that moment onjanuary six where it was clear the capitol police needed reinforcements and the dc national guardd it would have taken them hours to get on scene but earlier if the order had been approved by president trump to get on scene, but is one of those constitutional issues that we still don't have a clear answer on. that we still don't have a clearanswer on. how that we still don't have a clear answer on. how did that order come about? did president trump deliberately not want to deploy the dc national guard or did it come from vice president pence, which also would have skipped the chain of command is with a sitting president as commander—in—chief so that is a mystery that i don't think we still have the answers to right now. , ., , ., , now. some questions unanswered. thank you. — now. some questions unanswered. thank you. javed — now. some questions unanswered. thank you, javed arely _ now. some questions unanswered. thank you, javed arely for - now. some questions unanswered. thank you, javed arely for your - thank you, javed arely for your time. . 4, thank you, javed arely for your

jen griffin, lucas tomlinson, not confirming the defense department has mobilize the entire dc national guard. 1800 troops take several hours. as i was mentioning before to get them up and running the army secretary ryan mccarthy setting up a headquarters at the fbi. you just heard from david spot that the fbi is also sending troops to the capital. >> it's no coincidence. then the president trump finally gave n. and went out to the rose garden at 4, a 3. his staff prepared a script for him to read. >> but he refuses to use it. as you can see on the screen, you can see the script to stamp president has seen the script said, quote, and asking you to leave the capital region now and go home in a peaceful way. the president was urged to stick to the script, but he spoke off the cuff. eric herschmann and nick luna went with the president to film the message in the rose garden. let's hear what they had to say and see the never before seen raw footage of the president recording this video message. >> ultimately, these remarks that we're looking at here and exhibit 25 for not the remarks that the pre

. >> i've also asked the secretary of the army to deploy the dc national guard. >> the pentagon has notrday made a decision but says quote the secretary takes this request for assistance very seriously. border town mayors, though, say they've been grappling with the same crisis for 18 months without federal support. >> if it's affecting dc, imagine what it's doing to a community of a hundred thousand people along the border when there's thousands -- a thousand a day. >> bowser's demand comes as 73 migrants including 13 children were reportedly recovered from stash houses in dc along with cocaine. ice confirms an ongoing investigation. quote, our goal is to identify, disrupt and dismantle significant transnational criminal organizations involved in human smuggling. the white house is now accusing border state officials of playing politics. >> what's the difference between texas bussing migrants to dc and the federal government flying migrants to, say, new york in the middle of the night and other cities. >> it's very different because we're not doing it using migrants as a political pawn

but the dc mayor who has made this request for national guard troops to come in has also been accusedll. now to the celebrity court case known here in the uk as the wagatha christie trial. a judge at the high court in london has ruled against rebekah vardy in the libel case. ms vardy had sued coleen rooney after mrs rooney accused her of leaking private information about her to the tabloid press. both women have huge social media followings and are the wives of famous football players. colin paterson reports. two footballers' wives, both with huge social media followings and brands in their own right. rebekah vardy, married to leicester city striker jamie vardy, and coleen rooney, wife of england's all—time top goal—scorer, wayne rooney. they went head—to—head in a libel trial at the high court. today's judgment could not have gone much worse for rebekah vardy, her evidence described by the judge as "not credible, and on occasions, "manifestly inconsistent, evasive or implausible." it's a disaster for rebekah vardy. you know, her brand, her career in the sense of, you know, being a pe

i have asked the secretary of the army, the dc national guard to help lead that effort. h 4000 today. where's the media? there is no coverage from anybody but fox. >> it is so inconvenient for the overall narrative. the mayor of dc kind of asking get the federal government to do its job and complaining about the tipping point of this humanitarian crisis, where have you been? welcome to texas, arizona, parts of california for many months on end and eric adams in new york city complaining similarly about this saying it's a strain on our resources. imagine greg abbott breaking out the world's smallest violin, what a terrible situation you must have up there with a tiny fraction of what we in texas, him, have to deal with every day and it is funny when the reality comes home for people who have no problem when it is someone else's issue. i was channeling my greg abbott. stuart: good one, well done, a good channeling. see you again soon. ice officials just uncovered dozens of migrants in a series of smugglers stash houses. where is this happening? lauren: northwest washington

