work for the smugglers from libya with their human cargo, and it has gotten even easier with the italian navy intercepting their ships even before they have reached the halfway point. there's a boat near the first gas platform. the italians told across -- tow it across since the engine is broken down and it is out of fuel. according to international maritime law, refugees have the right to be rescued. another boat has been cited from the deck. people are being carefully transferred, women and children first. the people on the seine georgia receive the refugees. the elderly are exhausted. most of the refugees are from syria and are very relieved. this couple comes from war-torn damascus. they paid $15,000 for their trip via turkey, then for the plane to algeria and further on to libya. >> this is the third time, going , and someone catches them from libya, and they come back. someone take us and take our money. everyone has $2000, $3000. >> police checked the refugees' passports before they even get a short. it is a tense moment since they do not really want to stay i in italy -- stay in italy

matthew price, bbc news, with the italian navy. >> 51 million refugees around the world, and some ofhose polled they're just very little children. you are watching "bbc world news america." come, ukraine's president orders the cease-fire of government troops in the east . there are still a question of whether pro-russian separatists will agree to it. today on the west bank, thousands gathered for the funeral of a young palestinian who was killed in clashes with israeli soldiers. it happened during a military operation to find three missing israeli teenagers who were believed to have been kidnapped. grief and anger at this funeral for a 15-year-old boy. theas shot in the chest in latest clashes with israeli soldiers. the west bank, young palestinians have thrown stones when troops have tried to make arrests. and this is what provoked the anger. a massive israeli search operation began in palestinian neighborhoods a week ago to try to find three missing israeli teenagers. they are believed to have been kidnapped. the city of hybrid has been virtually closed by the israeli army. >> so m

they have told the crew of the italian navy ship that they are from syria. all women and children, we believe 50 women and 18 children are taken off. i swing the phone this way. you see the bridge of this ship n. t in the distance. the sea is relatively calm at the moment. they're taking no chances. the first thing they do is send a small boat out to the boat in question. we don't know where this is from but believe it's come from egypt with syrians on board. this boat is first then -- they put lifeboats on the boat and make sure everybody wears them. there were anxious moments when the migrants get on board they believe they're about to be rescued. they'll stand up. that creates great inability on the boat. the navy has done this an awful lot over the months pinpointing boats in trouble or those boats which they believe could get into trouble. they come out as fast as they can. one by one using launches they take people off the boats david. >> what an ordeal. thank you very much. the quality of picture is extremely good. thanks very much. >>> now to ukraine.

civil war in their home country and reassuring boost of the search and rescue fleet deployed by the italian navyre some of the reasons behind this trend. but with reception centers over crowded and sources already strained italy has repeatedly called for its european neighbors to come to its aid. it is a call set to be renewed when italy takes over the e.u. rotating pres presidency on the first of july. al jazeera, rome. >> in the united states more than 50,000 children from central america have illegally crossed the border into the u.s. since october. president obama has asked congress for $2 billion to help improve boar border security. much more head. china's most senior general is caught up in an corruption. >>> and we go to where ugandaen soldiers are searching for joseph kony. iraq. >> the united states will continue to increase our support to iraqi security forces. >> don't miss america tonight exclusive reports front line iraq only on al jazeera america >> now inroducing, the new al jazeea america mobile news app. get our exclusive in depth, reporting when you want it. a global perspecti

the italian navy rescued more than 3,500 migrants within 24 hours. many of them were from syria and north africa. >>> al jazeera has obtained audio recordings from two inmates at egypt's high securitying prison. the detainees accuse guards of ill-treatment. >> translation: we got up to find the area for every day areas closed. outside are the fire brigade vehicles, water canons, electricity and water cut off. they told us you'll witness here the worse time ever. they are trying to kill us all. our families were not allowed to visit us. we urge the world and international rights organizations and people of the judiciary, the army and the police, to help save us from the hell we are in. this is happening because of our strike, due to the iltreatment and unlawful imprisonment. >> translation: we chanted and the prisoners chanted and knocked on the doors. electricity and the water was cut off the the atmosphere was not tolerable. we were waiting for the last time for us to die. the time when the prison warders told ourselves. they could do anything. we co

