>> in the united states coast guard. >> and did you attend any kind of school to be trained for the coastfor law enforcement purposes? >> yes. >> what is the name of the school that you attended? >> it was the basic boarding officer course and then following extra classes with it. but it was at the maritime law enforcement training center. >> where was that located? >> charleston, south carolina. >> okay. did you serve in the coast guard? >> i did. >> what were your dates of active duty? >> march of 2007 to june or july of 2016. >> okay. in general, did you have duties other than law enforcement type duties in the coast guard? >> yes. >> can you name the category of the type of duty that you had? >> yeah, so, my rating of my average job and i was a machinery technician, i was a mechanic. my 9:00 to 5:00, you would call it. >> okay. did other than going out and doing law enforcement type things did you do any search and rescue type operations, as well? >> yes. >> is that part of the coast guard practice that you had in addition to law enforcement and doing mechanic work? >> yeah, that was

>> in the united states coast guard. >> and did you attend any kind of school to be trained for the coast guard for law enforcement purposes? >> yes. >> what's the name of the school that you attended? >> it was the basic boarding officer course, and then following extra classes with it but it was at the maritime law enforcement training center. >> where was that located? >> charleston, south carolina. >> did you serve in the coast guard? >> i did. >> what were your dates of active duty? >> march of 2007 to june or july of 2016. >> in general, did you have duties other than law enforcement type duties in the coast guard? >> yes. >> can you name the category of the type of duty that you had? >> yeah. so my rating, my average job was i was a machinery technician. i was a mechanic was my 9 to 5, i guess you would call it. >> and other than going out and doing law enforcement type things, did you do any search or rescue type operations as well? >> yes. >> is that part of the coast guard practice that you had in addition to law enforcement and doing mechanic work? >> yeah, that was it, yeah. >

to come and pick them up or for the coast guard to ask the turkish coast guard to them up.are simply there as spotters and facilitators. they also were very surprised september of last year to be indicted and they also have absolutely no idea where they have done wrong. these are very serious charges being leveled, purges of trafficking and espionage which could land people life imprisonment sentences. i have been told by the lawyer representing him that looking into the evidence presented by the prosecutor, many of these charges don't stand up. for example, one of them accused is the swimmer from syria who was at the time and 23 years old, volunteering with the rci. he told me that on many of the times and dates when she was supposed to have been in less posts breaking the law, she was in germany applying to university. there seem to be some serious problems. >> thank you. ♪ >> let us bring in our guest, a senior campaigner on migration at amnesty international and cambridge -- in cambridge, a journalist and researcher focusing refugees and far righ . movements in greece.

that's his coast guard brain. that's his coast guard brain saying everything that i knew gave me the belief that a crime had been committed. escape. private citizen's arrest must occur immediately after the person trace of the offense, or in the case of felonies during escape. not every person is arrested at the moment they commit a crime. not every person is arrested by police because sometimes the police don't get there in time, but if they learn about the person and they have information about the person, escape can happen any time. escape can happen later. it doesn't have to happen right at the same time the crime is committed. there's no lou that says that. there's no time limit imposed. police would never be able to arrest anybody, and a citizen is in the same shoes as an officer when it comes to citizen's arrest. so, travis leaving his house decides he's going to follow. that's what he does. he pulls out after his dad crammed into the front seat with the kid seat there and he follows, and he watches, and he

coast guard small boat.is one of dozens of motorized vessels that they use to track down the drug runners. members of the coast guard drill how to board boats and subs with drugs and guns. the most dangerous seizures involve the coast guard tactical law enforcement team. >> it's very dangerous. >> reporter: frank florio commands one of the units. >> we'll chase them either until they break down or where our guys are actually shooting from a helicopter to disable their engines only. >> reporter: with mexican drug lord sandra guzman in a u.s. prison, u.s. prosecutors say venezuela's cartel of the son, which salisbury says is protected by the government, is now a major player. >> you're talking about unfettered access to collect, put dope-- put cocaine on a-- on a boat, and then start launching it into the caribbean. the venezuelans are laundering enough money to make sandra guzman and the mexican cartels blush. >> reporter: much of the seized cocaine ends up here in a heavily secured secret location. so how ma

