somewhere, someone is making a lot of money >>> the venice film festival is the oldest, embracing new technology. online video streaming sites are offering other ways for people to watch movies. we have this report from venice. >> reporter: like the ancient city itself, the venice film festival had a sinking feeling that cinema is dying. this year they are riding a wave of change, welcoming films from the online streaming site netflix. the first ever feature film "beast of no nation", is the harrowing tale of a child soldiers in an unnamed african country, and is a contender for a prize. the other a documentary charting change in ukraine. when released the films will screen in cinemas and online on the same day. netflix's move into the film is controversial. some chains refused to play their times, accusing online stealing audiences. >> on a train i see young people with two sets of headphones watching a movie on an iphone, it upsets me. they are missing something that is very important, the cinema experience that we had since 1895. >> reporter: here they realise the way people watch

. >> i am charlie angela at the venice film festival while the golden lion prize has been aw d awardedo a first time zenzn director.

with love from vanuatu, one of the south pacific's last traditional tribes in the spotlight at the veniceilm festival. ♪ >>> this news has reached us here at al jazeera within the last 10 or 15 minutes. we understand that at least 62 people, and that is just the toll we have at the moment, have been killed by a crane, which fell on to the grand mosque in saudi arabia in mecca. dozens of people were hurt in this, and this accident is just before the pilgrimage which starts on september 21st. that is what we have at the moment. we'll bring you more as soon as we can. >>> the deepening rift in europe's approach to dealing with refugees has widened further with the eastern european countries of hungary, poland, the czech republic, and slovakia all rejecting refugee quotas. on friday refugees rushed the train as police had to hold people back. the train was brought there to transport refugees to vienna, but the scene turned chaotic. a child here seen getting treatment after he was injured in the incident. almost 4,000 crossed into austria from hungary on thursday, but just 450 were allowed on

. >> i'm at the oldest film festival in the world, venice, which is pioneering a new era in cinema. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. >> al jazeera america, weekday mornings. catch up on what happened overnight with a full morning brief. get a first hand look with in-depth reports and investigations. start weekday mornings with al jazeera america. open your eyes to a world in motion. >>> hello again, the top stories on al jazeera. russia's foreign minister confirmed the military and humanitarian aid have been flown into syria. pictures have been released showing fighters backing syrian forces. in japan at least two are missing. 100,000 stranded as rains t

. >> reporter: with love from the south pacific last traditional tribes is in the spotlight at the venicem festival. ♪ millions more refugees could head to europe if the syrian war is not stopped according to the u.n.'s children's agency unicef and says 8 million people are internally displaced in syria and many could try to escape the fighting by fleeing west. hungary is offering to host talks on crisis between the eu and balkin countries and there has been panic at an austria rail way station on border and they were crushed against barriers as they plead with police for help. the wife of an austria politician filmed chaos at a nearby border camp as police threw food to refugees over the barriers and macedonia's foreign minister says the country may follow hungary's example and build a border fence to stop people traveling through the balkins and more now from al jazeera's hamid who is on the greece/macedonia border where 7500 refugees entered macedonia in the last 24 hours. >> reporter: they took the ferry and traveled through the night and reached the border in the morning. it's pourin

. >> the oldest film festival, venice, which this year is pioneering a whole new era in cinema. >> hungary's army is preparing to bolster its border. it's building a fence to keep the refugees out. police say they captured over 3,300 migrants on wednesday, the largest number so far. as we report, some refugees are claiming that they have been abused. >> with hearts as heavy as their spirits are weary, they keep walking. for many, the borders hardly matter anymore, because it's their pain that want be escaped. >> translator: when my husband and i got to greece, a policeman beat us. i was three months pregnant, i lost my baby. >> reporter: for her, every day is like torture. >> translator: i just can't forget what happened to me and my husband. i don't know why he would hit us and beat us. [crying] >> translator: we came here to europe, i want a home, i want to be able to take a shower, i want to sleep. >> reporter: on hungary's border with serve yeah, it's fear and fatigue you encounter more than anything else. >> translator: she always asks me why we sleep in the cold. i don't know what to s

