immigrants arrived in lampedusa earlier and pale rfertionmo palermo in southern italy. some of them end up on mainland italy. some more ships are heading towards that area of the southern mediterranean an area that is under an eu mission called the triton mission. there could be more rescue missions on the hours or days to come. it is on the weekend when there is an uptick. when i was in libya when the libyan weekend that starts thursday throughout sunday morning there are less people on the streets and it's much easier for traffickers to transport the larger number of migrants from the empty beaches where they transparent from. if we compare this year to last year, there is an estimated 1 million waiting in libya to make this crossing. so certainly these arrivals are an indication that it could be a very busy summer for these ships that are patrolling the mediterranean. >> two day g7 summit, latest gearing up of fighting in ukraine, and for the second year in a row the annual summit is secluding russia. russia's absence is heralding the greater all ul pulled out against

near 5,000 were detained and taken to southern italy over the weekend. we have more from lampedusa where men are taken. >> some of the migrants rescued travelled on wooden fishing boats, and you usually have people on dak and below. and more are found on ships, on rubber dinkies 10 meters long and there are 100, 120, 130 people up there. certainly in dire conditions. according to the coast guards, some of the boats use a satellite phone to call a coordination number and send a discretion call. others were found floating around aimlessly in quite a dire situation. now, about 109 of these migrants were brought here to lampedusa, which is a transit point. the others en route will arrive in the next few hours, and we know about the arrival in a port of palermo. for the italians they use logistical challenges and they have the information of where they are arriving usually later in the day. they have to figure out if there's enough space in the reception center in the ports of arrival. there has to be a place for migrants that are tired, hungry, sleep deprive

front for an international drug smuggling ring that involve assets in costa rica, new york city, southern italyeard of them before. the less known southern counterpart. what they are gaining in strength. apparently the owner here had connections with them. allegedly shipped cocaine between costa rica in the united states. if not heard much about them i talked to michael francie's who is in the mob in the 70s and 80s. he said back back in the day he really didn't see many in new york city. >> they were pretty big in the drug business. they tried to do something with arms, guns and ammunition, things like that but it was limited. we can get too much involved didn't seem to be bound by the code that the sicilian mafia had. >> i forget exactly. the trailer marijuana. the the boss at the time told me we can get involved but we could pass it on to those guys. >> home and security, the sicilian mafia is so weak a different mafia with different connections in a more violent past to gain strength another coming over the american. bill: all down the pizza place in queens. >> hiding in plain sight. >> com

live in southern italy after a weekend that saw more than 5,000 migrants rescued at sea. >> we don't yet have a complete strategy. >> barack obama says he needs more commitments before he can

now, they are brought back to southern italy. about 100 migrants arrived in lampedusa earlier. and more to the ports in sicily and we don't know where the rest will arrive. it's a logistical nightmare for the italian authorities. many end up in mainland italy. some more ships are heading to the area of the southern mediterranean, an area that is under e.u. mission called the triton mission. they are heading there because they could very well be more rescue operations in the hours or days to come. it's usually on weekends that there's an uptake in the number of boats leaving the coast. when i was in libya i was told it's because when the libyan weekend starts on thursday, to sunday morning, there's less people on the streets, it's easier for the traffickers to transport a large number of migrants to the empty beaches from where they leave from. if we compare the numbers of this year to last year at this time, there's an increase of 30% of migrants. there's an estimated 1 million waiting in libya to make the crossing. these arrivals are an indication that it could be a busy summe

we'll be live in southern italy after a weekend that saw 5,000 migrants rescued at sea. >> we don't yet have a complete strategy. >> barack obama said that he medes nor commitments from iraq before he can fine-tune the fight against isil. >>> and conserving coral reefs how cuba is bucking the trend and protecting a pristine marine environment. >> hello the political party of turkish president erdogan could be weeks of negotiations with opposition rivals to create a state government. that's after voters stripped ak party of its majority in its recent election. they won the largest vote share but it only delivered 258 seats. while the nationalist movement party will have 80 secrets, the chp 132 seats. as well as the hdp party with 80 seats. we'll go to istanbul. how difficult will it be for anyone to form a stable government after this? >> it's going to be very difficult and very tough and i think it means that they won't be able to pass any laws in parliament because parliament is also has the other political parties represented in big numbers. the ruling ak party they said there is no r

