we're on our way to dover and over then to calais. think people realise the sheer volume that travels in and out of ports around the country. if there's a no—deal brexit, there would be extra checks cross into the eu, and matt fears delays. it's going to cause problems is what we carry is perishable, all fresh meat, and we cannot afford to be sitting waiting to clear customs. as things stand, there would be new tariffs or taxes under global trading rules. the government is going to waive tariffs temporarily on most goods coming in, but the eu could impose them on things we sell abroad. it will affect us. i have heard that there will be a tariff, a premium for welsh, or british lamb, and at the end of the day if it is going to cost more, people won't buy them. tariffs and charges could make this lamb up to 70% more expensive and that could mean less business. we are not doing as many loads in and out of the uk, the company is not making as much money and we could take a loss in earnings. i am worried, it is a dark cloud over us but not

>> they picked normandy because the germans expected the landing to come, the invasion to come at calais. >> the french region was closer to england and therefore more probable invasion point than the beaches of normandy. >> the five beaches were utah, omaha, gold, juno and sword. they were spread out among 60 miles of coastline. >> a shrewd point of infiltration was only part of the comprehensive mission. the masterminds of the invasion were also tasked with organizing an extraordinary number of troops on the ground to storm those five beaches. >> we were going to try to liberate a continent. we have to put millions of men through this beachhead. >> 11,000 airplanes, 50,000 vehicles and 6,000 ships to include landing craft. never before in the history of military operations has there been anything like that and never has there been anything since. >> there are three british empire beaches, gold is a british beach, juno is the canadian beach, sword is the other british beach. the two american beaches, omaha and utah. >> during 1943 and 1944, the nazis had most of their efforts focused on

negotiated, the details of the problems in northern ireland, how you deal with issues at dover and calaisngs, it's not enough to just be optimistic and speak with upbeat enthusiasm, he needs a clear and pragmatic plan. so you think there isa pragmatic plan. so you think there is a possibility that the true believers in brexit in your party might be more prepared to accept compromise from boris johnson, might be more prepared to accept compromise from borisjohnson, a lever leaver, than they were theresa may? do you sense any hint of compromise amongst erg, for example? iam compromise amongst erg, for example? i am clutching at straws in this answer, to be honest. some liken it to nixon going to china and pulling offa to nixon going to china and pulling off a peace deal with china because nixon had been such a hard line on communism. i think there is a went opportunity at that boris has got to do something similar with brexit. the trouble is, so many of the people who are his most vocal, enthusiastic supporters do now believe that no—deal brexit is the only true brexit. that's something i d

but we cannot control the outward flow into the port of calais. spanish for years have dialled up or down the length of the queues at the border going into gibraltar. we cannot control what no—deal brexit would be like? we cannot, because many of the levers are held by others — the eu 27 or private businesses. we can seek to persuade them, but we cannot control it. philip hammond speaking to the bbc‘s panorama programme. you can watch the full programme, britain's brexit crisis, on bbc one this coming thursday, july 18, at 9pm. meanwhile, the work and pensions secretary amber rudd says she's changed her position on a no—deal brexit. she had previously been opposed to the idea, but has told the andrew marr programme that the possibility had to be kept alive in order to succeed in the negotiations. i maintain my position that a no—deal brexit is bad for this country, and will be difficult to handle. to be fair, even brexiteers say that at the very least it will have adverse consequences. i am very clear that we need to be frank with the british peop

either way, as you know, the manager of the ports of door and calais have said that they had been preparingson is basically reaching out to the british industry and saying let us get ready, let us work together, let government help and support you to prepare for a managed no—deal that is the outcome of the negotiations. it isa is the outcome of the negotiations. it is a spirit of can do, it is a spirit of believing in our country. we live, we are fortunate enough to live in one of the greatest countries in the world and l live in one of the greatest countries in the world and i speak as somebody who came to this country as somebody who came to this country as an emigrant in 1978 as a sexual. we have to believe in this country and believe that our future is prosperous. but not be tied to this artificial political union of the european union. just to keep viewers up european union. just to keep viewers up to date with what is going on, just to confirm sajid javid has left downing street, he is the new chancellor. priti patel has also just left, she has been confirmed as the new home secretary