that many people have deposits, but not all of them go on to develop alzheimer's disease. >> now, the venice film festival is the oldest. the traditional model of studio funding is now being turned on its head. on-line sights are offering other ways to watch movies. >> reporter: like the ancient city itself, the venice film festival has had a sinking feeling that cinema is dieing. this year they are riding the wave of change, welcoming films from netflix. this is a tale of a child soldier. it's a strong contender for a prize. the other, a documentary charting change in ukraine. when released, the films will screen in cinemas and on-line. but the move into the film business is controversial. some have refused to show the films. >> when i'm on a train and i see young people we two sets of head phones and watching a movie, i think they are missing something that's important, what the cinema experience is that we have had since 1895. >> here they realize the way people watch films is changing. just as video on demand is tearing up the old models of distribution, crowd funding is revolutionizing

. >> the venice film festival tries to avoid that sinking feeling by raiding a wave of 16 mattic change. >> ahead in sport, find out why roger federer is playing the best tennis of his career. the latest from the u.s. open, coming up. >> floods in eastern japan are affecting up to 800,000 people. at least 100,000 people have been forced from their homes. many others are stranded and need emergency assistance. >> a wall of water rushed be into this part of eastern japan, taking all in its way. rescuers are overwhelmed with people needing help, especially in the city. they are signaling to the emergency services and military helicopters flying overhead for help. the river broke its banks after a second day of unusually heavy rain, overflowing across low lying areas. >> these heavy rains are unprecedented. we can say this is an abnormal situation be and that there is imminent serious danger. serious disasters such as landslides and flooding have occurred and are still happening. >> the heavy rain comes after a tropical storm that crossed japan on wednesday. >> the heavy rains are unprecede

. >>> plus -- >> i'm at the venice film festival where juries are deciding which film to honor with the golden lion prize. we'll tell you which film we think has a chance of winning. >>> thousands of europeans are taking part in rallies in solidarity with refugees. dozens of events take place across the continent with the largest in london where thousands turned out to march. the refugees keep arriving. over 10,000 are expected in munich by the end of the day. the hungarian prime minister has proposed the eu should give $3.4 billion to turkey, jordan and lebanon to stop the flow leaving the refugee camps. we joined some syrian refugees on their journey from hungary to germany. >> reporter: father and daughter alone with their thoughts. they've come so far, herded from one place to the next. like the others here bedding down for the night, it's the uncertainty that hurts nearly as much as the bruises and sores. >> sometimes we feel we will die in the sea. everywhere. when you sleep in the road in the street without anything. >> reporter: if all goes well, this is the day that the painful

. >> reporter: i am that arely's los angeles at the venice film festival where juries have astounded awarding the prestigious golden lion prize to a first time venezuelan director. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. ♪ ♪ >>> good to have you with us, i am elizabeth in doha. these are the top stories on al jazeera. 10s of thousands of people have rallied across europe, calling on their government to his help the refugees arriving on the continent. >>> turkish government has lifted a nine-day curfew. the government says it was needed as part of an operation against kurdish fighters. and vanauta is struggling to rebuild six months after cyclone pam hit the pac

the awards at the 72nd venice film festival has been filling out. tigious award with a surprise is the first-time director for des de eya. a slow burning story about a love afford between a middle-aged loaner and a young man. it's subtle and a spanish film this will give it the international exposure means the silver lion, the prize for best director went to argentino went to pablo laterra fossa "el clan" based upon true events, a family in argentina who is killed and cad napped with impunity against the backdrop of a military dictatorship. it's damage, brooding and there are some fantastic performances in there the best re, was the one given to abraham, an actor, a 9-year-old in the beast of nations. it was a heartbreaking performance even more so because it did depeict what has been reality for thousands of children in uganda and liberia. this festival has been one defined by five words, movie based on a true story. stories taken straight off of the headlines. >> wildlife poaching is big business... worth more than 17 billion dollars year and growi

the venice film festival gets underway with the 3-d hollywood blood buster -- blockbuster "everest." first, our top stories. we are having quite an issue today with the situation in hungary. lots of information coming in as we speak and this morning, hundreds of migrants who were blocked out by that train station in budapest were let back in. the police ended the blockade early this morning, and people climbed over each other to board those playing -- trades. already,the station but apparently the migrants were taken off that train about half hour outside the past at a spot near a refugee camp, not far from where they were taken off. some migrants that were actually laying down on the tracks were taken away by the police. many more refugees who were on that train that left the past have also run off. we are at the train station in budapest. rushedreds of migrants into the railroad station this morning when the gates opened at about 8:00, and they rushed to the first train. that the trainr was not going to germany, but was in fact going to serbia. a loudspeaker in the railroad station