>> the italian navy says they have rescued more than 2500 men since thursday trying to cross the mediterranean into europe. they didn't specify the nationality but they you often include those from sub is a heron africasaharan africa in the september of america's tech industry, for some of palo alto, the dream is just too expensive. they are not leaving without a fight. al jazeera's melissa chen explains. >> palo alto, california, the heart of silicone valley where tech millionaires live and home to stanford university. in the middle of it all sits bueno vista mobile home park, one of the last places left providing affordable housing in a city that's become rich from the tech boom is. now, a developer has offered the owner millions to build luxury appointments for the valley's growing work force. it would displace current residents. >> if this place were to close, i don't know where i would go. i don't know where 90% of these people would go. >> they work in tech but not as engineers or venture capitali capitalists. they are guardners, house coopers, cooks and nannies while they have benefited

the navy has found 30 bodies on board a boat packed with immigrants. the army has rescued over 5,000 people in the past two days. the italian navy suspects the 30 people died from suffocation. at least 50,000 migrants have reached italy from north africa since january. in central african republic, the army has spread the search for joseph kony, finding him will need resources and time. both of which uganda does not have. malcolm webb with more. >> these ugandan soldiers have a difficult job. they're tracking the lord's resistance army. most of its fighters were an abducted as children. they evaded ugandan forces and became expert in living in the bush. >> it is not easy to find them. sometimes they can confuse us. their paths get scattered. >> the climate is hot and humid and the jungle stretches on for hundreds of kilometers. scattered over the area the size of france. they move around swiftly on foot. it is difficult for these ugandan soldiers to find them. their leader joseph kony is in an area where the forces don't operate. most of the lra are in the southeast and in neighboring congo but the u.n. says joseph kony who

they were asked by the italian navy as they tried to reach italy on rickety boats. >> during the capsizingmigrants suffered chemical burns as he swam in the boats' gasoline. he was particularly shaken as he told us he lost his child and wife in the shipwreck. >> with reception centers overwhelmed many are taken to temporary shelters like this gym in catania. >> hundreds of people. strangers, no good, i beg the government to help us. >> now that's why we're being displaced. we have no option. >> while these migrants are hoping to be brought to a migration center many others are just left wandering the streets. once in sicily many of the migrants are left to their own destiny. the train station in catania is one of the places they gather hope to go catch the next train to other parts of italy or europe. but with no money or documents they're just stuck here. with thousands more migrants expected to arrive through italy throughout the summer season this is turning into a humanitarian crisis that seems to have no end and no solution. al jazeera, catania. >> egyptian security forces have seized

. >>> on the lookout for may grants on their way to europe, the italian navy patrolling the mediterranean they take great precautions. they lock down the ship as if there's a biological or chemicalchemical threat. >>> who is china's new best friend? >> today that would be greece. he's in agethens talking trade d investment the. could chinese money build airports to help them emerge from this economic problem? >>> hello. it is midday london, 3:00 p.m. in kiev where ukraine's new president poroshenko has produced a 14 point peace plan which he hopes brings an end to fighting with pro russian separatists in the east. the plan includes a buffer zone if exchange for amnesty for those that committed minor crimes. next week he's planning to sine t -- to sign the deal. violence was triggered by russia's annexation in march over the overthrow of yanukovych. the 14 point peace plan includes that amnesty for rebels that committed minor crimes. a guaranteed corridor for russian and ukrainians to leave the conflict zone and a ten kilometer buffer zone created along the russia ukraine border. >> many r

