they have reached european soil on the island of malta.he maltese navy rescued many people, including children, after their boat capsized. any are skipping the civil war in syria. other say they're coming from palestinian territories. the situation is stretching the authorities and malta, but countries leader has appealed to the european union for more help. >> my position is clear. it is good this is being brought up at the european council meetings in very good it will be discussed. but talking is not enough. italian naval personnel also rescued dozens of survivors and escorted them to sicily, where an uncertain fate awaits them at refugee centers. the u.n. reports 32 thousand migrants have arrived in southern italy and malta this year alone. two thirds of them have requested asylum. >> the african union says it will not allow the international criminal court to prosecute an incumbent head of state. the trial of the canyon president is due to start next month on charges of crimes against humanity. on relationssummit with the icc, kenyatt

either the owner border of malta or lampedusa. the maltese and the greeks have put forward a proposal and we have to wait and see what is going to happen at the european union table. >> carl, thanks for that in maul amalta. >> suicide bombers and gunmen have killed 20 members of the security forces in western iraq's. a number of police and army check points were targeted in anbar province and there were attacks west of birubta. bush fires that have banf been g in southeast australia appear to be easing. there is still a real danger to property and people. thousands of people have been asked to leave their homes around the australian city of sydney. unpredictable weather is making conditions even tougher for crews battling dozens of fires. andrew thomas is west of sydney following this story for us. andrew, thanks for joining us. the winds have changed. i believe that is some good news? >> that's right. well scenario is being painted on tuesday and wednesday morning by fires chiefs of what was likely to com come. we are pretty apoc

malta is the first gateway to europe from north africa.s year alone, loan, more than one and a half thousand people have been rescued and taken to ma at that happens shores, its government says the rest of europe isn't sharing the burden of responsibility. >> we cannot afford to give them what they expected. they left their country they took the risk crossing the desert and the sea hoping to find a better future unfortunately in malta they don't 90 it. >> reporter: this is where they happened up. military-run detention center. under maltese law, they can be locked up here for up to 18 months. waiting to be processed. these migrant saw all they want is freedom. but the maltese government insists it cannot let them go because there is no one on the islands to look after them. it says that perhaps this harsh treatment will discourage others from coming here. many of these men are from the horn of africa. living in these cramped dormitories with no access to the outside world they have this message for my grand heading to europe. >> that's why

malta was not their destination. malta was just in the way. it was between the island of lampedusa. had meetings with the police commissioner and liberation officers, and trying to find a way to get identification from malta if they want to stay here or go somewhere else. but i'm trying to extend visas to go to another country. these immigrants believe they will be considered refugees and they'll be able to settle down. i'll trying to take care of th this. >> thank you for taking the time to speak to us. palestinian ambassador to malta. >>> a move part of an international deal reached to dismanedismantle assad regime. >> reporter: syria is giving up it's chemical weapons but in turn the regime may have bought time to stay in power at least until the disarmament process is completed in the middle of next year. that's around the time that the next presidential election is expected. >> such symbol among the armed forces, militia, the organizations of state, if you will, he is the one pivot that all of these circle around. >> reporter: the war is no long arrest conflict between two side

it's not a problem that we, as a small island, in the immediate mediterranean, malta. this is a real human problem. it is a human tragedy that's happening in the immediat meditn and in europe. you can't turn a blind eye -- >> what can be done? >> well, of course there should be done, there should be real solidarity and concrete action, in terms of patrolling and making sure that we don't -- we as a country, the southern part of europe, don't take all this influx alone. and the thing is that europe needs to -- they need to patrol, we need to patrol better, with joint operations from europe and also make sure that immigrants and others will be treated the best possible way. they should be distributed on other countries and given options and given a new life. we've seen mothers and fathers this morning, we were helping, rescuing and helping these people. there are children, five-year-olds, four-year-olds, i'm sure they remain traumatized from this experience. they need a future, they -- we as a country are making sure that we help but you all of you should make sure that

