would the rights in the security over the armenians living in car, up now, gordon, or car about will be addressed and guaranteed latest aggression is happening while the humanitarian consequences over the 2020 war in gordon, oak harbor have not made addressed yet. the post war, the, i believe vacation of now gordon, of car above the psycho social issues of the displaced population that it population of armenian prisoners of war and the preservation of cultural and religious hated. these are the main on the agenda of our government. nevertheless, the armenians in now gordon or car above are in need of the support of international community. we call to support the secure, an unhindered access or view in humanitarian agency in 2 n. just cease to now gordon or kyra in order to assess the humanitarian human rights situation and ensure protection of culture, cultural heritage on the ground. we think that the office of the un high commissioner for refugees and the independent fact finding mission of unesco should have access to the now gordon or kyra above conflict. some, unfortunately, as

asia expert gordon chang joins us, gatestone institute senior fellow. gordon, what do you think?r putin has to turn to kim jong un for help? >> yeah, we shouldn't be surprised that the russians are doing this especially because they do have a need for what north korea produces. but we've got to remember that north korea's sale of military items is specifically prohibited by u.n. security council resolutions, and the story here is not so much about russia or north korea, it's about the united states failing to impose if costs on north korea's backers, specifically china and russia. when those two have actually been violating international rules. so i think that putin thinks he can get away with it because he's gotten away with it in the past. eric: well, do you think there'll be a united nations security council meeting called for monday on this? china could block it, so what does the administration and the west do to try and deal with this? >> yeah. i don't think china can block a meeting, but they certainly can block a resolution, because they do have a veto. and the question is

>> gordon gives him the big pickax, and that guy, with gordon's pickax, ends up on the cover of newsweek. [laughing] [music] >> one thing about rupert murdoch the people must understand, he has a great vision for what is lacking in the landscape. [music] >> not only in print, but in television. >> how did television news become so boring? >> president obama.>> very politically correct. >> it's shocking. [music] >> not only will there not be anyone like him in the future, you can't erase it, it's here to stay. [music] >> we realized very early on in our reporting that there were two stories here that we were really writing. and one story was the story of rupert murdoch, media mogul, and the other story is the story of rupert murdoch, the father. >> those two identities are deeply intertwined.and that has huge bearing, this one is going to determine the future of the other. [music] >> when they got to new york, the murdoch's moved right onto fifth avenue. they are in this rarefied upper east side world. [music] >> the most privileged existence you can imagine. [music] >> you know, celebrit

gordon said it in both ways. do you agree with that. gordon changed a little bit.uld be not obvious or overt but if we getting a conflict with one or the other. >> i agree with gordon. they will join forces and that is what the strategic military wargame is all about, it is ongoing. putin will come on the sixth of september to oversee the live fire portion and previously side exercises included in nuclear component. as i mentioned to fox news digital this exercise has a high risk of miscalculation and misinterpretation. will: ominous, and lightning conversation. thank you so much. coming up, it is a flightmayor, 12 million americans set to fly, but pilot protests and other issues are causing delays, kurt knutsson has ideas that will help. he is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ does it get better than not parallel parking yourself? ♪ alexa ask smartfeed to feed the dog. does it get better than feeding your dog from 50 miles away? yes... it does. at buick we see a future that's even better. because the life enhancing innovations you've never even dreamed of? buick is dreaming of them eve

. >> o'donnell: the late dpornd gordon was -- go gordon parks ws considered one of the most renowneders of the 20th century. he got his start in d.c. the public will get a chance to see his early works for the first time. cbs's nikole killion gives us a snapshot. >> reporter: gordon parks looked through his lens at the poor and the powerful. >> he's really documenting the second half of the 20 20th century. >> reporter: benjamin is director at the research center at howard university which acquired more than 250 photographs from parks' collection. what was it like to go through the photographs? >> it was blind blowing because i know him from shaft -- ♪♪ i'd never seen a color photograph of malcolm x. >> reporter: before he captured iconic images of malcolm x, ali and sidney poitier, he honed his craft in the nation's capitol launching his career as the first black staff photographer at "life magazine." >> his collection spans from the '40s to the '90s. he shot pictures at howard university in 1941 and it's going back to howard university so future generations see the importance of th

