marion mcnabb. thank you so much, dan, for that very kind. this. is good. good, everybody. it's a distinct it's my distinct honor and pleasure to be here tonight with my dear friend and colleague, dr. peter grinspoon, who has just published second book seeing through the smoke. a cannabis specialist untangles truth about marijuana. thank you all for being here tonight. and thank you to peter for writing this book so that we could all be here. my name is dr. marion mcnabb. i'm the president of the cannabis center of excellence. 5013 nonprofit organization based out of east boston. been working in the cannabis industry here in massachusetts since 2017. and i've had the honor of knowing dr. grinspoon for several now collaborating with him on cannabis research studies together the cannabis center of excellence. i'm excited to be here tonight with my dear friend and colleague as we dive deep into. one of the many topics of his book, one that is near and dear to both of our hearts cannabis and the role it

marion r. britton. thomas e burnett junior. william joseph cashman.y sister georgine rose c orrigan. patricia cushing. my cousin, jason m dul joseph deluca. patrick joseph driscoll. edward porter felt. jane c. folger. my sister, colleen l. fraser >> andrew (sonny) garcia. >> jeremy logan glick. kristin osterholm white gould. >> wanda anita green. >> lauren catuzzi grandolas and unborn child. donald freeman greene. linda gronlund. richard guadagno. >> my uncle --. >> my son, toshiya kuge. >> from chester in more elementary school and westwood high school, cc ross. >> hilda marcin. waleska martinez. >> nicole carol miller. >> louis j. nacke. >> donald arthur peterson. >> jean hoadley peterson. mark david rothenberg. christine ann snyder. john talignani. honor elizabeth wainio. >> to my cousin, debbie jacob walsh. >> distinguished guests, families, friends, my name is jeffrey myers. it is my honor and privilege to offer a concluding prayer at the sacred moment on this holy ground. within the jewish faith our tradition is upon remembering our loved ones t

the mayor of marion, south carolina contacted me. completely different. changing lanes here. with usps permission, they would dig up the old plants with an excellent guarding club in marion. they would be happy to replant to the area. the underlying issue is that they want to make their town look beautiful. there is an existing policy that would prohibit clubs and organizations from beautifying the usps property. is that an existence? why? >> we had 900 policy manuals that have been not been updated in 30 years. the process is going through them right now. what i would say, i am aware of the communication problems that we have had from the field up to headquarters. we had direct communication and it is already improving our voice. with stakeholders, that is something that i see. i am the number one critic of the organization. we are making grade changes with that. we will have to go through the whole country. as we move into areas that are less concentrated, it seems to be the last one impacted. >> there are several other local issues that i have with the opportunity to work

[bell rings] >> marion r. britton. [bell rings] thomas e. burnett junior.bell rings] william joseph cashman. [bell rings] >> my sister, georgine rose corrigan marisay. [bell rings] >> patricia cushing. [bell rings] >> a wonderful father, brother, uncle. my cousin, captain jason m. dahl. [bell rings] >> joseph deluca. [bell rings] >> patrick joseph driscoll. [bell rings] edward porter felt. [bell rings] jane c. folger. [bell rings] >> my sister, colleen l. fraser. [bell rings] >> andrew "sonny" garcia. [bell rings] jeremy logan glick. [bell rings] kristin osterholm white gould. [bell rings] >> my best friend and sister, wanda anita green. [bell rings] >> lauren catuzzi grandcolas and unborn child. [bell rings] donald freeman greene. [bell rings] linda gronlund. [bell rings] >> richard guadagno. [bell rings] >> my quote --uncle, leroy homer. [bell rings] >> my son, toshiya kuge. [bell rings] >> from chester a moore, and westwood high school in fort pierce, florida, ceecee ross lyles. [bell rings] >> hilda marcin. [bell rings] waleska martinez. [bell rings] >>

