speaking to us there from les paul sankey for your time. now the coronavirus pandemic and the south asia south china sea feud are high on the agenda for diplomatic talks in southeast asia the 10 nation asay and bloc is holding a delayed summit with foreign ministers meeting virtually because of the outbreak scott hide everything or some bangkok. the any meetings are viewed as an opportunity for the host country this year vietnam to showcase its culture progress and position but not only have 2020 meetings and summits switched to virtual gatherings their traditions and the usual focus on the big regional issues this year are taking a backseat because of covert 19 but even more than the pandemic itself it's the dire economic downturn the region is preparing for i think that this is foremost in the minds of foreign ministers and i think they'll be looking for creative and practical ways of trying to. quickly recover in 2021 they may also be talking about opportunities for allowing tourism or travel bubbles or other things like this have been d

also ahead fire forces thousands of migrants and refugees out of their camp on the greek island of les pauls just days after the corona virus outbreak one of the front runners for a covert 1000 vaccine suspend trials after participants falls ill and displaced and desperate for help hundreds of thousands of people are affected by flooding in sudan. thank you very much for joining us we begin with breaking news in afghanistan's vice president has survived what appears to have been an assassination attempt at least 6 people were killed when his convoy was bombed in kabul the former intelligence chief is one of the most targeted men in afghanistan and has escaped several attempts on his life a short time after the blast he post said this video goes lot after work about it for i want to assure you in a message that i'm following unsafe but some of my security guards injured and they are in hospital i do not know about because you are to use about 0 people and once again i'm sorry about this i don't want to thank all of those who sin the messages about my health i want to thank all the security fo

agreed to take the move follows a fire that destroyed the morea migrant camp on the greek island of les paul's leaving about 12000 displaced people living out mostly out in the open. russian opposition leader. has posted on social media for the 1st time since his poisoning last month he had a picture from the berlin hospital where he's being treated surrounded by his family his spokeswoman says he plans to return to russia after he recovers. news

thousands of refugees are searching for shelter on the greek island of les paul's after being forced to spend the night out in the open fire start through their biggest scam pay in europe on a tuesday night ships are being sent in by the greek government to provide accommodation. sent us this report. this was one of europe's largest refugee camps morea on the greek island of lesbos fires have torn through tents and dilapidated structures they were thought to have been deliberately lit by people fed up with that desperate existence compounded by corona fires here out there. today far far. far. it is thousands of people became homeless once again precious family belongings hastily bundled together to form a makeshift bedding there were no fatalities but these are lives thrust even deeper now into limbo is very very very unfair to fit in very different chord. is a very broad. chord proport far more you know his calm very clear if you don't want to go is living here because this is a problem but if i may be dead now is you know the camp had housed more than 12000 people in cramped unsani

when it comes to as a matter of urgency transferring $400.00 of comedy by ners from the hill in les pauls in moria to the mainland it's a matter of being binding fully directly ruled by european law which is mandatory for the member states so that we never have more yet never again but we don't have them produce a needle we can have out again again in the canary islands people. living in camps of misery awaiting from some signal of solidarity from the rest of the european union when it is clear that is in the g.o.p. an issue and it has to be a european response well the signal has come from germany and france they both countries have said that take some of the refugees from moria but the greeks apparently say not so fast we need to get them into the camps we don't want to create more reasons to come here so well isn't this another for inside the e.u. here. just yesterday oppression for you made it clear that migration is not and menace is not a threat it is a fact it has always been there and it has to be managed but managed at a european level and i say said fragmentary and a hawk. rooty

refugees on the greek island of les paul subbing moved into a new site after their camp burned down last week refugees are demanding humanitarian assistance and want to be taken to the greek mainland. a turkish vessel sent to explore for oil and gas prospects in the eastern mediterranean has returned home greece welcomed the move turkey says it was shadowed and that it will not renounce its claims. early results in russian local elections show the ruling party is on course for victory in most regions but supporters of opposition leader alexina volley are predicted to make gains he of course remains hospitalized in germany and is recovering from a suspected poisoning the election is being closely monitored ahead of parliamentary elections next year now reports. if these elections are being watched more closely than ever it's because of a rising sense of discontent among parts of the public tens of millions of russians have been voting for local parliaments and regional governors weeks after the german government said opposition leader alexina valley had been poisoned. novelli still in hos

