-jonah: good morning. -lemonis: jonah? -jonah: yes. hi. lemonis: i'm marcus. how are you?oing? nick meola, artistic stitch. jonah: hi. nick: it's nice to be at your company today. jonah: so, what can we do for you? nick: we're here today -- we'd like to sell you some products for your company. jonah: okay. nick: yeah, if you're interested, we can show you a few samples of what we have. lemonis: nick doesn't understand the basics of selling. the first thing you do is try to create some sort of common ground with people -- ask them a little bit about themselves, be a good listener. nick: the most popular golf shirt that we carry is a piqué polo. lemonis: the first thing nick does -- he takes a shirt out of his bag. nick: once you can tell me exactly the quantity that you're looking for, then i can give you a pretty stern price. the first time, there's a charge to digitize your logo. lemonis: nick's way ahead of himself here. you don't bring up price as your opening line. you have to establish a rapport. you have to understand what their needs are, and then you bring up the p

so, jonah, where are we? >> i think two things are happening.e's a strong argument building for some sort of interim or caretaker, maybe someone who's going to be retiring that would ride out the speakership until 2017 and let all the parties cool. the other thing is, is a lot of people are saying that paul ryan is moving towards saying yes, which would head that off immediately. >> paul ryan would be crazy to say yes because he would be volunteering to be the next hostage as speaker of the house. the only way it makes sense for paul ryan to say yes is if he could somehow get all of these disrupters to sign on the dotted line to a bunch of conditions, which they won't. but it would be a very noble, high-minded, party-oriented, nation-oriented thing for him to say yes anyway. and so, he might still do it. but it would be a huge risk for him. >> charles? >> i think it would be a disaster for him personally. it'd be good for the party. and i think as a result, the person who's going to have the last laugh is going to be john boehner. he's the only

so, jonah, where are we? >> i think two things are happening. there's a strong argument building for some sort of interim or caretaker, maybe someone who's going to be retiring that would ride out the speakership until 2017 and let all the parties cool. the other thing is, is a lot of people are saying that paul ryan is moving towards saying yes, which would head that off immediately. >> paul ryan would be crazy to say yes because he would be volunteering to be the next hostage as speaker of the house. the only way it makes sense for paul ryan to say yes is if he could somehow get all of these disrupters to sign on the dotted line to a bunch of conditions, which they won't. but it would be a very noble, high-minded, party-oriented, nation-oriented thing for him to say yes anyway. and so, he might still do it. but it would be a huge risk for him. >> charles? >> i think it would be a disaster for him personally. it'd be good for the party. and i think as a result, the person who's going to have the last laugh is going to be john boehner. he's the

. >> reporter: this is how jonah spends his time in between classes at columbia. >> you got to have a piece. >> reporter: the senior economics major shops for groceries and cooks them for anyone in his dorm room. >> i had been doing it casually. in my mind it's still okay saully. >> reporter: now it's something bigger called pith. >> hottest table in town is right now? >> reporter: he even had the "today" show hosts licking their chops. >> southeastward lamb shops. >> reporter: the dishes run from $10 to n0 and covers groceries he has a wait list of hundreds of clients. he's booked until january. kind of thing that would make most restaurants jealous. those restauranting have to deal with the health department and jonah may now as well. >> i may have to cool down a bit, acceptance of people who i don't know or the frequency which this is happening. >> reporter: the hea h department says it opened an inquiry of pith so determine if it should be subject to rules and regulations of restaurants that jonah maintains it's not. >> it's better than the average college student but definitely n

. >> i'm jonah hull in sweden, the idyllic end of a long journey from a war in syria. >> despite security measures there has been no let up in violence. forces shot a palestinian man after he stabbed a woman at jerusalem's main bus station. >> a spokesman for the israeli police.

jonah hull reports. >> reporter: arriving in thisco way shan town heading north.e takes this route for granted anymore, having sealed its boarder with serbia, and with this border sealing almost complete this is all that remeans. a gap just 3 meters wide. croatia on one side, hungary up ahead. through this gap pass most of the refugees heading into europe, now 4,000 a day. 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 clear the gap could be closed at any moment. hungary doesn't want the refugees. 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 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 highl

jonah hall, al jazeera, serbia. >>> flash floods on the french riviera killed at least 19 people. the frefrn government declared a natural disaster in the southeastern region. up to 5,000 homes were still without electricity on monday with as many as 70,000 suffering blackouts on sunday. the french president francois hollande pledged relief payments to help cover damage in three months. >>> mexican re rescue teams have arrived to help look for victims in guatemala. torrential rain triggered the bad weather on thursday. hundreds are still missing. >>> and in the u.s. 11 people have died in south and north carolina because of severe flooding. officials are following a wave of floodwater as it moves across the state to the coast. there are likely to be more evacuations and road closures. >>> the united states supreme court opens a new term on monday. among the most contentious cases is evenwell versus abbott. the plaintiffs say the case will lead to an examination of the one person one vote principle, but others say a racist political agenda at play. we have the report. >> reporter:

jonah hull, al jazeera, sweden. >> it only held kunduz for four days. but still being felt from kabul here is the report. >> she loved her job as a reporter in kunduz until the taliban came and forced her to leave. she fled leaving most of her family behind. after she left her father was killed in the fighting. >> i couldn't go to his funeral. the road was unsafe and also i'm too recognizable. my mother was grieving. i was the only bread weather for the family. because of this i could not see my father for the funeral. >> a few photos only remain of what was the only independent tv station in kunduz. >> now that she is here when i go out with her i feel that we're in danger. i don't want her going out alone. >> i thought the taliban would behave well towards ordinary people, but i was wrong. the taliban will never treat them properly. once again the dark ages that people experienced in the past could happen again. >> the director said he wants to rebuild but it won't be easy. the taliban took $100,000 of equipment, much of it came from international don

fleeing the problems in their home lands, as jonah hull reports from germany's southern border, there are signs that the policy may be losing public support. >> when german chancellor angela merkel issued an open invitation to refugees, it's likely she didn't comprehend the final amount. almost double that. >> on that side there austria. this is the point where picture post card meets the face of human tragedy. how long do you think you will stay here? >> rest of reply years. >> the rest of your life? >> yes, rest of my years. >> there are signs that germany's generosity is wearing thin. last week, mrs. merkel was tipped to win the nobel peace prize for hers humanitarian acts, she didn't. >> one of our main concerns is that unlimited mie migration, cd create insurmountable problems. >> thrrtalready, problems are mounting. as frustration rises, state government reports a shortage of housing. foo many people are just waiting. >> they don't tell you? >> what do you think will happen? >> i don't know. >> perhaps most significant is the change in public opinion, just over half of all germa

jonah hull, serbia. >> prime ministers from several countries including the united states and japan, include the wide-ranging trade deal in a generation. it's called the tpp. it involves the 12 countries involved and shape 40% of the world' economy. it will effect everything from the cost of cheese to th cancer treatment. much of the negotiations have been held in secret and it perceived as a threat to workers against large cooperations. let's go to patty culhane in washington, d.c. is it going to sail through there? >> not a chance. opponents have been against it from the start, saying that the american people and members of congress had no idea what the president's team was negotiating. now president obam president barack obama said it's going to get rid of tariffs on american products. which is that, we won't know, we might not be able to read the agreement for another month. but the president is trying to sell the deal to the american people who were very much put off by the deal between canada and mexico and the united states nafta. they'll some out and said that this is a horri

. >> i'm jonah hull in sweden, we're at the lon end of a long journey from syria. >> two palestinians have been shot dead after separate knife attacks in another day of unrest after weeks of violence the palestinian leader mahmood abbas said that the international community must step in and help. now there has been con terry rumor that secretary of state john kerry will be traveling around jerusalem. over 100 reservists have been called up. >> chaos in the streets of bethlehem. these clashes falling th the--following the funeral of a 17-year-old who was protesting in the same area 24 hours ago. here army troops have been deployed in israeli cities as part of the government calls heightened security measures. >> it's almost empty here. >> and occupied west injury almost is calm. residents praising themselves for israeli action that could include the black said of neighborhoods or the demolition of those that have ben part in yet days. >> the only way to achieve the goals is to establish the two-state solution, the state of palestine and the state of israel along side. >> and anger word

jonah hull al jazeera in southern bavaria. >> migration is an issue in australia as well.he country is in negotiations with the philippines to resettle refugees it's holding on the island of faru. only four so far has been moved. from manila, jamilla allen doang reports. allendogan reports. >> they built a viet na vietname settlement, not quite the same same.australia has reportedly offered over $100 million to the philippine government in a span of five years to take the refugees. something that officials here have strongly denied. >> in this recent issue of my vision refugees, we didn't consider but at the same time we have to take into cow count ourn resources. >> sent to hundreds of prisons in papua new guinea. where the living cns are difficult foconditions arediffi. the $55 million arrangement has beth been criticized by many. australia has long taken a hard line stand for asylum seekers who tried to reach their shores by boat. the policy is to prevent death at sea. >> i want to reiterate in the strongest possible terms the resolve of the prime minister and myself of

jonah hull, al jazeera, berlin. >>> harari international street carnival is aimed at promoting tourism and cultural exchange. haru mutasa is there. >> welcome to the harari international street carnival. to show dma zimbabwe. people from all over the world, this particular group is from india, they show zimbabwens how they do things. they're from sowrveg. south africa. >> we need people to be happy. we need people you know to forget about the problems we are facing as a country. >> reporter: some people are getting a little bit out of hand. as you can see the riot police trying to keep them back. people are excited. they say they're trying to have fun at the street carnival but some of them are getting out of hand, but on the whole people say they're really happy about this carnival to celebrate something good for a change. >> finally, the skies of the u.s. state of new mexico were a fiesta of hot air balloons on saturday. it was up up and away for the dozens of brightly colored balloons in the albuquerque national hot air balloon festival in the 43rd year. humanity and we're doing it