a marion evan. steve, i'll be back at the top of the hour with more headlines for you, for me and the entire news team. thanks for watching the . the words people have to say. that's why we listen. because every weekend on d w, you might see me how much can we do simultaneously? multitasking these, the modern methods. because if we do too much at $180.00 all wrong mess, things up, risking brain damage. so let's stop this self sabotage, humans and multitasking. watching our new to v w documentary, the prostate can i get through this? break it them all shay is one of the very few females on hold. trunk is in germany . it's over there and to my trucks. but if i had a partner and told me i should stop driving, i'd say no, well, i'm not quite to get lost so frustrated. despite that good money and freedom, hardly any women want to drive longhorn. why is that? the jim is the the mold on the swiss boulder. it's still very early in the morning when rick at a more stats walk. she's a full time driver at the p

a marion i haven't seen from in the team. thanks for watching the those you know, understand can have a think like the volume just presented. do you have any news on instagram and follow up our interest the global economy? our portfolio, g w, business b on. here's a closer look out the project. our mission. to analyze the flight for market dominance. east this is west with dw business beyond the fencing is a very, very big part of my life. it's uh, it is my passion a jeremy would have had a dancing van. it's kind of like, i don't know, cutting one of your fingers off in a way to but someone is holding you back from doing something in the islamic republic of a ron. dancing is found. many people still do it. and after they've videos as a form of protest, they un for more freedom, especially women whose lives have drastically changed for the worse since the rainy and revolution. now, many are protesting the secrecy at home and abroad. there's so much things i can say with that with, with my art for him and to touch people and to

host: oc is next, marion, north carolina, democrats line. caller: yes. thank you for taking my call. host: yes, sir. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. [indiscernible] kevin mccarthy, can he keep the republicans in line? host: all right. on to wait on the independent line in texas. hi there. caller: i wanted to mention the support of the autoworkers and the fact that having to bail out the major corporations, the government going into a shutdown is a joke. we are the richest country in the world, yet we are going to go into a shutdown arguing over budget and send money over to ukraine when we have so many issues within our own country that seems to be refused to be worked on. it is absolutely -- and absolutely ridiculous situation. there are so many people out here in need of help. the corporations are allowed to roll over the average human being. there is no true explanation why we are electing these people that are pretty much speaking with a silver tongue purÉed what it comes to an action, it never matches. it seems our government is full

is doc sell a marion evan. steve from me and the entire news team and for list. thanks for the company. the not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day an in depth look at current use events analyzed by experts and critical thinking is weekdays on d w.

the marion isn't staying, it's good to have you with us. ukraine claims to have made a significant breakthrough in his counter offensive, saying that his forces have decisively breached russia's 1st defensive line in the southern separation region. just a week ago, ukrainian troops reclaimed latino, a keep village on those upper region frontline, the latest reports of in advance would mark a significant boost for ukraine. a med concerns from some of its allies that the counter offensive is faltering as our correspondence montez building. i is following these developments from keith and he told me earlier what this reported, breakthrough entailed. so this defense line, the main russian defense line, the so called sort of you can line off to the general who constructed is and who has now this disappeared off to the wagner. i'm going to meet this defense line was consider it very difficult to bridge. they were vast mine fields in front of the defense line in the off the line itself. with the soldiers off, there were a physical obstacles such as tank ditches and drag and teeth. that's a concrete sp

a marion evans team. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more headlines for you, for me and the entire news team. thanks for watching the, the the words people have to say. yes to the that's why we listen. because every weekend on d w you might see me how much can we do simultaneously.

