Hello everyone and welcome to Ammanpur. Here's what's coming up.

Deja vu at the border as Turkey opens the gates to Europe to refugees.

And Greece is on the front line we talk to the minister in charge.

Then the wars that have fueled this migrant crisis the Ali Nasser and the New Yorker Susan Glasser.

And...

We're not talking about a moral failing, we're not talking about a crime, we're talking about a disease.

A bracingly frank interview on the pain and price of addiction from a New York State senator

with personal experience. Welcome to the program everyone.

I'm Christina Manpur in London. History is

repeating itself at Europe's border as migrants are desperately trying to

make their way from Turkey into Greece. Now this all stems from Syria where airstrikes

of course even more civilians to flee their country and cross into Turkey. The

country says it's unable to handle this influx and so it's no longer stopping migrants

crossing into the European Union but now President Erdogan says there will be

a ceasefire in northern Syria set to go into effect at midnight local time.

The result of all of this though is a migrant crisis

leaving shocking violence on the edge of the European continent

as our Jomana Karaje reports now.

We don't know her name.

She's too distraught to speak.

But you really don't need words to explain the gut-wrenching means. French. Those with her Tellerus, her husband was killed at the border.

Turkey says Greek border guards open fire on refugees and migrants gathered at its border on

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