in the hope of arriving at munich vie vienna in austria. word is that those from syria were made to continual on in a connecting train while everyone else was asked to wait in a different part of the station. >>> authorities stopped several trains packed with refugees. andrew simmons followed the journey of hundreds of people as they went from budapest to western europe. >> reporter: yet another queue for wary refugees, yet, this is a break through, hundreds allowed to board trains for germany. this is happening a few hours after the hungarian government told al jazeera there could be no travel across eu borders but visas. none of these have visas yet they are crammed board a train and about to leave. yet there's confusion and delays for several hours, it's because the austrian railway was not happy with the overcrowded conditions and wanted to transfer passengers to other trains. this man talks about his elation after one month of traveling. >> i have a rend in germany, maybe in germany, germany is big, big country, and maybe go good, gene

at least 20,000 people take to the streets of vienna, in memory of the 71 people who died if the back of a lorry. one policeman is killed, dozens of others are injured as a nationalist campaign in ukraine turns violence. >>> the government cracks down against people in china whom they accuse of starting rumors about the stock market. >> i'm divya gopalan. why these are in danger of being eextinct. >> final tennis grand slam tournament of the year. one of the big names to suffer an opening day defeat. >> hello, thank you for joining us. at least 20 thows people have marched on ththousand people haf vienna in memory of those who died in a lorry on the outside skirts last week. people keep coming. in greece, 2500 people have disembarked after being picked up by the coast guard last weekend. 70 search and rescue operations off the eastern islands including lesbos, samos and kos. checkpoints of the country's border with greece. en route to serbia trains are being run twice a day to help with the growing number of people trying oreach western europe. and hundreds have also been boarding tra

barnaby phillips is in vienna. bernard smith is on the turkish border where millions from entered from syria. jonah hull is on the greek island where boats full of people arrive each night. let's start in vienna with this report from barnaby phillips. >> reporter: it looks like nothing out of the ordinary a truck parked on a busy road leading into vienna. but this is the scene of a crime. when police approached this abandoned vehicle on thursday morning, the drive was nowhere to be seen. they saw blood seeping out of the back, and they were overwhelmed by a terrible smell. inside, they found the decomposing bodies of people who had been locked in and suffocated. we don't know the country of origin, even counting them is a slow, gruesome task. >> translator: how many people were in the truck? at this point in time, i can't tell you exactly. we think it will be more than 20 people. it might be 20 to 50 people transported in the truck, and all of the people have died. it is very likely they are refugees and highly lik

and balkan states are meeting in vienna with the current refugee crisis topping the agenda. set to discuss a unified number coming to europe. the e.u.'s asylum system is dysfunctional. barnaby phillips is live for us outside the meeting in vienna. what are you hearing from there? >> we've been listening to the austrian foreign minister and the german counterpart in the last half hour or so, and the message quite strongly from them is they feel that the european union needs to do more as a whole, that there are countries in the e.u., frankly, which are not picking up their fair share of quotas of refugees, not taking on board their responsibility, and what they are saying is these countries may not find themselves on the front line, but they could find themselves on the front line a few months hence, depending where flows of people head. there's a real sense that european solidarity is under great strain because of this migration crisis. in the came way that it's been under strain in rent years. and the danger, if you like, is that when different european countries don't feel

are we closer to that there in vienna? >> i don't think we are, necessarily, barbara, because it was only a limited e.u. participation, albeit an important one, angela merkel, the german chancellor was here, and she was talking very strongly about the need for solidarity for quotas that european union countries would adhere to. but the mow cuss was relations with countries in the western bakkens. it was overshadowed by the migration crisis which has been building up for weeks, and then it was given an added urgency by the awful news that came through in the middle of the day here in vienna, that has truck has been discovered on the motorway to the south of the austrian capitol, leading from hungary, abandoned. at first they thought they were just ininvestigating the scene of an accident. but as they came close to the truck they noticed -- i'm sorry to give you gruesome details -- they noticed that blood was seeping out of the back and that there was a terrible smell. they discovered many decomposing bodies sealed into the