stay tuned for our tech magazine ship a marion evans team. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more headlines for you. thanks for watching the these places in europe, a smashing step into a bold adventure the treasure map for martin clo to discover some of us regular bragging sites on youtube. and also input the prejudices, stereotypes, to shape, to west the use of africa. how do we change this? adults who may, can meet with congress these creations? together they know the contradictory nature of these euro centric attitudes. and how these beliefs can be changed. stop filming on the 21st on p o w the. what kind of your options both quick forest fires when natural disasters put human lives at stake? every 2nd counts, artificial intelligence, drones, and robots can by valuable time and rescue operations. how technology can help mitigate natural disasters? that's all the topic on the natural disasters cause in all most damage worldwide, and claim countless la as but protecting our sales from them can be tricky. even today is difficult to ac

news up next is 4th life with a look at why the chinese women's football team out shines and then a marion evan. steve from me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for the company. the offline rivers created by a voice, a full crying voice of policy goes into the b trees, spacing goes up to $1000.00 pleases of low. so in a day or forest fires, evaporation large amounts of moisture to name to get the onset and learn more about the air being visible over the flows through the sky. start september 20th on dw, the with an estimated 200000000 football fans. china holds the title for the largest fund based worldwide . despite 90 percent of the offense being male, the chinese commence team as being a source of disappointment for the nation for more than a century. now's a long talking low. despite to investing billions of dollars in the past decade and hiring internationally renowned coaches, china has never managed to repeat his only previous appearance and the world cup finals back in 2002. they he to new law on chinese, new year in 2022. they were pigeons, 3215. yes. now, as for me, i ha

yeah, there's a good ruined sense of fear on sets and see a more marion's. yeah, you can totally understand that. do we have any information about the perpetrators behind these attacks as well? we don't necessarily have specific information about the people behind it, but we do know that this was perpetrated by oh, this a series of tax. what's the veteran said by east flemish terry's? of the region of northern by the as basically being besieged by a security on the service. he says, 2012 mean. so 2008. in 2016, there was an agreement between the government and the flemish forces in the area which kind of 12, the situation for a while. but then the ministry came on to go back and was back to ground 0. so basically a tax have been going for a very long time. the money and a check. this things are getting worse. yeah. could you provide us with some insights into the security situation generally in northern molly? a well, northern body has to be called a fault for insecurity around how long does that hill region having series of attacks, many people they have be

you're up to date on dw news, stay tuned for our tech magazine ship a marion evans team. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more headlines for you. thanks for watching the these places in europe, a smashing step into a bold adventure. the treasure map for modern globetrotters. describe it as some of us wriggled bragging sites on youtube and also into practices stereotypes to say to where these of.

a marion i have in statement. i'll be back at the top of the hour with, for headlines for you to join the 7 balls thing in the side of things the world winning offer is available for every language that manage them and has never been sent to to go.

a marion evans team from me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for watching the list and the question about the universe and everything. the answer. well then given here the answer to almost everything. we're documentary series with whoever. raising the ground to break state after life or in our city. saving questions for the present future and heads filled with the ideas. so get ready for the brain uptake. 40 to the industry to almost everything this week on dw, the, with an estimated 200000000 football fans, china holds the title for the largest fundraise worldwide. despite 90 percent of the defense being male, the chinese commence team as being a source of disappointment for the nation for more than a century. mountains along back in low. despite the investing billions of dollars in the past decade and hiring internationally renowned coaches, china has never managed to repeat his only previous appearance at the world cup finals back in 2002. he to new law on chinese, new year in 2022. they were pigeons, 3215, the number. as former had a

a marion? i haven't seen from the invitation, thanks for watching. the those you know, understand can have a think like the volume just presented. do you have any news on instagram and follow up our interest the global economy.

marion rafferty is live on the west coast with the latest numbers. >> a week out from the second republican debate, former president trump remains the favorite for the republican nomination but we talk to voter and some of thos they are keeping their options open. >> i don't have a second choice. that is who i am focusing on hi is him to win. >> i would like to see him run as vice president. if i had to pick one, it would be nikki haley. >> and nikki haley has seen her support and i would double whil the former president continues to hold a commanding lead, trum will make four more stops in the of a repeat of 2016 when he cam in second. >> last time i was leaving, i was beating everybody but they didn't do the caucus thing to well and i learned a lot. we went to new hampshire and we knocked them dead. >> new pulling out of new hampshire shows a sharp drop in support for ron desantis as ramaswamy and nikki haley remai in a close fight for second. as for the former presidents president's challengers there seizing on his recent-and some of those key early voting state like iowa and south carol

