you can you explain where you went with the learned beacons without comment?ou are passengers. who are you? on what basis is it in the car? ministry of emergency situations please explain, can you hear me or not? violates the rules of the road, the most important thing then we will means all together now go to the police station with you for identification of bringing you to administrative responsibility. the man in the suit behaved confidently, on three phones at once he called someone to journalists, he refused to introduce himself, but i showed the traffic police inspector a certificate of the ministry of internal affairs and then went on about my business and such vip passengers. we met quite a lot, it seems that according to the law you can’t find fault with the driver of a special car and the documents are in order and the waybill is on hand. but after all, the car is not used for its intended purpose in the cabin there is an outsider who is not related to commercial rescue services or to the ministry of emergencies itself, and here is another important

and you also need to understand that without missing a car with beacons.take full responsibility, both moral and criminal, that people will not be saved at this moment. uh, a lot of people are in a situation where they need emergency help. and it’s better to skip it and then figure it out than not to miss it and get victims or some other tragedy. units grew in russia to seven thousand. this is an organization of the most diverse legal form and ownership, everything that was needed. it's to get an attestation to buy equipment to recruit personnel to put an orange and blue stripe on the car and put on a flashing beacon now a rescue formation, as i say professionally. they are created by law, it is determined that they are created by the federal authorities of the constituent entities of the russian federation, as well as organizations operating hazardous potentially hazardous facilities. then you an organization that operates such facilities is required to create its own professional emergency rescue team or conclude an agreement with another professional em

and you also need to understand that without missing a car with beacons.lso take full responsibility, both moral and criminal, that people will not be saved at this moment. uh, a lot of people are in a situation where they need emergency help. and it’s better to skip and then figure it out than not to miss and get victims or some kind of another tragedy under the then minister vladimir puchkov, the ministry of emergency situations began to abundantly distribute powers in a few years, the number of private emergency rescue units in russia grew to seven thousand. these are organizations - the most diverse legal form and ownership, all that was needed was to learn certification, purchase equipment, recruit personnel, put an orange-blue post on the car and put a probable beacon, now a rescue formation, as i said professionally. they are created by law defined that they are created by the federal government subjects of the russian federation, as well as organizations operating hazardous facilities and potential for hazardous facilities. then you, the organizati

a flashing beacon on the roof, a siren and a bright blue-orange stripe this is how emergency vehiclesithout hesitation. after all, they are in a hurry to help someone rush to eliminate the consequences man-made disasters and rescue people from crumpled cars, but recently very strange characters according to documents often began to drive on such machines. they are rescuers, but in fact , officials, businessmen and dubious personalities in premium cars are in the most diverse people. these important people drive along the dedicated lanes, turning around through the continuous one , ignoring the traffic lights. and no one knows for sure and will never stop them. so, too, is hiding under the guise of real rescuers, where and why they are going, who will stop the impostors. and how so it turned out that these? and citizens drive around in special vehicles and discredit the profession . rescuer, we took up this case and conducted our own investigation. the center of moscow is full of traffic on tverskaya street, every now and then , ambulance and emergency police cars rush by with sirens a

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so this beacon is nothing more than a signal generator to our object, it has nothing to do with it.the same frequency as the real one. this was taken care of by those who planted it, the group killed the capsule, stole it, after turning off their own beacon, and then planted a fake to buy time deftly. show where the traces are. judging by the traces, they were over there 2-3 hours ago, considering that they were wounded with them, they could not go very far. they went to the side career, i'm sure they had a car left there. well, how many kilometers to the border zone there are 10 kilometers, yes, we can catch up, so we’ll make a run march. in two kilometers we will be at the car, we need to hurry. listen, we need to make a halt, he's lost a lot of blood, needs a bandage. you don't let me down here, you forgot the instructions, and so we got out of the schedule , we need to go. i know the instructions. let's go i'm sitting in awe. you come for the third time, stunned ah, new season 6, you are super on sunday at 22:20 on ntv ricochet new season today at 21:40 on ntv inflammation of th

