migrants here, absolutely not.i read that 30 migrants have been run over, then that leaves me cold. i just look out for me and mine, my family. i don't care about the others. reporter: but brigitte can count on her husband pierre. when they look at last year's electricity bill, they're surprised to see that their power consumption has actually dropped. paradoxically, the migrants and their mobile phones are helping the couple to save electricity. brigitte: in the past, the tv was on the whole day. now we need the sockets and don't have time to watch tv. reporter: the next day, the same procedure -- brigitte: attends, attends, yes, i open the door. reporter: it's only 7:00 a.m., but the next group of migrants are already waiting. brigitte: i'll never forget the faces of the three men who set off yesterday. when i pray, then i pray for them, too, and they pray for me, too. one of them left a message for me saying, "no matter where i go, i'll pray for you and your family." reporter: brigitte doesn't just charge phones

pedro: los migrantes mutilados por la bestia.sible hasta que decidan agarrarlos y subirlos a un aviÓn y mandarlos para nuestro paÍs. pedro: los esperaba un fuerte operativo de agentes federales y la policÍa local. esta vez nos cerraron el puente internacional, ni actuaron como si se trataran de enemigos peligrosos, parecÍa que ya nos estaban esperando. fueron acompaÑados hasta la oficina de la aduana migratoria donde los empezaron a procesar. desde un principio han sido muy claros, no buscan asilo sino una visa humanitaria para poder llegar hasta washington. nosotros nos comunicamos con la propia fronteriza para conocer el futuro de los migrantes mutilados, pero en un comunicado se limitaron a decir que debido a la ley de privacidad no pueden discutir asuntos especÍficos sobre el procedimiento a individuos. illia: la policÍa de los angeles cientÍfico a los oficiales francisco martÍnez y daniel torres vinculados con la muerte de un desamparado, varias cÁmaras grabaron este incidente que ha generado protestas de los angeles. activi

super=adrian eliu perez / supuesto secuestrador de migrantes inq=- a quienes mataron?on a los 3 hombres acusados de secuestro con la intencion de que sean reconocidos y acusados por sus victimas , ya que saben que desde el 2010 las bandas conocidas como la de " el panza rajada" y la " del javi" se dedican a privar de la libertad a migrantes y a extorsionar a sus familias... super=miguel angel guerrero castro/ subprocuraduri a delincuencia organizada tijuana inq=..el tema de migrantes es muy común de michoacán porque ellos saben que la mayoría vienen de allá. el modo de operar de ambos grupos delictivos, es el mismo. enganchan a sus victimas desde sus lugares de origen bajo la promesa de que los ayudaran a llegar al pais vecino ..les cobran 2500 dlares . y una vez que cruzan y se internan en la zona montanosa , los plagian. super=rufino farfan/ presunto secuestrador inq=..dice que pedían 4 mil dólares pero nunca aflojaban les daban 200 o 100 dólares.. pero ademas revelan los complices del " el javi" ellos incluian en sus secuestros a pobladores y empresarios y solian de

. >> nearly 400 migrants have been rescued in several operations off the libyan coast. the italian coast guard shows an ill-equipped group struggling in a rubber dinghy. the migrants are a number of a growing number of people fleeing the area. >>> troops have been deployed in tunisia with armored cars and roadblocks in the capital city of tunis. if comes after an attack on the bardo museum in which 23 people were killed. there is an audio recording taking responsibility of the karen damage. >> the message a clear rejection of violence and the people who perpetrate it. it was also solidarity with the victims, and tributes laid in their memories. some of the victims weren't carrying their passports so they have not been identified yet. more than 40 people were injured. some of them have been talking about their experience. >> we entered one of the rooms in the old part of the museum looking at the mosaics. suddenly my daughter and i heard hots. everyone started to run. everyone tried to save themselves. tried to hide behind glass windows. >> two gunmen stormed the museum