reporter: with love of one of the south pacific last traditional tribes is in the spotlight at the venicem festival. ♪ russia says it will continue to provide weapons and said to area syria to help fight islamic levante and confirm moscow was providing support for the assad regime and international community voiced concern about russia's possible military build up and we have more on the story and peter sharp is live from moscow and what did mr. sergei fedorov say, peter? >> he said they will continue to supply arms to damascus and made that pretty clear and what he is saying is these arms are to be used to maintain damascus' ability to combat i.s.i.l. in the region. they are not being sent there to be used in syria's civil war. he also said that the russian foreign minister says that military will conduct exercises in the area. he has always said that and these will be cleared by local areas. and he said he is ready to reopen discussions with the u.s. military to avoid what he called unintended consequences over syria so those talk also be upcoming. one of the unintended consequences of

the venice film festival will have a sinking feeling. this year they are riding the rate of change. the beast of no nation is a harrowing tale of a soldiers, in an unnamed african country. it's a strong contender for a prize. the other, a documentary charting change in ukraine. when released the films will screen in cinemas and online, on the same day. netflix's move into the film business is controversial. some refuse to play the films, accusing the company of taking the audience. >> on a train i see young people with two sets of headphones, watching a movie on an iphone. i think they are missing something that is it important. integral to the cinema, that they have had since 1895. here, the way they are watching films is changing. just as video on demand is tearing up models, crowd funding is revolutionizing film and finance. the stop motion animation was part paid for by fans. >> we want to make a monet leasa... >> the founding model provides endless possibilities. >> we asked for 200,000, and we wound up with 406, which was - yes, it was a miracle for us. we went this way, it is

. >>> and with love from van new roy, one of the last traditional tribes in the spotlight at the veniceilm festival. ♪ >>> the deepening rift in europe's approach to dealing with the refugee crisis has widened further with the eastern european countries of hungary, poe lank, the czech republic and slovakia all rejects quotas. denmark too says it will opt out of the plan to distribute 160,000 people across the continent. and as germany put its troops on stand by, hungary announced tough new laws allowing it to jail refugees entering illegally from next week. just across the hungarian border in an austrian town, refugees rushed a train as police held people back from boarding it on friday. the train had been brought in to transport refugees to vienna, but the scene became chaotic. a child was seen being treated after he was injured. almost 4,000 refugees crossed into austria on thursday. hungary has been facing mounting criticism over its treatment of these ref geese as our correspondent reports from the south of the country. >> reporter: in an overcrowded refugee camp, the hungry are fra

. >>> plus, the oldest film festival in the world, venice, which this year is pioneering a whole new era in cinema. shh >> now a look at various events around the world. the writer says a build up of the russian military in syria has left the white house in a tight spot of either confronting the kremlin or fighting with russia. russia claims it wants to fight the rebel group but at the same time is supporting the president of syria. the u.s. wants him out of office >>> also taipei times in an editorial china flexes tech muscles before visit to u.s. the writer says the chinese leader's plans to hold the forum in seattle with tech leaders is upsetting the barack obama administration. last week, law makers referred to the refugees as a tsunami but the papers pointed out a tsunami was expected and a recent ad campaign urging refugees to stay away was money poorly spent because it was likely they would still try to come to denmark. >>> venice is home to the worldest oldest film festival and this year netflix is set to screen two films here. just another sign it's a threat to the traditiona

