but some border force officers are made for thejob. this is five—year—old poppy. she's specially trained to look for class a drugs and cash. and she seems to like what she's doing. while poppy relies on her nose, instinct often helps maggie. kate mcmahon works for the medicines regulator. we're about to put maggie's hunch to the test. i guess when you go in, you never quite know what you are going to find. that's part of the excitement. you think, what am i going to see? what am i going to come across? it's always handy to have a sharp knife. absolutely. what have we got there? clearly labelled, diazepam tablets, 10mg. the 10mg version is the strongest you can get. for us, this is a good find. but it's also prescription only medication. this particular product, we'd say this is substandard unlicensed, so it's not licensed for the uk market. essentially, it's an illegal product entering the uk. in terms of quantity, it's certainly not for personal use. it's highly likely to be sold on websites, social media platforms. it might have diazepam on the label, but in rea

joining me now is tony smith, the former head of the uk border force. the numbers sound significant, but it's also the way they are coming across which is new, isn't it? yes, it is unprecedented to see this number of small vessels arriving off the kent coast. the standard route for illegal entrants to the uk is concealed in vehicles. but we have done a lot of work in calais to stop the smugglers getting in through that route, so they are now resorting to increasingly dangerous methods. the french maritime police are quoted as saying that criminal and mafia networks have been organising the trafficking, so this is presumably different from the gangs who operate out of north africa, for example, and other parts of the region? these are people operating inside europe. why are they able to do it with apparent impunity? well, the national crime agency will be working cross—border and with europe and international agencies, but there is a concern that gangs are operating on mainland europe. there is still a huge push towards uk. and because we have tightene

border force has its own on—site lab. i didn't expect to see that at a parcels depot. what are we going to do now? we have found these tablets and want to establish what the actual content of the tablet is, whether it is what it says on the label or it might be substituted with another form of substance. this is an erectile dysfunction medicine. this type of tablet is among the most frequent finds as people prefer to self medicate online rather than speak to the family doctor. it is now scanning. the machine uses a laser to compare the sample with thousands of records on its database. within a minute, a positive result. that is confirmation that is what it says on the box. good result. as well as seizing illegal and counterfeit medicines here in coventry, 21 other depots have also been targeted nationwide. and in relation to those medicines that you have intercepted today, what happens next? that will most likely become a full investigation. we will be looking at several different angles. we will also be working very closely with local law enforcement. more than £2 mi

a border force coastal patrol boat intercepted them across the six miles south—east of dover in a dinky. the home office said the men we re dinky. the home office said the men were medically well and will now be interviewed by immigration staff. immigration from official sources is scarce, and they don't actively release information about these operations. —— information from. but we are told that searches continued throughout the day with the reports of other vessels in the english channel. we need to see the home 0ffice channel. we need to see the home office and the french authorities work together to put a stop to this trafficking network. nearly 100 refugees have been coming across the channel in recent weeks. it is only a matter of time before there is a tragedy and that is why the home 0ffice tragedy and that is why the home office in particular needs to get a grip and have a plan. yesterday, 13 men and one woman were intercepted in two dinghies of the dover coast in two dinghies of the dover coast in two separate incidents. and the french authorities pursued 11 people ina di

border force has its own on—site lab. i didn't expect to see that had a parcels depot. what are we going to do now? we have found these tablets and want to establish what the actual content of the ta blet what the actual content of the tablet is, whether it is what it says on the label or it might be substituted with another substance. this is an erectile dysfunction medicine. this type of tablet is amongst the most frequent fines. people prefer to self medicate online than speak to the family doctor. it is now scanning. the machine compares the sample with thousands of records on its database. within a minute, a positive result. that is confirmation that is what it says on the box. as well as seizing illegal and counterfeit medicines in coventry, 21 other depots have also been targeted nationwide. and in relation to those medicines that you have intercepted today, what happens next? that will most likely become a full investigation. we will be looking at different angles. we will also be working very closely with local law enforcement. more than £2 million worth of su