the revolutionary french swiss film director john gordon, has died at the age of $91.00. what was known or french new wave classic and icy fees like breathless, starring job, open on door and goes back. is i going to classic films push cinematic boundaries and inspired generations of directors? kenya has a new president, william brutal took the oath of office at nairobi. herani international stadium hauling a closely contested election, and a court challenged by his opponent. tens of thousands of people gather towards the integration and who takes over from a long time president who kenyatta used. mario miller takes a look at the man who will lead east africa's largest economy. william route or b. b. odds to when kenya's topped up, despite been deputy for almost a decade, he ran as the under dark, sidelined by outgoing president award kinyata, raised in a small village where he says he often slept hungry. he drew on his own childhood experiences to connect with supporters. my election opens possibilities for all our children, irrespective of their background. it is quick

i mean, incredible for let's go over now to emily gordon. she's standing by for us in central edinburgh. emily, could you tell us about what's happening right now? so the queen's coffin has left the palace poly read house. it is now making its way up. the royal mile and up and down cathedral. it's going quite slow and just as it did in other places around scotland is going slow so that people really do have the time to catch a glimpse to see her coffin, to say good bye, and to pay that. sure. beats as she goes past the coffin is draped in the royal standard of scotland, which is the flag represents the sovereign in scotland. so once you arrive at the club, southside and the coffin is actually followed by king charles, he's leading the procession behind the coffin. and he is joined by other members of a royal family. once they get ti, sandusky 60 joel, a service will be held there and a vigil will follow in the evening as well and will be attended biking. charles and other members of the royal family. i think it's amazing that every one of th

now gordon, occur above as internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan, but as controlled by ethnic armenian forces, backed by armenia. the conflict dates back to the dissolution of the soviet union. much of no gordon carrabas has been under the control of armenian rebels, which as a by john refuses to accept a so called frozen conflict that remains unresolved. turkey has expressed its support of other by john, while russia has provided armenia with military equipment. queen elizabeth the 2nd coffin has arrived in england after laying at rest in the scottish capital, edinburgh, for 24 hours. the coffin has been unloaded from the plain at area. no fault about an hour away from central london. these are like pictures we're watching right now . it will then be driven to buckingham palace where it will be or to westminster hole where the queen will lions thankful, 5 days of able to come and pay their respects before the queen's funeral. next monday he w, correspond a big mass is in london. give us a sense of the atmosphere in london. do you expect a lot of people to turn out to view the

focus on the future of the crown as well as it's past last hour correspondent in edinburgh, emily gordon to describe the atmosphere in the scottish capital today. yes, i mean, it was an atmosphere of, you know, just this feeling of having to be there have been part of this historic moment. and right now, you know, the cues are still long. they're still vague. and lots of people wanting to get into some dolls cathedral, where the coffin of the queen lies where the queen lives in rest for the next 24 hours and in scott rail, the national rail. so actually announced that there will be an hourly night train running from glasgow to edinburgh, so people will be able to go back and forth. so even if it's 2 o'clock in the morning, people will be able to travel to edinburgh to go and pay their respects to the queen. so huge crowds turning out would have been a, what have you been hearing from some of these people have been gathering their in edinburgh oh, i mean for many of the people here it was, you know, it was a, it was hugely important to be here of course you know, and they speak very fondl

well, you look at people like gordon and think, if the penguins are happy, then what prevents people being happy. but nothing prevents people from changing the world around anna valerievna yes, konstantin will tell about such a person now titomirov attention to our screen. good morning, basket and ball, as the word basketball is translated from english, according to some reports, more than 200 million people play this game. even more people follow it, and how did one of the most popular sports begin with disputes 3,000 years ago in the mayan tribe it was customary to arrange what today we call a debate, if the opponents did not agree, they performed a ceremony, pizzas, arguing, the parties had to throw a leather bubble into a stone ring without the help of hands, which was hung on eight-meter height, the first who succeeded was considered right in the dispute, but the losers were often sacrificed, fortunately bloody sport has sunk into oblivion. but basketball, familiar to us, appeared at the end of the 19th century in the american springfield in a local christian college, they came

