oliver farry will take us through the french and international papers in "the press review." pre-talks before the migrant summit next week. german chancellor angela merkel gave a joint press conference with france's president a few minutes ago. now new declarations. the leaders repeated their commitments to the schengen-free travel zone. all the while calling on greece to secure its borders. francois hollande also called for syrian refugees to stay in neighboring countries. >> the syrian refugees fleeing the war must be welcomed. countries as close as possible to their own, meaning in turkey, in lebanon, in jordan. and we need to provide the support, and the second principle, our guiding principle is that when these refugees arrive at the european borders, we need to make sure where they come from, what they are doing, and be sure of their rights, especially when it comes to asylum seeking. shona: donald tusk is in turkey this friday, where he is set to talk with turkish president aired again -- turkish president erdogan. migrants were warned not to come to your. he is wrappi

oliver farry explains. oliver: it is clear for him to play in 2016 even if his legal woes are not over yet also a court by david did legal restriction's on him coming into contact with the france teammat e, who he suspected of trying to blackmail. thatwould just like to say it confirms the investigating judges decisions to allow him to once again meet. we are very pleased with this decision. zema was placed under investigation november 5 suspected of involvement in the blackmail and extortion. he is believed to have approached him at offense turning clamp and informed him of the existence of the tape. the real madrid striker said he told police he was devising a friend in a difficult situation. following a court order, benzema was suspended from the french national team in december. he is still under investigation and could face up to five years in prison if found guilty. he will be able to play in european championships, to be held in france in june and july. be opposed to playing alongside benzema. tom: th

oliver farry has the story. oliver: the fbi will no longer be meeting help of apple to break into the sand burdening a killer's iphone -- the san bernardino killer's iphone. apple said it would not be able to hack into the phone. the tech giant had been subpoenaed by the fbi has dropped its legal case. apple, a means the legal battle at least in this case is over. they don't have to appear in court in riverside comply with the motion to make software that they were calling government os. basically, it is over for them right now. the broader issue is not over, though. the government and law enforcement are going to want to keep wanting access to phones and tech companies will keep fighting back at oliver -- fighg back. oliver: it prompted many uses to think they were looking for an all-purpose back door to access all iphones. c for, supported by other tech companies, but the new developments raise concerns about -- apple stood firm, supported by other tech countries, but the new developments raise concerns about s

oliver farry went to take a look. >> the new york metropolitan gallery of art has a new showcase just a few blocks from its flagship museum. it opens in the building by thesly occupied whitney. thinking hard about this about six years ago. obviously thinking carefully about the cost. it has been a long time coming and it's a very exciting day. >> they are getting things started with two shows, one of which is a retrospective of an indian artist, a choice that reflects a new direction for the museum. weit's very significant that are starting with an artist like this. she was very cosmopolitan. she was looking both east and west. she was doing extraordinary things. she was also subverting that canon of indian artistry, south asian modernism as well. >> visitors can also see an exhibition of unfinished art. the met will do something different from other museums in new york, including the whitney, which has moved downtown. >> whitney was devoted only to 20th-century and 21st century american art. what viewers will see today are works from many different centuries, works that have never be

oliver farry has been keeping an eye on that for us. big day for donald trump and hillary clinton and not a great day for the public and party. oliver: donald trump has left the republican party in his wake as he won seven primaries yesterday, including five in the south, which is breaking through ted cruz's southern firewall, which was expected to give the texas senator a big boost. donald has not been tweeting much this evening, nothing terribly controversial, but he did however send out a few cursory tweets of thanks to all the states that did vote for him. hillary clinton was also the choice in seven states. she condensed most of her thank you's to her profile picture which she changed, thank you, super tuesday states. bernie sanders had a reasonable time himself. he went for primary states. won for primary states. oklahoma, colorado, massachusetts, and for mark. vermont. asco rubio only 11 state marco rubio pretense he's a winner, convinces no one could . that is referring to the upbeat speech he gave in miami. a number of tweets po