calais is am to hundreds hoping to cross the english channel into the u.k. phil lavelle has this . >> reporter: from before dawn they are out looking hoping to find a lorry to sneak on to, bound for britain. first light brings the first attempt of the day. some get through, most fail, but they'll be back tomorrow. it's not much, it's home, at least for now. >> reporter: escanda will not show his face, but shows us the tent in a slum on the edge of calais. the dream - smuggle himself to the u.k. he tried five times this week. to achieve it he has to contend with the nightmare of this camp. there's no option. >> in my life, it's the first time i faced this problem, like africa and being in the jungle. it's not a normal human being. we cook here, everything. everything here is going our way. we don't have enough water to wash our bodies. i have washed my body after a week. >> reporter: this was the jungle as the migrants that used to camp here called it. it is deserted, called out by the authorities, directing all inhabitants to this patch of land, bringing the

jonathan: when i saw the affordability chart at 8.5 times earnings, i thought maybe i could commute from calaise breakdown in the super prime in london, how does that trickle down to the rest of the u.k.? bob: i think we are seeing a significant element of trickle-down. if you talk about these eight times valuations, look at cities outside london which have been very successful and are now becoming quite expensive. oxford, cambridge, bristol. money is now going north. you mentioned the northern valuations are four times earnings. investor flows are now going into cities like manchester and leads, for example. jonathan: problem for the bank of england? they seem to have washed their hands of this in the last five months. guy: i think at the moment it is something of a problem, but not a massive problem. i think if there was a massive problem, they'd be raising rates right now. i don't think that is the case. they are tinkering with the macro prudential rules and those have had an effect, so i think at the moment, the bank of england looks fairly comfortable. jonathan: guy johnson and bob parker,

about two weeks ago, the only thing clinton had to defend on the campaign trail in search of calais orders her chipotle order. reporters dig into schweitzer's new book. did clinton dole out political favors while she was secretary of state? why did the clinton foundation confuse millions a donation with zero donations? the amount of speeches -- the amount of money being paid for speeches. joining us is the manned behind the firestorm he has created. author peter schweitzer -- offer peter schweizer. there have been several statements from the clinton camp. i want to read part of the statement from the acting ceo of the clinton foundation. she says there were mistakes. "our error was that government donations were mistakingly combined with other donations. those same grants have always been properly listed in our audited financial statement." you have brian fallon go on and refuse each claim. peter: the facts do not correspond to that. bloomberg this morning, and the washington post reporting that we now have 1100 donations that ended up at the clinton foundation that were never disclosed.