across the ever us river from turkey into greece walked for five days and added up sleeping here in the salon icky for months the men had to take it in turns to stay awake to protect their wife and sister. i felt like committing suicide i was going mad i thought i should have stayed in my country and let the tribespeople kill me i just wasn't expecting this to toll the bill got frostbite in thick snow on the river border he can no longer bend his fingers but the blame for. any wash from me i can't even go to the total of almost self my brother has to help me there's no way i can work it's really stressful. where they took us to where they've been sleeping we realised we'd been here before in november two thousand and sixteen then it was different people all suffering the same things that winter turned out to be the coldest for decades water froze in the refugee camps greece's lack of preparation was exposed the full year on nothing has changed it's due to the fog that their fundamental rights are being violently those people don't have a house don't have access to medical care. they say

northern greece some twenty five kilometers from macedonia a small group forge ahead the first hurdle crossing the border. holding in common with as in the end of a little gun a month or. but. if . they use railway tracks and their g.p.s. phones for a guide to. reaching the border crossing in the dead of night. breaks revealing the beautiful countryside. in the darkness the group had made it into macedonia. now they set off north again to the serbian border. and then she'd been. how many on a bottle. did you want to. as the refugee crisis escalated that summer politicians in the balkans and the rest of europe was slow to appreciate its sheer scale. tens of thousands of people when left without cash or assistance left to sleep and hedge rows and open fields. before that only can the few doña konami notion and the mother give out of the convention but the could have. been sure to go for you and me. and then or let me. i had them hope that i thought how one. would sort of. handle. it. i do think. they get. to get through. thank you so much. better. you know what. right. it's. but after

churchill proposes russia has a 90% control of interest in romania versus 10% for greece and britain meanwhile would hold a 90% hold on greece versus 10% for the russians and they would split hungry and yugoslavia 5050 and divide bulgaria 75% for the russian and 25% for the british so the notion somehow roosevelt is the feeble naÏve guy who sold out eastern europe and that churchill is this anti-communist is just well frankly it's nonsense. the reality of soviet power is there. ask yourself if you think it's a serious question to say, for example, to invade north korea tomorrow morning, i mean, great powers just can't often attack one another because they disagree over certain issues. of this is the reality they were facing in the fall, 1944. churchill is desperately trying to carve out particularly increase prior to the actual british intervention. this gives you a sense of the kind of horsetrading that goes on underneath the surface. poland is not appear because poland is the big problem particularly for the british. remember, britain went to war over poland. we forget that. if hi

from the hills of northern greece the places in turkey where refugees hideouts before trying to cross easy to see the crossing countries means crossing the intimidating river ease the greece turkey border more and more refugees are attempting this route even though they know how dangerous it is. even outside the risk of drowning or dying of cold in these huge empty spaces any number of refugees have told us they've been threatens and forcibly turned around by greek police acting in coordination with frontex the european union's border agency this eighteen year old syrian was in a smugglers' boat with his younger sister was sort of intimate that the police came up to us in the boat they told us you can cross and they made us turn around these two traffickers claim they witnessed a boat load of passengers being shot at from the greek side and i can with part of it that a kid they saw the great military they threw themselves back into the dinghy and started going back but the greeks shot three bullets into the dinghy and started to sink one of them didn't know how to swim if his friend h

i'm lauren three on the river everyone it's the land border between turkey and greece but it's all for the new frontline and the european union's attempts to keep refugees out. and in sports grand slam glory at last peter is going to have all the details on caroline wozniacki it's a strange and old success. at least fourteen soldiers have been killed at an army camp in mali seventeen others were wounded when the base near timbuktu was targeted the military says it killed the seventeen other and thirty attackers and it's reclaimed control of the base it's the worst incident involving mali security forces in more than a year on a dangerous has more from abuja in nigeria. seventeen million soldiers injured in the tag are receiving treatment in hospitals sources say at least two of the attackers have been killed and i mea colonel however told that at least seventeen of the attackers have been killed there were also according to other sources there were also able to cart away six vehicles arms and ammunitions and then set fire to the rest it cannot move now this attack is one of five or six

