dover was the county seat of piscataquis county. monson is located and for a long the piscataquis observer, based in dover was the only newspaper in the county, so it did not look on the larger of bangor. starting a small town newspaper within the county in monson monson, the observer published dover complained that the slate, its new rival quote can hardly be called a local institution inasmuch as is owned by foreign capital and is wholly printed outside of piscataquis county. when i first read that, i how interesting something published 50 miles away is called foreign because. it is owned by people who live outside the county. so here's a very closed and insular understanding of local. if it's of the county, it doesn't qualify as local. it's actually foreign. the controversy that continued the following months shows john francis sprague also saw himself as a champion of the local and that he had a very different conception of local a newspaper published in bangor was not for him foreign threat but actually a powerful resource for

dover earlier this morning. the boatis dover earlier this morning.rst to successfully make the crossing since 85 migrants arrived two in dinghies on the 1st of july. that means that so far this yean that means that so far this year, more than 13,500 migrants have crossed from france, up 12% on the same time last year. home secretary yvette cooper insists labour's plan to fight the people smugglers is the key to stopping the boats . stopping the boats. >> we're setting up a major new approach to law enforcement against the criminal gangs who are undermining our border security and putting lives at risk. this will be a major new border security command that will bring together the work of the national crime agency, the work of the border force, the work of the border force, the work that happens along the channel work that happens along the channel, but also the way that these networks stretch right across europe to go after the gangs that are profiting from this dangerous trade in people and undermining our borders. >> the chancellor is promising that

dover -- which was the county seat and home of the "piscataquis observer," dover wanted to use his city observer to bypass dover and make monson an economic and cultural hub for towns in his vicinity. here, you have an urban printer as a resource for a small town editor who wants to strengthen his position against other small towns. you see something similar happening a few years later. when a boston artist and entrepreneur comes to monson selling bird's-eye view's. i have been showing you been yet from this 1889 bird's-eye view of monson. these were very popular. more than 2400 communities had bird's-eye view's made. local people could pay to have their business numbered on the image, then listed in the legend at the bottom, and you could then share this with the graph, you could send it to possible customers, you could hang it in your home or in your shop. this was often done. this was advertising. and it was a way of announcing the significance of your place, of your community. bangor had one, dover had a bird's-eye view, and 60 other main places had bird's-eye view s. if you had one

what nigel farage is calling a star armada arrive at dover and stand by for arrive at dover and standr immigration minister robert jenrick, the man, who many say will be the next leader of the conservative party. and you don't want to miss what he says about nigel farage. he puts the boot in and england laid their penalty. demons finally to rest against the swiss on saturday. and now all eyes are on our semi—final clash with the netherlands on wednesday. is it time for gareth southgate to do the unthinkable and drop a shattered harry kane? that's all come in between now and 6:00. welcome to the show. always a delight to have your company so a new week, a new dawn, a new prime minister, a new cabinet, a new start. but the same old problems labour party realised today. despite announcing their tough crackdown on illegal immigration, the boats simply continue to roll ashore. it's almost like the people smugglers didn't get the memo. and with the rwanda bill cancelled , are the rwanda bill cancelled, are we going to see more and more arriving on our shores and do you trust the keir starme

[laughter] i remember going down to the democratic convention, off here, in dover, delaware, and afterhe afternoon session, i went back and was in my room. the nice motel, you just drive up and walk up to your door. had a bathroom and a shower in a stall and i had the talent around me and shaving cream on my face, and i heard a bam, bam, bam on my door. was a guy with a talk show, a big civil-rights guy, and two others. i opened the door and there was a former governor, former supreme court justice -- i swear to god. the state chairman and the former congressman. i said we just had dinner. i said i'm sorry. i walked in and ran to the bathroom to see if i could put something on. i walked back out with a towel and was standing against a nail on the wall, those beds where the headboards are nailed on the wall. they said joe, we are thinking you should run for the united states senate. i said gentlemen, are you serious? and they went, i made their case. i hope all of you had a professor as enlightened as mine. i had one professor, my political philosophy professor at the university of dela

