dover here exclusively handles eu imports, so when brexit does come, it's one of the ports that's going to need to adjust the most, but no matter how final arrangements do play out, making sure that our ports and borders run smoothly is clearly going to be a key priority. almost 500 million tons of freight go through the uk borders every year. offloading and processing everything coming in and out is a complex task. technology is already fundamental in that process and some politicians hope will be the saviour with the day comes for the uk to stand alone. this week we're looking at some technology that hopes to do exactly that. we start with estonia, which is said to be the well‘s most —— we start with estonia, which is said to be the world's most digitally governed country. so we sentjen to see how it manages its movement of goods. after brexit, the uk may need to find quicker ways to monitor the freight coming in and out of the country from france by rail. new x—ray technology deployed on estonia's borders might an interesting model. the country separated from the soviet union in 1991

the dover area became known as hell's corner.in and again broke through defenses. [bombing] ♪ they reached inland to the air drops, aircraft plants, munition factories and machine shops. >> gunfire in the southeast, ride. ♪ [whistle blowing] ♪ >> but the workers kept working. and the raf kept flying. these two men with wings alone in the sky, behind them, motors and machine guns were shooting down more than the luftwaffe. they were smashing the whole nazi plan of the world conquest. >> how many, johnny? >> 109 destroyed, charlie. >> good show. >> i had a wonderful party, thanks. >> are you all right? put on a goo>> yes. >> between august 24 and september 5, 25 major attacks were launched. the cost of germans, 560 planes. the british lost only 219 and saved 132 pilots. invasion plans were going completely haywire. nazis were blind with rage. the german mind has never understood why free people fight on against overwhelming odds. hitler now knew he was superior in every weapon except the weapon of spirit. he told gÖring, to break t

dover here exclusively handles eu imports, so when brexit does come, it's one of the ports that's goingo need to adjust the most. but, no matter how final arrangements do play out, making sure that our ports and borders run smoothly is clearly going to be a key priority. almost 500 million tons of freight go through the uk borders every year. offloading and processing everything coming in and out is a complex task. technology is already fundamental in that process, and some politicians hope will be the saviour with the day comes for the uk to stand alone. this week we're looking at some technology that hopes to do exactly that. we start with estonia, which is said to be the world's most digitally governed country. so, we sentjen copestake to see how it manages its movement of goods. after brexit, the uk may need to find quicker ways to monitor the freight coming in and out of the country from france by rail. new x—ray technology deployed on estonia's borders might provide an interesting model. the country separated from the soviet union in 1991. in its easternmost city of narva, the pop

i know about dover. knowledgeable than i am. let me tell you. dover will be under uk control when we left. i don't know of any proposals from the british government to have additional checks that will delay your trucks at dover. it's not in our interest to delay. any extra that needs to be done, for example paying customers, will be done electronically, just as vat is done. there is an automated syste m vat is done. there is an automated system of operation. there will not be delays at dover. the factory where the goods are loaded, or will it take place at the port? if it ta kes pla ce it take place at the port? if it takes place at port, there is no infrastructure at the port for 5000 trucks to park. chris grayling, the secretary for transport, said that he hung his hat in the last meeting he hung his hat in the last meeting he had on a truck parked on the end 24 5000 trucks that would be full in two days. —— on the m20 for 5000 trucks. the auto industry is very worried if there was a hard border. it'sj

anybody from dover here from the mortiary. pizza and confidence.hey sit down and that a song that inspiring you. right out the and my favorite song. sam cook. a change is going to come. we sat down with the team and we had a fantastic discussion. one of my highlights at dover. another favorite much mine, teal rope program. i saw general jolly and chief jackson, the leadership from shepherd air force base. this is a program whose primary purpose in tech training to promote the climate of respect and dignity and professionalism. emphasizes peer to peer counseling and air men leading air men. >> i was departing on a saturday morning and showed up to the venue where they trained 50 air men waiting outside to be a part of this organization. first sergeant might get on me. but i wear the deal band they gave me. lots of other great initiatives and programs and we can do more. but the air forces well on the way to do its part and build air men. you just have to use the resources we have available and a much better question and the reason that i wanted to s

