orban is not just somebody who is interested in popularity tomorrow or after tomorrow. he thinks there's a challenge for europe and current european elite is not able to answer this challenge. >> reporter: orban supporters believe in his fire brand approach along with his vision of a christian europe but he's playing for big political stakes and making enemies in high places. as he does so the misery of so many here continues with no relief. andrew simmons, al jazeera, budapest. >> australia has again shown how ruthless its politics can be. ousting a prime minister. tony abbott lost to malcolm turnbull. australia will have its fifth prime minister in as many years. from sydney andrew thomas reports. >> the result was close, but in the end the tight vote went to the challenger. >> malcolm turnbull was successful on 54, tony abbott 44. >> malcolm turnbull was elected to lead his party and the country. >> australia has to be a country that is innovative that is creative, we cannot be future-proofing ourselves, we have to see that the disruption of technology the volatility

victor arga orbans critics sayss main thing is to keep power.ularity was waning before the crisis, now his advisers say the term firmer gets on the issues the more popular he gets. the former prime minister says he's taking his country down a dangerous road. >> the majority of the hungarian people are full of worry about his the refugees and/orban is fighting for the. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: orban is four years way from an election. but he sees a potential threat from the far right. some analysts believe he's playing a smart card. >> victor orban is not something just interested in popularity tomorrow or after tomorrow, he thinks much more that there is a challenge for euro, and the current european elite is not able to answer this challenge. >> reporter: orban supporters believe in his fire brand approach along with his vision of a christian europe. but he's playing the big political stakes and making enemies in high places. as he does so, the misery of so many here continues with no relief. andrew simmons, already budapest. >>> david camero

not just option to prime minister victor orban. there are those here supporting him. and oartl others portraying orbs adofasa adolph hitler. >> main motivation is keeping a grip on power here in parliament. before the refugee crisis his popularity was waning. now the firmer he gets on the issue the more popular he becomes. a former socialist prime minister believes ban is taking his country down a dangerous road. >> the majority of hungarian people are worried about the refugees and orban is fighting for the extremist quarters. >> reporter: orban is four years away from afternoon election but he sees a potential threat from the far right. some analysts believe he is playing a smart card. >> victor orban is somebody not just interested in plairp tomorrow opopularitytomorrow or. he believes there is a challenge for europe and current european elite is not able to answer this challenge. >> reporter: orban's supporters believe in him but is he playing for high stakes. as he does so, the misery of so many continues here with no relief. andrew simmons, al jazeera, budapest.

of worries about the refugees ando and orban is figh. >> orban is four years away from an election but he sees a potential threat from the far right. some analysts believe he is playing a smart card. >> not just interested in popularity tomorrow or after tomorrow. he thinks much more that there is a challenge for europe and the current european elite is not able to answer this challenge. >> orban supporters believe in his fire brand approach along with his vision of a christian europe but he's playing for big political stakes and making enemies in high places. as he does so, the misery of so many continues without relief. andrews simmons, al jazeera, budapest. >> 20,000 syrian refugees he ovr the last few of years. prime minister david cameron, promised that the u.k. will speed up its resettlement process. >> this morning i was in the bakkar valley, meeting with the syrian thraftion we will refugel resettle in the united kingdom. that is why the united kingdom has provided around 300 million pounds in assistance for lebanon since the cries began including food, shelter and medical supp

a former socialist prime minister believes orban is taking hungary down a dangerous road. >> orban is fighting for the right wing. >> orban is four years from an election. some analysts believe he is playing a smart card. >> victor orban is not someone who's interested in popularity tomorrow or after tomorrow. he thinks much more that there is a challenge for europe and the current european elite is not able to answer this challenge. >> reporter: orban's supporters believe in his fire brand approach and his believe of a christian europe but he is playing for political stakes and makingen miss in high places. as he does so, the misery continues without relief. andrew simmons, al jazeera, budapest. >> former into ambassador to und states and nato, joins us from the lithuanian capital. >>> they're patrolling the bother on horseback, the fence is almost finished. they declare any border crossing or tampering with the fence a felony. is the chaos there getting worse? >> i don't think the chaos is getting bigger. but i do think that this is a one step in the direction of creating some kind