gordon corera, bbc news, cia headquarters. tuesday. that's because of tropical storm ian, which could become a hurricane as it approaches florida. it's the third delay in a month for the test flight, which suffered a fuel leak and other technical glitches at the end of august. nasa had previously said that a further delay would force them to roll the spacecraft back from the launch pad. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello there. it was a beautiful start for early risers out there today, but yes, it was on the chilly side. in fact, temperatures quite widely across the country dipping down to low single figures. it was glorious, a lot of sunshine, but quickly we had a veil of high cloud. this weather watcher picture from 0xfordshire just illustrates the point quite beautifully. as we go through the day today, though, england and wales will continue to see some cloud, but sunny spells and quite a quiet story. a few scattered showers across northern ireland, western scotland and then a weather front gra

gordon, what happens if iran and or north korea join this relationship? of the orbit as his new axis of the bill expanding? >> of already been a part of it for quite some time. the north korean regime could not survive without support from both china and russia. and the new relationship between iran and china defined a billion-dollar deal. that also is in conjunction with other deals between china and cheraw have been in existence for quite some time. i think this actually has been an access we are seeing. maybe there being more bold talking about it in public. it in substance has been around for quite some time. >> rebekah will have about a minute here. we have fought a cold work in the soviet union for 50 years. is this threat this new axis more or less a dangerous than the former soviet union? >> it's absently more dangerous. because putin is a planning to reintegrate into an ally alliance. and china is also planning to integrate taiwan. and so what we have right now is the possibility of the two theater war in which the pentagon will be really hard pr

lorna gordon, thank ou the queen of scots. lorna gordon, thank you very _ the queen of scots.alk now to our correspondent alexandra mackenzie at st giles' cathedral. and memos of the public will be able to view the queen's coffin and pay their respects there?— their respects there? that's right. peole their respects there? that's right. people have _ their respects there? that's right. people have been _ their respects there? that's right. people have been gathering - their respects there? that's right. people have been gathering here| people have been gathering here since first thing this morning, before it was even light. some people were here overnight. i'm not sure how many there are but all i can see is just a sea of people all the way down the royal mile. people have come from all over scotland, people have come from further afield, and also, they will be hoping to catch a glimpse of the coffin of the late queen elizabeth, as it comes up from the palace, all the way up the royal mile to st giles' cathedral. they also want to see the new king, king charles iii, for the ve

so gordon, the system. i'm still not. i forgot. i balinsa dog, almost new by william when you come in a room with william stone. but they didn't. they don't. austin yet? do you get tired for you to call in the bush and i don't wanna know they're coming to it and you put that a whole cho does what a boost. why it suddenly weird and i put them via sneezing. who's now we're going to look at the conversion. fortune line could yes, the origin and the nina the get the most down when a lot of jania. i watching videos, not lucy's piece of deep. got that on with our board. this is just for, for mission. i shook her a blog about italy for michelle marsh. active nick armando took over the miles to be posted if the company got 1st for you. my sister on the doesn't bother me. the basket, probation by the 15th, the separation finance. yet of course the one is this variety of miss rushing and it's not there's no sub richna marines, guy, but it's in the atlanta that are border while yet katrina was training in moscow. sponsors were found to financ

any i guess, some in law mutually you can call that the in the that with golden lobby will not be gordon. call said boy, what a mom a bill was 3 it coming from 13030 or any basil you not. give me another inform us young, good, or i'll be in bulk what any money must be. i will be, you know, then it was equal, marcia will be, i got the money local mental get on the other, gordon, you know, make it inform us. your domain name is coming. go with with my aesop for you and daughter can oh i'm well you will know me. hey mama, they want to when we go home, they want to put them on their money. a money, a money on the board. i think with the one with me here as a tennis, so what the here tampa where they don't get any work mid thing. marcella. not be any samuel camino dinning in chicago. here it goes. i mean, thought they thought yell like, not given. i bought a piano then the money you know, money get a. have you gave that money back on my radio, not on the mom will be on the alley. a book ali or your been, we really don't on man. ready. i'm not going to be not one. i'm looking at him up on anot