eric, christina, marion and kevin cork. to summer as we enter the holiday weekend we know it's nearly over. what are you most excited for about fall and the important question of the night is labor day to early to order pumpkin spice latte. yes, sir no kevin cork? >> not to early. let's bring on the pumpkin spice. >> marianne? >> not to early. >> i don't care for pumpkin spice but it's not to early. >> eric? >> it's always to early for pumpkin spice. i tried it years ago, it's not that great. i don't get the obsession. it's fine. >> eric, as were talking about what you hate about fall, what you like about fall what's your favorite thing? >> with them in southern california so we don't really have fall per southeast. they my favorite thing about fall is halloween. it's a great holiday. it's great when you're young. it's fun. if you have kids it's awesome. >> is my wife and my children's favorite holiday. you're right. christina? >> i love halloween so much it's my favorite part and dressing out. thinking he could be toast an

in san jose, marion five row, nbc bay area news. >>> prepare for traffic trouble in mountain view right now. all lanes of southbound 101 at moffett boulevard are closed. caltrans says it's so crews can make repairs of the over crossing their so if you are headed that way you will have togeoff the freeway and follow the detour. again, this is southbound. >>> fry is returning to the streets of oakland and the annual parade of elaboration is happening. there will be other events and activities. the parade route will go down broadway and it will be a celebration. it's all happening from noon until six clock vmware we have a team there as well. >> how well do you remember this? if you saw it, you would never forget it. >> the second we will look back for a bad time in our area. >>> plus the app we used to call twitter is picking a little bowel with california. a little battle with california. >>> ongoing tropical component to the weather. thunderstorms and scattered showers around the south bay. how much more of this could we see in your sunday forecast when we come back? >> and tomorrow mar

this was september of 96 to pack and death row records founder marion should night. we're at a red light. cadillac pulled up. somebody began shooting getting to park several times and he died a week later. deputies say davis says they last man standing among the people who conspired to kill to pack. lawmakers on capitol hill making a last-ditch effort to keep the government running as midnight deadline draws near today, house speaker kevin mccarthy tried to pass a short-term funding spending cuts and boost border security. but hard, right, republicans tanked that bill leaders could bring it up for a vote again. but even if the house passes it, it's likely dead on arrival in the democrat controlled senate senators are working on their own stopgap budget bill that keeps current funding levels and gives 6 billion dollars to ukraine and 6 billion dollars to us disaster relief. but many house republicans oppose that bill too, leaving it all, but certain that the government will shut down sunday. san francisco mayor london breed talking about what could happen in the city

from born bred. with you from marion, who is fron saw born bred. with you from marion, who is fronsawed. with you from marion, who is fronsaw nessie, didn bred. with you from marion, who is fronsaw nessie, did she? bred. with you from marion, who is fronsaw nessie, did she? oned. with you from marion, who is fronsaw nessie, did she? on the she saw nessie, did she? on the shore at fort augustus abbey in the late 1970s. she saw it . she the late 1970s. she saw it. she then gave her account japanese and german television companies . i saw a crocodile with scaly skin. now put up this photo again of our lovely photographer, che kelly. is that not a crocodile with scaly skin? it's exactly the same for those listening on the radio. >> it's a couple of rocks in the water. it's not a monster. it's not real. it's exactly the same. it's a waste of time. it's it's a silly season story . we may be a silly season story. we may be in the 1st of september, but this is still an august story. >> i'm telling you it all. it's all coming together now. you're going get video evidence all coming together no