here is a beacon for you. you. i thought you were still in europe because you came to a rented apartment. on the screen itself, the case is that everything is worse for us. that is, like seals, they are at the base, my people are tracking the beacon on lazareva chert, excellent, mine is just excellent, rough papers, in which what we already know. the elegant checkpoint was destroyed by bandits only because you did not deign to immediately place special forces there. vladimir viktorovich was sure that? guilty is not the word. vetrov escaped the hordes dead just excellent yet we checked the phone which was found at arter's last calls there are erased, but by the phone number it was possible to determine with whom he had contacted lately, well, with whom the director of aerospace. honored person repeatedly we have a holiday today. you will regret it, this city is mine again, nothing should. take it, please, take it, please. godfather portal i want you to be given a new season in life. the food inside will stay fresh f

well, in both cases, beacons were turned off 5 minutes after the departure of the gas station. here's how and what is difficult to do, the specialists say that not just a beacon is located in an armored case, which turns out, they opened them right along the way. it's unlikely, atm. it's not so easy to open steel there and it weighs half a ton, but how then? but this is a mystery. the only thing i can say is that they are very well versed in the design of atms. i don't, and i don't know who then. the one who repairs atms, yes, the times of safecrackers are changing, it used to be a respected profession among the thieves and now the whole academy, what's up? are you in any way, comrade general, where are you? or do you not know what comrade general is going on here? why are you talking to me in that tone, and what tone should i talk to you with? comrade general, you have no right to talk to me like that in the presence of my subordinates. safron a hello hello. why didn't you come to me earlier? so how do we know? where to look for you? pointer? on the road? no, please. here safr

electronics, do they need beacons? likely become monuments look dramatically beautiful and this book josé macias wrote about them round-the-world atlas of lighthouses this book tells about 34 lighthouses, maps of the scheme are given, stories related to these lighthouses are told, including mysterious and mysterious it is clear that the first lighthouse of alexandria was one of the wonders of the world. the statue of liberty, by the way, was also, uh, used as a beacon on the nightingales. we have a church. the lighthouse even happens to be a very curious book. it seems that an umbrella is something so big, and an umbrella is small, like a child’s one, but this is not so, in fact, in russian at first the word umbrella appeared and now tatiana panova wrote a book about umbrellas. and she illustrated it herself. here it is told about what they are what they are made of. by the way, the first folding umbrella. i myself was surprised to learn about this from this book, the ancient greeks were still very curious and read thi

they are why, for more than two centuries, america has been a beacon to the world.i stand here tonight, equality and democracy are under assault. we do ourselves no favor to pretend otherwise. so tonight, i come to this place where it all began. to speak as cleanly as i can to the nation. about the threats we face. about the power we have in our own hands to meet these threats. and about the incredible future that lies in front of us, if only we choose it. we must never forget, we, the people, are the true heirs of the american experiment that began more than two centuries ago. we, the people, have burning inside of each of us the flame of liberty that was lit here at independence hall. a flame that lit our way through abolition, the civil, suffrage, the great depression, world wars, civil rights -- that sacred flame still burns. now, in our time, as we build an america that is more prosperous, free, and just, that is the work of my presidency. a nation i believe in with my whole soul. but first, we must be honest with each other, and with ourselves. too much of wha

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. >> so i see san francisco and san francisco leadership and government as a beacon for the entire country. because we are so up front about what we believe in, we're really up front about inclusivity and i know that, others look at us, many look to us. we've had other departments, contact us in terms of how do you, how do you do this? how do you create a diverse equitable and inclusive workforce? and so, but i would be lying if i said that we don't have any problems in california or in san francisco or in the department. we are out liars, sure? are we doing our best again to address those things with implicit bias training? with changing the culture, our department has made huge huge leaps as has the city and i really feel like san francisco is part of the solution to moving forward in a better way. people are individuals, there are a lot of different types of people in this world and celebrating our differences is what pride is all about. >>> a city like no other, san francisco has been a beacon of hope, and an ally towards lgbtq equal rights. [♪♪] >> known as the gay capital of america,

about the level of occupancy of this oil depot , now the situation is different, there are no gps beaconsukrainian oil depots. well, nothing has been canceled and , er, in my personal opinion, er, that is exactly the norm of measuring bodies , flow meters, which were introduced in the ukrainian market for oil depots and any and all places of fuel storage, if, well, it was an available basis for that who needed it and uh, the aggressor knew exactly where to hit and where something was located, that's why we uh, as you remember, in march , may, april, we all had a very acute problem. was before that to be honest, i'm not ready for it - no one expected that there will be 100 percent of what will happen on the stairwell market. which station did the fuel arrive at the level of filling no no no no no no do not exaggerate any information online they can’t shoot but they just had the exact location from this database and what will happen to fuel prices er tell us what to prepare for in in connection with the return of excise taxes because, er, they should increase, but the government assures us

