it would be to subvert hollywood. of it. it would be to subvert hollywood-— of it.holl ood. �* , ., ., . ., hollywood. because of that change in the 70s and all _ hollywood. because of that change in the 70s and all the _ hollywood. because of that change in the 70s and all the maverick- the 70s and all the maverick directors the spiel barix, george lucas himself came out of that. we wouldn't have star wars without godard. even though he would sort of box there at the thought of it. that whole raft they are of blockbusters, jaws owes everything to godard. and then who later appeared in those films. they didn't need to break out of hollywood. they took hollywood and made it international. made them and made it international. made them a little bit better, made them artistic. so i think mike is a's influence will carry on. he was 91 years old, even until recently, he was pushing forward and video installations. the last time i saw him was at a press conference that he did for iphone. he didn't turn up at the festival, but he did it virtually before the world went virt

and a hollywood comeback. the golden globes return to television screens after being dropped due to a lack of diversity. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news — it's newsday. it's 8:00 in the morning in singapore, and 8:00pm in new york, where world leaders are taking part in a un meeting which is already being dominated by ukraine. russia's invasion was always going to be at the top of the agenda, but events on tuesday have brought the war into even sharper focus. officials in russian controlled areas in the east and south of ukraine have announced snap referendums onjoining russia. it appears to be part of a push by moscow to accelerate their annexation, in response to serious setbacks on the battlefield. in areas newly liberated by ukrainians forces, disturbing accounts of torture by russian soldiers are continuing to emerge. our senior international correspondent orla guerin reports now from the city of izyum. i want to warn you — orla's report contains some distressing testimony. in the cent

hollywood. and it's important to recognize that a lot of the country was not necessarily especially before pearl harbor was not support of world war two or what was happening that we now know as world war two. and even after the japanese bombed pearl harbor, a lot americans were not in support. the europe first strategy, because the germans bombers. so why are we focused effort on europe and helped shape this and it helps shape how we perceive world war two even until today so the other part that i to bring up and you can like this one of those areas you could argue when i'm talking about film by the way i'm not counting silent film that doesn't count. i know that probably some people out there that will argue point i'm talking about synchronized sized sound and motion picture that film so this is the first war. world war two is the first global war or multi regional war that is fought in the age of film. that's something to think about in our world today. i want to take back to imagine because

castle, there are a hollywood palace. there are soldiers from the royal regiment of scotland on duty, and they are ready to, to greet their cortege and the coffin itself. and there's also papers to papers the queen's favorite type of music every morning. she would have her own personal piper play 15 minutes of chins wherever she was in the world, whether it was windsor a buckingham palace or even here at hollywood. and i beat means to meet one of the men. one of the few men have held that position as the queen's personal piper. as for almost 4 years, scott nathan with queen elizabeth piper. he would play at events play on demand to play tune she loved. he left the army, almost 3 is the go and the role he performed for the queen, but left with memories of a woman he respected and admired. for me personally, this was just some one that's on a payment coin or donna when a bite. no, he was the queen's or the person to me am for me. am i the retail might? yeah, i was, i was absolutely gussied was felix was the member of my fam

a hollywood comeback. golden globes return to television screens after being dropped due to a lack of diversity. hello and welcome. western leaders are warning president putin not to annex parts of ukraine, as officials in russian—held areas of the country said they would be holding referendums on becoming part of russia. there are plans for votes to take place in donetsk, luhansk, kherson and zaporizhzhia regions — here in red — but a chorus of leaders at the un general assembly in new york said such ballots would be a sham. more on the implications of such a move in a moment, but it does come as russia has suffered a series of setbacks on the battlefield in ukraine recently. and in areas newly—liberated by ukrainian forces, disturbing accounts of torture by russian soldiers are continuing to emerge. our senior international correspondent orla guerin reports now from the city of izyum. a warning — orla's report contains some distressing testimony. in the centre of izyum, the heart of darkness. ukrainian i

he will return to hollywood where he will spend the night. but the members of public will be able to go in to saint giles cathedral over the next 24 hours. to see their owen farewells and the authorities here in edinburgh are wanting people that there will be long delays. they are expecting a significant number of people to want to take the time out of their own lives. to say thank you for one life that was given in service to the country. what is the silence as alan was saying, that it's so poignance on this journey up the royal mile of the queen's coffin. precious pause for a moment to take in the event that an atom by now and it is extraordinary, isn't it? with all those people, the crowds frogging the sides of the razor. as the coffin goes past 20, the only sound that we can hear is that of, of children who will not be hushed. but other than that, every one is just silently paying their final respects to a woman who loved scotlands and to women. they loved in return it's interesting, i was speaking to a 5 year old on thursday evening and

