calais used to calais bear mind.d mary, queen mary's of elizabeth, first daughter of henry the eighth, said that calais, engraved on her heart when she died while she was dying because it had been english and, she lost it and that the sas should to calais to go after the smugglers. he also out the added benefit of annoying the french, which of course i wouldn't be particularly keen on doing and certainly not in favour of violence, although teasing the french is definitely a brexit benefit. kelvin sending the ss get back calais. calais well it will act with the hundred years . yes. what there is there is that. . yes. what there is there is that . look my, my solution or that. look my, my solution or my, my suggestion is i doubt whether anybody is going to take this to pick it up is that it is not going to be solved in a conventional manner. we have tremendous brains and i'm sure even the labour and the lib dems have some ideas. tories have had plenty of ideas over the last, i don't know, seven years or so, none of the

0ur correspondent lucy williamson reports from calais.ais, they understand determination. you don't end up here without it. the prime minister's own resolve to stop the boats shrugged off around the campfire. "we will never stop, we will never give up," they said. salah has been trying to reach the uk since last summer. we showed him the home secretary's speech to parliament yesterday and explained what the new policy means. yes, i will go uk. that's my ambition, my dream. he told us he would rather be in prison in the uk than stay free here in france. if i go to prison, no problem, i can stay in england, yes. even in prison? yes, no problem. i will come england. but he said he would take extreme action, perhaps even take his own life, if he was faced with deportation. i will not return in rwanda if that is happening. i can kill myself, but i'm not returning rwanda. police routinely clear tents from sites like this and patrols stopped 40% of small boat crossing last year. the vast migrant camps you used to see here in northern france have

lucy williamson, bbc news, calais.xpected to be offered a weight loss jab on the nhs in england after what's been described as a �*game changer�* in the treatment of obesity. semaglutide is a weekly injection which suppresses appetite. wales is likely to follow and scotland is considering its approval. 0ur medical editor fergus walsh reports. this new drug for weight loss is definitely not a miracle cure, but it has produced some dramatic results while patients are on it. the compound is called semaglutide. it's available under two names, wegovy — which has just been approved for weight loss by the nhs in england for patients with a body mass index of at least 30 — and ozempic, a diabetes drug which is also available privately for weight loss. alex guevara has been taking semaglutide for three years and has lost three stone. he says it's been a great help. it's given me that biological support to lose weight. there are downsides, there are negative side—effects for a good number of people who use it, including myself,

lucy williamson, bbc news, calais.e has publicly been addressed with the title of princess for the first time. japanese scientists have created mice with two biological fathers, a development that could lead to radical new fertility treatments. the research is still in its early stages but it saw mice being born from eggs derived from only male cells. earlier i spoke to michele bratcher goodwin who is chancellor's professor at the university of california, irvine, and visiting professor of law at harvard law school. i asked her how significant this development is. it is quite a significant discovery which should still be confirmed, and i think there are a number of questions that people will have. questions that relate to law, that relate to ethics, and there will be some that celebrate this news. and i think it is also important that this becomes also a lesson in science. for example, there may be people that say, "well, this is inappropriate research, "that males are not meant to give birth." well, there are species,

lucy williamson, bbc news, calais. the nhs in england after what's been described as a "game changer" in the treatment of obesity. semaglutide is a weekly injection which suppresses appetite. wales is likely to follow and scotland is considering its approval. our medical editor fergus walsh reports. this new drug for weight loss is definitely not a miracle cure, but it has produced some dramatic results while patients are on it. the compound is called semaglutide. it's available under two names — wegovy, which has just been approved for weight loss by the nhs in england for patients with a body mass index of at least 30, and ozempic, a diabetes drug which is also available privately for weight loss. alex guevara has been taking semaglutide for three years and has lost three stone. he says it's been a great help. it has given me that biological support to lose weight. there are downsides, there are negative side—effects for a good number of people who use it, including myself, mainly gastrointestinal, you know, nausea,

