french riot police evict hundreds of people from a makeshift camp near calais. >>> thailand's military leaders have released 120 critics. but the political crisis continues. >>> an influential faction has splint from the taliban. >>> and a stop and go button for a car with no steering wheel or pedals. it's a driverless car from google. >>> hello. hundreds of people from around the world are being evicted by riot police from illegal camps outside the french port of calais. many have been kept there for months. some have been trying to smuggle themselves into britain on trucks. well, they say they have nowhere else to go. the french authorities say an outbreak of scabies and a lack of running water pose a health risk. our correspondent is at the site and has been following the operation since earlier today. >> reporter: so the police have been here about an hour now. they're just starting to make their second sweep through the camp. this is the syrian camp right next to the port. and the police are working their way through tent by tent. they're looking inside, seeing who's in there. the

remained determined to reach calais. >> i tried go to u.k. maybe 40 times or -- 40 times. >> khan and ali, who want to hide their identity, left pakistan several years ago. >> there is extremism, fundamentalism fighting and problems. so we came here to save our lives. >> and ali lost his business in egypt and has been on the move for over a year. >> translator: i came here to be free because i thought there was freedom in europe but i have found no freedom here. >> reporter: when the french authorities cleared the camp earlier this week, they told migrants they would be taken to a better place. the problem is they didn't tell them where that would be, and many feared it would be further from calais and further from their deem of reaching u.k. the volunteers think the recent success of the national front in france shows that local patience is wearing thin. >> we're ashamed. we've shown no common decency to these mieg raghts. they -- migrants. >> on friday authorities told the migrants they have 24 hours to identify a new site and then 48 to le

people have been coming to calais for years now, since 2002, to get to the u.k.e problem is under the dublin convention people must seek asylum for where they first land. for many people that is italy. by the time they get to calais they've passed four to five countries, they try oseek asylum there and it's failed. even in france, if they plan to keep the people away in buses, there is to way they -- these people are undocumented, homeless sleeping rough in the streets or makeshift camps. there is really nowhere for them ogo. this is a huge issue for european union, it's just going to get worse. in the past year alone, 36,000 people have landed on boats mainly from libya, to italy. this problem is just with going to get -- just going to get worse. most of the people want to head to the u.k. the u.k. says no under the dublin convention these asylum seekers must be given asylum if it's accepted in the place they first land, in many cases that is italy. >> naznene you did touch on this. what happens to the people, are they being taken somewhere? >> well, at the mome

. >>> nearly 1,000 migrants have cleared from a camp in the french town of calais. they say they don't know where to go. >>> just hours before a major foreign policy speech, president obama announces nearly 10,000 u.s. troops will stay in afghanistan. but only for one more year. >>> also on the program, aaron is here. and the pressure intensifies on britain's gsk. >> tim, the drug giant glaxosmithkline would use some painkillers. it's now facing a criminal investigation here in britain for its sales practices in countries ranging from iraq, poland and lebanon. it's already in trouble in china for allegedly bribing doctors and hospitals to prescribe its drugs. >>> hello. it is midday here in london. 7:00 a.m. in washington, 1:00 p.m. in the french port city of calais where riot police are currently clearing about 800 illegal migrants from makeshift camps there. french authorities claim an outbreak of scabies and the lack of running water is posing a health risk and the site needs to be shut down. but the migrants say they don't know where to go. the illegal camps cro

way through migrant makeshift camps in calais. >> an >> first to the u.s. where barack obama has outlined the next stage for the foreign policy. he told military graduates that the world is changing and that presents new dangers. a group of decentralized al-qaeda affiliates and u.s. needs to match that without stretching the military thin or stirring up resentment. >> the u.s. military remains the onremains theindispensable ima -

spotlight here. , policeity of calais have cleared out several camps there. they have hundreds of illegal migrants from syria and afghanistan and africa. calias as right police clear out immigrants from the town. authorities say that this is essential to deal with the outbreak. the confusion is quite spread in the camps with many of the migrants having nowhere else to go. human rights activists are outraged. >> i agree with the people who will have to roam the town, it is even more difficult and precarious situation. the repression and expulsion serves nothing. and the danger is part of their health. from plasticuilt