. >> after 10 days of flashy premiers, red carpets and movie stars, the venice film festival is drug to a close. not of course before announcing the winner of this year's prestigious golden lion award for the best film. we are joined live from the festival red carpet. as i understand, angela, the winner has just been announced, so tell us who it is and what the reaction's been. >> yes, just in the last 15 minutes, we've heard the announcements for all of the prizes. you can see some of the stars starting to spill out of the cinema here behind me. it's always a surprise here. critics thoughted winners would be a documentary about the assassination or a french film, but they pulled one out of the bag with a first time film from a venezuelan director telling the story of a slow blossoming relationship between a middle aged loper and a young man. critics here say that it's graceful, subtle and that is a spanish language film. this is going to give it the international exposure that a lot of fortune language films don't usually get, so a big surprise here in venice. >> what about the other

protest and now the hunger strike is just the next step of their protest to have him removed. >>> the venicestival is the world's oldest but is having to embrace new technology in order to survive. online video streaming sites are now offering other ways for people to watch movies. >> reporter: the venice film festival has had a sinking feeling that cinema is dying. but this year they are riding the wave of change welcoming films from the online streaming site, netflix. their first-ever feature film is the harrowing tail of a child soldier. and it's a strong contender for a prize. >> mark this victory! >> reporter: the other a documentary charting change in ukraine. when released the films will scream in cinemas and online in the same day. but netflix's move into the film business is controversial. some u.s. cinema chains have accused to play the film, accusing the company of stealing their audience and destroying the industry. >> when i see young people with two sets of head phones watching a movie, it gets me upset because i think they are missing something that is very important integral

here at one of the biggest hoelgss in venice, the cast of the film tell us how the south pacific is theappiest on earth. >> in our culture there are no homeless, there are no poor people. everyone is equal. money is very rare. we have overcome the traps of money. we have overcome the laws of government. we want to maintain the revocation of the happiness. >> the directors and their children lived with the tribe for seven months, learning about their way of life. >> if they don't leave with this full-in culture because they have to because they're too remote and don't know about anything else. it's a choice. they live only an hour's drive from the town where there are shops and people live on money and all the rest of it. they choose not to have anything to do with that. >> reporter: proud to show off their customs on the red carpet and on screen, tanaa is proof no matter how foreign, stories of love and loss are universal. al jazeera, venice. >>> time for the sports. robin is waiting for you in doha. >> thank you so much. a busy day of semifinal tennis to make up for the postponement ye

the owner of the venice beach freak show just shelled out that princely sum for this two-headed albino medusa proving two heads are certainly more expensive at least than one. >> can you imagine what else is at the venice beach freak show? >> i don't want to imagine, that actually. be sure to tune in to "squawk on the street" at 9:00 a.m. eastern time. ge chairman and ceo jeff immelt will join the squawk family live in a cnbc exclusive. must-see tv. time for the final trade. let's go around the horn. we'll start off with a special guest here, karen finerman's son jack. >> i'm proud of you, melissa. i want to talk about united rentals. they made some positive statements at an rbc conference. >> all right. >> they did. >> i tell you what. freak shows are also -- think of oil, think of the commodities market. watch oil tomorrow because today i think gave you some clues. watch the energy stocks because a lot of them are trading fine in this volatility. >> pete. >> i've been to the venice beach freak show. >> no, you haven't. >> yes, i have. >> thanks a lot. >> you know what's a freak show?

. >> i am charlie angela at the venice film festival while the golden lion prize has been aw d awardeda first time zenzn director. german authorities have temporarily reintrourtsz border contro controls. a decision puts more pressure on the eu's policy of open borders among its members, 13,000 people arrived in munich on saturday with thousands more expected on sunday. authorities say the city is full to capacity. rob reynolds join you see us on the line now from berlin. rob, what more can you tell us about why germany is enforcing these border controls now and how long they are likely to remain in place? >> well, it's how long the border controls will remain in place. no one actually knows at this point, marian, but to give you a little bit of the background on this, the people have been flooding in to munich and the state of bavaria has been saying it is really at full capacity. there was a massive trade fair center they fixed up with cots but that's overflowing with so many tens of thousands coming in. in a brief statement earlier today, german interior minister said germ local impo

the four words that have defined this year's venice film festival is insired by true events. from "remember" of a holocaust survivor severing for a former auschwitz commandser. >> you must find him. you must kill him. >> to the african child soldiers drafted into a brutal civil war in "beasts of no nation." >> that is your family's blood. >> reality was hard to avoid at the faes val telling stories that come straight from the news. >> i don't think it's a problem of lack of clarity. it's soft of neither to think about a problem of the individual in our contemporary society. >> the plight of refugees was the backdrop of some films and the focus of many. a favorite was "human" with stories from more than 70 countries. >> he said you have to go back to your country. i said, where is my country? i don't have a country, man. it's a killing ground. >> it's so hard to bring these people without a voice, people without land, people who are suffering. i think this movie is about finding our mission. what it is to be human on the planet. >> for millions right now, that means moving. wit