the european union finds itself, and mr orban has been an outlier of other issues.he european union finds itself formulating the responses. i will say in fairness to the european union, that this is a pain. issue that the world has struggled, with so much of the refugee crisis in world war ii, in the run-up, when similar arguments to the security arguments - well, we can't take refugees from germany, perhaps they'll be german spies in the midst. the security arguments are not to be taken dispositively when you are facing a crisis. yet they are being recycled. the refugee issues are tough for any institution, but the e.u. has not had to deal with the volume before >>> i'm glad you brought that up. many of those refugees were sent home to occupied areas of europe to be killed, and it's not a stretch to imagine they'd be sent back to syria. ambassador, stay with us. people on the move around the world, fleeing gang violence in el salvador, anti-muslim violence in myanmar. grinding poverty in eritrea, instability in afghanistan. is the world inching closer to a comprehe

viktor orban says it's an obligation for the e.u. to tell people they may not be granted asylum if they across the boarders. >> congress voted on wednesday to strip 64-year-old ortiz perez molina of his immunity. >> china's president xi jinping announced he'll cut the army by 300,000 soldiers, making the announcement at a parade marking 70 years since the defeat of japan since world war ii. >> 13 million children across the middle east and africa are not able to go to school because of conflict. and estimates around 9,000 schools are not used in syria, iraq, yemen and libya. that's because of fighting, damage or they are used as makeshift shelters. the u.n.'s children's agency says children and teachers stay home, scared of being attacked on or to school. there's pressure on education systems and countries. more than several hundred thousands refugee children in jordan, lebanon and turkey. we have more from beqaa valley. >> reporter: we are at one of the hundreds of informal refugee camps in lebanon, they have the third-highest numbe

the government, headed by viktor orban, was criticized for the treatment of refugees and the media.ournalists said they have been pushed away from distressing scenes. hungary's authority is denying accusations that it told state-owned it was not to broadcast images of refugees children. when made public it was determined as a governmental effort to limit snathy -- sympathy for the refugees. as we saw one image of a child, the photograph of a lifeless 3-year-old boy face down on a bitch led to many seeing the crisis differently and provoked news outlets to rescore coverage of the largest story. the starting point is the hungarian capital budapest. having survived the trip across the mediterranean to the shores of europe and heading overland, germany. the refugees made it to hungary to find the government had already put them on its political agenda. >> one of those was a campaign, there was 1,000 billboards around hungary saying if you come to hungary, don't take the jobs of hungarians, respect the laws of hungary, and certain slogans, interestingly in the hungarian language - who we

orban saying this is a german problem, not a hungarian problem, not a european problem. what does berlin had to say to that? reporter: berlin, to put it briefly, says he is wrong -- it's a european problem. the german chancellor was traveling in switzerland, and she wound -- she found very clear words, lecturing all european states that the geneva conventions guarantee asylum and safety for civilians caught up in conflicts and that that did indeed apply to all european union states. a very clear message here, also with a warning that one would have assess the very foundations of the very situation the european union is in at the moment as a whole. brent: the big question that remains unanswered is -- who is in charge in hungary, in budapest? who is responsible for the refugees? do you get the feeling in berlin that europe is waiting for germany to step in? michaela: this is very different from the greek prices because you cannot simply throw money at the problem. ultimately, and legally, the hunt gary and state is responsible -- the hunt gary and -- the hungarian state i

the president orban says syrians should stay in turkey >>> ahead - guatemala's president appears no court to face corruption charges, hours after he quit >>> a win for same-sex couples in u.s. after a county clerk is gaoled for reversing to issue marriage licences. >> and live from doha - it's been a busy day of sport. an international updaylight. the latest - a quit in the deflate-gate scandal. the player, tom brady, is cleared to return to action. details coming up >>> hello, we begin with syrian refugee crisis, continuing to grip europe. let's look at the latest developments. there has been more chaotic scenes in hungary. many refugees and migrants have been allowed to board a train, but it stopped 30km away. >> shocking pictures of a syrianle child's body watched up on a beach in turkey led to calls for action to allow more refugees in. 3-year-old ireland died withes his mother and brother. his father wants the world to take notice and prevent more death. bernard smith reports from turkey. >> reporter: at the mortuary in southern turkey, a journey's end for two broth exerciers and a m