on a friday and saturday night and again called the calais on sunday, so this is really exciting so stickg news all be going live around this time every hour to show you some more food and in i do. >>garlic fry know. >>i don't want anybody near me by garlic fries know now and i know you will not yeah absolutely. >>thank you very much sara and let's find out how hot it's expected to be says john we're talking about this coincided with one of the hottest weekends we've no right to be roasted garlic if you leave it hot weather and garlic breath 2 of the best things ever to get her kids. it is going to be nice out there during your morning into evening hours. i'd recommend you planning your gilroy and maybe been enjoying a little bit earlier in the day than you would typically if the weather had been cooler mid-nineties will be your average daytime high anticipating gilroy right around 97 degrees on sunday today, the course stay the low 9day so really it is going to still be a nice weekend just get out there during your evenings enjoy those mornings and stay hydrated and put on the sunscreen

he says the uk won't be able to control what happens at the calais and.ke sure goods flow in from the port, but we cannot control the outward flow into calais. he likens it to the spanish situation, where they have dialled up situation, where they have dialled up and dialled down the length of the weight going into gibraltar. those votes close a week tomorrow, and a couple of days later the new pm will be in office, but this gives you an idea of the potential friction that might lay ahead. millions of people are braced for potentially life—threatening flooding after tropical storm barry made landfall in the us state of louisiana. more than 100,000 households are already without power and flooding is expected to be most severe in areas southwest of new orleans. our correspondent sophie long reports. coastal towns were battered by winds of up to 70 miles an hour. there was flooding in low—lying areas and whole communities were left without power. now, the storm is moving slowly north through the state of louisiana. barry may have been downgraded from a hurr

on 3 different stages, plus a wine garden, children's area and a lot more tomorrow singer colbie calais will perform sunday's attractions include the professional garlic showdown and some country music performances and is located the christmas help our caltrain is running a specially chartered round-trip train service to the festival this weekend is also the world cup for fort night to the biggest online video game in the world. it's gotten so popular it has its own world cup with $30 million in prize money on the line.the story fro queens, new york. >>it's the world's hottest online video game with more than 250 million gistered players for tonight is an absolute sensation, it's always changing. so he's now fresh. every day it's a competitive game. the game. so big it now has its own world cup. this weekend thousands will pile into arthur ashe stadium in flushing queens to watch the competition in person while millions of others will stream the action online. this 14 year-old came all the way from norway to compete. i was just hooked instantly was a great game fun, 40 million players t

but we cannot control the outward flow into the port of calais.wn just the same as the spanish for years have dialled our poor down the length of the queues at the border going into gibraltar. we cannot control what no—deal brexit would be like? gibraltar. we cannot control what no-deal brexit would be like? we cannot, because many of the levers are held by others. the eu 27 or private businesses. we can seek to persuade them, but we cannot control it. philip hammond speaking to the bbc‘s panorama programme. youc an watch the full programme, britain's brexit crisis on bbc1 this coming thursday, july 18, at 9pm. millions of people are braced for potentially life—threatening flooding after tropical storm barry made landfall in the us state of louisiana. more than 100,000 households are already without power, and flooding is expected to be most severe in areas southwest of new orleans. our correspondent sophie long reports. coastal towns were battered by winds of up to 70 miles an hour. there was flooding in low—lying areas and whole communities were