super=nelson mayorga / migrante hondureÑo inq=."méxico es bonito pero yo quiero superarme yo a lo que vengo a esa superarme para poder mantener a mi familia" pero unos se van y muchos otros llegan al hogar potosino del migrante .y ah permanecen mientras deciden si vuelven a jugarse la vida sobre las vias o regresan a todo aquello de lo que huyeron. en mexico, jazive perez telemundo. cesar ---en el salvador los legisladores estan a punto de aprobar una ley antiextorsiones... take vo ---la ley cuenta facilitaria que la fiscalia inicie una investigacion sin que exista una denuncia y que las empresas de telefonia celular puedan ajustar su frecuencia en los alrededores de los centros penales, que se dice son los lugares desde donde surge la mayoria de llamadas de extorsion. take 3 shot angle cam cesar ---ahora pasamos con gabriel sotelo con la informacion deportiva.. adelante gabriel... take gabriel live gabriel live cesar, buenas tardes iniciamos el dia de hoy con los dos partidos de vuelta en la ronda de octavos de final que se disputa

>>> he's like one of the least powerful people in the unite are migrant workers that come do our hard work. >> what workers endure. >> when it was 104 degrees, you should have seen how we were all sweaty, dying of thirst. >>> tonight we look back at the man who tried to make working conditions better, cesar chavez. good evening welcome to a second look. this week we celebrate cesar chavez's birthday. chavez worked on the fields for years before he founded the united workers union. ktvu's lloyd lacuesta took a look at the life of cesar chavez. >> cesar chavez was a humble man who never received a high school education but became the most powerful voice for farm workers. >> all the farm workers are sad about the death of cesar chavez. he's worried about when we will have another man like cesar chavez to lead us. >> he's the most significant civil rights leader since 1962. he worked for the lowest paid in society. >> reporter: he founded exploded in the national scene in 1965 when he organized a national boycott of table grapes in an effort to gain the first ever labor contract for farm

she is one of 70,000 unaccompanied migrants. many feel violence and poverty. mackay raina says he wasn't trying to escape violence, she her son. >> we have a better opportunity, especially for the baby, since she was born here. she receives medicaid, and they help to pay for milk >>> a federal law to help protect children allows unaccompanied minors to stay with relatives while u.s. officials evaluate whether they should be departed. while waiting, they are entitled by law to a public education, that is creating controversy. >> if you view it from the viewpoint of helping kids, it's a good thing. if you talk to the local taxpayers who i represent as a schoolboard member. they had no say in any of this. >> donald is a local chiropractor and schoolboard member. the district is changed dramatically since the early '90s. the latin american group was just 2%. american. >> chicken farms are the norm. that is the big industry. we attracted an above average amount of migrant workers than a lot of other districts. >> let's look at the definition. now a new wave is putt

flaunting europe's pretrial day tension limit of 18 months was greece's method for dealing with migrants. >> the council criticizes greece. the change in government has brought a change in policy, this camp wound down, inmates being released at the rate of 30 a day. >> they enjoy a deportation waiver. the new leftwing government is thinking of turning detention centers into open carps allowing economic migrants to work in the fields, but greece faces an estimated 50,000 arrivals each year, many of them refugees. it wants europe to change the rules and law people who need political protection to apply anywhere in europe, not just in greece. >> we are 10 million indigenous people plus a million migrants. this 10-1 ratio doesn't apply in other european countries. don't they see the problem? in the midst of a crisis, it's not a question of racism, we just can't take it anymore. >> these camps were meant to act as a deterrent. that plan failed, because people fleeing war and poverty are willing to face detention. legal residents is unlikely under such pressure, even under a leftwing governmen