it's in big contrast to the message put out by viktor orban's government. which is quite to the contrary. it wants to introduce laws on the 15th, which is a couple of days away now, which will effectively make the whole crossing of the boarder a crime, punishable by up to three years in gaol. in reality there'll probably be a deportation instead. now we are seeing more political fighting as the refugee crisis gets bigger and bigger - particularly between the eastern bloc of the european union and the west. viktor orban is saying no way is this falling on. other states including the u.k. and denmark number themselves among the fan, along with, also, the east european states of - neighbouring state of slovakia, poland, and an absolute categorical word that they will not take part in any sort of sharing of the problem on an enforced basis. the problem is getting bigger instead of smaller, the politics are more complex, and the misery for the refugees is the same. the only difference is - moving now from this part of hungry in a faster way soords austria >>> th

hungary, viktor orban taking a solid stance. at the same time after talks in brussels with the european commission. the president has said that he may now agree to a quota of refugees, unlike other eastern european members of the e.u., he may agree to a quota. he's been against it all along. what persuaded him to go down the line is unclear at the moment. >> thank you >>> at least 10,000 protesters are marching in southern nepal, carrying the bodies of five demonstrators killed during earlier rally members. members are protesting against a new draft constitution. it proposes separating them. representation will be limited >>> it's been 4.5 years since radiation leaks started at the fukushima plant in japan, a nearby town that has evacuated has been reopened to residents. not everyone is convinced it's time to go home. as caroline malone reports. >> reporter: 4.5 years ago life here changed forever. it was contaminated by radiation from the nearby fukushima plant. more than 7,000 people were evacuated. now some of them are thinki

according to victor orban this will drastically reduce the number of refugees entering the country. he will also turn back anybody the country considers to be an economic migrant. that is another area. he says categorically, that no mandatory refugees come to hungary. what he says takes place, it could be a drastic change and a real bottleneck, which the unhcr has warned against, a large null of refugees stuck in hungary, and as a result, the unhcr has tried to get more help to the refugees in the border area. pretty complicated situation here, it seems that there are more patrols along the fence and ratcheted up the security situation. >> andrew simmons in rushke. that's how hungary has handled the situation. the past few weeks has highlighted a lack of coordinated approach by european officials. because of this, european minister have been meeting in brussels. the three-year-old boy's body shocked the world, to open its doors. >> it is heartbreaking, again to live for save allen and galeb his brother, it is not too late to save a million of them. they need that help. >> was the eu

bring harsher measures against refugees especially since they narrowed a lot of the lines that victor orban in hungary has taken in the last month. so it was a very warming concept to see them coming back to power. >> reporter: in other words, syriza has better than relatively many tolerant of the influx of people into greece in the last months? >> they have been relatively tolerant and done things that people should have done before them to ease the pain and help people who don't want to stay in greece. those people coming here don't want to stay here, keeping them in detention camps or locking them up in an island of 20,000 people holding another 20,000 refugees this is counterproductive in humane and thank god that didn't happen under syriza. for a lot of people i think that would have been the last straw. >> i believe we have to leave it there for time reasons. felicity, back to you in london. >> barnaby thank you very much indeed. >> more than four and a half thousand me have been killed in yemen since saudi arabia began it campaign in march. as hashem ahelbarra reports there has been

hungary president victor orban. >> are now managing to move them north through the continent. border crossings which had been packed with people are gradually emptying as the refugees are bussed towards slovenia and austria. lawrence lee reports. >> as chaotic as this summer's been it's now becoming clear that the refugees might hope that their journeys would be a little quicker a little less painful but this reception center in slovenia on the move towards austria and germany. are they happy? >> yes, these countries. >> when will you go to austria do you think? >> austria maybe today. after lunch. >> reporter: on the train? >> yes, on the train. >> like its neighbors to the southeast, slovenia is showing a sense of awareness. they recognize that the movements of people from serbia is getting faster. at the end of the summer it appears on the most basic level that europe is finally showing a bit more organization. >> translator: it's true. we have 250 beds available here. the refugees change every day. as soon as 250 leave, the next people arrive. >> so the next bus turns up,