a lot of the point where is russian money being spent well according to russian to operate at calais best the top five places are cyprus turkey egypt. greece and thailand cyprus and turkey came out on top because of the good weather in the short flight all the violence restrictions for russian men between the ages of sixteen and sixty ukraine is not in the list of popular destinations a share and if we consider just the european countries then the most popular destination is the czech republic in second is france. spain and italy came in fourth now however the amount of russian visitors to europe is expected to drop and that's partly down to the weakening ruble because obviously visitors will now be getting less money back when when they give in their euro isn't when they arrive which means of course less spending money always right now although for foreigners coming to russia of course this is a real headache for troubled southern european countries where russians spend their

supply, they will poison the milk in the calais, they will do a biological -- milk in the h cows. they are thinking about, i need to kill people. i need to have the street running with blood. i need it on tv. i am not worried about causing a blackout. theater. is it requires a storyline that means a big dramatic scene. the money shot involves blood and bodies and that is what they are thinking about. >> the fact that. is, if we look at homegrown terrorism, it is different then 9/11.

the poison in the milk, in the calais. they sit around up at night while we are tossing and turning thinking about what they are thinking, and they are thinking about i need to kill people. i need to have the streets running with blood. i need people running and screaming. i need it on tv. i am not worried about causing a blackout. i need people to die. terrorism is theater. it requires a storyline that needs a big dramatic scene. in thes that story arc big scene, the money shot, involves blood and bodies, and that is what they are thinking about. they are not thinking about the grid. >> you can see this entire conversation tonight at 8:00 eastern. in addition to the new york deputy police commissioner, we will hear from michael chertoff and the administrator for the transportation security agency john pistole. each issue should be handled

this is nothing new for calais for those who want to get to calais. the center for immigrants was closed down. immigrants were sleeping in camps in the forest. was closed down and razed then. there are three or four camps and they basically take on different ethnicities, people from eritrea and somalia and the syria camp where we are now. and there is a new influx of syrian refugees who really come here with nothing. if these camps are razed these refugees say they have absolutely incorporat nowhere t. >>> still to come on al jazeera, ready to go at it alone? and now, a former hacker turns on his friends, that coming up in just a moment. a moment. fault lines al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> they're locking the doors... >> ground breaking... >> we have to get out of here... >> truth seeking... award winning investigative documentary series fault lines the deported only on al jazeera america >> now inroducing, the new al jazeea america mobile news app. get our exclusive in depth, reporting when you want it. a global perspective wherever you are.

including police bulldoze their way through migrant makeshift camps in calais. >> an >> first to the u.s. where barack obama has outlined the next stage for the foreign policy. he told military graduates that the world is changing and that presents new dangers. a group of decentralized al-qaeda affiliates and u.s. needs to match that without stretching the military thin or stirring up resentment. >> the u.s. military remains the onremains theindispensable ima - >> fellow at the institute for policy studies. phillies, good to have yofillp g that you hadn't heard before? >> it was interesting to hear them address the question of anything that is not military. it begs the question of who says that the u.s. must always lead. i don't know that the rest of the world necessarily agrees with that. but to the degree that he would talk about non non-military leadership would be a good thing. in a situation where clearly the military is not going to be able to make the situation any better. so all of his rhetoric about this isn't just about military solutions not every problem has a military so

. >> immigration is in the spotlight here. , policeity of calais have cleared out several camps there. they have hundreds of illegal migrants from syria and afghanistan and africa. calias as right police clear out immigrants from the town. authorities say that this is essential to deal with the outbreak. the confusion is quite spread in the camps with many of the migrants having nowhere else to go. human rights activists are outraged. >> i agree with the people who will have to roam the town, it is even more difficult and precarious situation. the repression and expulsion serves nothing. and the danger is part of their health. from plasticuilt bags or sheeting and often no food. region,strung up in the since the government forced the closure of the infamous location in 2002. there is poverty and more in afghanistan and iraq and syria. located a few hundred meters from the train terminal, they cross the channel say to the ukraine, where they believe they will have a better life. the authorities say that the migrants will be housed out by the town, they'll be able to shower and received

