the mountains of central romania. despite how pretty authorities started clearing the roadways jammed with the white stuff and fallen trees and sudden cold also surprised drivers who were not ready or properly equipped to traverse the slippery roads because this came earlier than normal. unfortunately, we are likely to see another round of snowfall because temperatures are low. 3 degrees for the overnight hours. gradual warming trend for your friday. another drop here and you may see sleet and also even in bucharest could turn to snow. kyiv almost freezing temperatures. this is almost mid winter-like temperatures. there will be a lot of thunderstorms and excessive precipitation with another round of the storm system with wind gusts reaching about 70 kilometers per hour especially in the central areas where flooding is going to be of huge risk once again. so that is traveling into the northern balkens. we are seeing more snowfall in germany. five to ten centimeters will be likely there. if you are one of the drivers ou

in another 12 hours, nicolae will be back in romania. he wldn't even let me wait until the plane took off. he said he needed to be alone. maybe it's for the best. how can that be possible ? this is the united states of america. this could havbe his ho. mr. brashov, i've been here for five years and it never feels like me. - but i thought you were happy here ? - most of the time i am happy. but sometimes it hurts so much to be away from my family... and my friends and my language. change is not for everyone. perhaps not. what's in the bag, mr. brashov ? something colae wanted me to have. well, aren't you going to open it ? here, you open it. it's beautiful ! he said it was something to remember him . - hi. - m sorry, we're closed. is there a nicholas bshov here ? you mean nicolae brashov ? - is that you ? - no, i am victor brashov. nicolae is my brother. looki founthis over at the shopping mall. there was a piecof paper in it with this address on it, so i figured i'd take a chance. thank you. you are very kind. i hope you will come back h

that is something that has never happened in romania. that is a big plus. >> uruguay scored the first try of a tournament. carlos going over the line against fiji. but there wasn't enough as the opponent ran in seven tries for 47 points for 15 win >>> the last three-quarter births continue to be built on wednesday south africa expected to confirm their spot. the springboks made one change to the team since their victory over scotland. it was a must-win, following the loss to japan. they need three more tries to equal jonah's world cup record of 64. the other game, georgia play namibia to secure the spots in the 2019 world cups. there is a lot more sport on the website. >> a top story there. lionel messi has been cleared of tax fraud, but his father could be facing a prison sentence. the address aljazeera.com/sport. that's all the sport for now. more later on >>> all right. thank you. that brings us almost to the end of the al jazeera newshour. back with another full bulletin of news in a couple of minutes. of course, you can head to the

rishaad: up next, romania realizing the record books.he rest of the rugby world cup headlines, coming up. ♪ rishaad: week three is well underway in the rugby world cup. romania scoring over canada, the biggest world cup come back in history. fiji were easy winners over uruguay. south africa taking on the u.s., and other matches. in mighty fight back by romania, they're too late. penalties secure the win. let's have a look at what's going on in social media. david: we are talking about the surface book, the new product launched by microsoft. received ony well social media. what it is is, i'm not a technie, but a keyboard that you tablet on top. people are calling this the apple killer. one user says i will not lie, the ipad pro is poop now. shery: i like the nice keyboards, like the ones that are hard to type in. david: that is pretty old school. shery: i am old school. speaking of that, let's talk about some seafood. i went to this restaurant in china and he wanted to get a plate, the bill ended up being $240 u.s. he thought it would be

>>> a deadly nightclub fire in romania. concert fireworks appear to be to blame for a blaze that killed 27 and injured more than 150. the latest on this tragedy. >>> presidential debates. the u.s. republican committee, the rnc is blasting the moderators of this week's debate on cnbc. they say it won't happen again, at least not on an nbc channel. >>> halloween is the spookiest time of year. we'll show you how to scare yourself silly. welcome to viewers in the united states and around the world. news room starts right now. >>> a good day to you. we start this hour with the deadly club fire in romania. flames ripped through the club during a concert killing 27 people. nearly 200 people went to area hospitals, many in critical conditions, with critical injuries, i should say. some 400 people were inside the building when it started and here is the thing. there was only one exit to escape. we got details from alexander. listen. >> reporter: there was a basement from the factory from the communist era. the beginning of this year

