robert forrester walker reports from a slovenian town. >> reporter: another leg for another 1,000 or more weary refugees, another never-ending ordeal. >> we are so tired. we are suffering from this journey. >> reporter: ali from iraq wanted to make one thing here. he's not here by choice. >> i'm not proud to leave my country, i love my country, we are a threat from militias. >> reporter: you can see from the ground that this is a well-worn route. and these are the latest refugees to arriving in slovenia, and the numbers keep on coming. >> that is a burden slovenia says it cannot bear. without e.u. money, man power and mutual agreement. police released a video showing the croatian authorities, leading refugees towards an illegal border crossing. the slovenian prime minister is frustrated. they send people to us in an uncontrolled way. they do not tell us where yes send the people. they push them through the border unexpectedly. sometimes in not a good condition. it's hard for us. >> with the prime minister's visit. they'll return on friday. refugees were registered. transport laid on

robert forrester walker has more from the slovenian border. >> reporter: how to manage tens of thousands of refugees a week moving across europe. that is the challenge facing european leaders. >> with so many people coming in, at this rate every day european leaders, especially the balkan leaders have to agree how much longer they can keep it going and regulate the people. for volunteers like inga, now is the time for compassion. >> they keep coming, and they have to take care of them. >> what do you think they should discuss. what do you think needs to be done? >> to me, i do not talk. for me it's the human side that we see are human being, as we are, and we have in that situation, we would be grit afl. this person from syria is grateful for being here. >> we have to say thank you. they welcome us. >> some see that as the problem. human rights groups is calling on leaders for those to make health care the highest priority, in brussels it may swing between the need for compassion and control. >> kurdish muslims clashed with turks on sunday in a part of the world you may not expect. so th

let's get more from robert forrester walker who is on the border, and tell us what the president means, and sounds like a challenge ahead for the decision makers in europe. >> that's right. just to give you guys a bit of context, i'm standing here at the point at which the refugees from croatia and beyond are coming into slovenia. this is the point on the slovenian side where they are first kept. you may be able to work out behind me, 100 meters away is where several hundred people have spent the last five hours in the cold, waiting to be moved on. this is why the commission is holding this summit, because it needs all of these countries to work together to coordinate closely to resolve the issue of bottlenecks, where refugees are kept waiting, and in a sense of the urgency of the situation, how the commission phrased its statement saying what we want after the meeting is for an agreement on steps that can be immediately implemented. you are hearing about the countries talking about wanting to close the borders if germany starts to reduce the numbers that it will accept because many of