in malta. hundreds of people were stuck on the ship as it sank. meanings the death toll which stands at 34 could be much higher. >> they are the lucky ones. now on dry land in a mau maltese hospital with time to reflect on their ordeal. >> it was very horrible. and cannot be described. it was very horrible. we think we will be dead. >> i tal yap and maltes -- itale vessels were on the scene. many were wearing life jackets. it seems a greater tragedy had been averted. fears are growing that many more may be missing than previously reported. survivors tell of numbers on board ranging from 250 to 400. and people were trapped below deck as the boat went down. that could mean the final death toll could be much higher. u.n. refugee agencies are trying to workout how many syrian migg ranlts were on the latest boat to workout how many bodies were yet to be found. survivors said their vessel came under fire from a libyan ship as they said away from the coast. something libyan authorities have rushed to

the boats from italy and malta have been engaged in talks, and some will be taken to malta, and the others will be taken to italy. and the injured will be taken to hospitals of both malta and lamedusa. >> thank you. secretary of state john kerry will hold another day of talks with president hear could karz. was there any progress made during today's meeting? >> reporter: well, tony, it's hard to say those were talks but secretary kerry and president karzai not only had a meeting but they had a dinner together as well. the two men have a strong and long-standing relationship, they've known each other for a long time. if anyone can get this moving on this agreement is secretary kerry. >> jennifer, what are some of the issues, i know there are a few of them, but make you can outline a few of the issues holding up the agreement. >> they say the agreement is 95% done. the negotiations have been going on for a year. but the two key sticking points appear to be one, u.s. forces will be allowed to operate on their own after 2014 in the n.a.t.o. mission ends. that's something that president karzai

malta's prime minister. onleast 30 people have died a ship after a boat sank. the boat went down 100 kilometers south of lampedusa and 110 kilometers off the coast of malta. said to be refugees fleeing the civil war in syria. the overloaded vessel had been carrying more than 230 people desperate to reach european shores. a search is underway still for victims of the disaster. >> about 150 people from the capsized boat were rescued. the coast guard also picked up over 50. but many others perished in the accident, including several small children. this child and its mother were lucky to survive. athorities took them to hospital on the italian island of lampedusa. is about two years old. the mother is also young. both are so. we are trying to get them dry clothing and transfer them to the reception center. boatdia reports say the capsized in rough seas. it was trying to attention -- attract the attention of passing aircraft. this comes after just a week that 139 migrants drowned near lampedusa. it brings about

malta is the first gateway to europe from north africa.this year, mor more people have landed. >> we cannot afford to give them what they exspecked. they are crossing the desert and sea hoping to find a better future. unfortunately, they don't find it. >> this is where they end up, a military run detention center. under maltese law, they can locked up for 18 months, waiting to be processed. >> all they want is freedom, but the maltese government insists they cannot let them go because there is no one on the island to look after them. they said the treatment will perhaps discourage others from coming here. >> many of these men are from the horn of africa, living in these form stories with no access to the outside world. >> i'm telling them not to come, and look for a better life, because it's no different the life there and here. >> that's exactly what many maltese people want to hear. ten years since joining the european union, people here feel abandoned by brussels. >> malta is a very small country and we cannot afford all these people. >

>> off of malta in the mediterranean sea. >> like 650 foot vessels. >> i think it's like 533 but stackedith all the cargo, and they had to do that specifically. >> stephen: these guys just come out and essentially like a boston whaler. >> this is interesting because it had never happened prior to 2009 because the ships are -- can go far, relatively fast, and have very high hulls and pirates, hijackers, could not get on board except for these guys with the went to home depot and bought a ladder. (laughter). >> stephen: really? they have achieved ladder technology in somalia? >> they have. that's right. >> stephen: but here's what i don't understand is that you guys -- the original captain, captain phillips, they used hoses to try to -- like literally like fire hoses to blow them off. >> yes. >> stephen: this is an enormous boat with billions of dollars worth of cargo. >> peanuts, tennis shoes, b.m.w. s, t.v.s. >.>> stephen: they can't afford a single gun? there are no guns on the ship. they are not allowed. they weren't allowed at the time by international law. you cannot bring firearms i