when the space shuttle goes down and 9/11 happened when all of the spies around the globe they go to dover and you better believe. and then to find the secret tunnels and i was humbled when i got there. to be sure that nothing he had ever seen like this. for those fallen troops and their families. but then to smooth that out with modeling clay to get one last look at their child. to rebuild an entire hand because a mother specifically says i want to hold my sons hand one last time. and matter the politics for this on the best of us. i knew right there. but the escape artist opens with this one of my favorite characters i have ever written. and to die in a plane crash. and then to realize there was a secret note hidden inside of her body that says you were right keep running. she is on the run and she's the escape artist. so i have that general plot and i gave that people so how do you hide a secret note on the body? with a plane is going down if the timing is right the liquids in your stomach could protect the note and it actually happened. so i know what you are thinking right now. and if

one of my highlights at dover.er favorite of mine, i saw general jolly and chief jackson you, the leadership from sheppard air force base. this is a program whose primary purpose, and this is in tech training, to promote the climate of respect, dignity and professionalism. it emphasizes peer-to-peer counseling, airmen leading airmen. i was departed on a saturday morning and i showed up to the venue where they train 50 airmen waiting outside to become a part of this organization. the first sergeant is in the room might get home in the room but i still wear my heel band that they gave me as part of the teal rope program. -- teal band. lots of other great initiatives and programs we can almost come we can always do more but suffice it to say, the air force is well on its way to doing its part. to build resilient airmen. you just have to use the resources we have available. you know, i believe a much better question and the reason that i wanted to spend some time on this topic with you today is, what are you doing to b

by the very end you are doing silly things like working order patrol on the dover border and on the londonfor a dystopia at the moment. and not tonight wasjust inspiration for a dystopia at the moment. and not tonight was just a great opportunity to represent a kind of british dystopia which i think is unique. i grew up in somerset and i remember being slightly underage, trying to get into various night spots around somerset. that always had a big impact on me because my friends were a year older. and then, working similarto a year older. and then, working similar to gameplay came along, games like papers please, and they we re games like papers please, and they were a big inspiration. and on top of that, brexit happened. as the juxtaposition of trying to get into a nightclub venue or party or house party, compared to getting into a country, it really hit a note with me. do you think games should tackle more weighty subject matter is? absolutely, yeah. 100%. we have seen some elements of it in larger games, for example wolfenstein. you still got some nazi killing skills in you? they are re

by the very end, you're doing silly things like working border control on the dover border and on therexit? let's put it this way. there is lots of inspiration for a dystopia at the moment. and not tonight was just a great opportunity to represent a kind of british dystopia, which i think is unique. i grew up in somerset and i remember being slightly underage, trying to get into various night spots around somerset. that always had a big impact on me because my friends were a year older. and then, the working simulator gameplay came along, games like papers please, and they were a big inspiration. and on top of that, brexit happened. and the juxtaposition of trying to get into a nightclub venue or party or house party, compared to getting into a country, it really hit a note with me. do you think games should tackle more weighty subject matters? absolutely, yeah, 100%. we have seen some elements of it in larger games, for example wolfenstein. .. wolfenstein character: you still got some nazi—killing skills in you? ..their re—imagination of america. but as an independent developer, we r

i looked up and saw helena some dover with her back against the wall. i began smiling and inhaling the smoke and gunpowder. niclas fell over in front of me and i followed every movement of his body. when he fell over i fell over with him. i place myself underneath his life with somebody and placing his arm across my body and my head underneath his back. bullets continued flying. i kept my eyes on the ground so he went to my breath and close my eyes. i began talking to god. i told god that i knew i was going to die. i asked him make it fast. i do not want to feel anything. ask for the bullet to go to my head so would not endure any pain. i laid there for about 30 seconds protected by his lifeless body. waiting for the shooter to move on to the next class after the shooting stopped in my class his body became heavy and i cannot breathe anymore. i rolled him off me and placed his head on his arms we were not touch the ground. i set up and looked over. helena was in the same exact position i last saw her. i froze. still an absolute view of the window the sh

this is due to other news coming to you live from berlin and dover trying steps up its efforts to isolate iran because a country of brutal and corrupt dictatorship and says its leaders are spreading mayhem across the middle east of iran despise but accusing trump of being a bully and attempting to overthrow the government in tehran also coming up.

dover here exclusively handles eu imports, so when brexit does come, it's one of the ports that's going, making sure that our ports and borders run smoothly is clearly going to be a key priority. almost 500 million tons of freight go through the uk borders every year.