. >>> the there have bens n been p of refugees through macedonia, jonah hull has the report. >> last train station in macedonia on the serbian border. nothing's changed, day in day out they keep coming. the weary, relieved, the hopeful. >> we have around eight trains per day, depending, sometimes more sometimes less in 24 hours. >> do you see any sign at all of this flow of people slowing down coming to an end? >> thinking october is slowing down but we're nothing like that. >> this young man is an english teacher from raqqa in syria. do you feel your spirits are high? >> yes yes, i think my morals are high to travel to a different country. different places and different people and like my friends. they are having a honeymoon. >> they're on their honeymoon? >> yes, newly married? >> bride and groom. >> very active sightseeing honeymoon adventure you're happy then? >> yes yes. >> congratulations. i want to ask you about the russian activities now in the last few days in your country, do you think that it's going to help to end the war? >> no. i don't think so. it will be worse. >> it

as jonah hull reports, their policy may be losing public support. >> reporter: when german chancellor angela merkel offered an open invitation to refugees this past summer it is likely she did not see the fact, germany would take in 800,000 people this year, the real number could be almost double that. here we are in a small town on the inn river. this is the place where picture post card meets the face of human tragedy. how long do you think you will stay here? >> translator: full of life here. >> the rest of your lives? >> yes. here. >> there are signs that germany's generosity is running thin. mrs. merkel was tapped to win the nobel peace prize, she didn't. even her strongest political allies are turning against her. how many more people can germany take? >> translator: one of our main concerns is the unlimited migration that could create insurmountable problems. >> already, problems are mounting. videos posted on social media show fights break out in overcrowded reception centers. as frustration rises, state governments report a shortage of winter housing. >> i think many people h

jonah hull reports. >> it may sunday a bit dull. but if you live in europe or the united states you ought to know about the trans-atlantic trade and investment partnership. it's an agreement currently being negotiated behind closed doors at the highest levels that aims to harmonize trans-atlantic trade rules and standards. here in berlin tens of thousands of people arrived on the streets because they think it's a bad idea. they're wary of what one campaigner called an all out assault on a europe and transnational company. >> when it's concluded possibly next year, they will create the world's largest free trade zone. the market of 800 million people that could add $100 billion a year to economic output on both sides of the atlantic. in practice it could effect everything from jobs to income, healthcare, to the food you eat, and there are many critics. >> i'm not sure if it would happen all that quickly. my urgent advice is that you can't be nervous when it comes to negotiating with the motherland of global indication. as an european

jonah hull, jdges on th al jazeg the macedonia serbia border. >>> city workers say the worst hit areas of flood are approving the hardest to reach. -- are proble problem proofing o reach. >>> robin forester walker reports. >> a whole new system of biometric voter registration. lots of people queuing to come in. they get their fingerprint recognition here, it has to match with photo i.d., they get a ticket, do their bloolts, they dballots.then they post in the t box. gone is the closed ballot box, this one reads and counts at the same time. this system is developed to eliminate rawd but proven highly controversial. lots of people wanted to submit their biometric data, there could be as many as 1 million reporters who are unable to cast their vote. this country's problem with money and the age old problem of corruption. >> herbal medicines, one bush doctor has come up with an urban solution of protecting south africa's rural heritage. tanya page reports. >> neville comes to be inspired. he's a bush doctor. the healing powers of these plants have been used for centuries. unlike his ancest

jonah hull, al jazeera, serbia. >>> 2003 big place it is, green zone home to government buildings and foreign embassies. well, al jazeera's imtiaz tyab has more on what didn't prove to be a trouble free open day. >> reporter: it may have been unthinkable to see traffic moving down this road but since sunday, parts of baghdad's heavily fortified green zone ahave been open to the public. announced by prime minister haider al-abadi. over security, corruption and poor public services. for 12 years, the green zone or international zone as it's officially known has been closed to most iraqi citizens. after the 2003 u.s. led invasion it was turned into the administrative headquarters for coalition forces. today the ten square cloment kir compound is surrounded by barbed wire and government checkpoints. it contains the luxury homes of senior iraqi officials which is for many the symbol ever disconnect between iraqi leadership and its people. >> translator: this move won't last long. we may as well enjoy it while we can. but it will add a lot of traffic to the main checkpoint as there will be

