the path lies along the border between austria and slovenia. but three years ago a fence was built here to prevent migrants from crossing. plus we're involved in it used to be open always there was never a fence or guard towers or things like that when yugoslavia was on the other side and not after it became slovenia right now no one on either side can cross freely and undergrowth is taking over the path. austria's government ordered the fence to send a message six months after tens of thousands of refugees streamed over the border in the autumn of twenty fifteen the government also promised to take it back down again when the situation on now. but now armed patrols are regular signs along the fence another deterrence measure implemented by austria's new ruling coalition of conservative and populist parties it's even put on a major exercise simulating a crisis at the border. but i bought this ship those were dramatic images are almost call them traumatic images you're talking about countless thousands marching towards our borders in kalamazoo.

and to keep countries like slovenia and austria from closing their borders.ilateral negotiations that are coming up in the next few days are so crucial. are the germans responding to years too late to a problem that existed in 2015 because the company still has a collective ptsd from those images when there were lots of migrants coming. is it to pretend a return of those kind of numbers or is it just pure return of those kind of numbers or is itjust pure politics to save her government. let's set up these camps which don't mean very much but it's a peace offering. it is mostly the latter at the moment because the real—world impact of these policies will be quite small unless there is another wave of migration which nobody is suspecting because most of the routes have been closed since 2015. most people are just worrying about the symbolism of having refugee camp. austria has been dominated by the christian social union for decades and they are trying to detect their majority in that state and face a tough election this fall. this has been the background to th

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would be absolutely contradictory to european solution and then you also have to look at france or slovenia those countries that might be alternative routes to really close effectively close its borders so as i said earlier this has ripple effects throughout the european union max thank you very much. hope on there talking to us from strasbourg where the european parliament is meeting today now some other stories making headlines around the world today the bodies of three migrants including one child have been recovered by libyan rescue workers after their boat capsized last friday at least two hundred people have estimated are estimated to have died off the libyan coast last week and more than a thousand people have drowned this year sailing from libya to europe australian archbishop philip wilson has been sentenced to twelve months detention for covering up the sex abuse crimes of a priest in one thousand nine hundred seventy s. wilson is the most senior roman catholic cleric to be convicted of concealing child sex abuse a court will decide whether he can serve his sentence at home. that

didn't hold back in friday's mountain stage finishing just behind stage winner primo schroeder of slovenia extending his lead to more than two minutes if thomas keeps his good run in the time trial and he's likely to clinch his first tour de france title in sunday's final stage and paris. has become the first woman to lead a team to victory and around the world yacht race skipper wendy talk and her serenity coast team won the clipper two thousand and seventeen two thousand and eighteen with another woman led team coming in second twelve identical yachts returned to liverpool england nearly a year after leaving for the race which covers forty thousand nautical miles tough was followed by nicky henderson a british skipper who let her team to second place. people around the world spent half the night with their eyes on the skies getting their fill of the longest total lunar eclipse of the century the shadow of the earth through the moon into darkness and turned it red mars also put in an appearance and its closest approach to earth in fifteen years. even if it was pos bed time everyone came.

it's probably all over for northern ireland's crusaders, who lost 5—1 in slovenia.d and rangers, who have the advantage after alfredo morelus scored away in croatia, against 0siek, and that was the only goal of the night. and the welsh champions, new saints, were celebrating a late winner, thanks to blaine hudson's header, and that made it 2—1 in this home leg against the lincoln red imps, who are not from lincoln but from gilbraltar. former manchester united manager sir alex ferguson says he would "not be here today" without the "great care" of hospital staff after his surgery for a brain haemorrhage in may. sir alex has spoken publicly for the first time since going home from hospital in a video on social media, released by manchester united, and he thanked all his well—wishers. hello. just a quick message first of all to thank the medical staff at macclesfield, salford royal and alexandra hospitals. without those people gave me such great care and i wouldn't be sitting here today. thank you from me and my family. thank you very much. it has made me feel so humble

today all but comes from slovenia in. the middle are people. i mean. they would. call it's basically you making sure that the people have a good time when you take them to pubs and various bars and with us we also take you to the club at the end. so it's like a guided tour of the nightlife for lent which i know many berliners frown upon but i think they should give the chairs at least once. if they can't you find spray paint on one wall even a single time the fine is around seven thousand euros just for one yet because it's considered vandalism if they can choose putting up a poster on the wall like this the fine is robinson's euros because it's considered littering. and this is one of the prime examples. it's really famous it's called it's time to dance it's been done by a guy called sober. i studied media and communications science and you'll be on your first university ljubljana which is something you go to study when you don't know what you have to what you want to study or what you want to do with your life. i was basically staying with my parents and till i

