peaceful countries because you want to get through know those people who came to us came from turkey greece must have donya sometimes barbaria serbia croatia five six safe countries my question is how can you be a refugee after you while eight borders between five safe countries my question is about refugees who need to find somewhere to live and the european union has come up with ideas to spread them around europe right now or as i understand it from the latest statistics i can find that you have ten million people in your country and three thousand five hundred fifty five refugees living in a hungry you're not taking your fair share there are people who are fleeing the war they're fleeing famine don't some of them isn't it fair for you to take in some we are taking part in the burden sharing because respond already more than a billion euros on protecting the sort of the border of the european union this is number one number two we have launched a program which is called hungary helps we are spending millions of euros on helping the community is in the middle east. because you know when w

peaceful countries because you want to get through know those people who came to us came from turkey greece must donya sometimes barbaria serbia croatia five six safe countries my question is how can you be a refugee after you while eight borders between five safe countries my question is about refugees who need to find somewhere to live and the european union has come up with ideas to spread them around europe right now or as i understand it from the latest statistics i can find you have ten million people in your country and three thousand five hundred fifty five refugees living in a hungry you're not taking your fair share there are people who are fleeing the war they're fleeing famine don't some of them isn't it fair for you to take in some we are taking part in the burden sharing because respond already more than a billion euros on protecting the sort of the border of the european union this is number one number two we have launched a program which is called hungary helps we are spending millions of euros on helping the community is in the middle east. because you know when when the bi

peaceful countries because you want to get through know those people who came to us came from turkey greece must donya sometimes bog area serbia croatia five six safe countries my question is how can you be a refugee after you while eight borders between five safe countries my question is about refugees who need to find somewhere to live and the european union has come up with ideas to spread them around europe right now or as i understand it from the latest statistics i can find you have ten million people in your country and three thousand five hundred fifty five refugees living enough agree you're not taking your fair share there are people who are fleeing the war they're fleeing famine don't some of them isn't it fair for you to take in some we are taking part in the burden sharing because respond already more than a billion euros on protecting the sort of the border of the european union this is number one number two we have launched a program which is called hungary helps we are spending millions of euros on helping the community is in the middle east. because you know when when the b

peaceful countries because you want to get through know those people who came to us came from turkey greece must donya sometimes bog area serbia croatia five six safe countries my question is how can you be a refugee after you while eight borders between five safe countries my question is about refugees who need to find somewhere to live and the european union has come up with ideas to spread them around europe right now or as i understand it from the latest statistics i can find you have ten million people in your country and three thousand five hundred fifty five refugees living in a hungry you're not taking your fair share there are people who are fleeing the war they're fleeing famine don't some of them isn't it fair for you to take in some we are taking part in the burn sharing because respond already more than a billion euros on protecting the sort of the border of the european union this is number one number two we have launched a program which is called hungary helps we are spending millions of euros on helping the community is in the middle east. because you know when when the bish

turkey and greece. turkish government ask what hundred million dollars and and then the prime minister says turkish independence economical or otherwise is very very important they say yet again look what they what they do one hundred million dollars they ask the usa to. give you. more importantly. mystery. has been welcomed with a great support and now you see that you see this what kind of. games they have been playing for for this country. and most importantly in other news here america accepts to. lend money to turkey and you see it there. when it comes to a plane and you need a plane man manufacturing well because of to aid from the usa they accepted to stop to manufacture no planes in turkey and you had say told us that look we will provide give it to planes whatever you want why do you need to make them in your own country so all these projects that we had in turkey for a strong offer a better turkey has been stopped with the agreement of the c.h.p. in the past so if those projects hadn't come to

fat that, for example, his unarmed security detail accompanied him on vacation last summer to turkey ad greece cost taxpayers more than $25,000, and the fact that his wife has come with him, as wee l as som his associates, on official trips and that that, too, has translated, at times, into additional taxpayer expense so all of those issues have raised potential flags and prompted some of these inquiries. >> as i mentioned, there wer several other investigations going on into some of his activities including the blocking to have the casino in connecticut, the redrawing of two national monuments, but also the land deal in white fis montana. can you explain a little bit about what that question is about? >>there's a development in white fish called 95caro which involves the chairman of halliburton, a major oil services firm, potentially fected by interior decisions as well as a local developer, and the zinckies because the land they both donated to the town as well aadjacent property they own could be affected byev the opment doctor zinke, who stepped down as president from the foundation and ha

hello again welcome back we're here across turkey and crete parts of greece we are watching an area of low pressure that has been bring quite a bit of rain showers particularly over towards greece and we could still see some localized flooding across much of that area now over the next few days that a low will start to dissipate the live winds will start to die down as well you can see the winds right here coming out of the south but by the time we get to tuesday much better conditions for much of that area and the rain showers that we had here across much of the eastern med will also begin to die down as well well here across the gulf we are looking at basically nice in clear conditions for most areas we are watching up here in doha maybe thirty eight degrees over towards dobby at thirty six muscat not looking too bad most of the clouds are staying well off the coast over the next few days with saliva seeing a temperature there of about thirty one degrees in your forecast and then very quickly as we take a look down on what's happening here across parts of southern africa we are looki

