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hello, we start with the refugee crisis. and clashes between refugees and police, as authorities in europe struggle to control the situation. a drought in zambia saw the refugees have been halted in their tracks. macedonian police have been filmed beating refugees. austria announced a suspension in its train services, because of massive overloading president obama adds his support saying the u.s. will begin preparation, taking 10,000 syrian refugees next year. the mexican government says it s not starting the possibility of accepting syrian refugees. thursday saw the largest numbers to cross into macedonia. we have a report from the greece-macedonian border. from the islands in we took the ferry. travelling through the night. it s raining. people are soaked to the bone. yet the refugees are determined to continue their journey. it s one full of obstacles. macedonian border police blocked their way. frustrations grew once more. rain continued to pore. impatient, th ....
seattle and santa cruz for a look at how science might stop crime before it happens. lindsay is an ex-cia operator. tonight she shows us how mushrooms might one day replace styrofoam packages. i m phil torres and i m an entomologist. i study insects in the rain forests of peru. that s our team. now, let s do some science. it has been another fantastic week of science on the road. we ve got crystal, lindsay and rita here. we re going to start with you. you were basically a very high-tech firefighter for a week. tell me about this. that s right. i was on a story that followed how we use unmanned aircraft to fight the rim fire at yosemite. let me show you. here it is. it s a very unusual-looking piece of technology. it almost looks like an alien insect, and they have it in a hangar. essentially they fly it up to yosemite, and it s eyes in the sky following the rim fire and generating information for action on the ground. so let s check it out. the size and scope of the ....
south africa. and i have the sport. serena williams s march towards a calendar grand slam coming up, and roger federer a confirmed semifinalists. i tell you why he s playing his best tennis in years we start with the refugee crisis. there has been violent scenes between refugees and police, as they struggle to contain the situation. refugees desperate to continue their journey have been halted in their tracks at various borders and checkpoints. police have been filmed beating refugees with batons, as hundreds gather at the boarder why greece. there was anger and confusion after austria s rail company announced a suspension of services to and from hungary, a growing number of travellers caused massive overloading. the severity reaches west, president obama adds support saying he will begin preparations to take in 10,000 refugees next year. the mexican government is studying the possibility of accepting syrian refugees. greek police say thursday saw the largest numb ....
scientists discover an early human species. and we begin in washington with a victory for president obama s efforts to implement the nuclear deal with iran. the outpost resolution rejecting the agreement. and the house could vote on it tomorrow. so mike, this feels more like a done deal than it certainly has at any other point here. what led to this? reporter: you re absolutely right. well, it appears that the white house has pulled it off. rising opposition among the general public. and unless there s a dramatic reversal in congress, the deal goes into effect a week from today. this is the moment the white house has been waiting for, though a majority of the senate, including four democrats and all 54 republicans, oppose the iran nuclear deal, their effort to move the deal forward fell short of the filibuster. it s a major victory for president obama, and republicans cried foul. i ve heard colleague after colleague coming forward and saying, this deal is flawed and ....
extending the biggest two-month tumble since 2008. the purchasing managers index was 49.7, down from 50 in july. anything below 50 indicates a contraction. let s get straight to the chief asia economics correspondent, in hong kong. what does this data tell us? i guess it shows that there is no autumn out just yet in china s slowing economy. i will say that these figures have been distorted because factories around beijing in particular have been shut down to try and clear skies ahead of a very important military commemoration this week. there was a big athletics championship run in beijing also over the last few weeks. a fair bit of distortion on these numbers, but at the same time, it illustrates that the policy the rate cuts aren t really getting traction just yet from china. the slowdown that is gripping the factory continues. that thisany sign figure has to be taken with a pinch of salt because it has been distorted? they are trying to second-guess whether the ....