and it is probably all over for northern ireland's crusaders who lost in slovenia. at the end for the welsh champions thanks to this hudson had, winning 2—1 against lincoln, who are actually from gibraltar. former manchester united manager alex ferguson says he wouldn't be here without the care of hospital staff after his surgery for a brain haemorrhage in may. he has spoken public for the first time since going home from hospital on social media. he thanked all his well—wishers. social media. he thanked all his well-wishers. just a quick message to thank the medical staff at macclesfield, salford royal, without that care a would not be sitting here today. thank you from me and my family. thank you very much. it has made me feel so humble, as all the m essa 9 es made me feel so humble, as all the messages have had from all over the world, wishing me the best, and the good wishes resonate very strongly with me. so, thank you for that support you've given me. and lastly, i will be back late in the season to watch the team. in the meantime, all the best to jose and wat

in the quarter finals a bust the same here at the top of the screen had little trouble defeating slovenia . but they had to quit the match because of a back injury while trying to fall in love in the second set. because as a russian really georgia didn't have it so easy and his match with it was probably quivers he lost the first set but bounced back to win seven six six four. ahead of germany's football federation has rejected allegations of racism from former national player mesut ozil in his first public statement since the resign from the german national squad reinhard goodell admitted making mistakes in his handling of the comparable say over being photographed with turkish president. he said he should have done more to protect the midfielder from discriminatory abuse images of that meeting with the president emerged in the run up to germany's world cup campaign. by merely cavanagh's their first purchase of the season seventeen year old canadian alfonso davis the defending the bundesliga champions are called the winger a big talent with a very promising future at the head of him davi

mr all burn in fact that he's begun exporting his influence supporting like minded politicians in slovenia slovakia poland and the czech republic. was very successful in hungary and there nothing really happened which was really backfired you know and all thanks south you know anything it was a very. easy thing far far from best. comparisons are often made between all bands hungary and bloody me of putin's russia state control of the media a squeeze on civil society the hallmarks are certainly there. and they may well be for a long time to come and join a whole al-jazeera in hungary willing to argue a paramilitary supporters of the government and stormed a stronghold of opposition protesters at least two people were killed and dozens injured in the besieged city of the say three months of anti-government protests have killed at least two hundred seventy five people president daniel ortega is accused of overseeing widespread human rights abuses but we are such as more from the capital than i what. well since the early hours of tuesday the city of messiah was under siege by paramilitary forc

at our shores by the mediterranean will the migrants themselves look for other routes maybe via slovenia or via freds and if yes what will those countries do will they start shutting down their borders if we really have this domino effect it would mean that real european solution would be farther away than it is now. max huffman reporting for us from strasburg max good to talk to you. now there is huge relief and highland after rescuers found twelve ois in their football coach alive in a flooded cave more than a week after they went missing as the monsoon rain continues rescue efforts now center on preventing water levels from rising authorities say it could take months before the boys can be brought out safely an army spokesman said they may also have to learn how to die. a moment that many will remember as a miracle the international team of expert divers finding all thirteen of those missing seemingly unharmed the divers had to explain what day was and just how long the young group had spent trapped in the darkness. the cave complex stretches some ten kilometers into the mountain divi

all burn in fact that he's become exporting his influence supporting like minded politicians in slovenia slovakia poland and the czech republic on the whole battle with brussel was very successful in hungary and nothing really happened in brussels which was really back far hungary so you know no thank shows you know anything so it was a very. easy thing for for feed us to do. comparisons are often made between old bones hungary and blood to me of putin's russia state control of the media the squeeze on civil society the hallmarks are certainly there. and we may well be for a long time to come and join a whole al-jazeera in hungary finding somewhere to rest in peace is in many parts of the world an increasingly difficult task as graveyards fill up the competition for spaces is growing in the authorities are left having to the side how to share them out now a german town in bavaria saying some may have an answer as the mccain reports. nestling in the alps best discard seems like a picture postcard here the pace of life from cradle to grave is slow and after a long life many locals want thi

