at the top pia and cleopatra also went for croatia so maybe an upset is on the cards and hey let's say this world cup has been full of shocks so maybe we've got one last big surprise the animal kingdom certainly know who they're picking get all these mark meadows in studio and barbara more from moscow thank you both very much. and if that's not enough world cup for you d.w. has even more coverage before during and after today's final on our kickoff you tube channel or sports team has been following all the action throughout the tournament here's a taste of what's on there. football is a simple game that the end france or croatia will win the world cup two thousand and eighteen. when we go live with all woke up show forty five minutes before kick off on sunday send your questions to hashtag d w kick off a comment below right here on our you tube channel youtube dot com slash deed of you can see you once said the law is on you tube. now some of the other stories making news around the world demonstrators have marched through the finnish capital helsinki to protest the policies of u.s. pr

the tapia who was also picked croatia as winners cleopatra's not so good in the stats i will tell you that france there's a reason why friends are going to win because in one thousand nine hundred eight when france last won it three defended scored and at this tournament. and the scored as well three defend us so that's why i'm going for friends nor in the animal kingdom as advice maybe just well let's take a look back at yesterday's game actually belgium beat england they got third place what do you make of what happened there yet those in one two know it's hard to say they wanted it more but it kind of mattered more to them because the world cup in the past in sixty six the best belgium of a don't fulfill so to finish that was important to them to go home with the bones medal they put out a full team in the made a few changes in a still a great tournament but belgium pretty please things and we can actually have a look now at some of the action. belgium were dominant from the off casually playing their way through england's midfield a brilliant pass from remember luke aku found nass

and also cleopatra also predicted a win for croatia perhaps the match as unpredictable as that adorable bear mark meadows in studio from our sports department and w.'s emily sherwin in moscow thank you both very much. now some of the other stories making news around the world demonstrators have marched through the finnish capital helsinki to protest has the policies of the u.s. president donald trump and russian president vladimir putin the two leaders are holding a summit in the city on monday ahead of his arrival trump told a u.s. broadcaster he is going into the meeting with low expectations. in iraq police have clashed with anti corruption protesters as they try to storm a government building in basra several people are reported to have been wounded for the past week demonstrators in cities across the south have been demanding better public services and protesting a lack of jobs. heavy rain and thunderstorms have taken lives and caused major damage in china flooding along the yellow river and hundreds of other waterways roads and railways have been blocked and bridges destroyed thou

bronkowitz presents cleopatra schwartz.er again will one man and one woman defy such incredible odds. together no one could stop them. >> i don't think parody and satire is important. but it's important to me because, you know, i've done it a lot. "kentucky fried movie" started with "kentucky fried theater." we did these sketches in 1971 in madison, wisconsin. in 1972 moved the show to l.a. >> quiet. hold still! >> we wanted to make that show into a movie. >> poisonous fish. >> "kentucky fried movie" was doing individual bits without a story. >> i'm not wearing any pants. film at 11:00. >> what we were trying to do with "kentucky fried movie" was get into the movie business. there's a certain z.a.z. sense of humor, whatever that is. for me the most fun was making david and jim laugh. we trusted the other two whether our ideas were funny or not. something about the three of us, we had a common vision. >> sound your alarm bell now. >> all right. now, everybody. get in crash position. >> "airplane!" had that anything can happe

bogged down in the project to film the story of cleopatra. he had worked in world war ii with the u.s. army. saw the cinema as being a way of actually changing people's attitudes to world affairs. as a filmere my work historian collides with my work as a scholar of public diplomacy and somebody who is interested in how individuals can be involved in international affairs. because he believed as a filmmaker, he could change people's attitudes to world affairs. 1944, he made a film called "wilson," which emphasized the values of internationalism and world war i. he is looking for ways to revive an interest in a collective enterprise, allies working together to make the world a better place. he sees a d-day as being a thing that could tell that story, and also a surefire box office success to revive the fortunes of his movie studios which is 21st century fox. he buys the rights to the longest day four $175,000, and sets about getting the film made. there are three key decisions in creating "the longest day." the first is to allow contributing co

the prisoners from the local philadelphia jail -- >> carry him like cleopatra. >> he does have this moment of eloquence at the end. >> yes. >> it's really, really -- if u you're looking for a statement of bipartisan principles and insights, read what he says at the very end. and then he's being carried back to his quarters, and this matron in philadelphia sees him and says, mr. franklin, what have you done? and he says, we have given you a republic if you can keep it. >> very problematic. >> oh, baby. can we? i don't know. >> put this in context. as late as 1848, the europeans have revolutions in italy, in france, and germany to try to establish, get rid of monarchy and establish republics. they all fail. so that's the context for lincoln when he says we are the last best hope. it looks as if republicans or democracy as we would call it is not going to remain. >> lincoln, whether any government so concedes and so dedicated can long endure. >> right. >> it's the notion that this republic is going to be the wave of the future looks like it's not going to happen. >> it's been tried and failed