and turns out it was the same guy, bill gene hobbs, and hobbs told him that was moving in. he basically acted like he was the new roommate. he brought his bike and backpack and talked like he'd just live there. he had been exploring the bedrooms. had seen the family photos. and so this man's girlfriend was there and called 911. the police came and they did make an arrest because this guy told them that he was scott peterson, famously the killer of his wife and unborn baby many years ago in california, and police took him to northern station and arrested him for trespassing because he didn't actually steal anything, and giving false information to the police. that case was handed then to district attorney brook jenkins and her office dropped it. again, in that weird phrase, quote, in the interest of justice. when i got a statement from her office yesterday she said he hadn't tampered with anything or stolen anything so that's why they dismissed this case. but when i talked to san mateo district attorney steve wagstaff what would you have done if it happened in san mateo coun

kenny hobbs, good to have you here. katie hobbs is a secretary of state for arizona. watching. you can catch me next saturday and sunday morning here from eight to 10 am eastern. don't forget it's available as a podcast. you can listen to the entire show on the go. subscribe in the sun for free anywhere you get your podcasts. the sunday show with jonathan kaye part, begins right now. >> donald trump brought out the world's tiniest violin again. lashing out of the investigation swirling around him, including the one -- we'll have the latest for the showdown on doj. moore governor shamelessly play politics with migrants lives, transporting them to democratic strongholds of little or misleading information. new york city mayor eric adams tells me how the big apple is coping. and, a senate candidates stunning reversal. >> i signed a letter with 100 another generals and admirals saying that trump won the election. damn it, i stand by that. >> i have come to the conclusion, and i want to be definitive on this, the election was not stolen. >> say what? why more republicans m

also, sterling at 1.0802, william hobbs at barclays saying they would look at the short side bet. 10 year yield a wild ride, it was above 4% just over 24 hours ago. this just shows you the big round-trip, higher three basis points this morning. with the first word news is juliette saly in singapore. juliette: the european union has proposed a new package of sanctions on moscow that would ban european companies from shipping russian oil to third countries above an internationally set price cap. this is to pay for the further escalation of the war. the risks of an attack on the gas transit network have increased drastically. >> we do not want to continue getting revenues from transit. it is because our european partners are seeing for the time being they depend on it, and they want russia to prove they are a unreliable supplier not ukraine to stop the transit. we are going to continue transit at least while it is technically possible. despite the hostilities, we proved to everybody that we are a reliable transit country. juliette: hurricane ian has hit southwest florida with a deadl

she's running against katie hobbs, the state's secretary of state. with abortion now, it's not relitigating 2020. it's what would you do as governor of arizona and we're seeing katie hobbs and the democrats air advertisements going after the abortion decision, really putting lake on the defensive. arizona is a state where we saw the presidential contest decided by just about 10,000 votes in 2020. democrats are hoping the issue of abortion puts the republicans on the defensive. >> and richards, we've seen that abortion access and legality in states like michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, largely coming down to which party wins these governors mansions. the judge issuing an opinion calling to reinstate a 158-law. how are advocates getting voters to the polls there? it relies on motivation and turnout. >> exactly. this is an issue that started when the dobbs decision came down, but the republican party and republican leadership keep making it worse. again, as you say in arizona, they just overturned, basically gone back 150 years to a full abortion ban.

ah, many kanyes who are there, said they hobbs high expectations. president with going to fulton, one of the amazon and deal with money to help one business day grow their business. i say will be hard to people who don't staking over country the big external debt, a drought that has affected millions, rampant corruption. the president promised to walk with all canyons to make things better. we should remain conscious that we have all been elected to walk together in ensuring that our children go to school. our people have food and decent health care, and our young people have jobs and our walk of hobb dignified lives. for we believe strongly that every household matters who talk holds himself to sla, who is fighting for the majority, who are struggling to make ends meets his plans to transform the country are ambitious, but economists say all those plans need money and lots of it. if the new administration is to succeed, catherine sali, i'll jazeera nairobi, not excuse me, the planet is heading into uncharted and dangerous territory. that's a warning from scientists that you and weld

