serbia's political class made a calculati calculation. it has behaved in a far less horrible ways to the refugees than some of its neighbors like hungary and how many they should be in and serbia is not. they're arguing this at exactly the point when the schengen zone is collapses. serbia will have to have tens of thousands of revs gee. this man does the lobbying for serbia. >> translation: we have shown a high level of humanitarian and we treat the migrants better than some members of the europe union. >> reporter: serbia has a problem. it has noesh r nowhere to house a few hundred, let alone a few thousand refugees. those stuck here sleep in the park. so what happens when e.u. start expelling more to here >> really difficult. lack of capacity, lack of experience, lack of money. a lack of any kind of sense of inter continental migration. >> reporter: the syria conference in london, they will be offered more funds to get around this and keep failed refugees here more successfully. while the e.u. in such a mess, the country has been hostil

we show we are qualified to join the european union. >> reporter: serbia has a problem. it has nowhere to house a few hundred refugees. what happens when e.u. countries expel more and more back here? >> it's difficult. lack of capacity, lack of experience, lack of accepting all that is coming, especially a lack of any kind of sense of intercontinental migration. at the syria conference, the e.u. will offer serbia fund to get around this, and keep failed refugees here more successfully. how strange while the e.u. is in such a mess, the country that it's so hostile to is turning into such a friend >>> german chance lor mercosur is speaking at a donor conference in london. let's listen in. >> thank you ban ki-moon, and the special envoy stefan de mistura for your work in order to further this development. thank you to everyone who has contributed to this. today we need to make sure that the period of reflection needs to be used in order to improve the humanitarian situation in syria at up to a ceasefire. this is what the people expect in order to promote the political proce

having got so far, they cannot leave serbia. they can move forward nor back. all they have left is the kindness of strangers in this center in belgrade. >> where do we go and sleep? >> reporter: where do you seep at night? >> there is no proper place. no proper place. >> reporter: do you seep outside? >> yes. outside outside. >> reporter: they're safe here in comparison to the fights of macedonia or the sea off turkey. they don't mind a few of them hanging around >> reporter: you have to look at the grass roots, the movements that have started here in serbia and we always have a few kind of essentials, even-- serbs, 16/17-year-olds. they have to get a letter. >> reporter: they haven't treated them particularly well, they have been picking them up on won border and-- one border and dumping them on another way. they have this attitude of why they are not in the e.u. they're arguing this at the point when the shenzhen zone is about to collapse and they might have to receive tens of thousands of refugees without being in the e.u. >> translation: we have shown a hi

novi is the only chinese quter in serbia. (chuckles) okay, uh, how did you travel to visit your chinese friend? car? tin? bus? bus. what-what company? arriva? kevim? severtrans? uh, what highway did you take? how long was the trip stupid bitch cop. you're dead. hey. take it easy. you think they're gonntake it easy? this is stuff any serb would know. you got three days. you better cram. what a ai missing here, sid? have patrol break them up in an orderly fashion. the crowds are there because apparently an empanada in the bakery's window looks like the virgin mary. yeah. looks like her how? i don't have the forensics, sir, but it's clearly more of a cultural religious thing and not just a traffic thing. uh, have patrol put up barricades and punt this over to community affairs. commissioner, i'm sorry to bother you, but sarah grant is here. she said she could wait, but... i'm gonna need ten. okay. hey. i'm so sorry. i-i told her i could wait. well, baker'pretty good at reading faces, and yours says that something can't wait. i c

it comes as they mark eight years since declaring independence from serbia. us a bit more about why these protesters are out in force, and what they want the government to do. >> reporter: well, another opposition protest here is over, and even though there were more than 15,000 people here, according to police sources, the area was cleared out in a matter of minutes, but the demands remain. the opposition representatives, and people gathering here are asking for the immediate resignation from the prime minister and the foreign minister. the other one is actually also the presidential candidate here in the kosovo parliament in two days. that is why the opposition has scheduled another meeting here in front of the kosovo government building in two days, and they are organizing another, as they say, big protest in ten days. the main reason for the protests in the last several months, is the agreement with serbia that was reached in april 2013, and it was facilitated by the european union. the other agreement was also reached in 2015, and that agree between koso