pedro: han pasado mÁs de 24 horas desde que los migrantes mutilados por la bestia fueron recibidos eneocupado. >> hay demasiado hermetismo para poder saber quÉ destinÓ para tener estos migrantes. pedro: el padre pepe como le llaman los feligreses los acompaÑÓ hasta la entrada del puente internacional ayer al mediodÍa cuando se cruzaron estados unidos. dice que se feliz por lo que pudo ver en sus rostros. >> vi mucha esperanza, mucha uniÓn entre ellos y tercero, respeto en lo que estÁn haciendo. pedro: las autoridades se han limitado a decir que no pueden proporcionar informaciÓn sobre los migrantes debido a una ley de privacidad. lo cierto es que sus familiares en honduras tampoco saben nada. representante del consulado hondureÑo en texas, y mas cerc aseguran que no los ha contratado inmigraciÓn. a eso de las 7:00 y seis horas despuÉs de que los migrantes entregaron saliÓ por esta puerta de la aduana una camioneta con tres de ellos, a uno se supo dÓnde se lo llevaron. en ese momento todavÍa permanecÍan cinco emigrantes en la oficina de la aduana siendo procesados. los inmigrantes no t

greece is now looking to europe to change the rules dictating where migrants can be resettled.opoulos reports. >> reporter: this comfort food for this man. sample bread made from flour and water dipped in broccoli stew. it shares it with his flat mates. he is trying to wash away the taste of the detention where he has just spent nine months and what happened there to another pakistani detainee. >> translator: he had been locked for 20 months. he was released and given a month. but was arrested again. he told police he needed to work and send money home to his mother and brother and sister but they didn't listen. three hours after they brought him in he hanged himself. >> reporter: the second suicide in as many months here. testament to the failure of a policy of indefinite detention for people who aren't criminals. it even applies to minors and asylum applicants. flaunting europe's pretrial detention effort of 18 months was greece's most recent effort. the change in government has brought a change in policy. this camp is being wound down. it's inmates are being released at a ra

support to deal with migrants.rapped country faces an estimated 50,000 arrivals each other year many refugees. the as john reports from athens the government wants people to change how they can apply for political asylum. >> reporter: this is comfort food for mohamed. a simple bread made from flour and water dipped in broccoli stew. he shares it with fellow pakistani flat mates in a basement they call home on the outskirts of agents ens. he is trying to wash away the taste of detention center where he's just spent nine months and what happened to another pakistani detainee. >> he had been locked for 20 months, he was released and given a month to live free, but was arrested again. he told police he needed to work and sends money home to his mother and brother and sister, but they didn't listen. three hours after they brought him in, he hanged himself. >> reporter: the second suicide in as many months here, testament to the failure i've policy of indefinite detention for people who aren't criminals. and even applies

plus a million migrants. this 10-1 ratio doesn't apply in other european countries.'t they see the problem? and in the middle of a crisis. it's not a question of racism, we just can't take anymore. >> reporter: under the conservatives, these camps were meant to act as a deterrents that plan failed because people fleeing war and poverty are ultimately willing to face detention, legal residents like that enjoyed by his friends is unlikely under such pressure even under a left wing government. he just hopes his luck will turn john, al jazerra athens. >>> tonight we are going off the ray duh are with a look at the u.s. refugees resettlement program the largest program of eights kind in the world. >> in just the last year, nearly 70,000 refugees landed on american soil. >> the largest number by far iraqs, many more arrived from afghanistan, me myanmar and war-torn parts of african we don't often hear about one of the smallest groups. >> only eight north korean refugees made it to the united states in the 2014 fiscal year. many of them suffer from culture shock going from