. >> we're in one of the many camps here in calais, and i can show that people are trying to keep warm as best they can, burning bits of wood from the railways here. there are hundreds of refugees from all over the world, including syria. we get to speak to this gentleman over here. what's your name and where are you from? >> i'm from syria. >> reporter: houng have you been here? >> a year. >> where would you like to go? >> i want to go to england. >> does your family live there? >> yes, my brother and family lives there. i can't name them. in france i can't take my family after maybe one year or two years. >> so you can't take your family in france. we can see where you're sleeping right now. quite a few of you in there. four people in this tiny tent. there are many people in this situation here, and the problem is that possibly in the next 24 hours this camp will be bulldozed by the local authorities who say there is a skin disease which is spreading, so they have to close it down for health reasons. now, these people say they have absolutely nowhere to go. local authorities here in

they're trying to deter more refugees from coming to calais.poke to say that this will not put them off. >> how many times have you tried to get across to the u.k.? >> five, five times. >> how did you try? >> i tried under a car. i got inside the luggage. i'm tired of trying, but right now i have no choice. >> reporter: for now the local authorities are trying to persuade these people to go to a holiday camp where they can have a shower. but these refugees are afraid they'll be removed far from this port. they've fled war and poverty. they would rather sleep here in the cold because it's their own chance they have of get together u.k. and a better life. al jazeera, calais. >> a federal judge has ordered a temporary stay on excuses in ohio. we have moreen that and other headlines across america. >> reporter: executions in ohio are delayed two and a half months. a federal judge said that this will allow time for arguments over the state's lethal injection procedure. the new procedure came about following the execution of dennis mcguire. it took h

the french authorities are trying to deter more people from coming here to calais. refugees that i spoke to said that this will not put them off from coming here, and it will not put them off from getting to the u.k. habeeb said he can't go back to darfur, and he cannot stay in france. >> how many times have you tried to get across to the u.k.? >> five times. >> how did you dry? >> i tried under a car. i tried in the luggage. they found me. i'm tired of trying, but right now i have no choice. >> for now the local authorities are trying to persuade these people to go to a holiday camp with they can have a shower. but these averag refugees are ad they'll be moved far from this port. they say war and poverty they would rather sleep here in the cold because it's the only chance they have of getting to the u.k. and a better life. al jazeera, calais. >> a federal judge has ordered a temporary stay on excus executin ohio. we have that and other news making headlines today. >> reporter: all executions in ohio are delayed two and a half months. a federal judge said that this

and france, riot police have started cleaning out three immigrant camps from the northern city of calais. the camps housed hundreds of immigrants from asia, the middle east, and africa. the evictions, ordered a week ago by the local government, comes just days after the anti-immigration party, the national front, triumphed in european elections. more than 1000 would-be immigrants tried to force their way over razor wire barriers into spain's north african enclave. spanish officials say about 500 managed to successfully breached the border. the enclave is officially part of spain, albeit located on .oroccan territory numbers are now so high that the town's mayor fears it has become impossible to stop. >> they braved razor wire and a series of hyphens is. once they arrived on spanish soil, these african migrants hit the ground. he scaled a dangerous barrier between morocco and spain in a perilous bid to reach european territory. arrived and a tiny spanish exclave in north africa. spanish security has been beefed up in recent months as waves of would-be migrants have tried to get to the tow

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they will attack the water supply, they will poison the milk in the calais, they will do a biological -- milk in the h cows. they are thinking about, i need to kill people. i need to have the street running with blood. i need it on tv. i am not worried about causing a blackout. theater. is it requires a storyline that means a big dramatic scene. the money shot involves blood and bodies and that is what they are thinking about. >> the fact that. is, if we look at homegrown terrorism, it is different then 9/11. qeuda does not have that ability. this is do-it-yourself. do what you can. when you look at the record of homegrown terrorist lots, we see local terrorists looking at local targets. inhave had plots springfield, dallas, seattle, other parts. they were there. determinedorist is -- and john is right here -- i do not have to -- i do not have to go across the country to a place that is out of my territory to find a target. i can find a target if i am in torrance. i can find a target within one hour of torrance. if i am in springfield, i do not need to go to chicago. i can find a fede

around the two cities with smokes rising from industrial and residential areas onto government forces calais they have managed to take down an army helicopter that we can't verify those claims on reality to deny the graft orkut strikes are also reportedly being carried out by the army that's an area where a number of civilians have already been caught in the fighting a residential area was hit in an area that's honk at least nine people were injured among them a four year old many are already fleeing that. just want to let me tell a class that seriously is not just what you think you know what i was doing like you know my life just like you i was. just local not very good but. if did you question the shit you watch. and also that i'm all serious shall logged into the roof of a school that was a break between classes when it hit and no one was injured children and teachers from the school and a nearby kindergarten had to take cover in a basement. was that you who ran with the first year children are. also heard loud bangs just will move very scared. everyone was screaming because we didn't kn