Reporter im with the news from the English Premier League. The team five points clear with nine matches left after their latest win in a field on the edge of greece hundreds of ten thousands of people some sleeping in the open, all of them hope possessing to cross the border into macedonia and continue their journey north. Barring their path is a barbed wire fence and a political impasse as european politicians struggle to find a coordinated response. Our correspondent is on the greek side of the border. Tell us about the situation right now on that border. I can see thousands of people still stranded there. Reporter absolutely. The latest figure is now probably about 14,000 people are here. Some of them have been here for two to three weeks and their Living Conditions are getting worse. Many have complained that they have lost cash, finished their money rather, but there was a rush of people towards the left because they distributing fruit so everyone rush there to get anything to eat. Thanks for joining me. You were telling me that the number has probably more closer to 14,000. How can you cope with all of this . We cant handle this. We can only have hundreds, not thousands. We have lost control of the situation. It is impossible. Reporter one of the main issue is that the border is more closed than open. Every day they wake up that there are new restrictions. The latest one is that not all syrians will be allowed in and theyve been selected according to the city of origin. Did you hear that . Yes. We hear that a lot. We are not allowed to pass. The u. N. Has recognised the war. So many people. Reporter we are hearing for example that people are from raqqa and another i. S. I. L. Stronghold and syria are not allowed in. Yes. We heard it too, but we cant make anything out of it. Its true. Reporter one of the major issues here is that more than half of these refugees, a mother with children travelling alone, many of them tell me that their husband is ahead in germany, has gone there a few months to settle. How will you deal with them if they have to stay here . Were trying to spot the ladies with the children to put them in hotels, organizations, to put them in hotels for seven or six months. We can relocate them back to the country where the husband is, but its really hard when you have 14,000 people to find the women or the children or to make the interview. Most of them prefer to take the risk of travelling alone or staying here in the open to get through the border reporter most people are waiting for monday, the summit between e. U. And turkey. It seems there is sort of an orientated that these people stay here until this election is need for relocation. Can greece handle all of these people . It seems not. I dont think we were accommodated. Even now we are seeing 14,000 people. I dont know how we can make them feel comfortable or secure enough to continue their journey for the border to be open. Reporter thank you very much. Comfortable these people are not. You can probably see behind me. Theres a mud puddle that has been there for a few days because there were bad weather conditions. Most tents were completely soaked and a lot of children have got fever and diarrhoea and so forth. The number of refugees that arrived in greece over the past few days. The Weather Forecast is that will improve in the coming hours and people certainly on the island are expecting a big flow of refugees to come here thank you for that. In the United StatesDonald Trumps hold on the republican nomination for president is a little looser after two victories. For the democrats Bernie Sanders also had a goodnight, although he lost heavily to Hillary Clinton. Reporter front runners were hopeful. Let me say god bless kansas. And god bless maine. Reporter texas senator ted cruz won two of the four states and has now defeated donald trump in six states in the primaries. After easily winning kansas and maine, cruz says he has solid tied himself as the only person being able to surpass donald trump it would be a disaster for donald trump to be our nominee. We will hand behind the strongest conservative in the race and also the candidate who has demonstrated, assuming the results hold up, that we have beat him seven times now. Reporter marco rubio was the big loser failing to win a state and finishing last in main behind john kasich. As for donald trump, he won louisiana, the state with the most delegates at stake and he remains the republican front runner, but he had a message. Marco rubio in a very bad night. Personally, i would call for him to drop out of the race. Reporter on the democratic side, Bernie Sanders might have rejuvenated his campaign after upsetting Hillary Clinton in two of the three states that voted. Showing that while he trails clinton in the delegate count needed to secure the nomination, he still has wide support. We are doing what i wanted to do, excite people, enner jiz people, bring them out. Reporter saturdays results a warmup of sorts for march 15 when voters will cast ballots in delegate rich states of florida and ohio. March 15 is going to determine where this race is going. If marco rubio is not able to deliver florida