. >> serbia is seen the crisis as an opportunity. the government feels that by welcoming refugees it is proving it deserves to join the e.u. from belgrade, here is lawrence lee. >> these are the refugees by europe, because they are from the wrong place. but it got so far they can't leave serbia, and the algerian transports making it forward and back. >> . >> turns the crisis into an opportunity. >> the lobbies says it has behaved in a far less horrible way, than some of the neighbors and why should they be in the union and we are not. and of course the biggest iremy is that they are arguing this is exactly the point when they are starting to collapse, and serbia may be forced to -- while not even being in the european union. >> they spend the time lobbying for serbia. the broken systems are different for them. >> we have shown high levels of humanity, and treated migrants better than some members of the european union, we have shown we are qualified to join serbia has a problem, it has nowhere to house a few hundred, let alone a few

reached serbia once. but each time i was sent back to greece. >> these days only syrians, afghans and iraqis are allowed to continue their journey. europe remains closed to other nationality while regarded economic migrants not refugees. so these boys are not stranded on the greek side of the border. unprotected and vulnerable to criminal gangs and smuggler rings. many want to remain anonymous, telling us their stories but not their names. >> there was four of us. we were trying to cross. we found guys in front of us we ran. the youngest among us, 15, was caught. they took him into a house like this one, there were three of them, they raped him. we through stones but they pulled knives so we ran. >> many who reach the greek shores are children but nobody knows how many are traveling alone. >> they're traveling alone without adults or unknown people and they have minors from 12 to 13 years old who were alone. >> that's the story of a i can't did yazidi boy who traveled with his family to germany. he was lu

a document that will also get him across these improvised checkpoints into serbia. >> some people, they have paper not good. they make it. they pay money for bad men and they make it and they come. some of those people were caught, others were not. >> macedonia is a multi-ethnic state, blighted by corruption and other serious domestic problems. nevertheless, some politicians in the capital, skopje, find the idea of turning the country into a firewall against migrants from greece potentially appealing. the poor country, striving to become a member of the eu, could soon become a front line state. in the ministry of the interior, anastasija ilieska, says her government is considering plans to close the border to greece entirely, if the eu wanted that. >> we are asking the european union to cover the cost because for a budget for a country like ours, it's very hard to manage all the costs produced by this crisis. >> critics such as aid worker yasmin redzepi, warn however, that closing borders could lead to a humanitarian crisis. moreover, it would only divert migrants, he says, and revive o

and several hunt stranded there and the same in serbia and i spoke to a journ journalist in serbia andhave been sent back to croatia and others in the past few days and the number is a thousand and it's continuing there as well so certainly you have this situation, the stumbling blocks all along the route and the afghans are anxious and when we go back to athens what happens to us and many say we try to go back and we have no choice and we heard a lot of people saying if we have to use smugglers, if you have to use traffickers that is what we will do. just a few days ago i was inside macedonia and officials there were telling me that since the borders are closing well the smuggling is now flourishing and the correspondent there and it would seem to be today that if something goes wrong, if there is a little blip in the conflict in helpman province the domino is huge and thehe river of humanity is huge as people pick up and leave and try to get to europe. >> yeah, peter, for those people who know afghans they know that they love their country, they want nothing more than to stay here an

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macedonian officials say it is not our fault, but we are reacting to what serbia did. this caused panic, everybody left the reception center which is about 20 kilometers from here and walked all the way here. these pictures were reminiscent of them walking along the train tracks earlier in the summer. they are making sure no one goes through. >>> al jazeera has uncovered evidence of illegal organ trafficking. step vaessen has spoken to some of the villagers who have sold their kidneys. >> reporter: magalia is a poor village in west java, police say residents sold kidneys to middle men with $5,000 each. >> i was in huge debt, didn't have a house, couldn't pay my rent for four months already. >> organ trade is illegal in indonesia but people can donate their organs to friends and relative. he had to pretend he knew the recipient well. changed his age to 25 years old, he had no problem passing the screening at the public hospital. >> translator: the doctor told me to ask a lot of money for my kidney so i could open my own business and someone else can do heavy work for me

