the movement here in greece really fought for opening the border and giving human conditions for. housing or all of this to people of course in greece because when we saw than the faces of the refugees who are caught the situation sometimes is much worse in greece we have met this at the met there's hope for august recess and musician shows that look man then you want to stand by squads of god been done in greece grace just comes from above comes from the government but have also and you're not department that have organized or these attacks a lot of attacks that were all. organized for guests appear before i would say from two thousand and ten to two thousand and fifteen but the data. are less precise wasn't mad and the police and the government look to a crackdown against and you're not just hundreds and more than one thousand people to the west bank they were caught up at about or be subtypes they fell or much too sometimes and not two of the hundreds in the house and the. most of the tax increase they were related with then you're not been done they are not on trial yet or. th

they didn't know what direction greece was in. so that's the reason why over 3,000 people were lost at sea, and many of these people, they don't know how to swim or they've purchased life jackets that are made in china and are actually filled with plants or foam, so they're fake life jackets even. so that's why the journey is so perilous and so many people lost their lives. >> and actually, while we were there, when we were on the island of lesbos, a boat came in, or a boat was trying to come in, and capsized, and most of the people on that boat were lost. >> i know that your group is doing a lot to help the refugees. >> yes. >> in particular. what are you hoping that these interfaith trips will do? >> yes. we're so excited to be running these interfaith trips, and we're going to continue to run about two or three a year, so if your community is interested in running one through israaid, please get in touch with us. you can visit our website. but we're really hoping to continue to run these trips because it's so important for peop

the movement here in greece bradley fought for opening the border and giving human conditions for. and for housing for all of this to people of course in greece because you we saw it in the faces of the refugees who are on top that situation sometimes it's much worse in greece we have madness but at the moment there's hope for august recess and musician shows up mcmunn and then he wanted. to do it by squads of the golden dawn in greece gracie's comes from about to come from the government but have also and you're going to pardon that have organized or these attacks a lot of attacks that were all. organized for us from the period before i would say from two thousand and ten to two thousand and fifteen that's the day that the. august recess wasn't mad and the police and the government moved to a crackdown against then you're not just hundreds and more than one thousand people they were spam they were caught after that or be subtypes they fell or goes to war sometimes and not two of the hundreds in the house and the. most of the tax increase they were really good with and you're not p

the movement here in greece really fought for opening the border and given human conditions for. for housing or all of the stupid ones of course in greece because when we saw that the faces of the refugees who are caught the situation sometimes is much worse in greece we have met this at the met there is no for august recess and musician shows up to look man and then he wanted. to do it by squads of god been done in greece grace just comes from above comes from the government but have also and you're not department that have organized or the subtypes a lot of acts that were all. organized for guests appear before i would say from two thousand and ten to two thousand and fifteen but the data. are less precise wasn't mad and the putting it and the government look to cut down to get in your ninety's and hundreds and more than one thousand people they were stamped they were cut up about or be subtypes they fell almost to the wall sometimes not to the hundreds in the house and the. most of the cracks in greece they were related with then you're not been done they are known try other.

the movement here in greece really fought for opening the border and giving human conditions for. for housing or all of this to people of course in greece because when we saw that the faces of the refugees who are caught the situation sometimes is much worse in greece we have met this at the met there's hope for august recess and musician shows that look man and he wanted. to do it by squads of god been done in greece grace just comes from above comes from the government but have also and you're not department that have organized or be subtypes a lot of acts that were all. organized or guest appear before i would say from two thousand and ten to two thousand and fifteen but the data. are less precise wasn't mad and the putting it and the government look to cut government is that you're not just hundreds and more than one thousand people they will stamp it was cut up about or be subtypes they fell almost to the wall sometimes not to the hundreds in the hours and the. most of the tax increase they were related with then you're not been done they are no one try other. period in two t

in so-called reception centers as they did we feel like animals are not human there's no italy and greece can all cope with the influx of refugees the e.u. is also at a loss. there's no notion that this is a joint european responsibility doesn't open the e.u. shouldn't provide cash it needs internal structures instead the u.s. making controversial deals with third party states like you the heads of government are trying to seal off the european union to stop if possible any refugees reaching the e.u. one. europe is divided over how to deal with the crisis now the force of the idea of solidarity remains a difficult issue why can't the e.u. get the refugee crisis under control. on the greek island of samar side join frank roberts he and his team from the german federal police have been patrolling the waters between greece and turkey for the european border agency frontex and when it comes to it saving lives. what are you expecting when you set off their own group of paid for anything that's nothing strange here the still people smuggling in migrant boats arriving. if we see an old. frank ro