nice view here, yes, over the mountains of central romania, covered with a thick blanket of snowfall after an early winter storm, 25 centimeters of the white stuff. the snow is pretty, yes, but authorities have to clean up quickly because of fallen trees in the snow on the roadways, and this surprised some drivers not ready for the system. we had wild action in europe, snow taking place in poland, and expect more intense storms in italy and had a dam in another portion of romania breaking and causing flooding because of the rainfall in the process. are going to see even more in terms of stronger weather towards italy as we go throughout the day on thursday and into thursday evening because of the clash of air, looking at the possibility of maybe a water spout and strong winds and heavy rainfall. higher peaks may be dealing with some potential snowfall as the cold air remains in place. now, wrapping things up with a look at north america, mainly dry in determine terms of the forecast other than california. this is a good thing, actually, in los angeles and inland empire, seeing the he

in the second half, romania fought back before a penalty secured the win.he first time canada has been defeated in their home , while romania will finish third and face italy on sunday. that also brings automatic qualifications for the 2019 world cup. emerging markets have been hurt by weak commodity prices and the outflow of funds is a worry. however, speaking at the influential summit in london, recent volatility in china will not affect growth in the long term. some veryas been significant equity market volatility, but not a demonstrable wealth affect on real growth numbers. i would still say chinese numbers are more or less in line with where they would have been. actually looks better than it has at any point in the last 12 months. the rest of emerging markets are not a worry. -- complications slightly plunged china. this means that for certain parts of x japan, x china, ask -- a and asia >> does that mean malaysia? >> i'm not going to get specific on that. it's a big part of the world's population, john, and a reasonable part of the gdp. there are con

growing, along with calls for the israeli army to change its tactics >>> a fire in a nightclub in romania is blamed on fireworks set off by a heavy metal ban. 27 were killed in the packed club. >> reporter: desperate to save lives, paramedics work to revive victims. for many, there's nothing to do. >> translation: there are many victims, many went to the hospital by themselves. it is common. they finish monitoring here. they go to the hospitals to see how they are managing and whether to move them to the other hospitals. >> translation: they were in the capital bucharest when the fire broke out of the dozens died. hundreds were wounded. >> it was 11 o'clock in the evening and the nightclub was packed. the minister warned that the death toll may climb some burnt over their bodies. >> it's the worst accidents in decades. hundreds of people at the club were young adults and teenagers attending a free rock concert. >> translation: three friends of mine are inside the hospital. i was lucky, i couldn't find someone to replace me at work. otherwise i would have been here too, or somewhere else,

but with the contrasting physical style romania began to dominate and fought their way back into theh two tries from number 8. they made the most of canada having a player in the sin bin, and romania were only one point behind, and that's when this player clenched the last gasp. >> pretty disappointing. you were up 15, and then in the second half, we did some naive things in that last 30 minutes. >> reporter: tuesday's other match was [ inaudible ]. and while uruguay scored their first world cup try in 10 years, [ inaudible ] easily won with 7 tries of their own. >>> raphael nadal was forced to work for his win. two former world number 1s also went head to head on tuesday. powering to a straight set win over venus williams in this second-round contest. she'll face two-time champion next. >>> the mlb post season gets underway in a little over two hours from now, when the houston rockets visit the new york yankees. this isn't the series. it's just a one-off game. practicing at yankee stadium, they haven't reached the playoffs since 2005. >>> that's your sport, back to felicity in londo

