i'm sarah kelly. we will be right back. don't go away. sarah: great to have you back with us.ere are your top stories. the volkswagen ceo has apologized for cheating on him missions test. but the advisory board has been meeting an emergency sessions and his job is on the line. the meeting has finished for now but will continue on wednesday. 11 million cars are affected by the scandal. despite opposition, interior ministers have pushed through a plan to relocate 120,000 migrants around europe. good news for countries like greece and italy that a bore the brunt of the influx. for eastern european nations opposed the plan leaving member states divided. hungary voted against the new plans today and is adamant it will not accept migrants it does not want. the country is working on extending the border fence to improve the border with another eu member, croatia. take a look. >> thousands of refugees are waiting, desperate to move on. skirmishes with the police broke out when people were temporarily barred from entering. hundreds arrived at the camp from serbia this morning. croatia

i'm sarah kelly. thanks for joining us. the afghan president else government forces will retake the northern city of kunduz, but what we are hearing points to a bitter, high-stakes battle with tactically smart taliban fighters. they have expanded their offensive and are our reports they control much of the airport. it was there that afghan forces regrouped and launched a counterattack under the umbrella of u.s. airstrikes, but just a few hours ago, the pentagon released a sobering assessment of the situation, describing it only is fluid. >> heavy fighting as afghan forces struggle to take back control of kunduz. the taliban sees the strategic city quickly, taking the military by surprise. the insurgents been secured their hold on kunduz. it's a major blow to the government, exactly year after he took our do it he said more reinforcements were on the way, urging the nation to trust its troop. >> the problem is that this treacherous enemy has used civilians as human shields. afghanistan's government is

i'm sarah kelly. thank you for joining us. there is disunity as they try to slow the entry of refugees. hungary has completed its fence, shutting thousands of migrants out of the european union. serbia has appealed for people to be let through but hungary is holding fast, even planning to extend that fence along its border there with romania. other countries have also been tightening checks on people coming in. efforts to create a system failed on monday. if member states want action, they must take it individually. >> they risk everything to find refuge. their plan is to join relatives in europe or start new lives there. but they are stuck at the gates of fortress europe. hungary has completed offense along the border of serbia and plans to extended along the border with romania. police have started arresting people for damaging it. the prime minister is determined to limit entry of people from the serbian side. if someone claims to be a refugee, he will be asked to file an asylum request. and if he did not, since serbia is a

i'm sarah kelly. thank you very much for joining us. a measure of calm has returned to the hungary border with serbia after frustration erupted into violence. hunt grids -- hundreds were beaten back by water cannon and tear gas. injuries have been reported on both sides. hungary says they have arrested 29 people, including one man identified as a known terrorist. by the dark of night, armored humvees have reportedly begun patrolling the border. hungary says it is merely enforcing eu law but the eu migration commissioner says guarding borders with violent means is not compatible with european values. >> chaotic scenes in the serbian border town, hundreds of refugees protest, demanding to be let through. but the gates remain closed. tempers fray and rocks are thrown. the protesters turned more aggressive. the hungarian police charge, backed by soldiers. water cannons are fired. the refugees felt stones back at police. then comes the tear gas, sending people scattering. there is panic in the nearby camp where the refugees have been sleepin

i'm sarah kelly, good evening. thank you for joining us. hungary is making good on threats we have been reporting on for weeks. a wall is in place along its border with serbia, erected with a single purpose of cutting off the flow of refugees. even the airspace along the border is being monitored and at the strike of midnight, harsh new laws go into effect. those who tamper with the defense or cross it illegally could face prison. >> the last gaps allowing uncontrolled entry into the eu are closed and police have begun patrols to keep refugees out. a hole in the fence near the agrarian village was the last hope for migrants here. elsewhere the border is fortified. frustration has again taken hold and migrants here have been left in limbo. going back is out of the question, but authorities are denying entry. it's a humanitarian crisis but budapest is sticking to its hardline. the prime minister's war in 900 new police recruits. the next stop is the serbian border, a show of force on a big stage. you must defend hungary. europe must defend th

. >> i am sarah kelly. thank you for joining us. the mass migration of refugees through europe is overwhelming vienna. hundreds of asylum-seekers are flooding train stations in the austrian capital, most having left neighboring hungary. they don't stay long in vienna. most find sanctuary in germany. >> for now at least, this may be the end of their journey. hundreds of refugees arrived at munich real station on board a train from hungary. men, women, children from many different countries but all united in despair and in the hope of finding a better life in germany. >> it is a difficult journey. we are so happy to be here. thank you. >> german police were on hand at the station. they have begun the official process of registering them as asylum-seekers. the authorities knew beforehand of the refugees arrival. >> we were notified around 400 people were on the train. our colleagues took off about 180 people and are checking them there and are starting the registration process we have in germany. the rest of the people on the train con