. —— calais.o control what happens at the port of dover but not what happens at calais and likens it to what is happening in spain. he is suggesting that britain would be at the mercy of france any no deal millions of people are braced for potentially life—threatening flooding after tropical storm barry made landfall in the us state of louisiana. more than 100,000 households are already without power and flooding is expected to be most severe in areas southwest of new orleans. 0ur correspondent sophie long reports. coastal towns were battered by winds of up to 70 miles an hour. there was flooding in low—lying areas and whole communities were left without power. now, the storm is moving slowly north through the state of louisiana. barry may have been downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm from a category one hurricane to a tropical storm almost as soon as it made landfall but people here are still concerned. this is one reason why. the mississippi river has been swollen to flood levels for

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for th calais concert. ansar hasan, abc7 news. >> that will be a good concert. >> i want a garlic hat. >> i would rather have the ice cream. >> you can be a pyrochef they weekend by walking outside. >> it's true. like roasted garlic this weekend. it's going to be so hot. so let's get to it, shall we will? a look at live doppler 7. mainly sunny skies. there is fog at the coast. not much cooling effect inland tonight. you can see it advancing from mount tam. low clouds and fog. 65 degrees here in san francisco. it's getting more comfortable near the coast and bay. 72 in oakland. 80 in san jose. 89 morgan gail, 63 half moon bay. hee's a view of the golden gate. fog hovering there and traffic moving freely. 82 in santa rosa, napa 75. 91 each at fairfield and concord and 89 at livermore. and the few from emeryville shows the advancing marine layer. these are our forecast futures. expect excessive heat inland this weekends. 100 degree temperatures will be common in the inland areas both saturday and sunday. a spa

a saturday calais is forming that her new band and so there's a lot going on here i mean there's a music tons of entertainment kids there's a rock climbing wall. there's also a. center for their children in a free are like ice cream over we get it right, it's not ready and we have an making names on get to try it, but it should come on down get your free garlic ice cream tickets are only $20 so. finish up their opening ceremony volunteers are going to the last touches and then the doors open at 10 o'clock this morning. so very exciting for gilroy and all the people who come out about. to 90,000 people are expected to come out here and you can see them take the torch from the garlic full pass it along to the veteran that they brought here and then to his family and will go all. kitchen where they will start cooking up that garlic so definitely if you want to come down. it's today through sunday doors open at 10:00am go till 8 o'clock. >>back to syria is it like it you know when you go to like missus fields cookies and they're pumping out that cookie smell. >>out the smell from the garland

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i'm going to try and unravel this beginning at the port of calais you're going to hurt. the so-called. triangle . which is a refugee camp. jungle is home to those trying to cross the 20 miles of sea between here and britain i was sitting between the french government's regular attempts to clear it at a time when it's still growing you can still see 3000 people here who are in a kind of limbo. people from syria afghanistan africa iraq and all those countries from war souls on the other hand everything is being done to preserve the fleet floating off towards. the euro tunnel connects britain to europe and covers over $100000000000.00 of trade a year. junkie is the director of public affairs. so all the channel tunnel carries a lot high value to perishable the just in time components for manufacturing the express deliveries the internet retail so companies can actually manage their stock in a constantly moving process that saves them from having warehousing saves them enormous costs and it means that they can have these integrated businesses that operate across the whole of

this year they are staying open for one more hours so you can watch a special performance from colby calaisew band, so that's going to be a huge performance to see tickets really $20. it's a great prize and we're told that you know, everybody was working here making this happen. they're all volunteers all the money goes to local charities and so it's just a great cause good time and trust me garlic can't get enough of it i've already had a lot of it come on down it's going to be fun ascended back to now the city and that's part of the deal is you have to stay there you have to if you're going eat all of our get to stay in the garlic festival until we should point >>all right speaking up or people going to be sweating when they head down there. john has been a leader for us pretty quickly. i recommend the deodorants and the breath mints in addition to the water and the sunscreen. >>i mean all of it as you're heading out to the garlic festival because it's going to be toasty during your mid-ninet highs on sunday will be upper 90's on saturday though so maybe get out there during your mornings