he is out. If john kasich is not able to deliver his state of ohio, he is out. That will leave donald trump and ted cruz. Reporter people are accepting a message that theyre not yet ready for any candidate with either party to run away with the nomination just yet voters in the west african nation are choosing a new president ial. A Record Number of candidates are competing for the presidency. Under five Million People are eligible to vote. A runoff vote will be held if none win a majority. West african coastal countries are to form a force. It is intended to respond to attacks launched by groups such as alqaeda. Soldiers will receive training and support from spanish and French Security forces and will be financed by the e. U. One of the most important political figures in sudans political history was laid to rest. The United States once called him the incarnation of the devil. Reporter thousands attended his funeral. In 1989 he helped orchestrate the coup that brought the president to power. Ten months later the relationship soured. He formed his own movement. His opposition led him to being jailed several times. He was the only politician to support the arrest warrant for bashir. He later moderated his position presenting himself as a more mainstream politician in favor of democratic change. Many of liberals hold him responsible for playing a part in the strict religious rules that govern sudan today. His career began in the 60s. In the subsequent years his bland of political islam would see him fall in and out of favor. He held the post of sudans attorneygeneral and for a short time its deputy prime minister. Sudanese television described him as a thinker during his career im joined by the head of politics and International Relations at the doha institute. Thank you so much for being here with us on al jazeera to talk to us more about the legacy. First of all, in your view why was he such an influential and important figure in sudanese politics. That goes back to his early career. He was a well educated laurie it ette. He was very colorful, very charismatic, very unusual. He managed also to be at the center of politics from then on. In his early career he was seen as a reformer and a chomp i dont know of islam. He was supporter of liberalism, democracy, rights and i think he has done a lot for sudan in that regard in the early time. Then at a later stage, he was an attorneygeneral in the 1970s, he began to look less democratic and that continued what happened there . There seems to be a contradiction. He was controversial, but contradictions in his ideas and thoughts. He is seen as being responsible for the strict religious rules that govern sudan today. What happened and what do you think he will be most remembered for . Yes. I think unfortunately as i said he is a tragic figure. He will be remembered more for the abuses that happened during the time when he was in power, but he has also had wide influence around the region and i think his legacy will probably be tunisia, because that movement has been influenced by him in the 70s and the early 80s, and they manage to keep to his ideas of liberalism, democracy and rights of women. I think the role theyre playing in tunisia would be more in line with his early thinking than his own practice, which i think has tragically managed to eclipse his reformist influence influential in sudan but also out of sudan like in tunisia. I want to touch on bashir. He helped him come to power in the coup but then they had a falling out. Was it april different in ideology a difference in ideology or a falling out . I think he wanted to have more democracy and decentralisation of power, but i think it was probably plain power struggle. Bashiir was a figure head. I think at that time, but other people in the regime. He was becoming too authoritarian and to destructive for the interests of the regime itself. He was having his hand everywhere in the region. So they thought him a nuisance thank you for that. Still much more ahead on this al jazeera news hour. Seek war or pursue peace. Afghanistan government gives the taliban an ultimatum. Serbian businessmen making affordable small planes. Former world number one has the blue monster in miami coming u. Turkeys biggest newspaper has published its First Edition since being over taken by the government. Journalists have described what happened of the paper as a dark day for turkish media. Al jazeeras correspondent joins us live. You have a copy, i understand, of todaysed edition. Reporter yes. A marked contrast between todays and yesterdays so far as the editorial stance. I want to talk about the marked contrast here on the site though. It is just behind my Left Shoulder there. A much calmer scene today. Much quieter, no protesters and a very steppedup security presence i think yee need to link it a little bit more. Apologies. Do tell us what is going on with this newspaper today. Reporter sorry i was having an audio issue there. I will continue about whats going on here. Very calm here today and a real effort to cordon off the area and try to ensure that protesters do not get access to area. You have the plain clothes policemen, the riot police, a