the decomposed bodies are being removed and brought to vienna. it will take several days to establish evidence to see how many are on this track. it is the worst case of smuggling never reported in austria. the driver is still at large and a manhunt is underway. sarah: angela merkel address this. are we going to see concrete action? >> this has nothing to do at the actual fight against smuggling. this is still to come. the possibilities are very restricted. and it is very difficult to find this. smuggling would no longer be a business model. sarah: we'll have more on the refugee crisis later. >> a murderer's conflict in the east of the country and alarming economic contraction and moving default. the agreements reached now includes a write off on investors holdings. ukraine fought hard to reach a deal. the remainder will be restructured, though that will involve slightly higher interest rate. >> this is what we call a win-win situation. the creditors have met our demands. we will receive substantial financial relief and will be able to get back t

their bodies were recovered a few meters from vienna. barnaby phillips was at the u.n. meeting, but before we talk about what happened there at that meeting in vienna, barnaby, tell us more about what we know about these people who were found dead in the truck, and the circumstances surrounding their deaths. >> reporter: we don't know their countries of origin. their bodies were somewhat decomposed by the time the police discovered them today, thursday morning. it had been parked on the main road running into vienna from the south from the hungarian border since at least wednesday night. but we don't actually know how long it had been there. the driver has absconded. there are some reports that he is a romanian national. he would be a key witness in what we would assume would be a murder investigation. the hungarian police are also involved, because the truck did have hungarian number plates, and the news of this awful event broke whilst european leaders were meeting in the building behind me as you were saying, and it gave an added urgency to their discussions. this is

balkan leaders are meeting with angela merkel in vienna today. the summit will largely be dominated by the migrant crisis. the german chancellor is urging european countries to come up with a strategy to deal with the influx and to prevent far right extremism from spreading. some countries have implement a tough measures to protect their borders. hungary and bulgaria are building walls to prevent migrants from flowing in. more than 100,000 people are thought to have used the balkans route this year alone, more than 10 times the number compared to last year. the blame game among the countries affected by the crisis continues. members -- so, you have a problem, but you are asking us, serbia, to come up with an action plan for migrants. you should come up with an action plan first, then ask us to come up with our plan. i have to be completely open with you on this issue because we are friends. reporter: -- claire: what can we expect from the conference? reporter: we can certainly expect all of those balkan countries to take a hard and common line on

leaders gathered in vienna to discuss the crisis, as they met there was tragedy. austrian police say the bodies of dozens of refugees were discovered in an abandoned truck in the south-east of vienna. and in the mediterranean dozens drowned and are feared death after a boat sank. the deaths are a reminder of how dire the situation has become. >> reporter: it looks like nothing out of the ordinary, a truck parked on the side of the road. but this is the scene of a crime. when police approached the vehicle, the driver was nowhere to be seen, they saw blood seeping out of the back. they were overwhelmed by a terrible smell. inside they found the decomposing bodies locked in. and suffocated. we don't know the country of origin, counting them is a slow gruesome task. >> translation: how many people were in the truck at this point in time i can't tell you, we fink it may be more than 20 people, 20 to 50 transported in the truck, and all the people have died. it's likely they are refugees, and highly likely they are people trafficked from east to west. >> reporter: the s

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a truck parked on the busy road leading into ver vienna, but ths is the scene of a crime. when the police approached, the dry was nowhere to be seen, and they saw blood seeping out of the back, and they were overwhelmed. [ audio difficulties ] >> our apologies. no idea what happened. but we'll get that fur. >>> one nation has been very clear about its intention to stop thousands of refugees from traveling through its territory. hungry is building a huge fence along it's border with serbia to keep people out. but many are finding ways to get around it. >> reporter: this is the 3 and a half meter high fence that separates hungry from serbia. it's controversial for many reaches. it has cost millions of u.s. dollars, but many are cutting it with razor wire, and getting over and cutting through the fence, but there's another problem. the fence comes to an end just here, leaving a wide-open space. people walk in from serbia without interruption, and you can walk back in. what's the reason? when i walk backwards, i'm coming into romania. you can't put up a fence or wall between t