with the help of marion scotland.ugh hours of footage and fact-checked jordan stories with mary's. >> i want -- calling her to say, hey, this is what he told me, what can you verify. >> as for jordan's take on the meetings, mary turner thompson got the sense that her former husband was enjoying every minute of it. >> it's a challenge. it's the challenge that he likes. having let someone down, and then having to pull them back under control. that's exciting, that's entertaining. >> with jordan didn't know, is how deeply mischele was connected to the other women from his past life. >> i introduced mischele to five or six of the other victims because i had still talk to them. he thought she had one little puzzle pieces, but you have to have the whole thing. >> with behind the scenes support from jordan's other women, mischele forged ahead with her undercover -- right up to her emotional breaking point. >> here she is, trying to portray her old self, in front of him, where she's screaming inside, wanting to tear him apart

on this incident, you will see tupac shakur wearing a shiny satiny shirt along with marion shug knightpunching and kicking orlando anderson. following this incident, you'll see hotel security intervene and then they will leave the area of the fight. little did anyone know that it is this incident right here that ultimately will lead to the retaliatory shooting and death of tupac shakur. following this incident, tupac and shug knight left the mgm to make their way to a post fight party, which was to occur at a local nightclub. at the same time, word had spread among members of the south side compton crypts of what occurred in the mgm and that's when dwayne davis began to device a plan to obtain a firearm and retaliate against shug knight and mr. tupac shakur. after davis obtained a gun, he entered in to a white cadillac along with terrence brown, deandre smith and orlando anderson. based on our investigation, this is where we know that they were seated. at some point in time as they are in the white cadillac, mr. davis took the gun that he had obtained and provided it to the passengers

laura: a few month ago, i traveled to texas to speak to leah marion john.he is a 12-year-old transgender girl in the austin area. i spoke with them today about what they are feeling now in the aftermath of this law taking effect. we changed their names and provided anonymity due to the fact that families like theirs are facing threats. >> it kind of took my breath away even though we were expecting it. i had some hope going into it. laura: have you spoken to leah about the fact that this law will go into effect? how is she feeling right now? >> she did specifically ask us, are we going to have to move? i don't want to move. i love my teachers, i have friends. we are just letting her know, we will just do what we need to do to keep her here, to do what she needs, and i am hoping that is going to be enough and we don't have to pick up and leave. laura: it is an emotional day for the family. they tell me they feel like it is a betrayal of the state. they love living in texas and they don't want to have to leave. but right now, they are put under a lot of stres

shakur was an artist who was signed with death row records, and that death row records and its ceo, marione closely afilled with the mob pyru street gangs and had an ongoing feud with the south side compton krips. dwayne davis was the leader and shot caller of the south side krips, and both gangs operated out of the southern california area of compton. september 7th of 1996, tupac shakur along with shug knight and member of their entourage game to vegas to attend the mike tyson fight. members of the crips, which included dwayne davis along with his nephew orlando anderson were also in attendance at the same event. as both were leaving the fight, member of death row records spotted orlando anderson near an elevator bank inside the mgm, and at that time they began to kick and punch him near that elevator bank. i will now show you hotel security footage as many of you have already seen related to this incident. on this incident you'll see tupac shakur who's wearing a shiny, satiny shirt along with marion shug knight, a large man in a brown suit punching and kicking orlando anderson. following

the marion county sheriff's office said one of their clerks thought she was correcting duplicate bookings and lifted two holds in the inmate's file. the mistake was not caught before a clerk in minnesota lifted the final hold when authorities waived extradition there. residents in the area now left on edge >> it upsets me, but it puts the community in danger, and i can only hope that he's found soon >> i think they have a responsibility to keep us safe. >> reporter: the search comes on the heels of a massive manhunt that blanketed philadelphia suburbs convicted killer, danelo cavalcante, evaded hundreds of officers for nearly two weeks after crab-walking out of jail now, in indianapolis another multiagency manhunt as the sheriff's office vows to tighten its protocols and announce the termination of two clerks. >> i'd rather no one get out of jail, much less one charged with murder. >> reporter: authorities believe mason is still in indianapolis and acknowledged he has had practice evading law enforcement having been on the run since the deadly shooting back in 2021. lester. >> all right,

