Government following a coup. The Catholic Pope arrives for the start of his historic trip to cuba. Hello. In doha, we have all of your sport including japan. One of the biggest upset ins Rugby World Cup history. South africa. There is increasing hostility between e. U. Countries over how to handle the refugee crisis. More than 14,000 have entered croata in the past few days. The government said it cant cope. Its sending refugees back to the border with hungary saying it will force its nabor to accept them. Thats prompted a bitter response from hungary which accuses croatia of breaking International Law. As arguments of how to handle the crisis, refugees, many fleeing war in the middle east are left to fed for themselves sleeping at railway stations and roadsides. Reporter they are moving in the right direction even if the motivations of the countries they are in are far from generous. Overnight, the croatian refugees in buses and them to get in the no mans land between croatia and slougheen i cant. Another closed border emerged. An architect from syria, his children and his wife. A simple explanation europe hasnt got a clue what to do with them. They dont know what to do. They dont. The best thing that happened to them was the arrival of volunteers from slougheen i cant and croatia who brought soup to shivering people, enough food and clothes to offer at least a little dignity. They are doing this because the government is in at a loss and they are less than impressed . Its no surprise. Everyone, i would like, if i would see the sloughe. schlt lovenian president , if you have common sense, you know these people will appear. Right at the fence, they pleaded with the riot police and an arabic speaker to come across. The occasional family got through. Everyone else said, why not us as well . Family, i have family. Of course these countries have said they are open to refugees coming through but in practice, it looks a whole lot more like passing the problem on. For all of the political differences between many of these countries over the refugees, they have one thing in common a policy of what you can only call people dumping. Macedonia dumps them on the serbian borders who dumps them on the croatian border who is now dumping them here on the slovenian border. Buses arrive on the slovenia side and cheers went up. This is the start of the zone to german, the only country around here prepared to let these exhausted people finally rest. Lawrence lee, al jazeera, on the croatia shaft slovenian border. German is where many want to end up. Serbias foreign minister called the country to find a united solution to the problem. We spoke about the refugee and migrant crisis. We have agreed we must try to find a common political way forwa forward. On the other side, we must help those who carry the biggest weight, especially the southern european countries. We must find a solution that all can accept. For many of the people seeking safety in europe have fled from syrias civil war. Now, the u. S. Is pushing for the world to make more of an effort to try to end the conflict. Speaking in london, the u. S. Secretary of state john kerry maintained syrian president Bashar Alassad however in what appears to be a softening stance against assad. Kerry added it should be decided through negotiation. More details. Not surprisingly, syria topped the agenda when john kerry met his british counterpart, thephon secretary, at his residence and after the meeting, kerry said they discussed ways to push for a political solution to the syrian conflict in what he calls this moment where russia appears to be more committed to doing more against isil. The reference to what kerry believes is a common aim between the rest and russia defeating isil, particularly through airstrikes. At the same time, he said he was concerned about the prospect of russia increasing its military support for president assad with russian fighter jets already in the country. He might have made a small concession when he said that president assad didnt have to go on day 1 or month 1 but he insisted that assad did not have part of the political future. Thats something that has been a defendant Sticking Point when people tried to get syrias alleys around a negotiating table. John kerry spoke clearly in the other court. We are prepared to negotiate. Is assad prepare to negotiate, really negotiate . Is russia prepared to bring him to the table and actually find a solution to this . Those are the questions. We have made it very clear. We have been open, made it very clear that we are not being doctorineaire about the specific date or time but right now, assad has refused to have a serious discussion. Russia has refused to help brim them to the table in order to do that. So thats why we are where we are. The two men discussed europes wretch uj e crisis something john kerry calls a humanitarian catastrophe. He will talk with chancellor merkel about what her country has done and whether other countries can take in more refugees, themselves, perhaps backing this idea of a quota system, something merkel is very keen on, to take the pressure off herself. But at the same time, kerry stressed the ultimate solution isnt about dividing up people in terms of numbers or giving them more assistance in europe but solving the core problem which he said is the kong flick, the violence in syria and the lack of hope for young people in the region. Clearly, it is very, very he is very, very concerned about getting things speeding up politically in syria. At least 53 people have been killed in air raids by Syrian Government forces in rebelheld areas of aleppo. The britishbased human rights says 15 children are among the dead. At least two of the raids are understood to have hit market places in the city. Meanwhile, the World Food Program has been forced to suspend