we begin with breaking news fire has swept through greece's largest migrant camp on the island of les paul sufficient say multiple blazes broke out overnight the morea facility prompting a mass evacuation firefighters say the flames destroyed much of the cat which is home to nearly $13000.00 asylum seekers media suggest the fires might have been started in protest over coronavirus isolation measures dozens of migrants have tested positive for the virus riot police have been deployed along the road leading to the nearest town. for the very latest we're joined now by. athens you've been to moria frequently what are your sources telling you about the situation on the ground there right now. well i was just speaking to the regional governor who oversees the situation on the island and he told me that the fire has to literally wiped out the entire refugee camp and that is creating a huge logistical problem for the authorities no injuries however have been reported but the fire has last more than 2 to 25 excuse me 12500 refugees on the streets scrambling to find some sort of space ground and the

than 10000 migrants including children are still sleeping on the streets of the great island of les pauls after a 5 to strut their refugee camp police are trying to move them into a new tent city but many don't want to go also coming out to look at new migrant arrivals on the canary islands as thousands of refugees continue.

good to have you with us fire has swept through the biggest migrant camp on the greek island of les pauls thousands of refugees that moria have been taken to safety away from the overcrowded facility there were no immediate reports of casualties authorities are investigating the blaze as arson local media reports suggest the fires may have been started as a protest against a coronavirus lockdown imposed this week. daylight reveals the devastation morea lies in ruins it was a temporary home for over 12000 migrants stuck on the greek island of les boss human rights groups have long deplored conditions in the overcrowded camps operating at 4 times its intended capacity. overnight several shacks went up in flames before the entire camp began to burn. winds reaching 70 kilometers per hour fanned the flames forcing thousands to flee. their our. city from our 1st night here. or are. the inhabitants headed to nearby hills and woods others began walking to the island's capital mytilene e. riot police were deployed along the roads amid fears that the camp's residents might spread the coronavirus ac

news live from bellaire an urgent appeal from the red cross to evacuate 12000 migrants from les paul and spent a 2nd night outside after a massive fire destroyed the memorial refugee camp and that we thought well will they go now. also coming up president trump on the fire again for playing down the coronavirus outbreak.

youngsters left homeless after tuesday's fire at the morea refugee camp on the greek island of les paul's german interior minister's hosts a home folks have around $150.00 of them would be brought to germany and friends but the details are still being worked out with the other e.u. nations involved greece has provided a ferry to house some of the 12000 displaced refugees 2 more ships will be sent in the coming days for the past 3 nights. most have slept in the open and are struggling to get food and water. the 3rd night in the open in the parking lot of a supermarket people who thought they had nothing left to lose have lost what little remained some bear the injuries sustained in trying to rescue their meager possessions from the flames and now autumn is coming and the nights are getting colder. on that idiotic war that never was. there that there was the night light was already not. as bad as conditions were inside the cramped refugee compound the situation for the 13000 former residents of moria is now even worse. this cannot be all in this one lake we cannot be sleeping on this bill i

march and get heavy with this fire has swept through greece's largest migrant camp on the island of les pauls thousands of refugees morea have been evacuated from the overcrowded facility there are no immediate reports of casualties local media reports suggest the fires may have been started deliberately to protest lockdown measures and. posed on the camp earlier this week. was. more on fire after several shots went off in flames almost the entire camp began to burn in the early hours of the morning flames were found by 70 kilometer per hour winds. thousands of migrants were evacuated once more in their lives they have nowhere to go. from here out there a few days apart for the night here. or are. you know. some firefighters said they were met with resistance from residents as they work to tackle the blaze the inhabitants of fled to nearby hills and woods some are believed to be heading for the island's capital mytilene e. human rights groups have long criticized greek authorities for failing to prevent overcrowding at island camps morea was designed for around 3000 migrants but most recently

