one calais seems to be 2 schools of sold and 2 series. of course, nobody knows exactly what the 2nd trump trump presidency is going to look like that may not be the ve, the ukraine, russia war, but there is these two's, you know, schools of thought suddenly internationally, but also here in key even in ukraine. and of course, one of the peasant mistake is that of a fee that trump will force, basically ukrainian capitulation by withdrawing support and forcing ukraine to the negotiating table at a very design by this advantageous position. but there's a growing now the school of thought and that is one the presidents. and he seems to be subscribing to whether that's because he really believes it, or it's just a pragmatic approach. now that trump is headed to the white house, and that is that in fact, it could benefit ukraine in some ways, the trump, who has promised to end the war within 24 hours, may in fact lead to a hastening of the end of the war. and that certainly what a lot of minutes and then he said in an interview last night sayin

. >> so did teammate calais campbell. and you were briefly detained. >> yes yes yes yes. placed in handcuffs and all that. it was crazy. >> the tickets were issued after hill was stopped outside hard rock stadium for allegedly speeding before the dolphins season opener on september eighth. the stop escalated and an officer pulled hill from the car, forced him to the ground and handcuffed him. >> it could have been a random person and you know, they may not have that luxury of, oh, playing for the dolphins, you know what i mean? and that's the light that we got to continue to spread, that everybody deserves the same amount of justice. >> hill was not at training camp tuesday, but he did say on social platforms where all the internet cops now, officer daniel torres, a 27 year veteran of the department, now on administrative leave. his employee profile showsumerous commendations but also use of force allegations. suspended six times. >> that's rosh lowe reporting. miami police call officer batista's failure to appear at the hearing, an oversight. >> the brain disorder affect

he was a student at calais together, the french war college, and that event would prove handy during world war two, when he was often called upon to translate in allied staff correspondence. general keyes and patton indicate that in 1942, prior to operation torch, well, keyes was ninth armored division. they were in conversation concerning possibility of keyes serving as patents deputy. these letters are very interesting because it's a very mentor protege kind of correspondence, although the conversation appears in the correspondence in november 1942. keyes joins patton. it's the western task force that is deputy commander for the invasion of north africa. following the invasion, the western task force is resumes is no mcclatchy was first armored corps for the north african tunisian campaigns for a brief period following the debacle. the kasserine pass. well patton commanded second corps to use assumed command of first armored corps and instrumental in the invasion planning sicilian campaign with the invasion of sicily first armored corps was re designated as seventh army. it's an in

the pasta calais which was on the map sort of the part of france closest to england and these operations were incredibly extensive, incredibly well resourced. and so sort of detailed and thought out that even on d-day, the germans are not convinced that this the real invasion and that they think that the real invasion is still coming against parts to calais or norway such, that on d-day, when the allies confirm that the landing is underway the first statement that they release is from the exiled norwegian king, meant to sort of indicate that the landing in norway conceivably quite imminent on the heels this you know land tiny little landing feint in normandy that is taking that day. some of you, i suspect, may subscribe to or have an opportunity to read the new york review of books, the one that just came out this week has a wonderful review of nine books, eight of them written in french by frenchman, about the impact of d-day on french civilians living in the normandy area. and i start with that to back into question, which is there was a lot of controversy among the the decision makers

went and that means that there have been some disruptions on cross—channel ferries between dover and calais the uk, where you have a number of operators in northern england say they can't run normal services. the advise the people is check before you set out, some flights have been delayed, for example, from newcastle airport will stop in some areas, the roach are treacherous. so best to stay inside and monitor it all from here. , , ., , . ., here. very wise words. we have not here. very wise words. we have got another _ here. very wise words. we have got another live _ here. very wise words. we have got another live page _ here. very wise words. we have got another live page running i got another live page running on a storm bert and its effect on a storm bert and its effect on the bc news website. you can get all the headlines, some of which simon hasjust get all the headlines, some of which simon has just referred to and also the conditions that some part of the uk are having to cope with. all of the detail right there on the website. lebanese officials have denied any hezbollah official

