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the polish border. �* , ., .. ~' polish army who defend the polish border. �* , . , border.to this. hundreds of| leading up to this. hundreds of migrants headed for the border leaving belarus and heading towards the forest that runs alongside the border of poland. other videos showed large numbers of migrants being escorted by armed men dressed in khaki. there are unconfirmed claims these men are working for the belarusian authorities. we also have this footage from the border. belarusian media reported up to 500 migrants there — in freezing temperatures. here's one of them. they are just wanting to go there for a better future for their kids, and that's all they want. they are innocent people who want a better future for their kids, but so many of them just have food, water, they have small kids that are freezing. the weather is pretty cold. poland is accusing belarus of trying to orchestrate an incident. the deputy foreign minister told polish radio"they are preparing polish radio "they are preparing a major provocation. "there will be an attempt at a mass border crossing,

gatherings of migrants on the left side, there is even ball got more gathering, you know, of the polish army and polish border forces. on the polish side. we know what happens in the polish side, but i mean you can also obviously see pictures and you've just been pictures from the bela root inside. people just tried to cross, you know, through, through a very difficult area that, of like pray, middle for it, you know, with huge logs or all the trees fallen with you know, they get lost. they don't know where to go. it's kilometers and kilometers a forest of unknown area. they have no food, they have no shelter. they have no drinking water. when we meet them at the polish sites, they are usually in a very difficult mental and you know medical state, they are absolutely exhausted. they are terrified because obviously they are hiding in the for a 4 days just not to be caught by border patrol. it's sort of like, you know, hunger game but just in relies. so they are really, you know, horan horan conditions, we call for the installation of the, of the violence on the border. and instead of, you kno

if we are polish army, the journey across is not without its risks. morale method, we flew from syria to bela ruth. she's now in a polish hospital near the border. now i'm by them. how are you willoughby? they remained for a week in the woods. it had been a tough week from heavy rain to she is cold. oh, they are living in dye conditions. at some point, my daughter's health deteriorated. she's been in. i see you for 3 weeks. oh, the furnace is lovely, man, i call on the german authorities to allow us to re unite with our daughter. we hope the german authorities will consider the health condition of our daughter. the family is living here and we hope the authorities will lend us a helping hand and permit her entry from poland to london. the family doesn't know what will happen next. for their part polish authorities are granting medical assistance to people that manage across the border and need it. but what's not clear is what will happen to them afterwards. will they be able to stay here in poland? move on to other european countries, or will they be sent back to belarus. the uncertai

polish authorities. we have been stopped at authorities. we have been stopped at a checkpoint, have the boot of our car examines and also passed a makeshift army serious about it. they're not going to back down and neither are the in belarus. we will leave it there. that isjenny hill on the polish side of the belarus border. france is remembering the islamist attacks that took place in paris six years ago. the 130 victims are being commemorated at the various places where they were killed in november 2015. at the same time, survivors, relatives and security forces have been testifying in the trial of 20 men accused of involvement in the attacks. our paris correspondent, lucy williamson has been following their accounts of what happened that night. for six years, france has been waiting for justice. justice for victims and for the nation as a whole. this trial is where private horror is turned into public history, where the witness list includes national leaders like former president francois hollande. 130 people were killed six years ago, in a night of islamist violence across paris. salah abdeslam, alleged to be the only surviving attacker fr

polish authorities are saying they are not going to let those people into their country, into the eu. they are telling them to go home. a british armyhas been sent here to aid in the response polish authorities say they have always completed the construction of a fence -- already completed construction of a fence along the border with belarus. a british team is supposed to be helping them. we are not sure in one capacity. our understanding is they may be engineers, an interesting development because poland is no longer an eu ally, but a nato partner. nancy: supporters of pro-iranian groups who lost many of their seats clash with security forces at the edge of the secure green zone in baghdad. days later, the prime minister survived an assassination attempt when a weaponized drone hit his house there. it was hoped the vote would move the country forward. instead, disputes over the results seem to be dividing the country further. middle east correspondent anna foster reports from baghdad. anna: waiting for a new government. this protest camp sprung up in the days after the election. it is now home to thousands of pro-iran militias. th

let me tell you about it also as well, the british army santana engineering specialist to the polish side of the border to assess the barbed wire barrier. this being pulled out that brought yesterday. other news that came in in an effort to prevent any further influx to turkey in iraq of no band direct flights to better routes for syrian yamini and iraqi citizens. back to those supplies bellows supplies, migrants at the border with him, humanitarian aid best they can. there's poland remains relentless in its decision to not let anyone in prison, potions chip till he stressed that the use reaction to the crisis in his view has been inhumane. level of humanitarian issue should be at the forefront. but when at the board, the polish military beat migrants shoot over their heads with military weapons, 10 sirens, and lights on at night in those places where children and women including pregnant women. how can this fit with the ideas of humanism which supposedly form the base policy of our western colleagues? we are in the very heart of the migrant camp here on the border between barrows an