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pictures emerge of the rescue of hundreds of syrian refugees off the coast of malta. >>> battling the elements. fire crews in australia face dangerously high temperatures and strong winds. >>> meet the young recruits in afghanistan's first ever army officer training academy. >>> and lighter, thinner, and more powerful. the latest weapon unveiled in the battle between the global tech giants. >>> footage has emerged of hundreds of syrians refugees rescued off the maltese coast after their boat was shot at and sunk. it happened earlier in month, but the video's only just been released by the maltese coast guard. the refugees say they were left to drown 160 kilometers from the show. survivors say they were attacked by libyan traffickers after an argument about payment. it's feared more than 200 people may have drown. for more on this let's join carl in the maltese capital. these refugees allege that their boat was deliberately shot at and sunk? >> reporter: yes, adrian. this is one of the many dramatic stories we hear from many survivors who managed to make it to shore after being rescued

. >> malta's prime minister says the mediterranean sea is becoming a cemetery. in less than two weeks, two boats sank leaving hundreds death. this has called for humanitarian passage ways that would allow travelers safe passage to europe. >> huddled on deck the survivors of this latest tragedy. helped onto dry land and perhaps a new life. among them were many children shocked and cold but alive. it is thought many of those on board were syrian. the maltese prime minister appeals for help from the eu. he says the mediterranean is becoming a cemetery. >> we feel totally abandoned. there is no mincing with words, abandoned. this is a european problem. malta, lampedusa, italy, we are not our own frontiers, we are europe's frontiers. these people are looking for a future in europe and europe our colleagues cannot turn a blind face to all this. >> it could have been far worse. around 200 people were rescued. maltese and european rescue ships were on the scene. these were shot by italian navy. does dozens of people waiting to be picked up. here a toddler is handed onto

malta and lampedusa and i had ie are not our own fron frontiers e europe's frontiers and these desperateeople are looking for a future in europe and europe our colleagues could not turned a blind faith to this. maltese and italian rescue ships worked quickly on the scene. these images were filmed by the italian navy. dozens were floating in the water waiting to be picked up. here a toddler was handed on the ship. once aboard they sit wrapped in full blankets recovering from their ordeal. on the island of lampedusa this child was brought in with his mother and father but his three-year-old brother didn't make it. >> when we knew about this we knew a helicopter with ten injured people was on the way. eactivated our group and we are here ready to take action. it's barely a week since the last migrant boat disit is aer a. the worst claiming 350 lives. >> on saturday the coffins began their journey back to the homes they hoped to escape. there appears to be no end to this desperate human traffic. despite the obvious dangers thousands are still illegal to risk everything including their lives.

rough conditions off the coast of malta. our reporter has been on board one of the boats patrolling. >> here on the bridge, a good sense of the area we are talking about. there you've got sicily, and here, the coast of tunisia, and there, libya. and that is tiny lampedusa island. and this coast guard letter is looking to intercept in this area boats loaded with migrants coming up mostly from lidia. >> in general, when we intercepted the ship, in general little fish -- fishing vessel of wood, the situation is dangerous. we take immediate action in boats nearep these to our ship. and we all migrants, take them on board our ship. >> when this coast guard vessel does find a boat packed with migrants in need of rescue, they will launch one of the day knees ys here.ase -- ding could be hundreds moving around in a chaotic way on a already sinking boat. the moment of rescue if sometimes the most dangerous. sometimes there could be a risk of a cap size, the risk of migrants spilling into the sea. here is hype of industrial activity f

malta. the journey across the medicine tormediterranean is treacherous. >>> a high ranking u.s. air force member has been fired. >> reporter: it was an abrupt announcement made late on friday at the pentagon. in an audio only press conference it announced u.s. major general michael kerry has been relieved of his command as a result of loss of trust and confidence in his ability. he was in charge of making sure 450 long-range missiles remained operational and secure. but an investigation concluded kerry showed a lapse in you judgment while on a temporary assignment. >> it is not related to operational readiness nor to sexual misconduct. it is not related to operational readiness nor is it related to sexual misconduct. >> reporter: he was in charge of almost 10,000 people at three military bases. >> when you're dealing with nuclear weapons there is no room for air. if one goes off or gets into the wrong hands the consequences are devastating. you have to really hold these people to the highest of standards. >> reporter: the statement on kerry's firing lieutenant general james kowa