we are at that meeting in vienna. what are the foreign ministers just been discussing? >> reporter: they have been talking very much along the lines that you were suggesting, jane. the need for a unified response. the austrian foreign minister has just been speaking to the press. he's talking about the need for a holistic approach. solving problems in countries of origin. that sounds so simple. of course, it's incredibly complicated. in practical terms that means bringing peace to countries, improving economics. things that will take years as best. but within europe, there needs to be cohesion, a fairer sharing process, if you like, quarters for the people who are coming in. that sentiment was echoed by the german foreign minister as well. they are saying there are some european eu countries that are not pulling their weight, we are not in the firing line, this is a problem for not us, but other countries in the eu. but one day the warning was from vienna that those countries will be part of the problem. so we do need european solidarity. otherwise, we'll see more europ

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the german chancellor gears up for tomorrow's summit in vienna that will be dominated by the migrant crisis. before that, angela merkel will visit a refugee center hit five violent protests -- hit by violent protests. ministers are set to meet to come up with new security measures to prevent terror attacks on public transports. this comes after the terror suspect has been charged with terrorism. further violence breaks out in lebanon as the government affairs to -- fails to deal with uncollected rubbish piling up in the streets of beirut. shares slide in europe again as investors shrugged off china's attempts to deal with its long economy. carol will tell us more about that in business. angela merkel visits a refugee center in eastern germany. that is where neo-nazi protesters recently clashed with police as they refused the arrival of more migrants. the german chancellor condemned the violence and called on europe to find a strategy to deal with the influx. the worst since world war ii. for the first time, german authorities about simplify the process or asylum-seekers. refugees wer

it was given an added urgency by the awful news that came through in the middle of the day here in vienna, that has truck has been discovered on the motorway to the south of the austrian capitol, leading from hungary, abandoned. at first they thought they were just ininvestigating the scene of an accident. but as they came close to the truck they noticed -- i'm sorry to give you gruesome details -- they noticed that blood was seeping out of the back and that there was a

europe bakken leaders have discussed the crisis in a summit in vienna. barnaby phillips was at that meeting. what can you tell us about those deaths in the truck on the austrian highway? >>> the truck was discovered this morning on the a-4 autobaun which is the main load lead going vienna. it had hungarian number plates and it had been abandoned at least since the night before, but we don't know how long it had been there, and they are saying, that the bodies inside were in a state of decomposition, and they don't know when these poor people would have suffocated. as you said it had hungarian number plates and the hungarian police were involved in the search as well. the driver was believed to be a romanian. we don't know how they know that. we don't believe that the driver is under police custody at the moment, but he obviously would be a key suspect in any investigation into this tragedy. >> barnaby the u.n. has described asylum system as completely dysfunctional. have there been any developments at that meeting -- at that summit that was held in vienn

barnaby phillips has more. >> a grim discovery by a motor way south of vienna. austrian police coming across what they thought was an abandoned lorry, that they thought might be part of an accident. they found blood seeping out of the back of the vehicle, and there was a terrible smell. they discovered badly decomposed bodies inside. they don't know when the poor people suffocated, and it was not possible to count the numbers of bodies. anywhere between 20 and 50. the austrian police call this is a terrible crime, bring a solemnity and urgency to the summit in vienna, dominated by the question of migration. the chancellor said the leaders were shocked by the news. what will they do about it? she was talking about the need for european solidarity for a quota system between european country, where e.u. countries agreed to take in refugees according to their size and economic capabilities, and was backed up by the head of foreign affairs, who said we cannot go on like this. the problem is they run into harsh international questions, and when you look at den mark, u