pledged to help greece and italy. the plan was to redistribute some ninety eight thousand asylum seekers among other e.u. member states but well under a third of that number had actually been relocated by autumn twenty seventeen the greeks feel let down and have barely drawn on extra e.u. funds to expand the camps and improve conditions most greek islanders opposed bigger and more permanent facilities they don't see why they should shoulder the e.u.'s refugee problem alone his local man no longer believes the relocation system will be implemented. the islands of the north indian cannot stand anymore to have hotspots because accommodation fastbreak which is a condition said all of these doctors administration. guard policeman i think that some member states are covered or marks behind the situation and not accepting if you g.'s not fulfilling their grim and that will sign. a strain just over a kilometer wide separates the greek island some hours from turkey in twenty sixteen the turkish coast guard intercepted almost f

italy and greece cannot cope with the influx of refugees the e.u. is also at a loss. its feet that there's no notion that this is a joint european responsibility doesn't opihi you shouldn't provide cash it needs internal structures instead the u.s. making controversial deals with third party states like you and the heads of government are trying to seal off the european union to stop if possible any refugees reaching the e.u. one europe is divided over how to deal with the crisis now the force of the idea of solidarity remains a difficult issue why can't the e.u. get the refugee crisis under control. on the greek island of samar side join frank rockety and his team from the german federal police have been patrolling the waters between greece and turkey for the european border agency frontex and when it comes to it saving lives. what are you expecting when you set off fifteen and we're prepared for anything that's nothing's changed here there's still people smuggling and migrant boats arriving and we see it all. frank rockety switches off the light so people smugglers

to stay in greece the youth the same greece and to be there when greece and goes back to development and growth now we understand that greek prime minister alexey press will be having a series of meetings tomorrow here in davos is there a point that you would like him to hammer home to his counterparts to call the youth to stay there to will be leaving grace and maybe to communicate to success stories that happened the last five fears because maybe of the economic crisis all right does he care of gentes go from what and volta greek and company which is having a surprising success story out of what was a very and continues to be a painful crisis brant yeah it is interesting to see to the optimism that she has there considering what we are now what we've all seen happening in greece and in the eurozone in the last couple of years with the euro crisis speaking of europe tomorrow is going to be the day when european leaders take to the stage in davos we have the german chancellor angela merkel we have the french president will back on both delivering speeches tomorrow what are you what a

in greece the youth the same greece and to be there when greece and goes back to development and growth now we understand that greek prime minister alexey press will be having a series of meetings tomorrow here in davos is there a point that you would like him to hammer home to his counterparts to call the youth to stay there to be leaving grace and to maybe to communicate old to success stories that happened the last five years because maybe of the economic crisis all right does he care of gentes go from what and volta greek and it company which is having a surprising success story out of what was a very and continues to be a painful crisis brant yeah it is interesting to see to the optimism that she has there considering what we are not what we've all seen happening in greece and in the eurozone in the last couple of years with the euro crisis speaking of europe tomorrow is going to be the day when european leaders take to the stage in davos we have the german chancellor angela merkel we have the french president will back on both delivering speeches tomorrow what are you what are you

this one was going back and i was no i'm joking this one moving to greece. but the one where john navigation lights go picked up. now the lights of the other boats have also come in to sign with the start up i said up front there are three under that is the other one a migrant boat i'd say so yeah it's being lit up. believing we'll go in front of it it doesn't look. much and offered. a rubber crammed full of refugees. it has reached greek waters there also children of all the police are trying to avert a disaster but the refugees surrounded by police boats become panic stricken and on which he said calls for the treacherous cliffs. card you're holding up their children. as if it's larger dangerous for them to land. that they're not stopping. for those are their mothers tell them we're german yes they should stop the boat it's not simple stop the boat guns i'm falcons i don't want any it's i should stop you're going on i've been. refugees it's hard to tell exactly which coast guard they're dealing with. they won't stop but they endanger if they come to the cl