it gives romania an opportunity to be able to develop and progress for four years. that's something that's never been able to happen in romania and i think that is a big plus. >> uruguay scored their first try of this tournament, going over the line against fiji, but it wasn't enough, as the opponents ran in just seven tries for a 47-15 win. >> the last three quarter final berths will begin to be filled, with just one change of the team since their victory over scotland. needs just three more tries to equal the world cup record of 64. georgia playing as they also look to secure automatic spots at the 2019 world cup. >> that is all your sport for now. >> many thanks. hasn't got his contact lenses in if you wonder what the look was for there. hong kong is one of the world's busiest harbors with ships of all shapes and sizes creating all sorts of pollution. coral reefs are thriving. cara clark reports. >> cranes and construction sites circle hong kong's harbor front. land is slowly devouring these waters as the city expands its footprint. scientists are keeping a close

there are three countries, bulgaria, romania and serbia. they say they'll shut their borders if the countries stop with the arrivals. slovenia is struggling to cope. his president said he will act on his own. 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 say

at least 27 people are dead in a nightclub fire in bucharest, romania. nearly 200 more are injured. sparks from a heavy metal band's pyrotechnics show started the fire. local media reports club goers initially thought the flames were part of the show. this is eerily similar to the deadly station nightclub fire in rhode island. a band set off fire works that sparked decorations and burst into flames. >>> right now, the search is a doctor who was biking to work and it was all caught on camera. this is definitely a case of road rage. >> reporter: he knows he's fortunate to be holding his son. >> i rebouleting on the ground holding my wrist and looking up and noticing that it was in a direction that it shouldn't be going. >> reporter: last month, a doctor at mgh was commuting to work on his bike, something he does every day when he says the driver of this pickup truck took issue. >> all i heard was get out of the way, get off the road and he was pulling around me at an angle that i knew he would hit me. >> reporter: he spent four days in the hospital. surgeons mended his wrist with plat

. >>> we are following developing people are dead in a nightclub fire in romania, sparks from a pyro-technics show started the fire. this is early similar to the deadly station nightclub fire in rhode island eleven years ago a band performing on stage set off fireworks that sparked flames. >>> right now the search is on for a hit-and-run driver who badly injured a local doctor who was biking to work the whole thing caught on surveillance video. julie spoke to the victim who says this was definitely a case of road rage. >> he knows he is fortunate just to be holding his son. >> i remember laying on the ground holding my wrist and then looking up and noticing >> last month the doctor was commuting to work on his bike something he does every day. when he says the driver of this pick up truck took issue. >> all i heard was, get out of the way get off the road all i remember is seeing him pull around me coming at an angle where i knew he was going to hit me. hospital. plates and screws. >> not very subtle. >> the entire incident was captured on security cameras at an auto body shop, months passed

is to fly to romania because the foreign-policy wasn't dead yet and the desire was in moscow to somehow drag something out of this and remain to the international security and eastern europe so that for a year or two after the fall of the berlin wall the soviet diplomacy still was not entirely on the rest of optimism. it was of realism except they were scared of the germans. so there was something to work with. will will the new germany accept the old borders or will he want a bit of pulling back to a couple wind -- poland back so it wasn't totally unrealistic. it was a dynamic process right up to the end of the ussr. >> thank you for showing the end from both sides. ask a [applause] >> thank you for coming along. [inaudible conversations] ..

the president of romania expressed condolences, it's a very sad day for all of us. they have declared three days of mourning. and in texas, deputies rescued four special needs students and a driver caught in a bus in high water. and they pulled out adults and children in another location in a bus. it's been a relatively dry fall for us. >> we don't have much to offer, there's one rain chance in the next seven days and that's coming up. amy: 8:13, josh judge with his forecast and it's a wedding that you have probably nev jeb bush was a very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in the history of the state of florida. he was a young guy and i think there were some folks in the legislature that thought they might be able to run over him. that didn't happen. one tax cut wasn't enough- he had to do more. it wasn't enough to have 15,000 kids with school choice in florida, he wanted to have 100,000 kids. if he didn't like a project, it was going to be vetoed. it didn't matter if you were a republican. it didn't matter if you were his best friend. he said: 'this