balkan leaders meet for a crisis summit in vienna >>> china acauses 11 government and port officials ever negligence over the blast that killed 139 people in tianjin. >> the stage is set for a second track show down between usain bolt and justin gatlin at the world championships in beijing. one community, 276 schoolgirls, 500 days, that's how long it's been since the girls were ab ducted in north-east nigeria. 57 escaped, nothing has been heard of those left behind. the girls were taken from boko haram, from their school in the middle of the night. they were preparing for end of year exams. getting the education for which boko haram is exposed. this is proof they were alive, but not a single one has been rescued. outrage at the government's inability to find the girls and clampdown on mass protests in nigeria. >> we want the girls now, and alive. >> reporter: the campaign hashtag "bring back our girls" began in nigeria, rapidly proceeding around the goirls. it drew the dangers of big names such as ellen degeneres and first lady michelle obama. and became a big story. >> this unconsci

but, in fact, we now know already that they have begun arriving in vienna despite delays and holdups. and trains were sfopped temporarily. the authorities have been forced o shift numbers to allow migrants to destinations. anchor: a bit of a spat developing between france and hungary on comments made by the french foreign minister. >> that's right. blasted hungary in particular for what he said was a scandalous approach to the crisis and mentioned the number of european countries. kilometer tohe 175 prevent migrants. and the prime minister has been the most outspoken among european prime ministers in . rning the problems hungarians have said the statements are misinformed and hungary is doing its duty to defend the external borders. t is turning into a route. nd it seems for weeks ahead of of time. and the crisis will be discussed. anchor: french prime minister is in callais, the french port town which has become another symbol of the migration crisis and building a camp to house those trying to reach the united kingdom. >> our responsibility is to make sure that asylum rights which a

but there was no rescue for dozens of people discovered in an abandoned truck on a highway outside of vienna, their bodies so badly decomposed identifying them may prove to be impossible. terry moran is there. they died in a truck on the side of the road, up to 50 human beings packed into a truck and abandoned on this highway east of vienna. this human tide of desperation is now cresting across the borders of europe. so far this year more than 340,000 men, women and children fleeing war and terror in the middle east. just here in hungary, the new crises point, almost 150,000 have crossed the borders in 2015, triple the number of all of last year. we saw scores of families today crossing into the country down the railroad tracks towards some kind of new life. micar came from damascus. >> so now off you go to germany. >> yes. >> reporter: they were all corralled in this field under the broiling sun. no food, no water, no idea where they were going next. then the buses arrived. it's the greatest human migration in europe since the second world war and there is no end in sight. terry moran, abc

reporter: the truck was discovered on one of austria's main motorways from hungary to vienna. the united nations says europe's highways have become a focus for people smugglers. it's calling for tougher action against traffic smugglers and safer options for refugees. >> we reiterate our call on european countries to approach the migrant and refugee crisis in a spirit of solidarity and cooperation and to provide safe, legal alternatives to these dangerous, a regular journeys. reporter: those who died in the truck, may have started their journey here at the rail station in budapest. hundreds of refugees gather here every day to make contact with those who can transport them. many are desperate, no matter how high the price. matt: meanwhile, hundreds of people were trapped on a boat off the coast of libya. almost 100 people are missing or figured -- feared dead. many were from syria or sub-saharan africa. the international organization for migration says more than 23 hundred people have died attempting to cross the mediterranean so far this year. here in germany, we have seen a s

reporter: the truck was discovered on one of austria's main motorways from hungary to vienna. the united nations says europe's highways have become a focus for people smugglers. it's calling for tougher action against traffic smugglers and safer options for refugees. >> we reiterate our call on european countries to approach the migrant and refugee crisis in a spirit of solidarity and cooperation and to provide safe, legal alternatives to these dangerous, a regular journeys. reporter: those who died in the truck, may have started their journey here at the rail station in budapest. hundreds of refugees gather here every day to make contact with those who can transport them. many are desperate, no matter how high the price. matt: meanwhile, hundreds of people were trapped on a boat off the coast of libya. almost 100 people are missing or figured -- feared dead. many were from syria or sub-saharan africa. the international organization for migration says more than 23 hundred people have died attempting to cross the mediterranean so far this year. here in germany, we have seen a s