border police or border forces as well as u.s. army who are helping the customs and border patrol here and the mexican police are working quite well together and trying to prevent anything unexpected to happen at the border ok no one wants to see an escalation of course but many of these migrants have have literally traveled thousands of miles to get into the united states with all this security now in place how many are going to actually make it across. that's a good question and that's everybody's guess i would say well there's about eighty per day who are managed who managed to fill out asylum papers and ask for asylum within the united states that's what the u.s. authorities say that's what the day rate is what they allow and can process eighty . families or people who can ask for asylum however in the future there is for to afford to stay actually a nother part of this original caravan which is now already partly in the shelters expected to arrive and it's everybody's guess how many people actually it will make it into the un

border police are border forces as well as u.s. army who are helping the customs and border patrol here and the mexican police are working quite well together and trying to prevent anything unexpected to happen at the border ok no one wants to see an escalation of course but many of these migrants have have literally traveled thousands of miles to get into the united states with all this security now in place how many are going to actually make it across. that's a good question and that's everybody's guess i would say well there's about eighty per day who are managed who managed to fill out asylum papers and ask for asylum within the united states that's what the u.s. authorities say that's what the day rate is see if what they allow and can process eighty. charlies are people who can ask for asylum however in the future there is for to afford to stay actually a nother part of this original caravan which is now already partly in the shelters expected to arrive into quanah and it's everybody's guess how many people actually it will

these men were found in a dinghy by a border force patrol boat in the channel yesterday. the eight men, who say they are iranian, were taken into custody and interviewed by immigration officers. the day before, 14 people were found in two dinghies in the channel. french authorities found another 11 suspected migrants on the same day. there has been a huge rise in the number of people trying to cross the channel in small boats. in the past month, 101 suspected migrants have been found, including nine people found on rocks at folkestone. three boats with 2a suspected migrants, including a toddler, were picked up off ramsgate. and seven men were rescued from a dinghy after making a distress call. we need to see the home office and french authorities work together to put a stop to this trafficking network. nearly 100 refugees have been coming across the channel in recent weeks. it's only a matter of time before there's a tragedy, and that's why the home office in particular needs to get a grip and have a plan. the national crime agency says organised crime groups are using th

if you said that to a border force offers you would probably collapse with laughter. then be get to what can be done to address and stop those numbers. but being caught doesn't appear to be numbers. but being caught doesn't appearto bea numbers. but being caught doesn't appear to be a deterrent, for those people smugglers. what would be a deterrent? you have to look at the humanitarian situation. the deterrent would be to lock them up and put them in detention centres. we haven't got room in detention centres, and of course there will be cries that this is being very inhumane to those people who had a very difficult journey, inhumane to those people who had a very difficultjourney, and may be genuinely trying to escape persecution. so it is really hard to say, unless we are prepared to punish the migrants, then that isn't really much of a deterrent, the real deterrent would be locking up those smuggling networks, the people behind the organisation, but there has been some success recently from the national crime agency and the french police, but generally speaking, th

these men were found in a dinghy by a border force patrol boat in the channel yesterday. the eight men, who say they are iranian, were taken into custody and interviewed by immigration officers. the day before, 1a people were found in two dinghies in the channel. french authorities found another 11 suspected migrants on the same day. there has been a huge rise in the number of people trying to cross the channel in small boats. in the past month, 101 suspected migrants have been found, including nine people found on rocks at folkestone. three boats with 2a suspected migrants, including a toddler, were picked up off ramsgate. and seven men were rescued from a dinghy after making a distress call. we need to see the home office and french authorities work together to put a stop to this trafficking network. nearly 100 refugees have been coming across the channel in recent weeks. it's only a matter of time before there's a tragedy, and that's why the home office in particular needs to get a grip and have a plan. the national crime agency says organised crime groups are using th

our plans for the border do not focus or feature the claimant to the armed forces. also on this programme, there's a demand to outlaw unauthorized traveler sites. in a large number of travel sites there's no proper which assist them with human excrement flowing into local pitches. but first, uk and eu officials agreed the draft of brexit agreement. in a significant breakthrough for the talks. the cabinet source told the bbc that the document has been agreed at a technical level by officials from both sides. after intensive talks this week. the next step is for it to be discussed by the cabinet at a meeting early on wednesday afternoon. well the news came just as mps wrapped up a debate on whether legal advice relating to the negotiations should be made public. the call had come from labor, the shadow brexit secretary explained what he wanted. the publication of the final advice provided by the attorney—general to the cabinet concerning the terms of early withdrawal agreement. this be made available to all mps, all mps, and thirdly that they should be made availabl