dover which was the county seat, dover was the key rival.y published newspaper bypassed over and making monson an economic and cultural hub for the vicinity. an urban paper with an editor who wants to strengthen his position against other small towns. you see something similar happening a few years later. i've been showing you vignettes from the 1889 bird's-eye view of monson. these were very popular. more than 2400 communities had bird's-eye view's made. at the bottom, you could share this with the graft and send it to possible customers. hang it in your home or your shop. this was often done. this was advertising. it was a way of announcing the significance of your place, your community. bangor had hone. dover had a bird's-eye view. and 60 other places had bird's- eye view's. if you had one, it was a way of announcing you had arrived, you were significant. who is creating them? mainly urban artist who travel through the countryside, offering to sell them, collaborating with local business people, who helped to fund them. monson worked with

of dover ., the daily star dover. finally, the daily star has golf. that's a bit of football, i think. and those we are front pages. and let's have are front pages. and let's have a closer look at those front pages, starting with the guardian. kerry, what have they got, >> we're being told that starmer is calling on nato to raise defence spending. >> spending not spending. but i think spending would be better as we slide slowly towards third world war at the moment. >> and a third world country. >> and a third world country. >> yeah , totally. >> yeah, totally. >> yeah, totally. >> and, he's going to use nato's nato's 75th anniversary. so happy birthday to nato. nato's 75th anniversary. so happy birthday to nato . and he's happy birthday to nato. and he's just on his tour of america where he's going to meet the president , who he will talk president, who he will talk about these matters with. >> and, president biden will mutter something and then start running on about golf and yeah, whatever el

we are getting reports with delays in dover. we were i with delays in dover.he french border control. they are really keen to say, don't get here more than two hours early, stick to the main roads, the a2 and a 20 going into dover because otherwise you will gridlock the whole town, and if you miss your appointed ferry, don't worry, we will put you on the one. this was always going to be a possible problem and it will carry on like that, ifear, for today and hopefully tomorrow things will get easier. . ~' , ., hopefully tomorrow things will get easier. ., ~ , ., hopefully tomorrow things will get easier. ., , ., easier. thank you. good use of tosh, b the easier. thank you. good use of tosh, by the way- — easier. thank you. good use of tosh, by the way- people — easier. thank you. good use of tosh, by the way. people will— easier. thank you. good use of tosh, by the way. people will look - easier. thank you. good use of tosh, by the way. people will look at - by the way. people will look at their rights. simon calder says it is taught! not a legal term! royal tr

the first small boat has already crossed the channel to dover under labour today. the new plans be enough? we'll tell you what they are in just a minute. don't go anywhere. welcome back to dewbs & co with welcome back to dewbs& co with me . bev turner until 7:00. i'm me. bev turner until 7:00. i'm delighted to say that keeping me company. journalist and author. ella whelan and conservative commentator alex dean. now get your popcorn out. because starmer versus the boat crossings has already kicked off. 64 wannabe uk residents arrived today to be welcomed by the border force vessel hurricane. here is our exclusive view from dover with the world's best home security editor mark white. >> well, we heard an awful lot of talk in the dying days of the conservative government. the latter stages of the general election campaign, about the number of small boat migrants on the other side of the channel just waiting, biding their time for what the conservatives said would be a starmer government offering them the green light to come across in their thousands. today, of course

so there is going to be a lot of pressure on dover.get under way, for others it is people who have been on holiday in the uk who are now desperately trying to get home, but so far today, around 50 flights to and from the uk have been cancelled. looking at the departure boards, some are facing some delays. but heathrow came to say it is operating normally today. but certainly some increased challenges here.- increased challenges here. simon jones, increased challenges here. simon jones. thank _ increased challenges here. simon jones. thank you _ increased challenges here. simon jones, thank you very _ increased challenges here. simon jones, thank you very much. - now to news here in the uk, and police are continuing to search for people involved in violent disorder in leeds on thursday in which a bus was set alight. five people have been arrested so far. the disturbances, in the harehills area of the city, began after social services removed children from a family there. jim connolly has more. violence and chaos, leaving residents scare