theel they call it in canadian press -- to romania. au mania. visit and inicial that visit, he gave a toast, saying i would like to give a toast to the future president of canada, justin trudeau. it seems like he was reading into the future. says that magazine maybe critics would call it nepotism. you haveee here gandhi. bush, anchor: not a trend that we see in france. a popular rapper in a gala was then carried out a hunger strike for a month. : he's a famous rapper and also political activist. he stopped eating on september 21. kilos. het 15 was arrested back in june. symbol of simple resistance against the president and water to santos. eduardo the santos -- de santos. despite his condition, he has vowed to continue his hunger strike. but the focus still on the migrant crisis, there are still some 800 french intellectuals and artists who signed a petition to do something about this massive refugee camp. peopler: these a hundred that sign the petition -- 800 isple that sign the petition unbelievable. you have a footballer, you have allers, act

this is thought to be the worst disaster in romania in decades. back here in the states, parts of central and south texas are under water again as drenching rains and dangerous storms plowed across the state. some areas got as much as 16 inches of rain. at least two possible tornadoes caused damage. omar villafranca reports from austin. omar: texans can't seem to catch a break from nasty weather. a possible tornado near san antonio damaged the local high school, and blew this rv onto the roof of the local holiday inn. phil krotzer lives in wimberley, an area devastated by flash floods memorial day weekend. >> we are getting too old to deal with this. it is very difficult. omar: he says friday sled is enough to make them think about evacuating for good. >> this is our fifth flood. omar: the same areas that got pummeled by the remnants of hurricane patricia last week got hit hard again, as a fast moving system brought more torrential downpours. rivers and creeks spilled over their banks from austin to san antonio. >> uh, so it's flooding here. omar:

the had a strong quarter in europe boosted by gains in spain, italy, belgium and romania.e-month sales growth we saw 4.2% versus expectations of 4.7%, leading the company to actually cut its full-year sales growth forecast. significant cut meeting the sales growth forecast will be below the average goal. for a third consecutive year it has really been seeing challenges. it is a challenges with a stronger swiss franc benefiting from a weaker euro. in a have to mention volkswagen because we have that strong sales data for european cars. the 25th straight month of gains with lots of market share pushing that lower. jon: thank you very much. you want to wake up early monday morning, 3:00 a.m. u.k. time is china gdp. you don't what to wake up that early. that is it from me. you can follow me on twitter. best of luck for the rest of your day. ♪ european shares rise extending a global rally that added $4.5 trillion to equities. european car sales rise the 25th want, but volkswagen sees its market share drop. emerging challenges. nestle says it will fall short of its growth target

we begin with a nightclub fire romania. it happened after a rock band's pyrotechnic show sparked an explosion creating a huge fire there. more than two dozen were killed and 180 others injured and officials fear that death toll, it could rise, witnesses saying that some victims were engulfed in flames as they rushed to escape through a single exit door. this is in bucharest, romania. virginia are recovering from injuries after their school bus flipped on to its roof friday. it was sideswiped by a white minivan driven by a 17-year-old who was trying to pass the school bus an intersection and police say that that caused the wreck. >>> in connecticut the remains of a couple who disappeared in august have been discovered in a yard and now the son of jeffrey and jeanette navin, kyle navin and his girlfriend have been charged. he's been in custody since set on a federal weapons charge. >>> check out your pantry. there is a recall we want to tell you about. hormel foods is conducting a limited recall of its reduced fat peanut butt

. >> bulgaria, serbia and romania will shut their borders to refugee is germany and austria do the same. the bulgarian prime minister made this warning aing they will not be responsible for the refugees. ththe warning comes as thousands enter europe. >> in areas popular with the arab community, syrian refugees have a growing concern. these militiamen are arriving among the refugees fleeing the war. ahmed said he has been in prison, tortured and by the assad government. he has seen some of his abusers in germany. >> if i see people that i'm sure about, i will follow them. i will not just let that pass. these people must be brought to justice for what they did. this isn't just about me. more than 200,000 people have been made prisoners. many, many people were killed by them. >> there is a danger. they are a threat to the opposition. we go undercover and prosecutors have filed charges against them. there are three cases before the courts. three refugee who is have any evidence they should contact the tone general, the police or one of our representative. >> they are trying to identify memb