forces as well as yours army who are helping the customs and border patrol here and the mexican police are working quite well together trying to prevent anything unexpected to happen at the border stuff and symes bring us up to date from want to well where he'll continue to be posting the very latest from there thanks so much plus the. time now for some of the other stories making the news at this hour president trump's daughter and white house adviser. is reported to have used her personal e-mail account for government business that's according to the washington post a lawyer says she sent the e-mails before she was properly briefed on the rules last year presidential candidate hillary clinton's use of personal e-mail accounts when she was secretary of state was investigated by the f.b.i. . where people have been killed in a shooting at a hospital in chicago a police officer and a suspect gunman are among the dead police say the attack was sparked by a domestic dispute a separate shooting in downtown denver colorado has left at least one person dead and several. home rental company ai

a border force boat picked up the suspected migrants and brought them to shore where they were handed over to immigration officials. a second migrant boat carrying nine people was intercepted at dunkirk. the coast guard is advising ships in the channel to look at the small vessels. live to our correspondent simonjones, who vessels. live to our correspondent simon jones, who resigned vessels. live to our correspondent simonjones, who resigned over. there have been a lot of little boats coming in. tell us what has happened with the latest? well, despite warnings that migrants are risking their lives attempting to get to the uk via the busiest shipping lane in the world, still the attempts are continuing, two more in the early hours of this morning. we had one boat spotted around six miles off dover. there we re around six miles off dover. there were nine people on board, including a very young child. we have seen the boat after it was brought back into dover. it is very, very small, and if you think the people on that boat we re if you think the people on that boat were in the cold and

border force. i haven't heard lots of people crossing at once in defiance of border patrol. they are planning to go to the border gate on sunday, i believe, but they're not planning to cross. they're trying to make a point, a resolution to the situation. earlier today a small group of about 100 migrants did the same. before we run out of time, and wa nted before we run out of time, and wanted to double check with you, there's a new incoming government in mexico, do you think that will change the mexican approach to any of this? a big problem here is the tijuana government says they don't have the resources to accommodate all the migrants, that's because the federal government hasn't provided the funding. a new government will come in on december the first and there's expectations hopefully they will be providing some sort of support for the government here on the ground because right here there wringing their hands and feeling stretched pretty thin. sarah kinosian, freelance journalist in tijuana, thank you very much. thank you. here in the uk, the detective leading the inve

the vessels of the navy of the armed forces of ukraine. was criminal proceedings over the illegal state border crossing had been initiated the ukraine is aware of the procedures regulating the navigation navy ships they have previously followed these procedures for peaceful maneuvering. the situation is raised much concern among western countries the un security council held to emergency sessions on the clash killam open has the story. well instead of having one meeting we are having two emergency sessions of the u.n. security council the first meeting was called by russia the second one called on behalf of ukraine now during the first meeting we did hear from the representative of russia he accused the forces in the security council the western partners of essential acting like overgrown toddlers and focusing on which resolutions to vote for calling a different meeting and not really focusing on resulting the tension and resolving the situation furthermore he argued that essentially of the provocative actions from ukraine serve a politica

, and border patrol agents have never called for more use of force at the border. and to say that is completely and totally not true. >> so that's a no -- that's actually helpful to me -- >> let's look at who put these children -- >> let me finish the point about use of force. that's actually really helpful to know that the head of the union is not asking for more use of force at the border, at the same time that the president is saying that you asked for military support at the border, so if the president is -- >> military support -- >> i'm glad to hear it, i'm not supportive of military use at the border, but going back to what happened yesterday, this is consistent with what the president has done to cpb, a professional group of law enforcement individuals, starting with the muslim ban, surprising them at the border, so they don't know what's going on, to the family separation, the cpb agents were having to act as baby-sitters because there was no policy in place, to now yesterday, where a crisis -- and i put it in quotes, led to this use of tear gas. this is no