>> the italian navy conducts a continuous search in those waters. ews moved in, they found something like 600 people crammed aboard and among them the 30 dead bodies. these are people who had been in compartments down below decks and there's been speculation that perhaps choking fumes from the engine contributed to the disaster. there's sometimes a rough economic division between people aboard these dangerously overcrowded vessels. we hear sometimes those were more money being able to pay to travel on the upper deck and the poorer passengers forced to go below where there can be choking fumes from the engine. >> and the numbers are huge, why so many? >> that's right. huge figures. we haven't heard of that sort of figure in a two-day period so far this year, just yet one more sign that this stream of refugees is growing all the time. we had as many this year in june as last year. if you ask why, places like syria and the refugee camps seems to be deteriorating, more and more people wanting to come and they gather in libya where the security situation

most were stayed by the italian navy before their rickety boats mate it across. 30 died of possible asphyxiation. a tragic warning for what's to come. summer in sicily is also known as boat season. because of good weather and calm seas the number of migrants trying to reach europe rises dramatically. never so more so many arrive so soon. more than 60,000 migrants have made this perilous trip since the start of the year. this is also more than the whole of 2013 and of the record number of arrivals set in the 2011 during the arab spring uprisings. hundreds of thousands of syrians escaping the war in their home country, some of the enreasons behind this trend. but with reception centers overcrowded and resources already strained italy has repeatedly called for its european neighbors to come to its aid. it's a goal that is said to be renewed when italy takes over the eu rotating presidency on the 1st of july. claudio longani, al jazeera, rome. >>> this discovery i suppose yet another example of the tragic scale of this crisis, as people try to pursue a better life, trying to flee war and poverty. ho

. >>> nick spicer at the vatican >>> the italian navy had its hands full rescuing migrants. since thursday they rescued for man 25 men, women and children trying to reach europe. ships monitoring the waters of tunisia and italy superaccepted 70 boats. they didn't identify the nationalities. >>> more details are emerging about bowe bergdahl's time. the arm your sergeant was freed by the talibanate days ago. reportedly he said he was tortured during his five years, saying the taliban guards beat him and kept him in a gauge. he's under going treatment at a hospital in germany. lawmakers in washington are discussing bunnish the for -- punishment for bowe bergdahl if it's found he deserted. >> the soldier are concerned and upset. they need to do an investigation. you jeopardise other soldiers when you whack away from your post. that's a serious, serious matter in a combat zone. it needs to be investigated by the department of defence. trying to change the narrative so they cap leach to the paper. it needs to stop, stop all of that. we ought to have a full discussion about the poli

. >>> the italian navy performed a series of rescues in the last 24 hours, stemming from a chronic migrant crisis in the southern med ter aprilian. 11 boats were intercepted. 43,000 people have attempted the journey from north africa to italy. the same number that made the trip in 2013. in russia, two gay rights activists were detained, protesting a law. they were dragged away by police outside the office of moscow's mayor. other gay activists drove by the mayor's office waving flags. the antigay propaganda law has been criticised by act visits who say they represent a crackdown on civil rights in russia. >>> still ahead - a $2 billion deal in the works to by the l.a. clippers. owner donald sterling is not going away without a fight. what is next. >> rebecca stevenson joins us. we have a flood warning to talk about. >> yes, there's river flooding in parts of the mountains in the rockies, especially in wyoming. we move to minnesota, and we have 2-3 inches of rain on top of 3-6 this morning. i'll show you the flash flooding happening now, coming up next. >>> welcome back. the n.b.a.'s opener

. >>> the italian navy says that it's rescued at least two and a half thousand payin migrant in 4 hourswell, 157 children and a number of newborn babies. more than 40,000 migrants have crossed from north africa to italy so far this year. well, 60 migrants are thought to have died off the coast the yemen last week. many of them were from somalia. and neighboring ethiopia. the u.n. says it's the worst loss of life off yemen's coast this year. the migrants use that in order to oil-rich nations in search of work. >>> at least six people from the minority have been killed in the double car bombing in the northern iraqi city as fighting between government troops and fighters from the islamic state of iraq have left at least 20 people dead there. >> reporter: the early hours of friday and the city of mosul turned in to this. armed mena taxed a military base, checkpoints and other posts in and around the city. witnesses reported heavy fighting and suicide bombing in at least 12 districts. dozens of people have been killed or injured. there are different armed groups operating in mosul, but the