." >>> breaking news, right now from libya, serbia said an airstrike killed two serbia hostages who were taken back in november. serbia said the airstrike was targeting that camp. >>> a lehigh valley teenager learned her punishment for assaulting a teacher at a pep rally. a 512-year-old female teacher was injured after being pushed down 20 rows of bleachers. the judge ordered the 16-year-old girl responsible for the assault to do 40 hours of community service and attend anger management classes and write an apology to the teacher. >>> swat officers took mark fledge into custody. police originally tried to serve a warrant on him for numerous charges including allegedly trying to intimidate and retaliate against a witness in a previous case. >>> there is fallout from bridgegate scaldings in new jersey, -- bridgegate scandal in new jersey. taxpayers will be billed $10 million. two aids allegedly ordered closures of the bridge because fort lee's fair did not endorse the governor's re-election bid. >>> it is a heated battle for support for republicans and democrats in the white house in two s

macedonia has said it has closed its border, because the transit camps are at full capacity, and serbiat allowing anyone in. and while the european union is trying to find a unified position on how to deal with this crisis, serbia has just announced that the president has also arrived, sending military forces to the border here between greece and macedonia, to fortify that border. i have to tell you that there is already austrians, hungarian, that with working to make sure people don't go through the border. people are all worried because many don't want to stay in greece. many want to continue their journey, and greece also cannot really afford to have all of these people here. just to give you an example, some 2,000 were relocated to a reception center, while many of them did not want to stay there, and are walking towards the border here. everybody is hearing about this march 1st deadline, that maybe the borders will be completely shut at that point, and everybody wants to get in as quick as possible. >> hoda abdel hamid, on the greece macedonia border. thank you. as hoda was saying

. >> i went to macedonia five times, reached serbia once but each time i was sent back to greece. >>nly syrians, afghans and iraqis are allowed to continue their journey. europe remains close to recognizing migrants, not refugees. these boys are stranded on the greek side of the border, unprotected and vulnerable. many wanted to remain anonymous telling us their stories but not their names. >> translator: there were four of us. we were trying to cross and we found mafia guys in front of us. we ran. the youngest among us was caught and took into a house and they raped him. i saw it with my own eyes. we through stones. he escaped and they left him behind. >> no one knows exactly how many are traveling alone. >> they declare that they are adults or relatives from other adult members. and they were traveling alone like adults or alone people and we had minors from 12 to 14 years old who were alone. >> that's the story of zadun, a yaziti boy hoping to go reach germany. he was will you knowy enough to end up in a shelter here in greece. >> it's very scary. you never know what a smuggler wi

members macedonia and serbia have closed their frontiers. austria will only allow 80 refugees per day, despite protests from other e.u. members. several hundred refugees are stranded on the border between greece and mass don't a. our correspondent has more now. >> reporter:-- macedonia. >> reporter: the main issue is the domino effect of imposing a quota on the numbers of refugees allowed into a country like austria. that will have a domino effect. you will have more people waiting in slovenia and croatia, serbia and macedonia all the way back to this country. greece has already a problem with the so-called economic migrants. those are people from north after, from iran, from pakistan, who came here who are not allowed to cross the border at the moment because they're not considered as refugees. so they try to sneak in either by their own or using smugglers. we spoke to many many people over the past few days and they say even if they make it across, if they get caught by police they will be sent all the way back to greece and that is a huge