calais, whether security around. calais, whether that was value for money. the prime minister told me that this was indeed not something that we should is as the united kingdom paying the french to patrol those beaches, but really should be seen as a joint exercises something that united kingdom and the french are doing together and value for money investing in that secure city because of course it's over £5 million a day that the united kingdom current spends on hotels for asylum seekers. now spending a smaller amount than that on making sure that fewer of those boats can set off in the first place. the prime minister's was thatis place. the prime minister's was that is indeed money well spent and in terms of the figures i think we've already 63 or cent 63 million to the french. they've got somewhat 300 extra officials on, the beaches and along the coast . suggestions the along the coast. suggestions the new figure that james cleverly is talking about could be up to 200 million . yes, 200 million 200 million. yes, 200 million over a number of years . it wou

lucy williamson, bbc news, calais.ur come real questions about the academy's efforts on diversity. research shows that, over the event's 95—year history, only i6% of the winners have been women, and only 2% have been women of color. from los angeles, sophie long reports. # no woman, no cry #. black panther: wakanda forever, showcases black culture. not only was it a box office hit, it also has five 0scar nominations. for angela bassett, it was a long time coming. did you just think, "oh, that's wonderful?" or did you think a bit more like, "about damn time?" laughter i would say a little bit of both. laughter no, no, no, absolutely wonderful. wonderful, and at this point in my career, to be any sort of inspiration for those who are coming behind, because i certainly had those that i look toward when i was starting out and it meant the world to me. but the omission of actors like viola davis, for her role in the woman king, led to criticism of the academy for failing to acknowledge black talent. we are doing everything

i went to calais the other week and witnessed firsthand the nonsense that's going off there, it scares "ignoring the obvious", what did you mean? the obvious, it is a big problem, that is the obvious, it is creating big social problems in this country. we've got undocumented tens of thousands of young men coming in from all over the world, we don't know who they are, where they have been, some of them are blatantly lying when they go through the process. there are protests now outside the asylum hotels you described which are sometimes in leafy suburbs, they are quite often actually in the poorest parts of the country. they are, yeah. do you have some sympathy with the protesters? of course i do. when i hear that protesters are protesting, and these are not far right extremists, they are just normal family people from some of these towns and villages that are upset that overnight, 200—300 young men have arrived and they are saying things to young girls, and i know there has been a few attacks and some horrible incidents, so, of course, people are going to be concerned, that'sjust human

these two teams during the spectacular and close games showcasing the meeting between the teams of calaist can be one of the most interesting matches , and when calais has experienced players and achieved good results this year , in other matches, the two teams of mehram and parsa also played during the game. they were facing each other in the return match, their games were very good, it was close, and waiting for the car, and finally, kerman and arak's genius are also very hardworking fighters and they had good results during the relationship, but they got good results considering the wealth and capabilities of these two teams is the most important thing today, the disciplinary committee voted for the presence of spectators in the match between gorgan municipality and zob ahan of isfahan . it starts on the 17th of esfand and ends on thursday, the 25th of esfand. mohsen seifi , sda news agency, before saying goodbye , i would like to inform you that the game of our country's youth team against australia, sydney, australia , will be followed at the end of the second half. march 11th of sha

i havejust checked and it isjust calais.irm will be able to assess more clearly the extent of the damage. i think it is inevitable this ferry will be out of service for quite some time, i ferries are apologising to passengers caught up in the drama overnight at sea. detectives in northern ireland have been granted until tomorrow evening to question two men arrested in connection with the shooting of an off—duty police officer in 0magh last week. police believe the dissident republican group, the new ira, was behind the attack. officers have questioned and subsequently released six other men. detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell remains in a critical condition in hospital. a ceremony has taken place injerusalem to consecrate the oil that will be used to anoint king charles during his coronation in may. the service was carried out at the church of the holy sepulchre, which was built on the site wherejesus is said to have been crucified. the oil was blessed by the patriarch and the anglican archbishop ofjerusalem, before it i