and living in the new morea migrants a makeshift camp on the greek island of les paul says like a prison with for strict id movement and poor sanitation we hear from the reporter who was allowed to incite. on public only yes we open the program with some breaking news involving money laundering and legal financial flows and a banking scandal of gigantic proportions for years banks around the world appear to have helped to divert and conceal funds originating from criminal activities documents leaked. from u.s. financial authority thin sank seem to show how banks helped to circumvent international sanctions including those against iran and syria danish and british banks but also deutsche bank are implicated in the leaked files all over the world criminals are using the global financial system to launder money it's a dirty but lucrative business for the banks. if a bank notices a suspicious transfer it has to report it to the authorities. thousands of such reports were of time by by the fayed news. and then evaluated by the i.c.i. jai it's an international network of investigative journali

alexandra phenomenon is now close to the remains of the morea refugee camp on the greek island of les paul's earlier we asked her to describe what's happening there . tired tense traumatized thousands of people are stranded here along the streets leading to what used to be their camp of moria many of them are families with small kids and babies some of them told me there are sick and needs medical assistance the greek government has promised to provide them with housing but that might take days or even weeks a situation on bearable for them as well as for the local population unless boss. let's check in on some of the stories making news around the world. at least 7 people are dead and hundreds injured after violent protests erupted in the colombian capital bogota this unrest follows the death of a man and police custody a video of officers holding down and tasing the man went viral on social media. the 1st case of african swine fever has been confirmed in a wild boy in germany according to the country's i recall to minister the disease is not dangerous to humans but is fatal to pigs authori

take days or even weeks the situation unbearable for them as well as for the local population on les pauls. more than 14000 firefighters are battling 28 major blazes across the u.s. state of california high speed winds of whipped up wildfires that are consuming homes in a mountain community the wildfires have no respect for state lines as they range up and down the west coast burning into neighboring states washington and oregon hundreds of thousands of people have been evacuated in the region and at least 7 people have died but officials expect that number to rise some areas are still impossible to reach. california fire fights a riot weddle has been relentlessly battling blazes and saving lives in the angeles national forest for more than a week he spoke to you about his experiences with this the worst wildfire in modern history barrett. there's more fires than there are resources here and right now. the government agencies are doing their best to get more resources from other states. and what we have done is a lot of us were up and down the street in the last couple weeks we just came b

your news here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you police on the greek island of les pauls have become transfer of migrants to an emergency tent camp also a fire destroyed the produce caught thousands in sleeping on the streets since the fire but after the reluctance to move to the new facade. coming up next in c.w. news asia women in afghanistan the mob their rights be respected in trust and talks continue and. why in the us coronavirus death writes so low people that say victims are being delivered deliberately undercount. some old with my colleague here a strategy coming up right now. that's will. beethoven is for me. is for. me to open this for him. is her. beethoven is for. beethoven is for embryonic. beethoven 2020. the 50th anniversary here on d w. life on earth one of a kind and. a gigantic coincidence. where the improbable happened. to shoot at office was the day of the creation of our solar system without a planet is a bit like winning the lottery. what is more unique stored september 18th on d w. every day counts for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its

just migrant camp on the island of les paul sufficient multiple blazes broke out overnight at the morea facility prompting a mass evacuation firefighters say the flames gutted the camp which was home to nearly $13000.00 asylum seekers greek media suggest the fires might have been started in protest over coronavirus isolation measurements dozens of camp residents had recently tested positive for the virus riot police have been deployed along the road leading to the nearest town. or for the very latest now we're joined by the chorus in athens you've been to moria frequently what are your sources telling you there about the situation on the ground right now. well it's still very precarious saudis have been speaking to are telling me that the camp is literally been wiped out no injuries at this point counted but there are nearly 13000 people out there on the streets refugees in the sign them seekers adding on the fact of this covert pandemic and that there's been an outbreak of. a cup of 19 in that particular camp this is on top of a security issue also health hazard and that's why we have

as a reason when some 5000 migrants have moved into a new temporary camp on the island of les paul's. 13000 runs out in the open since fire has destroyed the highlands of the product morea migrant town police are accompanying those willing to go to the new town but so far the majority of people remain outside the new facility many say they fear and in stuck in the time for years to come. correspondent is on lesbos in greece he's met one man who's set of a makeshift soup kitchen in the way. to show solidarity with the thousands of people left without shelter. it's 2 hours until lunch time cost us policeman openness and his team have to hurry they're cooking for about 2000 people today outdoors and with the most basic equipment not an easy task. but it's what if and i do you often have difficulties with the high winds and we need more helpers to come here to join us for today he thought aki is on the menu greek noodles with vegetables the meals are provided by a volunteer organization they set up his mobile kitchen in the ruins of moria just days after a fire obliterated europe's larges