also coming up, under pressure to do more to deal with the refugee crisis in europe, leaders meet in vienna to address the issue. hope for peace in south sudan as the president signs an agreement to end an 20 month long conflict. >> conservationallists are struggling to save over 1500 years of christian heritage in the churches. >>> police in china have arrested 12 people over massive explosions in tianjin two weeks ago. 179 people died when a warehouse storing hazardous chemicals exploded. government officials are also being prosecuted over negligence. adriane brown joins us live from beijing. who's been arrested? >> well, jane, i think those that you would expect to be arrested have now been arrested. it includes the chairman, the vice chairman and three deputy managers of this logistics warehouse where we had those twin explosions two weeks ago. we also have to remember, the day before, the man who headed the country's work safety regulator was also sacked. he incidentally was a former deputy mayor of tianjin, a position he held for 12 years. there is, amongst ordinary people in tianjin,

>>> 50 found dead in the back of a lorry in austria as a summit in vienna tries to tackle the european refugee crisis. >>> this is al jazeera, live from london. also coming up, still miss, but not forgotten. nigeria marks 500 days since 276 schoolgirls were abducted. 10 years on from hurricane katrina, president obama prepares to join the commemoration, live in new orleans. >> and up, up and away. why 100,000 white ball ons are floating over london's covent gardens. >> talks in vienna to tackle the refugee crisis, up to 50 found dead in a truck not far from the venue. the victims may have been dead for up to two days, when it crossed into the country on wednesday. >> reporter: it looks like nothing out of the ordinary, a truck parked on the side of the road. when police approached the vehicle, the driver was nowhere to be seen, they saw drug seeping out of the back. they were overwhelmed by a terrible smell. inside they found the decomposing bodies locked in. we don't know the country of origin, counting them is a slow gruesome task. >> translation: how many people from in the struck a

let's bring in barnaby phillips at the meeting in vienna. the latest news providing a backdrop to the meeting. do you have more details about what happened? >> we just have been hearing the same reports that you have. i understand that this incident took place in a town about 45 minutes away from vienna. and that the austrian police may give a press complrches very soon, which we hope will shed more light on an apparent tragedy, but you are right. it brings today's summit very much into focus. this was meant to be a routine e.u.-western balkans annual summit. part of a process intended to draw the western balkan countries, countries of the gormer yugoslavia into the e.u. it has been hijacked before the latest reports coming through, by the pressing question of europe's miling ration crisis, and if that news is concerned. it will no doubt filter through to the likes of angela merkel who are in the palace behind me, and add gravity and urgency to their talks about migration in europe. >> what have you heard up to date? >> well, we have heard f

all sorts of travel arteries throughout this part of europe. >> all right, thank you for that from vienna. >>> well, the german chancellor said that this refugee crisis is an issue that will not be solved any time soon. >> we have a humanitarian responsibility. we need to establish registration centers and talk to african nations. talk to countries that are in civil war and insure there is a fair distribution of refugees across europe. not what is happening currently across serbia, macedonia and hungary. >> well, the french prime minister has also been speaking about the refugee crisis where he has visited a camp in calais. here authorities have announced they will give france money to help those who are stuck in the port city. >> our responsibility is to insure that the right to asylum, a fundamental right to which france is attached is respected everywhere. we can't get out of it with barbed wire fences. those who are exposed to torture, oppressed, they must be welcomed in europe. >> an ukrainian national guards man has died after being shot during fighting outside of parliament in kiev