throwing paper aeroplanes on to the pitch at wembley, as world cup qualification was secured by beating sloveniayers have managed to change people's perceptions about the way an england team plays. and according to forward jesse lingard, the manager's been a big part of that. it feels like, you know, a new revolution. the manager has come in with great ideas and a great idea of the way he wants us to play. you know, the formation suits us perfectly. you know, as a group of lads, it is a useful squad but we still have them experienced players in theirand you still have them experienced players in their and you know, the team spirit is amazing at the moment and eve ryo ne spirit is amazing at the moment and everyone has come together and really bonded and we are excited, enjoying the world cup and looking forward now. it's been an awful day for britain's lewis hamilton at the austrian grand prix. the mercedes driver had to retire from the race and now loses his lead in the drivers' championship. well, the problems started for hamilton when his mercedes team made a tactical error in this early pit

mr all burn in fact that he's begun exporting his influence supporting like minded politicians in sloveniaslovakia poland and the czech republic. was very successful in hungary and there nothing really happened which was really back far hungary so you know one of think shows you know anything it was a very. easy thing far far from best to do. comparisons are often made between old bones hungary and blood to me of putin's russia state control of the media the squeeze on civil society the hallmarks are certainly there. and they may well be for a long time to come and join a whole al-jazeera in hungary. well it's time for sports. thank you very much the hell we're halfway through the major league baseball season and that means the traditional all-star game a record ten home runs were hit as the american league took the spoils against the national league play to some reports. nationals park in washington d.c. the thing for the eighty ninth all-star game a game that was under threat just hours before the first ball was pitched heavy rain in the u.s. capital thankfully subsided in time for the s

bush met with vladimir putin in slovenia, the two leaders agreeing to open cooperation toward common solutions but the invasion of iraq in 2003 with sour the relationship. next, pres. obama attempting to start a new chapter in 2010 by signing the new start treaty with dmitry medvedev and obama can't on an open mic discussing missile defense before his reelection. >> i had more flexibility. >> reporter: he stepped down in 2012 to let vladimir putin reclaim the job and accused the us of encouraging mass protests in moscow against his return to the presidency. now comes donald trump calling for a more productive relationship with russia since the campaign trail. dan sullivan highlighting why this administration could make it happen. >> rebuilding our military. this administration has given lethal weapons, the javelin antitank system to ukraine. vladimir putin understands power. today trump and putin will cancel -- tackle sanctions against russia, denuclearization and russian involvement in syria. three hours away, it is going to be a huge day. jillian: we will all be watching. more live

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mechanicsburgin and slovenia. morning.ood this.of all, let me say you cannot be a big it and call yourself -- ba bigot and call yourself a christian. thank you. guest: absolutely. you will not get any argument here. i think this is one of the strongest critiques of the way evangelicals have lined up behind trump. they are relatively silent, as you mentioned. they are relatively silent after charlottesville last august. they turned their back on the more racist and even misogynistic comments trump makes. and when you are pursuing political power like that, and trying stay in the good graces, if you will, of power, it is going to limit the way you can speak prophetically to the culture, to the government, to the president. we have seen this throughout evangelicalism for a long time. even billy graham, so close to one of the last -- so close to nixon, he was one of the last to confront him. there is a great biography that suggests while everyone else thought nixon was guilty, billy graham was supporting him. but toda

countries around the world, western european democracies from spain to slovenia have such constitutionalons. because israel doesn't have a single written constitution but little pieces it passes in drips and drabs, they never got around to doing. this 70 years later, it's time. there is so much hostility to them making this basic statement shows how important it is to say it. >> eugene brought up a point that they're jewish and democratic. critics are saying this tipped the balance away from israel being democratic. some are using the word apartheid in that is something your organization said. what is the arguement against this law. what does this do in pushing israel further away from a democracy? >> what it law really does is enshrines racism and discrimination and apartheid into the foundational constitutional law of the state of israel. that means 20% of the citizens are being told and the state is obligated with this law to treat them unequally. there is no rights of unequal citizenship. it is shocking if you care about israel as i do. and at the same time, that is not surprising. t