nearly 3,500 were detained and taken to southern italy. we have more from lampedusa where many migrants are taken. >> some of the migrants rescued were travelling on wooden fisher boats, and usually you have people on deck, below deck, in the hall. that was at risk of asfixiating. more were found on six rubber dinghies, usually it's about 10 meters long, and they backed up to 100, 120. all people up there, in direct -- in dire conditions. according to the coast guards, some of the boats used a satellite phone to call a coordination number, and send a distress call. others were found floating around aimlessly in a dire situation. now, about 109 of these migrants were brought here to lampedusa, which is a transit point. the others are en route and to --and should arrive in the next few hours. for italians, it's a logistical challenge. we have the information of where arriving later in the day. there has to be a place for the migrants who are tired, hungry, sleep deprived, exhausted. they have to be somewhere where they can rest for a night o

hundreds of migrants mostly from subshannon africa and syria arrived at ports in southern italy. they are among almost 3,000 rescued on sunday by italian navy and border police vessels. two weeks after don't quch for qualify for asylum. thrnchts havethere have been riots at a camp, double the amount of people that it's capable of housing already this year more than 66,000 number of migrants have crossed into hungary through the serbian border. >>> to vienna now where there's been a lull after days of closed door negotiations over iran's nuclear programs. u.s. secretary of state john kerry says it's too soon to tell whether an agreement is possible. javad zarif went back to iran on sunday. al jazeera's diplomatic editor james bays last more from vienna. >> described the atmosphere of these talks as like a roller coaster and it's true, the last few hours have been pretty low tempo compared to the frantic hours earlier. that's because many of the foreign ministers have left vienna apart from the u.s. secretary of state john kerry. three have left because the iranian minister is in t

. >>> in southern italy a mediterranean migrant crisis deepened today with arrival of 700 people.nts needed to be treated at hospitals for dehydration. other migrants apparently suffered broken bones. so farce an estimated 100,000 people this year have managed to cross the mediterranean and half them have arrived in italy. >>> protesting the eu's handling of the migrant crisis. demanding more should be done to help the migrant crisis. protesters dug symbolic graves, 1800 migrants have died trying to travel through mediterranean this year. >>> in the dominican republic the number of haitians living and working in that country the government is planning to deport. adam rainey has more from the haitian dominican border. >> this is the friendship bridge that connects the dominican republic and haiti. officials say they are going to build a detention center here in dahabon and the other side the haitian government says it's going to build a reception center. only to deport so-called haitian migrants to certain areas, here in dahabon and the other in the south near to santo domingo. it

have reached them by now and they will be disembarked in sicily and sardina and other places in southern italyon. 3,000 is a large number. the sea is very calm at the moment. that's one of the reasons probably why the numbers are so high. but we have had times when in weekends, you had about 5,000 persons arriving. and the same is happening as we speak in greece. >> lauren if i could step in and ask you quickly, how is it that the response this time by the national ships we've just described, seems to be faster than say, previous tragedies? what's changed? >> well let's put it this way, at a certain point, there wasn't a puritye italian operation, which was quite effective. that stopped at a certain point and it was a period in which there was indeed ineffective rescue rescue operation going on. following the death of about 850 people a couple of months ago in the strait of sicily where i think the world or europe at least woke up and said this is not possible we have again, the same tragedy that we had 1 1/2 year ago. and they did manage to reinforce the rescue operation that was there, and m

live in southern italy after a weekend that saw more than 5,000 migrants rescued at sea. >> we don't yet have a complete strategy. >> barack obama says he needs more commitments before he can fine tune the strategy against i.s.i.l. plus. >> i'm nick clark. cuba's spectacular corl coral reefs. >> fifa needs people but necessary reform to clean up its image. is >> the political party of turkish president recep tayyip erdogan, could face weeks of negotiation with rivals. parliament has a total of 550 seats meaning the ak party needed 256 to govern on their own. they earned the largest share but that has only given them 258 seats, the next party will get 232 seats while the mpped muhammadu buharimhp willhave 50 seats. let's go to omar saleh. bearing in mind this result how difficult with it it be to form any government there? >> reporter: i think it's going to be a tough and i think turkey is set to face political uncertainty for days to come now. a senior member of the ak party is saying his party is attempting to form a coalition. they need at least 18 seats in parliament. however, giv