military believes the $100 million fighter jet is somewhere near flexible tree and marion.re migrants have arrived on the italian island of lampedusa. the italian feminist has pushed through new measures designed to help deter migrants and speed up the repatriation. the building of more detention centers has been approved. burden's antitrust regulation -- britain's antitrust regulation has laws designed to stop ai from being monopolized by a few companies before the first world ai safety summit. we have more from london. reporter: as you go about protecting consumers using ai, at the same time, not stifling the developments of this rapidly accelerating industry, that is one of the big questions being asked by britain's antimonopoly agency, the market and business authority, they are deeply concerned about the power of ai being in the hands of only a handful of very powerful tech companies. which is why they have come up with proposals to include accountability for always making sure that there is a human hand at the top of the food chain to put the brakes on should things g

founder marion should night. we're at a red light when a cadillac pulled up and somebody began shooting getting to park several times and he died a week later. deputies say davis is the last man standing among the people who conspired to kill to park. lawmakers capitol hill making a last-ditch effort to keep the government open and running the midnight deadline drawing near today. house speaker kevin mccarthy tried to pass a short-term funding bill, including a steep spending cuts. would have improved border security. but hard-right republicans rejected the bill even if there is another vote the measure, probably dead on arrival and the democrat controlled senate senators are working on their own stopgap budget bill that keeps current funding levels and give 6 billion dollars to ukraine and 6 billion dollars to us disaster relief. lot of house republicans also oppose that so it means that's almost certain the government will be shutting down on sunday. san francisco mayor london breed is talking about what could

stephanie marion from the nbc bay area sent joins us live from nbc berry area hall. of acceleration is underway. a big day for the community. >> is really is. there is a lot going on out here. it all started around 4:00 and we have been able to enjoy a lot of traditional folk dancers like what you are looking at here. look at these amazing dancers. lovely young girls and boys. he wanted to say hi?>> this is just a little taste of what you're going to enjoy. there will be singers, traditional bands and over on the streets in front of the plow that there are several stands with food. there are activities. a lot of things to do with your family out here and just everything that is necessary to really celebrate this day that is so significant and so important for the mexican culture which is where my family is originally from. hedrick call it the battle cry. really it is the day that marks the beginning of the mexican revolutionary war. if you're not down here yet, the big part starts around 8:00, i am told but the festivities are going to last until 11:00. there is goin

this is clayton in marion, indiana. good morning. >> caller: good morning. sorry, i heard about -- [inaudible] local 1020, v.a. i have to correct the guy that called a few minutes ago. i live paycheck to paycheck. i'm among one of the lowest paid employees, so i didn't exactly save moneyxp like he expects us to. and, yes, reagan did make it to where we can't go on strike, but if we could go on strike, we could prevent this whole government shutdown 'cuz then the government would be afraid of us again. is there a reason why our union has never done anything to be able to strike again? >> guest: well, thank you for your comments, and i appreciate you, i appreciate the work that you do every single day. a lot of people don't realize that as a federal employee you're not paid, you know, a bunch of money. matter of fact, you know, some of our people that represent make about $34,000 a year on an average. and and, you know, imagine living in a metropolitan city where you've got to pay for transit to get back and forth to work, you know, and then housing, your dayc

that was marion gallagher from the university of michigan. thank you so much for your input. thank you. i'm trying has growing influence in asia has done a lot to bring countries closer together. even militarily, south, east asian countries are holding their 1st joint military exercises against a background of height and tensions with beijing. the ozzy and drills are taking place off the coast of indonesia near the non, to now islands. and it needs to move them from a part of the south china sea where there overlapping territorial claims. china says it has sovereignty rights to most of the area, but the waters border of many odds in countries. and they can test page things, claims. this is where of the nation. so joining forces for the 1st ever block of schools, if nibble as a size, it comes at the time of rising tensions as badging of a china, as claim to most of the south china sea in china, is 9 dash line claimant. the saw china is the house cost $10.00 standoff with countries like that non malaysia per night, and the philippines watching us loud on any. and what about on