al jazeera, malta. >> an nfl star is dealing with a personal tragedy. the two-year-old son of minnesota vikings 8 ra adrian peterson has died from abuse. police say the boy was alone with his mother's boyfriend before the event. peterson tweeted thank you to my family, god bless everyone and thank you so much. >> darren haynes, a heartbreaking story darren. >> extremely tragic. football takes a back burner when other things like this happens, makes you think twice about what's important. >>> game 1 of the american league championship series starts tonight as the detroit tigers travel to boston to take on the white sox. the red sox are coming in red hot. >>> it is unusual to see texas unranked but took it to number 12 oklahoma today. the horns won this game 36-20. >>> and just getting started game 2 of the nlcs, cardinals and dodgers. the cardinals lead this best of seven series one game to nothing. >> darren, we'll see you coming up in just a moment. >> open for business, the government may be shut down but national parks and landmarks are opening up fo

from malta. >> huddled on deck the survivors of the latest tragedy.elped on to dry land and perhaps a new life. among them many children shocked and cold but alive. it's thought that many of those involved were syrian. the maltese prime minister appealed for help from the eu. he said the mediterranean was becoming a cemetery. >> we feel totally abandoned. there is no mixed words, abandoned. this is a european problem. malta and lamb pe lampedusa ande are not europe's frontiers. >> these desstraigh desperate pe looking for a future in europe. our colleagues aien no can not a blind faith to this. >> it could have been worse. maltese and italian rescue ships were quickly on the scene. these images were filmed by the italian navy. dozens are floating in the water waiting to be picked up. here a toddler is quickly handed on to the ship. once aboard they sit wrapped in blankets recovering from their ordeal. on the nearby island of lampedusa this young child was brought in with his father and mother but his three-year-old brother didn't make it. >> when we k

they end up in malta some of them not knowing what malta is.nd lampedusa is the island that is part of the italian territory and it's very close to libya and that is where they end up going for the most part. >> the story of the rickety boats and the people dying in the mediterranean are tragically familiar to you. some of your family were not able to make it. >> that's true. in 2011 in the end of march and beginning of april there was a similar incident that was not reported as right now around 400 people diedmen died and i have a second cousin there. and a year before that in august of 2010 we lost another family member too. this is a very sad and terrible story, but it's been going on for a while. >> it's terribly sad and we are sorry for your losses. we have a social media question for you. thanks antonio. on a huffington post story on the resent boat that capsized. why don't they go to other african countries? >> well other african countries are hostile. we are talking about somalis. for people that go to the camps that are just on the bor

malta, lampedusa, we are not our own frontiers. we are european frontiers. these desperate people are looking for a future in thei and you cannot turn a blind face to this. >> malmaltese and italian rescue ships were quickly ton scene. filmed by the italian navy. people swimming for their lives. dozens floating in the water waiting to be picked up. here a toddler is quickly handed onto the ship. once board they sit wrapped in full blankets recovering from their ordeal. on the nearby italian ienld of lampedusa, he was brought in with his mother and father and his brother did not make it. >> doctors anesthesiologists, cardiologists, we're all here ready to take action. >> it is barely a week since the last migrant boat disaster, the worst yet claiming over 350 lives. on saturday the coffins began their journey back to the homes they had hoped to escape. there appears to be no end to this desperate human traffic, despite the obvious dangers thousands are still willing to risk everything including their lives in the search of a better future, al jazeera malta. >