developing story from the nation's capital washington's mayor has requested the activation of the dc national guardexas governor greg abbott has been chartering buss to send migrants to washington, d.c. and other so-called sanctuary cities but aid groups say there are not enough resources available. the mayor says the situation has now reached a tipping point. >>> important news this morning on the covid vaccine front the biden administration plans to roll out new booster shots this fall. the new vaccines are reformulated to perform better against the now dominant omicron subvariant ba.5 and pfizer and moderna are promising to deliver millions of doses by mid september. all adults are expected to be eligible. >>> hershey's has warned that it will have a shortage of halloween and christmas candy this year. the company says global supply chain issues and the war in ukraine have made it hard to get all of the ingredients, including cocoa. halloween candy makes up about 10% of the company's annual sales. and you can expect to pay more because of overall inflation, and i'm probably in the minority here,

the mayor of washington dc has asked the national guard to help deal with thousands of migrants who havested -- bussed in from texas and arizona. for more i spoke to our correspondent outside union station in washington where the migrants have been arriving. how did it get to this point? the mayor of washingt d.c. asking for the national guard to help deal with the influx of migrants to the nation's capital? >> you have people coming from venezuela, cuba and african countrieto the border states such as texas and arizona for some time. back in april governor of texas, republican greg abbott, launched this campaign in which he basically decided anybody coming to his state would be put on a bus and sent to d.c. is is hi way of saying to president biden it is your problem. he is critical -- he accuses biden of having lax policies when it comes to immigration. the arizona governor as done the same thing as mr. abbott. basically you have got 4000 people that have been making the journey to union station. they arrive here and they are met by volunteer groups and that is it. they try to help the

the mayor of washington dc says she's asked for national guard troops to help deal with thousands ofeen bussed into the us capital. muriel bowser called the arrival of some 4,800 migrants a "humanitarian crisis" that had brought her city to a "tipping point". the bus trips were organised by republican governors in texas and arizona. i'm joined now by our north america correspondent, nomia iqbal, who's in washington. tell us more about these buses. who is organising them and why? 50. tell us more about these buses. who is organising them and why?- is organising them and why? so, this is organising them and why? so, this is all driven — is organising them and why? so, this is all driven by _ is organising them and why? so, this is all driven by politics. _ is organising them and why? so, this is all driven by politics. so, _ is all driven by politics. so, you've got many people coming from countries like venezuela and cuba and mexico and african countries like arizona and texas —— come to arizona and texas. back in april, the texas governor, greg abbott, launched a campaign, and he sai

the mayor of washington, dc has called for the deployment of the national guard to deal with thousands who have been bussed into the us capital. muriel bowser has described the situation as a humanitarian crisis, after some 4,800 migrants arrived in the city. republican governors in the border states of texas and arizona are said to have organised the trip in protest against the biden administration's migration policy. it comes as migration across the us—mexico border has surged to record levels. well, earlier, ispoke to robin swanson and asked what she made of the move by the governors of texas and arizona. this is a giant publicity stunt at taxpayer expense, largely led by governor greg abbott, who is accustomed to having these kinds of political stunts and having taxpayers pay for them. the last time he pulled one like this, he stopped trucks coming in from mexico with food on them and $150 million worth of food spoiled and, according to the dallas morning news, $477 million of economic activity was lost every day in texas. so, these kinds of political stunts are not without consequ