reynolds' wife passed away >>> johnny depp and wife amber heard went old school hollywood glam at the venice film festival for the premiere of johnny's new film "black mass" playing notorious gangster whitey bulger. he looked so much like the real thing. >>> the coaches on "the voice" are certainly in search for the real thing. things are a little bit different for blake shelton and gwen stefani. they both went through big break-ups, but cameron mathison was told at least they have each other. >> it's supposed to rain today. messing with you and despite divorce from miranda, he's got back-up. you guys supportive of each other. >> we're friends. i haven't met one coach that's been on this show that i'm not, that i wouldn't consider at this point a really good friend. i mean, any of the coaches that i've worked with on this show, i can call at any moment and talk to or, he's right. >> with her summer split from gavin after nearly 13 years, gwen seems happy to be focused on work. >> when you said you couldn't wait to get back to the show, season nine, how did it feel? >> it's so amazing. honest

floodwaters recede in japan, exposing the devastation to people's homes and livelihoods. >> to venice, a new film showcases daily life for one of south pacific's last traditional tribes. >> ahead of the u.s. open semifinal, we look at long and strained relationship between roger federer and his compatriot. >> the yemeni t.v. station has been destroyed in airstrikes launched by the saudi-led military coalition. the building in the capitol sanna was apparently used by rebels as a weapons store. there's been rocket attacks in the city idlib. >> military jets strike houthi positions in yemen's capital, sanna. coalition forces led by saudi arabia say they are targeting ammunition depots on the outskirts of the city. the fighting has escalated across the country. in the central city of taiz, forces loyal to exiled president hadi hold their ground. despite a surprise attack by houthi fighters to retake areas they recently lost. houthis backed by troops loyal to forme former president ali ah saleh insist they have the upper hand. >> it is a crise by war and that has improved by the last six m

we'll tell you at the venice film festival who won the top prizes. >> israeli police have fought with palestinians at the al aqsa mosque. hours before the start of the jewish new year, ros rosh hasha. the old city known as the noble sanctuary. the compound is currently reserved for muslim prayer alone but often israelis are allowed on the site. scott heidler has more. >> there was tear gas stones thrown by the young palestinians. the israeli police forced into the compound and the palestinian youth went into the mosque itself. there appears to be concussion grenades fired. both sides had been ready for. this is a very tense time during the year, there are a lot of jewish holidays over the week, sunday rosh hash hanana is going on. the main confrontation has called down. >> tens of thousands of people across europe have rallied in major cities in support of refugees from syria and other countries. in the spanish capital people marched to the foreign ministry, saying open the borders and peace. want borders to be open to those fleeing war and persecution. one of the biggest marches was

film about the relationship between the street kid and a middle aged man took the top prize at the venice film festival. it won the golden lion award. we look at movies that captivated audiences at the festival. [ clapping ] >> reporter: a surprise win for a first-time venezuela director with a film depicting a slow blossoming relationship between a middle age man and a street kid. it will catapault the director into a different league and live him a huge voice. >> we are having problems, but i'm positive. we are an amazing nation and we'll talk to each other more. we'll go through, i am sure about it. >> reporter: the critics say it's graceful. subtle, and because it's in spanish, the award will give it much-needed international exposure. >> it's enigmatic, controlled. i can see why they went or an assured film. it's strong in what it wants to say. however, i think that it's quite mysterious and a difficult film for people to embrace. that's a reason i'm glad it got the award. >> the prixe for the best director went to argentina's pablo, with "el clan", one of many films based on a true

and awards at the venice film festival. we'll tell you who won the top prizes. israeli police fought with palestinians in jerusalem. police say they entered the court yard to arrest young palestinian stone throwers and tear gas was fired. the confrontation comes hours before the start of the jewish new year. >> reporter: in the early morning hours in the mosque compound clashes erupted between palestinian youths who were throwing stones, israeli police said at them. there were clashes that went on for a good amount of time. now we are hearing that the compound has been cleared, there is still some clashes going on throughout the old city. now, this is something that was anticipated from both sides. russia shana beginning at sun set. we are hearing that there are jewish activists waiting to go into the compound and that stoked already tense situation within that compound. right now the police say that they have controlled the situation. we are hearing there is still some small minor clashes going on throughout the old city. right now we know that the compound its