the coast guard crew performed a night mission far from coast requiring two ship board fuel stops for the aircraft and deployed a rescue swimmer in turbulent seas. while en route to san francisco international airport for deployment, captain goudreau contacted poison control for a consult and provided an update to command staff. upon arrival with her advanced life support equipment, captain goudreau reached the coast guard personnel and determined what equipment would be necessary for possibly to manage a patient in an unknown status. captain goudreau prepared for every potential patient presentation, including cardiac arrest, altered mental state, hypothermia, and more. after a turbulent flight lasting several hours and one refuelling aboard a coast guard cutter, contact was made. after the heroic work of the coast guard team to rescue the patient, captain goudreau received the patient and immediately initiated care which included removing wet clothing and treating for hypothermia, obtaining a baseline set of vital signs, and completing a full assessment. the patient was found to be

the coast guard's going to take over this containment"?decision sometime in late summer of 2018. it didn't take me long to realize that we were going to go ahead and have to federalize this case, when i didn't feel like i was getting a timely response out of the responsible party. wertheim: luttrell says she was concerned that taylor energy was, in her words, "not acting in a timely manner," and she took over control of the containment, putting out a call for bids for a temporary solution to collect any flowing oil. timmy couvillion's louisiana firm competed with other engineering contractors to come up with an invention. >> jack couch: i've worked with timmy at oceaneering. >> wertheim: couvillion summoned two friends, former colleagues. they began with a basic concept: oil and water don't mix. >> couch: i had invented the underwater separator. >> wertheim: jack couch is a longtime expert deep sea diver; dr. kevin kennelley, a.k.a doctor k, is an engineer. the "three amigos," they called themselves, hunkered down in timmy couvillion's man

to intercept drug boats, coast guard teams train relentlessly. we're off the coast of miami on a u.s. coast guard small boat. this is one of dozens of motorized vessels that they use to track down the drug runners. the most dangerous seizures involve the coast guard tactical law enforcement tefrank io uns. how daerous i tere? >> it's very dangerous. >> reporter: the surge in the caribbean comes as the u.s. is facing a record number of deaths from fentanyl and a new opioid strain that's more deadly. >> we have to try to stop, you know, this poison from hitting the streets. >> reporter: so this is the vault. >> yes. >> reporter: the seized drugs end up in this heavily secured secret location, where the count is in the millions. so how many bricks of cocaine? >> there are about 800 bricks of cocaine. this weight, you have about $42 million street value of cocaine. >> reporter: from this command center, agent salisbury keeps watch, trying to stop the supply chain, feeding america's seemingly insattable demand for illegal drugs. jeff pegues, cbs news,

one of different types spans coast guard has rescued a group of migrants near the canary islands. the boat was carrying 40 people. 2 of them had died at sea. 2 others were taken to hospital in a critical condition. it's the 2nd time this week the coast guard has had to make a rescue in the same area. canada, some military is now on the ground, helping with the rescue efforts in the flood. devastated province of british columbia. one person is confirmed dead, at least 3 are missing. 18000 people have been forced to leave their homes in the countries western most province. flooding and land slides have cut major roads, making the transportation of goods difficult. this, the headlights of these continues here on al jazeera right. after today's edition of inside story, next from the al jazeera london broke our fantastic people in thoughtful conversation. we were 1st generation of black people and we had to really find our way with know, hey, i know in the world is a much smaller place. we do better to get away with these regional boundaries, film direct, thank you into a certainly hav

that's his coast guard brain. that's his coast guard brain saying everything that i knew gave me the belief that a crime had been committed. escape, private citizens warrant arrest must occur immediately after the perpetration of the offense or in the case of felonies during escape. not every person is arrested at the moment they commit the crime. not every person is arrested by police because sometimes the police don't get there in time, but if they learn about the person and they have information about the person escape can happen anytime. escape can happen later. doesn't have to happen right at the same time the crime is committed. there's no law that says that. there's no time limit imposed. police would never be able to arrest anybody, and a citizen is in the same shoes as an officer when it comes to citizen's arrest. so travis leaving his house decides he is going to follow. that's what he does. he pulls out after his dad crammed into the front seat with the kid's seat there, and he follows, and he watches,