aid to hundreds of thousands syrian refugees. The Organization Says its running out of money. It means syrian families sheltering in areas like jordan may go hungary hungry. A report. This family survived because of the United NationsWorld Food Program. It was only a dollar and a half a day, but it was enough for the family to get by. Now, even that small amount has been cut off as of this month. Its illegal for refugees to work in jordan but they have no choice. They take turns looking after fatima while the other works. Between them, they earn enough to buy baby milk, eggs and yogurt. We are living through our worst years. We dont know how much worse our situation can get. The World Food Program said it is seriously unnd funded. It has to make life and death decisions about who to feed and cut off. This family of 11 is in the same position. He works illegally on a nearby farm. I have been humiliated and enslaved here my boss makes me work 13 hours a day for only 14. Is that enough for my family . The wfp said food and security levels are skyrocketing. Almost 70 of refugees in jordan live under the poverty line. After losing food assistants refugees say they have lost faith in the International Community. Those who work for humanitarian acted sees say they are frustrated because ner no longer able to maintain services and they are worried desperation will force some to go back to syria or risk the treacherous journey to europe. For many, it is a fateful decision they must take in the coming weeks. People are now telling us they have lost hope for a Better Future here in the region original. Many people real considering returning to war in syria and those people who are in the worst situation have told us that they will risk their lives to risk europe. Syrian refugees fled to escape bar because they had no food. In jordan, the authorities struggled to cope relying on the u. N. And ngos where they could. But now those resources are also drying up along with any hope. Al jazeera. It seems to reporters that the president is to be reinstated after he was depose in a coup. 200 have been killed and hundreds injured following the takeover. The decision to reinstate him comes after mediation talks between the coup leader and the president of beneen and senegal. Lets speak to those at the capitol. First, nicholas, give us a clear idea of what we know. Do we know when exactly he is going to be reinstated . Is it as of now . Whats actually come out . Well, we dont know exactly when. This announcement natural press conference after two days of negotiations, the discussions were over and in the press conference, its interesting to note that the new president said that it had an agreement until spirit. He was keen to praise the general. We dont know whats going to happen next. We dont know whats going to happen with the man in the group. We have no more news about the Prime Minister who is still being held. All we know is that the president of the Transitional Government is going to be reinstated. There are still a lot of questions and there are people on the ground that are concerned. Their main concern is to put them back on their feet. Nicholas, obviously, since the president and the Prime Minister were detained, i think it was wednesday by the countrys coup leaders, we have seen clashes in the country. There have been death did, injuries. Whats the situation like now . Do you get the sense things are still tense . I am right in the center of town right now. You can hear members of the president ial guard patrolling and, you know, the fear of the people is that they have been robbed for this opportunity. They have had only one leader. There was a lot that took place scheduled to happen. Nicholas joining us live from ondoduben. I know you have been monitoring events for us for the moment. Thank you. The head of the Roman Catholic church has arrived in havana at the start of a 9day tour of cuba and the United States. Pope francis will spend 4 days in cuba, before then, flying on to washington, d. C. Its his first visit to either of the countries. He is credited with helping bring about relations between the two former cold war rivals. Joining us now from washington, d. C. Is michael from the Organization Engage Cuba which has campaigned against the u. S. Embargo of cuba. Thank you so much for joining us here onnays. We do know that pope francis it was our pleasure. We know that pope francis played a pistol role in bringing the two countries and two leaders together. What else do you think he could do during this visit in cuba and the u. N. Top, i guess, make it at a time even closer . There are several things that we are looking forward to seeing. In cuba, we saw that the cuban government had already released or has announced that they plan to release over 3,000 prisoners just as a sign of humanitarian good will knowing that the pope was coming. We expect there will be more measures of human rights and humanitarian gestures on the island while he is there. Then he will be coming to the u. S. , and there are two very important things he will be doing here in terms of politics. One is that he will address a joint session excuse me of congress where the embargo is codified and we expect on him to call on our lawmakers to lift the embargo. Then, em be addressing the u. N. We think that will also be an opportunity for him talking about this reconciliation between the u. S. And cuba and how this could be a model for other areas of the world that are in conflict. We have certainly seen pope francis, certainly a man who speaks his mind. It will be interesting to hear the speeches at the u. N. How much sway do you think he actually holds in either country, cuba and the u. S. . Thinking now just of the politicians with the general public. I think its enormous. Not just within the catholic community. For