so they tried to cross into serbia once more. they didn't want to disclose their name. >> translation: we met a pakistani who invited us to his home. when we got there, he said if we paid him $1800 he would take us to germany. we got the money transferred, but four days later we were still there. when we said we wanted to go, that's when the fight started. >> reporter: they say they were punched, kicked and stabbed several times by a pakistani gang until villagers rescued them. port augusta listening is-- people smuggling is happening against. it meant crossing an empty field and hoping to go undetected by the police previously. now there is a fence that stretches along the borderline and there are night and day patrols on the other side. still despite all these measures people are trying to get through. anyone who approaches is quickly spotted. macedonian check and forces are deployed here. reinforcements along the 40 kilometer long fence. it is not letting the smugglers or the desperate clients. >> translation: at night we hear

today is one of those days that will push serbia to do that sooner rather than later >>> thanks very much. in france meanwhile authorities have begun bulldozing the camp in calais. dozens shacks have been demolished. the court gave the green light the last week. they moved ahead to evict thousands of people and move them to temporary processing centers where they may be able to apply for full asylum inside france. thousands of people may have starved to death in besieged parts of syria. that's according to the u.n. human rights chief. there are almost half a million people living understand siege and-- under siege and in need of food and supplies. it is hoping to be able to life-saving aid to around 154,000 people trapped in those besieged areas. let's take as look at where this aid will in theory be going. the goal is to get supplies into these towns on monday, later on wednesday to these two counsel and then later to this area. despite the pause in the fighting there have been air strikes in homs and idlib. in a letter to the u.n. secretary general the opposition parties are saying

brokered deal with serbia. kosovo declared independence from serbia in 2008.aker warned that failure to elect a president would lead to snap elections in 45 days. >>> still to come, two journalists in this turkey are freed from prison. >>> and why the french oil giant has been charged more than $800,000. >>> and in sport, one of the most prestigious big wave surfing events goes ahead. ♪ >> are miners across this region affected by the dodd-frank law? >> sourced from illegal mines. >> this is a serious problem. >> an undercover investigation reveals the real cost. >> there's no way of knowing what minerals are coming in. >> "faultlines". >> what do we want? >> al jazeera america's hard-hitting... >> today they will be arrested. >> ground-breaking... >> they're firing canisters of gas at us. >> emmy award-winning, investigative series. ♪ >>> reminder of our top stories here on al jazeera. switzerland's gianni infantino has been voted as fifa's next president. >>> polling is wrapping up in iran's elections, the country's first since the nuclear deal that was sign

tear gas was released three times to put pressure on the government to denounce deals with serbia ando. after the third incident, police removed all of the opposition lawmakers. but the government has said the session will resume. >>> the supreme court in india has referred the case of a student union leader awaiting trial on sedition charges back to a lower court. he was charged after anti-india slogans were allegedly chanted at a university event in new delhi. it brought with it days of violent protests across the country. let's hear from our correspondent in new delhi. >> reporter: he is in judicial custody until march 2nd. he has been accused of holding an event at his university in which anti-india slogans were allegedly used. he is facing charges of sedition, charges which could lead to life in prison. the university is one of india's most lobal and socially diverse, and has produced some of the country's top diplomats, and journalists. they are linking the police crackdown on students at the university to what they say is a rising tide of intolerance within india's governing pa

. >> help for people with disabilities in serbia is facing an uncertain future. hello there.ood to have your company. t the the united nations is holding an emergency meeting after north korea launched a long range rocket into space. it's provoked condemnation for many countries including south korea, japan, the u.s. and russia. they say the launch is cover for testing new missile technology. north korea's state t.v. made the announcement saying a rocket carrying an earth operation satellite had been successful put in orbit. the leader reportedly watching the launch. u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon has called the actions dip diplodeplorable. he said it's a violation of security council resolutions. south korea's president says securities council needs to respond quickly with what she calls strong punitive measures. they say they will talk with the u.s. on a new missile defense system. the latest from that system in new york. here is harry fawcett with the latest from the south korea ian capitol. north korea brought the launch time forward by a day. two hours into the windo