no refugee support agencies are reporting a surgeon homelessness nurse in northern greece the region's main city thunder nikky has apparently run out of space to her as new arrivals refugee numbers are increasing as many an hour voiding the greek islands instead they're crossing over the land border from turkey in nearly every river which flows for more than one hundred fifty kilometers from bulgaria to the mediterranean sea laurence li reports now from northern greece many people believe pakistanis or iranians aren't refugees and so they cannot know what's happening in the border province of block you stand where these people come from they spoke out against tribal leaders there who want independence and they were threatened with death so they ran for it. across the ever us river from turkey into greece walked for five days and added up sleeping here in the salon icky for months the men had to take it in turns to stay awake to protect their wife and sister. i felt like committing suicide i was going mad i thought i should have stayed in my country and let the tribespeople kill me i ju

on lawrence three on the river of rock it's a land border between turkey and greece but it's all for the new front line and the european union's attempts to keep refugees out. president reject type everyone is warning that turkey's operation against kurdish fighters in syria could be extended to the border with iraq al jazeera has traveled with the turkish army as it continues its offensive to sweep fighters from the region the move risks a possible confrontation with a kurdish militia group backed by the united states a nato ally seventy deca and her cameraman jamil bustle have this report from the city of us. as we enter syria it is the free syrian army flag that flies high here we're on a media trip into as organized by the turkish authorities they take us close to where there's been fighting with the kurdish armed group turkey calls a terrorist organization turkish forces are trying to push it out of the region about the front line is just a few kilometers west of here both turkish troops and the free syrian army are taking part in all matters should we ask one of the f.s.a. figh

from the hills of northern greece the places in turkey where refugees hideouts before trying to cross easy to see the crossing countries means crossing the intimidating river ease the greece turkey border more and more refugees are attempting this route even though they know how dangerous it is. even outside the risk of drowning or dying of cold in these huge empty spaces any number of refugees have told us that confessions and forcibly turned around by greek police acting in coordination with frontex the european union's border agency this eighteen year old syrian was in a smugglers' boats with his younger sister was sort of intimate that the police came up to us in the boat they told us you can't cross and they made us turn around these two traffickers claim they witnessed a boat load of passengers being shot at from the greek side and i can with part of it that a kid they saw the great military they threw themselves back into the dinghy and started going back but the greeks shot three bullets into the dinghy and started to sink one of them didn't know how to swim if his friend hadn

which is what happened was to reduce greece's. use to increased resources. so much faster more than this he mungo's always think it's essential that they were about to. so that the record of history is absolutely crystal clear that there is no alternative what we've been hearing the same thing for years there is no will turn it into poverty inequality there is no alternative to individual lives and greed and the law of the strongest you see. it wasn't always. the people. in the accounts of one of them is that a lot of money on it so it will have got a lot of big. now tasted any time up by that. you don't even hear those in the. channel by they did. not. see. just one week later cloudy a called an extraordinary meeting with the shareholders this time the topic on the agenda was not banks not the missing mommy or relations with the town council she spoke of bones dogs sprinters running with a bag over their head and pigs and she talked about the fact that maybe she was crazy just like those people under her care but it was time to stop bumping into the windowp

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from the hills of northern greece the places in turkey where refugees hideouts before trying to cross easy to see the crossing countries means crossing the intimidating river ease the greece turkey border more and more refugees are attempting this route even though they know how dangerous it is. even outside the risk of drowning or dying of cold in these huge empty spaces any number of refugees have told us that confessions can forcibly turned around by greek police acting in coordination with frontex the european union for the agency. this eighteen year old syrian was in a smugglers' boats with his younger sister a sort of intimate that the police came up to us in the boat they told us you can't cross and they made us turn around these two traffickers claim they witnessed a boat load of passengers being shot at from the greek side and i can put part of it dedicated they saw the greek military they threw themselves back into the dinghy and started going back but the greeks shot three bullets into the dinghy and started to sink one of them didn't know how to swim if his friend hadn't h