now, they are being brought back to southern italy. 100 migrants arrived here in lampadusa earlier. and then some more are heading towards the port of palermo and sicily. we don't know where the rest of them will be arriving because it is a logistical nightmare for the italian authorities. so many of them also end up on main land italy. now, some more ships are headed towards that area of the southern mediterranean and, an area that is now under eu mission called "the tryitan mission." there could be more rescue operations in the hours or days to come. it's usually on weeks that there is anguptick in the number of -- an uptick in the number of boats leaving the libyan coasts. when i was in libya, i was told when the libyan weekend starts on thursday and throughout sunday morning, there are less people on the streets and it's easier for the trafficers to transport this large number of migrants to the empty beaches from where they leaves from. if we compare the numbers of this year to last year at this time there is an increase of 30%. t

we'll be live in southern italy after a weekend that saw 5,000 migrants rescued at sea. >> we don't yet have a complete strategy. >> barack obama said that he medes nor commitments from iraq before he can fine-tune the fight against isil. >>> and conserving coral reefs

. >> southern italy a mediterranean migrant crise deepened today with the arrival of 700 people. the migrants from several nations will board a rescue ship. some needed to be treated for dehydration, others suffered broken bones. so far this year, an estimated 100,000 people have managed to cross the mediterranean and land in europe and about half of them arrived in italy. >> protestors in berlin staged a funeral in front of germany's parliament today to protest the e.u.'s handling of the migrant crisis. the demonstrators demanded that more be done to help migrants trying to cross the mediterranean. protestors toppled barricades, scuffled with police and dug symbolic graves. at least 1800 migrants have died trying to travel through the mediterranean this year. in the dominican republic, the number of haitian immigrants live and work in that country totals nearly half a million but the dominican government is planning to deport those who missed last wednesday's deadline to apply for residency. adam has more from the haitian-dough minute con border. >> this is the bridge that conne

large hail has been reported in turkey, italy, and southern france. that's likely to continue.have the stationary boundary and the bulk of the heavy rainfall will be produced in spain. we have a report of 70 millimeters that fell over the course of just 30 minutes. that's likely to continue across the similar locations, but the north is looking really nice especially the central locations. i'll leave you now for your extended forecast. ♪ ♪ >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. we'll be back at the top of the hour. stay with us. ♪ anchor: hello and welcome to your weekly edition of "in good shape" from berlin. imagine you have to undergo surgery and won't get an aesthetic, but even so you don't feel any pain or you are suddenly very self-confident and able to do things you were previously afraid of. how is that possible? with hypnosis. are you ready to get yourself into hypnosis? then stay tuned. our main topic today will be medical hypnosis. quick screening, how a blood test can detect the risk of juvenile diabetes.

we are seeing the tail on the cold front bringing rain and thunderstorms into italy and southern portions of the continent. back to the west high pressure is creating sunnier conditions. so we are looking at some drier weather as we go through wednesday for paris with a high of 24. 22 in london. 30 in madrid. 24 in lisbon. rain expected from stockholm to warsaw and sneaking through the balkans toward italy throughout the day wednesday. now, wrapping things up with a look at east asia. we have that rainy season front continuing to extend from the western portions of japan to china. we will see this rain continue as we go throughout the day thursday. meanwhile, the tropical storm is bringing a lot of rainfall into northern portions of vietnam and the southwestern portions of china. looking at flooding concerns. some areas may see close to 150 millimeters of rainfall in a very short period of time. so flooding is of concern. then unrelated to that the southwest monsoon bringing a lot of rainfall from cambodia into thailand. look out for flooding concerns there as well. 30 degrees in beijing

you have to change italy from the italian particularly in the south southern italian to somebody that survives off a government to start his own business. >> by like -- wish we had more time but i follow lenders for offering, you have to give people an incentive to improve their ways and if it is all all of the time eventually you get what is happening in athens right now. >> agree with you. back to the political question governors have the best case to make -- you know, jeb's to a certain extent but currently walker and kasich. >> you press it right now. the issue that is dominating that they succeed ited and being ahead of the curve we shall see. all right kiping an eye on this and effects for us but there was good news for businesses at least today krnled about the overreach char leaves saying about government. the environmental protection agency got a huge -- a huge slap to the supreme court. i've been waiting to hear the white house press kfns that might be planned but i'm missing them so far. but that could be just me. a huge slap that a lot of business leaders are looking forwa

