this is the central processing unit that controls the entire krekshino station. it is, roughly speaking, er, the brains behind the software of this station. there will be such processors at each station; they will be linked to each other and provide interval movement in the given parameters of the entire mcd-4. gennady dmitrov shows the old premises with relay control, such systems are working, but they cannot provide a 4-minute train interval in moscow. today, such systems are already working with us on the direction fmcd-1mcd 2 and already within. mcd-4 is already partially operating on the gorky direction in the kiev direction. this is the first station, but in the future. uh, all stations will be so defense stations within the kiev 80 stations will be all equipped, which are connected into a single technological system. preparations for the launch of ncd-3 also underway in full swing on the territory of the moscow-passenger station, kazanskaya in august. a real special operation was carried out to make the station a transit tunnel, of course, it is not necess

this is the central processing unit that controls the entire krekshino station.hly speaking, er, the brains behind the software of this station. uh, there will be such processors, at each station they will be linked to each other and provide interval movement in the given parameters of the entire mcd-4. gennady dmitriev shows the old premises with relay control, such systems are working, but they cannot provide a four-minute interval of trains in moscow. today, such systems already work with us on the fmsd-1 mcd direction, two and already within the framework of ncd-4 are already partially working on gorky direction in the direction of kiev . this is the first station. well, in the future. uh, all stations will be so defense stations within the framework of the kiev 8 stations will be all equipped, which are connected into a single technological system. yes preparations for the launch of mcd-3 are also in full swing on the territory of the station moscow-passenger, kazanskaya in august, a real special operation was carried out to make the station a transit tunnel

william and prince harry were among the senior royals following the procession through central london. the united kingdom's longest reigning monarch will now lion states until her funeral on monday. hundreds of thousands are expected to file pasta coffin to pay their respects to the late queen. and our correspondent papa basil is also in london following events for us. baba, if you can hear me see me, please tell me what you're seeing and how things have gone so far. i'm sending an on the south side of the time. so if you can see hopefully with parliament it at the back of me. and in the midst of that complex is this westminster hall, the historic place where british kings and one queen, 2 queens over the centuries match the 1st the nobility, and later the elected representative. so, so really, very enigmatic place. and this is where a queen, a little bas casket, is now waiting, and people here on the side of the thames are doing what british do so well. they are forming a very, very long, orderly queue, all the way down the river here, all the way down, probably in the next day to tower a bridge

program and we started the united came kingdom, wherein the next half an hour king charles will lead a procession escorting the coffin, carrying his mother, queen elizabeth through central london. now these are live images that we are seeing from central london. the preparations for the procession in place, hundreds of thousands of people already lining the streets of the british castle, hoping to catch a glimpse of the queen's coffin. now the ruse of the procession starts at buckingham palace, the horse drawn hearse will travel down the mouth passing close to trafalgar square . it then crosses horse guards parade on to whitehall and will continue to the houses of parliament and to westminster hall. now this is where the queen will lion states and where people will be able to pay their respects for 4 days until her funeral at westminster abbey, on monday. and al correspondent babbled visa joins me now from central london, where the queue of people is already growing. barbara described to us, where are you right now and tell us about the, the people who are gathering there in london. we are on the other side of the thames, the on the other side, the south side of parliam

united states. our nation was founded with a profound understanding of the central city, of the process of arrest to political system. four out of ten of the amendments to our constitution in the bill of rights are about the rights of people who are accused of crimes. right. including the rights related to when two people have the right to take you. when two people have the right to arrest you, the founders were convinced that who the nation chose to arrest, how they made and executed that decision was one of the most important issues for the health of our country. and yet historians have spent a lot of time exploring the history of the arrest and how to what extent it stays the same and to what extent it changes over time. and when they have done so, they have rarely done so from the perspective of of the people, most immediately involved in the arrest rate that. actually, we don't know very much about what police officers about and how they understood they were doing when they were making arrests. that is, there has been too little work on that question. but we also don't have very much informatio

units on hand to support them as well. it goes a 1000000 people are expected to descend on central london to see what they can, all the service and the big screens and the procession that will follow it. and of course, all taking place as well in front of a congregation made up of dozens and dozens of world leaders, presidents, prime ministers, royalty from all over the world. these a state funeral like no other and coming as it does, of course, at the culmination of a period of national morning in this country in which we've witnessed the queen's final journey beginning all the way back to the moral the place where she died. her favorite home in the scottish highlands, her coffin draped in the roll standard, bearing the imperial crown. born from there to edinburgh, as she lay in state for 2 days, and then down to london, where she lay in state in westminster, hall inside the palace of westminster for 4 days. and 5 nights as hundreds of thousands of people stood in line, day and night to file slowly past her coffin. and of course we've witnessed in this period as well. the passing of the 2nd is to be an age that began in 1952, which the world in this country have