. ♪ hello, i'm marteen and live from do what and also coming up, in the program, a bomb attack killsleast ten police officers in turkey a day after the prime minister threatens to wipe out the pkk separatists and toxic effect and abandon gold mine in south africa people say is choking a community and tell you more about a mexican community that fought back against organized crime to bring back life to its forests. the u.n. says an urgent system is required to relocate refugees to ease the worsening crisis in europe. u.n. refugee agency says there are 30,000 refugees on greek islands and 20,000 people here alone and says a record 7,000 syrians arrived in macedonia on monday and the head of germany's biggest state north ryan westfalia says refugees arriving will be well above the earlier estimate of 800,000. the u.n. special envoy for moi griegs has again criticized europe for not working on a cohesive response to the crisis and peter says it's unacceptable countries are taking in more refugees than others. >> we should have a european response as part of a global response and if we ar

. ♪ hello and welcome to the al jazeera news hour, i'm marteen dennis in do what and france and germanye in thousands of refugees and seek a unify ied response to the crisis. a comedian with no experience tops the presidential poll but not enough votes to avoid a runoff. farmers in the eu say they are not able to milk prices for all they are worth. >>> i'll be here with all the sports including the latest from the u.s. open and we will hear from the ultra runner who took on the challenge of crossing an entire continent. ♪ but first france and germany decided to take in tens of thousands of refugees, that is according to the french president francois hollande who is currently addressing the nation right now and he says that france will accommodate 24,000 people. and says france will send planes to syria on tuesday. >> translator: we propose an international conference for the refugees and we are ready to hold it in paris. i'm going to come back to that what we do in europe and france and germany in the course of the few weeks and respected and foreign ministries working on a wide ranging

>> reporter: marteen this is really the question that all the refugees are trying to get the answer to it's very clear that even the austria government at this point doesn't really have a clearcut path ahead. we spoke last hour with a spokesperson for the interior ministry here and very clearly the government is struggling to kind of come up with a coherent policy to stay within eu rules and to also deal with this influx. now even,000 the austria chancellor says it needs to go to normality the border remains opened here and refugees are here and going on ward in their journey to germany and causing a lot of relief to refugees we have been speaking to especially at this train station but still a lot of refugees in serbia and hungry that are related to some refugees we have spoken with and they are quite worried about when they will be reunited with them. yesterday we were on a train with hundreds of refugees that came from border with hungry and arrived in vienna and got a warm welcome when they arrived here but they were very fatigued. it's clear the trauma won't be easy to overcome. p

. ♪ hello and welcome to the al jazeera news hour, i'm marteen dennis in doha and these are our top storiestration and anger in hungry as the capitol's main station full of refugees trying to reach western europe. calls for australia to remove children from a prison holding asylum seekers in malu after a scathing report

. ♪ hello and welcome to the al jazeera news hour, i'm marteen dennis in do what and france and germanye in thousands of refugees and seek a unify ied response to the crisis. a comedian with no experience tops the presidential poll but not enough votes to avoid a runoff. farmers in the eu

. >> marteen the train has not set off from the train station in austria and are told it will shortlytill may be some refugees who may board in the next few minutes. this is a train set up by the authorities and police and aid workers in order to transport refugees brought here today and taken to vienna and expecting to arrive there in the next hour or so. it will be a short journey, a short train ride from here. all the refugees i'm speaking with many from syria and many from iraq are so grateful to be aboard this train to be making their journey on to vienna and are concerned about reports they are hearing, the remarks from prime minister of hungry, the statement from the austrian chancellor with regard to returning to normality and what it will mean and there will not be border controls but there will be spot checks because they are trying to stem the tide of human trafficking and nonetheless all the people on the desperate journey who had such a hard time reaching austria and it has been better they are worried for family member whose may be in serbia or hungry trying to make thei

. ♪ hello and welcome to al jazeera, live from our headquarters in doha, i'm marteen dennis, a comedianh no experience tops guatemala presidential poll and doesn't get enough votes to avoid a runoff. the scene live in brussels, protesting dairy farmers as the eu say they are not able to milk prices for all they are worth plus. >>> i'm in ghanna and i'll be reporting on the problems of defore deforeststation and illegal logging and what is being done about it ♪ france and germany have decided to take in tens of thousands of refugees, president francois hollande said in an address to the nation france will accommodate 24,000 people. he also said paris will send people to syria starting on tuesday. >> translator: we propose an international conference for the refugees and we are ready to hold it in paris. i'm going to come back to that which we have to do in your europe. france and germany and respected foreign ministries working on a long ranging plan and put to the eu ministers on the 14th of september. >> but hungry rejected taking in asylum seekers, rejecting the quotas that have been

. >> that's right, marteen, every square of shade is being used up on the surroundings of the rail wayon and let me take a step out of shot to show you how people are feeling, a feeling of total deoslation and anger and frustration of this rail way station being closed is replaced by a mood of utter desperation really. they have already bought tickets most of these people, whole families, large families spending up to a thousand euro or more on tickets. and many of these tickets, in fact, the vast majority, in fact, one day tickets, cheap tickets, well not cheap but one-day tickets which will expire this evening so this is a situation where many people here feel what can they do next? as far as the government goes they insist that they are merely abiding by european union law which says that you have to have a visa and a passport to travel through the european zone which is meant to be border free and free movement with no border controls. however many of these people have passports and not visas and have registration as refugees but if under the system they actually have registered he

. ♪ hello again, i'm marteen dennis and the top stories at al jazeera, hungarian authoritys stoppings leaving budapest's main train station part of an effort to prevent refugees going on to austria and germany and people are outside and security guards are blocking all the entrances. australia government urged to remove children from a prison holding asylum seekers on the pacific island of malu and follows a report saying the camp is unsafe and inadequate. thailand's prime minister says the main suspect in last month's deadly bangkok bombing and this was on the border and the second arrest in connection with the attack on august 17th. the u.s. president barack obama says climate change is a problem that needs to be addressed now. he made the comments at the start of a three-day visit to alaska. patty calhane has details. >> reporter: u.s. president barack obama is dragging the national spotlight to a place it rarely goes, the fair northern state of alaska. >> over the last 60 years alaska has warmed twice as fast as the rest of the united states. last year was alaska's warmest year o

. ♪ hello and welcome to the al jazeera news hour, i'm marteen dennis in doha and these are our top storiesustration and anger in hungry as the capitol's main station full of refugees trying to reach western europe. calls for australia to remove children from a prison holding asylum seekers in malu after a scathing report reveals abuse. thailand's prime minister says the main suspect in the bangkok bombing has been arrested. >>> and i'll have all the sports including the latest from the u.s. open plus transferred deadline doubts and the move from manchester united to madrid hangs in the balance. ♪ let's start in hungry where hundreds of refugees and migrants are being barred from the capitol's main train station and want to get on trains to take them to austria and germany. [chanting] more than a thousand people are now gathered outside the station with security guards blocking the entrances. hungry has been criticized by other european governments for its treatment of refugees and building a fence along the border with serbia to stop people from crossing over. okay, that is the scene live