>> reporter: well this is a political problem mostly because this is malta and italy who are petitioninghe european union for further support. both countries have been asking brussels to coordinate a burden-sharing agreement. now two eye lanislands although are close, they are different countries. the maltese government has been burdened with a large number of migrants who are stranded here. the italian government is petitioning brussels for the same money to be granted to italy. now we know that this week the president of the european commission and the region for migration, visited the island of lampedusa in the aftermath of the tragedy of last week and pledged full support for the -- to italy and malta. however, we still have to wait and see what proposals will be fort coming with regards to solving the problem. >> all right. karl thank you. >>> now demonstrations are underway in several cities across egypt a hundred days after the coup that deposed ousted president mohammed morsi. members of the anti-coup alliance have been gathering. security forces have used tear gas to disburse th

what we need to see are concerted efforts by the european union and countries like italy and malta todo more to save people when at sea. there should be a presumption forre for rescue of all overcrowded boats even if there isn't a clear sign of distress. people shouldn't be pushed back to countries where they could face violence or persecution, and there should be no more squabbling between countries like italy and malta over where migrants schuck disembarked. squabbling tends to delay dis m disembark indication and increase the draum for people. >> that's judith sunderland there. thank you. >>> let's go live now to cairo. in fact, it's just the latest pictures that we were getting from cairo. that's the eu foreign affairs chief. she's been on a visit to cairo. let's listen in and see what she's been saying. >> i've had a number of important meetings with the president, with the deputy prime minister, with the minister of defense. i've met with the grand amman and with the coptic pope and with the other parties. so a broad range of discussions, and i want to say in the beginning that

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many of the survivors and victims were taken to malta. >> reporter: hobbled on deck the survivors of this latest tragedy. helped to dry land and perhaps a new life. among them were many children oh shocked and cold but alive. it is thought many of those on order were syriaboard were syri. they appealed for help from the e.u. he said that the it is becoming the cemetery. >> we feel abandoned. there is no mining of words, abandoned. we are not our own front here. we are europe's frontiers. these desperate people are looking for a future in europe, and europe, our colleagues, cannot turn a blind face towards this. >> reporter: it could have been far worse. around 200 people were rescued. maltese and italian rescue ships work quickly on the scene. these images were filmed by the italian navy. we can see people swimming for their lives. dozens are floating in the water waiting to be picked up. here a toddler is quickly handed on to a ship. once on board they sit wrapped in foil blankets recovering from their ordeal. on the nearby island of lampedusa this child was brought in with his moth

migrants had for ports in egypt hoping to board a vessel for italy, malta, or greece. >> lashing the shore in alexandria. europe.the gateway to smugglers take them on a perilous voyage. some pay with their lives. others, the dream of escape has ended here, in detention. we managed to film covertly in this one. even infants have been detained. wrapped in white, the bodies of three of her daughters, she wanted to take them to safety in sweden. they drowned 10 days ago when a smugglers vessel sank. i was kicking and trying to stay afloat. i looked over and i saw my handicapped daughter was gone. water.t under the goodbye, my child. my other daughter held onto my neck and said, where is my sister? did she drown? i had to tell her that she was saved. water came on top of us. i saw three white lights and i did not know that my third daughter was also gone. syrian refugees are being treated decently here. that is not how it looks. they say they are being treated like convex and are facing growing hostility. >> they are fleeing these shores. they are welcomed in the past under president mors

understand that they do not only have to help refugees but their colleagues in italy, greece, and maltaby taking over these refugees. >> i think there should be a limit, a limit for the safety of asylum seekers. if they feel the more they come, the more they're going to be able to live in europe, more will come which means more tragedy. we need a consensus among european politicians and populations. europe cannot say, you must pay more tax those. you must get your social security benefits, and then you need to have more asylum seekers and take care of them. it is not possible. >> i know in the op-ed piece you wrote, you said officials in brussels are expected to unveil a new border surveillance system for the europe he and union. >> i lost you again. >> we are not having much luck. you are alarmed by officials in brussels due to unveil a new border surveillance system. >> they're looking at this terrible tragedy and their and king, are we about to -- they are thinking, we are about to use more money on more surveillance, more control, more police when what is needed is a way to save the

la nave se hundió en aguas territoriales de malta, pero debido a lo pequeño de ese país, sus autoridades pasamos a la información internacional el día en el mundo en 60 segundos. >> en perú, pobladores de un asentamiento humano hallaron entre sus casas una bandera de sendero luminoso y dinámica que tuvo que ser desactivada. autoridades investigan este nuevo inicio de la presencia de los insurgentes. - el presidente venezolano nicolás maduro dio a conocer cambios en su gabinete y anunció la creación del centro estratégico de seguridad y protección de la patria, todo esto haría que el mandatario solicitó al congreso superpoderes para gobernar. - en guatemala, protegido con chaleco antibalas, eduardo francisco villa entró fue presentado a los tribunales por un juicio en su contra por la masacre de nueve agentes de la policía nacional, ocurrida en junio pasado. - en méxico, la ex dirigente sindical esther gordillo enfrenta una nueva acusación por fraude fiscal presentada por la procuraduría general de la república. recientemente, la exdirigente magisterial tuvo un amparo por una acusación si

