this state s governor or to at least compete for that pick. you have the current governors brian kemp looking like he with cruise past former senator david perdue. and if georgia s a test of the strengths of the former president s endorsement, then alabama may be a test of what happens when he takes that endorsement away, with mo brooks making a late push for a senate seat. we re also live on the ground in tex. we have you covered with the democratic primarily getting a ton of attention, between a incumbent and a political newcomer backed by some of the biggest names in the progressive movement. blayne alexander and alison barber are joining us, on set, a reporter emma hurt and some key questions from our political experts here, from greg of course, himself. first, if the polls are accurate can brian kemp unify georgia republicans? number two, what does it mean for donald trump? and what does the former president do tomorrow or the day after or the day after? would he suppo
Protesters have tried to block the coach sent to collect migrants to be transported to the bibby stockholm barge. The code to temporarily stopped from leaving peckham by those demonstrators. The coach is now left but the protests are continuing. Let is go to our corresponding, simonjones. What has been happening over the last hour or so . The situation remains pretty tense. There are a lot of protesters and a lot of police. We can walk appear and get and a lot of police. We can walk Appearand Geta and a lot of police. We can walk appear and get a bit closer. At about eight oclock this morning, a coach turned up to take a small group of Asylum Seekers from a hotel that they had been staying in here in South East London and protesters arrived and basically block the coach from leaving saying that the people didnt want to go to the bibby stockholm barge. They said they had become members of the community here. The coach was stopped from leaving. You can see one of the Police Vehicles here
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warren, more bernie sanders, more extreme and on the fringes. i think that s really unfortunate and i think last night you saw that with elizabeth lashing out at jeff sessions and really lashing out at the american people because she is angry about the election. bill: should she have been able to continue? perhaps she could make a case playing by the same rules you were playing by, senator. i wasn t on the senate floor last night. i was on cnn in a two-hour debate with bernie sanders on obamacare. i have to say at the time we the sorts of debates that i think ought to happen a lot more often. you know, on most issues in politics you get 60 seconds or 90 seconds and everyone talks through their talking points and you re done. we spent two hours in a town hall with cnn answering questions and talking about it. bill: you know the left is fired up and elizabeth warren is helping to lead that charge. i have to say by the way the charges she was making against