correspondent alexander phenomenon is close to the remains of the morea refugee camp on the greek island of les paul's earlier we asked her to describe what's happening there. tired tense traumatized thousands of people are stranded here along the streets leading to what used to be the camp of moriah many of them are families with small kids and babies some of them told me there are sick and needs medical assistance the greek government has promised to provide them with housing but that might take days or even weeks the situation on bearable for them as well as for the local population on less. than 14000 firefighters are battling 28 major blazes across the u.s. state of california high speed winds have whipped up wildfires that are consuming homes in a mountain community the wildfires have no respect for state lines as they rage up and down the west coast burning into neighboring states washington and oregon hundreds of thousands of people have been evacuated in the region and at least 7 people have died but officials expect that number to rise some areas still impossible to reach. california firefig

off by the flames thousands of migrants spent a 2nd night without shelter on the greek island of les paul softer the largest refugee camp in europe the maria camp was destroyed by fire on tuesday and wednesday following protests against coronavirus restrictions the greek government says the margins won't be moved to the mainland and it could take days to find them housing and concern the latest fire at beirut's airport will disrupt their response to last month's explosion the fire broke out in a warehouse holding food supplies on thursday no one was hurt and most of the flames have now been extinguished. they got your up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera the latest edition of the stream is next. i am steve clemons i have a question to ask these days it's hard to filter out the noise and keep track of what's really important the bottom line tackles the big issues this issue a p united states its people its economy and the way it deals with the rest of the world the bottom line only on al-jazeera. i am to me i can feel what she is strange the united nations has declared its attempted

also ahead fire forces thousands of migrants and refugees out of their camp on the greek island of les paul's just.

all around the wild starting with how mike rents have clashed with police on the greek island of les paul's. asylum seekers gathered to voice that anger over the rebuilding of the marri a camp which burned down to 4 days ago former residents are asking to be read out of that. countries greek officials say the facility was set to light by migrants after a coronavirus lockdown was in. colombia has seen a thought consecutive night of riots against police brutality street violence has left at least 13 people dead and hundreds wounded the armrest broke out after a video was released showing a man being pinned to the ground and tasered by police for allegedly violating a social distancing rules he later died in hospital. on the spanish government is under fire over its handling of the pandemic people took to the streets of madrid on saturday calling on the prime minister to resign and it's off to spain reported a daily record and infection numbers. phase 3 trials are now underway for the russian coronavirus vaccine negri tests shipments already being made nationwide it's off to an international p

largest migrant camp on tuesday night a fire broke out at the morea facility on the greek island of les paul's on wednesday night a 2nd fire broke out there were no reports of casualties from either incident and thousands of refugees have been taken to safety local officials suspect it may have been a protest against a coronavirus lockdown imposed earlier this week now a state of emergency is in effect on the entire island. is in ruins. it was a temporary home for over 12000 migrants stuck in the group. human rights groups deplored conditions in the overcrowded camp which was operating at 4 times its intended capacity. now politicians from around europe are calling on the block's members to take action. these are horrible pictures that we see in what is happening. i think it is important that we don't leave this just today we have already offered the greek government every support we can the most important right now protect people and to give immediate. thanks to a quick reaction from the staff. greek police and fire brigade we had no. people in hospital and of course now the. people tonight.

recall authorities are begun housing thousands of migrants in a new tenant city on the island of les paul's that's lost the morea camp they had been in was destroyed in a suspected arson attack by residents themselves earlier this month. i mean. 70 police officers in protective suits were dispatched to the island many migrants have been living on the streets since the fire and a number have been refusing to be re housed in the tent camp riot police tried to round up underscore them to the need for a celebrity the greek government believes the fire is a sign the secure closed to units are the only safe option. but the use of force is showing the need to immediately close the disciplined open reception centers for refugees and migrants integrate closed controlled centers which will provide humane living conditions double fencing secu and francis surveillance systems and far safety the morea migrant camp was the largest refugee center and europe however it was severely overcrowded and witnessed a covert outbreak analysts we spoke to believe the situation highlights the failure of europe's migr

