it's evening in macedonia we arranged a meeting with the calif family but they've already gone neither the greek nor the macedonian police could stop them it seems porous borders like the one here make an illegal return to greece and the european union easy. but hope that that family can find a place to call home soon. sports now and the renewal of one of soccer's big rivalries england hosted germany in a friendly between the two countries that have already qualified for the twenty eighteen world cup the pace was quick in the first half and both sides had their share of scoring opportunities but neither could put the ball in the net both coaches experimented with different combinations in a dull second half the final result from one of the stadium in london a score this nil nil draw. senegal has grabbed for the remaining slots for next summer's world cup they took advantage of a second chance given by soccer's governing body and defeated south africa to know the single is actually lost to the south africans a year ago but were allowed to replay the game because of max fixed fixing by t

evening in macedonia we arranged a meeting with the calif family but they've already gone neither the greek nor the macedonian police could stop them it seems porous borders like the one here make an illegal return to greece and the european union easy. sports now and senegal grabbed one of the remaining stalls for next summer's world cup they took advantage of a second chance given by governing body and defeated south africa to nil now that the senegalese actually lost to the south africans a year ago but they were allowed to play that much because of match fixing by the referee. meanwhile italy are one step closer to missing the tunnel ment in russia after dropping the first leg of their play off with sweden the four time world champions lost their substitute your one son who scored in a deflection in the sixty first minute italy can still redeem themselves with a win in the second leg of that on monday back in milan. two other qualifying playoff match ups involve teams travelling tens of thousands of kilometers over two legs heavily favored to rule came away with a scoreless draw a

they've just crossed from serbia back into macedonia illegally. now my sons have no home that's the worst thing and. i don't know where the home is neither do my sons. from serbia we tried to get to romania there was no chance the police and us back then we tried to enter hungary also illegally it didn't work. back on macedonia is northern border to serbia it is possible to get through and that's why a red cross team patrols here to aid the estimated one hundred people who decide every week to turn back on the balkan route. this month is reaching almost three hundred people a month. versus almost two hundred people trying to that actually left and went on to greece that's what the callus are doing going back across the border again illegally the red cross helps the family by taking them two hundred kilometers to southern macedonia and the nearest container camp right on the border to greece. i know it's an e.u. country we want to apply for asylum in sicily nikki who get into an a you program that reunites families who have families in germany and

but what was to become of ottoman macedonia. belgariad had different ambitions from greece and serbia and they were all against the albanians a new war broke out this time between the parties that it only recently been allies it was no longer a war of liberation by the people against their oppressors now it was a war between nations they all fought for themselves and were prepared to destroy only others all those who spoke a different language or had a different face. entire villages were massacred people were displaced raped and forcibly converted areas were to be cleansed with all means possible. more than four hundred thousand people were forcibly moved most of the muslims. it means the beginning of what we would call ethnic cleansing what i think that you have in the nine hundred ninety s. is an example of something that starts in the late nineteenth century and explodes in the early twentieth and that is the way in which weak states deploy violence against. ethnic populations either through their own soldiers or more usuall

two weeks now we've had as one or another of them on the threats always been the same italy greece macedonia bug area albania sometimes and the north of africa where there is the low as it sits the amount of rain is produced you see the results already in flash flooding the figures well in scope here for example in macedonia hundred ninety minutes so there abouts in twenty four hours that risk remains this is the picture for friday it's still greece and macedonia a little bit less so the threat in italy but it's still this general area hasn't gone away it's cold elsewhere northern parts of europe not in single figures as day max and it's cold enough and there's been some snow for the skiing season starting went to places and still with the for one to the other areas with rain still falling in northern germany the snow in scandinavia it's nineteen in madrid you'll notice i barely has warmed up and quieten down as has france now you know what i'm going to say here and she is going to be algeria tunisia libya maybe egypt where you see showers thrown off from this circulation temperature wise we

