guatemala s president appears in court to face corruption charges, just hours after he quit. and the wins of same-sex couples in the u.s. after a county clerk is jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses. so we begin with the syrian refugee crisis in europe. let s look at the latest developments. a chaotic scene in hungary, as refugees are allowed to board a train, only to be halted 30 kilometers away. shocking pictures of bodies washed up on a beach in turkey are calling for allowing more refugees in. a three-year-old died, along with his mother and brother: we ll have more on that in a moment. but first, andrew simmons reports on the latest situation in hungary. reporter: it was a day that started with elation, refugees running through doors that suddenly, unexpectedly opened. they thought they were going to be bound for austria, or germany, most of them with international tickets. they crowded into carriages, but this train traveled for a little more than an h
number of migrants have crossed the borders not only in the last few days but over the last few months, an estimated 416,000 asylum-seekers in germany coming to germany so far this year. the number is expected to go up to 800,000 and could even reach a million. germany has been relaxed on the so-called dublin agreement, saying it would and send refugees act of the countries they arrived in europe. it has become a target destination for refugees arriving in europe because it is thought to have open borders, rich country, work opportunities, very welcoming. angela merkel has called in other countries across the eu to step up. this puts a lot of stress on local authorities trying to deal with this many people arriving in germany. that is what the bundestag, the german parliament, was agreeing to become a meeting to discuss with the interior minister putting together a multiyear package, saying it was an ambitious timetable but he hopes to have it fixed by the end of october. t
but our cash payments and checks into the government. we don t do that since it very, very different being. our desires is not to hurt the rwandan people. our desire is not to cut them off from essential support for agricultural education or health programs. in the regional sanctioning individuals within the rwandan government would not in any way hurt individuals and frankly the argument you are making, i served on this panel and begin my surveys in 1983 in sanctioning south africa. there were people who said he will hurt innocent people if you do so. sometimes the egregious firm is so compelling that a statement needs to be made. minimally we would sanction individuals in the rwandan government. mr. chairman, encourager requesting your concerns. a day to ask her second pin with a great way to the witness panel beginning with steve haydee who was hurt and served for three consecutive mandates as the armed groups experts on the drc. investigate and co-authored reports
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