life and your coast guard work, did you carry firearms?you ever have to use those firearms before for protection? >> yes, i have. >> can you tell me about that? >> objection. >> it is relevant because he is carrying a gun. in this case, he is carrying a gun and i believe this testimony will establish why and the fact that he has had experiences with having to do this before informs him and informs a decision that he makes as a person under the circumstances. the fact that he has been in situations where he has to use his gun to protect himself before informs his decisions on november 23rd. >> relevant to what he did under the circumstances. >> you're talking about something he was doing in the coast guard. >> no, i'm talking about him as a private citizen where he has been out with a firearm during a firearm before rays had to use it to protect himself. >> if you could take a step into the jury room please. >> john: a brief pause in the amount are pretrial as travis mcmichael is taking the stand in his own defense as the defense begins reb

the coast guard crew performed a night mission far from coast requiring two ship board fuel stops for the aircraft and deployed a rescue swimmer in turbulent seas. while en route to san francisco international airport for deployment, captain goudreau contacted poison control for a consult and provided an update to command staff. upon arrival with her advanced life support equipment, captain goudreau reached the coast guard personnel and determined what equipment would be necessary for possibly to manage a patient in an unknown status. captain goudreau prepared for every potential patient presentation, including cardiac arrest, altered mental state, hypothermia, and more. after a turbulent flight lasting several hours and one refuelling aboard a coast guard cutter, contact was made. after the heroic work of the coast guard team to rescue the patient, captain goudreau received the patient and immediately initiated care which included removing wet clothing and treating for hypothermia, obtaining a baseline set of vital signs, and completing a full assessment. the patient was found to be

to come and pick them up all for the coast guard to us the turkish coast, to go and pick them up. they, they simply there as spouses and facilitators, so they also were very surprised september of last year to be in dices. and they also have absolutely no idea what they've done wrong. and these are very serious charges that are being levels the charges of trafficking and espionage which could land people life imprisonment sentences. i've been told by the lawyer representing spectacles that looking into the evidence presented by the prosecutor . many of these charges don't really stand. for example, one of the accused is sarah martini swimmer from syria, who was at the time 23 years old volunteering with the. and he told me that on many of the, the times and dates when she is supposed to have been on in less was breaking the law. she was in fact, in germany, applied to university. so there seem to be some, some serious problems with the case that does bringing forward. john, thank you. ah, let's bring in our gas unless was your gross cause more police senior campaigner on migratio

and law enforcement extremely difficult for our own coast guard. and the last year in 2020. sometimes if you were to see a large amount of drudgery around the waters of my to up to 100 or 200 in eagle judges surrounding my to when lea believes to dredges a pot, intimidation tactics, pot opportunism. of course we cannot deny. there is an economy in china is the largest consumer of sand in the world, sand and gravel, and they are willing to use the legal means to a pain the thing and then destroy the environment. but then again, we do not rule out the possibility of this being part of a gray zone strategy or raise on tactic with the go of harassment and intimidation . if we just allow this to happen, then we just allow the destruction of our property and our environment. however, if we respond with military force on the civilian judge, us, then it gives china a further pretext to her escalate pension. the fisherman believe china is playing a bigger game. agendized as the the guy, the valued and i am good indians. little johan, been as old cummins, ohio, and other good poems of

the tie, one coast guard is outnumbered and outsized by the whole king dredges the judge come in and out and trespass into the restricted waters and then run away and make line portsmouth extremely difficult for our own coast guard. and the last year in 2020. sometimes you would see a large amount of drudgery around the waters of my to up to 100 or 200 in eagle judge surrounding my to when lea believes to dredges a pot, intimidation tactics, pot opportunism. of course, we cannot deny there isn't economic. china is the largest consumer of sand in the world, sand and gravel, and they are willing to use legal means to pain the thing and destroy the environment. but then again, we do not rule out the possibility of this being part of a great strategy or raising tactics with the go of harassment and intimidation. if we just allow this happens and we just allow the destruction of our property and our environment. however, if we respond with military force on the civilian judge as then, it gives china a further pretext to better escalate pensions. the fishermen believe china is playing a bi