. >>> the italian navy rescues more than 1800 migrants in a single day when their boats ran into troubleey were all picked up yesterday in the strait of sicily. this comes after ten people died and 39 were rescued from a shipwreck off libya friday. tens of thousands of migrants from africa tried to cross the mediterranean by boat each year to enter europe illegally. >>> we have new video of a possible tornado in kansas. this funnel cloud has not been confirmed as a tornado but it brought high winds and heavy rain to the area. southern nebraska and northern kansas saw severe storms yesterday. many reports of tornadoes throughout the region. some counties in northern kansas saw winds up to 80 miles an hour. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good evening. we saw picture-perfect weather as we went into the weekend. as we head into the workweek, things are going to change. still a sunny start on monday. temperatures are going to be a lot warmer than what we saw today. today's high around 82 degrees. tomorrow, 88. pushing close to that 90-degree mark

dramatic increase of refugees fleeing war torn syria and major boost in the fleet deployed by the italian navy00 refugees and asylum seekers may reach italy this year, there are simply too many migrants and not enough space for them all. this reception center is the same part where they are embarked and supposed to host 180 people but these days there are twice as many and while they are here this is literally all they know about italy. according to charity save the children, most migrants dream destination is not italy, it's sweden, norway, germany or switzerland but with eu forcing migrants to apply for asylum in entrance italy is bearing the brunt of the biggest migration from africa into europe in years. i'm with al jazeera, sicily. >>> still to come in sport, columbia celebrates as their side secures a spot in the second round of the world cup and details next. ♪ america mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now ♪ welcome back, it's been a month since thailand's army took part in a coup and followed unrest which destabilized the government divided the

the merit is for a second extension. >> reporter: thank you very much, that is paul live from donsk. italian navyts they found on a fishing boat sophisticated to death and this was between malta and sicily and 600 migrants coming from libya and they rescued 5,000 migrants in 24 hours. in india they pulled two more from the rubble of a 11-story apartment building that collapsed on saturday killing 19 people and five officials from a construction company have been arrested for ignoring safety procedures. north korea says it will put two detained americans on trial for crimes against the state. and he is holding u.s. citizens jeffrey and matthew miller and the move is likely to further tense relations between relations and both men were arrested after entering the country in april. now to myanmar where the government has a citizenship verification project for muslims and finding illegal immigrants and concerned it can be used as a tool for persecution and we have more from a refugee camp in sit sitway. >> reporter: people are under pressure to describe himself as something else. >> i was born here i

the weekend. most were saved by italian navy before their ricketing boats ran i into trouble. 30 migrants died of asphyxiation in a boat packed with 600. never before have so many been found dead on the same boat, shipwrecks including. a forewarning of what is about to come. summer is also known as boat season. because of weather and calm seas, the number of migrants trying to reach the shores of italy rises dramatically, but never before has so many arrived so soon. more than 60,000 migrants have made this perilous trip in 2013. hundreds of thousands of syrians are escaping the civil war in their home country and they're this is behind some of the recent trends. but with resources already strained italy has repeatedly called for its european neighbors to come to its aid. it comes when e.u. changes presidency on the first of july. >> in india rescuers have pulled two more survivors from a 11 story apartment building. >>> done men have carried out attacks in three villages in northern nigeria but no response from the government. the death toll is unknown and witnesses believe it

navy ships made a bee line for all six boats. hundreds were saved. some had already gone overboard. here's alan pizzey. >> reporter: search-and-rescue helicopters hovered over a disaster in the making. an italian patrol plane spotted six rickety boats jammed with illegal migrants, one of them sinking. the u.s. navy ships bataan and elrod, in the area in case americans needed to escape from libya, came to the rescue. thousands of migrants risk the perilous crossing from north africa to europe every month fleeing poverty, war, and in some cases, persecution, with no idea who their packages wer pas, the u.s. sailors frisked everyone who came on board. among those saved were a mother and her baby, a sign of just how desperate people are for a new life. for many, the crossing is just another leg of a journey that has taken months and in some cases years. the checkup on the ship would be the first time many of them have had any medical care. the migrants set sail in unsea worthy boats with virtually no safety equipment. for the final leg of the voyage they were put on a real boat way traipped crew and given lifejackets, safe at last. alan pizzey, cbs news, rome. >> axelrod: ukraine's new president p

