Not carry out operations inside million, have been forced from their homes and many of them are driving the largest refugee crisis in europe since world war ii. A german newspaper reports that the government there expects as many as 1. 5 million refugees, nearly double the previous estimate. Charley is in berlin tonight. Their long walk may be over, but the wait has just begun. Each day hundreds of migrants lineup outside the Main Registration Center to apply for asylum. They are assigned a number and wait to be called. Some have waited for weeks. We watched while frustration gave way to anger and anger to fist fights among the men in the crowd. Police stepped in after one man was knocked unconscious. Strt can only process a few dozen applications a day, but thousands more migrants are still arriving. It took a family from damascus a month to make it from germany. We are waiting for 18 days. My friend is 30 days. Whats your number. Vn 2. You memorized it . Of course. I give it all my f
More tragic those who would choose to exploit them in their hour of great need. America tonights Sheila Macvicar saw it all tirs hand ifirsthandin germany. All along the refugee trail, a trail that last year alone saw more than a million Asylum Seekers make that long journey, from turkey to western europe, all along that route there are helping hands. But where many see human struggle and need, others see opportunity and profit. Sometimes, that impulse is down right criminal and beyond cruel. Take the owners of this turkish factory arrested last week for producing fake life jackets, meant for the refugee aid, stuffed not with the buoyancy aid, but guaranteed to sink a drowning refugee. Even the most welcoming of countries for long established systems for resettling refugees have found themselves overwhelmed. What governments and specialized ngos used to take care of and carefully oversee is now most often in the hands of private companies. This area we have a kind of cafe here so peopl
Died, and they cant even begin to put a number on the damage done by an estimated 11 trillion gallons of water. Today as the sun came out and the water slowly began to recede, we heard Amazing Stories of survival. And David Begnaud is in south carolina. Reporter for angela cole, coming home was hard. Oh, god. I cant even breathe right now. Oh, my god. This is just. Reporter but she does appreciate that her family is alive. She snapped photos on her phone as the water was rising, and her family kept climbing higher trying to escape. Craig smith is her partner. And by that time, the refrigerator was floating in this direction. Reporter they dialed 911 but two hours later still no help. Did you think that you and your family were going to die . When i saw the water coming up, yeah. There was nowhere to go. Reporter cole decided post a plea for help on facebook. Smith feared help would not get there before his family drowned. From the attic looking down, angela took photos of the water ris
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