and a hollywood comeback. the golden globes return to television screens after being dropped due to a lack of diversity. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. western leaders are warning president putin not to annex parts of ukraine, as officials in russian—held areas of the country said they would be holding referendums on becoming part of russia. there are plans for votes to take place in donetsk, luhansk, kherson, and zaporizhzhia regions — here in red — but a chorus of leaders at the un general assembly in new york said such ballots would be a sham. more on the implications of such a move in a moment, but it does come as russia has suffered a series of setbacks on the battlefield in ukraine recently. and in areas newly liberated by ukrainian forces, disturbing accounts of torture by russian soldiers are continuing to emerge. our senior international correspondent orla guerin reports now from the city of izyum. a warning — orla's report contains some distressing testimony. in the ce

so he was he was a magnet in hollywood. and when he when disney acquired him in. 1993, they gave him money to actually produce movies, not do not just distribute them. and he was producing more movies than any studio miramax was so it was really a power and at one point when he took a reporter for the observer down in a headlock outside and screamed, and we know he did this because the reporter had this tape recorder going, i'm the f and sheriff this f in town, and don't you forget it, harvey felt that he was his power. powerful figure. so i was interested in exploring how we use power giving money to obama and the clintons and governor pataki, the republican governor of new york, and michael bloomberg, the republican. and then an independent mayor. so he was basically parceling out money to people as well as parceling out roles. the other thing that interested me was the relationship between the brothers and and harvey and bob started this business together. they were equal partners. bob was in many ways was more successfu

so he was he was a magnet in hollywood. and when he when disney acquired him in. 1993, they gave him money to actually produce movies, not do not just distribute them. and he was producing more movies than any studio miramax was so it was really a power and at one point when he took a reporter for the observer down in a headlock outside and screamed, and we know he did this because the reporter had this tape recorder going, i'm the f and sheriff this f in town, and don't you forget it, harvey felt that he was his power. powerful figure. so i was interested in exploring how we use power giving money to obama and the clintons and governor pataki, the republican governor of new york, and michael bloomberg, the republican. and then an independent mayor. so he was basically parceling out money to people as well as parceling out roles. the other thing that interested me was the relationship between the brothers and and harvey and bob started this business together. they were equal partners. bob was in many ways was more successfu

and then i am to the palace of hollywood house, which is just behind me right now. and you've definitely been talking to a lot of people. what have they been telling you of we've been taking or but we've been speaking to a lot of people across scotland. that's unfortunate. we haven't been able to speak to many people here in edinburgh. but let me just tell you that edinburgh is also the place where the queen came any 3 weeks after her coronation. so this was a very important place for her to be. it's also the edinburgh itself is in the title of her late husband and the duke of ed did the duke of edinburgh. so these all speak very much to the importance of edinburgh to the queen, and i think in a sheer masses of people that have arrived here, actually all across the, even on the hills around around the city. you know, they're standing here waiting, trying to catch a glimpse of what will be happening once she arrives here at the palace of hollywood, her house. we're still seeing the light fixture. so for the cleans coffin arriving in edinburgh. and emily, can you take

he's just, i would cite hollywood house in edinburgh for us. m. hi there, rob, rob watts, has king charles been doing for the rest of the day? of course we saw him back at the scottish parliament. i thought that was very interesting. it was only a year ago that he was there by his his mother's side. that's right. the scottish parliament has actually played quite a significant role in the lives of the family. since it opened in the 1900 ninety's . the queen has made a speech there every year since it opened. and what's been interesting about this is that it's in many ways, it's been a time of mocking, poignant moments to each of the special places that that exists for the royal family here. the scottish parliament being one of them because i say it has been a regular feature in their, their calendar every year. but equally a chance in a sense for the family to, to see the palace of hollywood house, just close to where i am. but 100 meters are still away as, as a places, as one of the final farewells for her majesty. queen elizabeth, the 2nd hollywo