our correspondent, lucy williamson sent this from calais. this from calais. news of the government's ne policy as news of the government's new policy trickles through camps in northern france here, there is a sense that it is not in and of itself going to slow the flow across the channel. policy announcements by themselves have not tended to change many minds here. if you think back to the rwanda policy, when that was announced, there was a few days when many migrants here were considering whether it was worth it, there was a little bit of anxiety, but it passed pretty quickly, particularly when there were no concrete measures taken. i think this raises the question of how the government is going to implement this new policy, particularly when it comes to removing people from the uk when they land on those shorts. the rwanda policy is still mired in the courts in france is so far been adamant it won't take back migrants return from the uk, at least not without a wider eu policy. so the sense here in northern france this morning is that this

here's our correspondent in calais, lucy williamson.ent to rwanda. so a lot of them conclude that these kind of policies either will not happen or will not happen to them. and by way of illustration, i want to tell you about a young man from sudanese man that we spoke to the said to me he would rather be in prison in the uk than free here in france. i think that gives you some idea that many people here have had to rationalise risk in order to end up hear but i do think there is a sense that as long as there is a window of hope than many people are going to stay committed to their plan to get to the uk whatever the potential consequences might be. beth gardiner—smith is the chief executive of the refugee charity safe passage uk. what this legislation does is really drive a coach and horses through the fundamental principle of the right to seek protection. in the refugee convention itself, essentially what the government is saying is to vulnerable refugees who, in most cases don't have time to flee with papers, don't have time to obtain

all they doing at this calais campbell, they are walking them through the asylum process, they meet themt ou've they are abusing the system. but you've made _ they are abusing the system. but you've made a generalisation again, now there may be people who would agree with you about albanians, for example, syrians, iranians, afghans, somalis, are people coming from war—torn countries, you say they are not really. but war-torn countries, you say they are not reall . �* :, war-torn countries, you say they are not reall . �* . ., , .. not really. but there are lots of --eole not really. but there are lots of people staying _ not really. but there are lots of people staying in _ not really. but there are lots of people staying in those i not really. but there are lots of. people staying in those war-torn people staying in those war—torn countries,. what people don't like is the optics of tens of thousands of young men, we are not seeing very often women and children and vulnerable people, and if we saw that, then maybe people, the general public, and especially in places like ashfield, would

let's get the view from france now. 0ur correspondent lucy williamson is in the channel port of calaise gathered over the past few years, trying to cross to the uk. news of the government's new policy trickles through camps in northern france here. there's a sense that it's not in and of itself going to slow the flow across the channel. policy announcements by themselves have not tended to change many minds here. if you think back to the rwanda policy, when that was announced, there was a few days when many migrants here were considering whether it was worth it. there was a little bit of anxiety, but it passed pretty quickly, particularly when there were no concrete measures taken. and i think this raises the question of how the government is going to implement this new policy, particularly when it comes to removing people from the uk when they land on those shores. the rwanda policy is still mired in the courts and france has so far been adamant that it won't take back migrants who return from the uk, at least not without a wider eu policy. so the sense here in northern france this mo

let's calais, campbell, you're all getting pounded by some heavier amounts of rainfall in the sunnyvale as well. some snow showers as you look toward the peaks in the east bay. but there's a lot more rain to come. here's a look at our long-range computer model over the next 10 days. this storm system going to wind down. finally going to catch a break starting tomorrow and thursday looks good. friday looks dry to the weekend. watch what happens here. we've got another area of low pressure begins to dropping off the coastline. it kind of acres off the coast. that means it's going to spin not only one storm in on saturday, but storm after storm after storm as we head in towards sunday monday and tuesday, maybe wednesday of next week and this ball. this is where it gets really interesting. well, it starts to tap into maybe a little subtropical moisture. maybe you start talking about the pineapple express. you see what comes in there. that coming all the way from the hawaiian islands. that would not be a good scenario, especially with all the rainfall that we've already had. that could bring