hello again welcome back we're here across turkey and crete parts of greece we are watching an area of low pressure that has been bring quite a bit of rain showers particularly over towards greece and we could still see some localized flooding across much of that area you know the next few days that a low will start to dissipate the winds will start to die down as well you can see the winds right here coming out of the south but by the time we get to tuesday much better conditions for much of that area and the rain showers that we had here across much of the eastern med will also begin to die down as well well here across the gulf we are looking at basically nice in clear conditions for most areas we are watching up here in doha maybe thirty eight degrees over towards dobby at thirty six muscat not looking too bad most of the clouds are staying well off the coast over the next few days with saliva seeing a temperature there of about thirty one degrees in your forecast and then very quickly as we take a look down and what's happening here across parts of southern africa we are looking a

these people came through serbia, croatia, macedonia, bulgaria, greece, turkey -- all peaceful and safe countries. so it's not a fundamental human right that you wake up in the morning, you pick a country you would like to live in like germany or sweden and in order to get there you violate a series of borders. this is not the way it should work out. >> let me first try to get your feeling about this. do you agree they are invaders? do you have any respect for the international right to asylum and refugee rights? >> no, we comply with -- >> first invaders, are they invaders? >> actually, you see them, they come, they violate our border. they disrespect any kinds of regulations. they are not ready to cooperate with your local authorities. they attack your police. they cause injuries to your police people, and the second part of your question, if i may because i think it's a very important question, whether we comply with international regulations. yes, we do. absolutely and entirely. >> many of these people, as you correctly point out, were trying to get to our countries. hungary was a t

hello again welcome back we're here across turkey and crete parts of greece we are watching an area of low pressure that has been bring quite a bit of rain showers particularly over towards greece and we could still see some localized flooding across much of that area you know the next few days that a low will start to dissipate the live winds will start to die down as well you can see the winds right here coming out of the south but by the time we get to tuesday much better conditions for much of that area and the rain showers that we had here across much of the eastern med will also begin to die down as well well here across the gulf we are looking at basically nice in clear conditions for most areas we are watching up here in doha maybe thirty eight degrees over towards thirty six muscat not looking too bad most of the clouds are staying well off the coast over the next few days with saliva seeing a temperature there of about thirty one degrees in your forecast and then very quickly as we take a look down and what's happening here across parts of southern africa we are looking at an

moisture and energy in the mediterranean and we are concerned about the rain in italy but also greece and turkeyooding south so because by the end of the weak start to see our first real arctic blast across the eastern side of europe and later further west —— we could by the end of the week start to see. we have more in half an hour. hello, i'm kasia madera, this is outside source. investigations into the murder of jamal khashoggi continue. angela merkel has threatened to end german arms exports to saudi arabia — and donald trump says he's not satisfied with what he's heard so far. britain's prime minister says 95% of the deal to leave the eu is done — but the issue of northern ireland remains a key sticking point. serving our national interest will demand we hold our nerve through these last stages of the negotiations, the hardest part of all. ryanair comes under fire over its handling of a passenger who racially abused an elderly woman. and remember — if you want to get in touch, the hashtag is bbc os. there's just over two weeks to go until the midterm elections in the united states which det

coming into turkey and parts of greece.op in temperature is due. more on that in half an hour. hello, i'm kasia madera. this is outside source. the saudi palace has released this photo today. it's the murdered journalist jamal khashoggi's son called in to meet mohamed bin salman. this as the world's seven richest countries ask saudi arabia to provide a full account of the killing. meanwhile, that same crown prince was greeted like a rock star at the saudi investment conference that opened today. president trump and president putin say they'll meet next month, as the two leaders have been disagreeing over a nuclear treaty that mr trump wants to quit. the european commission rejects italy's budget plan for next year, but the country's interior minister is in no mood to compromise. so what next for one of the founding members of the eu? and archeologists say they've discovered the world's oldest intact shipwreck — almost 2,500 years old. but get more on one of those stories. the us national security adviser john bolton has tol

side of the mediterranean a big storms of course that have recently affected greece easing into that western side of turkey which cloud hirai down a little bit that eastern side of the mediterranean so the process of filtering out petering out still see that area cloud just around syria lebanon pushing down into parts of israel twenty myself just in the sunshine there for by we want to see showers around the black sea still as we go on through the course of wednesday. georgia could see the northern parts of iran could also see the elsewhere across the reachable hot sunshine forty celsius there for baghdad not quite as hot as here are going to thirty seven in doha there is a plenty warm enough some attempt as we go on through what is a thirty eight sickles one hundred in fact hide little bit of cloud there around the gulf of aden i mean you do see that just cassio. pushing across southern parts of south africa right over the sea there larry is pushing through longer spells of right or cloud just clipping the southern cape. the race was cold enough in durban by midweek. we're. i have dedicated almost my enti