forty-three greece the high tomorrow. a lot of the clouds around, so not as much sunshine and temperatures to our south will be in the mid 40s. we're going to wrap it up with your fox5 seven day forecast. fifty-six on thursday. 636 friday with showers, nice and mild. maybe some rain lingers into saturday. we're still 54. before we introduce three days that are cooler than average including the martin luther king holiday on mofnlt i know a lot of you may be off on that day. it will be chilly. tuesday, 48- degrees. >> the virginia general assembly kicks off its legislative session tomorrow. delegate john bell of chantilly will introduce a bill to prevent the mis treatment of pets. he wants to prohibit owners from tether ing their pets and leaving them outside. he says too many times animals are left in the extreme heat or cold. this legislation calls for a two 350d fine for and a $500 fine for the second offense. >> stay with us. we'll be right back. back. after more than 40 years, starbuckss is making its biggest menu chan

takes refugees overland to europe from istanbul in western turkey to villages near the border with greece from there the refugees have to cross the wide and dangerous river ever us which is the international front here traffickers then leave the refugees to walk for hours through forests on the greek side as honestly reports from western turkey thousands are willing to risk their lives doing it. is done bull isn't well known as a gathering point for refugees yet there is all the evidence you need that a significant smuggling operation is based here. in the central districts of people from all kinds of places. like either fast so there are a trail sri lanka pakistan. nobody wants to tell you much about their plans but they do spend a lot of time on the phones. all the refugees or try the same thing for the deal is done in the nearby coffee houses smugglers charge up to two thousand dollars. and one day turns to night some of those smugglers will tell you just how big the trade is. we do three trips a week there are others working till there's a trip every day in istanbul there are more tha

greece since 2010 has needed bailout money to avoid defaulting on its loans. it says it will stand on its own starting in september. some corporate news now. could this be the end of the largest commercial airplane in the sky? european giant airbus says it might and production of the a3 80 superjumbo. the two-story plane was supposed to revolutionize air travel with a capacity of up to 500 passengers, but it's most important customer, emirates, is not ordering enough lanes to keep the program alive. reporter: what was hoped to be the biggest success is turning into a disappointing defeat, with just over 300 planes sold empty one order. airbus says it will stop making the a380 superjumbo if it does not get more business from emirates, which is now buying planes from boeing. emirates says the dubai-based airline is key for its business. >> they are probably the only one who has the ability in the marketplace to take a minimum of six a year for a period of eight to 10 years, and we can add some on top of that. quite honestly, if we cannot work out a deal with emi

they crossed the ever us river from turkey into greece walked for five days and added up sleeping here in the salon icky for months the men had to take it in turns to stay awake to protect their wife and sister. i felt like committing suicide i was going mad i thought i should have stayed in my country and let the tribespeople kill me i just wasn't expecting this to toll the bill got frostbite in thick snow on the river border he can no longer bend his fingers but the blade for . any wash for me i can't even go to the toll upon myself my brother has to help me there's no way i can work it's really stressful. where they took us to where they've been sleeping we realised we'd been here before in november two thousand and sixteen then it was different people all suffering the same things that winter turned out to be the coldest for decades water froze in the refugee camps greece's lack of preparation was exposed the full year on nothing has changed it's due to the fog that their fundamental rights are being violently those people don't have a house don't have access to medical care what t

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they crossed the ever oss river from turkey into greece walked for five days and added up sleeping here in the salon icky for months the men had to take it in turns to stay awake to protect their wife and sister. i felt like committing suicide i was going mad i thought i should have stayed in my country and let the tribespeople kill me i just wasn't expecting this to toll the bill got frostbite in thick snow on the river border he can no longer bend his fingers but the blame for . any was from me i can't even go to the total of almost self my brother has to help me there's no way i can work it's really stressful. where they took us to where they've been sleeping we realised we'd been here before in the ember two thousand and sixteen then it was different people all suffering the same things that winter turned out to be the coldest for decades water froze in the refugee camps greece's lack of preparation was exposed the full year on nothing has changed it's due to the fog that their fundamental rights are being violently those people don't have a house don't have access to medical care.