son 20 migrantes mutilados por el tren de carga llamado la bestia.n el presidente. barack obama. >>> hablar con el presidente hace mÁs caso que nuestro presidente. >>> no hay una cifra de cuantos migrantes viajan por mÉxico a estados unidos, y cuanto los hacen por tren lo que se sabe que son miles y que sea por este camino u otros, el viaje, es cada vez mÁs difÍcil. paso a paso recorren el paÍs. van tras la oportunidad que no tienen en honduras. >>> la migraciÓn no es como la puerta de su casa tiene que haber orden. >>> y lozz un migrantes buscan nuevas rutas, aunque sean presos de la delincuencia >>> no queremos ver gente mutilada como nosotros. no queremos ver, secuestros. >>> y lento pero con prisa van a seguir su sueÑo de llegar al norte. ellos continÚan su viaje como hasta ahora, algunos tra kyects en autobÚs cuando logran que alguien les pague el boleto o caminando, con dificultad. pero caminando. marÍa celeste. >>> bien en mÉxico liberaron al fundador de las llamadas autodefensas hillpÓlito mora y 26 de sus claro ras. llevaban 2 me estÉs en un

receiving a much maller budget of $3.2 million a month. >> they say cutting rescue might dissuade migrants coming to europe, others say that is not true. >> if we have in receiving countries humane policies and good rescue operations and so on that we're pulling irregular migrants in these societies when in fact, we know the principle issue here is one of push factors. it is those issues of war and violence and abuse. >> in january and february of this year' loin, 370 people died trying to cross the mediterranean. italy has just resumeed it's naval exercises along the coast but it will take more than that to stop the deaths that occur every year. >> it's the third day of an iraqi offensive against the islamic state in iraq and the levant. thousands of shia military and tribal fighters are taking part in the campaign against the armed group. the iraqi military said that it's forces advancing on four fronts in the city of tikrit. they've retaken the oil field jane arraf has more. >> iraqi troops are moving slowly towards tikrit. slowly because they're facing isil suicide-bombers snipers and

the ordeal brought the migrants together. and it will be easier to meet the family in the company of friends. he has not been back home for years. they don't know if he's coming. it's me he shouts. i'm back. after the greeting comes the explanation. he hopes his father will not be disappointing. so many others made the trip to europe successfully. the dalery hardship -- dalery hard -- daly hardship is unnoticed. that's why they continue to travel. >> the journey changed them. violence left them scarred. but some say they'll attempt the journey to europe again >>> joining us now from geneva in switzerland, is lyn ard doyle from the international organization for migration. thanks for being with us. we have a sense from our report of just how straight the situation is for many of these might grants. does that -- migrants, does that fit in with the stories you heard. >> it's been happening since the resolution. it's been bad in the last couple of months. we have seen a lot of reports of migrants dealt with badly. as you protest.

calmer seas attract migrants, some looking for work, others fleeing violence. 170,000 undocumented migrants arrived in italy by boat, 3,000 died trying to get there. for one american couple, rescuing people crossing the mediterranean has become a mission. christopher and eugenia. >> this first started in 2013, when my wife and i were cruising the mediterranean on a holiday on a private yacht. my wife noticed a jacket floating in the water. and once we spoke to our captain, we realized that that jacket belonged to a migrant that had likely lost his life. and so that splierd my wife and i -- inspired my wife and i to form moaz. currently we have spent $8 million from our own personal family's budgets i guess you could say it obviously was a very big cost for us but it was something that my wife and i were absolutely dedicated to because we believe that these people deserve a chance and many of them have been dying at sea. so it was our aim to spend our money in a different way. on august 30th, 2014, this was the day of our first rescue in which over 200 syrian and palestinians were saved by m

jofre: prefieren arriesgarlo todo, el gobierno nos miente a los migrantes.a 6,6 vio en esta tarde en gran parte del paÍs, tuvo su epicentro en santander y causÓ daÑos en Áreas cercanas. el movimiento telÚrico ocasionÓ que varias personas evacuaron edificios en bogotÁ. la fundaciÓn que gestiona la media wikipedia demandÓ por violar la seguridad de los estadounidenses con sus programas. la demanda apoyada por otras ocho organizaciones estÁ dirigida a eric holder y el director de inteligencia nacional. jorge: mÁs de 3000 esqueletos fueron hallados por arqueÓlogos en una estaciÓn de trenes en londres. segÚn expertos, la Época coincide con la fecha en que la gran peste atacÓ a londres. serÁn analizadas antes de ser enterrados nuevamente. marÍa: la britÁnica sarah prepara con su esposo una canciÓn que cantara con su esposo desde el espacio en septiembre. tiene el objetivo con volar hasta la estaciÓn y cantar con un intÉrprete que estarÁ en la tierra. no es fÁcil ser sobreviviente de cÁncer en la tercera edad y tener una vida activa, pero una mujer hispana estÁ dem