victor orban has reiterated the stance for the countries in europe to work together. >> translator: until there is a united european stance, member states will have to protect themselves there this brutal threat. >> ads which appear in lebanese and jordanian papers warn people not to attempt to enter hungarian territory illegallily, anybody who enters will are punished. >>> croatia has put up a temporary refugee camp close to the border with serbia. sense of the report any rivals s and then arrangeheir onward transport. claiming they could note cope with the influx of refugees have managed to move them more successfully, ports are emptying, on to slovenia and austria. here is lawrence lee in slovenia. >> as chaotic as this summer has been, it is clear that they can hope their journey will be a little quicker, a little less painful. northern slovenian town, they are on their way to austria and germany. are they happy about it. >> it is quicker because these countries are totally good. >> when do you think you'll go to austria you think? >> austria today maybe after lunch. >> on the train?

their struggle is probably not over yet because even hungary, the prime minister viktor orban has demonstrated a hard-line approach, which criminalizes illegal border crossings. starting september 15, those who cross the border risk years in prison and expulsion. >> hungary is building a second razor wire fence. this is a contrast with countries like germany. >> the german chancellor has drawn a lot of praise for this generous response to the migrant crisis. france-wing magazine in is not necessarily a huge fan of an open door migrant policy, but they are a huge fan of angela merkel, talking about the incredible mess merkel. if only she were french. they are especially a fan of her economic policy and say she is at the head of a flourishing economy, and is the world's most powerful woman. hoping she would be the leader of france, but let's go back to france's response to the migrant crisis. the president announced france the president announced france will be welcoming some 24,000 ÷waú ♪ on saturday, the 14th of december, 1799, george washington-- one of the founding fathers of the united stat

the hungarian prime minister viktor orban believes he's taking the lead at a time when the e.u. members can't reach agreement on share quotas, and the rift between east and west of the european union has never been bigger. it's shaking the union to its very foundations. >> while e.u. leaders are slow in making decisions on the ground. here the situation once again is >>> we are learning more about joop hungarian police detained a group of syrian refugees for breaching its border fence. it's now planning to build a wire fence along the border with romania, a move criticized by the romanian prime minister >>> most of those seeking refuge in europe are from war torn syria. rockets fired by rebel fighters in the north killed 38 people. three neighbourhoods were bombarded according to the syrian observatory for human rights. 14 children were among the dead, and 150 people wounded. >> the syrian president has been speaking to russian media about the refugee crisis, saying europe needs to stop supporting torists in syria. >> the question is not about whether europe is taking refugees o

. >> as hungarian prime minister orban calls for work on the barrier to be sped up to keep refugees andt, others in europe are debating how and whether to let more people in. >> ifill: also ahead this tuesday: an iran nuclear deal that now cannot be undone, as democratic senators push it over a key threshold. plus, from trash to treasure: how a gourmet chef salvages food scraps from going to waste. and, magical forces unleashed in new york city.

viktor orban says it's the e.u.'s moral obligation to tell people they may not be granted asylum if they make it across the borders. going. >> please don't come. why you have to go from turkey to europe? turkey is a safe country. stay there. it's risky to come. we can't guarantee that you will be accepted here. morally, and from a human point of view, we will defend the border and keep the regulations. we represent a human rural point. we would not like to falsify the dreams of the people. please don't come, turkey is a safe country, serbia is safe. many countries between europe and other regions are safe. therefore it's better, better for your family, kids and yourself to stay >>> the comments coming as police lifted a 3-day blockade at a railway station in budapest. there were chaotic scenes in the station as people crowded on to trains. some were stopped by police at refugee camps outside of budapest. let's bring in andrew simmonds in budapest. what do you hear about the trains full of refugees na have been stoppe