the hearse was met at the palace of hollywood house, my military guard of honor. the coffin will remain at the ball residence overnight . it will then be taken to saint charles, a cathedral in edinburgh. on monday, the queen will be lying in repose for 24 hours before i remains are flown to london . well, alan fisheries live there in edinburgh for us now. so allan, a long journey, as we've said through scotland to allow people to pay their respects to the queen, tell us about what happens next. while the crowds that were here who started to milk away, it started to rain just a few minutes after the queen finally returned home here to hollywood palace. still a few people are owned and many of them are shedding tears. they saw the queen come back here to edinburgh, a place that she spent at least one week every single year where she held her annual garden party, where she had investiture ceremonies were. she handed out honors at to people who had been awarded them by the government at body will know rest in the throne room here at hollywood palace. it'll give the ch

that is, the queen's coffin was carried into hollywood for the last time. she curtsied to her mother and to the did it at queen al jazeera salad. fisher reporting live there from edinburgh for the moment on many thanks. indeed, ukraine says that its forces of advanced farther north, in the concave region, close to the border with russia. the army says that it's recaptured more than 20 settlements in the past 24 hours since early september. ukrainian troops of advance rapidly areas that took russia months to seize, have been retaken in just days. ukrainian flags flying in the cities of islam and copy on sc both located on railway lines. that server supply routes for russian troops. ukraine says it's also made gains in the south near cas song, but at a slow pace will in response to those gains. ukraine says that russia has attacked power and water supplies in the concave region. officials say that missiles strikes caused blackouts and several areas, including how keep city power was restored than e. pro petrov ask, don't ask. and sue me by midnight sunday. bu

how did the crowds react when the queen's coffin arrived at the palace of hollywood house? i was so it was so respectful. thousands came out to de la new streets, and that would include thousands of orange tourists who happened to be in the u. k or up in scotland on all the holidays. and of course, it was a so respectful, there was a polite applause there, the court made its way down the road, mildly standing. it was quite solemn. people just felt this, this is a history making for the foreign service. if the queen is, if he was the most famous woman the whole world. so to be here is those who fall them. and of course both scots. um, it's been quite a dramatic. we can always look at those are the, you take, we put a change, a prime minister l in the week. and then a queen died with king just a couple days later in it before it started writing on you there. earlier on sunday, the quince casket made an hours long procession across scotland passing through towns and villages onward. begging the question, i guess, and you touched on it. what does the queen mean to scotland? yea

that's what hollywood enjoys.tainted by controversy, as they have been the last couple of years. they seem to be cleaning up their act. there are an estimated 100 million unexploded landmines planted across our planet, providing a constant risk to many millions of people. now, a new technique for detecting those landmines has been recognised with a major prize — and it's gone to a 17—year—old ukrainian student. the global student prize is worth $100,000, awarded to igor klymenko who studies at the kyiv polytechnic institute and has developed what is called a quadcopter mines detector. in doing so, he has beaten off 7000 other nominations from all over the world. earlier i spoke to igor klymenko and asked him what is revolutionary about the quadcopter mines detector he has developed. nowadays we have created two devices, collaborative prototypes which detect landmines and provide exact co—ordinates of the found objects. we are working to improve it so we will make bigger ones. it can provide not only the exact co—o

>> well, to put it in terms hollywood wouldn't understand, it's no bueno. >> stephen: so what should>> well, this show's off to a great start. you have a hispanic on screen with you right now who's not playing a criminal. >> stephen: how brave of me. ( laughter ) but for other shows, do you think there needs to be an effort to hire other latino and hispanic actors. >> whoa whoa whoa. "other" latino actors? what's wrong with me? i need the work. >> stephen: no, you don't. you have a full-time job here. >> progress is incremental, steve! and i believe i can singlehandedly solve this representation issue with an exciting new system that i've been working on. >> stephen: during work hours at my show? >> roll it, jim! >> are you a producer making a more and/or a tv show, and you realize you have no hispanic characters? or that all your hispanic roles are drug dealer number one, or ant man's friend from jail? fear not, because i've recorded myself against a green screen saying phrases that make me sound like a good person so you can easily insert some hispanic representation into your show

