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u.s. are trying to achieve regime change in the neighboring countries just across the border like iraq or afghanistan and they know what happened there and more conflict and terrorism is not something they want for their country that s teresa tropper she s a reporter who spent a lot of time in iran for g.w. we thank you for being with us today studio of course the entire region is home to a major part of the world s oil supplies and there s a very valuable area which iran could easily dominate gary hart has that story. that s right we re talking about the strait of hormuz of course where a full twenty percent of the world s oil supplies pass in mega tankers that s where tensions would likely focus if president trump carries out his threats to sanction countries that import iranian oil the strait is the only sea passage linking the gulf of oman with the persian gulf a bottleneck which is currently patrolled by the iranian navy link would be easy to
parliament friday, international migrants day. they carried banners reading bring down the fences, referring to countries like macedonia, hungary, and the balkan states. the number of migrants this year is likely to reach one million in the coming days, and most are fleeing poverty back home. most of the migrants entering europe are coming by a dangerous sea passage in greece. even the frigid temperatures of december aren t stopping them from loading on to flimsy vessels out of sheer desperation. cnn has been watching the stream of boats arriving into the greek island of lesbos and has this report. reporter: here on the greek island of lesbos, we are seeing dozens and dozens of refugees coming on boats. take a look around. this is the latest boat filled with people, mostly children. they are frozen to the bone, have to be given these kinds of theerls keep you nice and warm. the children, some of them have
it s now guarded by the italian army. the news residents are free to come and go as they please. the press, however, is not allowed in. from south sudan, saying he gets work on farms and has no complaints about his treatment. while 22-year-old from darfur sudan. i ve heard they have economic problems here but they ve done what they can to help us. but with this steady and mounting influx of migrants, it not clear how much longer italy will be able or willing to help. ben wedeman, cnn, augusta, italy. that sea passage from north africa to italy has become now one of the world s deadliest journeys. still thousands of men, women and children have been willing to risk it all hoping for a