lot of police fences. We were not allowed to get closer than this. We were going to try and have our live position closer to the headquarters but were not allowed to do so. Thats on that front. Then you have the actual newspaper today. Let me show you a copy of todays edition. This would normally be 42 page newspaper. Today it is about 12 pages. One difference. No reporters names, no bilines ahead of the articles that have been written today. Also a much softer stance towards a. K. P. , the party of president erdogan, the par. Right here you see a picture of him standing close to some turkish women in which it is saying that he l p will be celebrating International Womens day with turkish women here. In this picture you see him smiling. A marked contrast to which you usually see of him in this paper. The big headline parading a project that is a third bridge. You have to columns, columnists. Very clearly a big difference between todays paper and yesterdays paper. Yesterday front page said the constitution in turkey has been suspended. Today you have pieces that are praising the government of president erdogan and that is a very significant change in tone and editorial stance than it was before thank you so much for that. Some criticss have accused the e. U. Of turning turkeys record. Turkey was declared el edgible to turn the e. U. In 1987 and started negotiations in 2005. A policy analyst and Senior Program executive for the European Policy Center is live from brussels. First off, what in your view is the government hoping to achieve by taking control of the newspaper, especially at a time when progress was seen to have been made in some areas before the next stage of the session talks the turkish government, particularly president erdogan, have become increasingly they dont accept criticism or dissent. Theyve been cracking down on it hard over the last year or two. Yesterday legal seizure was the nail in the coffin for free media in turkey. Theres many reasons behind this. On the agenda now the main reason is president erdogans ambitions to turn turkey in a pl system of governance with him at the helm. Tur in order to achieve this, because it is not a popular, another popular issue in turkey at the moment. They need to crackdown on all of the independent voices and critical need request why which you have seen this one and other media and television outlets as well as hundreds of journalists arrested and charged crackdown on weve heard some criticism from the commissioner who said that human rights are not goeshable for prospective members. Do you think europe needs turkey that they cant afford to voice concern or condemnation over the events at this particular newspaper . So far the e. U. s position has been shameful. Theyre trading agreement between refugees and human rights and fundamental rights and freedoms in turkey because the comments that came from the e. U. Over the last couple of days about concern and worry, this isnt enough. This is an ongoing systematic crackdown on freedom of speech in turkey. The e. U. Is supposed to be a value based organization. So far the value seems to have been totally old off in order that they can have turkey hold on to the majority of the refugees a crackdown on freedom of speech, but the government says that the newspaper was a terrorist network and it needed to be stopped. How would you describe this newspaper . I have been a columnist for the last eight years. This is absolute nonsense what they say. The movement is a civil movement. It is not a terrorist organization. They dont have any evidence whatsoever to show that this is a terrorist organization. This is sheer propaganda thank you very much for sharing your views with us. Thank you for your time youre welcome. Thank you two italian hostages have been freed from i. S. I. L. In libya and are now home. They were a group of four working for an italian construction company. In iraq ten soldiers have been killed by an i. S. I. L. Suicide bomb attack. The group targeted Army Barracks in anbar province. Afghanistans president has given the taliban an ultimatum, choose war or peace. The Afghan Government had expected to hold direct negotiations with the taliban this week. Live to tony birtly. The taliban had said there was a meeting of minds, if you will, between the government and then and that talks would take place. What happened . Why did they pull out of these talks . A big surprise. Were trying to guess that and fill in the blanks at the moment. It could be that this is a diplomatic slight of hand. Theyve always had this hand line stance. There would be preconditions to any talk. That would be the release of their prisoners. That the americas would withdraw and that hasnt happened. There was talk and we were led to believe these talks would go ahead because there was a mood of compromise, both from the Afghan Government and the taliban. He is seen as a moderate. Perhaps he has realized if he is seen as being too moderate and too willing to compromise, he will lose support with his groundswell of troops and supporters. It could be this is a slight of hand. It may not be, but we will have to wait. Things are heading in the