the journey had to continue, so they tried to cross into serbia once more. they didn't want to disclose their name. >> translation: we met a pakistani who invited us to his home. when we got there, he said if we paid him $18030 he would take us to germany. we got the money transferred, but four days later we were still there. when we said we wanted to go, that's when the fight started >> reporter: necessity say they were punched-- they say they were punched, kicked and stabbed several times by apakistani gang until villagers saved them. >> reporter: just a few weeks ago going from greek to macedonia meant crossing an empty field and hoping to go undetected by the police. now there's a fence and barbed wire that stretchs on the border. there are patrols on either side. people are trying to get through. anyone who approaches is quickly spotted. forces are deployed here. reinforcements may have been brought along the fence. >> translation: at night we hear the dogs barking a lot and we see families crossing, young people. i think the smugglers are going to take

i to have tell you that the border between macedonia and serbia, you do have about 800 people stranded there, mainly afghans who now don't know what's going to happen, whether they will be able to continue further or they will be deported. aid workers on the ground there also told that you say serbia i also deporting on a daily basis people back to macedonia and those come back into greece. it is really a very difficult situation. we are talking about the seven that you say that are here. you have to look at the whole country. there are thousands more in athens and then there's ones who are stranded in the islands. the government tried to deacon jest those islands and had sent ferries there. the people are now sitting in the ferries, but the ferries are not moving. they are staying there. certainly if you look all over greece, it's at least 20-25,000 refugees and migrants that are waiting to make their way here and what you see is the ones who arrived here are those who don't want to wait, who took it upon themselves to reach the area and we see people walking, marching towards the tow

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the main reason for the protest in the last several months and today is the argument reached with serbial 2013 and confirmed again in august 2015 that agreements aimed at formation of the association of the serbian municipalities here. people say they have very bitter experience with the serbian statehood, and that's why they are strongly opposed to that idea. they are also saying that organizations that aims at establishing association of the serbian municipalities here is unconstitutional and confirmed by the constitutional court in kosovo which says that that agreement is unconstitutional. also, it is fair to say that not only people who were voting for the opposition showed up at this protest today. many were celebrating the independence day here in the streets, and then decided to stay at the opposition rally. so not only people from the opposition party, but people from all parties showed up here from all over kosovo, to show their dissatisfaction with this agreement aimed at normalizing relationships. >>> more on our breaking news story, a large explosion on the turkish capitol an

. >> i want to say clearly to everybody that serbia has done everything it could to free our citizens there hadn't been a bombing, i don't think it would have come to this. the interest of those who abducted them certainly was not to kill them. no demands other than financial ones have been made. and i think that these were absolutely impossible to fulfill. >>> britain will vote on its membership of the e.u. in a referendum that's now been set for june 23rd. prime minister david cameron agreed a new deal with european leaders late friday which included, quote, special status if it stays a member. while the majority of cameron's cabinet have agreed to your honor voters to stay in the block it's caused did i individualses in his party. at least six ministers are already campaign to go leave. david cameron said britain will be stronger and safer if it remains in the european union. >> our plan for europe gives us the best of both worlds. it underlines our special status. through which families across britain get all the benefits of being in the european union. including more jobs, lower

serbia wants an official explanation from the u.s. a spokesman said the camp housed more than 60 militants. officials believe the militants were planning an attack and needed to act fast. >>> the helicopter that crashed in pearl harbor thursday has been pulled from the water. video on thursday captured the moment the helicopter crashed. the helicopter just dropped board. 15-year-old. condition. the pilot alerted air traffic control that the helicopter was the ntsb is still investigating. >>> several problems have plagueed the preparation for this summer's olympic games in rio. construction delays rarely one of them. but the main swimming venue may not be ready for a test event in april. they do have a backup plan to move the races to a diving venue nearby. officials say the pool will be ready by august. south america's first olympics have had some troubles. >>> as more potholes pop up, new technology might be the best defense to blowing out a tire. >> it's packing a powerful punch. wind gusts as strong as a category five hurricane. a

