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is very important. not only for funding, but, but for the cooperation with you all do your opinion on monica. thank you very much . that was the w. is monica shariska in warsaw or the government of finland is blaming and russia for funneling migrants towards their shared border finish authorities say nearly a 1000 asylums, acres mainly from somalia rack and yemen have turned up at the border since the beginning of august, helsinki decided to temporarily close entry points with russia in late november with consequences for people on both sides. dw correspondent, natalia, small and say, but reports from finland's border region. i knew about that. hello, how could you mid july. how are you? well, he's on cheerful. it's all the same. instead of hugs and kisses, now only telephone calls, just 200 kilometers separate guinea from his father, east gainey and his family lived in the finished city of elaborate on his lid across the border in saint petersburg. as finland shut down, it's border with russia. you're guinea doesn't know when he will see his father again. his death was recently diagnosed with cancer and suffered a stroke, the o

w. is monica show that's got in warsaw. so here's look at a few more stories from around the world. in japan, 3 ex soldiers have been found guilty of sexually assaulting a female colleague in a landmark court case. they each received 2 year suspended jail sentences. the case had been dropped twice already as until the victim came forward demanding a re investigation. the turkish football federation has indefinitely suspended all league games. after a top club official attack, the referee, the president of incorrect gucho stormed onto the pitch after his team had considered a goal in stoppage time, and punched the referee in the pace. a detention order has been issued for the attacker. the california coast guard has removed the dead fin well from a beach near san diego. the 16 meter long animal had been washed ashore, and scientists are investigating the cause of the been wales are the 2nd largest well spaces in the world well to finland. now where the government blames russia for orchestrating a migration crisis that there are shared border finish authorities say nearly a 1000 silen

is of right wing policy. the w correspondent, monica shariska, is in will. so and she told us what's happening as donald to takes office as to the parliament of those. those is presenting his plan of action and his new ministers. and he uh, is expected to win the vote of confidence, which is going to take place in the late afternoon because now the 3 collision parties in his office government has left central government has a key, have a key majority in the new parliament and about the officially who he was take over tomorrow after this learning even by the president, honestly to the correspondent one because your match got in full full that you all watching dw news is a quick reminder for you of our top story today and the top 28 climate summit in due by is risk and tell you the over a disagreement on fossil fuels. several countries say a draw off tense, but less spouse. a reference to a phase out is too weak. organizes site torques have gone into over time. and they all still trying for a deal with that you are up to date is coming up next kickoff. as will

monica alba is reporting from the white house, also with us, david drucker, senior writer at "the dispatch" and elise jordan, former white house aide under president george w. bush and an msnbc political analyst. so guad, customs and border protection literally moments ago announced the border saw a very slight dip in crossings yesterday. what are those numbers like? >> reporter: chris, so these new numbers say they saw 11,000 migrants cross the border on thursday, so that's about a thousand less than what we had seen monday, tuesday, and wednesday. it's a small dip, and it reflects what we've seen here. we still have large groups arriving near eagle pass but the crowds are a little smaller. customs and border protection has been working around the clock to try to process these migrants. we've seen a lot of buses and vans take them to the processing centers, which by the way, in this sector, the real sector that eagle pass is a part of, they say they're at three times capacity. so it could be that they're moving them faster, but if these numbers that were shared, 11,000 say, it's a little less, then it reflects what we're seeing here. speaking to some of t