/mexico border can use force, lethal, if needed, to protect themselves. the new guidelines handed down as migrants make their way closer to the southern border next. today, 97% of employers agree that skills like teamwork, attention to detail, and customer service are critical to business success. like the ones we teach here, every day. americans rose up this november and rejected donald trump.cess. more unhinged by that than ever, this president declared war on the rule of law. but you gave democrats the power to hold him in check. a majority vote in the house can impeach him and expose his lawless behavior for all to see. they just need the will. please join over six million americans and together we can give congress the courage to act. then, we can begin building a more just and prosperous future. -morning. -morning. -what do we got? -keep an eye on that branch. might get windy. have a good shift. fire pit. last use -- 0600. i'd stay close. morning. ♪ get ready to switch. protected by flo. should say, "protected by alan and jamie." -right? -should i

coastguard and border force officials bring its motor back to shore. the migrants once again risking their lives crossing the busiest shipping lane in the world to get to britain. the people on board the boat called the police just before seven o'clock this morning saying they were in difficulty but they didn't know exactly where they were. a huge search was launched but around 45 minutes later, the migrants were discovered clambering up the rocks here towards the shore. the fact is that, you know, the desperate people clinging to rocks in folkestone are desperate and they are vulnerable to international criminal gangs who will tell them anything to take their money off them. on tuesday, 17 migrants sailed into dover on a fishing boat, the one with the green hull, stolen from bologna. the next day, three separate boats carrying a total of 24 migrants were found. several more people were discovered on friday. it's thought some may be making a last attempt to get across before winter arrives. i think it's got to be controlled. it's got to be planned, who

hazard a very gov boost there was an earth drug reaction by a box of which border forces most of the government's rich are probably people where they have been only are all sort of poor for suggesting that probably some of the members of the security forces are alterable guilty look studio while all members of the johnny gosch loot will be run member's bill all three of. whom are at least twenty six people have been killed and around fifty wounded in a suicide blast today at a mosque near an army base in afghanistan that's according to security officials all those killed are believed to have been working for the national security forces the attack comes three days after another suicide bombing at a gathering of religious scholars which left dozens dead. the wife of a british academic who was jailed for life by a united arab emirates court on spying charges for finally intervening that's after five months of appealing to the government and your list of charges says that london's inaction was caused by a fear of upsetting its trading partner a was under the impression that they were pu

these men were found in a dinghy by a border force patrol boat in the channel yesterday. the eight men, who say they are iranian, were taken into custody and interviewed by immigration officers. the day before, 14 people were found in two dinghies in the channel. french authorities found another i! suspected migrants on the same day. there has been a huge rise in the number of people trying to cross the channel in small boats. in the past month, 10! suspected migrants have been found, including nine people found on rocks at folkestone. three boats with 24 suspected migrants, including a toddler, were picked up off ramsgate. and seven men were rescued from a dinghy after making a distress call. we need to see the home office and french authorities work together to put a stop to this trafficking network. nearly 100 refugees have been coming across the channel in recent weeks. it's only a matter of time before there's a tragedy, and that's why the home office in particular needs to get a grip and have a plan. the national crime agency says organised crime groups are using th

force officers when making a decision on whether or not to let someone in the country. sorry, the answer is that doing all that we can to mitigate the potential disruption... i'm sure you are, i'm sure that you will be doing absolutely everything you can to mitigate these risks, but what i want to understand is what is the scale of the risk is surely parliament has a right to know this information. it's probably better for me to come back to the committee. it strikes me that part of the answer to your question can only be known once we've actually had the conversations necessary we find ourselves in opposition, says the sort of things that they're talking about it involved interpol and bilateral arrangements in terms of... you've only got five months left. if there's no deal, surely you have done, it has to be one of the top priorities to do a security assessment of what the consequences are of no deal at the border. but if the government is less than well—prepared, what about parliament? brexit means brexit it also means of legislation for the government to get throu