it will create another round of weather, especially across southern france and northwest italy. show you some footage coming out o of central spain near madrid. hail stones swept across the city causing scenes like this. and causing damage to some vehicles outdoors. not good news for those guys. fortunately that severe threat moving east ward. but that's the scene yesterday. thursday. >> hail comes from nowhere, it seems. derek, thanks very much. >> thanks, natalie. >> known as a vampire, james bond's adversaries and from "the lord of the rings." we look back at the actor's long and prolific career. >> reporter: the face of a villain. such as being the preferred role for sir christopher lee in a movie career spanning almost seven decades. >> the basis on which i accept the role of a film, are very simple. is it worth printing. am i right for it. can i do something with it. and will the public remember it. >> kind. the british actor gave endeering life to cinema's most iconic vampire. >> he was the quintessential dracula. >> a muted performance. >> i never said a word. not a sing

specifically across southern sections of france, northwestern italy and even stretching towards western birm ing ham. we have the possibility of strong winds, heavy rainfall, isolated tornados and large hail cannot be ruled out of this particular weather system. i want to talk specifically across madrid. they had two centimeter size hailstones fall from the sky, heavy rain and strong winds and created scenes like this. look at this, george, on your tv scene. that happened on thursday. it actually ruined a lot of vehicles inside the streets of madrid. you can see the hailstones bouncing off the ground. not good news. people need to look out for if they are in the south of france for instance. >> we will stay in touch with you on that rough weather. thank you. >>> the hundred for two escaped killers in new york state. it presents a number of challenges for investigators. police say the men could change their appearance to try to avoid detection. as cnn's tom foreman reports others have tried to do just that. >> reporter: in movies like "the fugitive" and "gone girl" people on the run unde

italy? is the southern tier of the eurozone infected with the same sort of bad necks and debt that is affecting greece? we can handle greece. the markets are trading off significantly. we're not going to be able to handle without major disruptions to the global economy italy going down, italy is a major industrial country. it is i think the third largest economy in the eurozone, and if this contagion spreads, if the marks start looking at portugal and saying they're not that far away from greece in terms of their economic systems and their debt. and then starts looking at spain and saying, well, we have to take it out on spain, and i then italy -- >> all of europe, which would require a lot of european stock change funds and the rest were under -- >> and then our banks are affected by that. jp morgan, thinks that greece is manageable. all or banks basically have been hedged. their exposure reduced. greece is not the issue. it's the spread that is an issue, and i think the markets today or trading off on the notion that that spread is real. we have to see. this is -- no one knows exactly what is

you have strong wind and heavy rain, and in southern france and northwestern sections of italy. i want to talk lastly about something that happened in central spain on thursday this is actually footage of hail stones falling in madrid. two centimeter hail stones that cause damage to cars and just wreak havoc on city streets. and flooding roadways there as well. can you just hear the hail. guys, you do not want to be caught in a storm like that outside. >> i have been. >> not pleasant. >> insurance companies -- >> thank you. >> thanks, guys. >> we have sad news to report in the world of country music. singer jim ed brown died thursday after losing his battle with cancer. brown was a star of the grand old opry for more than 50 years. he was elected a member of the country music hall of fame in march. >> the country singer had a cross over hit with the song "the three bells" with his two sisters. he was 81. >>> christopher lee had more than 150 film credits to his name. he was dracula, james bond bad guy, man with the golden gun, and the wizard in the lord of the rings trilogy. lee

let's look at what's going on in the southern economies. look at italy. can see their ten-year rate is up. 2.32. it's been higher. recently. same for spain. are they getting toward crucial high yields? yes, but in the grand scheme of things, six months ago they were higher. foreign exchange side in this is the side many traders on this floor say is where the tupt is. but opportunity is knocking at this point in time. we still have a 1.11 handle. or look at the mirror image. the dollar index is mostly euro. maybe the one currency that not many are thinking about, i think bill gross gave it a shout out at the last fed meeting is the pay sayeso peso. but the dollar is about ready to violate significant historical highs. at this point in time it's orderly. the ending shouldn't be a surprise. what will happen in the referendum? my vote is they'll vote not to leave. will the banks open quickly? that's the tough call. back to you. >> that's right. referendum, of course, july fifth. let's get a closer look at oil prices. >> good morning. oil prices under pressure