very wrong put become a lot of old people to use and that used to become greece is the milan is the group of. the leaders of turkey germany russia and france gather for a first of its kind summit in istanbul to thrash out a solution to the syria crisis with the conflict now into its final stage. i welcome it's just gone three pm here in moscow you're watching r.t. international now the u.s. justice department has named and charged the man suspected of sending a string of mail bombs to senior democrats fifty six year old sees a sale from florida was arrested after his fingerprints were found on one of the past sources since been revealed he had a number of previous convictions while the media has stressed his strong support for donald trump. this is the face police have tied to the anonymous explosive devices mailed this week to prominent democrats and apparently mad bomber has been targeting president trump's favorite targets for his invective cesar say they are calling sign this is c.n.n. socks as well as a lot of other nonsense and there he is at a trump rally and the fifty six year old florida resident today wa

across the mediterranean now in the aegean sea bring some very heavy rains across parts of greece as well as into turkey now the low is actually weakening over the next few days which is a good thing but we're still going to be dealing with quite a bit of rain across that region and that means flooding could continue and we will be watching that as we go towards tuesday of watch the system makes its way up here towards the northern part of turkey so ankara you'll also be seeing some rain as well then here across the central part of the med we're watching an area of new circulation right here and that is expected to linger for the east from the mid week to the end of the weekend bring some very heavy rain showers here across parts of northern africa well as we make our way towards northern africa take a look at the forecast map here we do have some clouds here across parts of algeria that will continue over the next few days and there is that rain that is beginning here across the coastal areas so we do expect to see flooding for coastal algeria maybe over here towards tunisia which we have seen just ove

they had been famous for mainly carrying scandinavian holiday—makers to various places like greece, turkeyber of problems, they were late getting some aircraft delivered which meant they had to charter planes, costing a lot of money macro. with their model of offering cheap flights they did not have enough to pay for them. that has caused an enormous amount of problems for them. they are struggling operationally. loads of people have said i am stuck, i have a flights booked, what should i do? the civil aviation authority is saying not to go to the airport, they have seized training at the moment. what are your rights if you are abroad? if you have booked as pa rt are abroad? if you have booked as part of a package, that is not many people, the travel operator it is obliged to get you home, that is one thing, but very few people are booked like that. there are other outlines that normally offered to help, they will fly you back at a cheaper rate but you have to prove you were with primera and give them the details of that. that could be one way. also if you have travel insurance, it is wort

turkey. european bars were still collectively taking and as was italy, greece and spain, still taking about 300,000 barrels a day of iranian oil, and about half of what they were importing when mr. trump announced the pullout from the iran nuclear deal in may. however, given the exposure of u.s. companies to the u.s. -- of the u.s. companies to the u.s. market, this does signal that the fact that they're still importing 300,000 barrels a day does signal some degree of defiance of u.s. policy or at least perhaps the anticipation for you that the administration will not take the confrontational step of actually imposing sanctions on any european companies. and the administration has basically continued the approach of the previous administration which is it's better to threaten to reimpose sanctions and without actually imposing them. turkey is about one-third less importing than it was when the u.s. pulled out. it was importing in may about 200,000 barrels a day of iranian oil and it is now at about 133,000 so about a one-third cut in oil. purchases from iran. turkey, however, remains dependent on i

it is looking better then, but if you are going to greece or turkey, southern italy, sardinia, ta keardinia, take your mac. i can cheer you up. you could stay here and stay warm. half—term closer to home, if you have saved your pennies. this is really cheering those of us who don't get half—term off up. today, to the east at the moment, in the sunshine, after a bit of a misty start, 21, 22 degree, i would sunshine, after a bit of a misty start, 21, 22 degree, iwould pack my shorts away and think that is it. 0r leave them there. when we are sizzling away again it is going to get fresher. the forecast is tame after the weekend. a breeze round tonight, a weather front, after the weekend. a breeze round tonight, a weatherfront, some rain for the midlands, some for the south—west, but actually it is a quiet picture, and as we move into tomorrow, we will see perhaps brightness in the south—east, again, some rain though, tomorrow, playinging the south—west of england eventually other southern counties, so tomorrow the best of the sunshine further north, scotland, northern england, northern