he knows that, why have we cut the border force, and what are we doing about the drug market in this country? we have got to make sure that all the tools in the box are being used. the reality is that stop and search is an effective tool. i will give one example, a one—week operation injanuary, 27 people arrested, ten highly offensive and scary weapons seized. it has its place, but it must be used lawfully. targeted and intelligently. nothing about the government's approach has changed. nick hurd. "judgement day is coming", that was the stark warning issued in the direction of cabinet ministers by one conservative mp as the to—ing and fro—ing over brexit has continued. to use a well—worn phrase, "the clock is ticking". legally, the uk has to be out of the eu by march 29, and time is running out for a november eu summit to ratify any deal struck between the uk and eu negotiators. in the last few days, the pro—remain mp joe johnson resigned as the transport minister, raising further questions over the brexit strategy followed by theresa may, and there are serious doubts that

there are more border force officers on the ground in advance of the caravan‘s arrival. back now to the commemorations marking the centenary of the end of the first world war, and the queen has led members of the royal family in a special festival of remembrance at the royal albert hall. here's sarah campbell. violin music on the eve of the 100th anniversary of the 1918 armistice, the audience stood to give thanks to all of those who fought and died in the great war. the sounds and stories from conflicts past were played out. 100 years of the royal air force celebrated. watching, as she does every year, the queen, surrounded by members of her family. applause they came because country called. because they knew it had to be done. that unless they went to fight, there could be no peace. trumpet plays the last post thousands of poppy petals, a silent tribute to all those who served and made the ultimate sacrifice. sarah campbell, bbc news. now, a petition to overturn a ban on a television advert by a british supermarket has now reached over 0.5 million signatures. the adver

force officers when making a decision on whether or not to let someone in the country. so, the answer is that we're doing all that we can to mitigate the potential disruption... i'm sure you are, i'm sure that you will be doing absolutely everything you can to mitigate these risks, but what i want to understand is what is the scale of the risks and surely parliament has a right to know this information. it's probably better for me to come back to the committee. it strikes me that part of the answer to your question can only be known once we've actually had the conversations necessary if we find ourselves in that position, so the sort of things that they're talking about it involved interpol and bilateral arrangements in terms of... you've only got five months left. if there's no deal, surely you have done, it has to be one of the top priorities to do a security assessment of what the consequences are of no deal at the border. but if the government is less than well—prepared, what about parliament? if brexit means brexit, it also means of legislation for the government

force officers when making a decision on whether or not to let someone in the country. sorry, the answer is that we're doing all that we can to mitigate the potential disruption... i'm sure you are, i'm sure that you will be doing absolutely everything you can to mitigate these risks, but what i want to understand is what is the scale of the risk is surely parliament has a right to know this information. it's probably better for me to come back to the committee. it strikes me that part of the answer to your question can only be known once we've actually had the conversations necessary we find ourselves in opposition, says the sort of things that they're talking about it involved interpol and bilateral arrangements in terms of... you've only got five months left. if there's no deal, surely you have done, it has to be one of the top priorities to do a security assessment of what the consequences are of no deal at the border. but if the government is less than well—prepared, what about parliament? brexit means brexit it also means of legislation for the government to get

coastguard and border force officials bring its motor back to shore. the migrants once again risking their lives crossing the busiest shipping lane in the world to get to britain. the people on board the boat called the police just before seven o'clock this morning saying they were in difficulty but they didn't know exactly where they were. a huge search was launched but around 45 minutes later, the migrants were discovered clambering up the rocks here towards the shore. the fact is that, you know, the desperate people clinging to rocks in folkestone are desperate and they are vulnerable to international criminal gangs who will tell them anything to take their money off them. on tuesday, 17 migrants sailed into dover on a fishing boat, the one with the green hull, stolen from bologna. the next day, three separate boats carrying a total of 2a migrants were found. several more people were discovered on friday. it's thought some may be making a last attempt to get across before winter arrives. i think it's got to be controlled. it's got to be planned, who