members of the macedonia baptist church marched over the weekend hoping to stop a developer if buildingf of river road in bethesda. the burial ground was covered over in the 60's. the church members say they don't want to see the land that the cemetery sat on obscured a second time. >> have an incredible amount of people here who just really do not want to see a desecration, a further desecration of an african burial ground. we've been met with a lot of disrespect and disregard but nevertheless we continue to go back and plead our case there. >> are not going to let this project move along without some pushback. no word on when the issue is up again for public debate. >> scary moments for dozens of college students when the floor they are partying on collapses beneath them. >> another great weekend at the box office for marvel studios. >> live look outside across the region at 4:51, 41 is the temp. back in a moment. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> time now is 4:53. cell phone video captures the moment a floor collapses under a group of college kids partying in denton, texas, around 2:00 a.m. students we

others are croats both albania and macedonia now in light of the unequal way things across different ethnic groups critics have slammed the tribunals as unbalanced some of the rulings of the tribunal have been criticized as politically motivated and on top of that several people have died while being on trial with questions raised over the circumstances of the death also the trials have dragged on for years in some cases even decades political analyst on both doubts that anyone can get a fair sentence at the hague when we talk about the whole war itself the united states government tried to force the croats and the muslims to become allies of course they did not want to be allies they fought each other but whenever the muslims in the courts for each other america sided with the muslims and you'll see that this croatian general is one of the victims of america's policy of muslims first everybody else later nobody got a fair trial neither the serbs nor the croats nor the muslims. some people took their lives into their own hands rather than become. puppet players you know play scripted

. >> they gathered at the macedonia baptist church on river road and marched to the african moses cemeteryl rights icon walter fontroy was among the march. the cemetery contains the bodies of three generations of africans and their defendants. there are no immediate plans to build a parking garage, but there's no guarantee one won't be built in the future. >>> it was a day of football and friendship for homeless people in our area today at the father mckenna center in northwest washington. omega psi phi hosted the fraternity as they do each year. the mckenna center serves 100 homeless men hot breakfast and lunch daily. >> and the impact is tremendous. you know, on any given day either one of us can walk down the street. if they see one of us in our colors, they'll acknowledge us, you know, give us accolades on how they have enjoyed what we have been providing at the mckenna center. >> the fraternity today also honored mckenna center director of men's programs cortez mcdaniel as its citizen of the year. mcdaniel is a homeless advocate who also served time in prison before he began working w

europe and it still will be throughout thursday the rain bit further south still italy greece and macedonia and probably to the south of that now beyond it most the rest of europe is now enjoying much quieter and not even as cold with the temps has dropped a single figures in many places you can as you can see the next band of clouds is just start a band of cloud if anything it makes things slightly less co eighteen billion ten in passes for the two of rain but the rain is still falling they be not so much in italy but in greece you'll notice and that's come friday obviously with where it is going to find rain forty again and still in algeria tunisia and libya the second ations very obvious it just stone eastward so it might take the showers even as far away as north need shoot some comes out behind and surprisingly it's not like much colder. right. well again the top stories this hour on al-jazeera a south african delegation has arrived in zimbabwe to attempt to mediate a way out of the political crisis that the army seized power wednesday and placed president robert mugabe under house arr

in europe and it still will be throughout certainly the rain but further south still italy greece macedonia and probably to the science of that now beyond it most the rest of europe is now enjoying much quieter and not even ask how with the temp has dropped a single figures in many places as you can see the next band of clouds is just start a band of cloud if anything it makes things slightly less co eighteen billion ten in passes for the two of rain but the rain is still falling maybe not so much in italy but in greece you'll notice and that's come friday obviously with where it is going to find rain forty again and still in algeria tunisia and libya the secular nation very obvious it drifts only eastward so it might take the showers even as far away as north need shit sun comes up behind and surprisingly it's not like much colder. violence and discrimination are all too familiar to many women in india a reality too often reinforced by molly wood. but it's leading star is throwing his weight behind the cause thanksgiving to the g.o.p. and using his celebrity to advocate for gender equality

further risk of flooding in greece and italy in macedonia hasn't disappeared but it is starting to weaken the whole thing is still circulation this storm system but it's now expanding which means it will not have such concentrated thunderstorms there's no obvious other thing here cold front coming down through northern europe nice not particularly active it is still representing cold read we're already down to single figures for most of northern europe anyway and here's the rain forecast for friday southern italy the focus but still greece and it's heading across towards the western side of turkey everything to the west of and south of france is now enjoying quiet weather is not necessarily especially warm we're eleven degrees in paris and we're eighteen in madrid and if anything that would be much the same tomorrow now i'm giving you overnight footage here and you lose a bit of snow for you in the east the size of austria otherwise nothing much happened another frontal system bringing rain now once again to northern germany and scandinavia so with the circulation central mediterranean yo