jonah hull, al jazeera, on the croatia, hungary border. >>> the 2015 nobel prize for literature has been the swishish academy said her writings were a monument to suffering and courage in our time. her books written in russian are not published in her home country. >>> now months of fighting in yemen has pushed the country to the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe. the health sector has been the hardest hit. hospitals are barely coping. hashem ahelbarra reports. >> reporter: she was told that it was too late, and that her daughter didn'ter is vief her injuries. we hear her say may god avenge those who killed my daughter. the woman blames the hospital for poor medical care. health facilities across yemen are overwhelmed with a growing number of victims from the conflict. many have been killed or injured in the military campaign that has entered its seventh month. >> translator: my father was injured in air strikes targeting our people. my father was coming down the stairways when the house was targeted. he suffers a head injury. >> reporter: thousands are stranded or have fled from their

i am jonah hull on the macedonian/serbian border. plus why protecting south africa's bow tancal bounty is threatening the livelihood of traditi traditional bush doctors. ♪ is >>> the lions gate behind me here a length, walk away from the traditional point access to the compound. great anger mounting among palestinians. groups gathering outside lions gate watching the trickle of tour itself who are able to flow in unfetterred past the police who sealed off the old city to palestinians. >> france is boosting security at its entrances to the channel tunnel. it's the under sealing between the french port of calais and the u.k. the new execute measures come after more than 1 refugees entered the tunnel in an effort to reach britain. >>> hungary says russia is key to endings the war in syria and stemming flow of refugees into europe. it's foreign minister told the u.n. moscow's cooperation is necessary in fighting isil. meanwhile as jonah hull reports, the refugees stillflowing in to europe. >> pick a point the a random on the route throug

jonah hall has been speaking to some of the refugees. >> pick a paint on random through the route from europe. this is the last train station in macedonia on the serbia border. nothing's changed, day in and day out, they keep coming, the weary, the relieved, the hopeful. >> we have around eight trains per day, sometimes more, sometimes less in 24 hours. >> do you see any sign at all of this flow of people slowing down, coming to an end? >> people were saying that october is going to be slower, but we are not seeing anything like that. >> this young man is an english teacher from raqqa in syria. >> do you feel your spirits are high? do you feel strong? >> yes, yes, i think my morale is so high to travel to another country, different places and different people, and like my friends, they are having a honeymoon. >> they are on their honeymoon, newly married? >> yes, bride and groom, honeymoon with different sights, train, bus. >> so a very active sightseeing honeymoon adventure there, and you're happy. >> they are very happy. >> well, congratulations. >> i want to ask you about the russia

jonah goldberg, senior editor at "national review." and amy stoddard. let's get this straight, charles, the president and putin meet at the u.n. saying they're going to have this deconflict ion about the russian military. the way we find out that russia is going to start strikes, that are not on isis by the way, is a russian general essentially knocking on the door of the u.s. embassy in baghdad. >> and delivering a demarche. a nasty statement, a kind of ultimatum. we're doing this, we're going to do it within an hour and we don't want you in the air when we're doing this. it's one thing to be humiliated. it's another thing to have that demonstrated to the world when our allies are looking at us, wondering who's in charge here. the united states is told by russia one hour earlier that they're going to attack isis. the soviet ministry announces that they hit isis targets. everyone knows it is a lie. like all the lies issued in the ukraine. they were not hitting isis, isis isn't in the area. were hitting the city of homs. which is a stronghold for treat s

. >> i'm jonah hull, towns on a well trodden route overrun with refugees, as the u.n. asks turkey for help. >>> jail after charged with torturing a child. >>> nato is calling on russia to assess violations of turkish air space and explain itself after incursion into that air space. nato has told russia to stop attacking opposition groups inside turkey. turkey summoning russia's ambassador. >> translator: what we have received from russia this morning is that this was a mistake, that they respect turkey's borders and this will not happen again. turkey's rules of engagement apply to all planes, be they syrian, russian or from elsewhere. for russia which blocked u.n. security council resolutions to be actively involved in syria is both a incursion and serious situation. >> russia's foreign smints sergey lavroministersergey lavrs offered to coordinate more with u.s. >> i talked about the free syrian army, i've asked john kerry to give information, who is this free syrian army, if it were a real structure with armed groups, patriotic group of citizens we don't hide that. >>

jonah hull, al jazeera on the macedonia -- /serbia border. >> 70 fishermen are missing after a typhoonit emergency workers said 24 boats from two provinces had disappeared. more than half have still unaccounted for. the coast guard and the army are conducting search and rescue operations. >>> mexico's first ever independent governor has been sworn in. jaime rodriguez colderon. he have has vowed to eradicate corruption. meeting the man who is challenging the political eti light. >> reporter: his nickname is el bronco which roughly translates into untameable. his heroes are the lone ranger and zorro. the nextal masked rider who because injust est. riding an almost identical black stallion, he went from town to town. prosper outs border state literally passing the hat to get himself elected as meth co's first ever independent governor. >> people wan to know how he managed to defeat the system. i tell him, we were characters of star wars did he haefeating empire with a legion of citizens who organized. it made them more powerful than the political parties. >> a social conservative who curs