thomas hobbs were discussed, knock on effects for the country's economy to push the state of a business on robots and berlin. welcome to the program. normal service resumes measures to cut travel costs, but germans including a $9.00. your monthly public transport tickets have come to an end after 3 months, along with a reduction in fuel tax, the policies aimed to cushion the impact of rising pachel and diesel prices. now the approach to handling knock on effects of the war in ukraine has set a precedent for other european nations. among them, spain, which is introducing free monthly rail passes for many routes around the country, funded by tax on excess profits. at madrid's great 19th century, a torch, a railway station, 26 year old jennifer bernard keentonia and her sister became the happy owners of travel passes. she says it will save her around $80.00 to $90.00 euros a month. gabby? no, i can without a bit of money and i would like it to be permanent because it would make things less expensive and we can move around more than $1.00 if you anything that benefit citizens is good. of co

this community was very dear to the queen hobbs. this is less comfortable where she felt like, you know, when she was younger, she would be seen driving around. like today's people, you know, you would come across, you would come across hikes. so she was, she was not just a queen here, but she was more than that. she was a neighbor. she was part of the community. if you can just emily, i know you you, you sent us a report which we've been showing all day where you spoke to some people in the village. what did they tell you about their encounters with her or what it was like to live next to the queen? yes, i mean, everyone spoke very lovingly about these experiences. you know how, how noble at all felt when she would occasionally she would pop into the butcher's here i think on 2 occasions she popped into a book. but you know, just about the place for a long company or have worked for the world family. so in a lot of people have met the queen to all the number of the world family she was, she was, she was no stranger. she was maria,

there are 3 large aluminum plants around the city, one of which is already hobbs. its production. fear is sweeping the region perhaps, rightly so. it's not, i mean is that in a situation like this winter where we have a shortage of resources, it makes no sense to keep energy intensive industries artificially and production low in quite simply because energy is extremely scarce. yes. we therefore, it makes sense to do without energy intensive production right now because the energy is needed more urgently elsewhere. indo losers. so shut down everything in the winter for the aluminum industry, this is absurd. the process is expensive and complicated. they want help from the state. the mine is on the one hand, i think we urgently need a europe wide, industrial electricity price fuel and that would stabilize the situation for our industry. this is of anatomy, but of course that's not something you can develop and roll out within a couple of weeks. so it's not going to work unless there's emergency aid on the ski in iceland of thought, if there's a distribution problem,

about, but i clear i'm thinking about is you are aware, you know, are there were those where military hobbs, where troops or could arrest where a material equipment or could or be transferred from russia. russia doesn't have those bases anymore. and or what's more ukraine, and he is much better prepared, better armed to face any or prospective new invasion. and perhaps just to give you an idea of the mood at the head of the presidential office, a tweet in there shortly after proteins announcement about mobilization. and he just tweeted a picture ah, of of fi t o in ender adina times. i've been saying we continuing our so of course this is not great news for ukraine, but are so they're continue on fighting and these are fancy of this counter offensive is still gaining momentum or if it's still gaining momentum, bud comes amid these plans all of a sudden to hold so called referendums in separate us hell, territories in ukraine, in the next few days. how's ukraine responding to that? well, ukraine will never recognize. those are so called referendum they hold no legal or legitimacy or just as

one of their kind of main hobbs bringing supplies. they're always fighting don bass and we saw volumes. let's get stay with the troops. they're basically inviting us to compare his record in this war. his willingness to meet the troops and order people with flown recruiter across the border in russia who obviously, as we know, it tends to keep to his bunker or keep his guests at the end of a very, very long table at best. so it's definitely a sense of trying to search the population here that ukraine is not scared, that is, are willing to get closer to danger, closer to where things are really going. and so confidence you hear from politicians from decision makers that ukraine is not done yet. that it wants to push those russian troops back further before winter sets in where exactly they're going to do that. they're obviously keeping very tight lipped and we're able to basic duke. most observers let alone the russians by suggesting that, that counterfeits would come in the south rather than where did happen in the east . but definite