this doomsday scenario that we're getting, dover will be a car park for six months.rrified people today, we add a nation of absolute animal lovers. if you are saying it will take four months to get your pet into europe, that to be a disaster for both tory and labour voters, a disaster for both tory and labour voters , eve ryo ne a disaster for both tory and labour voters, everyone loves animals in this country. theresa may is meeting donald trump, how much worse can things get? it is cats, dogs and ferrets on animal passports. i didn't know people were travelling with ferrets! takers to the daily telegraph because a lot these lines coming out on the labour party conference in liverpool, the daily telegraph leading on reports that following john mcdonnell, the shadow chancellor's announcement about how he might change businesses and talk about renationalisation, we got the rebuttal essentially from people like the confederation of british industry saying that lives in the chilly economic future. industry saying that lives in the chilly economic futurelj industry sayin

they're at dover air force base in delaware ready to deploy to the carolinas at any moment. >> florence is a monitor storm as the sup fan to set today, this is a pick. let's get to meteorologist for what the area can expect over the week. >> more flooding rain. bands of intense rain continue to feed into the carolinas where catastrophic flooding is being reported from the national hurricane center across parts of north and south carolina. tornado watch boxes are up as the tropical storm interacts with land. it will cause the possibility of tornadoes. we've already seen multiple reports of flash flooding, heavy clouds with the rain. packing winds of 60 miles an hour, moving so slowly at five miles an hour, tomorrow afternoon, evening, it's over south carolina still as a tropical storm. then weakening to a depression. making the turn toward the northeast. the biggest thing with this storm is additional 20 to 25 inches optical rain with a life threatening storm surge and flooding will comet. larry? >> thank you. the american red cross is organizing relief. you can make a $10 donation by te

the same would have to be done with food arriving in dover.n airport. others are saying that could lead to problems. you cannot have food which has to be inspected in case there is some sort of health issue going outside the port before it is inspected. craig mckinley, the conservative mp for south thanet, says there‘s nothing to worry about and he‘s on the brexit committee. says there‘s nothing to worry about and he's on the brexit committeem makes me wonder what they are inspecting for. the rules after brexit will be the same as before. are we really going to be checking spanish leftist or dutch bacon the day after brexit? it is a nonsense. plenty more on inside out tonight, is that right? yes. let's go to nick owen. when you see drivers going right up the backside of another car, it makes your blood boil and it is quite a problem, isn‘t it? car, it makes your blood boil and it is quite a problem, isn't it? yes, i have to say i was quite shocked by the statistics on tailgating, apparently one in eight road casualties have been caused by peop

if lorries come in from dover from the part of the story.side the eu many will not be checked but they do wait at dover. they wait between 60 and 19 minutes to decide if checks are going to ta ke to decide if checks are going to take place. the point of free flow of goods, that would be under threat. there is another problem by uk exporter. the uk could... some people think it wouldn't be a good idea. the eu is not going to do that. if you wanted to export any products of animal origin, it has to do go through what is recognised as a vet in every border expections host. one big problem is that neither the eurotunnel or calais port at recognised post so that main funnel for all that stuff that flows across the eu every day would be closed off. yes, they are bright that perhaps fewer things take place then some people think, but the overall system is a lot more copper plated than reports suggest. —— compensated. the headlines. britain's most senior police officer as hit out at the level of public spending cuts. the inquest into the westminster

the dover area became known as hell's corner. the enemy broke through the defenses. and reached inland. aircraft factories. munition factories and machine shops. >> gunfire at the southeast. ride. ♪ ♪ but the workers kept on working. and the raf kept on flying. these men with wings, alone in the sky. behind them, their machine guns were shooting down more than the luftwaffe. they were smashing the whole nazi plan of world conquest. >> 109. >> how did you get on? >> well, i had a run. >> are you all right? did you hit any fighters? >> between august 24 and september 5, 35 major attacks were launched. the cost the germans 562 planes, while the germans lost only 219 planes and saved 132 pilots. invasion plans were going completely haywire. the germans were blind with rage. the german mind never understood why free people fight on against superior odds. hitler was superior in every weapon, except the weapon of spirit. so he told goering, crushed that spirit. invasion would now have to wait. the nazis would avoid the raf and smash the