. >> as hungarian prime minister orban calls for work on the barrier to be sped up to keep refugees and migrants out, others in europe are debating how and whether to let more people in. >> ifill: also ahead this tuesday: an iran nuclear deal that now cannot be undone, as democratic senators push it over a key threshold. plus, from trash to treasure: how a gourmet chef salvages food scraps from going to waste. and, magical forces unleashed in new york city. writer salman rushdie on his new novel, a tale of reason battling extremism. >> i always thought that these two ways of talking, one is fantastic, the fable, you know, the fairy tale, and the other is history, the scholarly study of what happened, i think they're both amazing ways to understand the nature. >> ifill: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public bro

victor orban in icy news conference, all he said about this situation in terms of the refugees is they have to - apart from a diametrically opposed viewpoint given in a very acid-like way to the media there. and the stage was set by an opinion article in a german newspaper in which he said that this migration crisis threatens to undermine the continent routes. he also said that the people want us to master the situation, and how he wants to master that situation is with razor wire and new laws to turn people around and send them back. >> andrew, you made a point of referencing that press conference with the hungarian prime minister. he made it very clear that he was simply doing his job, following the rules of implementing the european union border rule. there is a question here, however. given all the reporting over the months and years, are all the people behind you - are all those refugees not registered. the numbers we are not sure of. certainly a large proportion of them are registered. on monday, the opening of the station to refugees, some people have come directly here, other t

hungarian prime minister, viktor orban, has countered accusations of mistreatment of refugees, saying the migrants are violating the wall. >> these migrants are at their wit's ends. they've risked their lives traveling to reach europe, now living in squalor. more than 3,000 crossed over to hungary in the past two days. this iraqi man told d.w. his journey from turkey took him a month. he says when he arrived in hungary, authorities held him and others for two weeks, took their money and mobile phones. he wants to go to germany. hungary has come under criticism for failing to live up to its international obligations. these migrants were herded like animal into enclosures to receive food and water. security, threw provisions haphazard into the crowd, forcing them to fight for the food. asylum seekers are desperate to leave hungary before a raft of new anti-migrant laws come into effect. one such law makes crossing the border without a visa a criminal offense, punishable with jail. a harsh welcome for those who have already risked their lives to flee their home lands. hungarian soldiers

welcome to europe - frustration for refugees trying to cross hungary as president orban says syrians should stay in turk gri >>> hello, i'm felistie barr, and this is al jazeera live from london. coming up, guatemala's president appears in court to face corruption charges hours after he quit >>> a win for same-sex couples in the u.s. after a county clerk is gaoled for refusing to issue marriage licences >>> just a soldiers protecting his people. congolese rebel leader says he's not guilty of war crimes. >>> hello. the father of 3-year-old syrian boy, ireland, washed up on a kurdish beach, photos shocking the world calling for action in the refugees crisis. his father spoke in detail, describing the terrible detail of the trip from turkey to cos. he wants the world to take notice and proven more death, bernard smith reports. >> a mortuary in southern turkey, a journey's end for two brothers and a mother who drowned, trying to make it to greece. the father survived. the 3-year-old's body washing up on the beach. his 5-year-old brother and mother drowned, along with 13 others from two b

hungary doesn't want to take anybody at all and i am sure it will say when victor orban the prime minister up at the meeting in brussels today it's fundamentally undemocratic and it wouldn't be a surprise at this point if he said he would like a referendum in his own country to see if people are prepared to accept this. you know, not only many of the eastern european countries say that they have been basically steam rolled in to this by germany. but as i said in the report it also raises the question of whether it meets the needs of the refugees as well, because [ technical difficulties ] any pass through orin tending to set up in say the netherlands and sweeter might then be told by something, now you are going to poland or slovakia where they don't want to go? the countries don't want them other. the interior minister said this would stop asylum tourism and people don't have the right to decide where they want to go. it also suggests the european union despite all the disunity that you witness every single day, that you are trying to pro tent that the -- that it can act in a unified way,

prime minister victor orban has told parliament that the whole continent is under threat. >> tracey: grant are not just banging on our door they are breaking it down, not a knew hundred, not a few thousand, but several hundreds of thousands, actually williams of migrants are laying syn siege to hungary. there is no end insight. millions are preparing to travel. >>> africans are among the hundreds of thousands of pima driving in europe in search of a better life. natasha ghoneim reports on their journey across west africa to libya. >> reporter: this is the border between begi guinea and mali. it's a tran spirt port for starting a new life in europe. some of then don't make it. according to the international organization for migration, more than 2700 people died in the mediterranean sea this year. this man's brother was one of them. >> tracey: when he left for europe, everybody was driving. wiewpt to sea your family member lying like that at sea. >> reporter: but the prospect of poverty is enough to keep pushing ahead. >> i left because of persecution, i have been persecuted politicall

