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taxpayer money he used on home improvements. the united nations called on turkey to open its border to syrian refugees fleeing fighting in aleppo. tens of thousands of people are currently stranded at the border, but turkey s foreign minister warns that if the regime s military campaign continues, the number of new refugees could reach a million. it s asking the international community for help. more now from al jazeera s zeina hodor on the turkey-syria border. there is a humanitarian crisis, tens of thousands of people are on the move displaced by the on going government offensive in the countryside of aleppo. the turkish government has not opened its border. those facing some sort of emergency, those who are ill, wounded have been allowed to cross and being treated in turkish hospitals, but the united nations is calling on the turkish authorities to open the border, saying it is their obligation to help people trapped in the conflict. turkey said that there is no ....
the presidential candidates. and angry protesters demand that south africa s president repay taxpayer s money he used for home improvements. the united nations has called on turkey to open its borders to syrian refugees fleeing fighting in adepot. tens of thousands of people are stranded at the boarder. but turkey s foreign minister has warned that if the regime s military campaign continues the number of refugees could reach a million. let s take you live now to the turkish city near the syrian border. stephanie decker is there. stephanie why don t turkey allow these people to cross its border? reporter: well, what the officials here say is that at the moment they can handle them perfectly where they are. they say we can provide for them here as good as we can over the border. turkey of course is also concerned because it has a huge number of syrian refugees already here, over 2.5 million. and the message from the government is they sort of feel russia is putti ....
pay back millions. in new hampshire, i have been asked first time voters what do they think about the candidates. russian s foreign minister is saying the country s proposal in what he call add concrete plan to resolve the crisis. the proposal is now being studied by washington, but the secretary of state has said that the air strikes on aleppo and the surrounding region are making it harder to hold talks. well, there is no question, and i have said this before publicly, that russia s activities in the aleppo, and the region right now, are making it much more difficult to be able to come to the table and to have a serious conversation. we have called on russia again, to join in the effort to bring about an immediate cease fire and to bring about full humanitarian access. that is what this meet willing be about, and this meet willing tell a lot about the road ahead, we are not behind to what is happening. we are all very very aware of how critical this moment is and ....
demands in court for the south african president to resume millions spent on doing up his home. robin adams here with the sport. plenty to update on you include liverpool s replay with west ham. thousands of fans line the streets of denver to celebrate their super bowl champions the brancos. we have the very latest from that massive victory parade coming up later on in the program. well, russia s foreign minister is now saying that his country has proposed what is being called a concrete plant to resolve the syrian crisis. sergei lavrov said the propose is now being studied by washington but the u.s. secretary of state has says russia s airstrikes on aleppo and the crowning region are making it harder to hold talks with moscow. there is no question, and i have said this before publically, that russia s activities in aleppo and the region right now are making it much more difficult to be able to come to the table and be able to have a serious conversation. and ....
camp, with little food or protection from the cold. even worse, you could be held hostage by traffickers and beaten until you pay them for passage. every day, stories like this emerge from migrants trying to cross north through macedonia, a key country on the main route into the eu. critics fear that plans to strengthen continental borders could make a humanitarian disaster even worse. the route seems even longer if your legs are short. braving freezing temperatures, these refugees have reached macedonia, the first stage of the western balkan route. they re driven on by the fear that borders along the route could close down ahead of them, and they re more than glad to leave greece behind. in the camp it was really bad. there is no good food, no warm place. they just told us there are some houses like this, but there is no heat. 48 hours we spend there and they gave us some paper to let us go into europe. but only those who are from iraq, syria or afghanistan are a ....