melania trump, who grew up in slovenia and worked as a model in france and it isitaly is demonstratinghe world stage, able to side step the bombshells dropped by the president and practice a less complicated type of diplomacy. and we will see melania trump tomorrow in helsinki. she's scheduled to have tea morning with the first lady of finland at the residence and then of course we expect to see her arrive at the presidential palace as well. >> she seems to have made a complete recovery from that surgery she had in washington a few weeks ago. >> she did. so this is her first international trip since her kidney procedure. she's certainly doing better. she's cleared the 30 days of not flying internationally. she's had a lot of activities. again, i sometimes feel like the first lady is more comfortable abroad in europe doing these things than back home in a way. she feels very, very at ease almost in this role now. >> she seems lovely. and you like the dresses, right? >> yes. she's knocking it out of the park in terms of fashion. not just me, but other people say so too. >> kate, thanks v

i was sitting in slovenia next to condoleezza rice and she went like this. she said to karen hughes, his counsel, we do not talk about vladimir putin like that. you cannot trust him. that was a major issue at that time. >> very quickly, and gloria, because a lot -- all of us have studied history. we know history. know the u.s./russian relationship. when the president says no american president has ever been tough earer on russia than i ha there have been a few american presidents who have been pretty tough on russia during various crises, including the cuban missile crisis. >> and no president has ever been stronger. and no president has ever been more popular. you know -- >> tear down this wall. >> he gave a strong denial. >> it's just, it's just absurd. you talk about the issue of trust. who trusts president trump to debrief them about what actually occurred in that meeting? i think there is an issue there not just with trusting putin. but it's about trusting the president because he is not known for telling the truth. >> right. >> and so who knows how he

certainly, talking about eastern europe, london, hungary, slovenia, all of those countries agree withresident. the italians, frankly, they are increasingly hostile about it. so you have a period of real change here. i don't know how many of them want to pick a fight with angela merkel. i think it is very healthy for the american president to stand up and to tell the truth, and what he has that is basically. >> harris: you know, it is all interesting. later this week to come after he leaves brussels for the nato summit, he will go on to the u.k., meet with theresa may, who is in some political hot water right now. forecast out, if you can come of the relationships, and where our president kind of stands and all of this across europe right now. >> >> well, first of all, therea may is in terrible trouble. she is much like chancellor merkel, waiting for it to come apart. two of her key ministers resign this week. i am not sure how much longer she will be prime minister, so she is negotiating from a position of weakness. at the same time, what you see happening in europe is tremendous inte

melania trump who grew up in slovenia and worked as a model in france and italy is demonstrating herells dropped by the president and practice a less complicated type of diplomacy. >> and now we will see melania tr trump in hel sin ski who is scheduled to have tea with the first lady of finland and of course, with will see here with vladimir putin. >> and they arrived a little bit more than the an hour ago. kate bennett, thank you. >>> a lott more ahead of the coverage with the trump/putin summit. and there is also an update on the transfer of more than 200 remains. martin savidge. >> those remains could be back on u.s. soil within a couple of weeks. we will have a live report next. ♪ keep it comin' love. ♪ don't stop it now, ♪ don't stop it no. ♪ don't stop it now, ♪ don't stop it. ♪ keep it comin' love. ♪ keep it comin' love. ♪ don't stop it now, if you keep on eating, we'll keep it comin'. all you can eat riblets and tenders at applebee's. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. new family connections, every day.llion that's more ways to discover new relatives. people who shar

other in the quarter finals a bust the same here the top of the screen had little trouble defeating slovenia's that he has a big day you have to quit the match because of a back injury while training for love in the second set georges nikolaus really didn't have it so easy against the order guys pavlova us he lost the first set but crowds back to win seven six six four. now how fast can camel run the city of. southern morocco finds out every july at the festival of a camel as locals in the region try to hold on to their headers it's true the event tourists get to see some camel racing and this exactly what it sounds like right is on cavil's racing through the up to sixty five kilometers an hour communities in the region regatta camel racing as an expression of their culture it's a deserves to be maintained so there are plans to wrath further develop the competition. to. regenerate the house and their satisfaction well the seventy five would you expect that was back in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight he was on tour. on the ground just completed another what seems like an endless tour so

all burn in fact that he's become exporting his influence supporting like minded politicians in slovenia slovakia poland and the czech republic the whole battle with brussels was very successful in hungary and nothing really happened in brussels which was really bad for hungary so you know in those sanctions you know anything so it was a very easy thing for four or five best to do. comparisons are often made between old and hungry and bloody me of putin's russia state control of the media the squeeze on civil society the hallmarks are certainly aware. and we may well be for a long time to come and join a whole al-jazeera in hungary and germany but varian states police have begun patrols at the border with austria until now only federal police have been carrying out the checks the state police will be looking for people trying to enter illegally but won't be able to turn anyone back instead anyone caught will be handed over to the federal authorities and i thought you said it's really a been removing temporary housing from a room i kept in rome the containers were provided by the city ten