elsewhere, the mayor of washington, dc has called for the deployment of the national guard to deal with have been bused into the us capital. muriel bowser has described the situation as a humanitarian crisis after some 4,800 migrants arrived in the city. republican governors in the border states of texas and arizona are said to have organised the trip, in protest against the biden administration's migration policy. it comes as migration across the us—mexico border has surged to record levels. well, earlier, ispoke tojennifer kerns, who's a republican strategist and conservative talk show host. i asked her reaction to white house accusations that republicans were using migrants as a political tool. well, it looks like it is fair bay, for years democrats have been pressuring red state and border states such as texas and arizona to take on notjust thousands of migrants, notice muriel balser is only dealing with 4800 muriel balser is only dealing with a800 migrants. the other border states are just in border states arejust in biden�*s first year alone have taken in a million migrants who ha

the mayor of washington, dc has called for the deployment of the national guard to deal with thousandsbeen bussed into the us capital. muriel bowser has described the situation as a humanitarian crisis, after some 4,800 migrants arrived in the city. republican governors in the border states of texas and arizona are said to have organised the trip, in protest against the biden administration's migration policy. it comes as migration across the us—mexico border has surged to record levels. we can speak to democratic strategist robin swanson now. hejoins us from he joins us from washington, dc. thank you very much for look company on bbc world news. what do you make of this move by the governors of the state of texas and arizona?- by the governors of the state of texas and arizona? yes, this is a giant _ of texas and arizona? yes, this is a giant publicity _ of texas and arizona? yes, this is a giant publicity stunt - of texas and arizona? yes, this is a giant publicity stunt at - is a giant publicity stunt at taxpayer expense. largely led by governor greg abbott who is accustomed to havi

dc. i remember when donald trump wanted to send the national guard to the actual border and the left freakednophobic, racist and now all of a sudden people start showing up at union station and all the homeless shelters in dc which is also a huge problem gets filled up and reality hits the mayors in the face and, oh, you mean there are only limited resources for a certain number of people so now ethiopian build a tent city in dc and have the national guard process people. so again they're building cases and will blame it on republicans >> greg: floss cages. >> katie: the worst kind >> greg: those people are actually coming there to work and they're going to have the national guard again people working as opposed to like during riots during those riots in seattle or portland oregon. tyrus what did you think of the points i was makeing? care to offer your keen observations? >> tyrus: i believe the original saying was don't business down my back and tell me it's rain and you have turned that into something that i don't think anyone will ever say that again >> greg: really? >> tyrus: yeah, i thi

the mayor of washington, dc has called for help from the national guard to deal with almost 5,000 migrants who have been bused into the us capital. their trip is said to have been organised by republican governors in protest against the biden administration's immigration policy. spain and brazil have reported what are thought to be the first monkeypox—related deaths outside of africa. spain's one of the worst—hit countries — around a quarter of the roughly 20,000 global infections were diagnosed there. the film review will be here in around 10 minutes�* time but now on bbc news, it's click. it's been a while since i've been in one of these. it hasn't been in action for 60 years so you must have been 12? 0y! we are at the riverside transport museum in glasgow and you can really see how things have changed over time. one thing that's changing is the way we pay for public transport. many of us are ditching paper money and tickets. instead, we're using smartphones or, like you, smartwatches to pay for our journey. i never carry cash but one time, i went to pay for this at a shop and i didn't h

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very interested to see how this tent city that they're going to set up in washington, dc plays out with the national guard essentially processing these people in the capital . but they are living by their own rules now. and this is what they were perfectly fine with before. it's startling joe biden to see how that i use mayor eric adams or new york city, how they have completely erased things that they said a year ago where mayor adams was running, running for the job and saying illegal immigrants are welcome here. we're going to offer you so many more services. and now he is complaining wall to wall about being inundated and blaming the callousness of border states that push these people out and pushed them then to new york . and the reason that some illegal immigrants here are homeless, we're not winding up in shelters is because dhs, biden's dhs is giving them the wrong destination information and these illegal migrants don't know where they're going here in the city, you know, 4000 people lose their jobs every time. you know, one party takes control of the house over the other. i mean, you know, to be