the second point is when we, you know when interview people in calais , they interview people in calaisalk about the united kingdom being el dorado. we are a huge magnet . if being el dorado. we are a huge magnet. if you can remove . that magnet. if you can remove. that magnet, if what you are saying is come to this country illegally, you will be removed. you prevent people from deter people from taking that dangerous journey in. the first place we've heard and we've seen about people actually drowning all in the channel, i tell you what we don't hear about is we don't hear about all the harm and the death people come to just trying to get to calais in the first place, just of people trying to cross halfway across africa, eritrea we don't think of those people who are dying and coming to harm that way. so we need to find solutions in—country. we cannot be for sale it. hating people coming to the united because all we're doing is a we're aiding and abetting people smugglers business. but then we are actually trying to incentivise people to undertake a very very perilous journey. so i thi

i live on calais, louis gonzales. good morning and welcome to antique you, martina. my name is rap l delton and i've been the chef here for 9 years die to day . i'm going to show you how to make spaghetti i live on gillespie. i live all will, is the key factor in the ingredients is no simplicity. clams from the lagoon. freshly chopped, parsley, white wine, olive oil, and of course spaghetti. ah, i think a martini nor she is also often made with garlic frito. but here at antique or martini garlic is a total. no, no. it was even though a lot of people use garlic and knocked out type of clientele does not really like this intense flavor. because many of our guests go to the theater after eating here . and going to the theater after eating a lot of garlic, that isn't exactly ideal, is it that they offer on a negotiated at the liquor? if you feel, ah locals and tourists to like get the exams from the realtor market, the venetian institution that's almost a 1000 years old. ah . but restaurants like antique martini had their own special delivery by boat. every morning. i'm

i live on calais or when john good morning and welcome to and take you montana. yes, my name is raphael belton and i've been the chef here for 9 years. today. i'm going to show you how to make spaghetti. i live, angelina. yeah, live all. will it? the key factor in the ingredients is last simplicity. clams from the lagoon. freshly chopped, parsley, white wine, olive oil, and of course spaghetti, ah, i think a martini noise. it's also often made with garlic frito, but here it antigua martini garlic, is a total. no, no. it was even though a lot of people use garlic, not for now. type of clientele does not really like this intense flavor because many of our guests go to the theater after eating here. and going to the theater after eating a lot of garlic, all that isn't exactly ideal, is that the author on the negotiated out the liquor, if you feel, ah, locals and tourists like get their clams from the we all to market the venetian institution. that's almost a 1000 years old. ah, but restaurants like antique martini had their own special delivery by boat. every mornin

unborn baby, and a jehovah witnesses, whole and hamburg was a former member of the religious group. calais, say he shot himself dead. as officers entered the building, william peacock reports ah, mobile footage records. a gunman, following many rounds inside a building. well, a bible study, meeting of jehovah witnesses, was taking place outside a stream of police vehicles and ambulances were quickly on the scene. on police dawned, rebuilding finding dead bodies and many injured and escorting survivors to safety. hamburg police had confirmed the gunman was among the dead shooting himself on the upper floor of the building. after police enter below be described to miss philip f . a 35 year old german citizen and former member of the jehovah witnesses who left the community on bad terms 18 months ago, possibly suffering from mental ill health. the motive remains unclear, but terrorism has been ruled out. have often by lead ish lead to he appeared to be unmarried. i lived and worked in hamburg since 2014 phillip phillip f had a gun license for sports purposes and was in legal possession of a w