. ♪ i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. cold war of words and even where united states and russia squared off on how to resolve the syrian conflict, that has caused hundreds of thousands of lives, spawned a refugee crisis, and facilitated the rise of the islamic date. barack obama has said that bashar al-assad cannot remain in power for the long-term, but vladimir putin argues his forces must play a role in bed pushing i.s. -- vanquishing i.s. >> at the center of the debate, how to bring an end to the war in syria. barack obama said that assad cannot stay in office, but that the u.s. was ready to coordinate with two of his most powerful supporters to an end for the conflict. president obama: the united states is committed to finding an end for the conflict. but we must recognize that there cannot be after so much bloodshed, it so much carnage, a return to the prewar status quo. >> russian president vladimir putin used his speech to call for a broadening coalition, including muslim station -- including muslim states, and he

i'm sarah kelly. more at the top of the hour. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] christopher hello, and a very : warm welcome to "focus on europe," bringing you the individual stories behind the headlines. my name's christopher springate. a fascinating mix of issues again this week -- here's what we have for you. exorcism makes a controversial comeback in europe. in kosovo, blinding poverty is driving thousands to migrate. and in poland, the search intensifies for a hidden train full of gold. do you believe in exorcism -- the practice of driving out demons from people or places believed to be possessed by the devil? well, here in increasingly secular europe, most people don't. which explains why the practice has declined dramatically in

sarah, until 2020. >> wow. that is pretty bearish. kate kelly, thank you very much.specially on top of the goldman sachs note that got a lot of attention. carter, you're looking at one name heavily dependent on oil prices. >> airlines, but singling out delta. there should be inverse relationships. here's the setup that appeals to my eye. this is delta juxtaposed to crude oil. a period of weakness in crude and you have strength in delta. then the reverse. a little bit of strength in crude and weakness in delta. what's happened just of late is we know crude has bounced 25% off its low. this time delta did not react inversely. in fact, it was quite strong. this looks to us to be the setup of something is changing with the dynamic of the past year. let's look at a few charts. for starters, we know that delta, which is a component of the dow jones transports, has out performed its peers. this is other airlines, rales, truckers. you have a stock in a group that's outperforming the group and then here's the setup to my eye. two-year chart, three years in fact. you could dra

let's bring in sar why eisen who spoke exclusively with keurig's ceo brian kelly recently. sarahto discuss cold with a k. >> keurig needs a win. it's been a tough year. all sorts of stumbles, including the release of 2.0, the hot brewer. now they are banking on this new cold machine in partnership with coca-cola to be a hit. the machine costs $300, and it is big. i sat down with the ceo, brian kelly, at the headquarters in burlington, massachusetts, and i asked him why consumers need this cold machine. >> the four big differences are, fist, it's perfectly cold. we have to bring that water down to just above freezing so you get a cold drink in just a little more than a minute. second thing is it's fully carbonated. the beverage is perfectly blended. every time you get the perfect beverage blend. the brands like a coke or dr. pepper or sprite or ginger ale or canada dry, you get the beverage you want perfectly each time. then we had to be able to to it in a very small footprint. in essence, we were able to bring a bottling plant right into the home and put it under the counter in a

kate kelly is at a bp refinery in indiana today and joins us with more. hi, kate. >> hey, sarah.s is one of the many midwest area refineries that is scheduled to go into a long seasonal maintenance period that could last for a few weeks, even a month. that means some of the major buyers of crude oil in the u.s. market, ie, the refineries, won't be buying it for a period of time. analysts tell me the lack of demand could hit the market by late september, early october. take a quick look at the refinery numbers. one estimate is that 2 million barrels per day of refining capacity will be off line by early october. that's that of about 18 million barrels per day that is average daily capacity. about 11%. if you look then at the future's trend, a later delivery date that is more expensive and the feds have tightened. this is a sobering notion. you don't see $60 per barrel until 2020. >> wow. that is pretty bearish. kate kelly, thank you very much. >>> especially on top of that, goldman sachs got a lot of attention today. one name that is heavily dependent on oil prices. >> airlines in

return their homes as he was left brain kelly kept one woman whose home was pared most of the other one was leveled. "i never lost everything >> reporter: this is sarah ybarra's home in middletown.which is still standing.while many of the other houses on her block have been luckily for sarah and her family.they've only had to clean up minor smoke damage. while her friends across the street are digging thru ashes looking for small scraps of family memorabilia. bite and while sarah may be suffering a little survivor's guilt.she is also worried about friends she still hasn't heard from. since much of the middletown community is now in exile. bite sarah's neighbors across the street.who no longer have a home to come back to.are wondering if it's worth the bother.since the fire has changed the town so drastically. bite. maureen kelly kron4 news. >> pam:health officials are warning displaced residents returning to their homes in lake and monterey counties. to be cautious about cleaning up ash left behind by the blaze. ash from burned homes and commerical structures can contain chemicals, asbestos, and toxic if inhaled or touched with wet skin. it can irrit