you see a knock—on effect also down at the port of dover.travel with the start of the school holidays for many families. but they say today, because people were unable to fly yesterday, hundreds of people heading down to the port of dover, and try to get on ferries without booking. that will make a complicated situation, what was already going to be a very busy day, even more challenging. the advice as ever, just check before you set out, don't turn up if you haven't got a ticket. thank you. terminal two, heathrow airport. the government in bangladesh has imposed a nationwide curfew, and called on the army to help quell protests in which at least 67 people have been killed. students have been demanding that ministers scrap a quota system which reserves many public sector jobs for the relatives of veterans of the country's war of independence. the un has said violence against the protesters has been shocking and unacceptable. a spokeperson for the bangladesh police have said around 300 bangladeshi police officers were injured during friday cl

he will be taking on from dover air force base en route back to the white house. >> sandra: all of this as he plans to address the nation tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. biden has spent the past few days recovering from covid we are told at his home. more on this throughout the show and more news as we get it. >> was this a colossal failure? yes or no? >> yes. >> was this tragedy preventable yes or no? >> yes. >> do you agree with the assessment of the former secret service director that the roof was so sloped it created safety concerns? >> i can't agree with that. >> director, it has been nine days. either you have the information we do not. >> here is where we start this afternoon secret service director kimberly cheatle officially stepping down from her post for her agency's failure to stop the assassination attempt of president trump. it one day after a blistering congressional hearing where lawmakers say she refused to answer basic questions on the day of the rally. hello, i'm jon harper than washington, sander a fast-moving day upon us. >> sandra: it's incredible, great

we are swimming from dover to calais. calais to dover. , from dover to calais.t is not like i can't swim, can you? due to in'ury. that is not like you. i can't swim, can you? due to in'ury. that is not like you. as i can't swim, can you? due to in'ury. that is not like you. as i i can't swim, can you? due to in'ury. that is not like you. as i am i can't swim, can you? due to in'ury. that is not like you. as i am 1h can't swim, can you? due to injury. that is not like you. as i am i was i that is not like you. as i am i was rarely injured. after my shoulder was playing up, that wasjune, i left it tilljanuary thinking it was a decent amount of time to recover. i tried it again and it was not right. i went for another scan and thought i could push through it. was five months after i the operation. but doesn't let you off the hook. —— i had the operation. t but doesn't let you off the hook. -- i had the operation.— i had the operation. i am 'ust going to do the cycling. h i had the operation. i am 'ust going to do the cycling. i _ i had the operation. i am just goin

he said i can't, i can't go to dover all the time.t starting a to be a part-time public defender and they and they said when it you go for the county council? and they said you stupid sob, it's right across the street there. it meets only twice a week. [laughter] so my sister, my best friend manage my campaign and we picked a district that we could not possibly one man, no democrat had ever won, but my problem was that i had my sister doing my campaign. and we won. next thing you know, it's part of a group assigned as young senators, young elected officials to try to bring the party around to get someone to run for the united states senate, and i was put on the commission. when you are the young lawyer, you get to turn the lights on and off every meeting, so i remember going down to the democratic convention off year in dover, delaware, and i left during the afternoon session, went back and was in my room of a nice motel you just drive out, walk up and getting your door there in an eight by ten bathroom, shower, and stole, and i had m

and then this dover harbour. and then this afternoon, another boat also attempted to make the crossing but failed. it brings the total number of migrants crossing so far this year to more than 13,500. that's up 12% on the same period last year. 13,500. that's up 12% on the same period last year . and it same period last year. and it comes after sir keir starmer announced the rwanda scheme is, in his words, dead and buried , in his words, dead and buried, claiming he's not in the business of gimmick politics. well, the prime minister has concluded a whistle stop tour of the uk to reset westminster's relationship with the devolved nations. sir keir met with political leaders at stormont as part of his first official visit to northern ireland since taking up office. he was accompanied by his new northern ireland secretary, hilary benn, the prime minister, of course, in scotland at the weekend. so after northern ireland went on to wales, where he met with the first minister, vaughan gething at the senedd amid concern