navy rescued hundreds of migrants from a sinking vessel in the mediterranean sea. they had a call from the italianilitary and transported 277 to malta. thousands of migrants have been rescued while trying to get to europe. >>> now to spain where thousands demand an end to the monarchy. king juan carlos decided to step down in favour of his son. allegations of corruption and large-scale unemployment led many to question the system. we have this report from madrid. >> reporter: they are calling for change. the words you hear a lot on the streets of spain. this is a movement born out of frustration with a political system, corruption and unemployment. the royal family, once popular, is viewed by some as part of the problem. >> we don't want to - we are, like, babies. we cannes decide what we want to be. we don't want a king. >>> the king's son and successor was not involved in the scandal that brought down his father. the monarchy is trying to change. it promised only the top royals will have access to special privilegeages. those supporting the monarchy held a smaller rally. they say a president can

the navy rescued more than 3,500 migrants from the mediterranean sea 24 hours. the majority were men from syria and north africa, there were hundreds of children. they have been tape to ports on the italian islands of cecilia and lampedusa. the number of rivals is equal to the number last year. >> doctors without borders doctors have been treating and working with the migrants. this doctor says many have serious health problems. >> mainly skin diseases, clearly due to poor id. and traumas and respiratory tract in fction. mainly we see this disease. in the last several landings, we see more and more young children, many non-accompanied, and many women. this clearly change a lot the type of people that we see. so it's not a case of today, but in the last month we saw a lot of children coming. they are all coming from really hard conditions, so i don't think there is something to stop them to come. maybe if the situation in their country changes, but nothing this weekend. >>> ass says it has -- australia says it has accepted more than 500 afghan refugees. those resettled jeopardised their own safety by helping the australian military during the war in afghanistan. most worked as interpreter

navy ships rescuing nearly 300 people from a small singing vessel in the mediterranean. they were responding to a report of six small vessels in distress from the italianwho were rescued were taken to malta. >>> poet, author, and civil rights champion maya angelou honored at a memorial ceremony today in north carolina. among those paying tribute, first lady michelle obama, oprah winfrey and bill clinton. maya angelou died at her home last week. she was 86. >>> door locks, going high-tech in a big way. >> tell us how. >> many key pads, some work with a smart phone app, but are they really the way to keep your home safe? >> "consumer reports" has tested about 20 door locks to find the best products on the market and "consumer reports" senior home editor dan is here with the results. hey, good to see you. >> great to be here. >> so what did you bring? >> we tested 20 dead bolt lock systems and unfortunately found a lot of really super flimsy hardware out there that's going to give you give you a fall senf security. we brought you three winners. we'll start with the standard. standard dead bolt lock here. from quick set. it's the quick set 980. thirty doll

italian opponent tuesday before advancing to the next round. in the past four years, suarez served two long suspensions for biting players and this morning more than 100 gamblers in scandal navys to play. >> i think it's going to be a nail-biter of a decision. >> you're looking for a way to play on biting aren't you? >> how did i do. >> you did very well. ba da bump. how long have you been working on that? >> team usa is preparing for tomorrow's deciding game against germany. it is the toughest challenge yet for americans. elaine quijano is looks ahead to their game play. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the opinion hasn't been well received by fans but the coach has managed to keep the americans in contention. despite that heartbreaking tie with portugal coach klinsmann says they're improving as they're getting ready to take on germany. >> we're getting stronger, better with every game we play. it is exciting to see the team grow. >> reporter: that stunning last-minute goal may have felt like a loss for team usa but klinsmann encouraged his team to remain focused. >> we come in the locker room and everybody was upset. he said it happened okay finished, yo view to loo