mining and, and the water is near my 2, which are considered ponies, restricted water in towns, coast guard dependent. you can see a shard of broken the shallows down, including sand and gravel, and other parts of what used to be marine life. and it, it's just the fad. say to be it's just affects the people's livelihood on so many levels, from fishing towards them did even affect our local infrastructure as underwater cable between the different islands of not to get destroyed or damaged. ty, ones, coast guard is outnumbered and outsized by the whole. king dredges the judge come in and out and trespass into the restrictive waters and then run away and make line ports extremely difficult for our own coast guard. and the last year in 2020. sometimes you would see a large amount of drudgery around the waters of my to up to 100 or 200 and ego jurors surrounding my to when lea believes to dredges a pot, intimidation, tactics, pot opportunism. of course, we cannot deny there's been economic. china is the largest consumer of sand in the world, sand and gravel, and they are willing to use the legal

trying to cross the mediterranean sent back to shore, captured by the libyan coast guard. ultimately after two months there is a fight between migrants and the guards at the prison opened fire on the migrants through a window. and ali -- was shot in the neck and killed. you know, i had heard about this killing which happened a couple of weeks prior to my arrival. and i just thought that it would be worth investigating how he killed and in what ways if any he was typical of the migrants to end up in this prison. >> i know that a friend of ali -- describe to the isolation room which was punishment for prisoners who, where, quote, guards tied the hands of the detainees to a rope suspended from a steel ceiling beam and beat them. it's not so bad seeing a friend or a man yelling as he's being tortured. soumahoro said. but seeing a six foot tall man beating a woman with a whip. your piece documents reports of beating, sexual assaults, killings, has there been any kind of formal investigation particularly on the part of the eu? >> you know, in the last five years alone there have

coast guard with weapons. they started out talking about the fact that they had had break-ins in that community. one of the things they didn't talk about, there were a lot of white people walking through the same identical homes, the same identical home, white kids, white men and women walking through there and they never chased after them. they only went off this black man. >> neil: so when he and his father jump into a pickup truck to pursue arbery, they did so after seeing him in the neighborhood a number of times going in and out of these homes 0, this one in particular unfinished house. but that was the catalyst for tracking him down. so there were no signs that he had a weapon on him at that time. there was nothing to indicate that he was a danger or threat to the area or whether he was even familiar in the area. it was the next week when they joined in a chase on the truck itself that it ratcheted up and others participated in the same case. the prosecution argued that was a targeted attack for no reaso

we're off the coast of miami on awes coast guard small boat. this is one of dozens of motorized vessels that they use to track down the drug runners. the most dangerous seizures involve the coast guard tactical law enforcement team. frank florio commands one of the units. how dangerous is it out there? >> it's very dangerous. >> reporter: the surge in the caribbean comes as the u.s. is facing a record number of deaths from fentanyl and a new opioid strain that's more deadly. >> we have to try to stop this poison from hitting the streets. >> reporter: so this is the vault? >> yes. >> reporter: the seized drugs end up in this heavily secured secret location where the count is in the millions. so how many bricks of cocaine? >> there is about 800 bricks of cocaine. this weight you have about $42 million street value of cocaine. >> reporter: from this command center, agent salisbury keeps watch. what are they looking at on the screens here? >> air traffic and boat traffic coming towards the florida straits. >> reporter: trying to stop the supply cha

it has spent at least $3.9 million on the libyan coast guard.rganizations or perhaps elsewhere at the united nations to try to get the eu to reverse course than what it's doing now? >> there is. there's a lot of pressure from within the e you recollect, everyone from parliamentarians as well as only two weeks ago there was a coalition of lawyers in europe that filed papers for the international criminal court seeking to get the icc to investigate the detention system, which the u.n. itself described as engage in the crimes against humanity. so there are strong voices from within europe and elsewhere trying to pressure the e you recollect to rethink its role in this sort of abusive system. at the same time, there are strong forces -- xenophobic forces largely that are attempting to sort of continue with this path and sort of build this invisible wall across the mediterranean to block migrants from arriving to europe. so the jury's out as to what will happen, but there's real resistance. >> let me ask you, since you were on the ground there, and a

earlier this year, joshua geta and his coast guard crew were successful in a daring search and rescue operation involving 31 fishermen stranded on a ship that caught fire 200 miles off the coast of novembera scotia, canada. mrs. miller-meeks: facing winds 50 miles an hour, waves 30 feet high, and freezing cold temperatures, our coast guard bravely flew their helicopters to the scene and were able to save all 31 crewmembers. i want to thank aviation maintenance technician first class mr. gueta and all our service members for all they do to keep our country safe. thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back the balance of her time. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> seek to address the chamber for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> appreciate it, mr. speaker. we have a choice to make this week, mr. speaker. mr. roy: we have a choice of whether we're going to fund the united states government and to fund the executive branch when