. >>> serbia has confirmed two embassy staff abduct ed in libya were killed in friday's u.s.the operation targeted an isil training camp west of the capital tripoli. libyan officials have yet to confirm the deathses but say up to 50 people were killed in the attacks serbian authorities had been working to secure the release of the men who had been kidnapped in november. >> i want to say clearly to everybody that serbia has done anything it could to free our citizens, if there hadn't been a bombing i don't think it would have come to this because the interest of those who abducted them certainly was not to kill them notch demands other than financial ones have been made. and i think that these were absolutely impossible to fulfill. >>> doctors and medical staff in egypt have stage aids sit in in across the country in their latest protest against what they say is police brutality. one of the decembe demonstratios held in silence to highlight the government's ban on public protests. egypt's president is due to ask parliament to toughen penalties for police abuse. it follows alle

a country cleansed its southern border with serbia border sealed with razor wire. hungary's prime minister says he is defending the values against the mainly muslim refugees. the small muslim community has noted a rise in hate crimes and death threats as a result. >> translation: the government communicated the immigration equals the arrival of islamic terrorism in the country. if you repeat something often enough, people will believe it. >> reporter: i put those concerns to the government's chief spokesman >> it's not anti religious. integration of muslim people in western europe is unsuccessful. parallel societies when you talk attention to the fact. you have reality. >> reporter: what the h hunungarian calls reality is our islamaphobia >>> arrests were made in the eastern provinces of spain. suspects were believed to be helping i.s.i.l. recruit women and provide logistical support. hundreds of bosnian protesters have met in relation to a ban on wearing the hijab in institutions. it outlaws watering catholic or orthodox crosses. independent voters who are not ded

much hope in kabul and are defeated in a transit camp on macedonia northern border and deported from serbian balkin borders shut it to afghans but for them the journey had to continue so they tried to cross into serbia once more and did not want to disclose their name. >> translator: we made a pakistani who invited us to his home, when we got there he said if we paid him $1800 he would take us to germany. we got the money transferred but four days later we were still there. when we said we wanted to go, well that is when the fight start started. >> reporter: they say they were punched, kicked and stabbed several times by a pakistani gang until villagers rescued them. people smuggling is flo flourisg and going from greece to macedonia meant crossing an empty field and going undetected by the police and now there is a fence and bashed wire along the borderline and night and day patrols on the other side and despite the measures people are trying to get through. anyone who approaches is quickly spotted. macedonia and check forces are here and along the 40 kilometer long fence but it's not dete

they say it's not our fault, we are reacting to what serbia did. it caused panic among refugees and migrants. everyone left the reception center, which is about 20km away. walked all the way here. and they were pictures walking along the train tracks. they are stranded and the afghans are making sure no one goes through. >> a health crisis in fiji. they have cleaned up from one of their strongest storms. villages destroyed and crops wiped. our reporter has been assessing the damage. >> the word used around fiji in response to this is flattened. these were villages on remote islands in, and the main elements - the damage is better than others. no news from when lines are cut. it's not known yet how many here are injured or if people died. the prime minister warned people to expect bad news. >> category 5, the worst in the southern hemisphere. it reached our shores in the last couple of days. the damage has been widespread. homes have been destroyed. many low-lying areas have flooded and many have been left stunned and confused about what to do. >> t

>> serbia. my sister is a fashion designer and pursuing me to go and be a model. so i give it a try. i am thankful to my sister, yes. greg: 13, 14. >> i started to model in serbia. greg: 13, 14, that is young to be a model? >> yes. we didn't travel so much at that age. i was more in europe. years ago i came to new york. rosanna: you hear about when young girls and you know, the industry can be tough on them. >> yes, you should get some age before starting to travel. >> i was travelling with my mom. i wasn't travelling alone. >> that is okay. my mom didn't want to travel i had to wait. >> at 13 it is very exciting. you are not tired. now i am tired working every day. >> you are only 23 years old. >> 22. i do get tired. >> what do you do when not posing? >> i don't know. >> hobbies? >> i love to play soccer and singing and reading. i am book addict. >> what about you? >> yoga to relax. i spend free time with friends and the people i like. >> you have an event on monday and tuesday at swim city. what is happening with that? >> well, we are expecting you guys to be th