reggae, country western, colby calais, remember that song "bubbles" or something like that?e price of aid mission you gmission admission you get free music. >> binkz will be the first one to smell that. he freaks out. my dog. >> morgan hill already. >> travel through the grapevine. >> you got to plan early to try to get down 101 if you're going there. >> it's true. >> that traffic can be a mess. as we try to find something else to do, some cooler temperatures, how about the rangers versus the a's game tonight, starts at 7:07 and it will be nice and cool, and then checking out that saturday forecast, we know that it's going to be hot in the inland areas, but at least this time we're not going to see the coast heating up. so i think a lot of people will make those beaches very crowded. 75 will be the high, while the bay tops out at 89 degrees. on sunday, more of the same. a wide range in temperatures, from the coast in the low 70s to the valleys in the triple-digits. now today we're reaching into the 90s at the gilroy garlic festival but check out saturday's forecast. we start

frankie zapata, a formerjet—ski champion, had been hoping to fly from calais to dover injust 20 minuteseriot made the first powered flight across the channel. unfortunately, the ao—year—old fell into the water halfway across as he tried to land on a boat to refuel. if it is so hot here in the uk, may be that is the option? if the tracks are melting, that is the way to commute. but then i thought given the full story over electric scooters we are not ready for hover boards just yet. scooters we are not ready for hover boardsjust yet. i was about scooters we are not ready for hover boards just yet. i was about to scooters we are not ready for hover boardsjust yet. i was about to say, here in dc, you cannot move for scotus, i don't think i would like one of those things flying around as well. this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. coming up for viewers on the bbc news channel and bbc world news: how politicians deploy catchy phrases to bring voters on side. we'll be looking at two leaders on both side of the atlantic, borisjohnson and donald trump, who've got it down to a fine art form. and

1944 in normandy, was a diversionary exercise, that the pain confrontation would come at the pas de calais and they made the information to think that the germans thought that was possible. one thing about intelligence, couldn't give smart includes. smart intelligent officers would not buy a story. had to give fragments of knowledge of and disburse it widely and they would have to figure it out themselves. >> garbo was an important part of that, did play an important role. >> i have a question about the russians, and the second front was -- the first front was the russians, and please comment. >> that's a very good question. we're talking about the russian involvement in the summer of 1944 basically, and operation migration, which some of you may know about, began in early august of 1944 on the eastern front and was ten times the size of d-day. ten time, and it was never stopped. once the russians launched their attack in early august of 1944, they were never stopped. three-quarters of german casualties on the eastern front. it's not being revisionist to say that the it was chewed up and b

crowds gathered at sangatte beach, near calais, to watch the inventor as he took off at 9 o'clock thisacross the channel. our correspondent duncan kennedy was waiting at saint margaret's bay near dover where franky zapata was supposed to land. it was going so well he made it 12 miles over the channel and he was supposed to hover over the refuelling boat. in the end, for a variety of reasons, they decided to put down on the boat to refuel and it was during that exercise, some sort of miss coordination between the swell of the boat going up and down that he fell into the water. we are not quite sure what happened. franky zapata himself is ok but the tea m franky zapata himself is ok but the team are incredibly disappointed. as his colleague told me. when he was coming to the boat, he did hisjob perfectly. and when you want to land the boat was moving a little bit. that is always the problem to land on the boat. he did that many times but the most important time. he did it in florida and he did it's perfectly into metre waves. but this time perhaps he wanted to go too fa st time perhaps h

calais will grant those the right to apply for settle m e nt those the right to apply for settlement the opportunity as leader of the commons to chair interministerial group forgiving every baby the best chance in life. a number of recommendations we re in life. a number of recommendations were made, including that the government should establish a 1001 day vision about what this practice looks like. what has been done to address these recommendations?” like to thank her the work she's done as leader of the house and with this issue, but, beyond that, the issue of early years is because she has championed for a considerable length of time, before she came into this house. proud that 8000 disadvantaged two—year—olds have benefited from the legislation introduced in 2013. our plan sets out how... depends on their individual talents not on their background and we will continue to work with my friend and others, who, rightly, that a high value on the importance of these early days in a child's life. 18-year-old sian in my constituency had completed a level german. because of cuts they ha