we look at katie hobbs who's in a similar situation.h in the nine or, is there a liars. how do you handle that? do you fact-check douglas trio? does fact-checking douglas trio no give air to the nonsense that he talks? >> yeah i focus on trying to make a case, with the positive of what we do in our democracy to protect our freedoms, like the right to choose, and create opportunity for children who don't often have opportunities, especially in some of our role in urban communities. i find that doug while she ono as someone who -- here in pennsylvania. won't talk to the media. won't talk to people who don't think like him, worship like him for, i like him, and married like him. these are insular and his approach. i find that i don't like we've seen a whole lot of time talking about him, but rather focus on my positive vision for how we can bring pennsylvania together, get meaningful things done. >> josh, good to see you again as always. you have been a friend of the show for years. i appreciate the fact that you are always willing to come

is this the case of katie hobbs capitulating to the unions? >> well, absolutely. it's clear that she is in the pocket of the status quo and all of those who will defend and protect the status quo, and not standing with parents and families and students that really do want to have other choices and options if their assigned school is not working for them. arizona is really on the forefront of education freedom having just passed universal education savings accounts so that any student in the state of arizona that wants to do something different can do so by accessing 90% of what the state spends on that child. it's a huge step in the right direction for families, and my prediction is going to be that this momentum started in arizona around this type of program is going to continue to grow across the country. we are seeing everywhere families demanding more options and more choices and better options returning to actually focusing on learning and learning the basics. there's been so many things revealed in these last few, you know, couple of years that families have

hinds >> mark hindy >> katsuyuki hirai >> heather malia ho >> tara yvette hobbs >> thomas anderson hobbs james j. hobin >> robert wayne hobson iii >> dajuan hodges >> ronald g. hoerner >> patrick a. hoey >> john a. hofer >> marcia hoffman >> stephen gerard hoffman >> frederick joseph hoffmann >> michele l. hoffmann >> judith florence hofmiller >> wallace cole hogan, jr. >> thomas warren hohlweck, jr. >> jonathan r. hohmann >> cora hidalgo holland >> john holland >> joseph francis holland iii >> jimmie i. holley >> elizabeth holmes >> thomas p. holohan >> herbert wilson homer >> leroy w. homer, jr. >> bradley v. hoorn >> james p. hopper >> and my brother, salvador, we miss you every day. you are loved by all forever in our hearts. >> can my fighter gerard patrick. we love you, we miss you. it doesn't get any easier. these continue to watch over mom, me, ryan, and your grandsons. we love you and i will always be your olive oil. [applause] >> montgomery mccullough hord >> michael joseph horn >> matthew douglas horning >> robert l. horohoe, jr. >> michael robert horrocks >> aaron horwitz >>

. >> so are you going to campaign for katie hobbs, the democratic candidate for governor as a result of that? . >> i will do everything i can to make sure carrie lake is not elected. [ applause ]. >> so -- does that include campaigning for democrats if that's what it takes? . >> yes. >> i want to bring in nbc capitol hill correspondent ali vitale. and charles coleman a civil rights attorney, former prosecutor from brooklyn and msnbc legal analyst. so, ali, we heard a little from adam schiff describing wednesday's hearing. new information, new context. but do we have anymore information about what that information or that context might actually be? >> no. look, chris, they have been tight lipped both when they were down in austin where i was watching them talk with reporters about what this committee is going to look like going forward. but they have continued to promise there will be new information presented from old players we have seen at various points in these hearings. we know they are actively fact-finding as well. this has been the story of the january 6th committee the cours