the philippines tells b jing to back off after accusing its coast guard of attacking to supply boats in the disputed south china sea. also had canada deploy, says air force and troops to help with the rescue efforts. after devastating floods and lance lies in the country's west. ah, health workers in sudan say at least 15 people have being done done by the security forces during another mass protest against last month military takeover. dozens have been injured by life, fire and tear gas. that's according to the central committee of sudanese doctor's wrestle, said our reports now from courtroom. the demonstrations easterel, dont continue less than a week of hundreds of thousands around the country to the states demanding the military of diverse is take order of the government. people came out on wednesday to the 3 that seemed demand ah little now go on with any i demand for civilian government and the military council to be taken to court. and those who killed people to be handed justice city been and those who are making our lives heart here must also be brought to justice. the prot

the chinese coast guard is reported to have blocked the philippines. ships and fire water cannon vessels were carrying supplies to a military base. china's foreign ministry though, says the coast guard, acted within the law to safeguard its sovereignty. and with that, you're up to date with the headlines on our 0 witnesses next. ah ha! ah, with come you it's all is well when we were you to your home about a good. okay. so yeah, i mean what will you be going. c with them with but i was so doing a lot of them and so one moment assume i began going suitable, you know, but it won't or you go to him to go some of the data, but he hadn't meant them been lucky enough to national gotcha. 2 pm, and i will say love, you might be glad to deal with ah ah me nobody media kissing me. speaker. throw it away, auto or you can blow ginseng extra, a do saber better. you will. yeah, i knew the i knew the younger son will. i was also millenniums, he got phone with the cmta, lemme u d l a unit, the more less were campus a month in el students. you're literally like you even my watch in a short between i am a

[applause] [applause] >> now, the united states coast guard band will play and the armed forces coastrd will sing god bless america. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand and join us in singing god bless america. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] [applause] >> please be seated for the departure of the president of the united states and the official party. thank you for joining us as we celebrated and honored all who served. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> american history tv, saturdays on c-span2, exploring the people and events that tell the american story. at 2:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency, historians revisit george washington's 1797 farewell address and his warning against threats confronting the nation. at 10:00 p.m. eastern, this week marks the anniversary of the tomb of the unknown soldier. samuel holliday of the u.s. capitol historical society shares the story behind the tomb, and the overseas journey from an anonymous soldier in a fighting field in france to america. watch american history tv saturday on c-span2, and find the fold schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at

the second became the first u-boat with the coast guard off the u-boat coast. here we have survivors being taken for interrogation by the u.s. navy and coast guard in charleston, south carolina. the third was on july 7, 1942, where they sank the uss 31. thankfully, by 1933, coastal blackouts going into effect of american shipping had now turned the tide against the u-boat threat. i truly believe these first successes we had off the coast of north carolina, pushing u-boats back from our shores and all the way across the atlantic made d-day and the allied invasion possible on june 6, 1944. if we hadn't had those first successes like we did in 1942, we would never have the freedom to move the manned material necessary for the assault in history. like gettysburg, we truly have a battle in north carolina. shipwrecks are gravesites, they're memorials to heroes, a fragile reminder of our past and so much more. one of the things i really like to point out about these shipwrecks is obviously the history is amazing. the gravity of how these vessels are lost hits us hard.

[applause] [applause] >> now, the united states coast guard band will play and the armed forces coastrd will sing god bless america. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand and join us in singing god bless america. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] [applause] >> please be seated for the departure of the president of the united states and the official party. thank you for joining us as we celebrated and honored all who served. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> next. they will discuss their book. afterwards, he look into the 2021 election results and its impact on the 2022 midterm elections. later, remarks by representative liz cheney the january 6 attack. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including sparklight. >> the greatest tone on earth is the place you call home. at sparklight, it is our home, too. and right now, we are all facing our greatest challenge. that is why sparklight is working around the clock to keep you connected. we are doing our part so it is a little easier to do yours. >> sparklight supports c-span as a public service