. >> i am charlie angela at the venice film festival where juries have astounded critics by awarding e lion prize to first-time venzuelan director. >>> austria has said it is suspending train services with germany as europe struggles to cope with the flood of refugees. the move comes as the german interior minister announced that berlin is set to reintroduce border controls with austria. germany remains the destination of choice, but authorities in munich say the city is now full to capacity. 13,000 people arrived on saturday with thousands more expected during the course of the weekend. the german government has called for more aid and urged the united states and gulf countries to do more to help. over 3 million syrians are currently living in refugee camps spread across turkey, lebanon and jordan. in hungary, over 4,000 were detained on saturday. the country is preparing to introduce tough new laws tuz. we can speak to rob reynolds. he is on the line for us from berlin. rob, what more can you tell us about these reports that services between germany and austria has effectively been

. >>> one of the south pacific's tribes are in the venice film festival. >> hello there thank you for joining us. breaking news from straib, wher, at least 87 have been killed, others injured, when a crane collapsed on the grand mosque. these pictures show when the huge crane came down. friday is the busiest day for the mosque as people attend friday prayers.people have been taking to social media to call for blood donations. it's not clear yet what caused the crane to collapse but there were strong storms in the day. the accident. mecca is in the west of saudi arabia, an area that has seen intense sand storms in the past few days. the grand mosque is considered the largest in the world, but construction was being done to increase its capacity. saudi television was reporting there were four cranes at the mosque at the time of the crash. al jazeera's hasan patel is at the grand mosque. hasan, just explain to us as an eyewitness what you heard and what you saw. >> reporter: hi barbara, basically i was standing around 500 yards in front of the gate that i that takes people into the main

as the venice film festival was underway. crowds also rallied in spain, ireland, austria, greece, finland, norway, turkey, france, and iceland. hundreds also gathered in new york city to demand that the united states commit to accepting significantly more refugees from syria and elsewhere. protester linda sarsour spoke out. >> we shouldn't be asking whether we welcome these people and our country, we should be demanding for the u.s. government, one of the world's superpowers -- we have enough resources in this country not , theto help our own here homeless on our streets, but also welcoming and at least 100,000 syrian refugees. and we need to be able to tell the u.s. government how to use our money. i would rather use my money to shelter a syrian family than to kill an iraqi family. amy: in texas, mothers facing deportation after arriving at a health care clinic for her annual gun logical exam. the houston press reports that clinic staffers at the northeast women's health clinic called borrego,es on blanca an undocumented mot

here at one of the most expensive hotels this venice, the cast of the film tell us their community ins the happiest on earth. >> in our culture there are no homeless, there are no poor people, everyone is equal, money is very rare. we have overcome traps of money. we have overcome the laws of government, because we want to maintain the reputation of the happiness. >> reporter: the directors and their children lived with the tribe for even months learning about their way of life. >> and they don't live with the full on culture, because they have to, because they are too remote. it's a choice. they live only about an hour's drive from the town where there are shops and people live on money and all of the rest of it. and they choose not to have anything to do with that. >> reporter: proud to show off their customs on the red carpet and on screen, it's proof that no matter how foreign stories of love and loss are universal. >> now that i would definitely like to see. what you are going to see next is david foster. he is going to be taking over for me from london for the next bull contain.

jake jill and hall takes to the red carpet and climbs mount everest as the venice film festival gets underway. ♪ brent: good to have you with us. which syrian refugees are getting train tickets out of hungary to germany and austria tonight? not everyone. that has led to a second day of anger among migrant, who are desperately trying to get to safety here in germany. many of the refugees have purchased train tickets but if they do not have a valid passport they are being turned away. another roadblock on the pathway out of war and misery. that is how many migrants describe their plight tonight. max hoffman has been following the situation outside the train station for most of the day in budapest. he has more on how authorities are trying to maintain order. >> the police are trying to convince the refugees to go to the refugee camps, where they could be fingerprinted. refugees are afraid that that means they will be stuck in hungary four months and they prefer being stuck here for a couple of days at colletti station, although the situation has become unbearable for some, especially fo