jonah hull, al jazeera, sweden. >>> there have been morallies in south africa, calling on the governmentp out corruption. our correspondent there is tania page. >> reporter: workers in south africa's biggest trade union standing up to corruption. the national union of metal workers of south africa was barred from taking part in the first march last month, the union's leader says it was sabotaged. >> this is [ inaudible ] agenda, and it [ inaudible ] in the past two decades [ inaudible ] mass unemployment, mass inequality, and we're using this march to say to the government they must wake up. >> reporter: government corruption is estimated to cost south africa billions a year. some analysts believe some opposition forces could be using the anti-corruption movement to test such port for the possible creation of a new political party. >> the most important thing is that many of the forces joining these marches are critical both of the government, the public sector, and increasingly also the private sector, and you can see there is a kind of desire to find an alternative. >> reporter: for ma

jonah hull, al jazeera, in southern bavaria. >>> the united nations says there is enough food in theo feed each and every one of those, but almost 800 million people are going hungry every day. the u.n. has released a bleak report on global food security for millions of people. haiti tops the list. more than half of the population there isn't getting enough food. that's more than 5 million people. the next three country on his the list are all in africa, more than 40% of the people in zambia, the central african rib republic and namibia go hungry. that adds up to 10 mill wrap people. fifth on the list is north korea. 40 bun% of its population go hungry there. contrast that with the amount of food going to waste worldwide. around a third of food produced globally, more than a billion tons wasted each and he have year. mexico, however, has a new initiative to avoid food waste and help the needy. john hulman reports. >> reporter: the mexico city wholesale food market in the biggest in the world according to the government who run it. it's a hive the activity. 30,000 metric tons of meat,

jonah hull, al jazeera, sweden. >>> iran is facing a key deadline to submit information on its nuclearthe parliament and council have approved an international deal limiting the country's nuclear activity for in exchange for sanctions relief. the u.n.'s nuclear watchdog must verify that iran is not developing weapons. they want teheran to provide more details by thursday for a final assessment which will be released at the end of year. >>> now vietnam says it's concerned with china's construction of two lighthouses on the disputed spratly islands saying they are seriously infringing on the countri' sovereignty. the comments come ahead of china hosting an envelopa informal mef defense ministers. china claims the spratly islands within its borders its claims overlap other countries. beijing has denounces a u.s. plan to conduct a so-called freedom navigations exercise program. the u.s. is beefing up its presence in the region as step vaessen reports now. >> reporter: two world powers flexing their muscles over seven small islands in the south china sea. the construction includes what the

. >> i'm jonah hull in sweden.nd of a long journey from the war in syria. >> reporter: people in guinea await the results of the presidential election, which opposition candidates say was rigged. >>> and in sport, the chicago cubs haven't won the world series since 1908, but they have made history in this year's playoffs. all of the details with sunna later in the program. ♪ >>> there's more evidence that chinese economy is slowing down. new data shows that consumer inflation, decelerated in september, putting more pressure on beijing to stimulate the economy. local businesses are struggling to deal with the downturn as adrian brown reports. >> reporter: it's the world's christmas showroom, a vast one-stop impore um for traders from around the world. 60% of all christmas decorations are made here. today an cater of china's economy. >> translator: this year is very bad. much worse compared with last year. my business has dropped by almost half. >> reporter: the factory makes artificial christmas trees. this shipment

jonah, i'm going to leave you there. go resume your heavy drinking somewhere, and have one or two on me. all right. let's welcome tonight's guests. every time this man opens his mouth, an angel gets headlights. gavin mcginnis. she's so adorable, she belts rainbows. and internet action force editor in chief. i don't know what that is. part of her probation is that she sit here and not stab anyone. and our op-ed national review. and finally, made of wood, up to no good. the liberal panel. >> boo! >> shut up, liberal panel. i didn't even ask you a question yet. i want to go to carrie first. you're the most normal person here. meaning probably -- >> that's not saying anything. >> i know. she's probably the least political. you live in l.a. you do tv sthoes. >> so instantly i know nothing. >> no -- >> you're fired. >> have you been paying attention? and what are your -- what's your assessment so far? >> i don't know. what exactly are you referring to? >> where do you see this going? >> the -- >> the race. >> racism is bad. so

i am jonah hull on the mats doa macedonian border. >> details later on with sara regarding venus ander opponent. >>> 39 civilians and 14 fighters have been killed during four days of russian airstrikes according to the observetive for human rights. the kremlin said it carried out 20 airstrikes in the last 24 hours. they targeted nine positions held by isil including the main stronghold, raqqa province. syria's western-backed political opposition and armed groups have rejected a u.n. peace plan saying it will not work in its current form. in july, the special envoy invited working faxes to form working groups, an idea backed by the syrian president bur the opposition said assad should have no place in syria's future. >> a syrian coalition and armed groups opposed to syria's government have rejected that u.n. initiative to try to get all sides talking again. instead, they are calling on the international community to take a clear political position against russia's military intervention. zeina hodr has the report. >> reporter: the airstrikes, a recipe for disaster, the u.s. airstrikes