for more than 2 centuries, america has been a beacon to the world where as i stand here to night, a quality and democracy are under assault. we do ourselves no favour to pretend otherwise. so to night, i've come to this place where it all began to speak as plainly as i can to the nation. about the threats we face about the power we have in our own hands, the meet these threats and about the incredible future. the lies in front of us. if only we choose, it was never forget we the people are the true airs of the american experiment. that began more than 2 centuries ago. we the people at bernie, inside of each of us, the flame of liberty that was lit here in independence hall, a flame and lead our way through abolition. the civil war suffrage, the great depression, world wars, civil rights that sacred flame still burns. now in our time, as we build in america is more prosperous, free, and just that is the work of my presidency. a mission i believe in with my whole soul. but 1st, we must be honest with each other and with our sells too much of what's happening in our country today is not normal

they are why, for more than two centuries, america had been a beacon to the world.onight, equality and democracy are under assault. we do ourselves no favour to pretend otherwise. so tonight, i have come to this place where it all began to speak as plainly as i can to the nation. about the threats we face, about the power we have in our own hands to meet these threats. and about the incredible future that lies in front of us, if only we choose it. we must neverforget, we, the people, are the true heirs of the american experiment that began more than two centuries ago. we, the people, have burning inside of each of us the flame of liberty that was lit here at independence hall. the flame that lit our way through the abolition, civil war, suffrage, the great depression, world wars, civil rights, that sacred flame still burns. now in our time, as we build an america that is more prosperous, free and just, that is the work of my presidency, a mission i believe in with my whole soul. but first, we must be honest with each other and with ourselves. too much of what's happ

she was a beacon of stability. her strength, her steady hand.y devoted to her role as queen for more than 70 years. queen elizabeth ii, a life defined by duty and resilience. this is what she said in 1947, still princess elizabeth, at just 21 years old. >> i declare before you all that my whole life, whether it be long or short, shall be devoted to your service. and to the service of our great imperial family, to which we all belong. >> her reign spanning seven popes. 14 u.s. presidents. 15 prime ministers. born in 1926, as a little girl, she couldn't pronounce her own name, calling herself lilibet. she was a princess who never expected to rule. but when her uncle, king edward viii, gave up the throne to marry a divorced american, it was his brother, princess elizabeth's father, who became king george vi. and at 10 years old, elizabeth was suddenly first in line to the throne. in a radio address during the war, still a princess, speaking directly to the country. >> in the end, all will be well, for god will care for us and give us victory and pe

and have a kind of beacon, a kind of buoy in these -- in the storms of the present.e funeral of edward vii. the longest serving heir apparent before this. they're watching the 1911, all of the crowned heads of europe, many of whom would lose their thrones in the chaos and bloodshed and carnage of the first world war. an observer said there never was such a break up, all the buoys which marked the channels of our lives have been blown away, but elizabeth ii stayed in place. >> i want to bring into the conversation tim buit, as i hear what jon has to say, i'm reminded of her first christmas day address, which happened way back 65 years ago in 1957. she said, i cannot lead you into battle i do not give you laws or administer justice, but i can do something else. i can give you my heart and devotion to these old islands and to all the people of our brotherhood of nations. and members of that brotherhood of nations now gathering outside buckingham palace. your thoughts on the loss of queen elizabeth? >> well, i think you've actually picked there on the one quotation from

christopher thornburg, speaking to us that from los angeles founding partner, beacon economics they grew up still ahead on al jazeera, more on was the twisted whistlebury, has to say to us senate hearing about the platform security plus i and celebration to be a new president is sworn in contested. ah, judy has begun the fee for world copies on its way to cancel book your travel package today. it's typhoon season and here is the latest one. a bit further west of the laugh, therefore, affecting taiwan and the out of bands of shells coming through. definitely affecting mainland china. the orange centers was just the heaviest rays and not just confined to the typhoon itself. the way it makes land follow, just catch the edge, i think ning bows. it's significant risk of wind damage. the wave is wife, height 8 meters means given that the direction of the storm is, is moving and the wind strength, they will be a risk from a storm surge running up that mice and flooding, of course, over land. now very quickly, once is interact with land, we think it'll fall apart. so those traceable here. i don'