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they folded the blades and now they will loaded into the c-17 and go to dover delaware. all of these guys are excited to be a part of this mission. our motto is that others may live expect this group has been credited with saving more than 1000 lives. >>> hurricane florence pounding the north carolina coast right now. >> lord blanchard is in wilmington, north carolina and is getting slammed right now. we can hear it and see it from here. >> reporter: we are getting some of the worst of the storm right now. the wind coming in at about 90 miles an hour as florence makes its way into this area. the rain is coming down in sheets. this is the town of wilmington. over the last hour or so we have been either able to see it or unable to see it because of the amount of rain that keeps coming down in these extremely thick sheets. it wipes out the entire background behind us we have also been watching the parking lots and the streets behind us started to fill up with water. for safety purposes we are a ways off of the ground. the streets down below me about an hour ago a wet and no

dover here exclusively handles eu imports, so when brexit does come, it's one of the ports that's going00 million tons of freight go through the uk borders every year. offloading and processing everything coming in and out is a complex task. technology is already fundamental in that process, and some politicians hope will be the saviour with the day comes for the uk to stand alone. this week we're looking at some technology that hopes to do exactly that. we start with estonia, which is said to be the world's most digitally governed country. so, we sentjen copestake to see how it manages its movement of goods. after brexit, the uk may need to find quicker ways to monitor the freight coming in and out of the country from france by rail. new x—ray technology deployed on estonia's borders might provide an interesting model. the country separated from the soviet union in 1991. in its easternmost city of narva, the population is still overwhelmingly russian. of course, before independence, there was no border in narva between estonia and russia. but now there are well—established entry and ex

by the very end, you're doing silly things like working border patrol on the dover border and on theopia, which i think is quite unique. i grew up in somerset and i remember being slightly underage, trying to get into various night spots around somerset. that always had a big impact on me because my friends were a year older. and then, working simulator gameplay came along, games like papers please, and they were a big inspiration. and then, on top of that, brexit happened. and the juxtaposition of trying to get into a nightclub venue or party or house party, compared to letting someone into the country, it really hit a note with me. do you think games should tackle more weighty subject matters? absolutely, yeah, 100%. we have seen some elements of it in larger games, for example wolfenstein. .. wolfenstein character: you still got some nazi—killing skills in you? ..with their re—imagination of america. but as an independent developer, we really have an opportunity to publish something different and something political, and i think that's a good thing, there should be more politics i

handguns and 7.5 million pounds‘ worth of class a drugs have been seized by border force officers at doverd hidden in a lorry carrying photocopier paper. the drugs included ketamine, cocaine and heroin. two polish men resident in their home country were arrested and will appear in court tomorrow morning. the royal navy has confirmed that several of its sailors were detained by police in florida earlier this week. the arrests took place after complaints of fighting and urinating in public. at least one crew member was tasered. the group were on shore leave from hms queen elizabeth, britain's newest aircraft carrier. the department store chain debenhams has hired experts from the auditors kpmg to try and improve its financial position. the move follows three profit warnings from the retailer in the last year. debenhams' share price has also fallen by two—thirds since january. air strikes are continuing in syria as president assad's forces backed by russia attack the rebel—held province of idlib. they've been accused of using barrel bombs packed with explosives and shrapnel on villages in idl

handguns and almost $10 million worth of class a drugs have been seized by uk border force officers at dover. the drugs included ketamine, cocaine and heroin. two men from poland were arrested and will appear in court on monday morning. firefighters are battling a new round of wildfires in california even as earlier fires continue to wind down. a 50 mile stretch of the interstate was closed this weekend because of the fires which have now covered more than 40,000 acres. meanwhile local politicians are looking into a possible $1 billion programme to reduce the risk of fires in the future. syrian government forces have been accused of using barrel bombs, packed with explosives and shrapnel, on villages in idlib. there are reports of several people, including children, being killed. the un warns there could be a humanitarian catastrophe on a scale not yet seen in syria's civil war, which has been going for seven years. 0rla guerin reports from hatay province, on the turkish side of the border. the agony of idlib. the last bastion of armed opposition in syria. the assad regime unleashed in more