coastguard and border force officials bring its motor back to shore. migrants once again risking their lives crossing the busiest shipping lane in the world to get to britain. the people on board the boat called the police just before seven o'clock this morning saying they were in difficulty but they didn't know exactly where they were. a huge search was launched, but around 45 minutes later, the migrants were discovered clambering up the rocks here towards the shore. the fact is that the, you know, the desperate people clinging to rocks in folkestone are desperate and they are vulnerable to international criminal gangs, who will tell them anything to take their money off them. on tuesday, 17 migrants sailed into dover on a fishing boat, the one with the green hull, stolen from bologna. —— boulogne. the next day, three separate boats carrying a total of 24 migrants were found. several more people were discovered on friday. it's thought some may be making a last attempt to get across before winter arrives. i think it's got to be controlled. it's got

these men were found in a dinghy by a border force patrol boat in the channel yesterday. the eight men, who say they are iranian, were taken into custody and interviewed by immigration officers. the day before, 1a people were found in two dinghies in the channel. french authorities found another 11 suspected migrants on the same day. there has been a huge rise in the number of people trying to cross the channel in small boats. in the past month, 101 suspected migrants have been found, including nine people found on rocks at folkestone. three boats with 2a suspected migrants, including a toddler, were picked up off ramsgate. and seven men were rescued from a dinghy after making a distress call. we need to see the home office and french authorities work together to put a stop to this trafficking network. nearly 100 refugees have been coming across the channel in recent weeks. it's only a matter of time before there's a tragedy, and that's why the home office in particular needs to get a grip and have a plan. the national crime agency says organised crime groups are using th

you could see border force officials inspecting it. the home office say that the men will have their cases progressed under the immigration rules, while the children have been referred to social services will stop there is a sense that this is a growing problem. 0n sense that this is a growing problem. on friday, their work seven uranium migrants found just off the coast, clinging to a dinghy who had to be rescued. the saturday before that, there were seven iranian migrants who had to be rescued just off the coast here. the dover mp has said today that the government should not be taking its eye off the ball when it comes to this brazen attempt to try and break into the country. he says they need to be more patrol vessels along this coast. all of this comes on the day that a report published by the chief inspector ‘s borders and immigration highlights the point that jack went along borders are weak and understaffed. —— checkpoints along borders was up they can be exploited by migrants who want to enter the country illegally. than

-mexico border. >> border patrol agents forced to fire tear gas. this caravan and phenomenon is absolutely unique to anything we have seen in the past. >> of course we don't want to see the border closed. but, you know what? safety of our nation comes first. >> one of the busiest travel days of the year and blizzard warnings are stretching through the heart of the country. at least 1,000 flights have been cancelled so far and the roads are not much better. >> democrats now threatening a potential government shut down. they want protection for special counsel robert mueller in exchange for supporting the spending bill. >> french president emannuel macron expected to respond to a weekend of violent protest. >> the riots we saw yesterday are increasing vote of no confidence in emanuel macron. >> expected to be the biggest shopping day ever. americans are expected to spend a record $7.7 billion on cyber monday. ♪ the trumpets they go ♪ steve: let's hurry up and get this show over with i have got to do some shopping. ainsley: cyber monday is today.

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meanwhile russia's border security forces issued new details into sunday's clash in the straits which course the two sides close to conflict the captain of one of the detained ukrainian ships admit consciously acknowledge the commands of russia's border control to stop more and gusty of has more details the russian federal security service has revealed new details chronologically as to what happened on sunday in the strait of kutch they said that they detected the ukrainian naval flotilla early on heading into russian territorial waters they were warned that if they intend to cross the street of kutch as they well knew as they had done previously that they should send notification of their intent to cross the street it's a busy place there's a lot of ships tankers much and fishing vessels waiting queuing to cross through a narrow archway under a bridge of safety concerns there's this queues there's lines and there's a procedure in place of followed it through a number of times the less the ukrainians stormed on ahead than a captain himself the captain of the naval for the tiller said

authority to use lethal force to protect customs and border protection agents down there. what i think is so interesting about this situation is that for the past several decades illegal immigration and border issues have largely been a u.s.-mexico issue, but as honduras and guatemala have become failed states they are increasingly becoming broader central american issue that the u.s. is having to ask mexico's help on. i think that's what we're seeing here. the issue is broadening and mexico itself is starting to struggle with this as the caravan and other migrants are coming through mexico to try to reach the u.s. and as a result trump is having to reach out to the new mexican government and ask for cooperation on this. that, i think, is changing the dynamics of the illegal immigration issue in the country and for the trump administration. >> trump authorized use of lethal force for the troops he has deployed now to the nation's border. congressman adam schiff the topple democrat on the house arms committee weighing in saying quote, it is unwise because the president is c