well, meantime, the british armies sent 10 engineering specialists to the polish side of the border to assess the barbed wire barrier that's being put up. and in an effort to prevent any further influx turkey and a rack of band direct flights to better with snow for syria, yemen, eat, and iraqi citizens better was supplies migrants at the board with humanitarian aid, as has been doing the last couple of days in poland. remains relentless and this decision not to let anyone in, as for the russian side of it present, didn't put in the stress that the use reaction to the crisis has been in humane level, will still be humanitarian issue should be at the forefront. but when at the board, the polish military beat migrants shoot over their heads with military weapons, 10 sirens, and lights on at night in those places where children and women including pregnant women. how can this fit with the ideas of humanism which supposedly form the basis of the policy of our west and colleagues, we are in the very heart of the migrant camp here on the border between barrows and poland. the conditions are

u dash for now and for the foreseeable future. meantime, the british army is santana engineering specialist to the polish side of border to assess the barbed wire barrier that's been put up. and in an effort to prevent any further influx turkey and a rack of band direct flights to better us for syrian gemini and iraqi citizens, better supplies migrants the board has mentioned that humanitarian aid is. poland remains relentless and its decision to not let anyone in for fear of as it's been described, opening the floodgates. president potent stress that the a use reaction to the crisis in his view though, has been in humane level close with humanitarian isha should be at the forefront on them. but when at the board of the polish military beat migrants shoot over their heads with military weapons, 10 sirens and lights on it at night. in most places, when children and women including pregnant women are how can this fit with the ideas of humanism which supposedly formed the pace a policy of our western colleagues. and we are in the very heart of the migrant camp here on the border between barrows and poland c

dreams dashed for now and for the foreseeable future. meantime, the british army sent 10 engineering specialists to the polish side of the border to assess the barbed wire barrier. this been put up and in an effort to prevent any further influx turkey and a rack of band direct flights to better was for syrian yamini and iraqi citizens. better with supplies, migrants set the border with thick humanitarian aid. as poland remains relentless in its decision to not let anyone in it phase, if it does, it will open up a floodgate. president, putin, of his parts, chip 10 and stress that the ease reaction to the crisis has been in his view. in humane level loss of did, those will be humanitarian issue, should be at the forefront on them. but when at the board of the polish military beat migrants shoot over their heads with military weapons, tents, sirens, and lights on that night. in most places, when children and women including pregnant women are how can this fit with the ideas of humanism which supposedly formed the face and policy of our west and colleagues, we are in the very heart of the migrant camp here on the

so dashed for now and the foreseeable future released me while the british army sent 10 engineering specialists to the polish side of the border to assess the barbed wire barrier that's been put up. and in an effort to prevent any further influx turkey to rock band, direct flight to bell ruse for syrian yamini and a rocky citizens. but a russ supplies migrants of the border with humanitarian aid and poland remained relentless in its decision. not to let anyone in president putin, his trust that the a huge reaction to the crisis has been inhumane level lawsuit could, that'll be the humanitarian. it should be at the forefront on them. but when at the board, the polish military beat migrants shoot over their heads with military wetlands, 10 sirens, and light solid lines in those places when children and women including pregnant women. oh, how can this fit with the ideas of humanism which supposedly formed the face a policy of our western colleagues? we are in the very heart of the migrant camp here on the border between barrows and poland conditions, a very, very harshly at night. temperatures drop below 0 cels

the perceivable future, at least. meantime, other developments, the british army, sent 10 engineering specialist to the polish side of the border to assess the barbed wire barrier that has been put up into look at its integrity. and in an effort to prevent any further influx turkey and a rack of band direct flights to beller was for syrian yamini and iraqi citizens. better us supplies migrants at the border with humanitarian aid. as poland remains relentless in his decision, not to let anyone in their position as if we do, it could open the floodgates. as for present posts in, he stressed at the ease reaction to the crisis has been in humane level. lots of good, those will be, must, humanitarian issue, should be at the forefront of them. but when at the board of the polish military beat migrants shoot over their heads with military weapons, 10 sirens and lights on at night in those places where the children and women including pregnant women are how can this fit with the ideas of humanism which supposedly formed the basis of the policy of our western colleagues, we are in the very heart of the migrant camp he

