Bodies believed to be migrants. Police made the grizzly discovery near parndorf. The car was believed to have been parked there since wednesday. Given these deaths occurred a while ago as they were in advanced state of decomp significance, its not possible for us to decomposition, its not possible for us to give the cause of death. We think these are refugees. Reporter early indication suggests the victims died of affixiation. Austrias interior minister called it a dark day and they need to deal with people that profit from trafficking. We know smugglers that deal in Human Trafficking are criminals and those who think they are kind people who assist people in escaping cant see reasoning. Reporter they crossed over the border from hungary shortly before it stopped. The spokesman for the Hungarian Prime Minister said the vehicle was registered in the country. The trucks license plate, which i mentioned earlier, was registered by a romanian citizen. Coordinate to the information we receiv
Weeks attack in tunisia. The french government says it will not grant Julian Assange asylum. Good evening. We take you straight to athens where tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets to take part in one of three rival demonstrations. They are preparing to vote on a referendum where a no vote could be seen as a rejection of currency altogether. Banks have been closed all week. There have been reports of scuffles at those protests. Prime minister Alexis Tsipras backs a no vote. Those pictures are from the no camp. Short while ago, they were chanting the greek for no. We also heard Alexander Severus Alexis Tsipras address the crowd. He called for them to vote for a way that the country and its people could live in dignity and went on to say the demands by greeces International Creditors are blackmail. There was a yes rally half a mile away from that. There are concerns with those rallies being so close to one another there could be more scuffles during the course of the eve
Weeks attack in tunisia. The french government says it will not grant Julian Assange asylum. Good evening. We take you straight to athens where tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets to take part in one of three rival demonstrations. They are preparing to vote on a referendum where a no vote could be seen as a rejection of currency altogether. Banks have been closed all week. There have been reports of scuffles at those protests. Prime minister Alexis Tsipras backs a no vote. Those pictures are from the no camp. Short while ago, they were chanting the greek for no. We also heard Alexander Severus Alexis Tsipras address the crowd. He called for them to vote for a way that the country and its people could live in dignity and went on to say the demands by greeces International Creditors are blackmail. There was a yes rally half a mile away from that. There are concerns with those rallies being so close to one another there could be more scuffles during the course of the eve
Weeks attack in tunisia. The french government says it will not grant Julian Assange asylum. Good evening. We take you straight to athens where tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets to take part in one of three rival demonstrations. They are preparing to vote on a referendum where a no vote could be seen as a rejection of currency altogether. Banks have been closed all week. There have been reports of scuffles at those protests. Prime minister Alexis Tsipras backs a no vote. Those pictures are from the no camp. Short while ago, they were chanting the greek for no. We also heard Alexander Severus Alexis Tsipras address the crowd. He called for them to vote for a way that the country and its people could live in dignity and went on to say the demands by greeces International Creditors are blackmail. There was a yes rally half a mile away from that. There are concerns with those rallies being so close to one another there could be more scuffles during the course of the eve
Weeks attack in tunisia. The french government says it will not grant Julian Assange asylum. Good evening. We take you straight to athens where tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets to take part in one of three rival demonstrations. They are preparing to vote on a referendum where a no vote could be seen as a rejection of currency altogether. Banks have been closed all week. There have been reports of scuffles at those protests. Prime minister Alexis Tsipras backs a no vote. Those pictures are from the no camp. Short while ago, they were chanting the greek for no. We also heard Alexander Severus Alexis Tsipras address the crowd. He called for them to vote for a way that the country and its people could live in dignity and went on to say the demands by greeces International Creditors are blackmail. There was a yes rally half a mile away from that. There are concerns with those rallies being so close to one another there could be more scuffles during the course of the eve