. >> reporter: small business owner anika hobbs is already feeling it.re will you have to make cutbacks? >> yeah, i mean, some of the cutbacks i've been thinking back is staff hours, payroll is always one of those things that you can manage. but then that also is a huge pinch on me. >> reporter: with the central bank raising interest rates for the fifth time in a row -- >> when you type in that final -- >> reporter: this boutique has to press pause on her expansion plans. >> because we're paying more into debt rather than taking that money and put it into hiring more people or expanding into a new store. >> reporter: the move today is an effort to curb consumer demand and in turn, cool inflation. with prices 8.3% higher in august than a year ago. but powell's challenge is a balancing act of bringing prices down without triggering a recession. the fed anticipating unemployment will rise from 3.7% to 4.4% at the end of next year. >> we have to get supply and demand back into alignment, and the way we do that is by slowing the economy. >> reporter: somethin

we just had to come in peabody space to the queen, because then i mean, she's about so hobbs horribly and just seem dre to come here to want to thank him for such is come for us and we fleet some flavors. pit floaters don't and day. yeah. just want to shoot gratefulness, we've only been an interview for 3 days and i was say, thursday she passed by and we obviously want to stay here and stay an extra day. just a pair respects from california. i was, she, you know, don't know, lot about the green and or the marketing problem, but the history, you know, and obviously a sad time for the country. meanwhile, britain's new monarch, king charles, the 3rd has been proclaimed the monarch in scotland, wales and northern ireland. ah ah, in edinburgh, the proclamation was followed by guns to lead on a military ban, paying the anthony god save the king was also some billing from a group of republicans similar ceremonies took place in belfast and that kind of carson earlier proclamations were held in other parts of the commonwealth, including new zealand and australia. those are the headlines. news,

delighted with this trip, because she always dreamed of visiting the united kingdom in the country of hobbeshers. it was very unexpected to hear this from the wife of a soviet leader, and from the wife of a politician in general, and then i thought what a smart, erudite and educated woman, and she also said that she and her husband, translated into russian, read many english novels of the 20th century. she talked about famous authors. graham greene summerset my uh, asked me what my favorite contemporary soviet novelist is. what put me in an awkward position because the only one who came then? alexander solzhenitsyn was in my mind at that time he was not yet. rehabilitated, who could imagine that the first person in the country. wow, such a lovely wife. i don't think there were any bad magazines or tea or someone else and many others. well, how are you embarrassed to show them, and here came a beautiful young woman beautifully dressed, showing how they love each other. they are not ashamed of this and i see that she is trying to help him in every possible way and how the enemies wound it, how

our people have food and decent health care, and our young people have jobs and our walk of hobb dignified libraries. for we believe strongly that every hassle mottos who took holes himself. tesla who is fighting for the majority was struggling to make ends meet his plans to transform the country are ambitious. but economists say all those plans need money and lots of it. if the new administration is to succeed, catherine saw you, al jazeera nairobi. ah, this is al serra, these, your top stories. the coffin of queen elizabeth, the 2nd is now in buckingham palace after being flown from scotland. traffic came to a standstill throughout much of london as thousands lined the streets in the rain to catch a glimpse of the hearse. the new king charles, the 3rd and his wife, the queen, called source where the palace to receive the coffin area. on tuesday, king charles the 3rd made his 1st visit to northern islands since taking the throne . hundreds gathered in the village of hillsboro to welcome him and the queen, consort, sovereign also met, leaders of northern islands devolved parliament. us mar

campaign for katie hobbs? the democratic candidate for governor in arizona as a result of that? >> i'm going to do everything i can to make sure that kari lake is not elected. >> so -- does that include campaigning for democrats if that's what it takes? >> yes. >> we're talking about arizona. that is a huge deal. she's going to throw her weight. that is a state where just a little bit of that normal like mccain republican vote really is impactful. i hope that was one of the more significant things she said yesterday. >> yeah, i think in terms of like bottom line what's she actually going to do over the course of the next six weeks now until the midterms, over the course of these next six weeks when she gets free of washington. we know she's going to be on the road a fair amount. look, everything she said 100% is consistent with what she's been saying. after everything she's done and said, there's no ground to gain to do anything but trust that liz cheney is really serious about trying to make sure donald trump

howdy is currently building a series of exclusive fast charging stations in germany, double charging hobbs in order to have enough energy for these to operate around the clock. former audi e tron modules are used as buffer storage and the plan is for used audi batteries to help electrify entire regions in the sun health zone in africa. together with the social enterprise, africa, green tech. the automotive group is planning large solar networks that can store energy within 2nd life batteries. we can bring on mobility and electricity together for people who have electricity at all. the 1st time learned energy lot from a little generator from bought from funk power. but they also want to have energy at night. so then it uses used batteries to stored energy during the day and then can use it tonight. new names, batteries and india are also powered by the sun. they get their energy from solar panels at various distribution stations. each battery is internet connected. as these batteries are internet connected, we get a bronze notification at that end of life and pick up the batteries for recyc