jon: max gordon, thank you.y with fox for continuing coverage of tropical storm ian, follow the latest updates on the fox weather app and online at fox weather.com. police in north dakota say there's no evidence a teen killed in a hit and run as part of republic and extremist group. 18-year-old taylor died after state troopers say shannon brandt hit him with his car last sunday. brand told investigators that you had a politically charged argument before the crash. christina coleman has that st story. >> 41-year-old shannon charged with dui related vehicular homicide even the scene of a crash. he allegedly hit and killed 18-year-old taylor ellingson in north dakota town of mchenry. the call his mother saying is chasing him and police say he turned him. documents state claimed they had a political argument and grant admitted to state radio he hit the pedestrian and the pedestrian was part of a republican extremist group. authorities have not confirmed he belongs to republican extremist group or a political argumen

lorna gordon, thank you _ bills. absolutely. lorna gordon, thank you very _ bills. absolutely.s talk about northern ireland. among the challenges facing the new prime minister is the problem of how to restore power sharing at stormont after the northern ireland executive collapsed earlier this year, and sorting out trading arrangements in the wake of brexit. our ireland correspondent emma vardy has this report. dealing with the politics on the small part of the uk has long been a challenge for british prime ministers. and liz truss will be landing here at a critical time. good morning, everyone, welcome to belfast. . ., , good morning, everyone, welcome to belfast. ,, ., , ., belfast. she will need to try to broker a new _ belfast. she will need to try to broker a new political - belfast. she will need to try to broker a new political peace i belfast. she will need to try to i broker a new political peace between highly polarised parties, and prepare the british and irish relationship which brexit has taken on a bumpy ride. emir; relationship which brexit has taken on a bumpy r

john steele gordon was educated at vanderbilt university. his articles have appeared in numerous publications including forbes, "national review," commentary, the new york times, the wall street journal. he's a contributing editor at american heritage and he wrote the business of america column for many years and rights that longview column for barons. he's the author of several books including hamilton's blessing, the extra ordinary life and times of our national debt, the emergence of wall street as a world power, the business of america hails from the market place, american enterprise from the selling of doing when to the breakup of at&t and an empire of wealth, the epic history of american economic power. please join me in welcoming mister gordon to the podium. [applause] >> good evening. i'm happy and honored to be at hillsdale college once again. i'm here to talk about socialism and american history which is to say the history of socialism on very stony ground. socialism is by definition an economic system where in the means of product

mother gordon. but after the eel, i post the lyla politi galena, a avenue in little north austin. i listen. sony economy day near la country latina, lockwood duda. lamesa invoice. good god, your new voice died. jill da, the delane, d. e o. c. younger the event. good. all she a bill of good, good are all said that i looked at the word. mm. there is charlie, mozilla. that'll work the most of the separate shiranda m e. a predator them we this is the russian center in rome. and the latest news. the italian government is declared a large group of russian diplomats persona non grata what tiny c chests not was. so come morgan yet nipping at that. i said by dia shaquana out. i see him norm whipple, a chem, disconnect, mcneish. supp, shanie slower. i'm, if i did get this love i me, nissan. glenn, it's quality sch, can post some category was the last crana. i'm not born. yeah. chris rock, oregon price is keith eliane sky. mm ah. a jenner weston. the push are not in the water with russia. they don't like to do that. i just want to ease at ward with she did the dish washing one, let you wait.

so come gordon list. but some of the nation with guns cannot mechana statements of ukrainian figures, such as dr. chin off, reinforce concern about the fate of the children evacuated from don bass, dubbed the ukrainian dr. manga chin off openly. course we're doing away with don bass, his children saying those in the 3rd row, in fact, are to be killed. lows in the 2nd row in a year or 2, they'll move to the 3rd row. apparently many ukrainians hummed with anti russian propaganda support his statements. ah. 2 2 0 yes, i'm out. it seems as though my, you thought it since i knew it to get it was a lie. ziegler crane, i'm not sure yet. i'm good with the sky and your little was going and get out for those to push a deductible. yet a lot of on this now, the fact that a wiley village, this what family text them, you know, grain up is of i to the right now she did dot come down, you was research, asthma, hoard it's and i did it, did it, but control no grain the cup, where can you model with that? am i literally jus