and following the dc mayor's request to the department of defense for national guard troops, there hasse volunteer groups are saying that... they have accused miss bowser of militarising a problem which they say essentially requires a humanitarian response. president biden has declared a "major disaster" in kentucky, after some of the worst flash flooding in the history of the us state left at least 16 people dead. more than 23 thousand people are without power and kentucky's governor expects the death toll to rise. here in the uk — more than 4,000 people impacted by the infected blood scandal should receive immediate compensation of at least £100,000 each. that's the recommendation of the judge leading the public inquiry into what's been called the worst treatment disaster in the history of the nhs. the government says it will consider the recommendation with the �*utmost urgency�* — if it accepts it, it will be the first time compensation will have been paid in the uk — after thousands of people were infected with lethal viruses, including hiv and hepatitis, through contaminated trea

filled dc, it usually refers to the griffin get gridlock that populate the halls of congress and lobbying shops. but now d.c. mayor mario bauza is getting in on the action and begging the national guard for help dealing with the influx of illegals coming into the city, which seems pretty hypocritical coming from someone who declared this back when trump was being

the mayor of washington, dc has called for help from the national guard to deal with almost 5,000 migrants who have been bussed into the us capital. their trip is said to have been organised by republican governors in protest against the biden administration's immigration policy. spain and brazil have reported what are thought to be the first monkeypox—related deaths outside of africa. spain's one of the worst hit countries — around a quarter of the roughly 20,000 global infections were diagnosed there. now on bbc news, the travel show. coming up this week, i am on the greek island of evia, a year on from the devastating forest fires. look at these guys! look at them go! and taking a dip in natural hot springs built for the gods. 0h! that's so hot! we are off to denmark to take a look at the ancient treasury writing history is that. and next in istanbul, testing his artistic skills. —— nick is in. oh, we need lips. the island of evia, the second largest island in greece after crete, famed for its averted mountaintops, blue seas and glorious sunshine. but in the summer of 2021, that idyllic

but now dc mayor muriel bowser is getting in on the action and begging the national guard for help dealing seems pretty hypocritical coming from someone who declared this back when trump was being

but now dc mayor muriel bowser is getting in on the action and begging the national guard for help dealingthe influx of illegals coming into the city. which seems pretty hypocritical coming from someone who declared this back when trump was being inaugurated. >> i can't say it anymore clearly of what it means for washington, dc to be a sank taker city and be shire that people who live here feel free to call on their government for help. >> and call on the government dor help she did. red straight governors like abbott in texas and doozy in arizona have been sending illegals to our nation's capitol by bus for the last few months. some even arrived as recently as this morning. this is a very small, little, tiny portion. we're talking about 4,000 people out of millions who have crossed our border. and now that bowser is seeing what border states have been dealing with since biden and harris came into office, it's "not in my backyard." the department of defense of course is jumping all over this saying, quote, the secretary takes this request for assistance very seriously. the question now bec

dc. i remember when donald trump wanted to send the national guard to the actual border and the left freaked out that it was xenophobic, it was racist. and now all of a sudden people start showing up at union station and all the homeless shelters in dc, which is also a huge problem, get filled up and then reality hits these mayors in the face. and it's like, oh, you mean there are only limited resources for a certain number of people? so now they want to build a tent city and have the national guard come process people. so again, they're building ages and then they'll blame it on republican cloth cages, cloth cages. yes, the worst kind. yes. it's interesting, though, because my those people are actually coming there to work and they're going to have the national guard against people working as opposed to like during riots during those riots in seattle or portland, oregon. tarus, what did you what do you think of the points i'm making care to offer? you're a keen observation. well, i believe the original saying was don't down my back and tell me it's raining and you have turned it into someth

dc for example, is that something that you would have in here? who do you know if you asked anybody to reach out to any of those that we just listed off national guard d o. d s b i o my insecurities secret service. my advisor with a capital police about the situation with capital. i am not aware of any of those requests. no, sir. we have confirmed in numerous interviews with senior law enforcement and military leaders, vice president, pencils, staff, and d. c. government officials, none of them not wine heard from president trump that day. he did not call to issue orders, he did not call to offer assistance. this week we received a dis just tional testimony from yet another witness about why the president didn't make any efforts to quell the attack. the former white house employee with national security responsibilities told us about a conversation with senior advisor, eric hirschman, and pat sit baloney. the top white house lawyer. this conversation was about a pending call from the pentagon, seeking to coordinate on the response to the attack. mr. hirschman turned to mister salt, set bologna and said the president didn't want to do anything. and s