. >> sarah kramer of the delta democrat-times, everyone knows everyone. which is why they're so distraught. i'm kellyight reporting about the latest shooting. one man is dead. shannon lamb. one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease. pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are 50 or older, one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain, difficulty breathing, and may even put you in the hospital. even if you have already been vaccinated with another pneumonia vaccine, prevnar 13® may help provide additional protection. prevnar 13® is used in adults 50 and older to help prevent infections from 13 strains of the bacteria that cause pneumococcal pneumonia. you should not receive prevnar 13® if you have had a severe allergic reaction to the vaccine or its ingredients. if you have a weakened immune system, you may have a lower response to the vaccine. common side effects were pain, redness or swelling at the injection site, limited arm movement, fatigue, headache, muscl

and it was brought up last night with megyn kelly and you have to say that sarah palin's remarks haveo do with the shooting of gabby gifford. do you agree? >> no, they're absolutely insiddious remarks. you have a movement funded by the left, but you don't see these people going into the neighborhoods in new york, baltimore, atlanta where you see this absolute increase, genocide of young black men that are killing themselves. this is all driven by political ideology and the idea that we are allowing people to go out and quote talk about killing cops, that's not free speech, that's hate speech. >> and thanks so much. >> thank you so much, bryan. >> 10 minutes now before the bottom of the hour. >>> the former wrestler, sweaty guy used to wear speedo s going after chris kyle's widow again. >>> and get high and do good? marijuana used to pay for schools? >>> hi, quick headlines now, the show, the country is going to pot, more evidence. and in arizona, they'i they hav ballot that would enact a tax on marijuana sales. and new study at the university of michigan, finds full time undergrads sa

carle carlene naming kelly the san francisco with julie la and jess and others to sarah and vin williamsall of the san francisco black foundation reverend brown for the national association for the advancement of color people. (clapping.) >> willie loshgs junior the man himself thank you interest mayor ed lee. (clapping.) >> mayor ed lee thank you, sir there are so many supporting organizations and individual that might welcome could wlaft for hours in the interest of times our students and families are filled with gratitude for all our support thank you to the spinsters and the departments under their leadership deputy superintendant lee and superintendant guerrero over the social justice and the entire central over 555 frankly including leslie and the dramatic julie ann bulk (clapping.) please step forward and please join us. (clapping.) >> thank you. >> this has support all corporate cooperate resources my success is every time of her talent and dedication now i'm pleased to bring to the podium richard (clapping.) a >> so what do i think about this the school in the heart of bayview (

members of the tea party as well, other conservatives, glenn beck and sarah palin also there in attendance. i want to bring in nbc's kellyonnell who is following this from capitol hill. kelly, tell us really what struck you, especially when the start of this speech he enumerated why this is a bad deal, saying you're giving billions of dollars to jihadists, disgrace to abandon the four american hostages there in what he called a hell hole and facilitate and accelerate iran acquiring nuclear weapons. >> reporter: well, frances, ted cruz has been making these arguments both here on capitol hill and on the campaign trail. this is one of the most passionate issues for him at this phase in the political season, both in his role as a senator and as a presidential candidate. and he's speaking to a crowd out there in the hot washington sun today, about 90 degrees, so the sweat factor is high. speaking to a passionate crowd of conservatives who also have deep concerns about this deal. while inside on capitol hill there are real debates going on as well about where things stand. now, we know that a number of democrats, 42, enough t

would hurt them like a sarah palin or somebody else not knowing who the leader of a certain country is doesn't work for donald trump. look at what he's done. he insulted m eed megyn kelly, mccain and hispanic and he keeps going up. the facts he doesn't know the names of terrorist leaders, why would that affect him and to his defense in one tiny way during the interview he kept on saying you mean kurds? >> the confusion with kurds doesn't make sense. i think there's an interesting debate here and that's what is the purpose of center right media conservative when fox news asked donald trump tough questions, megyn kelly came under attack and fox news in some cases came under attack. hugh hewitt is doing a similar thing. rather than carry water for donald trump, he's vetting him hoping the republican nominee is someone prepared to take on hillary clinton. i think that's a service. >> it's our job to ask questions but all too often in the last three months journalists have jumped to conclusions. this is going to hurt him. this is going to kill him. he's going to drop now. some people are learning that's not the case. i want to take time to play for you back and forth betwee