from the hills of northern greece the places in turkey where refugees hideouts before trying to cross easy to see the crossing countries means crossing the intimidating river ease the greece turkey border more and more refugees are attempting this route even though they know how dangerous it is. even outside the risk of drowning or dying of cold in these huge empty spaces any number of refugees have told us that confessions can forcibly turned around by greek police acting in coordination with frontex the european union border agency. this eighteen year old syrian was in a smugglers boat with his younger sister who was sort of intimate that the police came up to us in the boat they told us you can't cross and they made us turn around these two traffickers claim they witnessed a boat load of passengers being shot at from the greek side and i can with part of a ticket they saw the great military they threw themselves back into the dinghy and started going back but the greeks shot three bullets into the dinghy and started to sink one of them didn't know how to swim if his friend hadn't h

refugees sleep rough on the streets of northern greece as growing numbers cross the turkish border. and coming up in sport roger federer celebrates grand slam title number twenty but says he doesn't plan to stop there and he will be hitched in a small. as it was behind an attack on a military academy enough capital kabul eleven soldiers were killed and sixteen all those injured in the gun battle. national defense university four of the attackers were also killed the same site was the target of a suicide bombing in october in which fifteen officers died this comes two days after a suicide bombing also in kabul killed at least one hundred three people afghanistan's president declared three days of mourning afghans are blaming the government for failing to improve security. and he's four people being killed in aden after what yemen's government has called an attempted coup by southern separatists the two sides are supported by different countries within the saudi led coalition who jointly fighting the rebels international aid organization oxfam is warning about the escalating violence

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germany with their families stuck elsewhere we hear the story of one family divided between germany and greece and look at why such reunifications are proving very difficult. i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show we start this program in iran where anti-government protests are sweeping the country at least twenty one people have been killed hundreds have been arrested the country's supreme leader has blamed a foreign meddling as security forces struggle to contain the boldest challenge to iran's clerical leadership in nearly a decade the american ambassador to the united nations dickie halley has called for an emergency session of the u.n. security council on the situation after six days of demonstrations protesters are showing no signs of backing down. video footage reaching dortch avella through social media shows the extent of the unrest spreading across iran. the violence which has rocked the country for nearly a week appears if anything to be escalating. these pictures from the central province of is for hun unverified. official state television says six people died this protes

join them in germany but how long will it take mom and dad to break out of your a cross of limbo in greece. i'm filled welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump past launched a scathing attack on his former chief strategist ahead of the release of a new less than flattering book in a statement to mr trump said that steve ballmer not only lost his job he also lost his mind just about in his closing quoted in the book as saying that donald trump jr's meeting in two thousand and sixteen with a group of russians was treasonous president trumps a lengthy statement to blame steve bartman for helping write what he calls a phony book. well this is a lot in the last few minutes let's go get go to washington and for more from our correspondent causton phenomena welcome coston president trump made these comments in a statement an official statement rather than one of his infamous tweets is a sign that he's worried by the contents of this book one of these chose that some of the people around him so worried about this whole discussion that they put their heads together and apparently came tog

collapse and recession that followed the largest recent drops in numbers were recorded in cyprus and greece now if we take a look at the highest and lowest unemployment levels among members states the top five highest levels were recorded in greece at twenty point six percent spain at sixteen point seven percent italy at eleven point one ten point five and cyprus at ten point two percent in terms of the lowest unemployment figures those can be seen in the czech republic two point seven percent malta three point five germany at three point six hungary at four point one and great britain four point two now germany is considered europe's largest economy and a powerhouse within the e.u. the unemployment figures there have hit a record low in fact those are said to be the lowest in decades eurostar which defines unemployment based on the un's international labor organizations guidelines estimates suggest that over eighteen million people in the e.u. twenty eight of whom over fourteen million were in the euro area were unemployed in october twenty seventeen compared with the same time the previou

has the toss to find a more permanent solution mechanism to relocate their arrivals from greece and italy but still there's this fierce opposition from eastern countries and still there's no solution in sight but all agree the current dubbin rules do not work so we have to find a solution and also the budget is a aspect of that because many people say you can't have money if you do don't take migrants so dirty is not a one way street.