they folded the blades, now they will loaded into the c-17, and they will go to dover, delaware. all these guys are excited to be a part of this mission. our motto is, that others may live. >> the 129 has responded to natural disasters before. last year members were sent south to help out with hurricane harvey hitting texas. >>> stay with ktvu for continuing coverage including mornings onto, -- on two days. >>> here in the bay area police have a list -- arrested the transient for robbing a man and woman at gunpoint. police say 30-year-old alexander rosen another suspect held up a man outside his home on monday demanding money and marijuana. police say the suspect dragged the man into his home, where they pushed the 64-year-old woman to the floor and hit the man in the head with a gun. rose was arrested for the robbery, and three other crimes he was wanted for, including sexual assault of a child. detectives are still trying to find that second suspect. >>> new tonight, a crackdown on drug use at un plaza just off of market street, police say they are taking action after receiving

handguns and 7.5 million pounds worth of class a drugs have been seized by border force officers at doverying photocopier paper. the drugs included ketamine, cocaine and heroin. two polish men, resident in their home country, were arrested and will appear in court tomorrow morning. the royal navy has confirmed that several of its sailors were detained by police in florida earlier this week. the arrests took place after complaints of fighting and urinating in public. at least one crew member was tasered. the group were on shore leave from hms queen elizabeth, britain's newest aircraft carrier. north korea has held a military parade to mark its 70th anniversary but in contrast with previous years, long—range missiles, with the potential to carry nuclear warheads, were not on show. donald trump, who is hoping to persuade north korea to abandon its nuclear weapons programme, called it a "big and very positive statement." our correspondent laura bicker reports from seoul. it's a disciplined display, meant to show devotion and military might. but on this occasion a key piece of north korea's ha

from germany or sometimes, dover. sea anddover into irish bay of biscay. from flanders. the standard production u-boat type, diesel powered, you 19 and up. were designed to operate as torpedo attack boats. turns out, they had pretty good range. they had enough range to sail from germany to the adriatic. why does that matter? what is in the adriatic? austrian ports. german submarines operated out of austria. from 1915 on with great success. board --alk about the boats and top coring boat scoring commanders, they are in the mediterranean. ok. throughout the mediterranean, down there. and also gibraltar is not one way. they can get out and operate over here. on --obviously, turkey ottoman empire is a german empire. -- is a german ally. also have u-boats appear. in the arctic. three lost up there. two of which make my head hurt. we are cases. types hadrd u-boat about enough range to operate for a month. ok. basically, this map. area. get u-boats, german , well,nes from beyond here, too, well, over there. basically. had you get u-boats across the atlantic? to those.e go back

through dover, into irish sea, through flanders. the standard production u-boat u-19 diesel powered, and up that were designed to operate as attack poets -- attack boats, turns out they had pretty good range. they could sail from germany to the adriatic. why does that matter? what is in the adriatic? austrian ports. submarines operated out 1915 onan ports from the with great success. when we talk about the top scoring boats and it u-boat commanders, they are in the mediterranean. throughout the mediterranean down there, and also gibraltar is not one way. you can get out and operate over here too. also, the ottoman empire is a german ally so they will operate near the black sea for world war i. we also have u-boats appear in the arctic. three are lost up there, two of which make my head hurt, they are weird cases. type haddard u-boat enough range to operate four months. basically, this map area. u-boats, german submarines from beyond here to over there? how do we get u-boats across the atlantic? back to those. they are only good for

a drugs haul worth £7.5 million, along with guns and ammunition has been seized at dover docks.meant to be carrying photocopier paper, was intercepted on friday and found to contain around a50 kilos of drugs including heroin, cocaine and methamphetamine, as well as 20 firearms and 1,000 rounds of ammunition. two polish men have been charged and are due to appear in court tomorrow. north korea has held a military parade to mark its 70th anniversary, but in contrast with previous years, long—range missiles, with the potential to carry nuclear warheads, were not on show. donald trump, who is hoping to persuade north korea to abandon its nuclear weapons programme, called it a "big and very positive statement." our correspondent laura bicker reports from seoul. the soldiers marched with their usual zeal, a disciplined display, perfected after months of painful practice. it is meant to show devotion. there was something missing from kim jung—un‘s parade. he may have rolled out the tanks and artillery but there was no sign of intercontinental ballistic missiles, the subject of internat

