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Have it. >> yannis: one pepper or two? >> anthony: no, one is good, one is good. >> yannis: and did you try a pepper? it's different. >> anthony: all right. it's beautiful, thank you. >> maria: okay, here we eat a lot, okay, you can eat as much as you like. >> anthony: thank you. a family farm. venetians.ates back to the mom, dad, daughter maria, her husband yannis, who happens to be the aegean regional governor. let the food begin. stuffed pepper. the famous potatoes. >> yannis: naxin potatoes. >> anthony: coq au vin, uh, a slow-cooked rooster? >> yannis: rooster. rooster with red sauce. >> a...

I mean, you want this, right? of course you do, but you can't have it. >> yannis: one pepper or two? >> anthony: no, one is good, one is good. >> yannis: and did you try a pepper? it's different. >> anthony: all right. it's beautiful, thank you. >> maria: okay, here we eat a lot, okay, you can eat as much as you like. >> anthony: thank you. a family farm. this one dates back to the venetians. mom, dad, daughter maria, her husband yannis, who happens to be the aegean regional governor. let the food begin. stuffed pepper. the famous potatoes. >> yannis: naxin potatoes.

Some leadership in europe is suggesting, but there is no firm date for that summit, and it is really not clear what european leaders can agree on because again, hungary for example and germany are pulled apart in their reaction to this crisis. germany had been the generous nation. hungary had been the hardline nation. they've actually come together in one sense. hungary has put up a fence and germany has said for the moment at their own limits to the numbers of migrants they can take. but there is no agreement in europe on what to do. meanwhile, the numbers of migrants coming across the medite...

Secondary to think this might encourage more people to come here in the future. >> fred pleitgen live for us this morning where people are welcoming migrants and refugees with open arms. for many of the migrants who survive perilous sea crossings to reach europe life on land does not provide much more security. >> arwa damon brings us two stories of families stranded in budapest. >> reporter: they almost drowned crossing the aegean after their dinghy sprung a leak. for 21 days this syrian family pushed, carried and at times dragged ma muhammed across europe. mentally and physically disabled ...

International waters. but in the last six months the turkish coast guard has cracked down along this particular shoreline on the mediterranean. the lieutenant colonel shows us the ships in the area. the yellow markers. none of them on this day is suspicious. operations continue into the aegean where opportunist continue to thrive on the misery and desperation of others. arwa damon, cnn, turkey. there's so much more to this story. you can see more of arwa damon's exclusive reporting that some of the desperate steps that so many are making to flee their country. watch "migrant journeys" all we...