howdy is currently building a series of exclusive fast charging stations in germany dubbed charging hobbs in order to have enough energy for these to operate around the clock, former audi e tron modules are used as buffer storage and the plan is for used audi batteries to help electrify entire regions in the sa health zone in africa. together with the social enterprise, africa green tag. the automotive group is planning large solar networks that can store energy within 2nd life batteries. we can bring on mobility and electricity together for people who have electricity at all the 1st time learned energy lot from a little generator from bought from funk power. but they also want to have energy at the night. so then they've used to use batteries to store energy during the day and then can use up after night. new names, batteries and india are also powered by the sun. they get their energy from solar panels at various distribution stations. each battery is internet connected. as these batteries are infinite connected, we get unwonted notification at that end of life and pick up these macbeth

so that's only the cooking outside the foraging for hobbs and mushrooms hollow, providing 1st aid. these women are learning how to cope if an emergency occurs. boy, boy, and he said it will kind of deal on it. they, he's at this situation. ukraine has shown that your own army came alive, asked that, but that you need to be able to turn to other as for how to marita c morgan. yeah. so melodic out ok with the see that the fins have experienced, the difficulty of fighting alone is on me. that's why we now think that nato is a good thing. go. it took like the voice a lot in his eyes. he ended mobile finland's capital, helsinki. the border to russia is just 160 kilometers away. the threat posed by the countries neighbor looms large here. along with sweden, finland officially applied to join nato in mid may. several weeks later, turkey dropped its objections to the 2 countries, accession but until recently, any discussion of an end to finland's neutrality was considered to boot. over the last few decades, nato membership rarely had the support of more than 25 percent of the population. i

people who walk faster than 1.2 meters per 2nd have extremely good chances of survival, even shawls and hobb. this dark image is the grim reaper stays well behind and back . he doesn't come any closer area, isn't if we know that people who walk slower from 0.7 to 0.8 meters per 2nd, just managed to keep their distance from him government or not but walk any slower and the reaper comes closer and closer. and that's often more important than collect, draw, or blood pressure levels. i said there are huge data sets showing that music is so exercise is incredibly important to be, was all going obviously. so the lesson is keep moving, preferably as fast as these gentlemen here. drug resistant organisms, when no antibiotic will work, i'll becoming a growing problem. in 2019 over a 1000000 people died worldwide from infections that couldn't be treated. studies show it's a huge problem. certain viruses can help fight bacteria, so called bacteria phases have been used in georgia for the past 100 years. but there are no reliable studies to show whether they're truly safe with antibiotic resistance on t

even in some agricultural hobbs, dw corresponded. edith kamani visited farmers in kenya's bread basket to see how their coping with the emerging shocks. this was supposed to be a bumper, have asked for jonathan key bet. but things could not have gone worse for the king and farmer. first, the rains failed to come in much than an infestation of army ones attacked his crop . and most recently, a violent storm flattened his entire harvest will not be having anything to it. because it, if flare this from was producing a, let's the air 1815 preteen bath. now i'm predicting maybe i'll get that here to fail both. now you see that gap a gap will that on $10.00, that one will be a city, us, a city, us and a city us problem. tenure ranks as one of the countries with the highest food insecurity in the world. a serene fed economy. the country relies almost entirely on products from small scale farmers like jonathan, who simply can't keep up. we have been using their insurance model doing funding. we are not good then it may be more in later. mm hm. or now we can do as a manageable whistle funding o