right direction. There was talk of compromise from both camps. It was strange that they were called off last night because they were due to start in islamabad today thank you for that time for the world weather. It is snowy and very cold in europe. Reporter yes. Its march, it should be spring but nobody told the weather that. If we look at the pictures from northern italy. It certainly has been feeling very cold. That is where the line of all the wintery weather is. Just to the west of that, even if you havent seen any snow there has been stormy conditions. This is what it looked like in n ice. A very stormy day there. We had some pretty miscellaneous rabble weather elsewhere and around the coast further south and italy. That gives you an indication that the winds were strong too. This whole system is pushing its way towards the east at the moment. As it does so it is dragging in lots of wet weather, lots of strong winds but also dragging down the temperatures as well. Ahead of it though it is still surprisingly mild for this time of year. Even if we fast forward into tomorrow, our temperature has just continued to rise this time up to 20 degrees. The average is nearer seven or eight. This is really quite balmy weather here. It is also very unsettled and saying cool and unsettled for us on tuesday too thank you very much for that. Negotiations are underway in slovakia to form a Coalition Government after the ruling party failed to win a majority win. Our correspondent has more. Reporter as votes were counted, anti refugee sentiments seem to be the winner in the country which is next in line to become the president of the european union. The biggest his honourishock is. Translation it is a big shame for the country. It is a catastrophe that will have fascists in parliament when were to take over the e. U. Presidency. Reporter this man won more votes than other but will need Coalition Partners to form a government. The anti Immigration Campaign was on race and religion translation im not going to evaluated the numbers. We expected a 4 to 5 more. It will not be easy. Reporter the number of refugees and migrants from countries at war has been the far right. The ruling party which is on the left of the political divide pledged never to accept e. U. Quotas and relocating refugees. Eight political groups will take place on the new parliament. Most agree on a hard line stance on muslim refugees which causes concern for the Muslim Community there. So many of us are married to slovak women. We speak the language. So it was for us little bit shock. Reporter the gains are lool to play out in brussels as well owning aircraft is usually expensive, but now there is less expensive. Reporter engineers are crafting light aircraft from basic materials in this workshop in serbia. Translation production of an aircraft starts with a tin sheet. It takes us just one month to complete the plane and get it ready for its maiden flight. Reporter there are a number of new aircraft ready to be sent to swedish and german pilots who can use them for training exercises. The company has had to scrape together the finances to build the aircraft. They cost 60,000 each. A Competitive Price in the european market. Translation Foreign Investors see serbia as an unstable country which doesnt give bank guarantees. We need to sell under market price. It is to cover production costs. Over time we have proved we make good quality products. We have focused on quality. Reporter the planes can apply at speeds up to 200 km h at five hours at a time. Theyre powder by petrol, are cheap to maintain. The company has sold 70 aircraft in the five years since it began. For anyone who might be afraid to fly in one, it may be some comfort to know that there is an emergency par chute that is designed to bring the crew and the plane down safely still ahead on the al jazeera news hour. Fighting back with language. A native american tribes determination to make sure that its unique culture survives. Plus a digital detox. In sport, the second most Successful Team in history. N history. Welcome back. Youre watching the news hour. The e. U. s migration commissioner says greece could receive up to 100,000 refugees by the end of the month. U. S. President ial hopeful donald trump and Hillary Clinton remain the front runners. Victories for ted cruz and Bernie Sanders show they could still be in the race. One of the political figures in sudans history has been buried. 