salif has been waiting six months for this chance saves us fans is this final hurdle. i have many friends who have made it to europe so many have recently crossed the border we trust in god that we will also make it someday. on. the fence or to stop them it's eight kilometers long and fitted with razor wire along with the territory of this is the only other border in africa on the other side is a. deal it's his job to secure this border but lately that hasn't always been possible. over six hundred migrants managed to storm the fence at the end of july the police are helpless and talk of unprecedented levels of violence makeshift flame throwers quicklime and grappling hooks are the migrants weapons of choice but i am we have to put out those we are going to they were very well prepared and organized. but what small there was so violent that we could not get to the fence. and in fact threw acid at us and did all they could to prevent us from closing the holes that i had cut into the fans. up on out the. boss of bosses victory over the fence it's taken years for them to r

it can be hard to distinguish courage from desperation for salif and his friends it's europe or bust. even after migrants to cross to europe they find there are no guarantees they'll be able to state the past to residency and eventually citizenship is long and arduous but there are some exceptions in france the government can grant legal status to migrants who perform exceptional services to the community in may a refugee from mali was awarded french citizenship after a daring rescue now a story was celebrated as an example but it was very much the exception not the rule for most other migrants like a military use courage alone is not enough he still waiting for the government to acknowledge his brave act and hoping for a future in france. has been looking forward to a visit from his hero a man not to us. three years ago a man rescued don and his brother live from a burning house a saucepan had can't fire filling their home with smoke their mother bear panicked and couldn't find her way out. we wouldn't have died from burns but from smoke inhalation. amun saw the clouds of smoke and h

their sense of desperation is what drives them for salif and his friends it's europe or nothing. europe or nothing we're joined more to talk about this more now julian lehmann of the global public policy institute here in berlin good morning julian thanks for being with us what's your group's assessment of the situation in say you to right now so the situation has been stable over the past weeks there has been in the past years even always been groups of migrants scrambling in front of the camps and trying to take their turn to get in what has changed a little bit is that the border has somewhat before defied in that the owners have taken the razor wires that way and the migrants have also we've seen that a couple of weeks ago employed more violent means to get in but basically the situation is the same there is larger groups of migrants scrambling in front of the cans and trying to get in yeah the final means there were some spanish border personnel that were wounded in that were at the same time we're seeing the images of. boats taking migrants across landing on spanish beaches

their sense of desperation is what drives them for salif and his friends it's europe or nothing. now he's believed to have been the last known nazi suspect still alive and living in the united states but ninety five year old polly is now in germany twenty five years after u.s. efforts began to have been deported during world war two he worked in a nazi labor camp in poland where inmates were executed but it's not certain that he will be prosecuted here we have this report now with exclusive pictures of ali's depart taishan from a.b.c. news. to living quietly in new york for decades this was the moment history caught up with. us all thirty's arresting him for deportation to germany expelling the ninety five year old despite his clear frailty there's been a priority for the trumpet ministration born in what was then poland poly arrived in america in one nine hundred forty nine concealing his nazi service from immigration officials eight years later his application for citizenship was granted but in the one nine hundred ninety s. investigators caught up with him he admitted to them

their sense of desperation is what drives them for salif and his friends it's europe or nothing. a powerful earthquake has shaken venezuela's northeastern coast and parts of the caribbean but despite a magnitude of seven point three it caused major damage because it was so deep no deaths have been reported at the same time that is it is have otherwise mainly a new currency that's just been ruled on by the government it's an attempt to restore confidence in the battered economy where inflation was expected to reach one million percent a year before the currency to form. the queuing for practically nothing the bank machine pays out a maximum of ten new bolivar's per person around fifteen year a sense the government promised the currency reform would revolutionize the economy but there's no sign of that yet. we just have to hope that this is the answer. we're stuck in a dark tunnel trapped in a dead end street. inflation is running at thirteen thousand percent the new banknotes brought in on monday have five fuels zeroes people are wary the days there's been panic buying driven by t

their sense of desperation is what drives them for salif and his friends it's europe or nothing. monaco joins me now and she's going to be looking at the impact of hot weather in many parts of the world including germany on agriculture money exactly i mean we just heard the sense of desperation that drives them a lot of that health course has to do with the drought in the countries they're living in and now for parts in europe it also has been the hottest summer since nine hundred seventy six on top of that there was hardly any rainfall heat and drought have been wreaking havoc around the world and to see just how dry it is take a look at these pictures from the international space station with no clouds inside europe is parts and that means water shortages crop losses and wildfires wide areas of australia are also stricken by drought the worst in decades farmers there are finding it hard to even keep their animals alive and they are already getting state aid the u.s. state of california is also facing severe drought water supplies have been declining there for decades but this y

their sense of desperation is what drives them for salif and his friends it's europe or nothing. now back to port a my do you ever thought of he now joins me in the studio and welcome on a very you know to or to raise some very difficult questions and not easy on says now you just got back what is the current situation would refugees and migrants from african countries trying to get on to spanish ten of the refugees on migrants that i met there in this region were in a very desperate situation and they fled for the most of the people there fled from guinea from a sub-saharan african country there they made some three thousand kilometers until they reached that border fence that is almost an invisibility right now and just a couple hundred meters away from that valley where they were hiding right now and they were fleeing from a lack of opportunities from corruption from what they say that they did not have a chance to get any higher education there and one story of the young men told me there was a particularly striking. his father just very recently the only household income the

extending the expiration dates of some epipens by four months to combat shortages of the of will salifepoint 3 milligram dose and its authorized generic with current expiration dates between inand a december of this year. >>> and two major airlines are adding some more fees for passengers. southwest is starting pricing for early bird check-in. instead of a flat $15 rate, they will now charge between $15 and $25 depending on the length of the flight and popularity of early check-in on the route. and united will tonight start charging extra for economy seats near the front of the plane. already airlines are already doing it. no word on how much all of that will cost you. >> are they trying to discourage us from flying? what is the idea here? >> how much money do you have? give it to us. >> thank you, michael. >>> a new study suggests good cardiovascular health may be linked to a lower risk of dementia. the research followed 65 and older people for more than eight years. 6600 people. 756 of them developed dementia. the study kept track of how many of the simple seven goals each met, they i

is calling for a humanitarian corridor so allow civilian salif before an expected battle for control. because carrying the late u.s. senator john mccain has arrived in washington after a day of memorial tributes mccain will lie in state of the u.s. capitol before his funeral on saturday he will be laid to rest on sunday at the naval academy in annapolis. but. the countdown is on will canada sign up to the new look now day in time for trump's friday deadline or will it be the u.s. and mexico putting pen to paper leaving also out in the cold also coming up argentina is taking desperate measures to stop its currency from losing value but so far nothing has been able to prevent the planet's the peso. this is your business update on helena humphrey i'm glad you could join me talks between canada and the u.s. intensified on thursday as the two sides push to hammer out a deal on a revamped north american free trade agreement mexico's already signed up to an initial deal now with a friday deadline the clock is ticking to see whether canada will make it a three way agree.