her platinum jubilee celebrated with a military parade. ♪♪ beacons lit across the world. >> i keep minerom paddington bear and over 10 million people across britain gathering for street parties to honor their one and only queen. the jubilee concluded with a final wave from queen elizabeth from the balcony of buckingham palace. she was joined by three future kings. prince charles, prince william, and prince george. the crowds cheering for queen elizabeth ii. a monarch for the ages. >> one of those future kings is now the current king. king charles iii. we have an image to show you. we've got it confirmed that prince harry has made it up to balmoral. here he is in the backseat of a car as it approached the gates. again, he came separately from his brother, prince william. really sad moment for this family. certainly a sad moment for these brothers returning to balmoral to mourn another death. another major death in their life. it's also where they found out their mother, princess diana, was killed. joining me now is erin hill, tim york and jonathan alter. i do want to begin with you, tim,

well i have father keeps the beacons, and i help guard. what if he went for you? i would only have lifted a snipe then. and this is the smallest fraction to go to ryabchikov since then i don’t go without bullets. well, let's at least shoot a bicosinchik once. well, okay, you'll get over it. well, it's a pity, isn't it? bye bye. you're quitting your registration passport, whatever. well, it's not about the calf. well, what about me? well wait, you cool down. if no one had said a couple of months ago that i would work as a doyer. i would send that person far, far away. i was even in the zone electrician, not general work. well, all right, all right, don't scare me with your prison badyaga, you frightened one. yes, i'm not scaring hmm explaining hmm there's nothing more for me to do here, but i used to be what a used to be. everything is clear something is clear. because of her well, yes, because of her, i would immediately say so. of course, i can't hold you back, i have the right to. sorry, it seems to work. meet the aircraft passes. how many years have we been wit

president, your excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, at a time of its foundation, the united nations was a beacon of promise. in the aftermath of the second world war, this building symbolized the end of aggression , for many decades, u.n. has helped deliver stability and security in much of the world. it has provided a place for nations to work together on shared challenges and has promoted the principles of sovereignty and self-determination, even through the cold war and its aftermath. but today those principles that have defined our lives since the dark days of the 1940's are fracturing. for the first time in the history of this assembly, we are meeting during a large-scale war of aggression in europe. and authoritarian states are undermining stability and security around the world. geopolitics is entering a new era, one that requires those who believe in the founding principles of the united nations to stand up and be counted. in the united kingdom, we are entering a new era too. i join you here just two days after her late majesty, queen elizabeth ii was laid to rest. we deeply mourn her pa

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influential, important people in the world since world war 2. 0, everyone knew her and alex was a beacon of calm and stability, but also someone with a very character, full interpretation of the office until she had a sense of humor. and she was able to handle criticism our to you. she was your queen. to us. she was 0 quinn to us all. she would be with us forever. we will remember and perpetrates the values she never ceased to embody and promote the moral fortitude of democracy and freedom. i will always remember her wisdom. her warmth on her strong personal interest in trans atlantic security are heartfelt condolences looking towards the 3rd. the royal family and the people of our allies did not that kingdom and cannot give them your correspondence in india and hong kong. have more on reactions from leaders bear to the death of the queen that the monarchy that once ruled over them. queen elizabeth came to that shone 5 years after india got independence from britain. in 1947. during the long rain, she made 3 visits to india. in the 1st one in 1961, she talked about the hospitality inform

a walk was a beacon ledge of his purpose with the vocal there. problem, although the electronic payment method was launched in november 2020 by the central bank and has become one of the most popular means of payment in brazil. picks accounts for one 5th of electronic transfers, users highlight its immediacy, not if it was up there. when you point the cellphone camera like this, all my data appears, my name, my account, everything. and it's fast in a few seconds. it can scan everything automatically, and that said, you just have to type in the amount chosen as one digit ovalo. for now, it is used in transactions of relatively small amounts, such as donations or for a snack, which used to be done in cash. this system is particularly advantageous for merchants, as it's fees are much lower than those of other e payment methods. it also saves them the risks involved in handling large amounts of cash. dummy, a bit of money can get lost or stolen. picks is a lot easier because everything's more secure. it has excess codes. wheres bangkok nowadays work with a contactless payment system? and a