i said i can't i can't go to dover all the time. i'm just starting a law firm. i part-time public defender and then, i, came back to me so much around for the county council. i said i can i said you're stupid sob. it's right across the street series meets meets only twice a week so my sister my best friend managed my campaign and we picked a district that we couldn't possibly win. no democratic everyone but my problem was i had my sister during my campaign everyone next thing you know, as part of a group assigned his young senators young younger elected officials to try to bring the party around and get someone to run for the united states senate and i was put on a commission when you're the young lawyer to get to turn the lights on and off after every meeting and so i remember going down to the democratic convention off year in dover, delaware and after the afternoon session went back and i was in my room a nice motel. motel. you just drive up to get out, walk in your door there and you know, an eight by ten bathroom, a shower stall. and i had my towel around m

and we're still joined in the studio by labour mp for dover and deal, mike tapp and the conservatived, andrew rosindell. andrew. it felt quite cosy in there. >> yeah, it also is rather dull. i thought for a first pmqs i'd have thought it'd be a bit more feisty. and i have to say, i still don't quite know what keir starmer is about. there's nothing he says that particularly resonates. he uses a lot of words, but i don't really know what he intends to do. there's a lot of mist around what this government's really about. >> what's this all? a bit of a beige session , i have to say. beige session, i have to say. >> it is quite nice to see that unity. actually, i think you hear on the doors people saying, look, we're fed up with this tribal politics and this pantomime and actually on international issues and defence, we are united. and it was good to see that. but i think sunak is obviously staying in quite a safe place there because he doesn't want to be attacked on his 14 years or conservatives 14 years of failure . failure. >> right. well, on that point, what we're going to do is take

you've got to dover, you're fine. we're never going to get rid of you.g. >> so the conservative plan was to keep the backlog to basically continue having these people on the bibby stockholm until , until the bibby stockholm until, until maybe the next leader takes oven maybe the next leader takes over. i think that was actually by the time that they realised that they're not going to be in power, in power for much, much longer. the thing is, with asylum seekers, you have to eventually you have to process their applications. what are you going to do? >> you have to expel them, don't you? but if they are, i think, processing the application to see whether they are genuine refugees or not. >> right, right. >> right, right. >> so here's the issue. then. the 120,000, i think the refugee council said that 70,000. and i think cleverly said 90,000. well, i, i looked up before i came here, 70 and 80,000 represents a town the size of guildford or a town the size of redditch, actually , for you, redditch, actually, for you, stella. i even worked out one in greece.

isaac dovere. thanks so much and joining us now to discuss further ease, biden, biographer at christmas it's whipple, author of the fight of his life inside joe biden's white house. chris, thanks so much for being here with us. we just had my colleague, isaac dovere talking about his reporting on former president obama and sort of the dynamic there. what more can you tell us based on your research and your reporting for your book about that dynamic that is complicated between president biden and former president obama it's, it's, a fraught dynamic to be sure. i mean, on the one hand, it's a very close relationship between joe biden and barak obama and obama really took joe biden under his wing when beau biden was dying with terminal cancer. so they're very close. but at the same time they're extremely competitive and i think joe biden always felt that he was nobody took him seriously enough as it can to date when he was the vice president and he certainly had no use for the president's aides, david

illegal migrants was intercepted by a border force vessel and taken to a migrant processing centre in dover harbour. this afternoon. another boat also attempted but failed to make the crossing from france. it brings the total number of migrants crossing so far this year to 13,500. that's up 12% on the same period last yeah up 12% on the same period last year. and it comes after sir keir starmer announced the rwanda scheme is dead and buried, claiming he's not in the business of gimmick politics. now the prime minister concluded a whistlestop tour of the uk today to reset. he says westminster's relationship with the devolved nations sir keir met political leaders at stormont as part of his first official visit to northern ireland. since taking up the role. he was accompanied by his new northern ireland secretary, hilary benn, the prime minister was, of course, in scotland at the weekend and so after northern ireland he went to on wales, where he met with the first minister. there vaughan gething at the senate amid concerns about the tata steelworks at port talbot, where thousands of people a