home secretary underlined the scheme when the home affairs select committee visited calais recently,re were and the scheme was announced, there was a big upsurge in migrants in france approaching the authorities asking about staying in france because there was a deterrent factor. it hasn't happened the route and the scheme has not got off the ground. so when she sees her counterparts france on friday, can we suggest that the french might like to ? join us in french might like to? join us in a joint q&a type scheme because they face the same and can they do more now we do have safe and legal routes to stop getting in the boats, arrest them and stop this legal illegal trade at source on their side trade . my source on their side trade. my right honourable friend is . right honourable friend is. absolutely correct. deterrent is the key theme running through these measures. we want to send these measures. we want to send the message loudly and clearly to those people smugglers, to those thinking about crossing the channel do not do it . do not the channel do not do it. do not hand over y

creating problems for calais. creating problems for the french authorities.refer it if they came here for the telling that, you know, these people who've gone to enormous lengths to leave their countries and find a safe haven don't want to stop in france. they want to come here and, you know, what does that tell you about the quality of life in britain? we may think the country is falling apart and going to the but actually going to the dogs, but actually it's more desirable place it's a much more desirable place to turns out if you are to live. turns out if you are if you're a migrant, than france, i mean, i'm slightly i'm slightly worried this policy worried about this policy of paying worried about this policy of paying macron try and police paying macron to try and police his shores and keep why in his own shores and keep why in france. well, first of all, i think it's very difficult for us to be able to make sure that money is actually being spent on what we're paying for. i mean, how you how do you how do you how do you how do you how do you make that t

also, you get to cavort with mountain gorillas think it's a win win i think i might pop over to calais then paddle back and get myself a free flight. yeah well, you know, they might have a problem . the passport office. yeah, that's true. what have we got with the observer? well, this is the observer and which. which is the observer and which. which is the guardian and they're the same same thing johnson makes last ditch bid to discredit probe into partygate and the truth is that i think this is because this was like last year two years ago no one's interested in partygate anymore partygate came to a sort of shattering roughly around the time that russia invaded ukraine didn't it that was to hand over though everyone kind of accepted happenedin though everyone kind of accepted happened in terms of headline grabbing and i it seems grabbing and i mean it seems pretty unlikely that johnson has got any way back into anything to them attention there was a time, course, where there was time, of course, where there was a turbulence and a while a lot of turbulence and a while ago trust came in

also, you get to cavort with mountain gorillas think it's a win win i think i might pop over to calaishen paddle back and get myself a free flight. yeah well, you know, they might have a problem . the passport office. yeah, that's true. what have we got with the observer? well, this is the observer and which. which is the observer and which. which is the guardian and they're the same same thing johnson makes last ditch bid to discredit probe into partygate and the truth is that i think this is because this was like last year two years ago no one's interested in partygate anymore partygate came to a sort of shattering roughly around the time that russia invaded ukraine didn't it that was to hand over though everyone kind of accepted happenedin though everyone kind of accepted happened in terms of headline grabbing and i it seems grabbing and i mean it seems pretty unlikely that johnson has got any way back into anything to them attention there was a time, course, where there was time, of course, where there was a turbulence and a while a lot of turbulence and a while ago trust came in h

many interviewed in calais yesterday, they were saying we are prepared to do anything to get in the uking put on a plane and headed to rwanda will not stop us. it headed to rwanda will not stop us. , headed to rwanda will not stop us, , , ., ., headed to rwanda will not stop us. , ., ., us. it is important to understand - us. it is important to understand people i us. it is important to i understand people are us. it is important to - understand people are fleeing situations that are much, much worse than the risk they face doing the channel crossing or from uk politics. many asylum seekers are coming from places like iran, afghanistan, eritrea, where they face real threats and persecutions. but we see consistently around the world with a community—based, deterrent centric asylum policy is that it does not work so as you impose more and more cruel and draconian measures and as they fail, it requires governments to upping the ante and the only way out of this is to create safe and legal routes for people to access and claim asylum. for people to access and claim as lum. , , ., , , asylu