plan was proposed after the recent fire at the more we have refugee camp on the greek island of les pauls they have a crowded facility burned down to early and down early this month nothing more than one more than 13000 migrants without shelter and putting the e.u. migration crisis back into the spotlight france and germany agreed to accept unaccompanied youngster and later and also agree to accept around 3000 other people from the camp but many more are still stranded on the island living in tents and makeshift accommodation from a creek here and pay notice merriest is a professor. says the visa graduates approach is selfish. at the moment inclusive. and 65000 people and they are who. should be process blue skin not all of these applications or not members of the european union suit water if we don't get worked out of the book your ladyship then only 2 percent of. 165000 people would stay greece that's to say around 4000 people and the other those go to the other member states the european union or union. of the. blue support otherwise evident point the. benefits nothing then this big eu

migrants with nowhere left to go after a massive fire destroys the morea camp on the greek island of les paul's we'll hear from an n.c.o. trying to help on the ground. plus the n.f.l. kicks off in the u.s. things are different this season for the fans as well as for the title contenders in 22 and. flow i'm terry martin good to have you with us u.s. president all trump is under fire again for his handling of the credit virus outbreak following an explosive new book in that book veteran journalist bob woodward says trump deliberately downplayed the dangers posed by the virus in the 1st weeks of the pandemic i don't news conference the president defended his handling of the crisis from said he was not lying to the public but that they did not want calls of panic it's more than $189.00. americans have died of the virus so far on friday i don't want to create panic well joining me here in the studio for more is a reporter and u.s. expert peter. peter what do you make of trump's explanation for apparently misleading the american public about the dangers of the credible right i mean i think one thing

the largest refugee camp on the green card of les paul spoke to the ground leaving hundreds without shelter raising fear.

greek authorities have become housing thousands of migrants and they need tent city on the island a les paul said south of the moria camp they had been in was destroyed in a suspected arson attack by residents themselves earlier this month. so 70 police officers you can see them there in protective suits were dispatched to the island many migrants have been living on the street since the fire a number of been refusing to be re housed in the new tent camps are riot police try to round them up on the score than there the greek government believes the fire is a sign they say that secure closed the units are the only safe option. for the use of force the showing the need to immediately close the discipline to open reception centers for refugees and migrants and to great closed controlled centers which will provide humane living conditions double fencing secure entrances surveillance systems and fire safety more in migrant camp was the largest refugee center in europe but it was severely overcrowded and witnessed a covert outbreak to analysts we spoke to believe the situation highlights the failu

agreed to take the move follows a fire that destroyed the morea migrant camp on the greek island of les paul's leaving about 12000 displaced people living out mostly out in the open. russian opposition leader. has posted on social media for the 1st time since his poisoning last month he had a picture from the berlin hospital where he's being treated surrounded by his family his spokeswoman says he plans to return to russia after he recovers. news from women follow us on twitter and on instagram news or visit our website at www dot com. org. the united arab emirates in bahrain today agreed to normalize relations with israel a deal brokered by the us president donald trump now trump and these 3 middle east countries they try to project a picture of the normality that they want us to see a picture of a middle east minus human rights abuses and minus the israeli palestinian problem and a picture minus the pandemic notice all them into signing the agreement today they gladly wore the mantle of peace not one of them were facemask i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. the biggest optimists were sh

migrants with nowhere left to go after a massive fire destroys the morea camp on the greek island of les paul's we'll hear from the n.g.'s trying to help the ground. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us u.s. president under fire again for his handling of the corona virus outbreak following an explosive new book in that book veteran journalist bob woodward says trump deliberately downplayed the danger posed by the virus in the 1st weeks of the pandemic at a news conference the president defended his handling of the crisis from said he was not lying to the public but that he did not want to called panix more than 189000 americans have died from the virus so far i don't want people to be frightened i don't want to create panic well joining me here in the studio for more is to reporter and us expert peter went to tell peter what do you make of trump's xx. the nation for apparently misleading the american public about the dangers of a credible right i mean i think one thing to understand about trump is that he is he's a big believer in the power of positive thinking right he likes to talk

