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that has been made in these recent talks, out of the talks we heard that family reunions are due to take place at the end of october. now, you can imagine if north korea does take any provocative action the united states and south korea indeed will be under pressure to respond and that may derail any of these plans for family rewrun i don t knows. that s part of the fear, john. kathy, thank you, live for news seoul, south korea. a short break here on cnn newsroom. when we come back, hungary taking a hard line against refugees p this is the live look at the scene right now in the hungarian/serbian border where tough new measures for anyone who tries to get through that new border fence. 73% of americans try.
here s atika shubert reporting in from munich. reporter: over the weekend munich saw a record number of refugees coming through this train station. 16,000. so noorly as many came in to germany in just one day. and this is why germany says they need to impose temporary border controls along the border with austria. what that means is they suspended a number of train lines. 000 operating again. however, police are going onboard trains checking for ids. those without any valid id may be turned around at the border and not allowed to come in. the same is being done for cars and trucks on the highways as well. all of this, germany says, is necessary because of the surge of refugees coming in to the country. what serm any wants to see is a joint asylum policy. one in which all of the eu nations have a mandatory quote to as in terms of the number of
record number of migrants. 8600 people crossed the border from greece over the weekend. ivan watson is there. reporter: this is the border between grooeeece and macedonia informal crossing point through which refugees and my grants have been streaming through by the thousands. more than 8600 people in a single 24-hour period. hi. good morning. where are you from? syria. syria. syria. where are you going? finland. finland if. yeah. okay. so you hear these people identifying themselves as syrian refugees saying that they re either going to finland or germany. we ve heard many people say that they want to go to sweden, as well. this is an improvised journey that people are on. this is not a formal route. it s been kind of cobbled to the. and the greek and the macedonian authorities, for example, have been allowing it to take place.
across the border illegally and you could go to prison. that s a hard line message coming from hungary. up next, the race against time for desperate people trying to get a better life.