a ferry sailing from dover to calais is anchored in the channel after a fire broke out in the engineree lifeboats from kent and a french salvage tug have been launched and the company says the fire has been extinguished. 0ur correspondent simonjones is in dover. bring us up—to—date with the latest, simon. tonight a major operation has been taking place out there in the channel. the fire broke out at around 5:30pm this afternoon. it is around 5:30pm this afternoon. it is a ship operated by irish ferries. at one point all of the passengers were told to head to muster stations in case the ferry had to be evacuated. the lifeboat was sent here from dover, dungeness, and ramsgate, along with a french tug boat. crew members on board managed to put out the fire. irish ferries do not believe any emergency assistance will now be needed but it has been a frightening experience for the people on board and ultimately the ferry is likely to have to be towed to shore. a long night ahead for those passengers who have been affected. thanks very much, simon. the reality tv contestant stephen bear has

craig, when you do see people up in calais interviewing , people in calais interviewing, people theresaying, oh, so desperate, come over here. and then they told them about their epic journey the epic journey across the continents countries. continents of safe countries. and think, well, hang on and you do think, well, hang on a minute. you the obvious a minute. you know, the obvious arguments themselves arguments make themselves that but it the but look when it comes the labour statements in response what suella braverman said yvette cooper made the point that the human trafficking themselves will tell you that they a lot of them based right here in britain because the conservative party won't be doing more to tackle them and cut the head of the snake. well there's lots i mean, the prime minister , the end of the year minister, the end of the year laid out a number of new measures that didn't need any new legislation that could actually be, taking the actually be, you say, taking the head snake. and is head of snake. and that is beanng head of snake. and that is bearing down on under

convicted, and it is very unfathomable that in the last 20 years we know these gangs operate from calais of gangs despite our elite units and cooperation with the eu and the spite paying money to france to cooperate. that is almost an admission yesterday from rishi sunak saying we can't catch the gangs profiting from this, so we will punish the end user. it is almost the equivalent of saying we will lock up all drug users and hope drug dealing stops, we know that does not work. ., ~ dealing stops, we know that does not work. . ~ , ., dealing stops, we know that does not work. ., ~' , ., , dealing stops, we know that does not work. . ~ i. , . work. thank you very much indeed, har'a work. thank you very much indeed, harjap bhangal- _ the bbc says it will have a frank conversation with match of the day presenter gary lineker after he compared this policy to 1930s germany and described it as immeasurably cruel. downing street has described the criticism as not acceptable and disappointing. mr lineker has been tweeting again, saying he would continue to try to speak up for the poor souls who

final week of the preliminary round of the premier basketball league was followed by the victory of calais nobu and mehram. from group i , mazandaran 8885 refined abadan oil. in isfahan, the match between the gorgan municipal teams and zob ahan, which was going on with the result of 65 , was defeated. due to the protest of the zob ahan fans, the referees abandoned the match until the disciplinary committee determined the assignment of this match. in this group , gorgan municipality with 52 and first and second with 46 points in the group of two types of arak, 6156 sanat mes kerman mehram defeated 8681 avije sanat parsa of mashhad, mehrab and 45 and mes with 43 points in the first and second places are the last team to advance to the quarter final stage of the football cup today. it is clear that in the only game remaining from the round of 16 of this competition, gohar sirjan's goal on the last day of the head coach of amir qalanoi in this team, from the 16th and 30th minutes of the khuzestan foolad host, the promotion of esteghlal tehran persepolis south pars jam esteghlal mulathani pekan

our correspondent lucy williamson is in calais now, and has been speaking to people in migrant campsn saying? from the conversations that we've been having the announcement today has not been much of a deterrent for people here in the camps. they remember the announcement of the rwanda policy last year and remember the anxiety had caused for some of them and they remembered the fact that no one has actually been sent to rwanda. so a lot of them conclude that these kind of policies either will not happen or will what happen to them. and by way of illustration i want to tell you about a young man from sudan that we spoke to the said to me he would rather be in prison in the uk than free here in france. i think that gives you some idea that many people here have had to rationalise risk in order to end appear but i do think there is a sense that as long as there is a window of hope than many people are going to stay committed to their plan to get to the uk whatever the potential consequences might be. lucy, thank you. as we've heard the number of people crossing the channel in small boat