agreed to take the move follows a fire that destroyed the morea migrant camp on the greek island of les paul's leaving about 12000 displaced people living out mostly out in the open. russian opposition. has posted on social media for the 1st time since his poisoning last month he said a picture from the berlin hospital where he's being treated surrounded by his family his spokeswoman says he plans to return to russia after he recovers. this is news from roman follow us on twitter and on instagram news or visit our website at www dot com. or. the united arab emirates in bahrain today agreed to normalize relations with israel a deal brokered by the us president donald trump now trump and these 3 middle east countries they tried to project a picture of the normality that they want us to see a picture of a middle east minus human rights abuses and minus the israeli palestinian problem and a picture minus the pandemic notice all them into signing the agreement today they gladly wore the mantle of peace not one of them were facemask i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. the biggest optimists were

as a welcome to the program fire swept through the largest migrant camp on the greek island of les paul's thousands of refugees maria have been brought to safety away from the overcrowded facility there were no immediate reports of casualties authorities are investigating the blaze as arson local media reports suggest that the fires may have been started as a protest against a coronavirus lockdown imposed this week. morio. on fire after several shacks went up in flames almost the entire camp began to burn in the early hours of the morning flames were found by 70 kilometer per hour winds. thousands of migrants were evacuated once more in their lives they have nowhere to go. from here our. few days apart for a night here. or are. you know. some fire fighters said they were met with resistance from residents as they work to tackle the blaze the inhabitants of fled to nearby hills and woods some are believed to be heading for the island's capital mytilene e. human rights groups have long criticized grieco thora tease for failing to prevent overcrowding at island camps morea was designed for a

without shelter as fires are again burning in europe's largest refugee camp on the greek island of les paul's. play watching al-jazeera live from our world headquarters in doha fully back t. ball also coming up fears of water borne disease in so donna water has receded leaving tens of thousands of people in unsanitary conditions towns burnt off the map in the u.s. as unprecedented fire is raging along the west coast.

did i miss my son of there reporting from les pauls to brazil now where more than 10 percent of the world's largest wetlands the towns are now being devastated by unprecedented fires those fighting the blazes can only hope that enough rain comes to help extinguish the flames but it's more than just hot and dry conditions that stand in the way of protecting that region. for the past several weeks catastrophic forest fires have ravaged the nature reserve destroying a unique ecosystem in the process the director of the reserve has watched helplessly as more of the protected landscape burns each day. last year alone $10000.00 hectares of forest burnt to the ground this year it's been 3 times that much it's a huge loss. this area is one of the most biodiverse places in the world tourists flock here to see endangered animals in the wild. like the jarvis stork. and jaguars. these are the worst fires the area has seen in over a decade for their north players are also raging in the amazon rain forest many of them were started illegally to clear forest for farming the smoke from those fires has sprea

behind me they're meant to symbolize the and happens often morea refugee camp on the greek island of les paul's camp i was originally built for 3000 people in our house is 13000 and it was seen as 1st confirmed coronavirus case just a couple of days ago and calling to evacuate this camp immediately they're also saying we have space the protesters organized under the malta we have space signalling the readiness off communities all over germany may receive signals out to take in refugees and migrants i know joined by one of the spokesperson said once that organizing initiatives off this protest. was from the social movement ziegler curry. you've been to more yourself you organized the trip in the february with several mayors wanted to draw attention to the plight of that refugee camp this case has been on the agenda for quite some time now why organize this protest now because the situation is worsening every day that means we don't have any time to do this and we think it's important to remember those people and to bring it up on the political again and again and to say to demand the immediate e

mosco time i there thanks for watching this weekend amongst the stories ahead the greek island of les paul says creating a new tent city than for the thousands of migrants who displaced after the suspected arson attack destroyed their last camp just one of the stories who got lined up for you. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being that. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the death. or inmate in the shallowness. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. russia's demanding media dances from washington are from n.b.c. news report claimed america's providing weapons to ukrainian militants in crimea unnamed use official speak about their country's support of terrorist activities in the counties in this case these talks specifically about russia if that is true we demand that the u.s. side clarify as to whether or not w

been a very high the commission hopes the scenes of a farming migrant camp on the greek island of les paul's will be the catalyst for change. morea is a stark reminder we need to find sustainable solutions on migration and we all have to step up. moreas residents know rehung used in another makeshift camp can only hope that action comes sooner rather than later. for more now we're joined by our correspondent barbara veins all in brussels she is standing in front of the european commission building where a special display is taking place tell us more. you know this is a group of political activists they call themselves led by junkies they were quite active during the sit in london and they have come out here tonight to sort of project images of migrants and the police of migrants onto the commission building here in the back office because they want to remind the european union that they say we don't deserve to be treated like this we're human beings we deserve more than just to be managed because that is really at the core of this new proposal that's on the table it's supposed to manage migr

migrants with nowhere left to go after a massive fire destroys the morea temple the greek island of les paul's we'll hear from lindsey.