but we can now cross to aberdeen airport in scotland, where dw correspondent emily gordon is standing by. emily, you're about an hour away from bow moral castle at the moment where the queen died yesterday. tell me what's happening there. will king charles expect to shall have any minutes? photographers almost parked a cub already been moved around to spot him. he will be in a silver dagger and you will then as soon as he arrives, he will board a private jet just behind me. and that plane will take him down to london where he will meet a prime minister list troth and in the evening, he is then expected to give a speech. emily, thank you for that update. we'll come back to you later in the program. but right now, i'd like to cross to the british parliament where the new prime minister list trusts is making a speech to the parliament as head of state. and she loves them all. her words of wisdom gave us strength in the most testing times. during the darkest moments of the pandemic, she gave us hope that we would meet again. she knew this generation of britons would be as strong as anna.

. >>> the late gordon parks was considered one of the most renowned photographers of the 20th century. parks got his start right here in d.c., and the public will soon get the chance to see his early works for the first time. cbs's nicole killian gives us a snapshot. >> reporter: gordon parks looked through his lens at the poor and the powerful. >> he's really documenting the second half of the 20th century. >> reporter: benjamin actual tan is direct over of the moreland sping on research center at howard university, which acquired more than 250 photographs from parks' collection. what was it like for you going through these photographs? >> it was actually mind-blowing because i know him from "shaft." ♪ i had never seen a color photograph of malcolm x. >> reporter: before he captured iconic images of malcolm x, muhammud ali, and sidney poitier, the self-taught kansas native honed his craft in the nation's capital, at the height of segregation. launching as career as the first black staff photographer at "life" magazine. >> the collection really does span his earliest work from the for

emily gordon. is that right now? emily, the motto of today's global strikers people over profit. while the german protest is one from their leaders i ever 20000 people joined this process and they're demanding an extra 1000000 years in the government budgets and fight climate change. 8 they want to increase investments and renewable energy and public transport, but they also want to like speed up the things out to fossil fuel and introducing windfall tax to pay for the additional budget level positive additional budget. now we have a more going on in europe and are facing high inflation and energy crisis. some people argue that climate protection should now take a back seat at this very moment. watch the movements reaction to that. i will see a reason why by law of the fact that of the faith of this movement here in germany, she actually addressed exactly that issue with a diet in a place. she said that these prices are connected. they are not people, cynthia, them as individual crisis, those prices that are interconnected in this, that should be addressed as thoughts. for exampl

see me on the but i get, i mean, but there will is 21 will as i gordon of see what to work on. i will. yeah. he's voice media. he see me the central scholarship mcgee, if, if you've got on a minute little jury, she says that he put a lot of money or this bakery is one of the eldest in belmont. oh, it's been working for 3 decades. yona hasn't raised prices for several years. and refuses to do so. now, of the size of bread rolls will have to be reduced. otherwise, flower prices will negate any profit. blue. good. good. i get that up with a month. this is a full. but if you don't, a bubble of a bubble ever go to bubble, buckle bubble. millikan, investors are low bid number one thing from laurie this to the loan. you would suddenly you got to do it. so could you tell jenny those you did was off your vehicle? is out of a nickel coordinator and told buck i'm more, you know, and then my 1st name, my sam a. we'll all right again with the i love budget 11. so can in a box that i but again, my waterfall in a name that i did i blow solid reductive out. mm hm. okay, we're gonna be given, i

no. poke gordon us did a dream, ghana, till i did through that. donna, how can withdraw into her burton over at da da da at the shadow. i'll be there duly a william morrow. if cumberland behind mass in the i last some of the eclipse at all. and she's been here. you have to pose and saw give me some history to some clothes. next question, so the modem to some one. it says the, the printer plug nicely with the william column, it estimate body. mystery molina, elizabeth. he was a proudest approach army toilet munich, smoke ministers, knowledge with them to last. ah, the new computer you lithia annually for p. i will kill up to ali him and numb sophia is shauna her the lava urban when the sub is in a word, in fact, said the colonel force. it has been much worse than michel ah, minister, now. oh said negro. electronically sugar direct? no, absolutely. providing an equation will proudly talk today. ah, mia, chuck does all you need her says manage sammy's dow polizzi. he caddied or shawna lust lashley, now. he po number, bill up brennan, thrashes madeep,