police in greece are fired tear gas at protesters outside parliament in athens. this is politicians voted through a new series of austerity measures that needed to trigger a final round of bailout loans it also includes controversial legislation making it more difficult for workers to strike which has angered the unions greece hopes to end its reliance on international bailouts by august remaining as prime minister has resigned after losing party support routing social democratic party withdrew backing from a high to do is a in an overwhelming vote on monday it comes after a power struggle between today and the party chairman last week to those there and he held the position of prime minister for six months. events are taking place across the united states to mark the birthday of civil rights leader martin luther king jr in washington d.c. a wreath was laid at his monument a statue called stone of hope king fought for racial equality in the u.s. until he was assassinated in one nine hundred sixty eight is iconic i have a dream speech and advocacy for nonviolent p

are time for business now javier is here going to talk about saving money l stary and greece again we've heard that before but it definitely end it is a topic that is a problem for many people in the country a slim majority in the greek parliament has approved a new package of economic reforms and spending cuts passage of the bill means greece will continue to receive international bailout money throughout the summer new measures in the controversial bill were limits on the union's right to strike as well as a more efficient property foreclosure process more than ten thousand people demonstrated against the bill before the parliament building greece which sends twenty ten has needed bailout money to avoid defaulting on its loans says it will stand on its own starting in september. some corporate news now and could this be the end of the largest commercial airplane in the sky european giant airbus says it might end production of the a three eighty super jumbo a two story plane was supposed to revolutionize air travel with a capacity of up to five hundred passengers but its most important

thousands of people taking to the streets in northern greece to call for the republic of macedonia to change its name protest to say the neighbors can't use macedonia as it's also the name of the group province the two countries have been locked in dispute over the name ever since macedonia declared independence from yugoslavia in one nine hundred ninety one greece's objections have left macedonia without an officially recognized name means the country can join international organizations like make to. at least one person died in the fighting between protesters and police in honduras as demonstrations continue against the reelection of president juan orlando have nanda is defeated opposition candidate salvador unless rada joined demonstrators on the streets of the capital. and they accuse the authorities of manipulating the results of november's election dozens of people have been killed and hundreds more jailed since hernandez was declared the winner last month. sundance film festival is one of the world's leading platforms for independence cinema film showcase their often deal with

over five thousand people died between libya and italy or turkey and greece. the following film was first broadcast in two thousand and seven well before today's conflicts in the middle east. then many european migrants were using another less publicized route to a better life. this is the southernmost outpost of for chris europe. to. get its all mainland africa opposite the straits of gibraltar. mediterranean angler. it's one of the last vestiges of spanish rule in north america. it's been european for more than five hundred years and madrid insists it will never relinquish control. recent visit by the spanish monarch highlighted the ongoing tension over the status and future of so-to. spain has also cordoned it off from playing comparison with another war in another place so you're. either. in the list or. the crossing between morocco and spain has become a magnet for tens of thousands of workers and migrants legal and illegal. but this is the back door into the prosperous european union and the hope of a better economic future. within the town of so is anot

takes refugees overland to europe from istanbul in western turkey to villages near the border with greece from there the refugees have to cross the wide and dangerous river everal switches the international frontier traffickers then leave them to walk for hours through forests on the greek side as lauren sleeve reports now from western turkey thousands are still willing to risk their lives to make their way to europe istanbul isn't well known as a gathering point for refugees yet there is all the evidence you need but a significant smuggling operation is based here. in the central districts of people from all kinds of places. like either fast so eritrea sri lanka pakistan. nobody wants to tell you much about their plans but they do spend a lot of time on the phones. all the refugees are tried the same thing how the deal is done in the nearby coffee houses smugglers charge up to two thousand dollars. and when day turns to night some of those smugglers will tell you just how big the traders. we do three trips a week there are others working to the trip every day in istanbul there are more t

controversial legislation making it was difficult for workers to strike which is angered the unions greece hopes to end its war on its own international bailouts by august tens of thousands of jobs are at risk following the collapse of the u.k. construction and services giant karelian the company's been forced into liquidation after banks refused to bail out its three billion dollars of debt british government says it will ensure there's no disruption to public services but there are calls for a public inquiry paul brennan reports from london. the sheer scale of karelians business activities reaches into almost every aspect of british life really in and its contractors are involved in managing hundreds of schools hospitals and prisons for maintaining thousands of military homes clearly it's also a major infrastructure company involved in constructing the multi-billion dollar high speed to rail link as well as multimillion dollar hospital and transportation projects. it's collapse essential to the cardoza government and cast grave uncertainty over the livelihoods of tens of thousands of wor