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we are laughing because she is the kind of hollywood great. is the kind of hollywood great that brings before we said she had this huge career in the 70s, where she actually won two 0scars, she has a multitude of other awards, it goes on and on, the awards, it goes on and on, the awards she has one. she has one baftas, golden globes, it was really in the 70s where she won her 0scars really in the 70s where she won her oscars for the crime thriller clue, and for the romantic drama coming back home. then she had a dip in her career, and then she resurfaced in thejennifer lopez film in the jennifer lopez film monster in thejennifer lopez film monster in law in 2005, and then she has had this resurgent in her career, and is this name that we all know, maybe not the film she has been in but most people would know that name jane fonda and she is a hollywood heavyweight for sure. and that is why this news will really affect people because she is using it to raise awareness of not only cancer but social issues and climate change, and people will also feel for her of course as well. thank you.

it may, it's making its way on to edinburgh where the coffin will lie in the throne room of hollywood house palace overnight before church service. on sunday, thousands of people lined up along the route to pay their respects to the late plot . many were moved to tears as the convoy moved past it as the cortege made its way through the scottish countryside, aberdeen sher pharmacy paid their respects to the queen. they parked that tract us along the route to form a guard of honor. and this is where the cortez is right now. heading its way to puff at across the river tay, across the frightened bridge. triple. then move on to ward. sir edinburgh crossing over the 4th over the queensbury crossing before it enters the outskirts of edinburgh. alesco lived at browsers here as alan fisher is there. what will happen? ab allen. once sir, are the cortez arrives there in the capital? all just as the queen's body is passing through t site, i think is important to know that that's a part of the country. she also knows well because her mother's family came from te site. in fact, they lived in glands

the 19th, a harris is going to carry the coffin on a 6 hour drive from by moral to the palace of hollywood house. in the scottish capital. i will rest there overnight before a church service on sunday. thousands of people are expected to line the router as the late queen's body is driven to the palace of holy road house, which is the official residence of the british monarch in the scottish capital. every one on stand by right now including our very own rob matheson, who was outside by moral castle. the queen's cascade. rob is about to depart, by moral talkers through the root. the funeral cortez is going to be taking yes, says to move few moments time. queen elizabeth. the 2nd is going to be making her final journey from bon malls for the castle here in scotland or the home that the royal family have regarded very much as a family home was opposed to an office. so some of the other properties that we have around the euclid. this is very much a retreat for the royal family. the cottage is expected to make its way up the driveway. i passed a smaller group of onlookers than we've seen over t

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this particular hollywood i sign, it's amazing.thday celebrations next year. and just so you know, apparently the w-2 just so you know, apparently the w—2 is the hardest letter to paint. —— apparently the w is the hardest letter to paint. of course those guys haven't seen the bridge in scotland. more on those stories on the website, from me and the team, see you soon. hello there, we had a real mixture of weather around on thursday. it was pleasantly warm across south—eastern areas. temperatures in hampshire and cambridgeshire reached 21 celsius, 70 fahrenheit. temperatures are going to be dropping over the next few days. it looks like it's going to turn particularly cold at night—time. we have the cooler air moving down from the north—west, it follows this band of cloud here that brought a lot of rain into cumbria. that rain is now sliding its way down towards the south—east and east anglia where we start the day with some rain. elsewhere, further north, clearer skies means it's going to be a much colder start here, particularly i

and she liked coming to hollywood castle a holiday palace. but she was really more at home at balmoral, that's where she'd gone as, as a young child where she fell. she could get away from the pressures a of life in london and pressures of, of being the monarch and just able to relax. and there were many, many members of her household who were in tears, obviously the news, but to them it was no surprise that the queen decided that a, in our final days, that rather than be moved to hospital in aberdeen, that if she was going to pass away she would do so in the place by model that she loved so well. at least that she had a very special relationship with with scotland. what about the people of scotland though and their relationship with her? while her mother, of course was scottish elizabeth boys, lions who had a home in the castle of me way up in the north of scotland in which almost at john goetz the place you would have had of john agreements to lands and the 2 contrasting points and in the british isles, so that there was that connection as

and we know that hollywood palace itself at these back to the 17th century to so it is an historic part of tone. there are 2 parts of n brothers, the old tone and the new tote. the new tone was constructed in the 1800s when new wealth came to the city, and people were tired of their squalid conditions in the old town. but the old time had sprung up around the castles. there are many winds and small narrow alleys. it is a hugely historic part of town, and of course no to get a house or a property anywhere in the all tone is extremely expensive. so it has surpassed the nutone, which was meant to be the place to live for the merchants and for the families of edinburgh in the 1800s. while the queen's coffin lays instant, giles, and not only is it draped by a flag on top or b, the ancient crone of scotland, the many people might not know. but scotland was an independent country until the union of the crowns. back in 17. 07, what happened was queen elizabeth, the 1st died without any ears. she was of course, famously known as the virgin queen, and saw the establishment in england proposed at