the commission hopes the scenes of a foreign migrant camp on the greek island of les pauls will be the catalyst for change. morea is a stark reminder we need to find sustainable solutions on migration and we all have to step up. moreas residents know rehung used in another makeshift camp can only hope that action comes sooner rather than later. and for more now we're joined by our correspondent barbara vizio in brussels she is standing in front of the european commission building where a special display is taking place tell us more you know this is a group of political activists they call themselves led by junkies they were quite active during the sit in london and they have come out each night to sort of project images of migrants and the police of migrants onto the commission building here in the back office because they want to remind the european union they they say we don't deserve to be treated like this we're human beings we deserve more than just to be managed because that is really at the core of this new proposal that's on the table it's supposed to manage migration better an

though it houses more than $20000.00 caroline well men is project coordinator for covert $1000.00 and les pauls for doctors without borders she disagrees with that the session to place the migrant camp on the quarantine right now priority is now that is 1st he says been found is to make sure. you can be done in the context receive them you know that isolation can be done for people who were on who have been in contact with the person and of course that treatment is available for people what has happened at the same time is that because there are groups that are in full quarantine at the time which is actually absolutely not what we recommend because it will sort of people's access to essential services and therefore actually not help immediately. and then it's. people who are not you distance people who not wash their hands on a regular basis and who are. over 230 people who are especially at risk because i ate them. who are still at the state of the camp and those are the people who should also be evacuated urgently. so to the u.s. the midwest states are experiencing a surge in coded $1000.00

fire has destroyed greece's largest refugee camp which is located on the island of les paul's is left around $13000.00 migrants without shelter the same camp had already been in the center of local concerns over the coronavirus reports. some are describing this as a time bomb that has finally exploded thousands fled the morea migrant camp on the greek island of lesbos in the early hours of wednesday after those fires broke out now firefighters spent hour tackling the blaze which is said to started in the field around the camp but also there are suggestions that there were fires started within the camp itself this is a camp that houses almost $13000.00 migrants according to him for migrants 70 percent of those who've been living there are from afghanistan but there are people from around 70 other countries that have made this tourist camp their home for months or perhaps even years. living there were living it 4 times the capacity that the camp was set up to look after at the time now those who fled the camp this morning made their way on the highway towards the port at me to leni some

thousands of refugees and migrants spent a 3rd night without shelter and little food on the on and of les paul says john psaropoulos is there he says people who already had very little have lost everything. we are still seeing some people hanging around this area trying to find the belongings that weren't destroyed by several fires over a 3 day period the most recent of them yesterday we were filming as they were being lit and we witnessed several fires starting up these houses that have been set up around the main camp outside the perimeter of the official camp are also now mostly destroyed so this entire area is basically uninhabitable the government says that it has managed to provide them with water food and we have seen people who have struggled back here carting bottles of fresh water away but the next step is to get them to shelter and headlines india and china have agreed to deescalate tensions with a 5 point agreement that comes days after shots were fired across their disputed border for the 1st time in 45 years water borne diseases are a growing threat in sudan following catastrophi

that there will stay on the streets as long as he remains in office refugees in the greek island of les pauls of a moved into a new site after their camp burnt down last week the refugees are demanding humanitarian assistance and want to be taken to the greek mainland. a turkish vessel sent to map out possible oil and gas drilling prospects in a disputed area of the eastern mediterranean has returned home tensions flared last month after one chorus sent the ship along with a naval escort greece has welcomed the move the turkey's defense minister says the ship's return was shuttled and does not mean encore has given up on its rights in the eastern mediterranean. the u.s. national weather service has issued a red flag warning for high winds the extreme conditions are threatening to intensify raechel wildfires across the west coast nearly 100 fires are burning across 3 states president donald trump will be visiting california on monday israel's government has announced a 3 week nationwide lockdown in an attempt to stop the coronavirus spread making at the 1st country to reimpose restrictions on