plus we'll have some astonishing footage of the boats pouring into dover.aking day. taking the tally to almost 2000 illegal immigrants arriving on our shores. since sir keir starmer promised to smash the and martin daubney on gb news britain's news >> i'm patrick christys every weeknight from 9:00, i bring you two hours of unmissable, explosive debate and headline grabbing interviews. >> what impact has that had? >> what impact has that had? >> we got death threats and the bomb threat and so on. as time passes, she could have said, storm, you made my argument for me. >> my guests and i tackle the issues that really matter with a sharp take on every story went everywhere. >> something practical could be done, or i can become something different. >> patrick christys tonight from 9 pm. only on gb news, britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> welcome back. it's 339. i'm martin daubney on gb news now. another small boat migrants has died in the channel overnight as hundreds more make the crossing today. gb news believes the victim was a sudanese woma

that at the port of dover.aid, we have teams of our correspondence trying to work out what is going on. one of those is our cyber correspondence who joins me now. joe, as far as you can tell is it pointing, as a number of the experts that we have spoken to, this crowdstrike product? it experts that we have spoken to, this crowdstrike product?— experts that we have spoken to, this crowdstrike product? it seems to be, eah. if it crowdstrike product? it seems to be, yeah- if it was _ crowdstrike product? it seems to be, yeah- if it was a _ crowdstrike product? it seems to be, yeah. if it was a wider _ crowdstrike product? it seems to be, yeah. if it was a wider windows - yeah. if it was a wider windows issue i think it would be even worse thanit issue i think it would be even worse than it currently is. crowdstrike is a massive cyber security company, one of the biggest in the world and ijust one of the biggest in the world and i just checked one of the biggest in the world and ijust checked on the one of the bigg

maybe weeks of a different equation on the last, the, from the one that that we used to a sense of dover, h, windows still do start that. so not only targeting the towns and community that are just little 5 kilometers from the borders. maybe we'll see that israel was actually head more strategic, more deep inside live in on, into his below infrastructure and not only the equations that we've used to it. but thank you so much for that update. that is a journalist about league a sliding until of eve or and the causes hamas run health ministry says 30 people have been killed and more than a 100 injured in an is riley strike on a school where displaced people were sheltering, as well as military has confirmed it targeted the compound and the central town of they're all by law saying how mosse was using it to launch attacks and that it had warrant civilians in advance. explosions, shake the ground in central gaza. as the smoke rises, crowds rushed to the scene. only to find the school in ruins. hundreds of displaced the palestinians with sheltering here in the central region of deer, elbow le

his name is todd, part-time police man in dover just outside russellville. it's the ultimate good guy. >> right away he knew there was a key piece of evidence that amended a closer look. the condom wrapper found in nona's apartment. it held someone's dna, but whose? he wondered if police cleared the male friends and neighbors of nona too quickly in the early days of the investigation. >> do they have a valid alibi? either i'm missing something or -- i began to feel some of those people may be needed to have their dna compared. >> his legal team rolled up their sleeves and slacks and went diving through trash belonging to ■çthose young men and they got some dna samples, but none matched the dna on the condom wrapper. the policeman preacher needed a lead. you could say he needed a miracle. and wouldn't you know? he got it. came in the most mundane way. two months after kevin's acquittal in more than a year after nona's death, the police chief told him to question a suspect in a recent burglary. a man by the name of gary dunn. his eyes widened at that. >> my ch