that they gave me this opportunity to work in this crazy hollywood sign, it's amazing.irthday celebrations next year. and just so you know, apparently the w is the hardest letter to paint. tim allman, bbc news. some of us have been wondering if it wouldn't be quicker to spray it? more information on this story as well as on the mobilisation in russia for 300,000 people to fight for russia. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbctimwillcox. hello there, we had a real mixture of weather around on thursday. it was pleasantly warm across south—eastern areas. temperatures in hampshire and cambridgeshire reached 21 celsius, 70 fahrenheit. temperatures are going to be dropping over the next few days. it looks like it's going to turn particularly cold at night—time. we have the cooler air moving down from the north—west, it follows this band of cloud here that brought a lot of rain into cumbria. that rain is now sliding its way down towards the south—east and east anglia where we start the day with some rain. elsewhere, further north, clearer skies means it's going to be a much

work began yesterday to repaint tinseltown's hollywood sign.ject comes ahead of the 100th board of the iconic 45-foot tall marquee. they're teaming up with sherwin-williams to handle the refresh. the sign celebrates its centennial next year. >>> up next poetry on the u.n. stage. amanda gorman delivers an inspiring new poem on the opening day of the general assembly. u.n. stange. a amanda gorman delivers an inspiring new poem on the opening day of the general assembly. ...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. imagine that. ♪ ♪ dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasitic i

so we're now at a borrower standing right behind the palace of hollywood house. it has started to poor. it's raining said the majority of people around here. i've actually gone home, but when we arrived here, the streets for absolutely packed, they will lining every road that we, that we passed almost and, you know, and, and when, when, when the cleans coffin arrives to you. so how people were throwing flowers into her way. you know, some people were praying, a lot of people were clapping and they were genuinely just so happy to be her and to be able to say their goodbyes. but i mean, this is not the end to marvel the, there will be many more proceedings or there's one think there's going to be one big procession. so i think for now people are just going home to rest, to get dry and tomorrow they'll be back. they will be blessed talk about the journey a bit as the coffin made its way from bell moral to edinburgh. had the people who lived on or near the boot experience the procession to the yeah, i think it was quite a different experience depending on where you w

as her coffin is driven through the scottish capital, it will be held over night at hollywood house, the official, while residence and the scrappy club from the german capital on you on berlin. go top laguna league for the 1st time ever. but it takes a bit of luck in their match with cologne. that's coming up in sports. ah. hello, i'm claire richardson. thank so much for joining us. ukrainian officials say russian air strikes have caused widespread power outages across its eastern regions. in retaliation for cues, recent territorial gains firefighters bottled a blaze at a major power station near high cave, following showing on sunday night. plunging the region into darkness. blackouts were reported in parts of the dawn bass region. russia's military set, it had struck military targets as it launched a new offensive across the east. any mile. in other news, the operator of this operation nuclear power plant said it had been able to safely shut down its last working reactor after its external electricity connection was restored. all this comes as a sweeping ukrainian counter offensive

the normal people in hollywood, i go somewhere and they look both ways and they say i work in hollywood and i can't let anyone know how conservative i am but i voted for you. i was on -- at home and it was a scout locator and said we would like to use your property for the food. so we set up the deal. the catering service had comes over -- head came to me and we start having a conversation. he was so far away that would couldn't have been heard by anyone. six months later he called me and said he hadn't worked since then. they found out i like you and i haven't worked since then. i can give you story after story. there was show, a best judge show ever. the guy that designed my set, it was a beautiful set. he was so gifted the rnc asked him to design their set for their convention that year. and he did. he told me he didn't work for two years. he said i am gay, left-wing, democrat but because i worked on that set, they thought i was republican and when i told him i wasn't they thought that i committed some kind of sin. that is how the tolerant, not tolerant hollywood is. host: from louis