the only thing i remember is watching girls to calais the next range in class. vividly. >> greg: [laughs] >> jim: there was a whole thing in my town because they wanted to teach curriculum this year for my son that men can get pregnant, so the whole board and the parents went crazy, but they gave an option to opt in or opt out, so all the parents opted out. i wrapped it in. i go, i want to know how this works. [laughter] i can't wait to get pregnant. >> greg: [laughs] you've got a 12-year-old son, so you are bearing the brunt of this stuff. >> jim: oh, it's all chaos. i want to show up with a fake pregnancy belly at the school. "i'm picking my son up early, i'm taking him to my lamaze class." [laughter] but they really are teaching that. but you can opt out or in. so i opted in. "what did you do today, how does it work?" spewing he got to keep on top of it. >> tyrus: that's what got you in trouble in the first place. spewing you've got kids! >> tyrus: yeah. and half of them are homeschooled because of this [bleep]. [sigh] parents are terrorists because they want

aside from all the spiritual videos the first thing you see is an application for a free and quick calaishave to do is a quick crash course on the history of kailasa and we made johnny do it. and for the first time in prime time history we are proud of johnny. not only did he learn to say hi in kailasan johnny got his passport and took him five minutes. a dual citizen of kailasa. fly to the nation, another nation that doesn't exist. johnny has dual citizenship. but no one in the government was curious. literally no one said wait a second, maybe we could vet this person. at that level does someone say wait a second, this looks fake. we are being governed by imbeciles idiots who won't ask a question. asking questions is a no-no. remember? they call you a conspiracy theorist if theorist if you ask a question about the lab leak or what's on the laptop. they will just clap and salute when they hear a hindu nation is coming to town dana perino is my co-host on the five and she joins me now. this could be worse. there could be senators involved. >> dana: might be. >> jesse: what is the vetting t

as the shield, queen 12, he kept how close another playboy street, the state on the other calais, still down 14 at the break. 2nd, half the cougars that put their foot on the bears. next. pj bomba pressures the rim and that's a nice finish. he had 17 points. washington state wins. 69 to 52 cow finishes. it's 16 loses its 16th straight game. we'll see if they lose their head. coach mark in the near future. they were 3 to field in. 29 on the city last night, the warriors lost their 7th straight road game. they have the word record in the nba. but during last night's loss, there was an incident in the 2nd quarter that left a lot of people talking. >> we play i'm so confused. was upset about something just kind of stopped that i still haven't seen >> that was reaction of the warriors play by play crew in the 2nd quarter after draymond green failed to get back on defense after not getting a pass from jordan poole, as you can see right here. jordan throws his hands up and he is not happy. i noticed it as i was watching the game in real time. steve kerr did not make a huge deal of it. when ask

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amy: i remember when we went to calay, the largest refugee camp and i think all of europe at the timecalled the jungle by the people inside, it looked like the countries that people were from where a map of the countries the united states had bombed from afghanistan to iraq to syria. can you talk about who on this ship, who died? >> so the information that we have so far is afghanistan is for sure a country that comes forward. iran is a country that comes out. then there are a few different nationalities that have been named. i have heard some all u mentioned as well, pakistan -- somalia mention as well, pakistan. this is in line with the people i have met on board of our rescue ship we were coming out of libya despite the geographical location of libya, and people also coming out of syria. we met people from afghanistan, pakistan. the same thing when we were on the island of lesbos last time i was there, the people arriving were majority from afghanistan. nigeria. people fleeing conflict. the people who come through libya, also came across a group of people who have moved toward liby