lauren: gordon can stock shelves, one thousand bottles a day with those robotic arms, kind of freaky.don will soon be able to do any mundane job human doesn't want to do and eventually do the jobs you do want to do. they are working on powering their robot to coexist with human beings, to provide social needs as well. it could be stuart i'm talking to a robot. ashley: i think gordon will frighten customers, he looks like something out of a sci-fi horror movie. lauren: just prop me up and tell me beautiful things. is stuart listening? ashley: probably not. a company just opened fully autonomous restaurant in san francisco, the world's first restaurant of its kind with 60,000 possible customizations and variations on its menu. fantastic. the ceo and cofounder joins me now. congratulations. how long did it take you to come from an idea and you did this with a couple of your cohorts from stanford, how long did ago from this would be a good idea to reality? >> we started thinking through this in 2,020, almost two years ago when we realized we didn't have any great affordable food options a

brown, thatis something delivered by gordon brown, that is the polar opposite to what we see now. think we should expect labour to really major on these differences and try to capitalise, make some political capital, in the next few days as it runs through its conference in liverpool. we have seen keir starmer come out and say earlier today that he would reverse the decision to axe the 45% tax rate, we await more details to see exactly what has alternative would be, we also saw quite interestingly as we were heading into an election and i guess looking at the prospect of electability, keir starmer showing a little bit of humour and a bit more personality than we are used to with a joke about trickle—down economics, the punch line of which i am not sure is suitable for television. i line of which i am not sure is suitable for television.- suitable for television. i was worried i _ suitable for television. i was worried i would _ suitable for television. i was worried i would have - suitable for television. i was worried i would have to - suitable for television. i was i worried i w

brown and tony blair promising _ back to gordon brown and tony blair promising a — back to gordon brownt is a smart policy but — revolution and so on. it is a smart policy but i — revolution and so on. it is a smart policy but i am not sure people will think— policy but i am not sure people will think it _ policy but i am not sure people will think it is _ policy but i am not sure people will think it is something new they haven't— think it is something new they haven't heard before but it gives him something interesting to say at the party— him something interesting to say at the party conference which starts in liverpoot— the party conference which starts in liverpool today.— the party conference which starts in liverpool today. lucy, how important is it for labour— liverpool today. lucy, how important is it for labour to _ liverpool today. lucy, how important is it for labour to seize _ liverpool today. lucy, how important is it for labour to seize this _ is it for labour to seize this opportunity is there is a huge backlash in many sectors of society against government tax cuts anno

face, a role play from the georgia post for loss fuel bill will set up that, you know, there's a gordon, it really doesn't it, albano, seaman, dom or i should. he'll be golden on me. oliver's will still be in president alexander boutique. hasn't ruled out the possibility that the west is waiting for the right moment to strike the republic going with back hall with boys in year. how many times when i want to with world with you, i'm with you. i'm with a white global the lucas to be full of useful crowns. caveats of woodland beach still easy to the station, but in the board with we're sure it says he's reason. yes. tosto stuff with stumble, financial sort of supplementary stood me on the move or into for we can see numerous top political expert dmitri babich didn't believe in rosa, forbear. at 1st, the ussr spoke of western anti soviet isn't, but that didn't mean russians or she gets to a young, you know, a big rush. i forgot about centers, which in years she davis or you know, social cargo, it had such was precise depression. and you go, i really cool. you stuck with me unless you open i

we've come a long way and i've been waiting for it for ages. gordon gordon. no one forces us to come. you can see it yourself, people come voluntarily, i'm so happy. i'm about to cry. the word in them for i think the ref ransom was more than successful and completely for joan in russia. i voted was daily. so we've been eagerly waiting for this for the 8 years we've had war here in the don bus line. yet that was there's a desire to see changes to have stability certainty in your life. a desire to just live a peaceful life and see your parents calm. and care free. it is fair to say that the vote here and in all regions happened at gunpoint, but not in the sense that the western medium, our western politicians might lead you to believe. but raw that guns pointed from the key of sight at the people at the polling stations at the booths as a, even here in logan's people. and i just, the polling stations were shelled relentlessly by the key of military. our people had to interrupt the voting. they had to hide and bomb shelters, similar a similar situation and simil