from venice we have reports. >> like the ancient city itself, the venice film festival has had a sinkingfeeling that cinema is dying. this year they're riding the wave of change welcoming films from netflix. the film "beast of no nation" is the harrowing tale of a child story in an unnamed african country, and it's a strong contender for a prize. the other, a documentary charting change in ukraine. when released the films will be seen on screen and online at the same day. >> when i'm on a train with young people watching a movie on the iphone it makes me upset. they're missing something that is very important. what the cinema experience is since we've had since 1895. >> how people watch films is changing, and they don't want to be left behind. crowd funding is changing how films are financed. >> the film's producer said that the funding model provided endless possibilities. >> we asked for $200,000, and we under up with $406,000, which was, yeah, it was a miracle for us, and we chose to go this way because we have a specific vision and it's our job to protect these guys, their stories, t

. >> i am charlie angela at the vin vin is /* venice film festival to a first time venzuela director i am joann in a with sport including german football championship mic extend a warm welcome to the thousands of refugees arriving in the country. ♪ >>> divisions over how to respond to the refugee have been in evidence on the streets of europe's cities, and a trail of syrian refugees makes its way to german where 40,000 are expected to arrive over the weekend. anti-immigration activists staged demonstrations against accepting refugees in the czech republic and poland. there were larger protests in several other countries as part of a day of solidarity with the refugees. the largest was here in london where tens of thousands joined in. barnaby phillips reports. refugees welcome here. >> it's a simple, heart-felt f mention that refugees are welcome in britain. the mood was festive. by coming out in large numbers, they can shame their government into taking in more refugees. in particular, syrians fleeing conflict. >> if german and sweden are taking more than their fair share, i believe,

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first time and travelled to the premier and we were met in venice. >> reporter: until two years ago ad never seen a film, now they are the stars of one. in a production they helped cowrite a story of love and tragedy based on their experience which echoes the tale of romeo and juliet. last month they had no passports, no birth certificates but made it to venice to see themselves on the big screen. >> this is a multi culture environment we have never seen with tall buildings and cars everywhere and crowds of people. it's very, very strange and everything looks so strange compared to our culture where we live with nature. ♪ the scenery is seductive, lush and stunning, no special effects needed and warned tourists may flood in after seeing their home on the screen and they want the world to understand their culture. here at one of the most expensive hotels in venice surrounding by rich europeans sipping cocktails they tell us their community is the happiest on earth. >> in our culture there are no homeless. there are no poor people. everyone is equal. money is very rare. we have overcom

we look beyond the glitz and glamour at the venice film festival. >> after a surprise knock out at the us open, we examine why serena williams is lagging behind when it comes to corporate support. >>> this year's venice film festival screened dozens of films over the past few days. charlie dank low looks at the -- de-anglo looks at the themes and move us in the run for a prize. >> reporter: there has been plenty of glamour on the red carpet. on screen films are gritty. the four words - inspired by true event. the fal of a holocaust survivor searching for an auschwitz commander. >> you must find him. you must kill him. >> to the african child soldiers and a brutal civil war in beasts of no nation. reality was hard to avoid at the festival. with movies telling stories that seem to come from the news. >> i don't think it's from a lack of creativity. it's sort of thinking about the problem of the individual in contemporary society. >> reporter: the plight of refugees was the backdrop of some, the focus of many. >> he said you have to go back to your country. it is my country. i don't have

. >> and some are garnering buzz after screenings at the venice film festival. s me now. so kim, let's start with the startling admission from singer sam smith who says he wanted to kill himself over weight issues. that is a real concern. and a frightening message to be putting out there. just how bad did it get for him? >> yeah, it's scary. sam smith, if anyone has seen him recently, he looks dramatically different. i lost about 50 pounds. he did this by working with a nutritionist apparently. but what made him lose weight was he saw himself in a picture from new year's eve on the beach. and he felt so bad looking at himself in that picture. great message. he did it the right way, he did it with a nutritionist. it's harder to eat well when you don't have the money. he got that low in his life by just looking at a picture of himself. >> absolutely. it is worrying that if fans see that and think that is a reason why someone should even contemplate suicide. very worrying indeed. but on to happier things. actor george clooney has a solution for sexism in the industr