hey, you rat, this one-toothed dwarf, lustful, it’s not worth just beaconing kolyma.o n't be here in 5 seconds. he ordered us not to go there. nikolai filippovich well, we kind of greeted each other today. and health will never be superfluous. well, yes, yes, that's right. and what, the corpses dry there badly, it stinks of grief? i will find these freaks. in the meantime, you will compensate me for the damage. i never forgot it. i am the only one for you the race turned to agree that you would look after the warehouse so that everything was quiet. how old am i, what difference does it make? how old is your jamb on it and answer. tomorrow i'll come for the verdict. kapets you just look, you just look how much money. you better count them. how much money do you hear what i said, pull yourself together hold on come on there's a lot more to do. look at how much money you can live on for several years. i said get a grip. coupe normal normal everything is in order before the temptations this is it lay-outs they showed me a pass and i let them through. where are these passe

while her sister venus all say one multiple grand slams, it was serena who transcended to tennis at beacon for others. she changed the sport so much. she's introduced people that have never heard of tennis into the sport. and i think i'm a product of what she's done. i wouldn't be here without serena venus, you know, her whole family writing invoke in early august, william said quote, an evolving away from tennis toward other things that are important to me, the word retirement apparently too much for her to bear because yes, she will miss this sport, i love playing. no it's, it's like it's amazing, but you know, it's like, i can't do this forever. williams will now focus on being a mom and a business woman. her decades long career is an athlete appears to be over. but her legacy goes far beyond the caught up next margarita cabrera talks about the line between life and death and the risks of bull riding and sports life. sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning packs like global ideas. we will show you how.

that america is back not just in terms of economic and political leadership, but also in being a beacon to the world when it comes to democracy, as he put it wow, extraordinary stuff there. another speech was also being worked closely watched outside the us. what signal was he trying to send to the world? well look, let's, let's just look at what the united states have done in recent months. at 6 months since the russian invasion in ukraine. the united states clearly has become the leader in delivering weapons in bolstering up a ukraine against that invasion. at the same time, in taiwan as a democracy in the united states is living up to its commitments. china is felt the need after the visit of the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, there to reinforce it through maneuvers in the region that it is the dominant power there. so clearly the united states perceived as a threat by dictatorships around the world and do biden willing to fight for democracy nationally and internationally corresponded mcculloch if not in washington. thank you very much. a team of you and inspectors has complete

i mean, before she was in, she was serving them and it's a beacon of old fashioned values like reliability, consistency, duty. and as i said, respect, i mean, she's been this incredible steadying presence in britain in reason, in a lot of turmoil may say, i, i mean, again, things like, she obeyed the laura phillips funeral, didn't she? and sat on around the day before mr. johnson was holding a party. she takes 2 days off a year. evidently, she was working 2 days before her death on tuesday when she welcomed this draft. looking very frail, world wide respect. i've had messages from all sorts of people around the world. some of them republicans, but they loved the queen all respect that maybe not loved, respected the queen, and all she stood for. she held the reputation of great single handedly. if sir, is still a refutation of billiard, could you tell me your, you're in london, but i guess you're also watching these live scenes where watching from edinburgh, the scottish capital, or whether queens, coffin, or has arrived and is being put into a house there. king charles is standing behind i

we have become a true beacon of the world, we enjoy a unique position between east and west, which is we attract investors. we also understand that we are an important energy transport tourist agricultural corridor. we look forward to further expanding our cooperation. the economic processes in the sco enjoy the full support of turkey, together with the member states of the organization, we benefit from all the results of economic humanitarian development, and we support any form of initiative in this regard. i also want to reiterate that we are ready to expand cooperation, to thank the host country uzbekistan and all parties are involved in organizing this meeting. today i hope that this meeting will be very productive and useful for all of us. thank you. qatarakhmat thank you very much, mr. president, for your informative speech and suggestions. e. we have ample opportunity for constructive co-workers to provide. as you already said about regional security and stability? the floor is given to the president of the republic of azerbaijan, ilham ildarovich, please. dear shavkat miramon

while her sister venus all say one multiple grand slams, it was serena who transcended tennis, a beacon for others. she changed the passport so much. she's introduced people that have never heard of tennis. i'm into the sport and i think i'm a product of what she's done. i wouldn't be here without arms hearing a venus, you know, her whole family writing invoke in early august, william said quote, i'm evolving away from tennis toward other things that are important to me. the word retirement apparently too much for her to back because yes, she will miss this sport. i love playing. know it's, it's like it's amazing, but you know, it's like, i can't do this forever. williams will now focus on being a mom and a business woman. her decades long career as an athlete appears to be over, but her legacy goes far beyond the court. this is dw news life from berlin up next shift looks at the gender. it balanced behind every day apps and websites searching for that. i'm being vigilant and i'll be back. it's nancy then by every day campus for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its way to bring