in greece to use the same greece and to be there when greece and goes back to development and growth now we understand that greek prime minister alexey press will be having a series of meetings tomorrow here in davos is there a point that you would like him to hammer home to his counterparts to call the youth to stay there to believe in grace and maybe to communicate ode to success stories that happened last five fierce because maybe of the economic crisis all right does he care of chance go from what and volta greek and company which is having a surprising success story out of what was a very and continues to be a painful crisis brant yeah it is interesting to see to the optimism that she has there considering what we are now what we've all seen happening in greece and in the eurozone in the last couple of years with the euro crisis speaking of europe tomorrow is going to be the day when european leaders take to the stage in davos we have the german chancellor angela merkel we have the french president will back on both delivering speeches tomorrow what are you what are you expectin

in greece the youth the same greece and to be there when greece and goes back to development and growth now we understand that greek prime minister alexis tsipras will be having a series of meetings tomorrow here in davos is there a point that you would like him to hammer home to his counterparts to call the youth to stay there to be living grace and to maybe to communicate old to success stories that happened the last five years because maybe of the economic crisis all right to see carrot gents go from what and volta greek and its company which is having a surprising success story out of what was a very and continues to be a painful crisis brant yeah it is interesting to see to the optimism that she has there considering what we were not what we've all seen happening in greece and in the eurozone in the last couple of years with the euro crisis speaking of europe tomorrow is going to be the day when european leaders take to the stage in davos we have the german chancellor angela merkel we have the french president both delivering speeches tomorrow what do you what are you expecting and

greece the youth the same greece and to be there when greece and goes back to the development and growth now we understand that greek prime minister alexey press will be having a series of meetings tomorrow here in davos is there a point that you would like him to hammer home to his counterparts to call the youth to stay there to believe in grace and maybe to communicate the success stories that happened the last five years because maybe of the economic crisis all right to see carrot gentz go from what and volta greek and it's a company which is having a surprising success story out of what was a very and continues to be a painful crisis brant yeah and it's interesting to see to the optimism that she has there considering what we are not what we've all seen happening in greece and in the eurozone in the last couple of years with the euro crisis speaking of europe tomorrow is going to be the day when european leaders take to the stage in davos we have the german chancellor angela merkel we have the french president will back on both delivering speeches tomorrow what are you what are you e

angela merkel the heads of government of france italy and greece are all expected to attend. and we'll have full coverage of that. and that wraps up this edition of the news for all of us here in berlin thanks for the company will be back at the top of the hour with more world news. such. takes it personally. with all the wonderful people and stories that make the game so special. for all true. followers like. clamor that football long line. they make a commitment. they find solutions. inspiring. africa clucks stories about people making a difference shaping their nation eleven and their continent. on his new multimedia series for africa. dot com click on the most. the tell you live epidaurus begins like sam any of the mythical stories of greece with the beautiful woman and a god in love then it was. he was upon a god of the mirrors of. sheba. her childhood lovely it's where epidaurus is now and she abandoned. a herd of goats gave the infant food herdsman's dog protected and kept it. and when the goats head went looking for his goats he found the child surrounded with bright

then apollo and when the cult of asklepios spread in greece in the fifth century b.c. the sun came to be worshiped alongside his father apollo and finally supplanted him apollo had been the god of all the arts including the art of healing it's clear pierce was the god of therapeutic healing alone in the fourth century b.c. the sanctuary became a pilgrim site and healing center allured of the ancient world nowadays tourists the pilgrims of our times come here less for the remains of that sanctuary than to see the best preserved of ancient greek theatres one of the principal tourist sites in greece and who can blame to see in a field of stones the center of a great sanctuary requires a powerful imagination. the temple of escape yes with its votive shines the avatar the whole set apart for therapeutic sleep and the thoughts and it magic secular build. time has cost down in most of the stands at the door as was devastated by earthquakes in five twenty two and five fifty one eighty. six. the museum conveys an impression of the sanctuaries ancient splendor the little that su

i'm lauren flee on the river 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 grand slam glory at the last we'll have the details of carline was the case this truly an open success. through trying to rape. victims and it's going to. hello there things are turning cooler for us now in the southeast in parts of china so thanks to this weather system here this is bringing in that cool air it's bringing us a lot of snow there on sunday less snow on monday but still plenty of coldness but that shanghai is a maximum three degrees that's cold and for us in hong kong our maximum will only be twelve and that will feel cool for us a bit further towards the south and we've been watching some very heavy downpours across parts of the philippines and that system responsible is here gradually making its way towards the west it has given us some very heavy rains and more still to come but as we head through sunday and into monday the main focus of the right will edge away towards the west in behind it so jus