dashed for now and the full sample future at least. meanwhile, the british army sent 10 engineering specialists to the polish side of the border to assess the barbed wire barrier that had been put up. and in an effort to prevent any further influx turkey in iraq have band direct flights to belarus, the syrian jamini and iraqi citizens. but a rou, supplies migrants at the border with humanitarian named because poland remains relentless in its decision to not let anyone in. president potent has stressed that the ears reaction to the crisis has been inhumane. level close with humanitarian issues should be at the forefront. but when at the border, the polish military beat migrants shoot over their heads with military weapons, 10 sirens, and lights on it night in those places where children and women including pregnant women are how can this fit with the ideas of humanism which supposedly formed the basis of the policy of our west and colleagues, we are in the very heart of the migrant camp here on the border between barrows and poland. the conditions are very, very harsh. here at night, temperatures drop below 0

camp that were released by bell russian authorities. meanwhile, the british army has sent 10 engineering specialists to the polish side of the border to assess the barbed wire barrier that's being put up. and in an effort to prevent any further influx to turkey and iraq, have band direct flights to belarus, the syrian yeah. many and iraqi citizens. well, for those stuck at uphold ursa condition, sarah, becoming unbearable. we spoke to a girl that was taken to hospital as no idaho. i came to baler is with my family. there are 7 of us, 5 of whom are children. oh, my family members are at the state border, which is want to get out of beller and get into the european union. the conditions in which we are leaving are no longer bearable. we want to get back to my family and then crossed the border together. when he water, food, and clothing at the border, we have nothing. we were in the camp just because we hoped it would be good here. but now i see that we are dying. after all these acts of violence and force will only my colleague kevin own discuss the humanitarian situation. i. robot onus hays from doctors without b

that were posted by the bell russian authorities. meanwhile, the british army has sent 10 engineering specialists to the polish side of the border to assess the bar, apply a barrier that is being put up and in an effort to prevent any further influx of migrant turkey and a rack of also band direct flights t belarus, the syrian jamini and also iraqi citizens. while president peyton has stressed that humanitarian issues should be a top priority for the european union. of a global lawsuit could that'll be humanitarian issue should be at the forefront. but when at the board of the polish mil, it beat migrants shoot over their heads as military weapons, 10 sirens and lights on it night in those places where children and women including pregnant women are how can this fit with the ideas of humanism which supposedly formed the basis the policy of our west and colleagues, we are in the very heart of the migrant camp here on the boards of it's been kind of gross and poland and it is, i have to admit, had been a bit of, i'm sorry, size it is stretching all the way from the left of me to, to the right up the hill under w

frontier in the hope of entering the european union. meanwhile, the british army has sent 10 engineering specialists to the polish side of the border to assess the barbed wire barrier. this been put up under the effort to prevent any further influx turkey and the rock bands. direct flights to ballard, syrian empty and iraq to citizens. elevators is continuing to supply migrants of the board that with humanitarian aid, as poland remains relentless. this decision to not let anyone, and i said to 10 has stressed to the in years reaction to the crisis has been in the name of a global humanitarian. she should be at the forefront. but when at the board of the polish military beat migrants shoot over their heads with military weapons, 10 sirens and lights on at night in those places where children and women including pregnant women are how can this fit with the ideas of humanism which supposedly formed the basis of the policy of our western colleagues, we are in the very heart of the migrant camp here on the border between barrows and poland. the conditions are very, very harshly at night, temperatures drop below 0 cels

that the polish government will all the sudden softening stands towards how these migrants, in fact, it's taken really hard line approach. declare in a state of emergency and deploying regular army units along with security forces to the frontier. now with an ongoing migrant crisis on the bell, russian polish border of war of words, pre minns can the european union is now in full swing. both sides accusing each other, feeling the situation, report to munificence you impose sanctions against me, against bell russians. you went for a hybrid war against bell roots. look at the media, economics and politics. and now they've got whole the security. it's a hybrid war, and you want me to protect you from migrants. among other things. we are facing a brutal hybrid attach on your board. us banners, you strip the nation's matrons distress in a similar to and shirking way. meanwhile, moscow says that western countries, including poland only themselves to blame for the spiraling crisis, emphasizing their ro in conflicts in the middle east, under the blame game and rivals between european states. i'm ballerina with poland now dragging even russia into the dispute. because don of has more on