protesting refugees have been demanding permission to leave the greek island of les paul's and go to the mainland thousands spent another night without shelter to fires destroyed europe's largest refugee camp earlier this week. let's get more on that story looks now at how the european union has been reacting as this crisis unfolds. this is the reality for the thousands of refugees on the greek island of last boss caught between the streets and an even more precarious future. and these are the politicians who are tasked with finding a solution to a crisis that has been gnawing at the european union after 5 years of attempts and acknowledgement from brussels that it has so far failed to come up with a comprehensive plan. and we really. it's. really. not a good. vote. on this. but. this is where that failure is being felt most all. the roads where makeshift tents housed those left with nowhere to stay but only 10 member states have offered to take in the most vulnerable of those left stranded body s. 406 unaccompanied children with france and germany taking up $150.00 each they are the

travel to the mainland or further into europe but that fire at the marina camp on the island of les paul's has led to the government relocating them john psaropoulos reports from the port of. athens. the people on board this ferry have been waiting for this moment for a long time they're among thousands of refugees on greece's east asian islands who received asylum months ago and haven't been allowed onto the mainland because there wasn't enough accommodation for them after a fire destroyed europe's biggest refugee camp on lesbos earlier this month the government decided to move them it started with the most vulnerable unaccompanied minors and is now moving those who've received asylum this kuwaiti bedouin has been in greece for nearly 2 years 8 months ago he and his 2 sons received asylum now that he's on mainland europe he doesn't plan to stay in greece very able to go to school well yes and very i think if you stay in greece. you know. germany. germany coming here these 2 families have travelled across asia they too intend to leave for germany i have. got. you tell me what's your job wh

representative in greece is asking european nations for help and housing them 70 deca has more from les pauls. it's a story of 2 people those cleaning up this all of grove the islanders who've been hosting thousands of refugees and migrants for years now and those who try to find shelter here on this private land after their camp burned down to the ground last week. my life has changed completely we can all look here soon we should start harvesting the olives how can you harvest here it is not possible them and us we understand them but they should also understand us something that sadly isn't happening. ever since fire swept through moria camp here on the greek. thousands of refugees and migrants have been forced to mostly fend for themselves so this gives you an indication of just how many people still remain on the streets you've got men on one side you've got women on the other and what they're waiting for at the moment is food handouts by one of the n.g.o.s there is still very much a lack of coordination and aid effort here and this is a very bad he said no. no. not. yet the greek author

thousands of refugees are settling into a new tent city on the greek island of les pauls after a fire swept through their old camp 9 days ago many of them have been reluctant to move in because they're worried they'll be stuck there. for us judges temporarily blocked what he's calling politically motivated changes to the postal service ahead of the november election the case has been brought by 14 states who say the changes threaten the delivery time of mail in ballots the judge says some harm has already been done. the u.s. president has announced a series of measures to promote what he's calling patry arctic education in his speech at the national archives museum he said the new so-called 776 commission would quote teach our youth to love america is criticize what he called a left wing indoctrination which he said views every issue through the lens of race and moves in response to the new york times $1619.00 project it highlights the long term consequences of slavery and the contributions of black americans trump has already threatened to cut funding from schools that have incorpora

greece's overcrowded morea migrant camp more than $12000.00 people in the camp on the island of les pauls have now been placed on the current team after its 1st case was reported last week a groups are warning that social distancing and basic hygiene measures are impossible to implement in the cramped facility. by economists estimate not in america is at risk of losing up to 45000000 jobs because of a global pandemic ecuador has been one of the hardest hit economies in the region with more than 1100000 people rather in need of work and another 5000000 fighting to keep their jobs a lot america it's a lucy and human reports the. 3 years ago dorrans have been struggling to keep their heads above water in a troubled economy 8 months ago only 4 out of 10 people had full employment. now with the pandemic the job market has collapsed. she said in a bias texas a which she calls the depressing trip down memory lane this is where she used to run a modest but successful cathy with 4 employees. this was a bustling area where people gathered on weekends there were lots of tourists this was my coffee s