here on boulogne, probably in calais and that will affect the other side of the industry.trade that crosses the channel every year will be affected if a couple of boats are blocking the ports of calais and boulogne. this is insane. are you telling me that the french are prepared to countenance blocking not just the fishing industry in the uk but also blocking trade across the channel, all in the interest of a fishing industry in france that represents a tiny proportion of your gdp? it is symbols. and we know borisjohnson is also playing on symbols on both sides. so let us see. that is what we all say, that is what president macron and president bertrand, the regional president, say. he's your boss. he is my boss, yes. is he bluffing ? are you french, ultimately, bluffing on this fishing matter? unfortunately, we are not. fishing is a key obstacle to post brexit relations between britain and europe, not because of economics — it makes just a tiny contribution to both the british and the eu economies. but because of politics. symbolism and emotion make compromise difficult.

. >> in colombia's third city, calais, a fight is rating against daggett fever.- against denguefever. -- kali. dengue deathsumed last month so the city's human getting. >> is a delicate matter. we need to be careful with the smallest pool of water. i change the water of the plants every day. not everybody does it and it is dangerous. -- cali. >> fumigation's are one of the measures to confront the epidemic in the city or cases have soared from 118 in january 2 5000. the ada's edge of gs mosquito -- the mosquito lays exit any pool of clean water. poor sanitation, bad hygiene and climate change with heavy rains and long peers of trout are making the outbreak worse. droughts are making the bricks worse. >> climate change has facilitated the breeding grounds. these mosquitoes are endemic but they're finding the best conditions to grow and the genotype is more aggressive. >> to get fever has been spreading through latin america in the past year. 1300 people have died since. country areross the struggling to keep up with the number of new patients. more than 3 million

john asks, i am on a caravan site in spain, what can i do to get to the eurotunnel in calais, will iel? it depends where in spain he is. there are three areas of spain where you cannot travel. it will depend where in spain he is as to whether oi’ where in spain he is as to whether or not he can come out. many thanks indeed for that. the cancellation affects men and spain, the islands, with immediate effect. jet2 it is based in nine airports here. this is their website statement. the airline has cancelled all flights to mainland spain, bulgaria islands and ca nary islands with mainland spain, bulgaria islands and canary islands with immediate effect —— balearic islands. people with disabilities and their carers are calling for more support from the government as the number of uk cases of coronavirus continues to rise. they're among the group most vulnerable to the effects of the virus and many say they're worried about who will care for them as the outbreak worsens. jayne mccubbin has been hearing their stories. it's hard to avoid the fear, but what do you do when your loved ones rely

so what happens if there is a blockade of calais, where 17% of uk trade relies on that dover to calaisif the fishing deal., that would trigger street protests in france, which is already economically fragile, the french economic system at the moment, it's not a case of what if. surely you are discussing the potential of a blockade of calais which is essential to uk trade with the eu? we have been very clear in our position in fishing in the eu talks. we will not be selling out our fishing. talks. we will not be selling out ourfishing. one talks. we will not be selling out our fishing. one of talks. we will not be selling out ourfishing. one of the main reasons people voted to leave the eu was they wanted britain to become an independent coastal state, to have control over our own waters, it's as simple as that. ok, what about the trade deal with the us? there are two potential areas of concern. one is chlorinated chicken and the other is chlorinated chicken and the other is whether the nhs is up for grabs. can you give some guarantees to our viewers, first on the use of chlorinated chi

bottling their size and will be selling it to people in the best parties 100% of proceeds go to the to calaisloyee scholarship fund. a lot of people on social media saying signing up, matt says it is awesome. everything as the same thing on their mind, the chick-fil-a -- hand sanitizer. the bottles will be available in florida with the possible nationwide rollout down the road. >> this is a soccer, let's check it out. ♪ >> put it on and gather! >> that is right. sarah palin saying baby got back in a question, so many people were shocked by this. unfortunately for her she got sent home after the show. her performance was the least liked by fans and the judges. she still got some support on social media and we knew this one was coming. can we get to do it with sarah palin in that outfit with sean spicer in his neon ruffled shirt. we all remember that moment, don't we? never what i think i would be reporting on sarah palin or sean spicer looking like that but especially singing that in a bear costume but there you have it, it happen. rob: wild times we are in. jillian: a complimentary comment ab

sean: julie: calais sauce.ley: chick-fil-a bottling their sauce, selling it to everybody in the best part is 100% of the profits go to the scholarship program. every single penny. bottles of the sauce sold in florida, and to other locations in april and may. a lot of people so happy about this on social media. matt says an awesome move by chick-fil-a to take care of their people and customers at the same time. chick-fil-a has raised $92 million in scholarships for their employees. you should buy some but if you grill a chicken sandwich and do that it will taste not as good but we can try. thank you so much. back to a fox news alert the other big story two servicemembers killed in a rocket attack database thousand troops, jim hansen says if iran is behind it they will pay the price and he joins us up next. >> this is people's lives at stake. this isn't about basketball, this is a global pandemic. heather: the nba suspending it season after an nba player tests positive for the coronavirus. todd pyro has the shock

here was a far from calais or unfeeling extra, quite the contrary.anything, he seems to have been notable in his capacity to feel be suffering and loss of others around him -- even turtles. soon after the family arrived in indiana, abraham was forced to confront death in a more profound and painful way. sometime in the early fall of 1818, several neighbors of the lincolns fell seriously ill. first with an uncontrollable shaking, then a severe thirst, a loss of appetite and general fatigue then with severe stomach cramps and vomiting that grew steadily worse. they were suffering from what was known as the milk sickness, caused when cows ingested a called white snake root it contained a chemical , that turned the cows milk into a deadly poison. milk sickness was a much feared, usually fatal scourge among settlers. abraham's mother, nancy, came to the aid of her sick neighbors and at some point, she ingested the poison herself. she lingered for quite a while after initially falling ill, struggling on day by day. it must have been excruciating pain. the

>>and they are expecting the worse they think it's 7 probably gas calais delegate a honda and that's why they're asking say and federal officials for aid and additional help in managing thatoutbreak. >>well happening today we have. we talk about the central workers in our mind instantly goes to hospital workers right but essential workers also includes those people that make sure that we have the food we need to survive we're talking about grocery store workers an nationwide whole foods employees are apparently looking to do a sickout protest they want better protections. amid this none of us knows if like we're saying in the beginning of the show if we have the virus or not. >>and kron four's will tran is out there live in san mateo and will that's why the employees are so concerned for themselves and for the customers. >>absolutely they want their implore you to do more things to make sure that they are safe now whole foods in san mateo o of hillsdale boulevard. it is open, but th are practicing social distancing you can see that employee and iend you need to know this not a strike

provide the transport services for the border authorities when they go into work in the ports of calais resilience in the supply chain. journeys on the tube have reduced by 93% according to london underground. the number of passengers has been dropping all week. transport for london say they want to continue to run a core service for nhs staff and other key workers. around a third of underground staff are either ill or self isolating. gatwick express trains will be temporarily suspended from monday until further notice. it's in response to a significant fall in the number of passengers at the airport and to keep other services running. southern and thameslink trains will continue to serve gatwick airport. right lets get a check on the weather with sara thornton. good bonding. a chilly start across london and at the south—east. 0nce more an inland frost. 0nce london and at the south—east. 0nce more an inland frost. once again, like the last few days, plenty of spring sunshine on offer right across the whole of the region and in fact, barely a cloud to point out in the sky was not maybe a