queen elizabeth coffin has arrived at the palace of hollywood house in edinburgh. the official precedence of the british monarch in scotland. the coffin will spend the night there and be taken to the city some giles cathedral to morrow. thousands of mourners followed the queen's final journey from belmore castle to edinburgh. the moment the body of queen elizabeth arrives in edinburgh the city's famous royal mile was packed with people waiting to catch a glimpse of her last journey. many in the scottish capital had camped out in anticipation of her arrival. will if this is 7 o'clock this morning, i mean, she's worked so hard or ably and it just seemed ray to come here. in a slow and sombre procession. queen elizabeth's flat draped coffin was driven through the scottish countryside after leaving her beloved bon morrow castle. where her life of 96 years came to an end thousands of scotch lined rural roads and highways to bid her a last farewell. i came here as a student bank. this event dawn says this is the green. so i called ms roberts of to say good way to harm is

he's transported from hollywood house to saint john's cathedral. and prince harry also released a statement tonight describing his grandmother as a guiding compass, saying that she was also now reunited with grandpa prince philip. >> together in peace. ken pam, back to you. kaity. we're still a week away from the actual funeral. so any interesting details. >> leading up to that day. >> well, the security details are interesting can because heads of state are being asked to fly and commercially if they can. also, they're being told that they will not be able to use their old cars when they arrive in london that they will have to be on a secure charter buses together because of the traffic. >> that we're going to have in london president biden, though, i'm sure and the first lady will still be flying in on air force one, but it is going to be a chaotic and busy time in london. car traffic, air traffic. it's going to be ross. yeah. sounds like it's going to be very, very crowded. katie corrado live for us in england tonight. thank you, katie. >> and w

say the queen and the queen's coffin has arrived at the palace of hollywood house. say the crowds here, but hasn't nothing has changed head. i still hunters, the people lining the streets, even though it started to rain. and you know, i've been speaking to some of the people standing at the barriers and, you know, they said to me, look, it's the sky. it's the sky crying over the death of our queen, said he, the emotions are still running pretty high down here. and i think as the day goes on, i think people will start going home, but tomorrow they'll just go home to rest and i will be back here tomorrow again. it's not you've been following the whole procession, emily, or took us through it? how the people experienced the journey of the coffin through scottish towns and villages? yes for. i'm sorry. and yes, so it started obviously apps and bomb rural castle and we were in ballot. her when the young, when the coffin arrived there, and it was really impressive to sort of see how the atmosphere, you know, people just immediately went silent and they, they, they closed

we arrived at the royal family's official residence in edinburgh, the palace, hollywood house. elizabeth, the second's compean late overnight in the throne room. >> on their way, the past large crowds of people who were packed behind metal barriers along the royal mile, the road between hollywood house and saint giles cathedral onlookers clapped and waved as the kings limiting past. the public will be allowed to visit the cathedral to pay their last respects. >> the new king and the queen concert also took a moment to greet well-wishers outside the palace. and hollywood house charles took part in the ceremony of kiev where the king was given the ceremonial key to the city of edinburgh, the king princess, and along with prince edward and andrew, what a procession to honor the he's coughing. transported from hollywood house to saint giles cathedral. >> and something interesting to know the royal parks is asking people to not bring flowers are stuffed animals or marmalade sandwiches a summer in tribute to the queen's bit with paddington bear during her jubilee. they're asking peop

which links hollywood palace in edinburgh castle and that will happen on monday. in fact, just after the queen of was crowned in 1953, she came here to edinburgh. and there was a thanksgiving service in the very charge that to mortal will pay thanks for the life of the monarch who passed away late last week at the quoterush following the 890 at now down along the the scottish east coast towards undone d. it will be there, within the next hour, members of the public are being advised to pay their respects allen at various places along that that a $90.00 highway. and there'll be a small ceremony in dundee, before the quarters arrives. it really is an opportunity, isn't it? for people to, to express how they felt about that the monarch play . and you can talk about the mean tones like other dean than dundee and path, but they'll come from the areas beyond that as well. they'll come from places like for. busy and our broth and montrose just names normally on a map, but areas that have been impacted. but i've no relationship by the queen and every one will have their o