at least 27 people are dead after a late night explosion at a nightclub in romania. a faulty fireworks show caused the explosion and massive fire during a rock concert. witnesses say when the club's false ceiling caught fire... the whole scaffolding crashed down on people inside. crews took the dozens of injured victims to ten different hospitals in bucharest for immediate treatment. romanian officials are now investigating. the national transportation safety board has started its investigation into the boeing florida airport on thursday. n-t-s-b officials will remain on site through the weekend. dynamic air flight 405 was take-off for venezuela when the plane went up in smoke. all 101 people on board evacuated safely on emergency slides. fire rescue treated two dozen people, but officials say only one suffered serious injuries. according to the n-t-s-b, the engine and wing are damaged, but the plane's interior is fine. "i went out earlier, and of course, the left engine was fire damaged, the left wing is fire damaged. one interesting thing is that, going inside the

. >>> a fire in a night club in romania has killed 27 people and injured over 100 more. fire in bucharest. >>> the second time in six months that turks will vote. one side is not likely to win an overall majority. >>> around 30 people drown in the mediterranean. police say these are the worst accidents in the greek waters since the situation began. john siropolous reports. >> they barely made it. this pleasure boat was lucky to reach the island of lesbos. many of those on board swam the few meters to the rocky shore. but out in the aegean people are dying every day. search has overwhelmed authorities on land and sea. on lesbos alone they have averaged 7 to 8,000 a day. authorities say it is partly due to pressure fro from turkish smugglers to maximize the number for the year. >> for smugglers this is all of this like dealing with cargo shipment probably. >> the surge means more loss of life at sea but also pressure on camps and people await registration. afghan faisal paid the price by being hunted down by the resurgent taliban. >> they shoot bullets in front of my home

. >>> 27 people killed and more than 150 injured at a fire in a night club in romania. fire broke out around 11:00 p.m. local time. >>> the last british resident held at guantanamo bay has been flown back to the u.k. shakir amin. >> after 5,000 days in guantanamo bay, shakir amir, was flown to the edge of london. a moment family friends and supporters have been hope for for many years. in a statement he says the reason i have been strong: he goes on to say: securing his release has taken yeast. politicians, celebrities and human rights -- taken years. the british government has pressed the u.s. to free him too. >> shakir will have a mix of euphoria because he was never sure this was going to happen. and at the same time as the sort of crashing back down to earth where he's got to figure out all the things that are wrong with him physically, he is going to then have to start rebuilding his relationship with the family where he hasn't seen his wife for 14 years but he hasn't seen his kids since they were very small and in the case of ferris, he hasn't seen him at all. ima

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. >>> now to developing news, 27 dead and dozens injured after an explosion in romania. a local tv station says it happened after a spark on a concert stage ignited some decorations. witnesses say 3 to 400 concert goers panicked and there was a stampede for the exit. >>> back in this country, more trouble for fan duel. an envelope player filed class action lawsuit against the website. redskins wide receiver beair garcon says they're profiting off his name and likeness. fan duel says the lawsuit is without merit. >>> on your mark, get set, go. thousands of runners hitting the pavement for tradition. the rock and roll half marathon is normally head on the third sunday in september but delayed because of the pope francis visit. the race kicks off tomorrow at 7:30 a.m. for more information and road closures, tap on the nbc10 app. >>> metal shavings in your food? the recall that will have you checking your cabinets. >>> a colder start for your week, temperatures in the 30s. how cool it will be for trick or treaters and the next chance for rain. >>> the gop has a fight with nb