. £7.5 million worth of class a drugs and 20 handguns have been seized by border force officers in doverional crime agency for investigation after their truck was intercepted on friday morning. a senior investigating officer said the "substantial seizure" could have posed a significant risk to life if it had reached the hands of criminals. six royal navy sailors have been arrested in florida, accused of being drunk and disorderly while on shore leave they‘re crew from britain‘s newest aircraft carrier, hms queen elizabeth, which docked there on its maiden voyage. reports say the men were fighting and urinating in public, and at least one was tasered after resisting arrest. polls have just closed in swedens general election — a race that‘s been dominated by the rise of an anti—immigration party. final results from the election are expected within two or three hours. one of the first exit polls from swedish broadcaster tva, shows the incumbents, social democrats at 25.4% and the far right sweden democrats, with 16.3% of the vote (tx 00v) with a campaign focused on immigration and crime it

handguns and almost $10 million worth of class a drugs have been seized by uk border force officers at doverdrugs included ketamine, cocaine and heroin. two men from poland were arrested and will appear in court on monday morning. police in france have arrested a man after seven people were injured during a knife attack. four people are said to be in a critical condition following the incident near a canal in the northeast of paris. officers have cordoned off the area in the city's 19th arrondissement. reports say there's no indication that the attack was linked to terrorism. an important day for europe and the us. high—level trade talks will resume. it is happening in brussels with the aim of settling the ongoing dispute. us trade representative robert lighthizer will meet with eu trade chief cecilia malmstrom for discussions on how to build closer trading ties. cornelia meyer, ceo of mrl corporation, a business consultancy, joins me now. this is important for both sides because it was all looking pretty angsty and there was a lot being fired in both directions. we had this epic meeting bet

is joining us dover, delaware. your thoughts on today's hearing. >> hi, thank you for taking my, call. i want to telephone watching this as a watershed moment for all of america for what it represents and i'm calling on two connected but distinct issues. one is thek allegations resultg and resulting hearing. it's not an investigation that and the second one is the increasing by financing of our courts through partisan appointments. the supreme court is the purpose of providing the nation with another approachable check on the interaction of the state and our rates as citizens like that of privacy, the outburst by graham and other republicans who might i add were too scared to talk themselves in spite of providing nothing but support, int the hypocrisy in the first of the last two appointees. the last two appointees were and will be the most narrow partisan lines will be decided in the most narrow partisan lines. in the lowest permissible majority vote. a vote that was reconstructed by a 51% majority to allow for th

put out some from dover but i'm back. to the not it's not as much about the fact. that you just shake. your plastic the washington post called out that if i don't get it like. i used to go just post i mean i'm going to stick with you but like you i dish nazi steinway young nick now. so that about. instituting martial law also tells the soviets there is no reason to interfere in poland and the country is now under control someone down to tea has been made illegal its thousands of supporters hunted down and then some progress did. you. see it in the. there's the knowledge that your life isn't normal now life so short and dreams seldom come true. now the common dream of all those loyal to solidarity is for the release of violence us to push you to see. that i. was. the authority seek to discredit as a prisoner in a golden cage state television gives the impression he's living under privileged conditions. but if mr but i'm so how are you feeling. like i'm not i'm not complaining i'm doing pretty well but for a year i've been completely isolated from the outside world c

hello and welcome i'm peter dover you're watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha also coming up talks to end the war in yemen stall as we see rebels claim they were prevented from attending a meeting in geneva. a frontrunner in brazil's presidential election is stopped at a campaign rally. also ahead we're going to refugees get involved in a project to save the environment in the shelters in bangladesh. our top story so far today the presidents of iran russia and turkey are meeting in tehran for what could be a decisive summit in syria's seven year war there to discuss it live the last remaining rebel held province russia iran and syria have threatened an all out assault against armed groups based there despite fears of a humanitarian disaster but they say they're open to surrender deals from so-called moderate groups turkey which borders it loop and back some of the opposition fighters wants to avert military action if he has an influx of refugees from the northwest and syrian province the u.n. envoy says panic is spreading among the three million people who are