, as jonah was in the belly of the great fish three days and three nights, so shall the son of man be in the heart of the earth. this scriptural scientist, i want you to study, who is the son of man? he is a man from a man. don't you be looking for no spook. the believers in spooks don't understand the law of cause and effect. that is why it your seats which have not shown forth the glory of god show your food for the bloodsuckers of the poor. 85% of the people in every nation are in poverty. and 10% of the people have knowledge but will not share it with the poor. so they live off the poor, in america. 85% of white people don't understand the law of cause and effect. but there is 10% among them that do understand. they work for the rich and they work against the poor and the poor are poisoned animal eaters. they eat hog flesh. sounding their mental powers and robbing them of their beauty, appearance, they don't know the law of cause and effect. they believe that all that you see is happening from a mystery god. but there is 10% that know and they are sucking the blood of the poor. in

jonah hull reports now from bavaria. >> reporter: when chancellor angela merkel delivered what appearedbe an open invitation to refugees earlier this summer it is likely that even she did not foresee the effect germany would take in 800,000 people this year, she said. the real figure could be almost double that. well, here we are in a small germantown on the bank of the inn river on that side there, austria, this is the point where picture postcard meets the face of human traged tragedy. how long do you think you will stay here? >> for life. >> reporter: the rest of your lifes? >> yes. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: but there are sign that his germany's generosity is wearing thin. last week, mrs. merkel was tipped to win the nobel peace prize no for her humanitarian leadership. dishe didn't. and even her closest political allies are turning against her policy on refugees. how many more people can germany take? >> translator: one of our main concerns is the unlimited migration could recreate insurmountable problems. >> reporter: already problems are mounting. videos posted on social media sh

meanwhile as jonah hull reports, the refugees are still flowing into europe. >> pick a point at randomn the route through europe. this is the last train stationing? macedonia on the serbia border. nothing has changed day and day out, they keep coming, the weary, the relieved, the hopeful. sdmchl we have around eight trains per day. sometimes more, sometimes less in 24 hours. >> do you see any sign at all of this flow of people slowing down? >>, coming to an end? >> people are sighing that october is going to be slower but we are not seeing anything like that. >> this young man is an english teach frer raqqa do you have your spirits are high? >> yes. i think my morals is still high to travel to different places and good friends, people. and like my friends, they are having honeymoon. >> they are on failure honey snoon newly married? >> yes, bride and groom. honeymoon with different sights. train, bus. >> a very active sight-seeing honeymoon adventure there? and irhappy? you are happy? >> yes. >> congratulations. i want to ask you about the russian activities now in the past few days in

this is homs in preparation for a new government attack which they fear plus: i am jonah hull. thousands have turned out to say no to the world's biggest trade agreement that few people know anything about. >> this formula one crash. andy will be here with that story and the rest of the sport. ♪ >>> deaths of four more palestinian, wounding of more p israeliis. three palestinians also died having been hurt during the previous's day's violence. israel said the system has -- dome system has intercepted a rocket launched from gaza. john kerry has spoken separately to the israeli prime minister and the palestinian prime minister over concerns of the continuing violence. mike hanna reports from west jerusalem. >> reporter: protesters gathered near ramalay and the occupied west bank. they were% sdpersed by israel forces. as in previous days, demonstrators would retreat under fire and advance again behind a volley of stones. in the village of yata, near hebbr hebbron, a strong display. flags of all political faxes being waved during the funeral of hatam al juni shot dead after stabbin

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jonah hull, al jazeera, sweden. >> thousands of french police have been protesting about what they say are increasing the unsafe working conditions. here they are outside of the justice ministry calling for more sport. this was a week after a shootout in a paris suburb. >> just a matter of days, but the impact of taliban control is still being felt. the group has now pulled its fighters out of kunduz. but many people have already fled from. >> i couldn't go to his funeral. the road was unsafe and also on two unrecognizable. my mother wa was--i was the only breadwinner for the family. because of this i could not see my father for the last time. >> the fighters raided the station and stole all of the equipment, records and video files. a few photos are all that remains of what was the only independent tv station in kunduz. now her fiancÉ is kabul is worried. >> now that she's here, when i go out with her i feel like we're in danger, and i don't want her going out alone. >> the taliban has pulled out of kunduz city, but she said that there are taliban fighters in surrounding districts, an

it's nice, jonah, isn't it, to see the media live down to the stereotype, their horribleness. let's talk about the reaction to that. you often see republican candidates attack the press but, from my perspective, ted cruz went above and beyond. he created a masterpiece on the stage. do you think it worked? >> i think it worked great for him. he already raised a lot of money. he was exactly right. ted cruz is a classically trained debater. and he was able to sort of remember all of the stupid questions that the other guys were asked and repackage them on the moderator. i'm actually in agreement with ted cruz and ben carson. in those clips you just played, the real outrage isn't the bias or nasty or misleading questions that come from these moderators for republicans. you know, you're supposed to be able to hit a curveball when you're running for the president of the united states. what's outrageous is they don't do anything of this sort to democrats and that's sort of the standard practice, that republicans are always asked these, when did you stop beating your wife questions an