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mr all burn in fact that he's begun exporting his influence supporting like minded politicians in slovenia slovakia poland and the czech republic and their battle when it was very successful in hungary and there nothing really happened which was really bad you know and thanks south now everything's very. easy far far from best. comparisons are often made between all bands hungary and blood to me of putin's russia state control of the media the squeeze on civil society the hallmarks are certainly there. and they may well be for a long time to come and join a whole al-jazeera in hungary. you're watching al-jazeera live from doha i'm still robin these are our top news stories the football team made their first public appearance and recounted what they called a miraculous escape from a flooded cave the twelve teenagers and their coach appearing good spirits as they answered questions about their ordeal the team also paid tribute to the former navy seal who died while trying to rescue them one of the boys explained why they'd entered the cave in the first place. it happened in the evening. on t

germany and italy as the other top contributors at the lower end of the scale and it is way down slovenia luxemburg and albania these numbers in the hundreds of thousands so half a million they're from savina but as donald trump has pointed out only five nato members states actually give the expected two percent of annual g.d.p. it's tonia greece poland the u.k. in the u.s. all of that money goes towards military spending the requirement as well that member states support each other in. threatened by an attack that was first and forced when the u.s. was attacked of course on september eleventh of two thousand and one so there's just a bit of background for you as we now discuss things with robert hunter in washington d.c. director of the center of a transatlantic security studies at the national defense university more importantly in this context a former u.s. ambassador to nato sense of pleasure to have you with us mr hunter what do you make of what donald trump achieved in a radio in brussels he went in there as a correspondent said stern phrased demanded things and looks like he got th

northern ireland's crusaders, though lost 5—1 in slovenia.in the 70 and they loved it so much. that was the nickname for lincoln city, so they adopted that. ireland have guaranteed their place in the quarter—finals of the women's hockey world cup, with a shock victory over india. they secured a 1—0 win, thanks to anna 0'flanagan's deflected effort. the result means ireland — who are competing in their first world cup in 16 years — will top pool b. not such good news for england though, as they can no longer qualify automatically for the last eight. england face ireland this sunday to determine where they will finish in the group. it is an absolute dream experience, we will be pinching ourselves for a couple of days anyway. we came in here with belief and did a lot of homework and we have played the things before, we knew we could get results. absolutely it is an unbelievable experience. there was an extraordinary finish in the super league where leaders st helens came from behind to beat warrington with the very last kick of the match. the sc

we deal with that on a daily basis across from italy, hungary, slovenia, austria.u that the way back to positive yields across the curve is the kind of reform we got a little bit excited about last year with macron, the french and german alliance. the yield curve tells you the market lost faith in that. on it?at is your theme we saw a recalibration toward a stronger euro. i'm hearing that from you as well. peter: we thought it would end the year it 125 after taken into account the easing that surprised the market. the fundamental point here is from looking at a number of global markets, we don't see how the fed it can continue on this while these hikes other global factors are in their heads. tom: what is interesting in the last week or two weeks is we are really seen big figure calls from houses. there was a big call on the euro. we are seated across all the major currencies, real adjustment in the forecast. guy: is there a china connection in all of this? we have this bill auction that did not get coverage. are part of parcel that story. looking at have been mayb

those at the very bottom of that spectrum based on last year's figures, countries like slovenia, belgiumxembourg, very tiny, and you have others spain, others that are certainly falling very low. again, what the allies committed to doing is four years ago, was to build towards that 2% by 2014, and hopefully get there faster. fort now, 14 are on track 2024. that is not good enough. we need all 29 to get there by 2024. host: wears germany in terms of its financial contributions? 1.24%.germany is around over the last it, then have increased their defense spending by 6%. germany right now, their current trajectory is that they will reach 1.5% 2024. they need to do more. the german government recognizes they need to do more. , thee just cause -- pause german forces -- u.s. forces in germany do a lot more. our headquarters in student tgart. -- stud we have a pretty robust new no force in afghanistan working with u.s. forces. you cannot just say this is for german defense, far from it. om and our afric africa counterterrorism missions. it does so much more than just for germany. host: our guest