that the polish government will all the sudden softening stands towards how these migrants, in fact, at stake. and really hard line approach. declare in a state of emergency and deploying regular army units, along with security forces to the frontier. not with an ongoing then migrant crisis on the bell. russian polish buddha of warf woods between means and the european union is in full swing. both sides accusing each other a feeling. the situation will really presume in a sense, you impose sanctions against me, against bell russians. you went for a hybrid war against bell roots, look at the media, economics and politics. and now they have got hold of security. it's a hybrid war and you want me to protect you from migrants, among other things where we are facing a brutal hybrid attach on our you borders, belarus. he switched an agent murderous distress in a cynical and shook into way. meanwhile, moscow says that western countries, including poland, have only themselves to blame for the spiraling crisis and emphasize their rolling conflicts in the middle east. that is, the brain gain unravels between european states and belarus with poland. now even dragging russia into the dispute,

there telling them to go home and a british army team has been centred to aid in that. polishth belarus. and a british team helping them but that. my understanding is that they may be engineers. it certainly an interesting development in poland no longer an eu ally and certainly a nato partner. before we go — these are scenes outside the court in los angeles where in soon thejudge is expected to begin ending that conservatorship arrangement: the pop star britney spears could regain control of her personal life and finances — when the court in los angeles decides whether to overturn an order which originally put her father and lawyers in charge. good evening. it's been quite a breezy day out there today. outbreaks of rain for many of us, and also still mild for the time of year. but those stronger winds brought some big waves to the coast — this was aberystwyth a little bit earlier on. the winds are now tending to ease, and things look a bit quieter through the course of the weekend as low pressures clears away. still very mild for the time of year and mainly dry on both saturd

that, that these tactics used armies man really gave us any intelligence that was important or useful to our country. ah, we created our kite in wrong with our torture polish, you know, kind of rock more what we call isis today. dash ice or the same. it's just a manifestation of torture. these are programs that we created and were living with those results to you so that you things is walk rooms. oh this is absolutely we're crimes. we knew there were crimes. ah, this new substitute motion is here to rectify 10 years of deceitful and secret collusion to impede the will of the membership into them. stephen arrived there just as possible with the a pig is coming to and we're here today to reset our moral compass. we had been trying for 10 years to prevent psychologists from being part of national security interrogations so that we expose the acknowledgement. we apologize for it and we changed it ah, soft to being held for 3 years. madame was released without charge us herself, so it would have happened if i got on a plane and come back home to england. but what would have happened? would i end up in guantanamo? would these with these painful with this plentif

that the polish government will all the sudden softening stance towards how these migrants, in fact, it's taken really hard line approach, declare in a state of emergency and deploying regular army units along with security forces to the frontier. okay, well thank sir for the latest update that konstantin wisconsin rosco reporting that the board between poland and bella race now with an ongoing migrant try to send the better russian polish porter of war words if we minced and the european union is in full swing. both sides accusing each other a feeling the situation will pursue munificence. you imposed sanctions against me, against bell russians. you went for a hybrid war against battle ropes. look at the media, economics and politics. and now they've got whole the security. it's a hybrid war. and you want me to protect you from migrants, among other things, we are facing a brutal hybrid attach on you borders, barriers. you switch nations, migrants distress in a city to ensure king to wait. meanwhile, is ladia has declared a state of emergency in its regions. the board of batteries and his blame game unravels between european states and minns. poland has also pointed the finger

law, at the polish academy of sciences, he says the refugees and migrants should be allowed to enter poland to claim asylum . they dropped dropped at the border between 2 fences between 2 armies with doubtful editing of ad without any solutions, without any hope. what will happen next with what you offer to them. so there was no possibility for them to to stay. despite a date that they tried to solve this by don't of course, using violence, but if you forward, but the situation at the board because previously for the 1st, the 1st situation during the last several months, the violence has been deployed by, by anyone at the border i mean, they always have the right to to apply for items. and there is only way that would end to end. it should enter the gate to you in this case, to the, to, to pull on. but no reason to doubt it. so we don't know if they apply for design. if they want to do that, are not limited to me. you should feel the situation on the, on your diplomatic level, by tegan level. so in my opinion, those people should be entered full on the different procedures should be applied to that as items or a return procedure to secure them safe buchholz. now while the eur

polish government will all the sudden soften it stands towards migrant. in fact, is taking a really hard line approach, declaring a state of emergency and deploying a regular army units along with security forces to the frontier. now, those he tried to breach the fans were mad with tear gas and pepper spray. so far, the border guards have managed to keep the refugees on the other side of the fence, but there are reports of more migrants approaching the frontier from belarus. his force, meaning the situation here could escalate rapidly. carrasco reporting for archie from there polish bell russian border. the feud intensified last month when warsaw about to expel migrants who cross the border illegally passing a law for them to be pushed back. critic slammed that measure, calling it an abuse of e. u and international law. meantime, russia says the west's been running an information campaign against it over the border crisis between poland and belarus. it comes after the polish prime minister accused ladiva potent of being directly responsible for the unfolding situation. more on that next from artie. charlotte to bend ski is really paying the political anti in th