enterrado en michoacÁn migrante asesinado por la policÍa en pasco, washington su familia pide justician tren cargado con petrÓleo se convirtiÓ en inmensa bola de juego en ontario canadÁ en instantes los detalles. mujeres en lunes barriada pobre de argentina siguen su pasiÓn por el fÚtbol y arman un equipo. la ediciÓn de noticiero comienza ya. este es notoedses noto en tued noticiero telemundo fin de semana. >>> hola quÉ tal gracias por acompaÑarnos en este su espacio informativo, en tecs cocodonde se vivieron momentos de pÁnico en directo con ximena duarte que nos tiene lo Último de este incidente, cuÉntanos. >>> asÍ es tetra otrase trata de una balacera mÁs en un presentaciÓn de gruperos hace aÑos sicarios lo atacaron y hace un aÑo una historia similar a la que o ocurriÓ hoy. >>> tras los dispaross las luces sea apagaron y pÚblico wra para evitar ser vÍctima de bala perdida. >>> un poco asustada. estimado momento que piden are porteros que apaguen las cÁmaras cÁmaras. >>> se ve claramente en este video, no hubo herido el concierto algunos testigos dicen que una persona armada querÍa s

a policy these migrants fear could ends u.s. diplomatic ties. >> we won't have this opportunity to enter the u.s. they'll send us back to cuba and that will be very traumatic for us. that's why we left now. >> like many before them they began their journey in ecuador. from there it's about 4,000 kilometers to the u.s. >>> and immigration is on the agenda on a two-day summit of eu leaders to takes action to limit the expectations of would be asylum seekers. the document also says more needs to be done to control migration by transit country like turkey egypt, and tunisia. >> the road ahead for democracy in israel. >>> says isaac herzog and his supporters are critical of the victory of benjamin netanyahu. supporters of herzog must not in fall into gloom an depression. >>> government to maintain a balance between security and the rights of citizens in indonesia. last year's annexing of crimea. >>> bond girl and his targets are not mexican. according to the e-mails, done deal. >>> we have to shoot and patrolling the straights and th

migrant arriving in greece are being given indefinite detention. >>> and why justice is hard to comefor prisoners in somaliia. >> reporter: and in sport, the stars with bat and ball in sport. details a little later in the program. ♪ >>> now to russia where the daughter of the murders opposition politician boris nemtsov says that vladimir putin is politically responsible for his death. she says the president must bear responsibility for the shooting. putin called the murder vial and vowed to find the killers. >>> also in russia at least 25 people have been trapped under rebel after a shopping mall caught fire and collapsed. at least four are thought to be dead dozens have been injured. as rob mathisson reports. >> reporter: for several hours they fought to control the flames. an area almost as big as a football pitch is burning. rescuers pull carpets, anything that can catch fire from the building. 600 are said to have escaped but some are thought to be trapped inside. and anger grows another the official response. >> translator: it all collapsed on them. we are standing here to clean

in 24 hours, italy's coast guard picked up 1,000 people. 10 migrants died after the dinky capsized. last year 3,500 people died trying to cross the mediterranean. with violence continuing in states such as syria, the flow is speeding up. the first two months of this year we have over 7,000 crossing. despite wintering conditions despite very rough sea, despite the fact that the waves are 5 meters high. we can't imagine the desperation that takes people in order to find safety. this high level maritime conference heard pleas for more search and rescue operation, and