the hungarian prime minister viktor orban believes he's taking the lead at a time when e.u. still can't reach an agreement on share quotas for settling refugees. and the rift between east and west and the european union has never been bigger. it's shaking the union to its very fountain dealings. while e.u. leaders are slow in making deceptions on the ground. here the situation is once again deteriorating quickly. andrew simmons, al jazeera,. >>> let's move to other news knew. israel's prime minister is considering tougher penalties for people who throw stones at security forces. coming days after fighting between palestinians and israeli security forces. around the mosque in occupied east jerusalem. the site is considered holily by muslims, jews and christians for muslims it's their third holiest site after mecca and madina saudi arabia. it contains the mask and the dome of the raw. jewels call it the temple mount because of the jewish temple that his stood there in biblical times. it's the holiest site of judaism. palestinians feel israel will change the rules which allows

orban says his country is being overrun by asylum seekers, who he accuses of breaking down the europehungarian authorities have been trains,migrants on to taking them straight to austria. leaders hold an emergency summit the crisis tomorrow. the huge group of republican presidential contenders has smaller with the withdrawal of wisconsin governor scott walker. theays he wants to thin field so the party can find an alternative to the current front-runner. he didn't mention donald trump by name, he urged others the same reason. walker had promised to stay in 1% race but had less than support in a recent poll. >> coming up next, a new set of slowdown mayna's not be as bad as first thought. we'll see just how much faith put in those numbers when we return. stay with us. ♪ >> this is trending business. welcome back. china's slowdown may be causing investors to exit the stock market. but some data shows things may not be as bad as they seem. talk about this very interesting set of data coming alibaba and union pay. could be good news for the chinese economy. the does it say about health of

the hungarian prime minister victor orban, called for europe to work together. >> translator: until there is a united european stance, member states of the european union will be forced to protect themselves from this brutal threat at grave cost presidents. >> authorities are managing to move them up north through border continents bussed towards slovenia and austria, for example. >> let's hear from lawrence lee in the slovenian town. >> as ka chaotic, little quickea little less painful. but they he it is quicker because these countries are a accused. >> when will you go to austria? >> maybe today after lunch. >> on the train? >> yes on the train. >> slovenia is showing a sense of logistical sense. the groups from serbia is debting a bit faster, europe is finally shoag showing a bit more available. >> the refugees change every day as soon as wo 50 leave the next people arrive. >> so the next bus turns up off they come and they're asked to go in. the reason slovenia can cope with this influx of refugees in relatively small reception centers is the turnover is so fast. refugees we're told s

. >>> with the last hour -- within the last hour, prime minister victor orban has delivered frisch comments on the immigrants in europe. saying they're immigrants not refugees. the pm said the primary interest is to protect its boards. he's also paid o them to pay turkey to handle other might go grants. meanwhile, munich authorities are appealing for help after migrants arrive in the city. this after the prime minister has given her, quote, a wrong signal. australia meanwhile is planning to end measures which allows them to come across the border. and the uk prime minister is expected to outline a plan to deal with their migrants. and a first on a cnbc interview, osborne was asked what type of a response is needed to the migrant crisis. >> i think it's got to be pretty comprehensive. yes, of course, you've got to offer asylum to people fleeing persecution, britain has always done that. you've got to aid to make sure refugee camps there on the border of syria are ready to cope with a place where people don't have to run from. and you've got to go after the criminal gangs that are smuggling t

. >> as criticism has mounted on prime minister orban here from the eu and the international community, he still sounds defiant. he doesn't want rchtion coming here. refugees coming. if you don't want us here, why don't you let us get on these trains? that hasn't been answered. the parliament met today and they enacted new laws that would essentially make it easier to jail refugees for coming into this country illegally, parliament's also going to meet an monday and we're expecting out of that session will come laws that will enable troops to go to the southern border with syria and help stem the tide coming from that border also. this is very worrisome for refugees i've spoken to all day. at one point in the evening this empty cargo train it rolled in, obscured all the journalist views of the refugees that were across the tracks this we have been speaking with all day and it seems as though the officials that are here on the scene don't want to talk to the media and they really want to hide what's going on and that's what's making it so much more worrisome for the refugees who have be