. >>> the death toll is expected to rise in the nightclub fire in romania. a heavy metal ban's pyrotechnics sparked an inferno inside of the basement's club in bucharest. the crowd of 400 people panicked at the sight of flames spreading and rushed to the only exit in the club, which was on another floor. witnesses say people were trampled while others fainted from the smoke. rob. >>> switching gears now to those amazin mets and the hometown advantage proved to be just what the mets needed to begin leveling things out in this world series. last night a tremendous game, a complete offensive clinic that the mets put on last night. they beat the royals, final score 9-3, pay back for game 2. sports anchor rob powers has the highlights. >> the first world series game at citi field turns into the first world series victory for thes mets at citi field. they served notice to the royals that yes, they are in a series. bottom of the 2nd inning, down 1-0, david wright, long ball. it's a 2-run home run. the mets have the lead. that is huge for the captain. kansas city wo

romania's government declared three days of mourn after fire at a night killed 27 people. the overnight blaze was caused by fireworks being let off indoors. 185 people were injured, which is one of the capital's worse in decades. the pat has been visiting victims in hospitals across the city. austria's chancellor said it's impossible and unfair for greece to tackle the refugee chis sis. -- crisis alone. thousands tried to climb fences, they are planning a border. austria and germany showed five points at the shared border >>> sierra leone may be declared ebola free. some 5,000 decide. the battle is not over for those that survived. >> reporter: this woman is an ebola survivor, she contracted the disease whilst caring for her mother. her mother died. her health is bad. getting through day-to-day activities is a change. >> everything is heavy. >> reporter: along with the pain she has blurred vision in her left eye. she takes treatment, but had to stop her work. she worries about her children. >> this is a big problem. my kids have to eat. >> sierra leone has 4,000 survivors,

. >> breaking news overseas, 26 people are dead after an explosion at a nightclub in romania. it happened during a rock concert. witnesses are saying the explosion came after something sparked near the band and ignited some on stage decorations. >>> also a major shift in the fight against isis. the white house announcing u.s. troops will soon be on the ground in syria. officials emphasize the troops will be advisors and will not be on the front lines. it's still a major change from president obama's previous plans. >> the president expect they can have an impact in intensifying our strategy for building the capacity of local forces inside of syria to taking the fight on the ground to isis in their own country. >> despite reassurances from the white house, some are critical of the move, arguing it could leads to larger u.s. military involvement. >>> a debate in the race for the white house. republican party dropping nbc from the debate next month because they don't like the way they were treated in the last debate >>> coming up next here, turn >>> coming up next here, turning t

a deadly nightclub fire in bucharest romania, the capital. 20 killed, more than 100 injured. the performance included fireworks. the only available exit. barry peterson in london with the latest zpl witnesses said in literally seconds it went from halloween to ininferno. with up to 400 people trapped inside a nightclub in the basement of an old communist era factory. >> rescue worker on the scene in minutes describing survivors as dazed. people, mostly teenagers, suffered from smoke inhalation and leg injuries from the stampede to get out. >> they trampled each other and burned alive said the survivor. it was carnage. >> these pictures show the fireworks used by the heavy metal band that apparently ignited decorations on a pillar near the stage and flames roared hospitals were quickly overwhelm. ed. one said the first balance had calls went out to blood donors who hurried the give. he was eerily familiar to the 2003 fire in america at the station nightclub in rhode island that killed 100. like last night's blaze many died because they could not escape the flames. this tragedy

romania. 27 people died during a rock concert in a basement club this bucharest. more than 100 others were injured. >> the performance included fireworks which triggered a fire. 400 people were inside, leading to a stampede for the only available exit. some were killed by the flames while others died from the crush of bodies. >> a california doctor has been convicted of second-degree murder in connection with the over dose death of three patients. more r prosecutors argue she prescribed powerful narcotics without checking to see if the patients were challenged by addiction. time a doctor has seen convicted murder for prescribing drugs and claiming to appeal. >> "big al" an "happy days" has died. he retired from acting in the 919091 1990ss. he was 96 years old. >> a town forever linked to a series of events that continue to fascination the nation more trials. movie, plays novels and tv shows have drawn inspiration from the salem witch trials. including arthur miller's 1953 classic "the crucible." now a new book. the witches, salem. and stacy schiff. thanks for bein