france's dover museum houses a large part of iran's heritage and civilization, which were removed from iran in the last 100 years and before the international treaties on the ownership of countries over their cultural heritage. this miniature painting, which was seen at the opening ceremony of the olympics, is one of the iranian works of the lore museum. elham goran of sed and sima news agency. the head of the traffic organization and companion. naqal jadei said: the border terminals of rimdan marjaveh and mirjaveh in sistan baluchistan province are prepared for the reception and movement of pakistani pilgrims. according to mr. amani, in addition to developing the capacity of passenger reception halls and landscaping 20 entrances have been added to the entrances of the terminal to facilitate the movement of arbaeen pilgrims. the official and international border terminal structure of mirjaveh for the traffic of arbaeen hosseini pilgrims. from the neighboring country of pakistan , we are working on rasim road for the appearance of imam hussain. to the visitors and mr. himself, god willi

dover is going to be a big name for me. let's go to jack in ohio. jack? jack, what's up? >> buying for the dividend income. and ffl corporation. >> no, if you're going to do that, you want to buy dowell inc., 5.4% is the right play at $51. with jim at the helm, that's the one to buy. bob from illinois, bob? >> yes, sir. i am a holder, and about a month ago, they upgraded their guidance for the year. in the last -- since the time it has gone down about so% including five points today. >> well, you know, there's a lot of these high-technology companies and a lot of fast growers and companies that just became public in the last three years that are giving up big gobs while the stocks that are, of course, we know nvidia and apple keeps going higher. i don't want to say lose faith, but this is a concerted move by the companies that have become public in the last five years, all getting hit. don't panic. understand they're coming down. and how about cadence in texas, cadence? >> yeah, hi, jim, i want your take on new fortress energy. i could talk about all the

in dover, delaware, joe biden met the plane. but he made to case more about his son, lost to cancer, than our sons and daughters' loss on his watch. worse than that, he has never said their names out loud. and during last month's debate, he claimed no service members have died during his administration. -- failed the american people people. [applause] he femaled -- failed the afghan people and our military service members. he failed our family and he failed hunter. >> it's just unforgivable. i mean, hunter lopez's father, i got choked up, his father's reading those names. somebody who went to west point, served in the military, deployed overseas, the fact that joe biden never met with those families, the fact that joe biden forgot, forgot that those kids died is just unforgivable. the fact that the white house hat never if bothered to lean up or say we're sorry, unforgivable. elizabeth: final word, matthew. >> i couldn't say is it better. we all feel the same way. elizabeth: when family members see their family members go to war

rocked up to dover today. of that and an incredible rescue mission in french waters , performed by french waters, performed by a british vessel who then took those on board that deflating vessel back to calais. what on earth are we doing out in french waters? where are the french coast guards? do our politicians have the guts to ever stop this? they can't control their own borders in the european union. will this ever end? let me know your thoughts. gbnews.com forward slash your save. but before all of that is your headunes before all of that is your headlines with polly middlehurst . headlines with polly middlehurst. >> martin. thank you. good afternoon to you. well sir keir starmer says today's covid inquiry report has confirmed that the uk was unprepared for the coronavirus outbreak. the 240 page assessment released this lunchtime by baroness hallett, found there were significant and widespread failures by successive governments. the report also condemns the 2011 pandemic strategy for being virtually abando

, but put them into to dover, but put them into calais.as a political decision? could this be actually the way that we do solve the problem? >> to i be honest, nigel, i'd be speculating if i was to say it was a political decision. >> however, i think the tone that, keir and yvette cooper have both set since the election is that we're not going to tolerate it. we're going to deal with the problem, whether it's within europe or, as the announcement said today in the sources of initial migration in the middle east and africa. and so i think the tone may have emboldened the border force to do what they did. but also, i think it's important that it also shows if we get cooperation with france, there is a real prospect that we can deal with this problem in a way that would be effective . be effective. >> interesting what jackie foster, you know, at no point since 2018, when the boats started coming first slowly and then rapidly after 2020, at no point during a tory government were any migrants taken by boat back to france. are labour now beginni