84yearold reportedly suffered a heart attack. We want to bring you some live pictures from the Border Crossing on the greece macedonia border as you can see thousands of people still stranded on that border living in tents and in really difficult conditions waiting to cross the border into macedonia and head north to other European Countries. In greece despite the problems that the country is facing now, many people have been doing what they can to help the refugees. A soup kitchen which once served the unemployed has started feeding the new arrivals. Reporter greeks came to the aid of refugees stranded in their country. Images of family sleeping out in the open on chilly nights have made them forget their own problems. They turn up in droves with bags of food, fruit and medicine. Translation we could be in their position and if we were we would need a helping hand to hold us and walk with us. Translation we come to help all the time. Theyre human beings. Reporter greece has been struggling even before the massive influx of refugees. Dealing with an eight year old economic crisis means theres little the state here can help. Now civilians and charities have stepped in. Soup kitchens for the unemployed and homeless are now feeding the refugees too. This woman is her first day here. If they see and they get to know that this is something that we must do, help people who are hungry and in the cold, i think that more people will come. Reporter despite the generosity of the people of greece, few of the refugees want to stay in this country. This family arrived in athens one and a half months ago. Translation we have registered here, but it is not our intention to live here. We would like to go to germany. My brother has been there for two and a half months and we would like to join minimum. Reporter at least 5,000 people are stranded in greece. Their journey to other European Countries has been blocked. Thats because european officials have failed to negotiate how to deal with them. Many greeks are worried about what will happen if people keep coming and the borders remain closed legal speakers in ireland have condemned a Compensation Scheme for women who were crippled during chilled birth. Hundreds understand went a procedure which involved sewing their pelvises. The women want the United Nations to recognise their pain and suffering. Lawrence lee reports from dublin. Reporter every set of medical records tells a story of a women ruined by the maternity hospitals. Instead of performing acis airian section he opened her up with a saw and the pain is etched over her face today pain. Right up through your back passage. It was unroam. When i would get out of bed in the morning to go out to the bathroom, the water just poured from me. I never made it to the bathroom. It just came from me. I had no control over it. Reporter it wasnt only her who was injured. Her baby boy was brain damaged. She spent many years and her own money treating him and feels his pain every bit as much as her own. He was like any boy. He liked to play football, but he couldnt. He wanted to play football with the boys in the school and things like that was hard. But i had a little girl after that and then she would be jumping or doing something and he would say to me, why cant i do that . Reporter the Compensation Scheme offered her nothing for her sons disabilities, for herself using 54,000. The baseline offered in a payment schedule drawn up by the ire rubbish state. The department of health and the judge administering the claims have refused to grant us an interview but have also condemned media criticism of the scheme as lacking object jektivity. They do take the view that the scheme is the best, fairest and simplest way of compensating women for many years after pain and suffering. It bears no recognition of payments. One woman take the case to court and got 300,000. In ireland there is a small book telling lawyers what they should expect to get for their clients if they hurt a knee or ankle. The pay outs were higher than the victims have received now. It is predicated on the presumption that a lot of them suffered, was simply an operation that shouldnt have been performed, but that they suffered no injuries afterwards. That they carried on their lives like everybody else, that it was just an inconvenience at the time. Reporter the most striking thing about these injuries is that they were done to the women not on accident but by perfect, that appears that they could open them up so they could have more and more babies regardless of the imimpossibling on themselves i was never the same person, never fully the same person as i was, yes. Reporter many believe their small compensation, the letters from the state advising them to spoil themselves with the process do nothing but be little everything they have gone through in honduras gunman Wearing Police uniform attacked a pool hall and ataked 12 people. 16 people are killed in that country on average every day. People have paid their last respects to a murdered activists. Thousands demanded justice for her. She was killed on thursday the u. S. State of california was once home to hundreds of native american languages of the most have disappeared. On part four of our series on languages at risk, one tribe is fighting to keep its language and culture live reporter youre lessoning to an ancient language, once merely wiped out but determined to survive. These children are learning hoopa, or hoochee on their native american reservation its very existence is hanging by a thread there are three elder fluent speakers. There is a handful of people my age or older. We have come to a level where we can teach and understand and have conversation. Reporter they have lived in this beautiful place of forest, mist and mountain. In the early 20th century the government began americanising natives across the u. S. Forcing their children into