the germany will be offended by that very, very hobbs because now 1st it may be, it can be really patch. speculation can be who knows, we don't know how big beliefs which are gone to the life. so we will see, but in japan, we know we already start dependent on yet energy from the us all problem states who don't care a lot about human rights like this guy is very, very people all the violence and it's very expensive and it's not easy to ship it because it can be shipped by pipeline, but it will be shipped by ships and that's not likely that we can pick all our belongings for gas with this and n g still the german of the p. and we will be even friends like before, some very interesting incite. they buy more modern dolls, associates just in human rights. so ya, thanks for joining us. your naughty all the best to thank the. meanwhile, some media outlets are warning that the damage to the north stream pipeline could be reversed. it reversible as salt water could corrode the underwater pipes. both e officials and moscow have expressed concern about potential sabotage of the trans route with r

and especially counts and is young were a strategic railway hobbs. and we saw the 1st reports and for a russian that really come in for rushmore, bloggers on telegram channels. there was a, quite some harsh criticism saying the russian army has abandoned us. a kind of shifted then to state television. we heard and some of the, the talk shows we heard and people saying, oh, there is that some bad stuff happening in ukraine. we should all get together and pray for our soldiers who are fighting, hoards of ukrainian soldiers equipped with western weapons. and one of the, the top talk shows on prime time, you know, i think the word don't panic was, was said about 10 times which kind of had the opposite effect. i kind of felt now the narrative has shifted. and the ministry of defense put out the statement that there's a regrouping happening and that seems to be kind of the, the way things are being portrayed. but still, there is some, a very surprising, outspoken criticism of the way that russia is conducting the war. and also something that i found quite

ah many kenya's were there said the hobbs high expectations president with going to fulton, one of the hampton deal with money health one business day of their business. i say it's hard to do living oh is taking over. can't you the big external debt, a drought that has affected millions, rampant corruption. the president promised to walk with all canyons to make things better. we should remain conscious that we have all been elected to walk together in ensuring that our children go to school. our people have food and decent health care, and our young people have jobs and i will walk of hub dignified lives for we believe strongly that every hassle matters. hutto holds himself asthma, who is fighting for the majority was struggling to make ends meet his plans to transform the country are ambitious, but economists say all those plans need money and lots of it. if the new administration is to succeed, catherine saw alta, 0, nairobi, and now in mexico, people can regularly go to jail for years before even facing trial. this is called mandatory pre trial detention and accounts for almost a 1

important cities in the report who are mentioning is you him, you know, this was one of the as to t g, a hobbs for a russian to re supply a to also communicate to her have new troops are coming over. so strategically, this is a very, very important moment for ukraine, and it seems that they were gaining momentum and it seems that every are are where we hear about new settlements being liberated. we've been nursing videos of the soldiers arriving in towns that have been occupied for months. what, what are they finding when they arrive? well, those are a preliminary report stouter. we haven't been able to verify yet because of the a very volatile situation there. you know, journalists are not on, there are in liberated cities just yet, but there are preliminary reports and testimonies from nearby turns their dad's death more cases of war crimes that still have to be established. but doug would just come, you know, just odd today already over 30000 war crimes. currently being investigated by ukraine's prosecutor are we hear of cases of tortures, of are committed on a civilians of those. so people

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even in some agricultural hobbs, dw corresponded. edith can manny visited. farmers in kenya's bread basket to see how their coping with the emerging shocks. this was supposed to be a bumper harvest for jonathan ki bet. but things could not have gone worse for the king and farmer. first, the rains failed to come in much. then an infestation of army ones attacked his crop. and most recently, a violent storm flattened his entire harvest will not be having anything to it. because if flare this from was producing a, let's the air it did that 15 preteen bath, now am projecting rebel. get that he had to fail both. now you see that gap, i double that on 10 bucks. that to and will be a serious a city us and a city us problem. kenya ranks is one of the countries with the highest food insecurity in the world as arena fed economy. the country relies almost entirely on fridays from small scale farmers like jonathan was simply can't keep up. we have been using air, and since more doff doing for me, we are not good and may be more in later men, or now we can do as a manageable whistle family on a neighbo