. >> reporter: the summit in vienna was likely to be dominated by the refugee crisis, the latest tragedy drought an urgency to the taxes you. -- to the talks. >> translation: we are very much shaken by the news that up to 50 people lost their lives in a situation where criminals facilitated illegal border crossings did not care about them, even though they were on their way to places they thought would be safe. it admonishes the need to tackle and solve the issue of migration and the spirit of solidarity, there are more refugees than ever since the second world war. the austrian and german chancellors want to move to a quota system, whereby european union countries commit to taking in certain numbers of refugees according to size and economic capability. such a system, says angela merkel, would be fair. certain e.u. countries such as denmark and u.k. say they'll have nothing to do with european refugee quotas. the plan for quotas was first suggested by the european commission back in may. at this summit e.u. officials called for governments to have the courage to take difficult political

the discovery comes as leaders discuss the crisis at a summit in vienna. the death toll from the explosion at china's port has now risen to at least 145. it comes as police detain 11 people includes the president over state owned port company, and government officials for abuse of power and dereliction of duty. >> the u.s. p t is expected to arrive in new orleans shortly. ten years after hurricane katrina, the storm left more than 1,000 people dead. >>> every day, we are seeing the fall out from syria's civil war, with thousands of refugees now arriving in europe, as they try to flee the violence. and the united nations security council is being briefed on the humanitarian crisis. about 220,000 people have been killed since the civil war started. four years ago, let's get more now from gabriel who is at the united nations for us. gabriel, just remind us, what did the security council hear about the situation in syria? >> well, they heard a very grim and dark report on the situation in syria from stephen o'brien, the top humanitarian official, host just in

it spans the river at the old port town of vienna. in april a state highway crew clearing debris from beneath the bridge started pulling up some very old wood. it turns out to be ship's timbers. tree rings were counted to set the age. >> we can estimate that we're looking at a ship that was circa sometime during the -- after the 1750s or so. so the last half of the 18th century. a 45-foot merchant vessel possibly built at a chesapeake plantation. >> the rivers, those were our interstates back then. that's a place where they moved a lot of people, goods, produce, you name it. >> reporter: and a place where recovering shipwrecks is rare. >> we hardly ever are able to exam shipwrecks because they stay buried in our sediments at the bottom of rivers. >> reporter: what brought the vessel here and why it sank is unknown. but one theory celebrated every july 4, the ship may have been burned by british sympathizers during the revolutionary war. >> because this shipwreck has these burned timbers, it's very, very possible -- [ inaudible ] to be

>> overseas now, a grim headline out of austria, up to 50 bodies discovered on a highway outside of vienna. believed to be migrants, part of a human traffic operation. here's abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran. >> reporter: they died in a truck on the side of the road, up to 50 human beings abandoned east of vienna. this desperation is cresting across the borders of europe. so far this year more than 340,000 men, women and children fleeing war and terror in the middle east. the new crises point, almost 150,000 have cross right side the borders in 2015. that's triple the number in all of last year. we saw scores of families today crossing into the country down the railroad tracks towards some kind of new life. micar came from damascus. they were all corralled in this field under the broiling sun. no food, no water, no idea where they were going next. then the buses arrived. they're calling people out by country. right now it's syria that's been called and these people are desperate to get out of here. it's the greatest human migration in europe since the second world war and ther

killings and to you know, what iraq was light for you have been around iraq to thousand four is like vienna it is bloody and ugly and this is going on. it is a scary time. you could not imagine once and then to be killed by the assassin to an - - the assassin said he could rise again. but for anybody would believe that abraham lincoln was like caesar but that is the reality of john wilkes booth. you can believe that maybe andrew johnson was part of the conspiracy to get to the top. you can believe the conspiracy was part of holland standing people to kill a president. jube say that is not all that crazy? but since the party was founded, who are the presidents of the opposition party? one was harrison and he died in office but they said it was pneumonia and the next was zachary taylor and he got in the way of the selfie and he died in office but how convenient then abraham lincoln and there is the pattern and democrats say but then to the what type of message does that send the there is a broader conspiracy out there and people believed it. there were books but it is all parts of the mindset