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details in sport. >>> disabled people in serbia say they struggle to find jobs. a project in the city changed that, employing people with minor disabilities to help those with severe disabilities. >> reporter: from making a coffee to helping with the shopping, this woman provides help to a couple that suffers multiple sclerosis. no one knows how much longer the care can continue. >> i can't believe it will end. i hope it won't. it's needed. >> she is employed by the council much it's part of a pilot scheme to help people like her with minor disabilities find a job. the idea is that she work with people with severe disabilities that need extra help at home. >> this means a lot. i have a disability, doing this helps me and them. this is fulfilling. we feel for each other. >> the project is coming to an end and the council doesn't know whether the serbian government will provide the work needed to continue. >> translation: a 3-month pilot is not enough. it normally takes a month or so for service and providers to adopt to each other, and once things work well, the p

that is according to serbia's foreign minister. the air strike killed at least 49 people, most of whomomre believed to be isis militants. >> anchor: well, a scandal rocking the halls of miami pal met doe high school. after a teacher was handcuffed and arrests accusing of having sex with a 17-year-old. >> anchor: police are saying the inappropriate affair took place inside the classroom. >> anchor: that teacher appearing in court yesterday where we learn more about him. local 10 news reporter he has the latest. >> anchor: nikki and todd, we saw jason myers name on this website here along with some student reviews, one says honestly, one of the kindest most knowledgeable people i have ever met. an incredible teachers how he is described now we have his name and his face here and the booking inni with miami dade county. >> anchor: in h the courtroom, myer stands accused of having sex in the classroom. with a 17-year-old female, miami palmetto high school students. >> anchor: the students are all talking about it. >> anchor: i think it

and the balkan states of macedonia, serbia , croatia and sloaf slovenia, to identify and quickly deport those not considered war refugees, for migrants like jacob the current backlash against migrants ignores the real source of the problem. >> in my country there is a war, i will die, i must run away. this war must stop. just stop. immigrant or symptom coming here. for example, i will say, i don't like to stay here, i don't like it, no, no. >> next, breaking through the flood gates, the desperation crossing european borders and how refugees seeking shelter find themselves facing new exploitation. tensions are rising in central europe whe protests by the far right in germany and counterprotests from their opponents, point to an emerging chris is that's governor out of the rival of tens oarrival oftens of thousan. what's more important, those who would exploit them in their hours of need. >>> the trail that saw more than a million refugees, all along that route, there are helping hands. but where many see human struggle and need, others see opportunity and profits . take the owners of thi

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. >> 23, from serbia, and a guess jeans model vet. and modelled for ten years. >> you guys have specific diet and exercise? >> don't take any diet. they like curvy girls. >> that's what they said. >> that brings us to ashley graham. the plus size model we met many times. but there is first si photo spread. >> this is huge. this is phenomenal. th has broken down a huge barrier. "sports illustrated," if you hit fans on the 15, same night as the grammies. five days a away on cbs monday night. a big night for gwen stefani. she doing something nobody else has ever done and only letting you in on it first. >> this is so tough it keep this a secret from everyone. we've been putting all the pieces together for months. and i'm so relieved with can finally talk about it. >> talk about a new music video. sure. see it? not so much. that is the first video ever to be created live on tv duri commercial break. >> it is such an amazing know. i've never done anything like this before. >> gwen, standing together in prayer, and with gold red and black g

played into what he calls israel's propaganda. this after four balkan countries slovenia croatia serbia and macedonia all introduced tight restrictions on people from afghanistan, syria and iraq. families are now's sleeping in bus terminals. >> for shelter dogs dogs took center stage at the tennis opens. cell sa o paulo and they picked round string practice and exhibition matt matches. they trained for months. they said they wanted to promote awareness that even abandoned street animals can be given a second chance at life. pretty cool. >>> some of the technology available nowadays can be complicated and downright confusing. now aarp is offering free classes on how to use those mobile devices. they focus on seniors using modern technology so they can keep in touch with their families. >> when you give a loved one a new smart phone they may not be sure what to do with it or how it works. that is why aarp aarp's hands-on training sessions for seniors shows that it is a phone but with many modern ways with many modern ways of staying connected no. >> >> the first thing you want to relation