here for quite some time central italy hundred fifty nine millimeters of rain in twenty four hours macedonia hundred eleven millimeters of rain in the same space of time in the south of course this is where we say those problems very close to athens and these pictures speak for themselves ready playschool mantra has been struggling here very dramatic footage of the deadly floods have moved in across the air. i'm afraid we still have further spells of rain in our forecast heavy downpours to just around italy balkans down to grace from thursday into friday and you can see i'm afraid it does stay pretty wet in and around the area further north as you say very little change temps getting up to around nine or ten celsius for london and paris nineteen degrees for madrid not too bad here for the stormy weather that we have crossed central parts of the mediterranean well that will also bring a few showers into tunisia and libya. the weather sponsored by qatar and race. and when they're on line we were in hurricane. almost like thirty six hours these are the things that new u.k. has to address or if

this is the same organization that has teamed up with george soros in countries like macedonia.haven't speaking for the president as well says that they are going to be a big change in u.s. aid that will go directly to persecuted minorities like christians there. and then when the spokesman comes out for not only u.s.a., but also state department, and basically pushes back against the administration, i got a real, real problem with that. and the populations of christmases have fallingen in fees countries interest. in syria and hack wyoming almost 08%. u.n. camps are filled with infiltrators and basically christian does not go into these u.n. camps from whence come our refugees in to our country. and so this is why it's so important for the tax dollars of the united states to go directly to these % persecuted groups rather than the corrupt and obviously incompetent u.s. agencies? >> it seems purposefully. this is not the first time usai. there are so many poignant stories and so much suffering that comes out of these places. tell us what we are getting wrong, do you think, in thi

foreign policy in places such as macedonia or zimbabwe.washington post" is in bed with these folks, it makes me a little concerned. i'm not all that surprised though. >> george soros is a big problem, but just behind him, there is a new richest man, he's with $100 million. he conveniently owns "the washington post." in fact, he acquired it last year. right after donald trump's surprise victory, he hired many journalists and reporters who went all over washington to try to find evidence of collusion. "the washington post" was one of the most well read newspapers in the country has now become a political arm of the leftist causes. they invited him on the front and center stage in this secret meeting, but it's important to remember, they are right there together. >> kimberly: he become increasingly more dangerous. certainly his financial ability to influence american journalis journalism. >> absolutely. consider what happened here. you have a reporter who was assigned to cover president trump strategizing with these progressives and leftists.

this is the same organization that has teamed up with george soros in countries like macedonia.haven't speaking for the president as well says that they are going to be a big change in u.s. aid that will go directly to persecuted minorities like christians there. and then when the spokesman comes out for not only u.s.a., but also state department, and basically pushes back against the administration, i got a real, real problem with that. and the populations of christmases have fallingen in fees countries interest. in syria and hack wyoming almost 08%. u.n. camps are filled with infiltrators and basically christian does not go into these u.n. camps from whence come our refugees in to our country. and so this is why it's so important for the tax dollars of the united states to go directly to these % persecuted groups rather than the corrupt and obviously incompetent u.s. agencies? >> it seems purposefully. this is not the first time usai. there are so many poignant stories and so much suffering that comes out of these places. tell us what we are getting wrong, do you think, in thi

they arrived there two days before the border between greece and macedonia was closed.y thought a matter of days and they could keep going like the millions we saw walking through europe and then they couldn't. they got stuck. they got fed up and decided to move on. >> you couldn't have been with them every step of the journey. at one point i understand you left a camera behind. what was it like to review the footage of their self-documentation? >> it's an interesting process. what one reason we decided to go with this family after meeting a bunch in the camp was because if man said he was a film maker. my ears perked and i think this will be interesting. he started documenting the family and his actions, he was an activist in aleppo. he knew what he was doing. he taught his nieces how to do it. i think the collaboration, if you will, of them filming themselves and us filming them led to a very intimate film leaving the camera with them meant you get family bickering. you get a little bit of -- >> it's a reality show. >> it's a reality show of refugees. >> i can't belie

