KOSIK: Germany growing more desperate by the hour to slow the unending tide of migrants flooding into the country German authorities are now imposing visa checks at the Austrian border, the temporary new controls seen as a strong statement to the rest of Europe to step up and take in more refugees. Let's bring in CNN's Atika Shubert live from Munich this morning. You have ministers meeting to talk in Brussels to talk about some coordinated response from E.U. nations. That is happening in hours. What is expected to come of it?</s>ATIKA SHUBERT, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, we are expecting to see several proposals on the table. Unfortunately, it is very unlikely we will get an agreement today from all 28 E.U. member nations. Basically what the dividing issue is here is quotas. How many refugees should each E.U. country take and how can that be enforced? Countries like Hungary, Slovakia, and Czech Republic say they don't want to be forced to take a set number of refugees. The other issue is how refugees get to the countries that want to take them safely and legally. Right now, many are traveling illegally because technically they are supposed to wait outside of the E.U. for permission and travel in. The numbers are so massive they have been flooding in over the last few months. We have seen 16,000 refugees coming into Germany alone. That is just in one day. Germany says those numbers are unsustainable. That is why they put in border controls and stopped train service between Austria and Germany. The service has resumed, but the main line from Saltsburg to Munich has been halted. They are trying to speed up the process.</s>KOSIK: All right, Atika Shubert, still looking a coordinated response there. Thanks so much for that.</s>ROMANS: The two of us are saving for college. Are your kids going to college? Some very important news and a new tool to help you avoid crushing debt, that's next.
Germany Imposes Visa Checks At Austrian Border.