. >> one of the boats went down near the island of malta. 37 drowned there. many of them were syrians fleeing the civil war. we have this report. >> huddled on deck the survivors of the latest tragedy - help on to dry land and a new life. among them many children - shocked and cold but alive. it is thought many from syrian. the maltese prime minister appealed for help from the e.u., saying the mediterranean was becoming a cemetery. >> we feel abandsoned, no mincing words. this is a european problem. malta, lampedusa, italy - we are not our own front. we are europe's front ears. that's who people are looking for a future in europe. our colleagues cannot turn blind faith to this. >> it could have been worse. 200 were rescued. maltese and italian rescue shapes were quickly on the scenes. these images filmed by the italian navy, people are swimming for their lives. dozens float in the water, waiting to be picked up. here a toddler is handed on to the ship. once aboard they sit wrapped in blankets, recovering from their ordeal. on the nearby island of lampedusa, t

migrants had for ports in egypt hoping to board a vessel for italy, malta, or greece. >> lashing the shore in alexandria. europe.the gateway to smugglers take them on a perilous voyage. some pay with their lives. others, the dream of escape has ended here, in detention. we managed to film covertly in this one. even infants have been detained. wrapped in white, the bodies of three of her daughters, she wanted to take them to safety in sweden. they drowned 10 days ago when a smugglers vessel sank. i was kicking and trying to stay afloat. i looked over and i saw my handicapped daughter was gone. water.t under the goodbye, my child. my other daughter held onto my neck and said, where is my sister? did she drown? i had to tell her that she was saved. water came on top of us. i saw three white lights and i did not know that my third daughter was also gone. syrian refugees are being treated decently here. that is not how it looks. they say they are being treated like convex and are facing growing hostility. >> they are fleeing these shores. they are welcomed in the past under president mors

we're joined now by phone from malta, carl, i know that the maltese participated in the rescue effort. is that done and over with now? >> reporter: well, stephanie, the rescue operation has been suspended because it's nighttime, and it's very difficult to identify survivors at sea. but at dawn the rescue operation is expected to continue. over 200 my grants have been rescued, but unfortunately 33 have been confirmed dead, some are infants. the rescue efforts have been going on for a number of hours, and its thanks to a maltese aircraft that launched a life raft to the migrants soon after the boat capsized. it has reportedly saved many lives, and this could have been a tragedy much bigger. unfortunately, 50 remain dispersed at sea. that's why the search and rescue will continue immediately at daybreak on saturday morning. but the issue is turning out to be a very important political one as the maltese media addressed, saying there is no more time for words. no real action has been taken so far and no solutions have even been provided. they're sharing the common position in europe becau

the refugee agency said migrants landed in italy and malta in the first half of this year alone. >>> governor jerry brown signed a allow allowing undocumented immigrants to apply for driver's licenses. >>> the following begs the question, working hard or hardly working? in bosnia, public workers competed in a series of competitions and it was all part of an annual championship. the events included a major garbage collectors' race and competitive gardening. who knew? they were arranging flowers, planting grass and trimming. it was all for 1200 participants to showcase their skills. competitive gardening? i've got to say, that's a first for me. i've never heard that before. >> really? keeping up with the joneses. >> okay. but that's not competitive gardening. >> not sponsors. >> stuff like that. goodness. time now for a look ahead and a look back. an important house vote could come as early as today. lawmakers will consider a bill to get furloughed federal workers their missed pay when the government reopens. >>> on this day in 1965, the first papal visit to the u.s. >> as was fitting