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 its ease the greece turkey border and more refugees are attempting this route even though they know how dangerous cities. even outside the risk of drowning or dying of cold in these huge empty spaces any number of refugees have told us that been threatened and forcibly turned around by greek police acting infiltration with frontex the european union's border agency. this eighteen year old syrian was in a smugglers' boats with his younger sister it 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 could with 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 it started to sink one of them didn't know how to swim if his fr

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refugee support agencies are reporting a search and homelessness in northern greece the region's main city thessaloniki has apparently right out of space to house new arrivals i think the numbers are increasing as many are now avoiding the greek islands and stead there crossing over the land border from turkey near the everest river which was for more than four hundred fifty kilometer from bulgaria to the mediterranean sea are in say reports 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 blocky 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 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'

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' boats with his younger sister it was sort of a myth 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 get the 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 it started to sink one of them didn't know how to swim if his friend ha

luke. >> greece. >> greece. rachel: the horizon is critical, greece. subadra: greece. lisa: unexpected big surge in inflation or unexpected big drop off in growth? luke. luke: inflation. rachel: inflation. subadra: inflation. julie: everybody agrees. subadra rajappa, luke hickmore, rachel golder thank you so much. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ yousef: welcome to "best of bloomberg markets: middle east," i am yousef gamal el-din. keep the cuts, opec and russia outputs no early end to curbs and signal readiness to extend the deal into 2019. we speak to the world's two most par 4 energy ministers. ipo is stillmco likely.

luke. >> greece. >> greece. rachel: the horizon is critical, greece. subadra: greece. lisa: the last one is, unexpected big surge in inflation or unexpected big drop off in growth? luke. luke: inflation. rachel: inflation. subadra: inflation. julie: alright, everybody agrees. subadra rajappa, luke hickmore, rachel golder thank you so much. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. this is bloomberg's"bloomberg etf iq" where we focus on the risk and rewards of exchange-traded funds. ♪ scarlet: we have more than $1 billion dollars flowing into capital index funds, and we get a nation of why something these funds are freeloaders. investors short the vix, and we speak with the executive behind

refugee support agencies are reporting a surge in homelessness in northern greece the region's main city thessaloniki has apparently run out of space to house new arrivals refugee numbers are increasing as many is now or are avoiding the greek islands and stead there crossing over the land border from turkey near the everest river which flows far from more than four hundred fifty kilometers from bulgaria to the mediterranean sea laurence li reports 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 blocky 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 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 w

still to come on the program refugees sleep rough on the streets of northern greece as growing numbers across the turkish border. by china's interest in this undersea plateau rich in minerals and gas is the focus of protests in the philippines. welcome back it remains pretty chilly across central and southern parts of china taiwan and indeed across parts of indochina to temperatures here about six or seven degrees below where they should be at this time of year shanghai seeing temperatures just beginning to rise a little bit as we head through nice twenty four hours but still hanoi looking rather cloudy some drizzle pretty miserable conditions here once you get across into laos a mere modern temperatures are where they should be at this time of year into the high twenty's and low thirty's across into south asia the satellite imagery shows some showers pushing into ward sri lanka so the risk of a few showers turning up for colombo during the course of tuesday otherwise all dry and fine to say fine across northern parts of pakistan india through towards bangladesh we still have problems

and when the cult of asklepios spread in greece in the fifth century b.c. the son came to be worshiped alongside his father apollo and finally supplanted him apollo had been the god of all the arts including the art of healing asklepios was the god of therapeutic healing alone in the fourth century b.c. the sanction became a pilgrim sight and healing center a lot of the ancient world nowadays tourists the pilgrims of our times come here less for the remains of that sanctuary than to see the best preserved of ancient greek theatres one of the principal tourist sites in greece and who can blame them to see in a field of stones the center of a great sanctuary requires a powerful imagination. the temple of a script with its votive shines the abbot on the whole set apart for therapeutic sleep and the thumb and it magic secular build. time has cost down most of the stans epidaurus was devastated by earthquakes in five twenty two and five fifty one a.d. . the museum conveys an impression of the sanctuary's ancient splendor the little that survives is exhibited bad