what kind of life calais possibly live just by existing my life was unlawful.to get here. a community has come a long way to get here. i know many of you have come a long way and open up your hearts and minds in the last year since this long journey began. it's time to write to the final chapter. you all have an opportunity now to be a part of it, and when this vote comes on the board, you will tell generations of people yet to come that they have a future, as well. >> joining us now is democratic state senator jeremy mass of michigan who represents the state seventh district which includes parts of detroit suburbs. and he was the lead sponsor of s before. senator, moscow to see you again. we spoke last summer after viral speech calling out republicans from politicking against lgbtq people in an election year. what a difference in election makes, how? >> i feel like we are living out how it started, how it's going draft. yeah, seriously, though, this has been a true long journey for lgbtq michiganders. last year the republican majority wouldn't even passed a sy

calais. still down 14 at the break. 2nd, half the cougars.eir foot on the bears neck, tj bomba pressure at the rim. tough shot. bomb had 17 points. washington state win. 69 to 52 cal loses its 16th straight game. we don't know if my man right here will keep his job. they finish the season. 3 in 29 last night, the warriors lost their 7th straight road game. they have the fourth-worst road record in the nba. but during last night's loss, there was an incident in the 2nd quarter that left a whole lot of people talking. >> we play i'm so confused. was upset about something just kind of stopped that i still haven't seen >> that was reaction of warriors play-by-play crew last night in the 2nd quarter. as you can see, draymond doesn't get the passenger in pool. he just gets upset. we're going to watch it one more time. just keep an eye on dre won jordan other given the ball. kind of has a temper tantrum turned his back on clay tries to give him the ball and one of the great look, the optics were great. steve kerr didn't make a huge deal of it. when

now they may decide to move from calais zone move away from the calais zone further the french further french hinterland, away hinterland, or better still away into eu . but the french have into the eu. but the french have the same problem as us now, the same problem as us now. now, when removing asylum when it comes to removing asylum seekers from your territory, it's very difficult now because a great many souls in transit simply won't take them back . and simply won't take them back. and there was also no mention of other safe and legal routes to cross, which ultimately the reason majority of these people are coming via that well, although i'm not sure whether even if we did, they would do that. but that's what the argument is. do you think perhaps there should have been more well. well, more focus on that? well. well, i've always been opposed to safe and , particularly in and legal, particularly in calais or northern, because that's attract that's just going to attract more into northern more migrants into northern france hope expectation france and hope and expectation they'll to

they also conduct random inspections it packs facilities around calais can, looking for the precursor chemicals needed to make it. even setting up checkpoints, working to prevent the distribution of drugs made here. >> wow, he said in one of the searches for example, it's not uncommon to find, fentanyl or other drugs, will be stashed in places like the car, we'll or within the car, but even in the gas tank, fentanyl it's, that it's dirt cheap, you can take a life for probably five or ten cents, but cautioned to make a bill, but the charging $15 for. what's the human life worthwhile? >> just days after our visit, mexican army officials sent us this video -- but the cartel field production, it seemingly endless, so to, the devastation that awaits. >> so, david and sami are, cedar berry rat. it's going mostly through in trucks vehicles, or have people bring it across, that's across illegally. at that point, point or others? >> it's interesting, to realize that this is actually happening, using american citizens, officials had told us both mexico and here in the u.s. that some american ci

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calais fired mark fox as its men's head basketball coach. the bears went.re of no way to sugarcoat it. fox has been the head man account for the last 4 seasons in over the last 3 years. golden bears are just 10 50 in league play. they will conduct a national search for their next head coach. one name that has already surfaced. a san jose state coach tim miles, who won the mountain west coach of the year this past season. speaking of tim mild, we talked him up him and his san jose state spartans taking on nevada in the mountain west conference tournament 20 seconds left of ida jarod lucas gets in the lane mice. >> cup bucket right there he had. 28, let's go to the extra session in the extra session. amari shots made sure san diego state. live to fight another day that 3 put them up 5 in the spartans never trailed after that. they win 81 to 77 0st ever mountain west conference tournament win face san diego state tomorrow in the 70's shot johnson in state. how about stanford? their reward for winning last night a day with arizona pac 12 tournament, the cardina

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