civil war in syria is swelling the numbers of those undertaking the hazardous voyage from africa to malta and lambert is a lambert is a. the leader says the e.u. border management agency has failed completely to resolve the problem and instead has transformed the mediterranean into a large cemetery. two weeks ago, a boat crowded with refugees capsized after being riddled with bullets off the libyan coast. we spoke to a family thrown into the sea. this is their story voiced by an actor and illustrated by animation. palestinian. we lived in damascus. sons, 20 years old and just 10. i was born there. i lived all my life there. then the war came, a big war. biplanes, they attacked us. my home was hit. i had a shop. that was damaged. now there are no people there. no people. my family set off for lebanon, and egypt, and finally libya. i was given a telephone number. $1300 to take every one of my family on the boat. so expensive. they told us to come to a house. .nside were 125 people we stayed there for 10 days with one bathroom. the conditions were very bad, but we are escaping more, -- war,

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we were in malta. we saw people that looked like they could be somali. >> that was the first time you had seen them? >> first time we met. >> it's sinister. look into my eye and say i'm the captain. he had a chance to say where's your crew and he would say i don't know. i'm here with you. in fact, he did know where they were. it was always true i'm here with you. i'm not with them. he just kept trying to go up with it. >> amazing character. you kept them away, paul. where did you find them? where did you find need actors? >> it was the big challenge of the film really. i knew we had to cast somali actors to play them. we went to minneapolis where the main somali community in the u.s. is. to be honest, i thought it was going to be very hard to find four actors that could play opposite tom. that's no small task. when we got there it was something like 7 or 800 people turned up. there were more quality actors than you could shake a stick at. >> what did you think? >> i know if you can get past the self-co

many of the migrants i've spoken to in tunisia and malt malta, pe are making millions of dollars out of their misery, basically. here in tunisia people are leaving for economic reasons. there are 60% unemployment in many parts of the country, they will go to italy and try to get to france. but i have spoken the a new wave of syrian refugees who have managed to make it to lamplesdz lampedusa,. >> italy's form he prime minister faces expulsion from parliament. will it be bye-bye berlusconi? [[voiceover]] when people need to be heard, stories need to be told, al jazeera is there. >> hello again, i'm fuli batibol with the main stories on al jazeera. since 1996, we've told the human story. from the ground up. >> this is an unsafe place to be. >> with a new point of view. >>this river is their road to freedom. [[voiceover]] committed, inspired, bold. >>we're on the frontline, but it's under attack. al jazeera media network, the global, award-winning news organization. on inside story, we bring together unexpected voices closest to the story, invite hard-hitting debate and desenting views a

many have been taken to italy others to malta. these numbers could change as the rescue operation continues. this tragic incident coming just eight days after the other boat the boat carrying somali and eritrean migrants capsized, and we saw more than 300 people killed in that incident. the boat landings have not stopped. on friday, more than 500 migrants arrived on italian shores on different boats. they continue to make this very dangerous journey, a sign of their desperation. the prime minister spoke earlier this evening. he said this latest dramatic event is a sign of the emergency of the situation. he plans to discuss this issue in the next eu summit that is scheduled for later this month. the ee you commission president said earlier this week in lampedusa that they plan to -- the eu commission president said earlier this week in lampedusa that they plan to increase patrols. despite that, tragedies like this continue. >> seemsa gupta reporting from rome. a number of leaders say the international criminal court has been unfair

and newly released video shows syrian revenges rescued off the coast of malta. survivers say libyan traffickers shot their boat leaving them to drown. 400 were on the boat, and it's believed 200 drowned. >>> bank of america was found liable for siling bad mortgages to sally may and freddi fannie . they are seeking $800 million in damages. >> when u.s. national security policies kill civilians in ally nations questions of sovereignty and legality get in the way of good relations. drones in pakistan. that's tonight's inside story. >> hello, i'm libby casey in washington. pakistan and united states have a complicated and often strained relationship. the two countries share vital interest. the state of the relationship is more important than ever. and tonight pakistan's prime minister nawasa sharif is at the white house for his first face-to-face meeting with president obama. one of the issues on the table is the use of drones in pakistan. we'll talk about drone strikes, u.s. national security policy and pakistani american relations. but first this background. >> th

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