romania's interior minister says hundreds of others are hospitalized. the fire happened in the basement of a club in downtown bucharest. a metal band was performing when pyrotechnics sparked the blaze onstage. witness say the club only had one exit. antoinette: health officials in oregon say a teenage girl is recovering from a case of bubonic plague. bacteria from an infected flea during a hunting trip earlier this month. the c.d.c. says there have been 15 other human cases of the plague in the u.s. this year. four of those patients have died. frank: workers have sanitized areas of king philip regional high school in wrentham after a student is confirmed to have contracted mrsa. the school were cleaned from floor to ceiling. no other cases of the antibiotic-resistant infection have been confirmed. is receiving treatment and doing well. antoinette: a popular peanut butter is being recalled. skippy says an equipment malfunction may have let small metal shavings get into jars of its reduced fat creamy peanut they were sent to distribution centers along the

general breedlove, i'm from bucharest, romania. i'll have a parochial question.obviously, the summit for my country perceived as a watershed moment and the renewed commitment of nato to the flank. still, not so much maybe romania but in other countries of let's say the eastern arc i'll call it with the balkans, poland and bucharest. there are voices who are talk about maybe an insufficiently developed deterrent of the article v commitment of nato, both in operational and political terms. obviously, i will not ask you to comment on the political aspects of this but i would be very interested in hearing what you would have to say from your standpoint as to the necessary and feasible ways that operationally nato could develop and strengthen the article v deterring capability and also in view of the warsaw summit of next year. thank you. >> that is not a short answer. >> sorry about this. >> i'll try to hit a couple of high points. this is the $64,000 question. what deters? remember that out of wales we were first tasked to assure our nations and then as we developed

hungary, the czech republic, romania and south africa were hit hard. authorities found themselves overwhelmed. >> the syrian conflict, the eurozone crisis, youth unemployment still in southern european democracies, not to mention the prospects of major players is contemplating leaving. at the moment there is one specific crisis bearing down on the e.u., which is the current refugee crisis, posing the biggest challenge to the e.u. for a generation. >>> when german chancellor angela merkel and francis hollande address the 28-nation assembly, they'll want to put aside differences to champ yog european unity and reforms, including the possibility of a larger budget to spur on growth and changes to reduce the differences between economies. as germany and france push for greater integration, limits are tested >>> australia highest court is to consider whether the country has the legal rate to detain asylum seekers offshore. for five years the back bone has about to send them to the island of nauru for detention. the high court will spend two days examining i

these small headquarters in estonia, latvia, lithuania, poland, bulgaria, and romania will make it easier for our forces to deploy. >> there is conflicting information about just who russia is attacking with it strikes. moscow says it is targeting i as terrorist group locations come of a rebel groups fighting against the syrian government claim otherwise. this map shows how parts of the country are controlled by different groups, ice militants all the territory marked and dark gray. the moderate opposition forces in light gray. the syrian and blue. rebels and western forces say most of the strikes byssian-syrn western syria. those areas are not under i is control. in an interview with dw, philip breedlove said russia's show ports had little do with combating islamic state. >> i do believe that the russians want the world looking at what they're doing in syria, see how we are cooperating, so the world is not watching what they are doing and continuing to do in ukraine. >> one thing is clear, the battle for power in syria is intensifying, and as this amateur video shows, the destruction and

when it comes to the balkan peninsula and romania, we are steering clear of any excessive precipitation, but we may deal with cloud cover and showers. from berlin spoo paris, wet weather wednesday, highs will be warmer around 10 opposed to single digits, rome, a high of 2 and thunderstorms. the western pacific has two tropical storms to track. first, this one moving west at 30 kilometers per hour. it is expected to intensify and setting sights on the northern portions of the philippines into the latter part of the weekend and next week. we'll watch this particular system as it moves further west, and then the other moves west, northwest at 25 kilometers per hour, gusting to 90. gaum, look out for impact towards the latter part of the week and into the weekend. we'll watch this system because it's also getting very close to the islands. looking at some very wet weather moving forward throughout the next three days other so. meanwhile, up in japan, siberia chilly air over the area bringing down some snow precipitation. you're looking at the nice white layers on the ground. looks like we'r