the strangely borders. u.s. forces have a military base nearby policing a fifty five square kilometer so-called deescalation zone you know. russia blames the u.s. for the deteriorating situation the u.s. says russia and syria using rock band as an excuse to question its presence here and say they really want to help these people or do you want to use them as a as a as something to kind of come after us this is not the united states' problem started jordan problem these are syrians these syrians are dying and many of these new graves are so very small the red crescent says despite this delivery the situation remains critical no one perhaps knows that better than those burying their children here. and starting a tayo al-jazeera. we're going to weather update next here on out zero then the legend of el chapo we'll look at the rise and fall of one of the most feared criminals in mexico. and how one of the world's largest team found tons of a new leaf with some much needed government help. places say because some qua

above an office border with syria security forces are on high alert. the military is doing what it can to repel any attempts by eisel members to regroup at a briefing the commander of anbar operations command centers has pockets of eisel fighters are located in an area north of the euphrates river. at another part of the border a convoy is on patrol on the horizon smoke rises the result of out of the forces shelling eisel fighters a little recently i salute tacked a stiff positions a move post to retreat from their location but across the border area between iraq and syria there is no sign of terrorist elements even if they do then they'll be talkative by iraq to force. an optimistic assessment even as it of the military commanders estimate that at least two thousand five hundred eisel fighters remain in dead and other syrian towns close to the border brigadier general you hear us who says that all compositions have been fortified and the border is being secured at the bottom of top where intensifying our intelligence gathering effort as well and we ha

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the vessels of the navy of the armed forces of ukraine. or jungle of criminal proceedings over the illegal state border crossing had been initiated to ukraine is aware of the procedures regulating the navigation navy ships they have previously followed these procedures for peaceful maneuvering. the situation has raised much consent among western countries the un security council has held still imagine concessions over the clash caleb maupin has more well instead of having one meeting we are having to do emergency sessions of the un security council the first meeting was called by russia the second one called on behalf of ukraine and. during the first meeting we did hear from the representative of russia he accused the forces in the security council the western partners of essential acting like overgrown toddlers and focusing on which resolutions to vote for calling a different meeting and not really focusing on resulting the tension in resolving the situation furthermore he argued that essentially of the provocative actions from ukraine se

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the strangely borders. u.s. forces have a military base nearby policing a fifty five square kilometer so-called deescalation zone and. russia blames the u.s. for the deteriorating situation the u.s. says russia and syria using rock band as an excuse to question its presence here and say they really want to help these people or they want to use them as a as a as something to kind of come after us this is not a united states problem started jordan problem these are syrians these syrians are dying and many of these new graves very small the red crescent says despite this delivery the situation remains critical no one perhaps knows that better than those burying their children here. and stasia tayo al-jazeera. we're going to weather update next zero then turkey heads in the choppy waters with an all project that could increase tension with cyprus and greece. at one of the world's largest tea farms turns over a new leaf with some much needed government help. from the neon lights of asia. to the city that never sleeps

above it off its border with syria security forces are on high alert. military is doing what it can to repel any attempts by eisel members to regroup at a briefing the commander of anbar operations command centers has pockets of eisel fighters are located in an area north of the euphrates river. at another part of the border a convoy is on patrol on the horizon smoke rises the result of out of the forces shelling eisel fighters. recently isolate tact a stiff positions a move forced to retreat from their location but across the border area between iraq and syria there is no sign of terrorist elements even if they do work here and they'll be talkative by iraq to force. an optimistic assessment even as it out the military commanders estimate that at least two thousand five hundred eisel fighters remain in data and other syrian towns close to the border. brigadier general you hear us who says that all compositions have been fortified and the border is being secured at the bottom of top where intensifying our intelligence gathering effort as well and we have