that was migrant workers, which is the key thing.n the service sector, if you think of travel or tourism online shopping, it can still be fairly employment-intensive. but also, remember, the working population in china is starting to shrink. you are not quite within the employment numbers either. jonathan: some people talk about how you legitimized the current political regime, you have to have a strong labor market. like a lot of things in china it is hard to get a read on the labor market. i look at supply and demand. that tells me there's a strong labor market in china. maranda, what are you looking at right now? does it tell you the same thing? guest: that a question in china's legal market is where the migrant workforce is. in terms of urban workforce unemployment, there's not much of a problem, but what you don't want huge numbers of migrant workers, whether it is in the minds or the manufacturing. a lot of it is about the population flows and where the migrant workers are heading. if they are heading into the service sector in

now she advocates on behalf of migrant laborers. over the last eight years, she has interviewed hundreds of contract workers in iraq and afghanistan. >> debt will make you work anywhere. it doesn't matter if it's a war zone, doesn't matter if you're given a good food or good accommodation. these men are ready to sacrifice. >> govindnagaram is a village of six thousand people, several hours from the closest airport. locals estimate that eighty to ninety percent of men here have worked in iraq or afghanistan. >> if you have a regular job you might get 5000 rupees - that's $100 dollars for a month. but what the agents promise, you will get $800 dollars for a month. even i will think of moving there to get a job. >> we visited a small tea shop and word spread that we were looking to talk to people who had worked on bases. it turned out this man serving tea himself had been recruited for a job in afghanistan - with supreme, a contractor that supplies food and fuel to nato. >> whether they made it to afghanistan or not, everyone here had

but there has been some talk defining legal ways for these migrants into the european union. that would be a new approach, but nothing concrete on the horizon here. they want to figure something out until may. >> orientation meeting -- that will be the take away word for today. let's talk about ukraine as well. western leaders again pushing for the cease-fire to survive. again, people in brussels are worried about the war breaking out again. >> right and that is something of course, that chancellor merkel and commission president junker talked about especially the possibility of new sanctions on the horizon. that is something the european council would have to decide when they meet next on the 19th and 20th of march. sanctions will be on the agenda anyway because some of the sanctions will have to be extended. since the european union has ruled out any military solution this is really the only means they have to build up pressure on russia, but the problems are still the same here, too although the majority of the european union states are in favor of the sanctions that are i

edwin: varias organizaciones han logrado el cese de leyes anti migrantes. >> esta propuesta va a generare que estarÍan tirÁndose a la basura. este dinero se puede utilizar en cosas mÁs productivas. edwin: estos lÍderes apelan a la buena voluntad del gobernador de pensilvania. >> el gobernador debe votarlo si llega a su mensaje y debe decir que nosotros somos otro tipo de estado, que le dÉ la bienvenida a los inmigrantes en este estado.. edwin: marÍa asegura que los avances han sido pocos, pero positivos y esto no serÍa nada bueno. marÍa: esto que se estÁ presentando es un retroceso en el tiempo, estamos en el siglo xxi y no podemos permitir que leyes como estas pasen dentro del estado de pensilvania. edwin: la publicidad queda a la expectativa pero no se quedarÁn con los brazos cruzados. >> no vamos a permitir que esto pase en pensilvania porque este paÍs estÁ formado de comunidades inmigrantes. ilia: gracias, edwin. hoy precisamente en la facultad de derecho de la universidad de temple presentÓ un estudio que revela que varios sistemas carcelarios no mantienen la custodia controlada. lÍ

last year more than 3000 desperate migrants travel to the mediterranean. several hundred died this year already trying to reach a place of safety. many people in desperation turned to traffickers to try to escape the crisis in libya and other places. they are victims of war. the european union is closing down mari nostrum and instituting instead something that will only protect europe's borders and not search and rescue people. will he go back and ensure that europe adopts a humanitarian approach of saving these desperate people and supporting these desperate migrants to help them survive -- that's all survive in libya. >> the gentleman makes an important point but i'm afraid the statistics don't back up the case he is making. marim nostrum was a genuine attempt by the italians but i think more people died during the policy then when it was brought to an and. we need to press ahead with the modern save -- slavery built which is doing the story legislation to deal with the problem of people trafficking. that only underlies the important work our budget depa