perilous crossing from ethiopia to europe on the smugglers boat before ending up in the infamous calais refuge account, known as the jungle. eventually of the countess attempts to cross the channel to england. it was uh, really scary. i never thought that were gonna be out some this, the noise explains for this. i can tell you how i would do this. its a big got protection that he felt he had to take any chance to leave. mccain is still loans for his homeland. yeah, let me see so much so much. yeah i, i missed my friends. i missed my from everything is i can say like, my city that i, i, i really miss the 3 years on from his departure and with asylum. finally granted, mckayla is now looking forward. he has a room and a supposed to commendation house in north london and his enjoying life in england. he has been welcomed into these here in community in the city and found plenty of friends to football. 55, you must be kind the oldest type to the head to the best. if you want to support friends indication, describe the system is very helpful for benefits. you like me. this is why i really app

we focus it strikes on the sub, since it is calais to the tax in september. let's bring in child stretch for these and they root jobs. take us through these latest strikes, which seem to be escalating. the that's right. this is, seems to be a continuation of this. what can only really be described as a, as a large escalation by these, right? the air force targeting areas of eastern level and specifically that, that area of the back call valley. the report. certainly the local media reporting that at least 41 people could have been killed in the east of lebanon in these strikes. we con, confirm that and we are waiting for an official count of those killed today from the ministry of health that usually happens in the early hours of the morning. so a continuation of the escalation in the east of the country and the continuation of a similar kind of scenario in the south as well. a direct, or sorry, a striking the center of the story. pull the city of file. we've seen the city targeted repeatedly over recent days. these ready ministry not being specific as to wha

the yeah, and the audio was a friday is where the monitors focus is a tax on the sub of since it is calais to the tax in september. all right, let's speak to charles stratford. he's in the woods. charles, tell us more about his latest strikes, as well as the ongoing saving escalation by israel targeting various different towns and villages. and bechtel seems to not be that, you know, this is at least this a full day where we've seen more heavy strikes on the back call valley. uh, 16 different towns and villages, according to official sol, says some estimates. well that we will be waiting for. we all waiting for an official tally from the ministry of health. that usually happens in, in a couple of hours from now. but some people are reporting what's being reported up to 50 people may have been killed in the last 24 hours. um the majority of them, it's believed in the back call valley. as you mentioned in the, in try. another big strike on the southern pole city of tyre. where we have seen over the last week, an escalation of these very strikes that is really military and haven't even a spec

of us from yellow all these things, but just seeing open on us and the end, it's sorry. rosemont calais marquez. there were 2 explosions. the 1st on february, the 5th 1994 and the 2nd in the 18 months later on august the 28th 1995. without proper investigation to a blame for the depths of thousands of people. you'd have some cardboard around you. what i'll do when i go to teach a little small, the search i will side. i will last sent me skinner. and i split that cut as a team, and i'll put them a call. it says optimal. so some, it'll be listed according to logic. ali on success to told me that with the blue book isn't it? but it's what we'll do. the supposed to only focus on it, but if this goes us to the tv, that's the name of us me to meet us. yeah. then we get any input about see any of us, any, some or on the so maybe you go to you only be with them and go to go to go to go to printer one of the problem, but it's equal, it'll be like when you prepared me and not only do you make documents and use them, they're good till till said to be that that to talk book, i told him to call each

intelligence, documents at the white house, just days before the confident kitten's off was russia, but as calais, the site and he knew in the end joe biden had a vested interest in ukraine. you know, how much the light in how def folder on his desk, which clearly said ukraine will die. that is in time, machine of intelligence, military, political analysts say i, every thing was the same. ukraine is dead. the 2nd thing is that it's not just the brain, not just his thoughts, but also his heart was very worried about the crane. well, he was worried and he was ready to do everything to stay with what is left if you grade. that's why we're extremely lucky that joe biden, at the time of the full scale invasion us present was job i did because he is the only president the united states of america since 1990. 1 to whom you crate is not just the point on the map. but a point in his cause, a place that has a place in his heart. well, that's how it went. i understood that all the conclusions were made and i went home to find for all the analysts of the united states of america to make a mistake and that ca