little cooler 84 katie to concord meanwhile, we got a chilly 60's for highs going on places like calaisole opened at 68 lower 70's on the east bay shoreline lots of green on the board would like that 77 for san jose and an 84 up there to santa rosa, so still some stubborn areas still making it into the 80's so we'll go with 63 san francisco, oakland 6877 coming in for san jose coming up in a bit we'll check out the giants forecast for you marty. a man accused of raping 3 women in the 90's was in a sacramento courtroom on friday. >>mark man to fell was a is charged with the assault that happened in sacramento and yolo counties lonnie wong has more. first place to a number of people came to the court proceedings declined to say who they were oh how they were connected to mark meant to fill he was a sacramento resident and criminal justice lecture at sex-tape early early 90's that's when the brutal forcible rapes of 2 sacramento women, the davis student happened to so the nfl is charged with 7 counts of rape with a pile of announcements. investigators have no suspect at the time just dna e

if you look at the website there is a great story about a chef bringing egg recipes from the calais junglet to be the next prime minister: boris johnson orjeremy hunt. gangs of mystery men — dressed in white t—shirts — attack dozens of activists in hong kong, after another day of chaotic pro—democracy protests. the party‘s probably still going on for shane lowry who stormed to victoey at the open championship.the irishman dominated to win his first major title by six shots, in front of a raucous crowd at royal portrush. good morning, we are talking about gardens and the impact they have in the economy so will be talking about what can be done to bring people to places like this. and welcome to beckenham park at this wild swimming venue. it‘s getting hotter this week. hot and venue. it‘s getting hotter this week. hotand humid by venue. it‘s getting hotter this week. hot and humid by night as well. i will have more in 15 minutes. it‘s monday the 22nd ofjuly. our top story. the contest to choose the next conservative leader — and prime minister — comes to an end today.conservative party membe

weekend on 3 stages also the wine garden children's area and so much more and today singer colbie calaiswell. tomorrow's attractions include the professional garlic showdown in country music performances. now to get there all you have to do is follow your nose to hill park in gilroy and keep in mind. the count train is running a specially chartered round-trip train service to the festival. the movies now this morning, there's a lot of star power in quentin tarantino's once upon a time in hollywood, it's out now in the theaters. but can a top the lion king david daniel takes a look. all right, what's matter farm. once upon a time in hollywood stars leonardo dicaprio and brad pitt as an aging actor and his stunt man in 1969. >>as the movie industry is changing and sharon tate played by margot robbie moves in next door. quentin tarantino's take on the end of hollywood's golden age and the manson family is getting strong reviews and it's the director's widest release to date with all that industry analysts expected opening weekend of 30 to million one of tarantino's better debuts but nowhere

also live music, including a performance tomorrow night by colby calais. this marks the 41st year since it hosted its first garlic festival in 1979. so many people come out for the fun, 101 gets backed up and fun and traditionally always on the last week of july, and it is -- >> hot. >> so hot out there, kari. >> you know, last year it wasn't too bad. >> that's right. >> but this year -- >> traditionally. >> -- we're going to pay pourfo this t this year. we have the san francisco marathon on sunday and it will start early in the morning. it's going to be nice and cool there. we've got the fog and temperatures in the upper 50s, as that starts and as we go throughout the morning, a little bit of the peeks of sunshine poking out own upper 60s. today is the best day to get to the gilroy garlic festival before we hit those triple-digits tomorrow. we'll start out this morning at about 70 degrees at 10:00, as the festival really starts to kick off and going into the afternoon, some low 90s, so not too bad. won't feel that bad in the shade. if you're just getting