. >> i'm jonah hull in sweden, the epic end of a long journey from the war in syria. >> robin adams live with sport. we have the drama surrounding the tokyo 2020 games is back in the spotlight. and also more on the crisis on the world football governing body. more coming up. >> hello there, a warm welcome to the program. washington is stepping in as violence between israel and palestine continues to escalate. earlier in bethlehem, palestinianforces through tear gas as palestinians threw stones. they would create roadblocks to close off entrances to palestinian neighborhoods as well as deployment of israeli soldiers. secretary of state john kerry plans to travel to the middle east to call for qualm while the state department has played down the possibility of a revived peace process. we have more now on the continuing violence. [ gunfire ] >> chaos in the streets of bet la ha bethlehem. army troops have been deployed in what government calls heightened security measures. >> you can see it's almost empty here. >> and occupied east jerusalem is sentencely calm. palestinian residents perhaps

jonah takes online reservations through yelp. he even had the "today" show hosts licking their chops. the dishes run from 10 to $20 which covers groceries. reservations are a must. >> jonah has a wait list of hundreds of clients. he's booked until january. it's the kind of thing that would make most restaurants jealous. >> i may have to cool down the acceptance of people who i don't know or the frequency with which this is happening. the health department has opened an inquiry to determine if he should be subjected to rules and regulations of restaurants. >> i think of myself as maybe better than the average college student but definitely not an i'm pleasantly surprised by the feedback. >> and an economics major. he'll be a salve vvy businessman. >>> it's a cliche but it's chamber of commerce weather. it really is. it's gorgeous out there. it's autumn. today it feels like it. and we haven't had a lot of that, so it feels like a treat. we'll go through all the details for you to start our day. times square, it's early in the morni

jonah hull, al jazeera in southern bavaria. >> russian security forces say they have arrested a group preparing an attack on mowrveg. no details have beemoscow. no details on the number suspects or their identity. >>> gazprom has received a balance of $234 million. under the deal, crien' ukraine'e energy company will pay an amount of $520 million. prompted a pro-russian surnt in thinsurgentin the east of the c. >>> police in the u.k. have announced they would no longer stand guard outside the ecuado r ecuadoran embassy. >> wikileaks founder took refuge here in a small room behind that flag and he has been here ever since. he is afraid if he were to go to sweden he would be extradited on to united states. for the cost of this police operation has been almost $18 million and at a time when resources are stretched and budgets under scrutiny it is a cost that's become increasingly hard to justify. especially since mr. assange has no sign of leaving. covert approach use a number of tactics about he does decide to leave. but increasingly frustrated 50 situation the foreign office said today

jonah hull, al jazeera, sweden. >> ironworkers clog the streets of johannesburg today. hundreds of them took part, the union leaders complain that large contracts are being watered to countries in china, taking jobs away from locals. protesters also carried signs, demanding south africa president jacob zuma restore the amount of money to restore his home. >>> world population expected to exceed 9 billion by 2050. guatemala is experimenting with growing food at schools. al jazeera's daifer plersal jazr reports. >> children sowing the seeds of change. these students are harvesting chipoline, a crop high in protein. >> we start off preparing the land and mixg the earth. we make the beds, plant the seeds, harvest, take them to school and eat them. >> with a majority of children here suffering from chronic malnutrition, local teachers have wanted to introduce organic gardening for years. but now they've turned the dream into a reality. >> the world needs real change makers and the best place to chart is with children. by teaching them to grow their own food without the chemi

jonah hull, al jazeera, bavaria. >> almost two and a half thousand refugees are on their way through mainland greece, the ship is one of three being used to bring refugees from the island of lesbos, on the turkish coast. men and women disembarking, immediately took a bus to athens for next stage of their journey. well, australia is in negotiations with the philippines to resettle refugees it's holding on the pacific island nation of that areu. thanaru.from manila, jamilla aln reports. >> even as far as europe, it provided sanctuary to hundreds of refugees who fled from vietnam during the civil war in the 1970s. they built a vietnamese village on the isle of pa pa palao. in a span of five years to take the refugees. something that officials here have strongly denied. >> in this recent issue of migration of refugees, we can consider, but at the same time, we have to take into account our own resources and capabilities. >> reporter: refugees have tried to reach australia's shores have been sent to hundreds of prisons on manos island and papua new guinea and the small pacific island of n