the w correspondent, emily gordon, is in the scottish capital. edinburgh give us a sense of what kind of farewell queen elizabeth the 2nd has received in the scottish capitol. yes, then i mean, this was a huge ceremony here. you know, the queen, she's the queen's coffin arrives in edinburgh yesterday. and you know, she lay in state here for 24 hours and the crowds were absolutely huge. you know? and people arrived in the mornings and they, they put the deck chairs in place to, to, to wait for the procession. i'm sorry, she didn't arrive yesterday. she arrived the day before yesterday, but yesterday, that's when the procession started from the palace of hollywood house, up to saint charles cathedral. and the streets were lined from the early morning onwards. and then, you know, from the afternoon she lay in state here at san jose cathedral, she lay in rest here at saint charles cathedral and the keys of people to be able to get into such as cathedral to go and pay her respect to pay their respects. were huge, you know me bulking? charles has been in northern island. what's been happeni

a heavy military presence in a gordon occur bug as part of everyday life in the enclave. in recent years, the dispute at region has seen fighting flare on a regular basis, located in the south caucasus. now gordon occur above as internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan, but as controlled by ethnic armenian forces, backed by armenia. the conflict dates back to the dissolution of the soviet union, much of not gotten a car box, has been under the control of armenian rebels, which as a by john refuses to accept a so called frozen conflict that remains unresolved. turkey has expressed its support of other by john, while russia has provided armenia with military equipment. now, earlier i spoke to journalists, joshua kara, who specializes in the region and edits the caucuses coverage at the news website. you region that i awesome to explain to us what's different about this round of fighting. what is the significance of this round is that it's the targets algebra jones targets this time are in armenia proper. previously, the fighting has been concentrated, mostly in and

gordon corera, bbc news, cia headquarters.enyan crossed the line in a time of two hours, one minute and nine seconds, beating his previous best by 30 seconds set four years ago, also in berlin. kipchogee was coy about any future plans to tackle the two—hour mark, saying "one rabbit at a time". let's bring you pictures from italy where italians are voting in the general elections, seeing one of the polling booths in rome, they have half an hour left to cast their vote. polls closing half an hour. italians deciding whether to choose the most right—wing government since the most right—wing government since the second world war and have been opinion pulled in recent weeks showing the brothers of italy party of giorgia meloni will come out on top which will make italy's first female prime minister and the country's first far—right leader since benito mussolini. the wind continuing to strengthen, cloud across the uk, a short spell of rain that moves away from scotland and northern ireland this evening. it is going to feel colder tha

the conflict to dates back to the dissolution of the soviet union. much of now gordon, a kara bark, has been under the control of armenian rebels, which as a by john refuses to accept a so called frozen conflict that remains unresolved. turkey has expressed its support of azerbaijan, while russia has provided armenia with military equipment. journalist joshua gutierrez, specializes in the region, and it's the caucus as coverage and then use website. you're asian, as we asked him to explain. what's different about the finding this type of sure. what is the significance of this rounds? is that it's the, the targets azerbaijan targets this time are in armenia proper. previously, the fighting has been concentrated, mostly in and around the corner car box, which is internationally recognized as azerbaijan territory. these attacks are along armenian communities along the, the border inside armenia, which would represent a significant escalation in pa, sir, by johns targeting now to some of the other stories making use from around the world. a fire continues to recover in chicago, southwest fr

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the latest fighting along the borders and close to the gordon car back show that despite the 2020 piece initiative finding a lasting political solution to this crisis, one that has huge g o strategic implications is nowhere in sight. to strap it out to 0. by qu, nato is holding naval exercises with the turkish maritime force of the western coast of turkey. greece is taking part in the drills, despite rising tension between anchor and athens over disputes in the eastern mediterranean, and then console the reports from on board one of those turkish landing ships. the turkish asked 16 fido just fly by as part of war game terrain in an agency who drilled come at the time of height and tension between ankara. an ethan last small turkey said bruce had blocked it as 300. besides, on the 16th just the seats, grease denied the accusation as a nato member. greece is also participating in the exercise the, the port each other is start together. so the problem for this is the things are going to be beneficial for water, especially the, for lots of the largest such exercise in the region is being at