etches of the service, army, navy, marines, coast guard and indeed the space force. afterward, he had this to say about what the troops mean for america. >> i've watched these people. i've watched them in the south china sea, afghanistan, iraq, south america, wherever they are, people wonder what america is? they look and they see them. that's who they see. they don't see us here. they see them. that makes me proud. >> reporter: so the president scheduled to light the christmas tree here on nantucket friday evening before spending the rest of the weekend here, returning to washington on sunday. of course, has a busy december ahead, trying to get his agenda passed. but for now, at least, a thanksgiving respite here on nantucket. jeff zeleny, cnn, nantucket, massachusetts. >> thank you, jeff. >>> well, five u.s. lawmakers are in taiwan meeting with government officials despite warnings from beijing to call off their trip. it comes as beijing has been stepping up the pressure on the self-governing island to reunite with the mainland. cnn's will ripley joins me now from

army, navy, air force, marines, space force, as well as the coast guards. he talked to service members around the world thanking them for their service and as he was leaving, he was asked what he was thankful and he turn to the members of the coast guard and said people like you around the world then ticked through a lot of places he's visited from the south china sea to afghanistan to iraq. so really thanking the troops here, but beyond that, this is largely a holiday for the president and his family. he arrived late tuesday evening. scheduled to leave on sunday. so some down time for the president. really the halftime here of the final month of his first year in office. of course on the heels of the infrastructure bill which has been signed into law, when he gets back to washington next week, the build back better agenda still has so much work to do to corral democrats. so a break on a sunny, beautiful day in nantucket. >> another thing the president has to be thankful for is a clean bill of health. we've learned president biden had a benign, potentially

[applause] [applause] >> now, the united states coast guard band will play and the armed forces coast♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand and join us in singing god bless america. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] [applause] >> please be seated for the departure of the president of the united states and the official party. thank you for joining us as we celebrated and honored all who served. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> today, the nasa spacex dragon crew arrived at the international space station. our live coverage starts at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, online or on our new video app. >> american history tv saturdays on c-span2 exploring the people and events that tell the american story. at 2:00 p.m. eastern, historians revisit george washington's farewell address. this week marks the 100th anniversary of that two of the unknown soldier. the story behind the two, including the overseas journey that took the anonymous soldier from france to arlington. watch american history saturday on c-span2 or online anytime. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and

, he's sitting there in a suit, they're trying to go through his credentials as a member of the coast guard, a member of law enforcement, they're trying to establish that he has training, he has judgment. joining us is nbc's ron allen in georgia and msnbc legal analyst joyce vance. no one was expecting mr. mcmichael to take the stand. >> this is a somewhat surprising decision to put him on the stand. katy, this is not an effort to win an acquittal. this is an effort to hang the jury. they're trying to appeal to one or two jurors to convince them that they should not convict because of this reasonable notion of law enforcement training and arrest under georgia's then in place, now removed from the books, statute that permitted citizens' arrests. this is i think something that could backfire. i expect the cross-examination of mr. mcmichael will be brutal. if it were me, i would dig up every training officer he had ever had at the coast guard and have them talk about whether the picture he puts on the witness stand of someone who is fully trained is consistent with how he behaved when he was o

the spanish coast guard has rescued a group of migrants near the canary islands. the boat was carrying 40 people to had died at sea. 2 others were taken to hospital in critical condition. it's the 2nd time the coast guard has had to make a rescue in the area this week. sedans, police chief, has defended security forces, insist they be used only legal means to control recent opposition. protests, doctors say at least 15 protest, hers were killed by my fire on wednesday. it was the worst day of violence since the military took part last month. the canadian military is helping with rescue efforts in the flood, devastated province of british columbia. one person is confirmed dead, floating in landslides have cut off major roads. the 2 front runners and chillers presidential election had held final rallies ahead of the votes on sunday white when candidate jose antonio cast wants to bring down taxes and the size of government left us. gabriel barrick wants to do the exact opposite and those are the headlines the say with his here and al jazeera, i said, master of chaos