boarding schools where their languages and traditions were banned. The children were beaten for using their Mother Tongue you would actually get punished in the school and the community at times, get turned in, so the indians had to go underground reporter in those efforts to stamp it out and the onslaught of the language, the language dwin delicatessened. It is almost like losing a finger or part of your body so that then it wont stick but in this case the world is sick. Reporter now the tribe is making a determined effort to bring it back. In this classroom Tribal School teachers are learning basic hoopa in order to teach it themselves. Eventually there will be total emerge entity classes for children up to age six. Like many native american people, they suffer from poverty, crime, alcoholism an drug abuse. Bringing back the language and culture can help heel historic wounds. Theres so many feemgs of despair. This is something that is really vital to the survive of the hoopa people. Reporter restoring the language wont be easy. It is a project that will span generations. The goal is for these kids to become fluent hoopa speakers and then years later to pass on the language when they have children of their own. Reporter a language that refuses to die and a people who have survived against the odds flowing on like a mighty stream. Rob reynolds ai diver in florida says he is lucky to be alive after being sucked into a pipe in a Nuclear Plant we were going from rock pile to rock pile. I woman up to this structure. It looks like a building on the water. I felt a current and it got quicker. It felt like i got sucked over a water fall. I was getting testimony belled around and around. Im trying to hang on to my mask and trying too look around. I can just see plaque. It was a four to five minute ride. You get to do a lot of thinking. All i could think about these horror move ease, a turbine coming. Its going to chop me up and kill me. I pulled the regulator and just die. I started to think about my family. How are they going to survive without me. Then all of a sudden daylight, fish everywhere, Crystal Clear water. Im like, this is heaven . His family is glad he survived his ordeal. He emerged in a pond in the Nuclear Power plant. He is suing the company and it might be a while before he takes up diving again. Still ahead on the news hour, lebron james joins a unique club. Stay with us. Behalf behalf welcome back. South korea has the worlds highest rate of addiction with smart phones. A pilot place where teenagers are encouraged to read a book instead reporter this converted rural school is one where teenag teenager rs are encouraged to react in the real world rather than in the virtual one. While they are here they get to experience the fact that they can live without their smart phones. We believe this did give them the ability to exercise selfcontrol. Reporter the sessions last up to four weeks and split into girls and boys groups. It is not just depriving the children of their phones, but they have oneonone counselling and plan actively for their careers and few times. This teenager says he was spending 12 hours a day on his phone. Even now after more than two weeks there are times he craves it. Translation when im about to sleep i feel like i want to use the phone. I want to do it. Such thoughts occurred to me. As we all live together here i can manage without it. It is okay. Reporter tensions do boil over. He had to be separated from one class mate. These are often young people with poor communication skills. The withdrawal felt in the first few days especially can lead to aggression. Some even try to escape. Staff say they simply walk with them until theyre tired and they bring them quietly back. Reporter theres no question that this is shock therapy. Several weeks without any access to the internet of any kind. The question is how long it can last. Once these kids get back to a no. Life. For the staff here that depends on the parent. Some are dedicated to making changes. Others they suspect see the camp as child care, promising their children a new smart phone at the end of it. Translation our expectation is that they do use their devices because they need to in their life, but we expect them to use it in moderation reporter childhood in south korea is marked by loneliliness, Intense School pressure, absent parents working long hours. This camp can teach new attitudes and skills but the conditions that breed addiction will still be there when they get home time for all the sports now. Reporter thank you very much. Leicester citys manager insists his team isnt thinking about the English Premier League title, but it is despite them extending their lead to the top of the table. Their story took a win over watford. It is a crazy season for us, for everybody. We are happy. We are to enjoy. It is a strange chance that we have. Nobody can say we were nervous. No. We are focused. Everything could happen. Reporter tottenham and arsenal were down. This is not about maturity, character or nothing. This is all our topic. I can assure you or can give a lot of example with big collapse. Today was that the open can create a good chance and