gordon brown is there. of course the new prime minister, liz truss, is there as well. theresa may was also in that group. >> one can only wonder what is going through boris johnson's mind. this happened a week earlier, he would be the one who would have had to do it. probably delayed -- i don't know. >> it could be relief. >> he's a massive monarchist. liz truss famously companied to end the monarchy and sack the queen. when i look at the prime ministers, i think to myself, never before in british history been so many living former prime ministers because there's been so many changing, which has been so unsettling for the british nation. so many new prime ministers. now we have a new king. and the nation is a bit lost combined with the fact that the economy is virtually collapsing, but richard can speak to that. >> i'll take it. i haven't seen sir john major as a former prime minister, i'm wondering whether he's there. you don't have to attend. this is entirely voluntary. you don't have to be there. in fact, they actually reduced -- there's lord mandleson. there's actu

john steele gordon was educated at vanderbilt university. his articles have appeared in numerous publications including forbes, "national review," commentary, the new york times, the wall street journal. he's a contributing editor at american heritage and he wrote the business of america column for many years and rights that longview column for ba.

dw correspondent, emily gordon is in central edinburgh. emily give us a sense of how today has proceeded very long day. people have been getting up, i must want to say at the crack of dawn to come down here to edinburgh to be part of this procession. you know, we saw earlier, we saw people with their camping chairs lining the barriers along with the royal mile. you know, that's the street that led from the palace of hollywood house up to saint charles cathedral. everyone was very, you know, it was very important for people to be here and it continues to be that way, you know, the q m for the people who are wanting to go into a st charles cathedral to, to pay their personal respects to the queen is expected to be huge, you know, so it is for everyone here. it's very important that they're the here, that they're passive, this historic moment. and that they're part of this, you know, end of an era really. and a lot of people held very deep personal affection for the queen. so it's not just a, you know, the monarch has a representative that of

max gordon in st. petersburg there, what are folks expecting? >> concerns are growing here in the tampa-st. petersburg area, and evacuations are underway. evacuation zones a, b, c and people in mobile homes are expected to get out. we are in a, it will worsen the next day or so. a state of emergency in every county, 5,000 national guard troops mobilized with 2,000 from other parts of the country as well. 26 school districts have been closed, and food, water, generators and pumps are staged before the landfall. power outages will be likely and the governor says restoring power is a top priority. here in pinellas county, they can reroute the power to prevent big outages. as the storm draws near, people are scrambling for supplies. some gas stations have run out of fuel and drinking water off storm shelves. and generators and plywood, and many people say after they cover the windows they are going to get out. >> we don't know how bad it's going to get and where it will turn, and we have a huge oak tree next to the house, so if, you know, it can bre

brown. brute people think we had with tony blair and gordon brown.— and gordon brown.on brown. we will see the dynamic between number ten - and gordon brown. we will see the dynamic between number ten and l and gordon brown. we will see the| dynamic between number ten and 11 and gordon brown. we will see the . dynamic between number ten and 11 in dynamic between number ten and ii in the coming weeks and months. let's talk about what liz truss needs to do right away, which is come up with a plan for the energy crisis and the cost—of—living crisis. she's said that they'll want to cut taxes to kick—start the economy, but she got a short—term problem in that she has to an awful lot of money to help people get through this winter. how do you assess her options on doing that it sounds like we will be getting a big announcement in the next week or so. i getting a big announcement in the next week or so.— next week or so. i understand thursday _ next week or so. i understand thursday has _ next week or so. i understand thursday has been _ next week or so. i understand thursday

things didn't quite go to plan, though when gordon brown got here to the united states. there was the traditional ceremony in which gifts were exchanged between the heads of government and and gordon gave the president a series of carefully curated and carefully chosen gifts from the british people, things which was of our shared history things which were very expensive, very valuable. and there was a grand over ceremony. and then what happened was that the president of the united states, in turn, gave the prime minister 20 dvds of classic american films and this was regarded in british press as a snub and a a blow to the heart of the special relationship between the two countries. and so mr. brown left dc without achieving his aim. but the worst thing happened when he got home to london and settled down in number downing street, where the prime minister lives, decides to decided to make best of a bad situation. so he rummaged the dvds that the obamas had given him, and he found one that he wanted to watch. and he put it in his dvd player. and of course, dvd refused to p