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it's certainly significant that politicians are finally acknowledging what migrant rights campaignersaying for years, which is that there is a brew taillight taye about the descension tims. less good news, perhaps, is that national elections are just two months away and it's genuinely difficult to imagine any of the mainstream party leaders thinking that there are votes to be won in better rights for immigrants. lawrence lee, al jazerra in central london. >>> fire fighters in south africa are battle to go put out wild fires in cape town. strong winds and hot temperatures are challenging effort to contain the bases. the fires are causing widespread damage to thousands of hectares of lands. >>> hundreds of shanties have been destroyed in a fire in the philippines it happened at a compound in the capital of manila. some accuse the fire services of being too slow in their response. >>> in me myanmar police have blocked students protests. in response people in the town staged a sit-in. they want the government to scrap a newly-passed education law that she say curbs academic freedom. polic

the they are allowing migrants to work in the fields. greece faces 50,000 each year. it wants europe to change the rules and allow people to apply for asylum in europe and greece. >> we are 10 million people, a million migrants. this country doesn't apply, don't they see the problem. >> and in the midst of a crisis. it's not a question of racism. >> under the conservatives these act as an alternative. these people are willing to face detention. legal residents is unlikely under such pressure even from a left wing government. he hopes his luck will turn. >> what is the latest on the tropical cyclones. >> i have a raft of storms in and around the region. one to the north of papua new guinea. we are not too concerned with that. further south. here is the first one to the north of fiji. that is taking the way southward. this is the big one, this is the fast one. it may develop into a super cyclone, making their way. it will strengthen over the next few hours. >> it bi-septembers new caledonia and fiji. look at the rainfall totals. 640 millimetres of rain in only two days.

. >> ten migrants died when their body capsized. >> a can you in the mediterranean and a reminder of an ongoing tragedy. just 24 hours italy's coast guard picked up a thousand people in the straight of sicily. but ten migrants died after their dinghy capsize: three and a half thousand people died trying to cross the mediterranean, but still with violence continuing, the throw of refugees is actually speeding up. >> the waves will sometimes be five meters high, you can imagine the desperation that takes people to tease boats to find relief. >> do you >> the support for italy. and we're coming up with really a sign of solidarity from europe europe. >> between october 2013 and october 2014 italy's search and rescue program saved an estimated 100,000 lives. the budget was around $10 million per month. but when italy said it could not cope the e.u. took over with its own operation triton. but it has been receiving a much smaller budget around $3.2 million a month, it's focused on border surveillance not rescues. while the u.k. government will say that it will deswayed migrants were trying

pedro: a su llegada los esperaban dirigentes del albergue para migrantes donde se quedarÁn hasta queconsiguen cruzar, cruzarÁn por el rÍo, sin importarles. marÍa: el departamento del tesoro de estados unidos seÑalÓ a la empresa andorra como una lavanderÍa de dineros del narcotrÁfico y las mafias. ahora se sabe que una investigaciÓn del gobierno de espaÑa incluye a altos funcionarios venezolanos supuestamente involucrados. gerardo: ¿quÉ tienen en comÚn el cÁrtel de sinaloa, funcionarios corruptos de venezuela y la mafia rusa? todos mantenÍan cuentas en la banca privada de andorra gracias a la complicidad de altos funcionarios de ese banco. >> hay muchas rutas para esconder y lavar el dinero sucio y hay expertos quienes se especializan en ese tipo de asesoramiento. gerardo: uno de esos expertos habÍa trabajado con el cartel de sinaloa y facilitaba la transferencia de efectivos que se derivaba del narcotrÁfico en estados unidos. >> empiezan a hacer este tipo de transacciones con bancos que no son de primera categorÍa, que prÁcticamente nadie conoce y que sirven para estas estructuras os