. £7.5 million worth of class a drugs and 20 handguns have been seized by border force officers in dovere agency for investigation after their truck was intercepted on friday morning. a senior investigating officer said the "substantial seizure" could have posed a significant risk to life if it had reached the hands of criminals. fresh protests are being held in russia against pension reforms which will see the retirement age rise by five years. the jailed opposition leader alexei navalny called for the protests to voice anger over the reforms. his supporters claim he was jailed to stop him from leading the rallies. our correspondent sarah rainsford has been to a protest in moscow and sent this report. they chant in russian. the crowd here in the centre of moscow are shouting, "no to pension reform." this is the issue that has brought them out on the streets, the plan to raise retirement age to 65. the main argument against that is that in many regions of this country men simply don't live to 65. signs here say, "hands off our pensions", "we want to live to retirement age". there is a bi

million pounds worth of class a drugs and twenty handguns have been seized by border force officers in dovero the national crime agency for investigation after their truck was intercepted on friday morning. a senior investigating officer said the "substantial seizure" could have posed a significant risk to life if it had reached the hands of criminals. fresh protests are being held in russia against pension reforms which will see the retirement age rise by five years. the jailed opposition leader alexei navalny called for the protests to voice anger over the reforms. his supporters claim he was jailed to stop him from leading the rallies. up to five bodies, including of children, have been found in a house in perth in western australia. investigators went to the house after a man in his 20s presented himself to a regional police station. police described the incident as "tragic" but said there were no ongoing safety concerns. it is not known whether the victims were related. the investigation is ongoing. rules which prevent some victims of crime from being compensated if they lived with thei

strait, dover—calais, dover—dunkirk, but there are other ports as well.ething that would be managed unilaterally on both sides, but that cannot work. we need certainty and agreements and a broad agreement for the transition period. if that‘s not the transition period. if that‘s not the case, she needs to realise as do other leaders there is no other way, we need agreement on transport. we have been talking today about this report from the migration advisory committee saying there would be no preferential treatment for eu workers in future, it would be on the basis of skills who can come the uk. you think this would have an impact on freight trade because of eu workers in warehouses in the uk? a quarter of warehouse workers in the uk at the moment are eu nationals. it is important that those currently resident in the uk can remain, we think the government will fulfil its promise there, but would like even more legal certainty there. but what about agency workers not resident in the uk? there important to our business but only come for a couple of months, w

. >> the american checker flag out at dover earnhardt, jr. >> reporter: the theme is constant throughout exhibit. sports helping the nation to heal, unifying and uplifting as the days and soon months passed. but for mark messier and tiki barber, it's more than messages, it's a history they lived. ♪ ore the ramparts we watched -- >> reporter: like the giants first game after 9/11, the chiefs. >> kansas city is a rough place to play. it's a sea of red and they are not friendly to anyone that comes in there. but the first thing we saw was a sign saying k.c. loves n.y.c.. the fans wanted to reach down and shake our hands. the national anthem played and i've stood for the national anthem for years, going back to when i was a kid. but i've heard it, i truly heard it for the first time. >> reporter: messier's moment would come at the rangers home opener during a pregame ceremony, he was asked to wear the helmet of fdny chief ray downy who was killed on september 11. >> to be honored with that was incredible, but also felt a huge responsibility to do the right things and say the right things in

there are some coming from alaska and dover. can you give a sense of what other forces you have standing by? >> what we call our second echelon forces. we have this immediate response capability we know we need, but we also want to balance out not putting additional people at risk. people in a prepared to deploy order and have them respond with the full capability and capacity of the department of defense applied here. these cases, these are guard forces being brought under the agreements between these states to bring that capability forward. we know we have great rescue capability within those three units. stand over for now, but they will be moved forward. >> do you have an overall number of the essence and personnel have been relocated given the high concentration of military facilities? do you have an overall number of how much has been relocated? >> it could be a moving target. some moved out earlier and are continuing moving out now and we will be burning back -- bringing them back in a stairstep manner. we will give you t

they folded the blades, now they will loaded into the c-17, and they are going to go to dover, delaware. all these guys are excited to be a part of the mission. our motto is that others may live. >> reporter: over the years, this group has been credited with saving over 1000 lives. >> we supported at harvey and irma last year. harvey was probably more like what i would expect to see for florence coming up. we never really know what we will get, we will just be there and ready. >> they certainly were ready. the pilots had little time to talk tonight if they didn't get off the ground before 10:00, they would have likely had hours of being in the air. 48 hours, so now they are headed to north carolina, no indication on when they will return, because the mission can take some time to complete before they are relieved of duties. >> rob, very impressive. >> it certainly was frank, we watch them fold the blades of the helicopter, coming into that b-17 -- c-17. as i said, it took many minutes for them to load the full-sized helicopter like what you're seeing here, medical supplies, personnel, a