this is how the greek coast guard found them, adrift on the edgy and see.y towed them 750 miles to the nearest reception center where they could be processed. according to a report that monitors refugee boats, the toes lasted almost three days because it was dragged back and forth. greek authorities say that is because they were trying to get turkey to accept the boat back. >> we sent a request to the turkish authorities but they never responded. they responded after we had the ship in the port. whether we should return that to the turkish border. reporter: irregular migration has become a sensitive issue between greece and turkey. andre 2016 agreement, turkish authorities are supposed to prevent refugees from entering the european union. in march of last year, turkey actively encouraged refugees to storm greek borders. age -- aid group alledge greek authorities have tried to prevent -- prevent potential asylum-seekers from entering. such pushback's are illegal from the geneva conventions. they were caught in the intensifying politics of border maryam: mana

the areas it controls in the south china sea, china's foreign ministry has responded saying it's coast guard, acted within the law to safe guarded, so frenzy. it says the philippine ships cross into its territorial waters without chinese consent. still has on al jazeera phoenix on stay hot, as they, when that 10th came in a low fan out, we'll have that story for you after the break. ah, mother nature's gift of cold full landscapes, a strong infrastructure governance arising where investments are waiting to flourish, with even supplied by tradition. knowing where beautiful possibilities are offered. frank assessment. what's the point of view? and if multilateralism isn't part of its dna, we need somewhere where sovereign states can exchange informed opinions is likely to change biking behavior. it's not gonna change their behavior, they're going to continue to do what they do when it's going to be more in trade and less in terms of trying to match this more games mentality. in depth analysis of the data global headlines inside story on al jazeera lou. ah, it's time for the sports here summer.

. >> we see him going towards the coast guard station. they are right on the edge of nantucket. this is where president biden and jill biden paid a visit where they were able to sit down. the white house set up for them, a video screen where they could virtually meet with members of the u.s. military from all over the different services, the air force, the navy, the army, as well as, of course, the coast guard. this is a tradition for president biden to pay tribute to the u.s. military on television and it was something that we heard from president biden as well in his thanksgiving day message that he put out earlier on video. thanking troops serving around the world on this holiday. many of them away from their friends and family on this television. we also heard president biden telling the folks there that he is planning to go with his family tomorrow to the christmas tree lighting here on nantucket island. that is something to watch for tomorrow. and president biden, as he was leaving that occasion, that opportunity to meet with service members, he was asked by the group of r

. >>> new video out of italy shows the moment a coast guard there rescued a kite server in distress. sea for hours. he set off from a tiny island near sicily, but a change in the weather him stuck out a iend noted authorities when he hadn't returned. he was clinging to the board, very tired, but very lucky to be alive. >>> in alaska, the u.s. coast guard rescued a puppy who had been missing for nearly 2 days after the owners vessel ran aground. the crew abandoned ship, presumed the puppy was lost, and he was found on the cliffside and reunited with its owner. >>> the price of turkey has gone up. the fixings, like canned pumpkin or stuffing, aren't as easy to come by, all signs of supply-chain issues. >> reporter maddison keeney is getting answers from food banks on their solutions to a problem that could change the holiday table. >>> we don't have a lot of produce today if people could donate that would be fantastic. >> reporter: perishables are in high demand. salary, green beans, lettuce, potatoes point >> this is the beef. >> reporter: meat products are tough to find. getting scat

i'm going to call the green coast guard. hopefully they're gonna, they're gonna come according to alarms on the real crime aren't the ones, the greek authorities are investigating. it's the ones, the state is committing truncate game, i will try to buy and keep, keep everybody come keep come ok. despite the greed governments attempt to intimidate and learn phone is still there at the receiving end of phone calls. that may be the start of a refugee's new life, or the last call they ever made. so that no one journalist and politicians included can ever say we did not know. okay, i'll call you in 10 minutes. okay, thank you. but and finally, for all the scholars out there and there are billions of you constantly scrolling on your phone, whether you're walking down the street, taking a bath or trying to fall asleep, hears a viral video by mac, fly, and car lito, a couple of french internet personalities, a reminder of just how dependent people have become on their fonts. mclaren, carly, those videos are so popular in france that

[applause] [applause] >> now, the united states coast guard band will play and the armed forces coast will sing god bless america. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ god bless america my home sweet home god bless america my home sweet home ♪♪ >> ladies e stand and join us in singing god announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please stand and join us singing "god bless america" " ♪ ♪ god bless america my home sweet home god bless america my home sweet home from the mountains through the praries to the oceans white with foam god bless america my home sweet home god bless america my home sweet home ♪♪ [applause] [applause] >> please be seated for the departure of the president of the united states and the official party. thank you for joining us as we celebrated and honored all who served. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is just over one hour.