this ordeal has brought the migrants together and he thinks it will be easier to meet his family in the company of his friends. he hasn't been back home for two years and they don't know he's coming. it's me shouts, i'm back. after the greetings comes the explanation. he hopes his father will not be disappointed. so many others have made the trip to europe successfully. >> no father wants to send his children in harm's way. that's why so many of our neighborhood will continue to travel to where there are more opportunities or a better life. >> their journey has changed them. violence has left them scared. yet some attempt to make the journey to europe again. nicholas hawk, al jazeera senegal. >>> the greek finance minister says some of its payments to the international monetary fund in march. >> let me be clear. there will be no amnesty. there will be a series of measures that encourage repayment or partial repayment without an amnesty certainly no haircut to the capital out to the greek state. we shall inform our partners of what we're doing but at the same time i need to state that fo

detaining migrants for more than 18 months. a change in government that brought change. inmates are being released at the right of 30 a day. >> they enjoy a six month deportation waiver because they have no traveling documents enabling authorities to deport them. greece estimates 50,000 arrivals each year, many refugees. it wants europe to change the rules and allow people who need political attention to apply for asylum anywhere in europe, not just greece. >> we are 10 million indigenous people plus a million migrants. this 10-1 ratio doesn't apply in other european countries. don't they see the problem? and in the midst of a crisis, it's not a question of racism. we just can't take it anymore. >> under the conservatives these camps were meant to act as a deterrent. that plan failed. people fleeing war and poverty are ultimately willing to face detention. legal residents is unlikely under such pressure, even under a leftwing government. he just hopes his luck will turn. al jazeera athens. >> right now in the news hour, let's g

pedro: salieron del alberpne para migrantes dispuestos a todo.e internacional decididos a lograr su objetivo. pero iban nerviosos e intimidados despuÉs de haber sido rechazados por inmigraciÓn ayer cuando hicieron el primer intento. >> sentimos siempre nervios, quÉ irÁ a pasar? y nosotros a veces creemos que nuestra arma es nuestra discapacidad pero con esta gente no funciona eso. lo tratan a uno como... como tratan a todos. >> ayer por la maÑana intentaron llegar hasta la aduana migratoria y fueron recibidos con el cierre temporal del puente internacional. pero dicen que han recorrido demasiado para darse por vencidos. por eso lo van a intentar de nuevo. >> vamos determinados a hacerlo y pensamos que lo que estamos haciendo es justo y tenemos derecho de hacer esto por el daÑo que recibimos y las miles de personas que pueden alcanzar este daÑo. >> los migrantes mutilados salieron de honduras el 25 de febrero. eran 17 pero en la capital mexicana se quedaron cuatro. los trece restantes insisten en llegar a la casa blanca. >> les segundo intento cfl

find 10 underage migrants reported since july they didn't have a journey, location matters. migrant kids in north carolina and georgia were 3-times more likely to be rushed back than from california, florida or newport >>> next, another death at the hands of the plus. >> my son has never been a violent person, never. and to die in a violent way - it baffles me. why his case may mark a turning point into how >>> since ferguson, the use of power and force is a key focus of our programme and the subject of debate between police and communities they serve. the latest crisis after the death of an unarmed teenager in whilst con sin. this time the outcome could be different, because of the first of its kind law, requiring an outside agency to vet the shooting. we look at the death in madison, and the father who forced [ chanting ] >> is becomes a rally cry of the shooting of black men at the hands of police. the latest, an officer shooting 19-year-old tony robinson. he was unarmed. that will make it all the more complicated for the investigators, for the public. officer matt kenny