example, in cuba, there are other religious communities that are looking forward to his visit. For example, in the miami herald, there was a piece about a jewish leader who is planning on attending mass there. She is excited about the visit. This is the guy that is really garnering support from all sectors, and we see similar attitudes in the u. S. As well. And, he is, of course, the first latin american pope. He is arrangentiniaargentinian. What effect do you think that will have . Thinking, also, in the u. S. It will have a very important effect for the Hispanic Community and the u. S. He actually is planning on conducting several meetings in the u. S. Is in spanish. I think the message of him doing so will say loads about the connections that are throughout our hemisphere, cultural, lingui linguistic, social and political. He is a figure that kind of und underlies the ties the ties between u. S. And latin america. Because he seems so outspo n outspoken, i guess a lot of his statements havent gone downwell. He has spoken about Climate Change and its the responsibility of everyone, especially the wealthy countries to do their share to change it. How much sway do you think he is going to have in congress because he does present, perhaps, a different view of religion than some other people. You are right. Thats an issue that has been devise i have. I am glad you asked that question. I think that the mere symbolism of having the head of the Catholic Church speaking where normally only the president of the United States gets to address a joint session of congress will also speak loads about his abilitity to influence our lawmakers. I really do think he has sway with them. They will definitely be interesting speeches to follow. For the moment, mikel maso speaking to us from washington. Thank you. Still ahead, they were forced from their homes, but now these children in nigeria are getting a chance to rebuild their lives. We are going to tell you how. Plus i am Charles Stratford reporting from a maternity clinic in northern ethiopia where the work of women is a development army, saving mothers and babies lives. In support, Lewis Hamilton misses out on a record as ferraris sebastian betto dominates the grand prix. The Saudiled Coalition carried out airstrikes on several sites against the capitol sanaa. The radio and t. V. Building and the ministry of trade at least 29 people were killed. Earlier, Houthi Rebels and troops loyal to former president have standing several neighborhoods in the Southwest City of taiz. Seven rebels were reportedly killed. Meanwhile, troops from the coalition are gathering in the marib region. Several thousand forces are in the province to provide tactical support to the Yemeni Military fighting the rebels. For the fighting in yemen has displayed one and a half Million People and 21 million are in need of humanitarian assistance. Oxfams head of programs for yemen has just returned from the wartorn country. I think what is really most astonishing is the level of destruction wrought, one, by the Ground Fighting that we are seeing in places like taiz and previously in aden but also by the airstrikes which have been relentless for almost six months now and targeted a lot of civilian infrastructure including hospitals, roads, markets, seaports, airports, water systems, et cetera. So we are seeing a devastation of the country which is basically being brought to its knees. Lets go to kenya where the government has ordered all schools in the country be closed because of a teachers strike. More than 280,000 teachers have walked out since the beginning. Academic year in august. The Supreme Court has ruled in their favor ordering the government to give them at least a 50 pay rise but the state says it simple doesnt have the money. Kenyan students are due to sit for National Exams next month. Meanwhile, in nigeria, its the opposite. Some are reopening after being forced to close because of ongoing violence. U. S. Figures suggest the Group Boko Haram has displaced more than a million children in the north of the country alone but recent military victories are encouraging some families to go back. A report now. Reporter boko haram the name translates that western education is forbidden but these students understand at the start at the start of the new school year. After six years of violence, only a few schools are left standing. Most schools will now have to i am prove vise. This old prison yard has been converted to a temporary school. Iasha is determined to be a doctor despite the risks. I dont know why they are destroying our schools or what they are going to do. All we wanted was to get an education. The government has launched an Ambitious Program to reopen schools even before victory over boko haram was declared. Most schools have been destroyed by boko haram but the hunger for education remains and hundreds of children are back in school. Massive recon instruction work is underway as the Nigerian Military continues its campaign against boko haram. The military claims it wants to security both students and School Infrastructure from further attacks. We will have to be there to provide security for the inhabitants. We have confidence. Yes, they are now protected. I didnt do anything, you know, from this terrorist group. She tried to catch up with her studies before returning to school. After two years, she hardly remembers what she learned. She also wants to be a doctor so that she can help victims of violence. After the military 6 of boko haram, there is optimism there for children in the region, its a chance to be educated and achieve greatness. Mohammed debris, northeastern nigeria. The eldest son of the Vice President and Prime Minister of united arab interem ranem rants died of a heart attack. He was 33 years old. Three days of mourning have been declared acr