dc, is that something that you would have done? >> i would have. >> do you know if he asked anybody to reach out to any of those that we just listed off? national guard, homeland security, secret service, the capitol police about the situation at the capital? >> i am not aware of any of those requests. >> we have confirmed in numerous interviews, vice president pence 's staff in d.c. government officials, none of them, not one heard from president trump that day. he did not call to issue orders, he did not call to offer assistance. we received additional testimony from other witnesses about why the president did not make any effort to quell the attack. the former white house employee with national security response ability told us about a conversation with the senior advisor. this conversation was about a pending call from the pentagon seeking to coordinate on the response to the attack. he turned and said the president did not want to do anything. so mr. cipollone had to take the call himself. what did president trump spent his time doing that afternoon? he was calling senators to encourage them to delay or objection to the certification. here is hi

filled dc, it usually refers to the griffin get gridlock that populate the halls of congress and lobbying shops. but now d.c. mayor mario bauza is getting in on the action and begging the national guard for help dealing with the influx of illegals coming into the city, which seems pretty hypocritical coming from someone who declared this back when trump was being inaugurated. i can't say it any more clearly what it means to for for washington, d.c. to be a sanctuary city and to ensure that people who live here feel free to call on their government for help and call on the government for help. she did red state governors like abbott and texas and deucy in arizona have been sending illegals to our nation's capital by bus for the last few months. some even arrived as recently as this morning. this is a very small little tiny portion we're talking about four thousand people out of millions who have crossed our border and now the border is seeing that border states have been dealing with since biden and harris came in office. it's not in my backyard. the department of defense, of course, is jumping all over this saying, quote, the secretary takes this request for assistance very seriously

filled dc, it usually refers to the griffin get gridlock that populate the halls of congress and lobbying shops. but now d.c. mayor mario bauza is getting in on the action and begging the national guard for help dealing with the influx of illegals coming into the city, which seems pretty hypocritical coming from someone who declared this back when trump was being inaugurated

where i am, dc mayor muriel bowser is calling it a communitarian crisis after receiving just 4000 migrants here in the nation's capital, here's what she had to say about calling in the national guardd we need the federal government so i asked the deployment of the guard as long as we need the guard to deal with the humanitarian crisis that we expect escalate. the number of people crossing the border seeking asylum we expect to go up. griff: what do you make of this? >> it is great they are joining the conversation, this is something we've and talking about for year and a half and to finally have other mayors that understand, beginning to understand what that impact is, washington dc is millions of people and their concern about 4000 people, we get 5000 people in a week through the year the area and we are only a community of 100,000 people. after finally getting the understanding that this is a bigger issue than little towns along the border is a great thing. griff: these are migrants that have been dropped off, sleeping there, a sad humanitarian crisis indeed, the mayor is right pointing to the fact that this is a federal responsibility, the ministration is abdicating that spot a

dc, is that something that you would have done? >> i would have. >> do you know if he asked anybody to reach out to any of those that we just listed off? national guard, homeland security, secret service, the capitol police about the situation at the capital? >> i am not aware of any of those requests. >> we have confirmed in numerous interviews, vice president pence 's staff in d.c. government officials, none of them, not one heard from president trump that day. he did not call to issue orders, he did not call to offer assistance. we received additional testimony from other witnesses about why the president did not make any effort to quell the attack. the former white house employee with national security response ability told us about a conversation with the senior advisor. this conversation was about a pending call from the pentagon seeking to coordinate on the response to the attack. he turned and said the president did not want to do anything. so mr. cipollone had to take the call himself. what did president trump spent his time doing that afternoon? he was calling senators to encourage them to delay or objection to the certification. here is hi