. >>> what you're looking at is a very steep ravine on the island of crete and greece. the animal shelter has been called in because there's some abandoned puppies up there. they have to get the puppies out because they face falling down that steep hill or there's a roadway nearby and they could run out to the road and get run over, but the puppies are deep beneath all that underbrush and those branches. [ whistling ]. >> that's not going to be easy to get to. look at how dense that is. >> the closer they get to the puppies, the deeper the puppies go in. so they're armed with some gardening shears and basically just cutting their way to them. >> come on, pups. >> finally you see a little tail wiggling. >> come on. >> they're bigger than i thought. >> they believe these pups are about eight weeks old. they also believe that they have never been held by humans. so they had to get used to human touch and all that. see the looks on their faces? >> i want it. >> here is the funny thing, charity, even they're in greece, they're available for international adoption. >> look at

even even spain there are less at the moment could destabilize the situation arguably series or in greece of sold it all out if they can only come on our debt and there are they haven't russian elections of course it'll take quite some time not in the year after yes but i'm just saying jack there are and if putin doesn't win in march twenty eighth that will be quite quite an upset your career sic backing backing someone in the polls i think polling of one percent you're creating a spirit jeopardy there i think i think they have been ever to be looking to russia because the fee for world cup in june there are so many stories about the evils of this fever world cup i mean this is interesting because the usa didn't qualify iran will be there let alone a host of other nations we can expect all sorts of strange people. the whole world at large on a small football pitch and as you say someone like the contestants they're unlikely iran is very proud of it's was thinking about england actually ten months time the final break that deal before our departure from the european union in march now next

they were greecing light polls to keep fans from climbing on them after the game. that is definitely not something you see every day. with you thinks of people flock ing to the city for the game parking restrictions are in full effect all around broad seat. philadelphia police want to know there quill be no parking on broad street from south street to the stadium complex. this includes the median strip as well so no parking on the broad street immediate yup. they have been in effect since 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. they will remain in effect until 3:00 a.m. no parking signs are posted a long broad street. show us your support for the birds this weekend. connect with us by gathering up and taking a picture. use hashtag cbs3 on instagram and twitter post. while we're not on the air you can stay up to date with the latest eagles news our website. we have fansi/úço" stories, juo cbs philly.com/eagles. still ahead medrol gis i'm a small business, but i have... big dreams... and big plans. so how do i make the efforts of 8 employees... feel like 50? how can i share new

he was in greece. lemonis: oh, you were in greece. who are these pictures of? -zoe: that's my mom's parents. petros: yeah, and a little push cart in baltimore. zoe: in baltimore, where they were hand-rolling chocolates, and my dad came over. he learned the trade. george: i love to work for my kids. lemonis: it's nice to have your children support you. george: oh, yes. i think that's the most important, to love each other. lemonis: this place is -- it got a lot bigger. -petros: yeah, right. -lemonis: it goes back even -- petros: it goes back farther, yeah. lemonis: holy... petros: this is the kitchen, where we manufacture everything. lemonis: oh, my gosh. i just want to see the process. petros: so we're boiling the cream, and we have our raw chocolate, a little butter. lemonis: can i stir it? oh, yeah. petros: so this is gonna cool. after it cools, we'll cut it into squares. it'll go through the enrober and get covered in chocolate.- -lemonis: in plain chocolate. -petros: right. lemonis: why don't you do some basic things like chocolate-covered pretzels and choc

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thirty greece in the district. twentys for most everybody else with the possibility of a patch or two of fog as well as some ice. tomorrow we may start out with a bit of sun, but i think it's going to be more clouds than sun with a trevment 43 greece. tt' time of year. a chilly start for sure with high pressure light overhead. we've seen a lot of cooling tonight. afternoon clouds we recover only to the 40s. as we look at your planner we are going to be seeing a cool interpret at eight in the morning of 44. 41-degree s by noon and 43 by the time we get to 4:00. what about that rain? it looks like it's going to get in here thursday night and into frism the showers would be mostly in the evening hours. i think after 8:00 on thumplets nice to hit 56 on thursday. sixty-three with a good amount of showers ahead. we may see those lingering into the first part of saturday. that front brings a cool shot in here. we feel on thursday back to 34. monday, mlk and then 32- degrees on tuesday. enjoy the thaw, but watch the ice. i