southern european states. on june 16, european interior ministers discussed a plan to spread 40,000 asylum-seekers in greece and italy and across other states. the town government expects over 200,000 people to come off the boats this year, up from 170,000 in 2014. genie: south korea is boosting its response to an outbreak of the deadly middle eastern respiratory syndrome or mers. an elderly man has become the sixth person to die from that disease, and 23 new infections have been reported. 87 people in total have contracted mers. 2300 are in quarantine. authorities are working to trace others who have may have come into contact with them. now to the prison break that could have come straight out of a movie. two convicted murderers managed to tunnel their way out of new york state's biggest maximum-security prison over the weekend. they cut their way through the steel of their cell. hundreds of police are on the hunt for both of them. thomas waterhouse has more. thomas: it is an elaborate escape that stunned authorities pre-described by police as highly dangerous 48-year-old richard matt and 37-year-old data sweat --

lieutenant ty boyle originating from southern california and currently stationed in italy now finds himself says they've made rapid progress during only a few weeks helped by u.s. instructors sharing experiences from the wars in iraq and afghanistan. >> some of the guys are more experienced, bouncing some ideas off them and things they saw in their last appointment, things we have seen in prior deployments. >> reporter: u.s. military officials insisted all reports came from the governor of kiev and is limited to defensive experts. they say they will deliver no medical and only train the national guard which is limited to missions inside the ukraine. but the russian government itself not shy to show off its military is not convinced. the training on russia's doorstep is seen as a provocation. a criminal spokesman said it could destabilize the situation. >> i want you guys to treat this like it's real. we want you to focus on the enemy. >> during the six-month mission, the u.s. will train over 700 ukranian soldiers and there is already talk of extending the training, bringing knowledge to the

southern germany. this baby is named lucky. she was born shortly after her mom landed in italy after days adrift in the mediterranean. >> seven dayswater. >> seven days on the water? >> yes. >> and how was the boat? >> small. plastic. >> reporter: 29 people, seven different nationalities live at the hostel. some like this albanian are requesting asylum even though they came in serge arch of jobs to escape persecution. >> i need a good life. all life is like this, go, come, go, come. >> reporter: only a quarter of migrants who seek asylum in germany are successful but that is more than anywhere else in europe. >> life is bingo. >> reporter: but for now the children keep busy, heading to free school classes each morning, a chance to learn german and make new friends. the village is chocolate box pretty. gingerbread houses and god-fearing lutheran values. but under the surface, some hostility may be brewing. one night in december this soon to be opened migrant hostel was set ablaze. a wanted poster for the arsonist hangs outside the town hall. yet the pastor says most residents welcome the migrants. it's perhaps because of our wartim

the fall of libya, 40-60,000 muslims descending on southern europe, and many of them targeting -- hoping to find havens in places like france and italy others. and i'm wondering now since they open their arms to all of these people -- and most are good people -- whether they've also let in nefarious elements already plotting the kind of attacks we saw today? >> i think that's inevitable. and we also know that when muslims cross the mediterranean and enter through italy or greece, they're going to france because that's where the largest muslim community is. that's where they know their compatriots are. so whether they're possible -- neil: fred, it's not like our situation along the mexican border. what happens? how does it happen and how do the french control snit doesn't look like they can. >> well, this is a consequence of the european union open borders policy. neil: right. >> all these guys have to do is to get into one e.u. country, then they can work their way into france. neil: and part of them will argue that they need a safe haven, and the europeans are very sympathetic to that and, of course, many of them have been victims t

southern europe. adam shapiro in the news room where are they going? >> it's going to spain, italy and portugal.hey're going to offer high definition and hd 4-k with localized versions of the produced series and films. it will be roughly eight euro a month for the service. they already do this in places like germany, austria, switzerland france luxembourg. about $9 a month. it's closer to 200 countries by the end of the year 200 where they offer netflix. to give you a perspective what netflix has done in one year. on this day in 2014 the stock was roughly 423 a share and i can't believe i said only at. but now $633 and it's up 85% year to date. this stock is on a roll and these announcements are just part of the strategy to go even more global stuart. stuart: a good shot that netflix gets to an all-time high again today. what it's going to do is beat 633.78 and you get a new all-time high. and suspending the run, warren run campaign in favor of arch rival elizabeth warren running for presidency. moveon.org is indeed moving on. that means, surely that hillary is the candidate for the democrats? >