this is al jazeera america live from new york city, i m randall pinkston. at least 20 and as many as 50 refugees were discovered dead today in a truck in austria. that truck found on a main road close to the border with hungary. austria s chancellor has hold european leaders the continent must fight human trafficking and give asylum to refugees. they are meeting right now as thousands of migrants try to make their way to the european union. barnaby phillips has more. reporter: we have heard from western balkan leaders that they need more help from wealthier countries in the e.u. from germany and austria. and what we have heard from austrian and german leaders that the european union has a whole has to step up to the challenge, that it has to share the responsibility, fairly equally amongst the entire block. that if european solidarity means anything, it would mean some form of quota system across the e.u., relative to country s wealth and capacity to take in refugees. this
first to our lead another wild ride on wall street, this one with a good ending, stocks rallying the most since 2011. i want to get straight to matt miller in new york. matt, when it comes to tech, the fab five all up. but talk to me about volume in today s buying. matt: if you look, for example, at the first six gainers, only exxon is a non-tech name. all those you mentioned plus microsoft, apple, google, facebook, amazon. the buyers here were people who believe that we have put in a bottom, if they are not daytraders. with such incredible drop over the last seven days, we have seen the dow erase 2000 points. it takes a while to put in a bottom. technicians will tell you after a drop like that over such a long period of time it s not necessarily fully in today but maybe this is the inflection point, and the buyers believe the u.s. economy can withstand it, the chinese economy is stabilizing, and that commodity prices may have bottomed. emily: matt miller in new york, tha
fuel for a 2016 bid for the white house. we ll have a full report coming up. also tonight, the obama administration kicking its campaign to sell the president s nuclear deal into high gear, but more democratic defections are starting to pile up. and a new report from the united nations agency tasked with inspecting iran s nuclear facilities indicates that the country may have, in recent months, built an extension to most controversial nuclear site. i ll take all of that up with former u.n. ambassador john bolton among my guests tonight. our top story, donald trump once again, extending his lead into the republican presidential field. so much so that polling experts are reportedly dumbfounded and now questioning whether everything that they know about winning the white house is wrong. fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron has our report. reporter: billionaire front running republican presidential candidate donald trump has led the polls for more than two mont
the perspective on the currency. is it helping or hurting relations? i m sarah kelly, thank you very much for joining us. we begin with the deepening migrant crisis in europe. the people risking their lives to reach the eu and those telling them to go away. numbers keep growing. some 50 dead bodies have been found in the hall of a boat rescued off the coast of libya. they were discovered by the crew of the sweetest swedish ship that rescued over 400 survivors. 2400 people died this year trying to cross the mediterranean to europe. many who do reach the other side try and make their way to western europe through the balkans. hungary now says that they will send the army, police, and dogs to the border to stop the influx of migrants. asylum-seekers are making increasingly desperate attempts to cross the new border fence. p cries for help at a hungarin reception center. these refugees do not want to give that fingerprints to give the finger prints to give their fingerprin
he was a former co-worker of the photographer and reporter. audit station where he previously work described him as difficult to work with. wdbj said involve involve watched the news before he approached the former cheeks armed with a gun. he turned the gun on himself and moments ago was confirmed dead. we want to warn you that some of the video you are about to see is very disturbing. the morning crew covered a story on tourism in virginia this morning and out of nowhere a gunman walked up and opened fire. you can hear several gunshots during the interview. allison parker, a reporter and adam ward, a photographer, for wdbj were shot and killed. the general manager went on air to speak about the devastate tragedy. we are in shock. all there is in our building is hugging and crying and consoling. many members of our star are very close to alley son and adam and everyone knew them. they were loved. they were positive people. 59 time of shooting they were interviewing a gi