forces say they were arresting more and more refugees and migrants on the land border with northern greece the most popular route had been crossing the a.g.n. but a new way has now emerged that the new route takes refugees overland to 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 every else which is the international front here traffickers then leave them to walk for hours through forests on the greek side as lawrence lee reports now from western turkey thousands all willing to risk their lives doing it is jungle isn't well load is a gathering point for refugees yet there is all the evidence you need that a significant smuggling operation is based. in the central districts of people from all kinds of places. fast so there are a trail sri lanka pakistan. may be able to tell you much about their plans but they do spend a lot of time. 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 one day turns tonig

from the hills of northern greece the places in turkey where refugees hideouts before trying to cross easy to see but crossing countries means crossing the intimidating. it's 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 when 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' 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 came with 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 it started to sink one of them didn't know how to swim if his frie

aid agencies say there's been a surge in homelessness among refugees in northern greece the country's second largest city has apparently run out of space to howe's new arrivals refugees are avoiding the greek islands and are instead crossing over the land border with turkey they're often forced to pass through the everest river aren't reports from. many people believe pakistanis or iranians own 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 run for it. they cross the river from turkey into greece walked for five days and added up sleeping here intestinal nikki 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. for.

refugees trying to enter greece through its northern border with turkey have told al-jazeera they've been threatened and forced back by greek police violation. of international law they say it happened near the end for us river which flows from more than one hundred fifty kilometers from bulgaria to the mediterranean sea the police have denied the allegations long sleeve reports 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 ever else river it's ease the greece turkey border more and more refugees are attempting this route even though they know have dangerous cities. 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 from texas the european union border agency these eighteen year old syrian was in a smugglers boat with his younger sister. then the police came up to us in the boat they tol

luke. >> greece. >> greece. rachel: the horizon is critical, greece. subadra: greece. lisa: the last one is, unexpected big surge in inflation or unexpected big drop off in growth? luke. luke: inflation. rachel: inflation. subadra: inflation. julie: alright, everybody agrees. subadra rajappa, luke hickmore, rachel golder thank you so much. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ . . ♪ scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. this is bloomberg's"bloomberg etf iq" where we focus on the risk and rewards of exchange-traded funds. ♪ scarlet: we have more than $1 billion flowing into capital index funds, and we get a nation of why something these funds are freeloaders. a stunning lack of volatility in stocks. investors short the vix, and we

which is what happened the goal was to reduce greece's. is to increase greece's indebtedness. challenge last year more than this young girl was always saying it she somehow they're going to move out. 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 alternative to poverty inequality there is no alternative to individual lives and greed and the law of the strongest this is this is a. leave. for the. people. in the towns of one of. you all and when i got it i made the now tell it to any sum up by a. little here anyway you don't think most of. us turn up either. not. just one week later cloudy or called an extraordinary meeting with the shareholders this time the topic on the agenda was not banks not the missing money or relations with the town council 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 window pane like a fly wants to esca

money the balkan route as it was becoming known went from greece through macedonia serbia and hungary eventually leading to austria and germany the most popular target for asylum seekers. by the middle of twenty fifteen the flood of syrian and iraqi refugees into europe meant anti migrant sentiment in some countries was hardening. but germany under chancellor merkel was bucking the trend and its supporters remained. a safe haven back and only providing refugees could reach it. when the club are now. there are only. michoud wrong. one of my more. with burma action. one of. the how to do more do dips oreo the oldest yes you will how to. listen to. the fia and he doesn't quote me on you as with i have yet. to. be foolin here and the. sun would be. good to hear you scream. johnny in the. spirit she. should be. listening to the show me. to the human. northern greece some twenty five kilometers from macedonia a small group forge ahead the first hurdle crossing the border. holding in common with as indian a little gun in my thought but has got a few new dark huge mine which while in the top