15 planes — mostly taking scandinavian holiday—makers to destinations such as spain, greece, italy, egypt and turkeyain. we knew they were in trouble because in september they announced they were cancelling flights to seven other european destinations from birmingham and we knew they we re from birmingham and we knew they were going to cease trading last night, gone bankrupt. the question now, what happens to passengers? what happens to the passengers? and why did it go bankrupt as well?m we look at the passengers first, that depends. if you book your flight that depends. if you book your flight through a travel agent you might be what is called at all projected, the civil aviation agency ‘s protection scheme and it is worth going to your travel agency and asking if you can be booked on another flight, but i think with this airline mostly did not that —— you might be atol protected. then i think you're pretty much on your own. if you bid for the credit card visa debit card and the flight was more than £100 you might be able to get protection from your credit card company. but we have heard from passe

greece has backed a proposal to amend the constitution that despite fierce opposition from conservatives the procedure will save the country renamed the republic of north macedonia. prosecutors in turkey are said to be questioning saudi consulate employees over the disappearance of journalist jamal khashoggi it's not been more than two weeks since the washington post columnist went missing after entering the consulate in istanbul the saudi royal family is struggling to credibly denying reports that mr bush was killed by an assassination squad with close ties to the crown prince on friday turkish investigators talk of their search for a body outside istanbul. belgrade forest near a stumble according to anonymous turkish officials police are searching here for the remains of missing saudi journalist. officials saying a saudi consulate vehicle was tracked here the day. and the consulate on october second a second vehicle was tracked to a nearby city. saudi arabia has denied allegations by turkish officials who said she was killed inside the consulate and his body removed. employees of the saudi arabian consulate were giving testimony on friday at the turkish prosecutor's office in istanb

turkey. european buyers were still collectively taking it as mainly italy, greece and spain. still taking 300,000 barrels, about half of what they were importing when trump announced pull out from the nuclear deal in may. the companies to the u.s. market this suz diggal some degree of defiance of u.s. policy. or perhaps anticipation that the administration will not take the confrontational step of actually imposing sanctions on any european companies. it's continued the approach of the previous administration, which is it's better to threaten to reimpose sanctions than to actually impose them. turkey is one-third less importing than when the u.s. pulled out. there was importing may 200,000 barrels a day of iranian oil. it's now at 133,000. it's also has said the u.s. pull out from the nuclear deal was not justified. my bottom line conclusion is the administration strategy is going to hinge on what china and india do. if those two countries remain relatively defiant of the sanctions, iran will likely export enough oil to keep its economy afloat. if they start complying with u.

greece's and women's rights join us throughout october for special coverage and analysis of the u.s. midterms. hello again welcome to al-jazeera news live from i'm not seen denis the authorities in turkey and now treating the disappearance of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi and his country as consulate in istanbul as a case of prosecutors a widening their investigation into his disappearance after a group of saudi officials apparently flew into istanbul on the very day he went missing and that was last tuesday and the reuters news agency is reporting that a source at the consulate in istanbul has denied reports that she was killed at the consulate. from istanbul. turkish security officials are now dealing with the case of. a murder investigation late on saturday they had said that they had information that fifteen saudi nationals amongst them officials had flown in on tuesday on two separate flights had gone to the consulate the same time that's cultural she was there and then they had left so now there has been no disclosure of the whereabouts of his body however we do understand that a funeral will take place in the coming two or three days or whether that's going to be a funera

greece is demonized a group of people. who are things about the law from moscow just quoting what i am here in a capsule and i know hawkins welcome to the program today. russia turkey germany and france have called for syrians to take center stage in their country's peace process and stressed the importance of preserving syrian sovereignty the statement came following a some of them istanbul aimed at finding ways of ending the country's devastating seven year long conflict. foresaw it's discussed constitutional reform free elections as well as humanitarian aid on the extremist factions entrenched in the province it breaks down the night to developments first of all even though we are in november the foreign leaders hope that a committee to draft the syrian new cards to sion will be more before the end of this year here's another one of the heads of state to discuss the personal favor of syria's president barbara starr hall assad and besides this nobody is questioning the right of the syrian people to decide who is sold to be in charge of the country next time plus whatever it wants to start firing guns need syria is it the problem with remains an area it could expl

system to greece's and women's rights join us throughout of told her for special coverage and analysis the u.s. midterms on all jersey. here in doha with the top stories from al-jazeera turkey's state run news agency says the saudi delegation has now arrived to investigate the disappearance of the journalist. meanwhile france has become the latest country to its voice to those calling for more information on her show g.'s fate peres says any investigation must be both transparent and thorough there are media reports that he has proof she was killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul a t.v. presenter. dedicated his show on the arab satellite channel to his missing friend she was supposed to be a guest on the show instead it featured his photograph i was horrified because he assured me. when we were in london that there was nothing to be concerned about. he said on friday the he had been to the consulate there is see them very well although they were initially surprised to see him. and promised them if he came back again a few days later they would issue him with the papers he was after. so he felt. it was ok but apparently they are prepared for him detained american pastor