plus, the story of forbidden love in a south pacific jungle exploding on to the big screens in venice. >> macedonia's foreign minister says it may follow hungary's example and build a border sense to stem the influx of refugees flow the balkans. up to 4,000 refer geese are making their -- refugees are making their way through the balkans. has hoda abdel-hamid reports the situation is tense. >> reporter: from the islands they took the ferry to the mainland, travelled through the night, reached the border in the morning. it's poring with rain. many are not prepared for the many are not prepared for the weather, children are soaked to the bone. yet the refugees are determined to continue their journey. it's one full of obstacles. macedonian border police blocked their path. frustrations grew once more. rain continued to pore. impatient, the refugees press forward. the police push back until it was too much to cope with. this is not the first time for the macedonian border guards to use force. others could just not wait any more. yet again risking their lives. some said they were running

famous oneshe most in january, the venice film festival. re the oldest festivals and they are much more for cinema people who go to a destination to see them. toronto and cannes film festival and go toore larger buy intel films -- and sell films. it is really, the reaction that you get is not one from the industry, it is from real people that will go to see a movie. they feel that maybe they will get a better sense of how that is going to do. it is the unofficial kickoff for oscar season. scarlet: the greatest time for us. thank you so much. our film and entertainment reporter in toronto. analystto bring in our who covers netflix. he has an outperform rating on the stock. you have an outperform rating, how do you fold in their film commitments to your models? >> the movies are into rest thing. -- it is hard to point to anything and tease it out and say the specific thing will drive a subscriber number and the cost are even buried. you love to see these guys taking swings and connecting. samsung rate on tv with shows, winning emmy awards. if

kind of wins the -- upsets wesley snipes' character. and i was kind of -- i was down in venice for an audition, one of my first-ever auditions in the los angeles, and i sat as billy was sitting like a goofy white guy waiting to be called into the game, praying he was going to be called into the game. his secret was he was a great basketball player. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i found myself kind of live this will dream out. and i eventually was called in. me? you want me in there? i kind of strutted out onto the court. the only english white person there. and i played one game. and i was really terrible. like really. i'd be like -- more nervous than i am now, shaking head to toe. >> jimmy: really, sure, yeah. >> because it was all self-inflicked. >> jimmy: you had no business being on a basketball court. >> absolutely not. and i ended up getting so exhausted after the first game. they were kind of upset with me but they invited me for the second game. and i was like, i'm good. i have an audition to go to. whatever. and i kind of like sauntered around the corner and vomited. >> oh, g

. >> at the venice film festival, the golden loy i don't know prize awarded to first time venezuelan director. >> at least 28 people have drowned off the greek coast after a fishing boat capsized near the island. 98 people have reportedly been rescued. we are on the island of lesbos. jonah, with what happened? >> jane, you know, with the rate of these small boats making this journey from turkey to the islands of the aegean increasing all the time, in fairly calm weather, the chance of accidents is always there. it's been a tragic week. the latest news of an incident from the early hours of sunday morning, a wooden boat from the coast guard, not the usual small rubber dingy capsized, probably 28 victims as you say, the latest count, half children. of those, we understand at least four are babies. coast guard divers discovered a number of the victims trapped in the hull of that vessel, and another grim toll, saturday morning, also in the early hours of the morning, another incident, similar, perhaps, probably in detail, four children missing there, divers are searching for their bodies

. >> i'm at the venice film festival where juries awarded the golden lion prize to a first-time venezuelan director. >> thousands of refugees continue the desperate journey to europe and the country many are heading to is feeling the strain. the german city of munich said more than 12,000 arrived on saturday alone. local leaders say the region is stretched to capacity and they're asking other german cities to help. the czech republic prime minister said his country will stick to its decision to reject quotas for european union states to take in asylum seekers and hungary continues with criticism of its treatment of refugees. austria has been a transit point for many refugees. they are expecting 500 people to arrive every hour from hungary. around 7,000 arrived an saturday. members of the red cross gave food, water and medical care to the refugees. people wait to board trains to take them either to the capitol of sienna or other parts of austria or on to germany. >> i can tell you that we have all right seen 600 people on their way with a special train, another 300 to 400 are waiting for th