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 it's 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 these eighteen year old syrian was in a smugglers boat with his younger sister. 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 again 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 it started to sink one of them didn't know how to swim if his friend hadn't helped him he w

how much more stary to greece can take. well the unemployment figure has gradually been climbing down it is now at twenty point seven percent which is the best figure greece has had since the beginning of this crisis but it is still a whopping great number it's one in five working people and for the young it's. about forty percent so all of these figures that you quote the result of an accumulation of businesses going bust over the last eight years not enough new jobs being created not enough bank credit being released into the marketplace to fund new enterprises and really no tax incentives to help any of this happened because the government has absolutely no wiggle room on relaxing any of the taxes whether it's corporate or personal income or sales tax there are high taxes across the board so when the government says it hopes for a recovery will everyone takes that with a pinch of salt don't forget last year greece was meant to have two point seven percent growth it is going to be somewhere in the neighborhood of one perc

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 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 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 it started to sink one of them didn't know how to swim if his friend had

>> greece. rachel: the horizon is critical, greece. subadra: greece. lisa: the last one is, what is the more likely risk in the near-term, unexpected big surge in inflation or unexpected big drop off in growth? luke: inflation. rachel: inflation. subadra: inflation. julie: alright, everybody agrees. subadra rajappa, luke hickmore, rachel golder thank you so much. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. this is bloomberg's "etf iq," where we focus on the risk and rewards of exchange-traded funds. ♪ scarlet: we have more than $1 billion dollars flowing daily into passive funds. we discussed the distortions of the process. but a stunning lack of a volatility astounds. we speak with the executive

luke: greece. rachel: the horizon is critical, greece. subadra: greece. lisa: the last one is, unexpected big surge in inflation or unexpected big drop off in growth? luke. luke: inflation. rachel: inflation. subadra: inflation. julie: alright, everybody agrees. subadra rajappa, luke hickmore, rachel golder thank you so much. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ david: what was the human genome project? dr. collins: it is basically the entire instruction book for an organism. david: was it harder to discover the human genome or be appointed by two different presidents? dr. collins: both of those had certain challenges. david: how much longer do you think people can keep increasing their longevity? dr. collins: we might figure out how to achieve that by tinkering with the biology. david: what is the single greatest health challenge the united states faces today? dr. collins: more people died of opioid overdoses than car wrecks last year. it is just unbelievable. >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was f

which is what helped was to reduce greece's. notify is to increase greece's in the news. so much faster that he was always there it's just that how they're not going to pick. it up. 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 alternative to poverty inequality there is no alternative to individual lives and greed and the law of the strongest this is this is a. leader with. the. people. in the towns of one of. the me on so well and when i got it out between us i just did any sum up by that. you know you don't thing where there's an interim rules of make us channel by they did. not. see. just one week later cloudy had called an extraordinary meeting with the shareholders this time the topic on the agenda was not banks not the missing money or relations with the town council 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 int

on lawrence three on the river every rock it's the land border between turkey and greece but it's also the new frontline in the european union's attempt to keep refugees out. hello there the weather is all quite quiet for us in the northern parts of asia at the moment we're just seeing the winds feed down from the northwest that's picking up a little bit of moisture so some of us in the northern parts of honshu and through into hokkaido may just see the a flurry of snow that many of us see dry weather not warm though because up four degrees of the maximum in tokyo minus five is a maximum a bit young young foresee paging will only be getting to minus three will get above freezing there was we head into monday this time all the way up the dizzy heights of positive one degrees now a bit further south and we're seeing cold air digging in here as well so you can see lots of rain with us and lots of snow as well for the temperatures there shanghai four degrees that's your maximum dropping to three as we head through monday very call for us and for hong kong twelve it's going to feel very chi

money the balkan route as it was becoming known went from greece through macedonia serbia and hungary eventually leading to austria and germany the most popular target for asylum seekers. by the middle of twenty fifteen the flood of syrian and iraqi refugees into europe meant anti migrant sentiment in some countries was heartening . but germany under chancellor merkel was bucking the trend and it's approved has remained. a safe haven back and only providing refugees could reach it. when the club are. there are only. machines wrong. and if across the disorder. one of the more do not there are any. but by mixing one of. how do you get more do dips oreo the old us yes you would. listen to. the fia and he doesn't quote me on you as an i have yet. to. be foolin here and the. sun would be. good to hear you scream. johnny in the. spirit. listen to the show me. get to the middle. northern greece some twenty five kilometers from macedonia a small group forge ahead the first hurdle crossing the border. in common with as in the end of a little gun in my thought the. huge my image was in it doubl