because of a one day strike by its pilots leaving more than a 100000 passengers stranded at its biggest hobbs. they're demanding better pay and working conditions. let's bring in our correspondent in germany, dominic cane who was at the airport in berlin for his said, tell us about the situation in berlin and elsewhere in germany as a result of history. one of the things that stands out about this strike is that lufthansa flights both in terms of passengers, but also cargo of very badly affected by it. that was the mission, as it were, of this strike action to try to ground as many flights as possible. and they have been successful in this particular airport, which is not such a large hub full of tanza love. tons of lights aren't flying, but as you can see, many passengers around because other airlines of course, all flying. but if you look at the other airports, the major hubs full of tanza in germany, that his munich and frankfort, all the flights were cancelled. and the estimate is like a $130000.00 passengers will be affected by this strike action. and at its heart, this resolves around r

during his 1st address to the nation as monarch ah, until mccrae, this is al jazeera alive from dub hobb, also coming up the end of an era, the u. k. is longest serving monarch, a towering figure, who rose above politics is remembered at home and abroad the legacy of a colonial power. we look at what the future holds for the monarchy and its commonwealth ties abroad. and ukrainian forces pushed to take back towns, villages in the east. russian officials even admit their advance has been sharp and rapids. ah, ah. the united kingdom's new king charles the 3rd has addressed the nation and the white commonwealth for the 1st time as monarch. he praised his mother, queen elizabeth the 2nd for her unswerving devotion to the roll. he pledged to follow her example, and serve with loyalty. was just gone past midnight in london where people are still gathered outside buckingham palace. earlier on friday, crowds were heard shouting, god save the king! as he and the queen consult camilla arrived back in the capital where rich helen's begins al coverage from london. yesterday he was saying farewell to

i said i had hair on al jazeera, india's i t hobb is brought to a standstill after an unusually heavy downpour. i protested. police crashing chile after voters reject to propose your constitution. ah, that has been flooding recently on the east side of the u. s. from the midwest and then particular to the appalachians, the ohio valley and you see there is more rain forecast is line of cloud is a cold front. so it's actually taking temperatures down in place like taxes and given rain recently, and the flood risk is still there. that line goes east was during tuesday to the west, though it's completely opposite story. we seen reco temperatures again in places in california, and that is the area where record temperatures could still be for the next few days . 40000000 people under excessive heat warnings. not just of a guesswork. this is a proper warning. again california nevada and arizona. now back down to where temperatures are not really the story we were back into tropical sites. he's inheritance using like, early on its way away from puerto rico, but his leaving rain as potential b

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in 1992 to the city of dresden and eastern germany, so shortly after the wall had fallen and the 2 hobbs of germany had been re united, dressed and was essentially annihilated in the 2nd world war by british and american fire bombing. and the reception that the queen received. there was cool. in fact, an egg was thrown, there were protests, and that none the less didn't stop her from becoming a major donor to the dressed entrust, which sought to rebuild traced its most important landmark, the our lady of the, our lady church, of which was completely destroyed in the fire bombing, and which was one of the magnificent churches of europe prior to world war 2. she gave a benefit conference concert here in berlin in the year, 2004 for a essentially rebuilding that church. and she helped to pay for the golden cooper law that now adorns the church. it was made by artisans in britain who included the son of one of the pilots that destroyed dresden. so a powerful symbol of exactly that. reconciliation of fascinating italy is melinda crane. thanks so much for that. this is dw news from berlin and

does he live from dough hobb also coming up the u. s. trans to unblock internet services and iran, as the government in tech run, restrict social media during protests, arkansas, as downgraded, but it still poses a threat to canada. it's bracing for what could be one of its strongest storms on my fish sellers and a ton of senegal, say a factory stifling their business and killing local people. rushes pushed to annex for regions, and ukraine has moved into a new phase with authorities going door to door. and what they say are referendums on soldiers are reported to be forcing people to vote. the balance meant to decide whether the occupied air is it should join russia. but critics say the outcome has already been decided. the votes are taking place in the hans don't yet. zap aleisha and hassan, they cover about 15 percent of ukraine's territory. ukraine's western allies have condemned the ballots as a sham that appears to be a step towards russian annexation. ever. allison door has more from cave. it's very tough to get real 1st hand i