in macedonia who are running these fake news sites. i inherit nothing from the democratic party.omey was more than happy to talk about my emails but he wouldn't talk investigation of the russians. i also think i was the victim of a very broad assumption i was going to win. >> brian: i did not know sheha was a judge on "the voice." i don't know if that chair turns. clinton used today's appearance to talk about more than just her defeat. america has a large numberce of white supremacists who have made common cause with the president. >> i think there has proven to be more white supremacists and white nationalists than i wish there were in our country as we saw tragically in charlottesville and other places. and they have made common cause with the president's agenda out of their own mouth that he is someone that they are counting on to promote it. >> brian: clinton expressed doubts whether she could ever possibly be friendly toward president trump like she was in the past. >> i said we all need to give him a chance. and we all need to support our president. we have one president at

circulating around the area of low pressure has just been feeding right into italy to greece into macedonia and the bug area and it's still going it's still raining and you know we had a very fatal flash flood flash flood i see nothing quite that extent falling out of the sky but as you can see it is still raining ingres we're talking about forty fifty millimeters per share and of course sandbags are an obvious defense against i think potentially happening now i'd like to say the news is good in the immediate future but it's not yet this is a position for today's forecast the green is the raid and the windows of the circular to take you overnight the rain still there in southern italy in greece it is edging search the g into western turkey and it's not bone dry greece tomorrow but it does look like northwest of athens there's no chance of a shower however is the forecast the showers are still going to be around this low is fed rather cold air has been coming down and elsewhere in europe now elsewhere in europe the season has changed things are settled down and people are actually enjoying t

millimeters of rain for the entire month of november so that's a huge amount of rainfall in the macedonia hundred eighty nine millimeters of rain of course as we come down into grace if we go with more of those awful pitches across the area this is just to the west of athens where of course we did see the flooding rains come through take a wider here this is pictures taken from drone that made its way across the area here and you can see just how expansive the flooding has become as i say begin to see further heavy showers going on through the remainder of thursday going on into friday and then signs of something a little dry for sas day hopefully finally clearing pater by sunday. evident thanks very much still to come here on the news hour driving towards a cleaner future one of the world's biggest polluters spending big on electric cars . and in the sports news the bulgarian player making a big impact. oh is it allison when they're on line we were in hurricane winds full almost like thirty six hours these are the things that has to address or if you join us on sunday i'm a member of a c

in europe and it still will be throughout thursday the rain bit further south still italy greece macedonia and probably to the science of that now beyond its most the rest of europe is now enjoying much quieter and not even as cold with the temp has dropped a single figures in many places you can as you can see the next band of clouds is just out a band of tiredness anything it makes things slightly less co eighteen billion ten in passes for the two of rain but the rain is still falling they be not so much in italy but in greece you'll notice and that's come friday obviously with where it is going to find rain forty again and still in algeria tunisia and libya the secular nation very obvious it dristan eastward so it might take the showers even as far away as normally jute sun comes up behind and surprisingly it's not like much colder. sun blessed beaches breathtaking scenery but there's another reason that draws people to cyprus it's not always easy for mixed faith couples to marry in the middle east and that's why the mediterranean island has become an ideal destination for couples and l

hungary, slovenia, macedonia, sweden, they're all doing it.italy later this year. how's that going to go down, i'd like to ask. [inaudible conversations] [laughter] stuart: thank you, one and all. >> thank you. stuart: shortly, we'll be joined by football legend herschel walker. he's helping give away a truck, that one right there, to one very special military person or first responder. we'll get his take on the anthem protest as well, herschel walker. >>> and we're joined by the man who's planning to run for governor of california as the republican candidate. i don't think he's got a shot of winning, but i'll ask him why he's doing this. [laughter] are there any republicans in california? yes, there are, just a few. >>> tesla showed off its new roadster for the first time last week, 0-0 in 1-- can 0-61 in 1.9 seconds. now elon musk says -- pie in the sky dreaming, wait for it -- he might make, the car might be able to fly. >> what? >> pigs might fly too. stuart: back in 90 seconds. >> the jetsons. [laughter] ♪ ♪ if you have medicare parts a a