president biden briefly address the nation after the shooting is expected to depart dover airbase on route to the white house and a couple of minutes. we'll bring it that libra happens burden of the president did speak with former president trump just a short time ago. a little less than an hour ago. obviously an knights that has the entire country on edge and watching what has unfolded in this shocking shocking shooting in beutler, pennsylvania fox news correspondent alexis mick adams joins us with the very latest she was there covering the rally watch all of this play out live. >> we can tell you what started as a fun rally and beutler, pennsylvania which is trump country according to people we talk to they were excited they waited hours in the heat to catch a glimpse on stage it is innate horrific weight we were up there and that media area at which you know from being at these rallies and big events they have to go through a lot of security to go up on the immediate stage were not that far from the former president he was speaking. as he is up there for five or six of minutes he

want to bring in cnn senior reporter isaac dovere for us because isaac, amid the debate fallout, there's new speculation among democrats. there seems to be a game plan forming behind vice president kamala harris. and there's even talk of who her running mate might be yeah, that's right. boys lick there are more people than it might appear in public who are ready for joe biden to get out of the way. that awesome more people than are saying or hoping that he will stay. but there is a growing mood among top democratic leaders that is just hasn't worked over the past week that they don't have faith in where joe biden is going to be able to move people's minds over the next couple of days. they are willing to wait, but they are still. nonetheless, as you say, already so far down the road and thinking about what will happen if kamala harris take so over for him that they've started to think about who her running mate would be isaac dovere, some fascinating reporting. >> thank you so much for that pam, certainly a lot to talk about here. let's bring in congresswoman barbara lee of california. w

i want to bring in cnn senior reporter, edward-isaac dovere isaac, what are you hearing from your toprces and democrats about this defiance of biden's to remain in this race? >> well, look, you to understand joe biden, you really have to understand the way he sees the world. and this has become part of the mythology of joe biden. he was told not to run in 2016 by, among other people, barack obama. he watched hillary clinton lose to donald trump. he was told that he couldn't win in any of the ways that he wanted to when he ran in 2019 in and it turned out that not only did he win, but he did it after coming in fourth and iowa and then fifth, new hampshire being left for dead, he was told he couldn't win the 2020 election the way he wanted to do it and the way they were doing it, did legislative agenda. this is part of how he thinks about things and look, jill biden at a fundraiser in new york on saturday and the hamptons said, joe's mom used to say that god never gives us across too heavy to carry joe's mom was right there, isn't a cross. joe can bear that he won't shoulder for our cou

the small 18 foot yacht being towed into dover's harbour by the border force.d small boats on what's been another busy day for crossings in the us, reports suggest. nancy pelosi has told colleagues she'd prefer a competitive process to find a replacement for president biden if he drops out. the former house speaker is understood to have pushed for an open primary instead of directly nominating vice president kamala harris. that could see several candidates from within the democratic party compete for the chance to face donald trump. with just 107 days until the election. it comes as president biden faces growing pressure to stand aside amid dwindling poll ratings , and clouds and cooler ratings, and clouds and cooler weather are back this weekend after yesterday's sweltering conditions brought the hottest day of the year so far. however, heavy rain and bursts of thunder are forecast to hit wales and southwest england today. but if you weren't able to get to the beach yesterday, some good news. meteorologists say the warm weather could be back just in time for t

. >> we look at exclusive gb news video of the latest arrivals today in dover. amidst it, all 3000 people coming across in small boats since the general election, since the general election, since the general election, since the new government that promised to smash the gangs, it's absolutely shocking, especially given that they've chosen to scrap the rwanda plan, saying it won't encourage people to come over. >> and we've seen footage of a of a boatload of migrants coming across shouting , this is for across shouting, this is for rishi sunak. yes, that was fascinating. >> what do you think they meant by that? >> well, i think they mean that they're sort of, trying to think of a family friendly way of putting it. they're, they're sticking it to rishi sunak. in a way. i think by saying, well, look, we're we're crossing now. we know we're going to a place where we're going to be welcomed. and because as we know, even the home secretary, yvette cooper , has been very yvette cooper, has been very outspoken in the refugees. welcome. schtick. >> no, it is, it is inter