the austrian chancellor accusing mr orban of irresponsibility saying that he had irpossible actions in describing all the refugees as migrants. all for over 3 billion to be sent to the neighbouring countries. including to bolster their humanitarian relations to stop the refugees coming to europe. >> andrew simmonds in buddha post. most are registering as refugees. even those are struggling to cope. turkey has the largest number, hosting close to 2 million. more than a million are in lebanon, many in cramped camps. jordan, iraq and egypt have refugees in the hundreds of thousands. jamal is in a refugee camp. how are they dealing with the influx? >> well, it's a good question. this is the second time i visited this place. i'm struggling to comprehend how people are coping for the months. over here, this is essentially a waste pipe, the drainage system they have. the state of hygiene in the camps, and how the kids here are raised essentially in these conditions. we can walk here maybe to one of what they call homes, but essentially you have several families in the places which are essenti

. >> victor orban insisting that those requires wires ar razor w. countries claiming they can't cope with that huge influx of refugees are just shepg them out instead, puttinhipg themship th. >> hoping their journey will be a little bit quicker, little less painful but this reception center in the northern slovenia town, are close to austria and germany, are they happy about it. >> it is quicker. these countries i told you it's good. >> when do you think you'll go to austria you think? >> austria maybe today after lunch. >> on the train. >> on the train, yes. >> like its neighbors to the southeast, slovenia is using a sense are recognition, on the most basic level that europe is finally showing a bit more organization. >> translator: it's true. we have 250 beds available here. the refugees change every day. as soon as 250 leave the next people arrive. >> reporter: so the next bus turns up, off they go and they're asked to turn in. in what relatively small reception centers because the turn around is so fast, refugees only spend about 12 hours here,

the hungarian prime minister, viktor orban believes he's taking the lead at a time when e.u. members cannot reach agreement on share quotas for settling refugees. the rift between the east and west has never been bigger. it's shaking the union to its very foundations. e.u. leaders are slow in making decisions on the ground, here the situation once again is deteriorating quickly >>> thousands of refugees arrived in austria, it is getting tougher for them to complete the journey to germany. in salzburg, they may have to close the train station. hundreds have been stopped there. rob reynolds is with them ex >> reporter: refugees through the salzburg train station, desperate to catch a train bound for germany. they were stranded when german authorities imposed border patrols in an effort to slow the flood. at the escalator to the platform, they were kept at bay. people were confused and frustrated. >> police said they were trying to keep order. but the crowd grew agitated, shouting and arguing. a minor scuffle broke out. one man was detained. it's a scene of chaos at the train sa

>> well, victor orban, has a long long hihistory of this rac rhetoric. he's not alone.here are leaders across the european continent. fortunately many of them are fringe elements. but they are often heard at times like this saying things that are frankly islamophobic and racist. hungary has economic problems of some magnitude and it is overwhelmed with the arrival of so many refugees. but this kind of language doesn't help. it would be much more helpful if orban would reach out for aide and help from countries in the world and show some sympathy. after all, it was no long ago when people of the world were showing sympathy for hungarians. >> paint a picture for us. remind us why these people are fleeing syria and iraq. >> it's been -- we're in year five of a brutal civil war in which the regime of bashar assad helped by countries like russia and iran has essentially been slaughtering tens of thousands of its own people. 250,000, a quarter of a million people are already dead. on top of that, you have isis, which operates from its headquarters in syria. you have millions

mr orban said several times that hungary should be for the hungarians, and be a hungarian country and opposed to immigration and discuss the benefits of what migrants could bring to hungary or europe as a society. >> there's a string political angle with the far right gaining ground. the ar ban government needs to show trength, that it can come up with a solution that it can implement. so far what we have seen from the solutions is this has led to chaos and suffering. >> the hungarian helsinki committee - thank you very much indeed. >> thank you >>> now, malaysian maritime officials say more than 60 workers died after their boats sank in the strait. it highlighted the plight of millions who come to malaysia in search of work. we spoke to one migrant who made the journey, but now wants out. >> 28-year-old man says he's a hunted man. he left his impoverished village in indonesia four years ago to work in malaysia said booming construction industry, paying someone he thought was an agent almost 2,000 to secure an employment visa. >> the agent came and showed us examples of documents, ass