northern greece some twenty five kilometers from macedonia a small group forge ahead the first hurdle crossing the border. in common with as in the end of a little gun in my thought but has got a few new dark huge mine which while in it doubly gun. 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 towards the serbian buddha. and then she'd been. when she. could comment on a bottle. do you want other. 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 were left without cash or assistance left to sleep and hedge rows and open fields. before that only can a few. can i mean a machine and a mother develop the convention with the character of forty on the other. and me. or. even or. i'm hot the how one. who was. sort of the. adult. are you. saying. they get. to get recruits. thank you so m

say they're arresting more of more and more refugees and migrants on the land border with northern greece the most popular routes have been crossing the aegean but a new way has emerged the route 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 every us which is the international front here traffickers then leave them to walk for hours through forests on the greek side as lawrence live reports from western turkey thousands are willing to risk their lives doing it. is done will 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 their 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 one

i'm lauren frayer on the river ever off it's a land border between turkey and greece but it's also the new front line in the european union's attempts to keep refugees out. and grand slam glory at last we'll have the details of talent but the uk is australian open success. from the neon lights of asia. to the city that never sleeps. hello there all the unsettled weather is now edging its way towards the east it has been with us for the past few days you can still see that cloud circulating here gradually edging its way away from that coastline though so for many of us here it will be dry and bright force on sunday still not warm though beirut only getting to a maximum of fifteen degrees here's the snow that's making its way across parts of iran gradually it'll work its way eastwards further still as we head into monday and then it will be over afghanistan with kabul looking particularly wintery the next system that's making its way down from the northwest and looks like that will bring us a fair amount of heavy rain on to the coast of turkey over the door of the south and it's change f

northern greece some twenty five kilometers from macedonia a small group forge ahead the first hurdle crossing the border. holding in common with as indian a little gun a month or. but. you know how. they use railway tracks and their g.p.s. phones for a guide to. reaching the buddha 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 towards the serbian buddha. and then she'd been. how many on a bottle. but you can see one other. as the refugee crisis escalated that some politicians in the balkans and the rest of europe was slow to appreciate its sheer scale. tens of thousands of people went after without cash or assistance left to sleep and hedge rows and open fields. before that only can a few doña konami a machine and a mother develop the convention with the critic to forty on the other. and me. myself in or i me. i'm hot the. how one. who was head would sort of be an. adult. are you. saying. they get. to get recruits. thank you very much. wanted. you to work. hard for it. so

luke: greece. rachel: the horizon is critical, greece. subadra: greece. lisa: the last one is, unexpected big surge in inflation or unexpected big drop off in growth? luke. luke: inflation. rachel: inflation. subadra: inflation. julie: alright, everybody agrees. subadra rajappa, luke hickmore, rachel golder thank you so much. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. this is bloomberg's "bloomberg etf iq," where we focus on the risk and rewards of exchange-traded funds. ♪ scarlet: we have more than $1 billion dollars flowing into capital index funds, and we get an explanation of why these index funds are freeloaders. and a similar theme in the market persists. investors short the vix, and we speak with ther

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 border agency. this eighteen year old syrian was in a smugglers' boats with his younger sister. at 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 it started to sink one of them didn't know how to swim if his friend hadn't helped him he wou

and the turkey greece border. now a top aide to a former presidential candidate in egypt has reportedly been stabbed and beaten outside his home near cairo a sham going in there was advising sami a man who was recently arrested in self and accused of incitement against the military after announcing his intent to run as president. getting there was reportedly stabbed by attackers as he was leaving his house causing injuries to his face and legs as concern over the planned return of some of the rangar refugees from bangladesh to me and my government leaders in their mind now it's that repaired creation centers iraq and state were open and ready to receive some of them as of tuesday but across the border bangladeshi officials say paperwork for the refugees is incomplete it comes as a former u.s. diplomat resigned from an advisory council after a heated exchange with leader aung sang suu kyi bill richardson said he feared the crisis was being whitewashed me and maher accuses him of pursuing his own agenda. thousands o

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