, jean claude juncker, about the refugee crisis. a 17-point action plan was approved, first and foremost, the delivery of humanitarian aid, for those seeking sanctuary inside the european union. the commission agreed to speeding up of refugees, no longer being speedthrough to the next country. >> if we do not deliver some immediate and concrete actions on the ground in the next few days and weeks, i do believe that european union and europe as a whole will start to falling apart. >> reporter: that action is now underway. action that might begin to restore the image of the eu, as a beacon of humanitarian values and prevent the erection of any more razor wire on the borders of europe. >> translator: we have all signed the geneva convention on refugees and what is happening does not correspond to the values which we have signed up to. >> the immediate imperative is to provide shelter and to ensure refugees and migrants along the western balkans route are treated in a human manner. it cannot be that, in view of the 2015, people

chilling words from the president of the european commission as jean-claude juncker welcomed others. >> it's about one goal. that we are able to help people wondering around. they are living in unbearable conditions. that we improve the process and aul work together on the task. a 16-point action plan is on the table for approval from the countries on the front line of the crisis. both inside and outside the european union. the message include cards to speed up the process of refugees, and making sure they are not waved across borders before an agreement is reached the slovenian prime minister described the situation in his country as unbearable. and had a stark warning to counterparts. >> if we do not deliver immediate and concrete actions on the ground in the next few days and weeks.. i do believe that european union and europe as a whole will start falling apart. >> albania, macedonia and serbia were attending the summit. their question, if the e.u. borders tighten, what happens to the refugees on the other side. . >> we are ready to take quotas, even though we are not a part of e

jean-claude juncker has pledged to send more border guards to slovenia. he's demanded european governments cooperate more to manage the flow of migrants. >> we saw fingers being pointed at each other and we so countries talking about each other. that is the politics of panic. it creates the illusion of solution, but all it does is harm your neighbors and damage european solidarity. >> in germany, 8000 refugees arrived in one border city on tuesday along. here they are temporarily housed before being sent on to other cities. germany's governing -- governing coalition is experiencing a widening rift. the leader of the bavarian csu party has threatened to consider other options if early and does not take steps to control immigration by the weekend area that has not deterred merkel, however. she referred to the deadline as an opportunity. november versus it interesting day because it is the day turkey holds elections. it is an important day to implement the action plan europe and turkey agreed on an intensified bilateral relations. meanwhile, the numbers of u

john heilemann she is going ans: jean-claude juncker also speaking yesterday.s she will not have resolution, not have a solution to this crisis by christmas heard this is going to be here for as long as leaders can foresee. the responses to hold another summit. an emergency summit on sunday will be the 20th of the year. when we look back on previous years, you've got maybe 8,9 summits. when there is a crisis here, european leaders want to get to brussels. there hasn't been a motto product -- progress. the last one ended in a stamina. an indicated that the very stake of europe is what they are debating. issueminister orban: this will determine the future of our political family. we are in a deep trouble. the migration crisis is able to destabilize governments, countries and the whole european continent. strong, clear-cut answer, timetable, and action plan. i heard froms chancellor merkel last night is that she was open to a european border force. a further erosion of sovereignty. -- trying toe control the borders, trying to increase -- controlled the influx of r

we had jean-claude juncker calling an emergency summit of the european union leaders on sunday.ys there's an immediate operational need to solve the migrant issue. the more migrants come to western europe, the more the kremlin is betting that the russian strategy might get some kind of credibility and traction in the west. manus: ryan, thank you very much. ryan chilcote on the latest with assad and putin. is due toe president meet with the u.k. prime minister today. before they both attempt a business summit in the city of london. addressing the british lawmakers in department, xi stressed the increasing interdependence of their economies. more deals between the two countries are expected today. caroline hyde joins us to discuss exactly what could be on the table. the british chambers of commerce executive director of policy, adam marshall, also here. caroline, what a spectacular 24 hours of pageantry. but this is about deals. of this the reality trip in terms of deals? caroline: we knew yesterday that 30 billion pounds of slack was going to be coming in the door. about 4000 job

chilling words from the president of the european commission as jean-claude juncker welcomed others. >> it's about one goal. able to help people wondering around. we improve the process, and all work together on the task. a 16-point action plan is on the table for approval from the countries on the front line of the crisis. i'm inside and outside the european. the message include cards to speed up the process of refugees, and making sure they are not waved across borders before an agreement is reach. the slovenian prime minister scribed the situation in his country as unbearable. and had a stark warning to counterparts. >> if we do not deliver immediate and concrete actions on the ground in the next few days and weeks. i do believe that european union and europe as a whole will start falling apart. >> albania, macedonia and serbia were attending the summit. the question, if the e.u. borders tighten, what happens to the refugees on the other side. >> we are welcome to tame the borders, and the others. even if we are not in the e.u. >> the european union is supposed to be a beacon of h