it came as a summit on europe's migrant crisis began today in vienna. lindsey hilsum of independent television news has this report from the scene of the discovery. >> reporter: we were on our way to the balkans summit in vienna, where leaders were to discuss migration, when we saw police around a truck at the side of the road. the stench of death blew in through our car window, the consequence of european governments' failure to deal with the tide of refugees and migrants was right here at the side of the motorway. the police first noticed the vehicle around 11:00 am. >> they thought it was a breakdown and looked and they found no driver and they saw blood comes out of the car and the smell was like, yah. then they call alarm. >> reporter: forensic teams worked on the outside. it's believed the people inside may have been dead for several days. the lorry had the logo of a slovakian chicken meat company but the license plates were hungarian and the vehicle was reportedly bought by a romanian last year. police are investigating the network of people smug

horrific discovery made with the bodies found in the truck on the highway leading from budapest to vienna. the vast majority have been fleeing the war zone of syria and iraq. they don't have a choice. they did not come here because they wanted. they did not come here because they want to steal european jobs. they came here because they cannot live in their homeland. alison. >> have european officials talked about the lack of resources to handle the thousands of migrants coming there? is that the issue on how they are treating them? >> reporter: look, an lot of th countries they go through, greece, macedonia, they are not the wealthier nations. we have seen the united nations and red cross appearing in the key areas, but that only happened alison in the last week or so. if you remember, last week along the macedonia and serbian border. macedonia shut the border down and left the children and pregnant women alone on the border. they cannot handle the number of people coming through. they are asking for assistance. it holds them in the processing center for two to three days where there have

in addition there is also a public protest being held later tonight here in vienna where pro refugee marchers are going to march and have a candlelight vigil to remind the government that people are very anxious to help them. >> thank you for that update from vienna. well, the germ chancellor angela merkel said that the refugee crisis is a challenge that won't be leaving any time soon. >> we have a humanitarian responsibility. we need to establish registration centers and talk with african nations. talk with countries that are in civil war and ensure there is a fair distribution of refugees across europe. not what is happening across szczerbiak macedonia and hunga hungary. >> the french prime minister has been visiting a camp in calais. authorities said they'll give money to those who are stuck in the port city. >>> one of the main refugee points foentry points for refugees and they're under fire for not doing more while they move on. >> another group of syrian refugees arrives from the greek islands, among them many young men escaping army service or subscription by the islamic stat

. ♪ [ shouting ] >> chaotic scenes today at vienna's western railway station. hundreds of refugees arriving from hungary, scramble to catch trains headed to germany. witnesses say the refugees were able to board the trains without being screened by police. the european union is planning to hold a summit to discuss the growing migrant crisis. countries like austria and hungary are already struggling to cope with the continuous and growing influx of refugees. rob reynolds at more. >>> thousands of people gathered in vienna's ancient cathedral. to mourn and pray for the 71 refugees who died in an agonizing death in a truck abandoned on the highway. and for the thousands of others who died on land and sea trying to reach europe. the deaths of the 71 refugees have horrified the european public. over the weekend austrian police began checking trucks and vans. they say they found at least 200 refugees packed into vehicles. and detained five suspected smugglers. >> translator: we are seeing people traffickers who have becoming increasingly brutal and unscrupulous, and

balkan leaders meet in vienna to address the issue >>> hello there, you're watching al jazeera, i'm laura kyle live from my headquarters in doha. also coming up. police in china arrest 12 people over a deadly warehouse explosion in tianjin >>> odds over a border dispute leading to the deportation of hund o

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. >> after seven weeks, storm's sent back to vienna for another meeting with aminah, the next step in the matchmaking. he shows her this video from al awlaki. >> this recording is done specifically for sister aminah. the brother who's carrying this recording is a trustworthy brother. >> what's her reaction when she's watching that video? >> she's full of joy and tears. you do really know him, she says. you do really know him. >> i hope you are well. >> then storm has her record a video for al awlaki in return. >> my brother, it's me, aminah, and i just want to tell you that right now i feel nervous, and this is very awkward for me. >> al awlaki wants a blond european wife. the plan has to work. storm convinces her to break muslim taboo and take off her head scarf. >> brother, this is me without the head scarf so you can see my hair. i hope you will be pleased with it. god will willing. >>> coming up -- >> james bond. 007. clink, clink, clink. and you know, it just opened up. >> agent storm's biggest payday yet. but all does not go as planned. >> the americans refused to speak to me fo