the uk defence secretary says he'll soon be sending more army engineers to the polish frontier.hs, because again, our defensive strength is that solidarity. and standing side by side by the poles, saying, look, we know what's going on, this is hybrid warfare, this is the use of people being trafficked across the border by a sponsoring government, effectively, and were not going to allow that to happen. and here, the people caught in the middle, returning to iraq after their failed attempt to find a new life abroad. translation: | don't regret| returning, but i do regret that i believed the promises of the smugglers and that i dealt with immoral people that took advantage of us. i would have stayed till death, but my family were in danger if the situation doesn't improve in iraq. in a year or two, i would leave again, if there is no solution i'll be forced to leave. for now, hundreds of migrants resettle into the home they left. some with an eye to leave again and others with hope of a fresh start. suzanne kianpour, bbc news. talks continue in brussels today to try to ease the ro

polish government will all of a sudden softening stance towards the migrants. in fact, it's still a really hard line approach, declare in a state of emergency and deploying regular army units along with security forces to the frontier. so far, the border guards have managed to keep the refugees on the other side of the fence, but there are reports of more migrants approaching the frontier from bella versus force. meaning the situation here could escalate rapidly. okay, well thanks that update. konstantin, that was that constant. roche coffee's at the border between batteries and poland, keeping on the situation for so thanks for now. now to the 1st testimony of guantanamo detainees, shed light on torture at the us detention facility lawyer. nancy hollander has described the importance of the trial for other victims held in clandestine giles around the world. nancy honda is an american criminal defense lawyer, mostly 9 for representing to guantanamo bay detainees as well as we supplied. chelsea manning charge in the us with the leak of classified data and who's really she won a nancy was betrayed by actress to jodie foster in the movie motor thing in a bag to get my d

polish border guards pushed them back into belarus four times. >> we were there 15 days without food, without anything. the belarusian army said if we saw you again, we will kill you. >> reporter: the eu is close to imposing a fresh round of sanctions on belarus. that could come as early as next week. belarus' dictator lukashenko saying if that happens, he could cut off the eu's gas supply. brian. >> thank you. >>> back here stateside, turning our attention once again to the forecast, rob marciano here in new york city, and in a span of three hours yesterday, we went from spring to winter. >> did you feel that? >> sure did. >> around 2:00. got a piece of it in philly, but really rough here in the tristate area. this is out in long island. 79-mile-per-hour winds in this area, and you see the debris flying sideways. we had tornadoes, no official touchdowns we had a water spout off the coast of new jersey, but look at the damage in new york, and extensive stuff there. we had power outages and hail. widespread hail, an inch and a half in diameter in some cases. that took some of the three limbs and certainly the leaves that a

along the polish border, a syrian has done better than most, just making it to safety in a hospital inside the european union. >> i came from beirut and we ended up at the border. developer and armye our food and water and pushed us away. and told us not to return. . we have been here five days with no food and water. >> an ngo worker takes down the details. a lawyer will help him sign a power of attorney and he completes a note formally requesting asylum. they work quickly. it will become clear why. >> [speaking foreign language] >> in the next cubicle, he occurred from northern iraq. >> i am not animal. i want to work my dream. >> in an icu bed, unidentified and unconscious, a third man suffering prolonged exposure to cold weather. these men have been on a terrible journey drawn to belarus by the promise of safe passage to the eu. unwitting victims in a cynical standoff in which leaders site cares about their welfare. there may be signs of the crisis easing if conditions on the other side of the border improve after diplomacy but the individuals in this hospital on the polish side of the border are lucky to be alive. they are stuck in a nightmare and it is still unfolding. here

polish government there sealing the border, refusing to take them in, and belarus refusing to take them back, leaving the migrants stranded. >> we were there 15 days without food, without anything. the belarusian armyw you again, we'll kill you. >> reporter: abc news was out with activists who were trying to help migrants who did manage to cross into poland. >> we see every day, people in the forest. most of them totally wet, freezing. >> reporter: the eu accusing belarus' dictator alexander lukashenko of tricking the migrants into coming to the border as punishment to the eu after sanctions were imposed on his country. many of the migrants from syria and iraq looking for a better life in western europe. russia standing by belarus, baming the west and holding joint military operations. >> i think it's a great concern. we've communicated our concern to russia. we communicated our concern to belarus. we think it's a problem. >> reporter: and this morning, the eu's top diplomat said they will now toughen sanctions on belarus, possibly extending them to airlines and others who are transporting the migrants to the border. michael? >> all right, thank you, martha. i know you'll stay on the story. robin?