i mean, tv is going to have to play a little ball with the rnc here. >> we should point out, jonah, that national review, partner with nbc for are that debate although the rnc says you are good to go. it's just your partner that maybe the problem. >> trust us a little bit more. at least on a liberal bias side. there is no harm for any of these presidential candidates to freeze out the rnc at a time when the ted cruz is talking about the washington cartel. ted cruz is trying to prove he isup set it wasn't all his faith fault. secondly trying to pedal nbc thank you and may i have another. get them to grabble and come back to the table. >> after the debate, it's time to head into the candidate casino. it is friday, after all. some people love. this some people really hate it. it's amazing on twitter and facebook. we do it anyway. we're back with the panel. you have $100 in chips. this is to find the eventual nominee. how do you break up your 100ed? steve hayes? >> so for the republicans i'm giving $55 to marco rubio. 25 to ted cruz. 10 to chris christie. 5 each to ben carson and donald trum

jonah goldberg is here. this was a heart wrenching moment.nd beau very much wanted his dad to run for president and it appears that joe biden was the source for that column. how damaging is that? >> well, i mean, i am not a big fan of joe biden's. i have criticized them a lot over the years. but on this i would encourage people to wait and hear his version or response to this politico story. there are a lot of details we don't know. did maureen hear this happened and then contacted joe biden? if the thing is simply untrue, or subinstantially untrue and being pedaled by the clinton's to get him out of the race, joe biden needs to come out and say this is an outrageous story. >> this is joe biden. this is someone who speaks openly about this emotions. to me, it is not really an indictment for him to have spoken with maureen and he shared this story about what transpired between him and his son before he died. i think people accept joe biden as being an emotional man who bears his soul and talks about what is going on in his life. you mentioned

jonah hull is in serbia. >> one of several in a well trodden route through europe, syrians to gets here, may have crossed the sea. why officials in brussels are keen to enlist the help of turkish president erdogan. they want him to improve the conditions of refugees, to allow them to work, to dissuade them from making the journey. >> translator: for more than four years turkey has been opening doors to people fleeing conflict in syria and iraq providing support and care for them at the highest levels. now we see more recently, eu countries coming face to face with asylum seekers from syria. turkey is open to all kinds of cooperation in terms of a common policy across europe. >> at the processing center, they give papers to some 4,000 people a day, putting them straight on to buses to croatia, where they will become someone else's problem. >> how long have you been in this queue? >> three days. >> do you think many more people are waiting to make this journey, the same journey you are making? >> of course. everyone wants to escape from the bar there. >> some countries like serbia here, m

i mean, tv is going to have to play a little ball with the rnc here. >> we should point out, jonah, thatw, partner with nbc for are that debate although the rnc says you are good to go. it's just your partner that maybe the problem. >> trust us a little bit more. at least on a liberal bias side. there is no harm for any of these presidential candidates to freeze out the rnc at a time when the ted cruz is talking about the washington cartel. ted cruz is trying to prove he isup set it wasn't all his faith fault. secondly trying to pedal nbc thank you and may i have another. get them to grabble and come back to the table. >> after the debate, it's time to head into the candidate casino. it is friday, after all. some people love. this some people really hate it. it's amazing on twitter and facebook. we do it anyway. we're back with the panel. you have $100 in chips. this is to find the eventual nominee. how do you break up your 100ed? steve hayes? >> so for the republicans i'm giving $55 to marco rubio. 25 to ted cruz. 10 to chris christie. 5 each to ben carson and donald trump. i mean, i th

we'll come to her in a moment, first, jonah hull live in the syrian town where refugees must register before continuing into europe. what are you seeing and hearing there? >> they have been saying in the previous months that this crisis might begin to ebb around october in anticipation of the cold weather, the winter come be, which will present dreadful obstacles for people continuing to major this journey. there is no sign of that happening now here. here, one of many towns on this well trodden route through europe, it is completely overrun by refugees. the process be center behind me here, they're giving papers to around 4,000, 5,000 people every single day and setting them up the road on buss to croatia to continue their journey. on the whole, europe is struggling. some countries have managed to get their acts together. serbia, macedonia, greece are processing people much better than they were. further up the line, hungary are in open revote for a plan against quotas to be put in place. there is trading that insults between countries up the line. germany does not have infinite capa

jonah hall, al jazeera, serbia. >>> the bodies of almost 100 refugees have been discovered washed up on beaches in western libya. the libyan red crescent says 85 were found close to the capital of tripoli and at least ten more 50 kilometers west. it's a major departure point hoping to take refugees north to europe. >>> there have been three car bombings in iraq killing at least 57 people, one attack happened in the town of hollis northeast of baghdad. the explosion went off in a crowded marketplace. the second blast was at a market. iraqi police say there was another explosion on the northern outskirts of baghdad. >>> parts of baghdad's heavy fortified green zone have been re-opened to the public. it's largely off limits to iraqis since the u.s.-led invasion of the country in 2003. al jazeera has more now from baghdad. >> reporter: it would have been unthinkable just a few days ago to see traffic movely freely down this road. since sunday parts of baghdad's heavy fortified green zone have been open to the public. the decision was announced by the prime minister and is seen as part of