i lucky. Im happy and proud of our performance. We refuse to lose again. We have big regrets because, i think i couldnt see how 11 against 11 could have dropped points today Manchester City with a four nil win. Stokes called an equaliser. Both lost ground in the relegation zone. In pain rinaldo scored four goals. The League Leaders barcelona will travel to look to extend their winning streak further. They have gone 35 games without loss in all competitions. That is a Spanish League record. Theyre remaining in with a chance of winning four trophies this season. Munich held on to a goal for second place. The point helps them preserve a five point gap with nine games remaining. When millions of people were watching the most popular sport, the law makers were voting on a number of changes to way the game is placed. The use of Video Technology has been approved. It will be used to review socalled game mf changing situations. That means goals, penalty decisions, red cards and mistaken identity. Testing will be conducted in private over the next 18 months before a live trial phase begins at the start of the 2017 tone. 13 leagues have so far expressed an interest in hosting the trials we dont have to be afraid of doing everything we can to protect football, and if protecting football means also, and it does mean also to see whether technology can help really, without affecting the game, then we have to and we are obliged to test, to experiment and then to draw the conclusions from them. Reporter rory space pace mcelroy had a four under par round on day three to leave him 12 under par overall. He hit birdies. Me will be paired in the final group with adam scott, the world number nine is in second place. He is nine under par overall. Lebron james put his name in ee let company. Elite company. He went 14th in the all time scoring. He added his name to a list. More of that in a moment. They recorded a 120 to 103 win over the celtics in cleveland. There were eight assistes. His Team Remaining on top of the eastern conference as they look to a Home Court Advantage going into the play offs. Lebron has joined a very important or elite list. On saturday he became only the third person in nba history to score ten points or more in 700 consecutive games. The first one is Michael Jordan who tops the list between 19786 and 2001. He scored ten or month points in 866 games. Next on the list is kareem abduljabbar. He scored that in 787 between 1977 and 1987. Lebron against the bostons was the 700th time he scored 10 or more points. At 31 he is capable of catching the two legends would have him. One of the biggest stars in m ma was beaten in one of the biggest upsets in the history of the sport. Kon or maggregor was beaten by diaz. Australian no. 1 tomic has questioned his team mate against his withdrawal on sunday. The campaign was ended up his opponent world no. 11 served his way to a four set victory in melbourne. He claimed victim over 77 ranked to go to a lead. Later on today andy murray will look to lead his team as defending champion. We will find whether they will make it into the quarter finals. A claimed straight sets win on friday. Britain has a two one lead over japan. Pakistan will send a delegation to india to assess security before allowing their cricket team to compete at the world 2020. Qualifiers for the competition get underway on tuesday. They could fly in on wednesday if the Security Team give the nod. India are playing bangladesh in a final of the asia cup in dakar. They play the side who are currently unbeaten in the tourp meant. Just treat it as another game. Why think its a final. You have to approach every game like you approach in this tournament. Every game is a knock out and we approach it in that fashion. We approach tomorrows game in no different manner. This was the end of the match. Obviously it is a final. The flavour is different but we take it as a different pa match. We just want to play our best cricket. Hopefully we will keep it going that gets underway at 1330 thank you very much indeed. We will, of course, see you later. Thats it for this news hour on al jazeera, but do stay with me for ive got plenty more world news coming up your way, including the situation at the greece macedonia border where thousands refugees waiting to cross into macedonia are stranded. Stranded. That harmony, that politeness and that equilibrium that japanese people call wa. At the other side of history, fukushimas heroes were not enough. People have lost their trust, especially in the authorities. The myth of nuclear energy, of it being economic, safe and clean has been swept away. Fukushima a nuclear story, narrated by willem dafoe. Our american story is written everyday. Its not always pretty, but its real. And we show you like noone else can. This is our american story. This is america tonight. The number of refugees trapped in greece could reach 100,000 by the end of the month warns the e. U. Migration commissioner youre watching al jazeera live from doha. Also on the Program Victory for cruz and sanders in the race for the white house but donald trump and clinton are still out in front. A digital detox. We visit a retreat to h