this is how the greek coast guard found them a drift on the g and c. they then towed them 750 kilometers, took course the nearest reception center where they could be processed according to e, g, and boat report and, and geo, that monitors refugee boats. that tow lasted almost 3 days because the murat was dragged back and forth. greek authorities say that's because they were trying to get turkey to accept the boat back. we sent tweeting to request fergus current. this never is on the august just then we had the she already bought. mainly we were asking whether the ship is dirty shot, not any dish doug is whether we should do the dirty shirt. she wanted irregular migration has become a sensitive issue between greece and turkey. under a 2016 agreement turkish authorities are supposed to prevent refugees from entering the european union. but in march of last year, turkey actively encouraged refugees to storm greek borders. ever since then, aid groups alleged greek authorities have often tried to prevent potential asylum seekers from enter in greek territo

it's the 2nd time the coast guard said to make a rescue in the area. this week. you k government is expected to designate hamis, a terrorist organization. after calling it a fundamentally and rapidly anti semitic group, home secretary, pretty patel is expected to outline the move in washington d. c. later on friday, the hammersmith she wing has already been banned in the u. k. since 2001, the parker has more from london leave. what's behind this? or pretty battelle, as you've already suggested, isn't in any way prepared to pull any punches when it comes to hamas. she's over in washington dc meeting how you ask a counterpart and we'll give a full a briefing later. proscribing the entirety of hamas as a illegal terrorist organisation. currently only the military wings of a mass are regarded as such, but a court has pretty patel. this is about closing the net on the entire organization . she's been speaking to us reports as a heads up. this key space should have said, we've taken the view that we can no longer this aggregate. it's military and political side and all

find a greek coast guard after spending days in the aegean sea. they bought with having to italy from turkey, but lost power along the way, causing a dispute of who should rescue them. chance roblis visited the island of cos where the refugees are being held in quarantine. most of those rescue to being held here at the reception and identification center on the island. of course, it's currently being expanded to accommodate more refugees. we were allowed to film the rescued passengers from a distance, but not to talk to them, even though they've all tested negative for coven 19. the greek centers for disease control mandates that they spend 2 weeks in quarantine. after that, they'll be allowed to apply for asylum here. them yonder baton reported many. they were weary after spending 3 days at sea, but they also seemed relieved their misery was over come some have mobility problems. we gave them water 31st aid i am and we are looking for clothing for them becoming their journey here was an ordeal and an accident. they set out from turkey, heading fo

coast guard service members in nantucket where they're spending thanksgiving with their family. members of the six branches of service. really serving all around the world. the army, navy, air force, marines and of course the space force as well as the coast guard, really expressing their gratitude for their service, but as the president left this meeting, he also had these word to say about these coast guard members. >> i've been all over the world and watched these people. watched them in the south china sea, in afghanistan, iraq, where ever they are, people wonder what america is, they look and they see them. that's who they see. they don't see us here. they see them. and they make me proud. >> so certainly he says that these armed forces are the, you know, exemplify what it means to the world. this is his first visit to nantucket as commander in chief. he's been coming here for four decades, but mainly the family is spending time here on out, a bit of a holiday break before a busy month of december when he's trying to get the rest of his agenda enacted. >> we're also getting

on the high seas and they were intercepted off shore crete, in southern greece, by the hellenic coast guard. they were then towed here north, what a northeast of where they were found to the island of course, which is next to the turkish coast. as you, as you pointed out, are we, we don't have a very firm picture of the precise time frame of that entire operation. what we do know is that it was a difficult towing operation. yesterday the atlantic coast guard told me that the tow was happening at speeds of roughly 7 knots, which is quite low or even for a merchant vessel. and to that is because there was high wind, there were waves. there were people on board who were experiencing difficulties and supplies had to be brought to them food water, in some cases medicine. so they were constant interruptions. what we do know now is that there were no fatalities that 26 of those on board have been arrested in or questioned as potential collaborators in the smuggling operation. we're woman was left on the island of thought of us on route here because she needed hospitalization. and the remaining $37