hungarian prime minister viktor orban said, the problem is not a european problem.blem is a german problem. marine le pen, france's populist leader accused germany of trying to, quote, recruit slaves through massive immigration. almost certainly a sly reference to forced labor during world war ii. europe is under stress on many fronts, and politicians have found an easy way to deflect the blame. conjure up the ghosts of the nazis. der spiegel, germany's leading magazine, reported that nazi symbols have become de rigueur at anti-austerity demonstrations, pointing to posters and caricatures, some with chancellor angela merkel turned into a hitler look-alike, at rallies in poland, portugal, spain, italy and, of course, greece. during the debt negotiations, the greek government approved a propaganda video that played in subway trains in athens. the video included footage of the nazi invasion and occupation of greece with text that read, we claim what germany owes us. newspapers in greece routinely compared germany's positions on its debt restructuring to nazi policies.

>> i think the problem is victor orban, a right wing populist leader of a nato ally who's very closeo vladimir putin and is capitalizing on this crisis to try to drum up a demagogic and bigot bigoted political base. he's aligned himself with far right elements in europe. flirted with anti-semitism, more than flirted with anti-semitism. he said europe is a christian civilization. well, excuse america there are plenty of muslims and jews who live on that continent. i think it's very cruel and inhumane what he is doing. let's put this in perspective. this is the 21st century. people are fleeing from a has murdering tyrant, bashar al assad, who has dropped everything on them except nuclear weapons and biological weapons and we're talking about camps in europe in the 21st century. i think this is an appalling situation. >> i think we can add isis to that as well. >> indeed. but isis' outgrowth of policies and brutal form of repression first inaugurated by the assad regime in 2011. >> these pictures, let me remind our -- these pictures that you're seeing on the right are coming via arwa da

hungarian prime minister viktor orbÁn pushed back against the calls saying -- "i think we have a rightto decide that we do not want a large number of muslim people in our country." this comes as hungary has herded people into camps after they believed their trains were headed west toward germany. the polish and slovak governments also said they would only accept christians. meanwhile, reuters is reporting that hungary and bulgaria have reportedly made inquiries about buying israeli-designed fences to reinforce their borders. the chairman of the united nations commission of inquiry spoke out about the refugee crisis in syria on thursday. >> civilians are suffering the unimaginable. without stronger efforts to bring back a compromise, current trends suggest the syrian conflict in the killing and carry for thell foreseeable future. amy: that was chair of the united nations commission of inquiry. the prime minister has spoken out about the migration crisis after reports that the three-year-old syrian boy and his family were seeking to reach canada when they drown in the mediterranean sea e

. >> viktor orban, far right wing. >> they use this. but is hungary the bad guy in this player?nter of a lot of the arrivals and people want to use it as a transit point. but is hungary to blame? >> it's a very fine balance. what viktor orban is doing is espousing this far right-wing kind of ideology which is kind of inflaming what the initial problem is. if he is already bursting at the seams in his welfare system, then it would seem curious to sort of invite more people in when his country is already broken. here is the thing. in europe at the moment ever since the jihadist threat has risen in the middle east there has been a rising of the far right-wing parties in germany, france, the uk. they've become more popular. and they've become more popular because of their anti-immigration policies. so there has to be a balance here. this is why you see people like cameron hedging his bets, not wanting to accept a lot of asylum seekers because it will then maybe appeal to the more right-wing components of the uk, for example, which will make those parties more popular. i think the mo

in turn, hungary's prime minister, viktor orban, praised police, and said they face an open rebelliond in brussels, european union diplomats worked toward a critical monday meeting on resettling 160,000 people. we'll take a closer look at families making the journey to europe, after the news summary. disaster struck in saudi arabia today when a construction crane collapsed in mecca. at least 87 people were killed, and more than 180 hurt. the crane plunged into the east side of the grand mosque complex, the world's largest. the site had been buffeted by high winds and rain as crews prepared for the annual muslim pilgrimage to mecca. president obama is warning russia that its military buildup in syria is bound to fail. moscow has been sending more troops and weapons to bolster syrian president bashar al- assad. and, the kremlin called today for military talks with the u.s. to avoid "unintended incidents." but at fort meade, virginia, mr. obama said any talks should have a different goal. >> we are gonna be engaging russia to let them know that you can't continue to double down on a stra