cnn's isaac dovere has new reporting on all of this and it's great reporting this morning.a test is this for harris? >> well, it's a huge test as you say, this has been a pretty consequential week for kamala harris and a political life and no big deal. next up, she's got to deal with israel. it's a politically fraught issue. it's an issue that she is under sure attack for already by some republicans tried to make an issue out of it it is something that has divided the democratic party for this whole year and will be part of the argument that is going on into november in tight states. and of course, she's also navigating joe biden, the incumbent president, who stance on israel's very clear and who is is not done working on this issue as he tries to get a hostage and ceasefire deal. but it's so much going on that just yesterday, her husband, doug emhoff, got on a call of jewish supporters to talk to them about trying to say what her position is on israel since it's such a big question. so let's take a listen to what happened there on that call. >> let me just make this clear

that's how far along we are isaac dovere, some fascinating reporting. thank you so much for that. it's no coincidence that president biden is in wisconsin today if he hopes to win in november, the path to victory runs through the upper midwest. >> states like wisconsin, michigan, or must wounds for democrats and the turmoil now hello strategists in those states worried including lawn johnson, he's a former chair of the michigan democratic party, and he is calling on biden to withdraw. he joins us now, thanks for being here. so you're calling on the president to withdraw his candidacy? why are you certain he should step aside i think what we saw in the debate, it's clear that the president is suffering from cognitive decline and the actions by him, his family and staff since the debate, has only reinforced that belief let me just follow up quickly what do you say then to white house officials and others who might say, look, this was just, you a bad, a bad night for him. >> this is not representative of how he is every other day well, that's a quick way to stop this speculation and

as we can see, towards dover. as we can see, yet another small boat . yet another small boat.ocking, shocking scenes. now i'm joined now by the former chief immigration officer in calais for uk border force, kevin saunders . kevin, that kevin saunders. kevin, that footage there will no doubt come as no surprise to you. another ordinary day on the beaches of france. in fact, we've now seen 484 illegal immigrants arrive since sir keir starmer became the prime minister, including 419 on a single day on tuesday. and kevin, the weather ahead is looking to be very, very calm next week. and you know exactly what that means. they're going to be more and more of these boats coming over during that period. >> yes, there are, martin, i'm afraid you're right. >> i mean, if you go back to tuesday, you've only told half the story. 419 got across, which is which . all right. the french is which. all right. the french managed to intercept another 126. so, you know, over 500 tried to do it, and there, by the grace of god, we were able the grace of god, we were able the french were able to stop

latest from cnn senior white house correspondent mj lee, also with us cnn senior reporter, isaac dovere, mj. we want to start with you because you have new reporting about what president biden is planning to do in this meeting with netanyahu, walk us through that yeah. >> you know, these are two men who have obviously known each other for a number of decades. but that is a relationship that is really frayed since this war began back in october. and this meeting in person now that's going on at the white house comes at really a pivotal moment for each of their political careers. our sources tell us that the president is expected in this setting to push the prime minister with as much urgency as we've ever seen before to accept the ceasefire deal that is currently on the table. that of course would end this war. that is now just two months shy of reaching its one year mark as one senior official put it to me, we're closer than we've ever been and it's up to the israelis. released to accept that agreement john kirby, just echo that sentiment in the white house briefing room to reporters, h

this is air force one, a smaller version waiting at dover air force base the fbi is now in charge in the investigation. cnn's kaitlan collins and abby hello are here with me in new york, kaitlan. i know you've been talking to people throughout the night. what are you hearing now yeah. obviously, donald trump, immediately after you see that moment on stage where the agent grabbed his hat, his shoe was left on stage according to the washington post, you can see the bloody towel he was taken to butler memorial hospital not far from where he's standing dang right there on stage that is where he was treated by doctors and seen. obviously, he later posted and confirmed that the bullet did indeed graces yard. he immediately felt the blood. you can see it in that video that you just showed there. what we're told is that he's been on the phone with immediate family members. a lot of people have not been able to get third of him that had been trapped trying to talk to him. he's been surrounded by obviously, his campaign team and the entire apparatus that really hits spent today focused on what