troops on the southern border can use force against migrants. the president signing a memo saying that troops can use, quote, lethal force to protect border agents from migrants if they engage in violence. the operative line reads, quote, a show or use of force including lethal force where necessary. this as a group of democratic senators sent a letter demanding answers on the president's deployment of nearly 6,000 troops to the border before the midterms. outfront now, one of those senators, jeff merkley of oregon. senator, great to have you with me. i appreciate your time tonight. first your reaction to this memo. the president has signed it. it would allow troops to use lethal force on the border to protect border agents from violence from migrants. your reaction? >> well, the president has continued with a political play really, and it's one he started a week before the election, in which he issued the initial order for the troops to go. it's when he said they need to be there by november 5th, the day before the election of course. if anyone

the border with jordan and circled by government forces reports. sand storm season and rock band we're going blind this boy says our homes are destroyed take us away from him. rick band is a no man's land in more ways than one a desolate camp in the open desert near the jordanian border caught between warring sides there's no escape. people came here three years ago fleeing i still fight has the u.s. russian and syrian air strikes now there are some fifty thousand people many of them women and children. i know like the ones who were protests began last month after a smuggling route for food and medicine was closed by government forces. he's disabled he's also malnourished he's almost a skeleton from starvation officials say a u.n. aid convoy expected last week was delayed because of security concerns but now it's finally here food hygiene and health supplies to be distributed over the next three to four days. humanitarian convoys here require approval from damascus the last time rock band received any aid was in january then a cross border delivery

we have lethal force for united states military there at the border. also this idea floated but not yet agreed to by the mexican government of keeping migrants seeking asylum inside mexico until their get their hearing date. they come back for the hearing in the u.s. what's the implication of that last policy of keeping the migrants in mexico when i will they wait perhaps years for a hearing? >> it is problematic. you need to understand the situation in many of the border regions in mexico. there is a lot of violence, a lotover drug violence, drug cartel violence. asking folks who are seeking asylum in the united states to put them in a dangerous position where they are fleeing from a dangerous position is untenable. when we look at what mexico has been doing i think the back story here that doesn't get told very often is that mexico has been actively deporting central americans that are trying to reach the united states. in the past months over 11,000 have been deported. these are folks trying to exercise the legal right to seek asylum in the united s

the white house authorizes lethal force at the southern border. jim mattis says there's a lot more to that story. the power panel is here to break it down in the next break. this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. >> jim mattis revealing the white house is giving him additional authority to use the military at the border to protect customs and border personnel with lethal force if necessary. it could mean using troops to temporarily detain migrants from minutes, not hours, in the event of violence against border patrol agents but also telling reporters tonight the lethal force authorization is not

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security forces they should new details into sunday's clash in the straits which will the two sides close to conflicts the captain of one of the detained. craney and ships admit to consciously can all the commands of the russian border control to stop war and gas they have has more details the russian federal security service has revealed new details scored logically as to what happened on sunday in the strait of kutch they said that they detected the ukrainian naval flotilla early on heading into russian territorial waters they were warned that if they intend to cross the street of kutch as they well knew as they had done previously that they should send notification of their intent to cross the street it's a busy place there's a lot of ships tankers much unman fishing vessels waiting queuing to cross through a narrow archway under a bridge and of safety concerns there's this queues there's lines and there's a procedure in place of followed through a number of times the less the ukrainians stormed on ahead than a captain himself the captain of the naval for the tele said he was awa

troops on the southern border can use force against migrants. the president signing a memo saying that troops can use, quote, lethal force to protect border agents from migrants if they engage in violence. the operative line reads, quote, a show or use of force, including lethal force where necessary. this as a group of democratic senators sent a letter demanding answers on the president's deployment of nearly 6,000 troops to the border before the midterms. "outfront" now, one of those senators, jeff merkley of oregon. great to have you with me. i appreciate your time tonight. first your reaction to this home moe. the president has signed it. it would allow troops to use lethal force on the border to protect border agents from violence from migrants. your reaction. >> well, the president's continued with a political play, really, and it's one he started a week before the election in which he issued the initial order for the troops to go. it's one he said they need to be there by november 5th, the day before the election, of course. if anyone dou