carle carlene naming kelly the san francisco with julie la and jess and others to sarah and vin williamsall of the san francisco black foundation reverend brown for the national association for the advancement of color people. (clapping.) >> willie loshgs junior the man himself thank you interest mayor ed lee. (clapping.) >> mayor ed lee thank you, sir there are so many supporting organizations and individual that might welcome could wlaft for hours in the interest of times our students and families are filled with gratitude for all our support thank you to the spinsters and the departments under their leadership deputy superintendant lee and superintendant guerrero over the social justice and the entire central over 555 frankly including leslie and the dramatic julie ann bulk (clapping.) please step forward and please join us. (clapping.) >> thank you. >> this has support all corporate cooperate resources my success is every time of her talent and dedication now i'm pleased to bring to the podium richard (clapping.) a >> so what do i think about this the school in the heart of bayview (

carle carlene naming kelly the san francisco with julie la and jess and others to sarah and vin williamsll of the san francisco black foundation reverend brown for the national association for the advancement of color people. (clapping.) >> willie loshgs junior the man himself thank you interest mayor ed lee. (clapping.) >> mayor ed lee thank you, sir there are so many supporting organizations and individual that might welcome could wlaft for hours in the interest of times our students and families are filled with gratitude for all our support thank you to the spinsters and the departments under their leadership deputy superintendant lee and superintendant guerrero over the social justice and the entire central over 555 frankly including leslie and the dramatic julie ann bulk (clapping.) please step forward and please join us. (clapping.) >> thank you. >> this has support all corporate cooperate resources my success is every time of her talent and dedication now i'm pleased to bring to the podium richard (clapping.) a >> so what do i think about this the school in the heart of bayview (c

would hurt them like a sarah palin or someone else not knowing who the leader of the certain country is does not work for donald trump. look what he has done, insulting megyn kelly, john mccain and hispanics and nothing happened. he keeps on going up. the fact he does not know the name of the terrorists leaders why will that affect him? >> during the interview he kept on saying, you mean kurds and he said it? >>> the confusion with cuts -- kurds does not make sense. >> what is the purpose of center right media conservative journalism? we saw when fox news asked donald trump tough questions, megyn kelly beat you and came under attack and fox news came under attack, but hugh is doing a similar thing rather than carrying the water for donald trump he is vetting him hoping the republican mom knee is someone prepared to take on hillary clinton. that is a service. >> it is our job to ask questions and all too often in the last three months journalists have jumped to conclusions, this will hurt, this will kill him he will drop and some people and the pundits are learn that is not the case. i will take some time to play for you back-and-forth between donald trump and je

carle carlene naming kelly the san francisco with julie la and jess and others to sarah and vin williamsall of the san francisco black foundation reverend brown for the national association for the advancement of color people. (clapping.) >> willie loshgs junior the man himself thank you interest mayor ed lee. (clapping.) >> mayor ed lee thank you, sir there are so many supporting organizations and individual that might welcome could wlaft for hours in the interest of times our students and families are filled with gratitude for all our support thank you to the spinsters and the departments under their leadership deputy superintendant lee and superintendant guerrero over the social justice and the entire central over 555 frankly including leslie and the dramatic julie ann bulk (clapping.) please step forward and please join us. (clapping.) >> thank you. >> this has support all corporate cooperate resources my success is every time of her talent and dedication now i'm pleased to bring to the podium richard (clapping.) a >> so what do i think about this the school in the heart of bayview (

sarah palin trashing the president. >> we are led by very, very stupid people. very, very stupid people. >> it's betrayal of america, he has strengththed our enemy. >> reporter: trump also attacked hillary clinton, anticipating questions from nbc's kelly'donnell about whether or not clinton was right to apologize for her use of a personal e-mail server while secretary of state. >> well, i think she should have apologized a long time ago, but i think she has long beyond apologize, frankly. i think what she did is very dangerous for the country, very bad for the country and we will see what happens. but she has got problems. there's no question about it. >> as for their ran deal, the white house has already locked up the vote it is needs to stop congress from blocking the deal. still on wednesday, iran's supreme leader ruled out any new negotiations with what he calls the satan, the u.s., beyond the nuclear deal right now and he predicted israel would not exist in just 25 years. matt and savannah? >> all right, peter alexander thank you. >>> a busy day of campaigning for democratic front runner, hillary clinton, as she deals with her own set of challenges including a new batch of troubling poll numbers. nbc's kristen welker is in ohio.