and dnc leadership was called calais and many of those who were laid off were told their posed editionsould be safe after election day but the dnc is marching ahead. the election of the new chair of the democratic national committee with other top leadership is going to be held on february 1st, 2025. the parties grappling with the results of the 2024 election where they lost the presidency, control of the senate and were not able to earn a majority of the house. dnc chair jamie harrison is not seeking a second term so we have some new leadership of the dnc. stuart: one more thing, donald trump considering adding an ai czar to his administration. what would that role entail? >> reporter: the main goal of this ai czar would be to keep america in the forefront of a it relevant and dominance. the ai czar would be charged with focusing public and private resources on emerging technology and also work with dogthe to utilize artificial intelligence or commerce their goals of rooting out waste, fraud, and abuse. the position wouldn't require senate consent so they could get to work really fast.

number of these officers that served the french expeditionary corps are students with him at the calais together or as instructors should point you to thank you. i think we've got scott. okay. go ahead. i'm scott lang pelletier. have a question about tanks and first of all, congratulations to all of you on your hard work, very good presentations after world war one, the west, western four board and other commissions looked at artillery and asked some hard questions about where the army was going to go based on the world war one experience and in terms of artillery, they came up with a really interesting approach. one was what was the practical, what you needed and then what was the ideal that you could look downrange or do you did in your research you come across any such retrospective look tanks after world war one and i'll sit down and there wasn't quite same development tanks as there was on artillery and. part of the reason is the tanks were much more novel technology. and so debate wasn't so much on. further evolution, it was where these even fit within the u.s. army. and did they

time for another look at the weather as we're looking live at sfo and kyla is back in calais telling us thanksgiving looks pretty good. yeah, it looks great. i mean, it looks really great. i'm so glad that i mean his have for everyone. i think it was tough for people traveling before the factor 8. but at the good news is if you're just hop in the car to go to some relatives, houses are friends. houses were going to be looking good. this is a live view right now from mount tam. and i'll be honest with you. i have able to see anything for about 10 per couple of days now. that's just been covered in clouds. but now you can see we're starting to get some breaks here, particularly up in the north bay, south bay. it's on the way to 2, but you can still see some of that cloud cover out there. a lot of this probably not hitting the ground, but just indication that some of that moisture >> is still around the bigger action definitely to the south of us. as you can see, kind of streaming into central california, south of moderate now heading right up into the sierra there. so we're about to go

he wants to do with the doj, not a particular idea or law, he wants to calais chaos.which he articulates well. i do not think he has an idea in mind pass? i think steve bannon actually wants it. i think donald trump wants to be popular. you're not made popular by having a justice department that can't deal with crime. >> it is even deeper. it includes a. what donald trump has always wanted is what is good for donald trump. that means many things that he used to talk about the swamp and like many things it is usually what he wanted as long as it was for him and anything that benefited him. being able to disrupt the doj going after antitrust or to disrupt the doj going after anyone who is a friend of his. think about what he did with classified documents. they were currency for friendship and who knows what else? possibly favor, including foreign governments. we have not had the full investigation so we don't know. it helps donald trump to be able to organize government against his enemies. that is for donald trump. that's not just about chaos. that's not just about ban

it's in a supermarket on the coast of calais.ot some something that you know is lying underground in secret. it's hard to bust. >> no, no, no, of course not. and that's what makes it even more troubling. and, you know, like i said, this just vindicates the argument that it's so open to abuse right now. it's so open to people's to exploit people's desperation. >> do you think we should turn them back as carol said, do what australia did. >> i don't know what you mean by turn them 1516 00