she called the queen, a beacon of continuity, an anchor of stability in the hardest times. also saying that she herself personally took inspiration from the queen throughout her own life. the you council president shaw michelle called the queen, a remarkable woman who shouldered an immense responsibility. i think it's fair to say is nina was just saying that the queen is seen as this constancy in the united kingdom. the relationship between london and the other european capitals has been politically wrought in the last decade, specifically because of brakes. it. but the queen has always been a symbol of the country all over the world. and here in europe, it was interesting what nina was saying, that sort of an adopted queen many, many people all over the world feel the queen is, is their queen and they feel some ownership over her presence the, the european union institutions as i say of. but that lives at half mast and whole world is sort of watching now as, as britain moons it's, it's, it's lost, lost monarch, has just died. the british monarchy is perhaps best known worl

house beacon, nancy pelosi has arrived in armenia for talks with prime minister co passion yon. the white house as a visit is a show of support for the country off to fighting flat this week with azerbaijan. pelosi is travelling with a delegation, including california congressman jackie spire, who's of armenian descent. the armenian american community is called for greater political focus on this crisis. more than 200 soldiers were killed in the most recent violence that but a ceasefire brokerage by moscow appears to be holding a 2nd group of migrants including children have been boss from texas to the home of us, vice president common harrison washington. this is the governor of usa of florida defended his decision of fly around 50 migrants to the island of martha's vineyard in the state of massachusetts. the island is a democratic stronghold and a popular holiday spot for the country's elite comes as a dispute. over border security is deepening in the run up to u. s. midterm elections in november instead of scrambling and worrying about a bunch of rich people and having 50, yo

her platinum jubilee celebrated with a military parade, beacons lit across the world >> i keep mine ineporter: a surprise appearance from paddington bear and over 10 the million people across britain gathering for street parties to honor their one and only queen the jubilee concluded with a final wave from queen elizabeth from the balcony of buckingham palace she was joined by three future kings. prince charles, prince william and prince george. the crowds cheering for queen elizabeth ii a monarch for the ages for "the news," i'm keir simmons. >> our friend wilfred frost is with us tonight from buckingham palace now a sky news anchor and cnbc contributor. wilf, describe for us if youwill can what the emotions are like for the people there >> well, one of deep sadness, of course, shep, but, at the same time, immense gratitude. i would potentially add as well a little bit less surprised than maybe we might have expected a day we all hoped and wished would never arrive, but probably deep down knew may have been approaching in recent weeks and months i think it's impossible though to overs

beacons lit across the world.urprise appearance from paddington bear and over 10 million people across britain gathering to honor their one and only clean. the jubilee concluded with a wave from the queen from the balcony of the palace. it she was joined by her son. they cheered her. a monarch for the ages. >>> our friend wilfred frost is with us from buckingham palace. will you describe for all of us, what the emotions are like for people there. >> one of deep sadness. but also a mensch gratitude. there is a little less surprise than we may have expected. deep down, people knew that this day may have been approaching in recent weeks and months. it is impossible to overstate, shep, the sense of a constant unifying and reassuring support that her majesty queen elizabeth ii has provided over the last years. she has risen above all of the changes and remained that neutral head of state that we can look up to as we do here in the united kingdom. the fact that the person that we now look up to has changed and that brin

beacons let across the world. >> i keep my here. >> a surprise appearance from paddington bear. there were 10 million people across britain gathering to honor their one and only queen. the jubilee concluded with a final wave from queen elizabeth from the balcony of buckingham palace. she was joined by three future kings, prince charles, prince william, and prince george. the crowd cheering for queen elizabeth, the second, a monarch for the ages. >> our friend wilfred frost is with us from buckingham palace. now, a sky news anchor and cbc contributor. describe what the emotions are like for people there. >> reporter: well, one of deep sadness of course. the same time, immense gratitude. a little bit less surprised then maybe we may have expecte . it is a day we all hoped and wished would never arrive, but probably we knew it may have been approaching in recent weeks and months. i think it is impossible though, to overstate that the sense of a constant unifying and reassuring support that her majesty, queen elizabeth ii, has provided to the nation over the last 70 years of immense