>> this is the first major hostage crisis the republic of serbia has faced. our state security acted very professionally, very seriously. our people could have been freed, as we've said 70 times before. amy: the pacific island of fiji has been hit by the most powerful storm ever recorded in the southern hemisphere. cyclone winston killed at least 17 peoe and fltened enre villages. thousands were forced to evacuate. aid groups have warned of a looming health crisis after supplies of fresh water were blocked in some areas. former secretary of state hillary clinton has beat vermont senator bernie sanders in the nevada caucuses, winning 53% versus sanders' 47%. clinton celebrated her victory. >> we need more than a plan for the big banks. the middle class needs a raise and more jobs. andeed jobs that pay well cannot be outsourced. jobs that provide dignity and a future. amy: exit polls show sanders again dominated among young people, with 82% of under 30 voters. clinton won strong support among african-american voters, a bad sign for sanders heading into this wee

. >> beau, 23, is from serbia and is a guess jeans model. and this model is from hungary and has modeled before. >>> that brings us back to ashley graham and her first s.i. photo spread. >> this is huge. this is phenomenal. this has broken down a huge barrier. >> you're going to make me cry again! >> a lot of people talking about this issue. this kind of exposure really is a dream come true for them. last year, the swimsuit issue was viewed by 70 million people alone. >> and millions will be tuning in to the grammy awards. e.t. has been covering the show for over 30 years, so we have a bit of our own history to share. here's a look at some of our favorite moments from grammys past. walking the carpet pregnant or not? >> bond, james bond. >> bieber, justin bieber. >> man, the headlines that come out of music's biggest night. remember when michael jackson brought brooke shields? and how about a throwback to when mariah looked like this in '93. >> did you eat yet today? >> no, i'm star offing. >> when i was a teenager, i was miserable and i was

thank you very much in the meantime >>> serbia's foreign minister says two staff are believed to be among those killed in a raid. the serbian ambassador were near tripoli. an american air strike hit a building killing 48 people. a negotiation conditions on the ground. a major point of contention is the shelling of kurdish divisions. the security council is calling for an end to the spelling. >> the fighters made gains on the border. russian air strikes in support of the regime hit hospitals. united nations issued a stark warning, russia's actions made things worse. it was led by the regime. issuing support to bashar al-assad. it could be dangerous. >> the french president said the actions put it at risk of war. russia plans to hold a round of peace negotiations in geneva. they were postponed. the u.n. syrian envoy said no dates were set for talks. russia called an urgent u.n. meeting drafting resolution, calling on them to protect its territory. stop interfering in affairs. >> there were elements. repeating every word. in consultation out here, so i cannot imagine how they could review th

closing down not only the border between greece and macedonia, but the border between macedonia and serbia. we were in macedonia earlier in the day. officials are saying it's not our fault. we're just reacting to what syria did this causes panic among all refugees. many left the reception center, which is 20 till meter 20 kilometers from here. now they're stranded here, and the afghans are making sure that no one goes through. >> what do they plan to do now? >> well, they say they're going to stay there and block not only the processing point. but they're holding a sit in on the train track something that is costing greece a lot of money. that is a train track used for cargo. a lot of merchandise goes from here to central europe. they say that they know that this is harming greece, but they have no other choice. they made all those trips from afghanistan to here. i was talking with some young men just an hour ago, and they were saying, you know, we spent all our money on this. we're indebted. we can't go back. unless the borders are not open for us again, then we will make sure to put as m