also tonight, a gb news investigation finds dinghies, oars, life jackets and pumps being sold at a calaissuperstore. that's despite france banning their sale in 2021. so can the french be trusted to help stop the boats andifs trusted to help stop the boats and it's d—day for farmers tomorrow, as up to 5000 tractors are expected to hit london in their protest to labour's inheritance tax raid. tonight's panel are ready to go to. i'm joined by daily express columnist carole malone, campaigner and political commentator samuel sukh and the former mp and chairman of the conservative party, jake berry. oh, and the farmers look like they mean business. >> farmers preparing to protest in westminster as inheritance tax anger grows . tax anger grows. >> does france give a fig about the migrant crisis? next . the migrant crisis? next. >> a very good evening to you. the time is just after 9:00. and these are your latest headlines, starting with a developing story tonight . following online tonight. following online reports of disruption, british airways has confirmed that they are experiencing delays

another migrant was found dead on a beach near calais . okay, you're right up to calais.y, you're right up to date with all the very latest headlines. now an action packed show with martin daubney . show with martin daubney. >> thank you. mark white. yes, indeed. >> thank you. mark white. yes, indeed . what a moment in indeed. what a moment in political history. what a show we have for you. let's get stuck in because donald trump has been elected the 47th president of the united states. and . there it the united states. and. there it is. the republican nominee left democrats humiliated after sweeping wins in crucial swing states. he flipped pennsylvania, georgia, north carolina and wisconsin from to blue red. and early this morning, he took to the stage in florida to address the stage in florida to address the ecstatic crowds as he promised to usher america into a golden age. >> and to every citizen, i will fight for you, for your family and your future. every single day i will be fighting for you. and with every breath in my body , and with every breath in my body, i wil

, according to coast of calais, according to the french coastguard.mes as more than 5000 migrants arrived in the uk after crossing the channel in october, making it the busiest month of the year so far . those it the busiest month of the year so far. those are it the busiest month of the year so far . those are the latest gb so far. those are the latest gb news headlines. more in an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , or go to gb news the qr code, or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . .com forward slash alerts. >> welcome along now. loads of people think that ed miliband is an eco fanatic who will bankrupt britain and leave us all shivering in our own homes, so he can sacrifice us at the altar of his net zero fantasy in order to hit his 2030 clean power target, we would need to take unbelievably radical action that would cost us possibly hundreds of billions of pounds, and which most people , i'm convinced, most people, i'm convinced, would not actually support. you'd be a

he chart his journey to england via germany, via calais.and i posted some of this to say, do we really want people like this? this was made nasa's response to me two weeks ago. >> englishman nigel, don't talk about me . you do not know me. i about me. you do not know me. i come to england because i want to marry with your sister. don't talk about me more. i'm going to come to england . talk about me more. i'm going to come to england. i'm going to p0p ' p0p, p0p- come to england. i'm going to pop , pop, pop. mother come to england. i'm going to p0p , p0p, pop. mother. pop, pop, pop. mother. >> p0p, p0p, pop. mother. >> well, i think it's pretty clear what matapa meant. now, since then, we've been trying to work out where he is. he posted a picture of a waitrose in bournemouth, but without him in it. but it's pretty clear he didn't manage to cross the channel. there were a couple of aborted attempts, but this morning at about 7:30 am, this video was taken after michael kill. >> after michael kill a hula hula hula da da da da . hula hula da d

france, a strong wind and that means some disruption on the cross—channel ferries between dover and calaisularly in the uk we have a number of operators in northern england saying they cannot run normal services. the advice to people is check before you set out, some flights for example have been delayed or cancelled is from newcastle airport. in some areas the roads are treacherous so best to stay inside and monitor it all from there. lebanese officials have denied any hezbollah officials were in an eight—storey beirut building flattened in israeli airstrikes — which the lebanese health ministry says killed at least 15 people and wounded more than 60. a security source told aljazeera tv there was "no truth" to reports of a hezbollah presence. the health ministry says 13 others were killed in attacks on baalbek district. the israeli military says it has struck a number of hezbollah—linked sites over the past 2a hours. in a separate development, reuters is reporting a spokesperson for hamas' armed wing as saying a female israeli hostage was killed in an area of northern gaza struck by israe