let's compare it to what is happening in greece. the search for yield has sent investors to strange places, and i would not say greece is a strange place, but the search for yield has sent investors to many parts of the globe. the blue line is the greek two-year yield. the u.s. two-year yield was just over 1%. the u.s. two-year yield is now above the greek two-year. , it is the interest rate expectations and economic growth and the improving fortunes of greece. let's put it a bit more and perspective. back in 2007, this greek two-year yield touched 259%. the u.s. two-year back then was 4.5%. there is not much liquidity in the greek market, but on a day of bonds, this is the chart that caught my eye. .onnie: you sold it how could anybody argue with that conviction? the very first line, you did not have to say anything else. it is 1-1 now. i want the two of you back in for a tiebreaker. we will be talking with u.s. chamber of commerce president and ceo thomas donohue. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton with first word new

we are going to end up being another greece and maybe another detroit. that's where our country's going. >> bret: if you look at the national debt clock, it stands at 20.6 trillion. there are republicans and democrats who have found the light when it comes deficit debt. what do you think about that? >> this president is very concerned about the debt and deficit. he's not responsible for the way it's exploded over the last several administrations but we can only look at that and not consider our crumbling roads and bridges. upwards of 50,000 bridges i've read in some reports are in disrepair. air traffic control system designed for a time when we had 100,000 passengers annually. we have no close to 1 billion annually flying through the system. we would think this is a nonpartisan issue crying out for bipartisan support we hope it i is. this president is committed to invest at least $1 trillion in the infrastructure and bring the permitting process down to two years. it is done in other countries, like australia. they give plenty of time from april to comm

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martin is mates not sentiment isn't it now refugees trying to enter greece through its northern land border with turkey have told al-jazeera they have been threatened and forced to go back in breach of international humanitarian law they claim it happened near the river which flows for more than one hundred fifty kilometers from bulgaria to the mediterranean sea the greek police have denied these allegations are enslaved as a report from northern greece. from the hills of northern greece the places in turkey where refugees hide out before trying to cross easy to see the crossing countries means crossing the intimidating river it's ease the grease to people more and more refugees are attempting this route even though they know how dangerous it seems. even outside the risk of drowning or dying of cold in these huge empty spaces any number of refugees have told us that confessions can forcibly turned around by greek police acting in coordination with from texas the european union border agency. this eighteen year old syrian was in a smugglers' boats with his younger sister it was sort o

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takes refugees overland to europe in from istanbul in western turkey to villages near the border with greece from there they have to cross the wide and dangerous river everest's which is the international front here traffickers then leave them to walk for hours through fall on the greek side laurens live reports from western turkey thousands are willing to risk their lives by taking this new route is dumble isn't well known as a gathering point for refugees yet there is all the evidence you need that a significant smuggling operation is based here. in the central districts of x. arrive people from all kinds of places like ina fast so eritrea sri lanka pakistan nobody wants to tell you much about their plans but they do spend a lot of time on the phones all the refugees are tried the same thing how the deal is done in the nearby coffee houses smugglers charge up to two thousand dollars and when day turns tonight some of those smugglers will tell you just how big the trade is. we do three trips a week there are others working two of the trip every day in istanbul there are more than fifty smug

refugee crisis this business turning a lot of misery into a little bit of hope and happiness made in greece here at least the exercise in integration is going well. i think it's a great improvement for the area and people can get to know what these refugees and organizations are doing but lisa campbell knows they're really only scratching the surface of a much bigger problem i want to know that i've done made a difference in these lives. and maybe the example somebody else can pick up and maybe other people can do the same thing to help those thousands upon thousands of other things. but it's a start and the bags are selling like hotcakes online and that's our show for this week but remember you can get in touch with us five twitter use the hash tag a.j. seat and see when you do or drop us an e-mail counting the cost down to zero dot net is our address there's more for you online that al-jazeera dot com slash c t c that will take you straight to our page which has individual reports links and entire episodes for you to catch up on. for this edition of counting the cost i'm sam is a dance fr