. >> so we are descending from the rooftop in vienna, awesome. tom does it, i'll try it. >> you met your match. >> it's been awesome. >> it was a nice closeup of your bottom, though. >> mine. >> wow. >> i closed my eyes at this moment. >> rebecca is 31, divorced and has a son. and she starred with dwayne johnson in "hercules" and she had a golden globe nom for playing queen elizabeth. it was the role that made tom want her for "rogue nation". >> i always loved mission impossible. >> where do you go next? >> how about costarring with meryl streep? >> that works. >> and meryl just hit theaters today in "ricky and the flash." >> and the new remix with olivia newton-john. >> and jennifer aniston's wedding was different than her marriage to brad. we look back and see how much jen has changed. plus a marley and me reunion. >>> closed caption provided by -- >>> can you believe it was 35 years ago that olivia newton-john hit number one with that song. her daughter chloe wasn't born yet and she is all grown up. they remake the hit and we take you behind t

it comes as european and balkan leaders are meeting at a crise summit in vienna. the u.n. refugee chief said europe's asylum system is completely dysfunctional and the e.u. needs to coordinate its response. we are covering europe's refugee crisis at every point along that perilous journey, the border between hungary, serbia and romania. we are on the greek island of lesbos, nearly half of all reef gees arrive on that island and we are on the turkey border, many refugees are from syria, turkey is their first stop on that journey west. we were talking about before we came on the air about the fact that in that particular town now, syrian refugees outnumber the local turkish population. >> yeah, a government spokesman describes it now as a syrian town, 110,000 syrians now living here against the local turkish population originally was 108,000. it's more than doubled in four years since the syrian civil war started. in all, turkey is looking after some 2 million syrian refugees, and turkey's e.u. minister has warned that his country is now at capacity. he says that if fighting

it's going to cause residual delays to wiehle, vienna and franconia so plan accordingly. we're still at the scene of the water main break. sky 9 is over the scene to show us what exactly is going on. you can see the running water that will close godleboro -- goldsboro road for a while. wssc is on scene. >>> d.c. police are working overtime to get a handle on this spike in violence that we have he' been seeing all a-- we've been seeing all across the city from shaw to southeast. we're told in two weeks police will begin an all hands on deck operation so they can get a handle on this crime. they're going to do that specifically in 5, 6 and 7th police districts. take a look at some video at 7d yesterday. amare jenkins was gunned down outside a church on east capitol street. at 13th and savannah three people were shot. a mother was killed by police after her 12-year-old son got into an argument with their 17 yearldz neighbor who had a -- 17-year-old neighbor who had a gun. 14 people were killed last month. the union blames an officer shortage for an uptick in violence. the ch

this is a truck that was parked off the a4 highway, quite near vienna, near a village called handwork, a shopping mall. the contrast could hardly be greater. only a kilometers separated this crowds from refrigerated truck where these dozens of decomposing bodies were found. more details in the cronin citing, another austrian paper. this one focuses on the fact the hot weather sped up decomposition of these bodies. they are still trying to count the number of bodies, still trying to identify them, and determine the cause of their death. to april of inner investigation, they suspected the people in this truck died of suffocation and or thirst. police believe the people in this truck were from syria. and you cannot rule out that children and women are among the dead. >> another remarkable report in venezuela. you can check out an article in the new york times, an estimated 6000 colombians have scrambled across the border -- back across the board in. they're going back to columbia. there is a crackdown underway in venezuela that has been initially did by the president of venezuela. he bla