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but she came here to hollywood every single year towards the garden party, to conduct honors that had been presented by the government. and in her own d. n. e was scottish because her mother came from a scottish family. so there was always this connection. so many people think it up that she begins her final journey to resting place at windsor by spending at least one night here at hollywood palace, which was her official scottish hold. how thank you very much. alan fisher with all the latest there from edinburgh. thanks allen. thousands of protest his have taken to the streets in chalet as the country marks the 49th anniversary, the military coup led by general augusta pena shea. on the 11th of september, 1973, the military attack, the presidential palace left. when present, salvador lender was killed in a violence chilly van injured 17 years of dictatorship houses of political opponents were killed or disappeared, and he knew were arrested, tortured or forced into exile. alas, america editor, listen, you men has more now from santiago. it's a volatile situation every september 11th

m to here to put to the pals of hollywood house. and from here he will join the procession and behind the the queen's cloth and up to the giles cathedral via the royal mile. and he will lead the procession behind the coffin at 3rd, at, at san jose cathedral, there will then be a service held for her afterwards. control is going to come back here to the house or to the palace of hollywood house, where he is going to meet the 1st minister of scotland. nicholas sturgeon. afterwards, he's going to walk over to parliament, which is only a short walk from here really. and where he's going to receive condolences of the members of parliament and, and in the evening there's going to be a vigil held at saint asked cathedral again, which he will attend. am together with other members of the royal family. so all and all really a very, very busy day for him and that will the queen's body remain at san jose was cathedral for the rest of today. oh, absolutely. so she wants, she reaches st. charles cathedral, she will lie in state there for 24 hour

how is hollywood a thinking about nft's?ng in hollywood is going to come after everything the market because you need someone to have an idea and they have to sell it. and they have to actually make it. hollywood like most industries got very excited about the potential and web three late last year and early this year. there were a lot of different projects either using nfts as a fan engagement tool or as origin intellectual property or character upon which a property can be based. some of those are still going but as one person told me, most of the projects dried up overnight earlier this year. emily: who were the biggest celebrities who were really in on this and does it seem like they are not into it anymore? >> yeah, i mean you have a mix. there are celebrities who bought nfts. jimmy fallon, stefan curry, reese witherspoon was someone very into it. it is a mix. as in the broader market there are some celebrities who are interested in trying it out because it seemed like a quick way to make money or everyone else was talk

the prince will come back here to hollywood house. he will have a meeting with some senior politicians in scotland. and then on tuesday, he will go with the queen's body and ticket back to london. and then on from there, the buckingham palace and all the services and ceremonies that are laid on before the queen's funeral. exactly one week today. and you mentioned that people are comfortable be given a chance to, to pay their respects. we're hearing from pull brennan in london. huge crowds are expected to to attend. i suppose the same will be true there in scotland. i think people gathered by the roadside. yes. the one it was a sunday too, it was passing by and this was however, you want to describe it a moment of history. an important moment of history in a chance to collectively express grief which many people had kept to themselves really since the announcement on thursday. there is not quite the same number of people around here at hollywood palace and that we saw on sunday. but there are people gathering and they will go to the ro

coming up, is it a wrap for nfts in hollywood?raze is dwindling despite a bit of a rebound. and why executives are still not giving up. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the nft craze was sweeping hollywood but with crypto sinking, the enthusiasm seems to be dwindling. joining us now, bloomberg's lucas shaw appeared post -- lucas shaw. post ethereum merge the prices have ticked up a bit how is hollywood thinking. -- have ticked up a bit. how is hollywood thinking? >> some has to have an idea and they have to sell it. and they have to actually make it. hollywood got very excited about the potential and web three late last year and early this year. there were a lot of different projects either using nfts as a fan engagement tool or as origin intellectual property or character upon which a property can be based. some of those are still going but as one person told me, most of the projects dried up overnight earlier this year. emily: who were the biggest celebrities who were rarely in on this and does it seem like they are not into it anymo

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now, having been taken along the royal mile from the palace of hollywood house to saint giles cathedral, where we see the coffin having now being placed a solemn ceremony, not a sound to be heard. as the coffin was brought from the host into the cathedral, king charles having led the procession behind the coffin, along with his 3 siblings. members of the public will now be able to view the coffin at the cathedral for the next 24 hours before it's foreign to buckingham palace in london on tuesday. and our correspondent is standing by there in edinburgh to tell us more about the event. emily gardena, emily, tell us what you've been witnessing or yes, i mean like, you saw the pictures enormous crowns. i've never seen the ball mile so full of people and it just goes to show how important it is for the people of scotland to pay their respects and to say thank you and good bye to the queen. and when you saw the coffin, you will also have seen that it is draped in a yellow and red flag. this is the royal standard of scotland. it is the flag that represents the sovereign in scotland. so it is r