PAUL: So, right now, there are hundreds of refugees at Turkey's border with Greece. They're looking to cross into the European Union, and many of the migrants are trying to escape, increasing violence between Turkish forces and Syrian Troops.</s>BLACKWELL: And Turkey says it cannot handle the influx of new refugees alone, and it's opened its side of the border with Greece. So, our senior international correspondent Arwa Damon is at the border crossing. Arwa, tell us what you're seeing there.</s>ARWA DAMON, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Good morning. This is really about what happens when people's misery ends up being turned into something of a political weapon. I mean, just look around us. All of these people come -- came up, many of them</s>PAUL: That is just so -- it's disturbing and it's sad. I mean, you saw the double stroller there, and it really highlights the desperation of these people. Arwa Damon, thank you for bringing us this story, it's important to watch it and to know what's happening.</s>BLACKWELL: Representatives of the United States and the Taliban are expected to sign a historic agreement today.</s>PAUL: Under the agreement, American forces in Afghanistan would be reduced over the course of the next 135 days. All troops would eventually be withdrawn if certain conditions are met. Now, this would allow the Taliban and the Afghan government to begin peace talks. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is in Qatar for the signing.</s>BLACKWELL: And while Defense Secretary, Mark Esper is in Afghanistan, he's meeting with leaders there, more than 18 years this war has been going on in Afghanistan. It's the longest fought conflict in American history. In this week's "Legal Brief", Harvey Weinstein's conviction, what it means for the Me Too movement, why this is about more than just one man.
Turkish Refugees Clash With Greek Border Guards