cities and in northeast ohio, from marion, for drug trafficking. can you take a minute? i have some other questions to describe what the fbi is doing and what additional tools you might need from congress. >> the fbi is attacking the scorch offense and all coming from the southwest border in a variety of ways. one, our organized crime task forces target the supply of cartels in particular. we are using this task forces to go after the gangs that are responsible, violent gangs on the for distributing this all over our street. we are targeting provider abuse, and we have something that focuses on the trafficking of fentanyl on the dark web and a number of significant details, there. we are also doing things like engaging in outreach and raising awareness with a video called "chasing the dragon" that has been shown in schools across the country. we are trying to work with the health community and it is an epidemic. i don't think that is an overstatement and it requires all hands on deck. >> if there are things that you think congress can help with, please submit that afterw

people to join up here on the republic square at 6 pm local time. meanwhile, here people are holding a marion flat cord. so stand with us stand with our talk. our talk is of course that's, that's how important car box is known here. now we were able to speak with a few people here and finds out the gauge of the level of their protest and find out why they hear this here from some of them. right now you can lend me 500. well if i'm here with one demand to with the humanitarian chord dice. so then i'll come back to you. it's can safely lever and stuff. i know many people there who wants to leave and cannot implement. that's right. they are staying there at the cost of their own, their relatives and their children's lives. by my novels about these were no talks about force meetings for people who don't have any choice or alternative. and i don't know how long they will be able to maintain their position or didn't t. is there any possibility for a people under blockade to keep their dignity an event to try to suggest something . they square fits at least 75000 people and it was the semi of full o

the marion military as a apparently experience several setbacks and these issues against these on millions of groups which were signatories to the old years a course of 2015. and 2 of the things that molly's facing was the, the highest groups, the fact that he moved to is and circled in the, in the state of locates and kind of deal with supplies. so you definitely feel that the not even really theories in the back food does it has not been seen since 2013 . and it's very hard to say where the situation was going to go. but it's dissing c cost for instances. and there's of high probability that the seas will get this. i think the french was to was the 1st categories because the french where very effective the targeting on the, the, how these groups. and we're seeing as an important guaranteed or auth, uh, the respect of the orders, the court, by the uh, to our newest improve seemed to know. and so the departure of the french, which was met with a degree of incredulity by some of the support groups already started these, which were seen now. and this was only aggravated by the departure of t

this is like military and lake marion and it is this area that officials say they are focusing on theirt seen. they have asked the public to try and help them in that search. we are also told the jet�*s transponder that would usually help people find it or officials to find it is not working. lots of questions around the story articulated probably best by a republican nancy mace who asks how in the hell do you lose an apt 35? asking how is there not a tracking device? we are asking the public to find the jet and take it in? they have described the aircraft as being stealthy and so it is different printing and so it is different printing and designs that make it more difficult than a normal aircraft to detect. perhaps it is the case of it being a little too stealthy. the latest information coming and they found a pre—of what looks like that aircraft. the canadian prime minister justin trudeau says his security agencies are investigating credible allegations that indian government agents were involved in the murder of a canadian sikh activist. hardeep singh nijjar was shot dead outside a

today, one of the leaders of the french far right, marion marechal, was in lampedusa to see it for herselfslation: we know that . many of the people we're seeing today will probably be in france in a week or month's time. so i want to be here to call a change of policy at the european level and also for our member governors to take responsibility and stop sending out signals of openness that are contributing to the humanitarian situation that we are seeing today in lampedusa. the french have this week doubled their police presence on the border with italy. rome called on its neighbours to share the burden, and in response, they are refusing to take back returns while italy's processing centres remain full. we have heard similar discussions patrolling joining me now from turin is luca barana, a research fellow at iai, an italian relations think tank. his research focuses on eu and italian migration policies. why are we seeing so many people crossing is no single cause for migration. crossing is no single cause for migration-— crossing is no single cause for miaration. , ., ., ., migration.